Ep. 1005 - Using Racism To Prevent Racism
Episode Stats
Length
1 hour and 3 minutes
Words per Minute
165.9835
Summary
In the wake of the recent looters' rampage at a 7-11 in Los Angeles, AOC calls for the police to do more than just tweet about the looters, but to actually catch them in the act of committing a crime.
Transcript
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, the Minneapolis School District instates a policy of laying off white teachers before black teachers.
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This is supposed to prevent systemic racism, but how do you prevent a thing from happening by doing that very thing?
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Also, the Democrats double down on their favorite strategy, emotional blackmail.
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Tragedy strikes CNN and thus the entire nation.
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Sam Harris says that sometimes you have to subvert democracy in order to save it.
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In our daily cancellation, the new Feminist She-Hulk show premieres, and it's about as insufferable as you might expect.
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All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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Early this morning, the Twitter account for the LAPD posted footage of what they describe as a flash mob of looters ransacking a 7-11 in the city.
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The looters swarming like piranhas or vultures, take your animal of choice there,
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can be seen stealing candy and bags of chips and cigarettes and other necessary items before they begin ripping the place apart just sort of for the fun of it, it would seem.
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Now, it may come as a shock to AOC, but the one item left untouched in the store is the bread.
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In fact, many of them seem to be very much on the opposite end of the starving spectrum, let's just say.
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The other thing you don't see in the footage, of course, is any sign of law enforcement.
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Now, one might point out that the LAPD would be better off showing up to the scene of the crime
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and carting the criminals away in handcuffs rather than simply tweeting about it after the fact.
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We have long had a problem in our society with people filming crimes rather than trying to actually stop them.
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And now even the police have adopted this strategy.
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Now, of course, from the perspective of the police, they know that the Soros DA will just release anyone they arrest.
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They also know that if they have to get a little rough with any of the precious innocent children ransacking the convenience store,
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they'll end up in prison on hate crime charges.
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You know, if they show up there to make some arrests,
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and it turns out that some of the people there don't want to be arrested, and so they resist,
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and then the police, God forbid, have to use physical force to detain the suspects,
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But then the video doesn't matter because the Soros DA won't pursue or prosecute any of these people.
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They could all be wearing name badges with their addresses and phone numbers on it,
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They're not going to be held accountable, and worst of all, they know it.
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And this is the anarchy that has obviously gripped hold of our cities all across the country.
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But there are a few other ingredients necessary to create a scene like the one in that footage
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or in so many similar incidents that we've witnessed, especially in recent years.
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Another essential ingredient, obviously, is the collapse of the nuclear family.
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You know, if there were 100 people pillaging that 7-Eleven, I don't know how many people it was.
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I'd be surprised if even one out of 100 lived in a house with both a mom and a dad present.
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It's a general rule that kids with dads at home don't loot convenience stores.
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Now, there may be occasional exceptions to that.
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There's a reason why communities with much higher rates of intact families have much lower rates of mass looting and other forms of criminality.
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But has there ever been mass looting in a community with a fatherless rate below like 50%?
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If you can even get over the 50% mark with kids at home with mom and dad, are there any examples of mass looting in a community like that?
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Another ingredient, though, not unrelated to the others, is entitlement.
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You know, the looters feel not only safe and secure in their actions with the knowledge that they'll not be held accountable,
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but also importantly, and this is the part that maybe we don't talk about enough,
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they feel morally entitled to behave as they're behaving.
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Indeed, they've been explicitly told by activists, by the media, by powerful voices in Congress like AOC,
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that they have every right to steal and destroy as they see fit.
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The narrative of systemic racism has allowed people like this to delude themselves into believing that they're oppressed by society,
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and thus society owes them something, namely society owes them whatever they feel like taking at any given moment.
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They're victims, and as victims, they're not responsible for their actions.
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The leftist racial narrative allows them to believe that systemic racism is the biggest problem in their lives and in their communities,
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even as they actively work to destroy their lives and their own communities.
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Like, you know, we're often told about food deserts in urban neighborhoods.
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That actually is one of the justifications also given for looting.
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You know, we're told that there's a lack of grocery stores and convenience stores and other amenities.
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Well, and then we're told that this is due to systemic racism.
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And yet, the stores that do exist in these neighborhoods are targeted and victimized by the members of the neighborhood.
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The community violently chases businesses away and then claims that the void is caused by racism.
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This is the sort of destructive incoherence brought about by the systemic racism narrative.
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Speaking of which, the systemic racism lie has given rise to another, even more egregious injustice this week.
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And this is a story that hasn't gotten nearly enough attention.
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So I'm going to bring it to your attention now if you haven't heard about it yet.
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A Minneapolis teachers union is stipulating that white teachers be laid off or reassigned before educators of color, quote, unquote,
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allegedly to remedy the continuing effects of past discrimination by the district.
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Minneapolis public schools have seen a massive drop off in student enrollment, leading to layoffs of teachers with little seniority,
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something that is typical within the teaching profession.
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But the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers is opting for racial standards before seniority to guarantee educators of color protections,
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according to Alpha News, which reported this on Sunday.
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Starting with the spring 2023 budget tie-out cycle,
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if accessing a teacher who is a member of a population underrepresented among licensed teachers in the site,
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the district shall access the next least senior teacher who is not a member of an underrepresented population, according to the agreement.
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Teachers of color may be exempted from district-wide layoffs outside of seniority order, the agreement says,
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adding that the reinstatement of teachers from underrepresented populations will be prioritized over white teachers,
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The racial stipulation was added in part in the name of social justice or to remedy the continuing effects of past discrimination by the district.
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Past discrimination by the district disproportionately impacted the hiring of underrepresented teachers in the district
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as compared to the relevant labor market and the community and resulted in a lack of diversity of teachers, the agreement reads.
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Now, as you might imagine, this policy of firing the white teachers first, which is what it explicitly says.
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What it explicitly says is we're going to fire the or lay off or excess members of the overrepresented groups instead of underrepresented,
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Now, this is being criticized, not the least because it's blatantly illegal.
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I mean, at least technically, in theory, racial discrimination in hiring and firing is illegal.
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But just like the laws against looting are not enforced, neither are the laws against racial discrimination.
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And the pushback and also the explicit illegality of the plan have not swayed the school district at all,
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which defended its racist practices in a statement a few days later.
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The New York Post reports, quote, the school district released a statement to The Washington Times on Tuesday
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offering a full-throated defense of the groundbreaking deal with the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers led by President Greta Callahan.
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The statement says, to remedy the continuing effects of past discrimination,
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Minneapolis public schools and Minneapolis Federation of Teachers mutually agreed to contract language
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that aims to support the recruitment and retention of teachers from underrepresented groups
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as compared to the labor market and the communities served by the school district.
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So basically, they're just restating what the agreement says.
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In order to heal the wounds of racial discrimination, they will engage in racial discrimination.
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This is like, I don't know, trying to heal the effects of rat poison by giving the victim more rat poison.
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Or, you know what, that's not actually the right analogy. That's wrong.
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Because this is healing the effects of rat poison by forcing some other guy to take rat poison too.
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Someone's been dosed with rat poison, and then the doctor shows up and says,
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I know what we're going to do about this, and then just grabs some other guy
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Now that's what you do when you're not interested in healing.
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No matter if the person you're getting your revenge on
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had anything to do with the alleged crime that was supposedly committed.
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But this is the point of the systemic racism narrative.
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It is to cede resentment, hatred, a lust for vengeance.
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And as we see among the looters, an unearned sense of entitlement as well.
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By the way, a little bit of exciting personal news and update.
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We did, you know, as you know, we have another set of twins on the way.
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And so we were able to find out the gender yesterday.
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We're not going to give them, if you can believe it, just like with our other four kids,
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You know, actually, biology and nature isn't giving them a choice in the matter.
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So we discovered that the twins are boys, which actually came as a shock.
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You know, my wife, up until this point, I thought she had, like, magical superpowers
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because she can predict the gender of a baby when it's still in utero,
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and not only for our own babies, but other people.
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And so she was, like, batting 1,000 on predicting these sorts of things.
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And then for our next set of twins, she said, oh, they're girls for sure.
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The girls are going to be wildly outnumbered in my family.
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And, you know, you always get the question of, well, what, you know, which is easier, boys or girls?
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But certainly for the first, you know, 10 to 12 years of life, I think boys present probably more of a challenge.
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And mainly the challenge is just, like, keeping them alive, keeping them from destroying themselves and everything else in the house.
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So that's the challenge that awaits us, which I will take on eagerly.
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I want to start with something that was put together by a group called the American Firebrand PAC.
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And I don't know anything about this organization, but they compiled this montage, which they posted on social media.
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And I think it's pretty powerful in that it reveals the Democrats' strategy of emotional blackmail.
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And this, as we know, is a strategy that has gone into overdrive this week in particular with all of the charges of spastic scholastic terrorism or whatever it's called, incitement to violence, right?
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Conservatives in general being accused of we're going to kill people.
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People are going to die because we're merely pointing out what these children's hospitals and, quote, unquote, gender clinics are doing to kids.
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By pointing out the reality of what's happening to kids, we are going to end up killing people.
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And if you feel like you've heard that before, that line from the left, well, if you do this, if you say this, people will die.
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If you feel like you've heard it before, it's because you have, as this montage of the Democrats' moral blackmail strategy clearly shows.
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If you are also not going to allow trans kids to play sports, children will die.
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We've seen that trans kids suffer from extremely high suicide rates.
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To hear a 10-year-old say that they would rather die than experience male puberty.
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The most comprehensive study to date on climate change predicts more and more people are going to die from air pollution if changes are not made.
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How many more people have to die to get some gun control?
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Your mistake is killing the children in your state.
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This decision and this policy will kill people.
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We are also going to see a lot of South Dakota women die because of this.
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It's not an extreme statement to say that women will die.
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People are dying and will die who don't have to die.
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You know, and actually, everything you heard there, I mean, the basic underlying claim is actually true.
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And I am sorry to have to be the one to always break the news about this, but it is true that, you know, people will die.
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That is the consequence of being mortal human beings.
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Now, are they going to die because of opinions that you've expressed?
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Are they going to die because of realities that you have pointed out?
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And the irony of this method from the Democrats going around all the times that people will die, people will die.
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We can't do this because people are going to die.
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Is it, first of all, from their perspective, since when is that even a bad thing?
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Now, as much as we just heard from Beto there calling conservatism or Republicans, you know, accusing us of being in a death cult.
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Which side is it, again, just remind me, that has overseen the systematic slaughter of 60 million human beings in this country?
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Remind me again which side it is that actually will say that there are too many people on earth and we need fewer of them.
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Which side is it that talks about human beings like they're a cancer, a disease on the earth?
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I mean, which side is actually openly conspiring to limit the number of people who exist?
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No, in order for the people will die thing to mean anything, you know, in order for that to motivate people, you have to actually cherish and value human life.
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You have to see human life as inherently valuable in some way.
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And that's not a straw man or me making a caricature of their position.
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And they might not come out and say it very often, but if you press them on it, they will admit it.
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And because if you believe that it had inherent value, to begin with, you couldn't support the slaughter of 60 million human beings in the womb.
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But also, in order to see that human life has inherent value, then, you know, you have to believe that there's some greater force, some greater power out there beyond just ourselves and our egos.
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But if we're all just clumps of tissue walking around, and life has no inherent meaning, then it doesn't even matter if people die.
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And yet they still use the people will die line to try to manipulate us.
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Well, hopefully, you know, anyone listening to this, I don't need to tell you that you shouldn't fall for that.
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Especially when they're using it to try to prevent you from speaking the truth.
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I'm sorry we have to talk about this, because, especially on a Friday, you know, I try to keep it a little bit lighter if I can.
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It began about a week ago when, and I don't even know if we ever talked about this, and I feel quite ashamed, actually, that I think we may have, I may have inadvertently ignored it.
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So we got to back up to about a week ago when the news was announced that prominent masturbator Jeffrey Toobin was leaving CNN after 20 years.
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Now, Toobin, famous, of course, for pulling his tube out, says the decision was mutual to leave CNN.
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Others are saying that it was about as mutual as his decision to fondle himself in the presence of his colleagues on a Zoom call, which is to say that in both cases, the decision was actually made by one party while the other party recoiled in horror and was traumatized.
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All we know now is that Jeffrey Toobin is unemployed and many fear we'll be left with too much time on his hands.
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The good news is he no longer has to, you know, put on his pants and go to work.
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Not that he ever saw the former as a necessary prerequisite for the latter.
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And I don't say any of this, by the way, to make a joke about the esteemed Jeffrey Toobin or his unfortunate masturbatory adventures.
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You know, frankly, it's kind of low-hanging fruit.
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Instead, I say all this as a tribute to the man who gave so much of himself to his job.
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Some would say a bit too much of himself, actually.
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Either way, may he rest in peace with both hands above the waist.
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But Toobin's demise is not the only tragedy to befall CNN.
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Not the only tragedy to happen to CNN and by extension to the entire country,
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It was announced this week that the man, affectionately known as Mr. Potato Head, I think it's affectionate,
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CNN reports CNN's reliable sources with Brian Stelter is coming to an end.
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The company announced Thursday that it's ending the media analysis show that has aired in various iterations for 30 years.
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As a result, Brian Stelter will leave the company, a CNN spokesperson told CNN Business.
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So they're pretending that they're not firing him.
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You know, of course, Brian Stelter says, well, I could do another show.
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Well, that's, it's better if you, if you just go and work for someone else.
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They say, we appreciate his contributions to the network and wish him well as he embarks on new endeavors.
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Now, and then Brian Stelter said, well, who cares what he says?
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You know, it was, it was, it was an interesting choice, first of all.
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I was kind of interested by the fact that they chose to announce the end of Brian Stelter's show like this.
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Because, and I'll tell you why it's interesting, because if they hadn't said anything at all, nobody would have ever known.
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Like, they could have ended the show and not told us, and we would not have known.
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Stelter is like the guy in office space who, who's the guy in office space who was fired from his job,
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but remained on the staff for like five years, and nobody ever realized.
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Like, they could have just ended the show and then 30 years from now thrown Brian Stelter a big retirement party
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and congratulated him on three decades of service to the company, and no one would be the wiser.
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Anyway, now Stelter is unemployed also, looking for new opportunities.
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And I'm hopeful, honestly, and I know that I've criticized him over the years,
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and I've criticized him for, you know, just being a, being a propagandist and a pawn who, you know,
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his, his show was supposed to be a, sort of like a media criticism show.
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That's the way it was positioned as sort of the ombudsman type role where he's, he's criticizing the media and keeping a watch on the media.
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But all he ever actually did was defend the media against legitimate criticisms.
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But the truth is that I, I am hopeful that he finds a new job that, um,
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I'm hopeful that he finds a job that gives him an even bigger audience.
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Maybe, for example, he could deliver the morning announcements at his local middle school.
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And the truth, obviously, is for Brian Stelter that he had, that,
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the real problem is that, uh, once Trump went away, he had nothing left to talk about.
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This is, this is the, the crisis that the media has faced for a few years now.
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That their entire brand and personality centered around Trump and then Trump left.
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And, um, they've had years to figure something else out and they just haven't been able to do it.
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Which is why, I mean, never believe anything, anything otherwise.
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They, they desperately, desperately want Trump to run again and they want him back in the White House.
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This is something that was making the rounds yesterday.
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Uh, Sam Harris was on, um, the Trigonometry podcast,
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which, by the way, I appeared on that podcast as well a few, uh, days ago.
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And you can go to their YouTube channel and watch that episode.
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And after you do that, um, or, or I guess you can do that after you watch this clip.
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This is, uh, Sam Harris also on the same podcast.
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Who, you know, was a, to put it mildly is, is a Trump critic.
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And he was asked about some of the dirty tricks that were pulled,
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especially when it comes to the Hunter Biden laptop story that ended up, you know,
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resulting in, in Biden getting elected as the media and big tech conspired to suppress these stories.
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Uh, does he have any ethical qualms about that?
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And, and Sam Harris says, no, let's listen to the clip.
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So, I mean, Hunter Biden, at that point, Hunter Biden literally could have had,
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It's not, it's like, it's not Joe Biden, but even if Joe, like, even the,
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whatever scope of Joe Biden's corruption is, like, if you, if we could just go down that rabbit hole endlessly
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and, and understand that he's getting kickbacks from Hunter Biden's deals in Ukraine or wherever else, right?
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It is infinitesimal compared to the corruption we know Trump is involved in.
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It's like, it's like, it's like a firefly to the sun, right?
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I mean, like, there's just, it doesn't even, it doesn't even stack up against Trump University, right?
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Trump University, as a story, is worse than anything that could be in Hunter Biden's laptop,
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Now, that's not, that doesn't answer the people who say it's still completely unfair
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to not have looked at the laptop in a timely way and to have shut down the, you know,
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Like, that, that's a, just a conspiracy, that's a left-wing conspiracy to deny the presidency to-
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And usually Sam Harris is a pretty clear, I don't, I don't agree with, with much of what he says,
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but he's usually, seems to me, to be a pretty clear thinker, and not on this.
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You know, because there, there, there's a lot of contradiction happening here,
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starting with the fact that, that he says, well, Trump is worse because his crimes are worse,
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And so that's why we have to do whatever we can to keep him out of office.
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But then he also says, I wouldn't care what, what Joe Biden did.
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So Trump is worse because he's done worse things.
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But even if Biden did worse things, which by the way, you know, killing children and having
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them in the basement, I understand that this was meant to be hyperbole, but he's, he's,
00:29:45.720
he's making the point, whether it was hyperbole or not, that literally no matter what he did,
00:29:50.820
it, it, it, it, it's, uh, he still would have preferred Biden over Trump.
00:29:56.700
So, I mean, do you think that Trump is actually literally the worst person, like no one could
00:30:01.940
have ever, ever be worse than, than Donald Trump?
00:30:07.640
So on one hand, he's, he's basing his assessment on, you know, what, what he believes Trump has
00:30:14.740
done versus what Biden has done, what they're both guilty of doing.
00:30:18.800
But then on the other hand, he says, it doesn't really matter what they do.
00:30:25.080
Also, the other thing that he's missing completely here is that how do we know about corruption
00:30:32.580
from elected officials and powerful people, especially presidents?
00:30:40.320
I mean, how do, how do we know if they're corrupt or not?
00:30:44.940
Are we relying on them to come out and, and just tell us, yeah, I'm here, here's, here are
00:30:55.800
And that's traditionally what you need the news media for.
00:30:59.800
Because the average person is not in a position to investigate the corruption of a powerful
00:31:14.240
I mean, are you not wondering that, okay, like whatever Trump has done, we know all of
00:31:19.600
it because there is, the media is obsessed with finding everything.
00:31:23.880
He's got, he's got the entire federal government coming after him.
00:31:35.460
Because there are a lot of very powerful forces that are extremely interested in finding
00:31:45.280
But Sam, are you not, are you not seeing the issue here?
00:31:49.560
That for Democrat presidents, there aren't any powerful forces even interested in finding
00:32:01.920
So when you say that Trump is more corrupt than Biden, what is that even based on?
00:32:08.300
Now, by the way, it's, it's, it's also not true.
00:32:10.180
Like even, even, even looking at the corruption we know about from Biden, it is worse than Trump.
00:32:16.480
But my point is that, like the corruption we know about, that's a, that's a, that's an important
00:32:27.920
Because the things we know about are only the things that slip through the cracks.
00:32:41.180
And I'm, and again, it's a coin toss as to whether or not that particular piece.
00:32:45.520
I, I was the one that said we should move on, but you've just said something I really
00:32:57.580
You're saying you are content with a left-wing conspiracy to prevent somebody being democratically
00:33:06.900
Well, so it's, but the thing is, it's just not left-wing, right?
00:33:13.520
Conspiracy to prevent somebody being democratically-
00:33:15.900
No, but it's not, no, but there's nothing, conspiracy, it's not, it was a conspiracy out
00:33:20.140
It does, but it doesn't matter if it was, it doesn't matter what part's conspiracy, what
00:33:24.760
I mean, I think it's like, if people get together and talk, and talk about what should we do
00:33:29.580
about this phenomenon, you know, if, it's like, if there, if there was an asteroid hurtling
00:33:34.200
toward Earth and, and we got in a room together with all of our friends and had a conversation
00:33:39.860
about what we could do to deflect its course, right?
00:33:44.300
So Trump was a, an asteroid set to destroy life on Earth.
00:33:54.880
You know, it, it, it, more incoherence here because Trump is allegedly a threat to democracy
00:34:04.620
And that's why we have to do everything we can to stop him.
00:34:10.400
But yet you're subverting the democratic process to stop him because you think he's a threat
00:34:18.340
So you're destroying the democratic process to save the democratic process.
00:34:21.920
I think we've heard that kind of thing, but it reminds me of a, who was it?
00:34:23.860
George Bush said, we have to abandon the free markets to save the free markets.
00:34:27.960
I believe was his famous quote, infamous quote.
00:34:29.880
But this is also ends justify the means, which is what you get on the left.
00:34:38.320
It's like, you could do whatever you want as long as you get the result you want.
00:34:45.340
All that matters is the result and anything done in service to that result is automatically
00:34:52.780
So that's what he's, that is what he is actually struggling to defend here is the ends justify
00:35:00.620
And the reason he's struggling to defend it is because it is a morally incoherent philosophy.
00:35:10.680
Speaking of moral incoherence, so here's a study from Axios and it is, I haven't even looked
00:35:17.960
at these results yet, but I just saw this pop up and I'm reading it now.
00:35:21.480
So this is, they are examining the differences between public and private opinions.
00:35:26.480
And they say self-silencing, people saying what they think others want to hear rather
00:35:32.020
than what they truly feel, is skewing our understanding of how Americans really feel
00:35:36.400
about abortion, COVID-19 precautions, what children are taught in school and other hot
00:35:42.880
The best predictor of private behavior is private opinion.
00:35:46.000
People's actual views are far more likely than their stated views to drive consumer and
00:35:51.160
So this is analyzing public versus private opinion in individuals, which already I'm not
00:36:06.040
Because whatever they're, you have to ask them, right?
00:36:08.720
And so whatever they're telling you is, I guess, their public opinion because they're saying
00:36:12.920
The private opinion is what they believe in their heads, but there's no way to measure
00:36:20.440
that really, because the moment they say it out loud, that it's no longer the private opinion.
00:36:27.360
So I'm seeing some problems here already, but let's go, let's go ahead.
00:36:30.580
It says, by the numbers, on abortion, the study found that men are much less likely to privately
00:36:35.940
agree with the idea that the choice to have an abortion should be left solely to a woman
00:36:40.680
and her doctor than would say so publicly, 45% to 60%.
00:36:47.700
The study, men are less likely to agree with the idea that the choice to have an abortion
00:36:57.840
Republicans, meanwhile, were less likely to privately say Roe v. Wade should be overturned
00:37:03.920
On education, Americans overall are privately more supportive of parents having more influence
00:37:08.840
over curriculum than proclaim this publicly, 60% to 52%.
00:37:13.180
Americans are less concerned about teachers talking about gender identity or how much
00:37:18.580
public schools focus on racism than they say publicly.
00:37:22.720
Only about half of Americans actually think it's inappropriate for schools to discuss gender
00:37:26.420
identity in kindergarten through third grade compared to the 63% who say so publicly.
00:37:31.120
All right, sorry I wasted your time with this absolute nonsense study.
00:37:37.480
Right, so people are more conservative publicly is what you're trying to tell us on issues of
00:37:53.760
So what they want us to believe is that there are a whole bunch of Americans running around
00:37:56.620
saying that they don't want to teach kindergartners about gender identity.
00:37:59.620
They say that publicly, but privately they really want it to happen.
00:38:13.040
Because there's no, the self-regulation happens the other way.
00:38:18.060
People present themselves as more liberal in public than they actually are in private.
00:38:28.020
Well, very simply, because that's where all of the social incentive is.
00:38:32.680
There's no social incentive to pretend to be more conservative than you actually are.
00:38:40.960
And also, the punishment goes against the conservative view.
00:38:48.380
Because all of our most powerful institutions demand that we have liberal viewpoints on these
00:39:07.200
So all of the social pressure falls on trying to make people, you know, be more liberal on these subjects.
00:39:18.900
And yet we're supposed to believe, based on this study, that somehow people, people actually intentionally put themselves in line for social ostracization and punishment
00:39:35.520
by pretending to be more, by adopting more unpopular views, at least unpopular in the minds of our elites.
00:39:53.480
A pastor in Missouri rained down a fiery sermon upon his flock one Sunday this month, scolding parishioners for failing to follow God.
00:40:01.460
The Reverend Carlton Funderburk condemned his congregation, not because they'd sinned too much, or loved God too little, or done too few good deeds out in the world.
00:40:13.800
Instead, Funderburk rebuked the cheap sons and daughters of the Church of the Well in Kansas City for not honoring him by buying him a luxury watch.
00:40:26.700
And I watched this clip, and I, you know, I immediately thought, okay, you always have to keep in mind context.
00:40:31.780
And when you see a clip, and it's 30 seconds or 50 seconds, what happened before and after that?
00:40:36.220
Is there some kind of context here that would make this sound not as horrible as it sounds?
00:40:42.760
Well, apparently not, because this pastor has since apologized for this clip that you're about to watch right now.
00:40:50.320
See, that's how I know you're still poor, broke, busted, and disgusted, because of how you've been honoring me.
00:41:25.760
Mother, ooh, I'm saying this, and I promise you, D. G. N. is not with respect and want.
00:41:29.480
I'm saying it because I want you to understand just what God is saying.
00:41:32.540
I even found out that Movado, you can buy a Movado watch in Sam's.
00:41:44.780
Let me kick down the door and talk to my cheap sons and daughters.
00:41:49.780
Now, this is obviously widely inappropriate and actually insane.
00:41:54.820
This is, this is, it's like prosperity gospel on steroids, really.
00:42:00.220
I mean, this is, prosperity gospel, unfortunately, is very, very popular.
00:42:05.660
And even if the advocates of it rarely will identify themselves as such.
00:42:15.540
But prosperity gospel is the idea that you deserve to be blessed with actual riches,
00:42:24.400
like physical riches, if you're a holy person, that God will reward you with physical wealth
00:42:34.600
and riches in this world, and that you deserve it.
00:42:39.720
Now, of course, that's pretty much diametrically opposed to what Christ actually says in the
00:42:46.140
gospels, which is why it's not the actual gospel, it's the prosperity gospel.
00:42:49.720
Well, that's kind of what we're hearing here, much more direct than what you're used to hearing.
00:42:56.820
That said, you also see what a, what a, what a advantage it is to have a powerful preacher
00:43:05.500
Because you could get up there complaining that you're, that you weren't given a watch
00:43:09.140
and people in the congregation are saying, amen, that's right.
00:43:12.700
It's the power of, of being a good public speaker.
00:43:17.820
You can see what, you can see the advantages there.
00:43:36.800
Some states now have laws that say as early as the 2030 model year,
00:43:40.780
new vehicles will have to be electric in order to be registered.
00:43:44.080
Cars with internal combustion engines will only be able to get license plates if they
00:43:48.000
were built before the end of the 2020s, which means that people are going to be keep, going
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to keep repairing and driving their old cars for generations.
00:43:54.900
It also means you'd better go to rockauto.com right now and order all the parts to properly
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Your great grandkids might be driving that car someday, so you got to take care of it.
00:44:05.700
Rockauto.com has been in the auto parts business for 20 years.
00:44:08.660
Family owned, their goal is to make auto parts available and affordable to keep you safe on
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Rockauto.com's online parts catalog is incredibly easy to use.
00:44:18.660
You can search all the parts available for your specific car, SUV, or truck with photo specs
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Not only will they have the part you need, but they'll usually give you the several trusted
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Rockauto.com's kits are popular because they bundle together all the parts you need for successful
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You got everything you need right in one place.
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All you got to do is go to rockauto.com, get brakes, shocks, carpets, wipers, headlights,
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Before we get to the comments here, I wanted to, if I could get serious yet again, and I'm
00:44:52.660
sorry I have to keep on doing this, but I have been talking about on this show for the
00:44:58.660
past couple of weeks, you know, while other shows have focused on less important issues.
00:45:05.160
I have been talking quite a bit about the issue related to my giant stuffed walrus, which
00:45:12.000
as you know, was apparently purchased for me as a gift by this company and yet never given
00:45:19.700
to me, no explanation has ever been offered for why my giant stuffed walrus was, was why
00:45:29.000
I was deprived of it and still am deprived of it.
00:45:35.080
And, you know, as we've been talking about this and I, and I, and I can tell you that
00:45:39.740
here at work, I've been, I've been investigating, I can't get anyone else to take the investigation
00:45:45.900
It's like everyone else here, they're just whistling past the graveyard every day, all
00:45:56.520
And no one is taking seriously the fact that there's a giant stuffed walrus somewhere out
00:46:02.680
there that I have not been given, even though it's mine.
00:46:05.080
So in my investigation, I stumbled across this and I, I have to tell you, I was stunned
00:46:12.880
This is a video, this is true, this is a video from Ben Shapiro's Instagram account, which
00:46:20.200
was posted back in June and it's been sitting there.
00:46:43.600
Get your hands off my walrus, Ben, first of all.
00:46:49.800
So you see, okay, number one, you can see the giants.
00:46:54.400
So now I'm just trying to figure out what's going on here.
00:46:59.620
That I was not given the stuffed walrus, but you, but we, you were using it for, for an
00:47:12.060
We're going down the rabbit hole here and, uh, and I, and I'm starting to get frankly
00:47:16.920
disturbed by what I'm finding, but I will not relent.
00:47:24.000
Alexandra de Berdeja says, uh, Matt Walsh's mouth.
00:47:34.720
My personal favorite part of the show, Matt Walsh's brain.
00:47:37.340
I can't believe DW has me doing this stupid stuff.
00:47:43.060
I'm, I'm very excited about doing the members only segment, which we know, which we have
00:47:48.040
Uh, because I, everyone knows that, you know, I love nothing more than talking to begin with.
00:47:52.420
And, um, and I've, I am always saying how at the end of the show, after talking for an
00:47:58.440
hour, uh, I want nothing more than to continue talking some more.
00:48:02.960
And, and so, you know, being given the opportunity is very exciting for me.
00:48:08.840
Hugh Jarsall says, is it me or did Matt basically confirm it was dominoes he witnessed this poor
00:48:19.560
Um, I can confirm nor deny what pizza place I worked for.
00:48:24.180
Um, I, I just, you know, I, I will say that at least when I was working in, in that industry,
00:48:32.260
there were all kinds of things, you know, that I witnessed behind the scenes that, I mean,
00:48:37.400
most of it having to do with, with food safety and sanitation.
00:48:40.420
Uh, but, uh, it's, it's just, it, it's made me less enthusiastic about eating pizza from
00:48:48.000
I will say, uh, Samuel Hayes says, Matt's not wrong about the pizza thing.
00:48:52.580
My pal worked for a CC's that swept ingredients up, rinsed them and made a pizza with the floor
00:48:58.640
Meanwhile, I worked for a local pizza place where the cooks sniffed cocaine off of the
00:49:02.780
same counters that they chopped ingredients on.
00:49:06.280
Um, so you get a little bit of cocaine on the pizza.
00:49:09.160
I don't, I don't know if people will see that as a disincentive or not.
00:49:12.960
Um, Bean says it's not illegal to yell fire in a crowded theater.
00:49:21.460
Yeah, the fire crowded theater thing has been used.
00:49:26.420
It's incitement by talking about Boston Children's Hospital.
00:49:29.160
And we know that the fire crowded theater thing is a, it's a, it's a stupid cliche.
00:49:33.660
Uh, but, but even more so, you know, one of the reasons why it's especially absurd in
00:49:39.340
this case is that we could, we could talk about the scenarios and the, the legality
00:49:45.960
of crying fire in a crowded theater when there's no fire.
00:49:49.940
But certainly if there actually is a fire, then we could all agree that not only, not only is it
00:49:58.500
okay to yell fire, but, um, if you saw a fire in a theater and didn't tell anybody and maybe just
00:50:04.980
snuck out the door yourself and left everyone to die in the inferno, then, uh, then at the
00:50:10.180
very least that's immoral, if not, uh, illegal.
00:50:14.120
So that's what makes the charge so especially absurd.
00:50:21.300
Because when we talk about the fact that Boston Children's Hospital or any of these other
00:50:24.660
children's hospitals or clinics are castrating and sterilizing kids and we're yelling fire
00:50:35.980
And so what the left is saying is, um, no, even if the theater is on fire and everyone's
00:50:42.680
going to die, don't tell anyone, keep your mouth shut.
00:50:48.600
Let that, let them enjoy the, you know, the last few minutes of the film before they all
00:50:55.640
Um, and finally, Mike says, Matt, on the tipping conversation, if we paid people a living wage,
00:51:09.680
I mean, you know, we, we use this term living wage, like it's supposed to have some kind of
00:51:15.760
What, what do you, what do you mean by living wage?
00:51:18.300
If you mean by living wage, a wage that someone could live off of on their own and support
00:51:24.960
themselves indefinitely, um, well, not every job was meant.
00:51:37.220
Like not, not every job is, is meant to be a career for an adult to have and, and, and
00:51:47.260
And so for example, you know, working a McDonald's drive-thru is, is not meant to be a career where
00:51:57.620
you're supporting yourself and a family off of it.
00:51:59.560
It's, it's, it's really, these are really jobs meant for like kids and high school students
00:52:05.860
and, you know, people working part-time for some extra money.
00:52:12.580
Um, and as far as the tipping part, it just, we, we, we did talk about this in the member
00:52:16.960
And, uh, and I think I've talked about it before on this show, but all I'm, I'm not
00:52:20.940
I'm, I've actually always been a believer in tipping and I think I'm a pretty good tipper,
00:52:23.860
but we just need to, we're always being told we need to have national conversations about
00:52:28.780
This is a subject where we actually need a national conversation.
00:52:31.460
And we need to talk about what, what jobs actually deserve and warrant a tip and which
00:52:37.740
don't, because right now it is just totally out of control.
00:52:40.220
Uh, and it's, it's, we can mainly blame it on the stupid little iPad things that people
00:52:45.540
use now instead of cash registers, because they just flip it around and say, oh, would
00:52:52.060
And it's like, no, I don't, not necessarily, no, you hand me a cup of coffee.
00:53:04.320
This is an important conversation we should have.
00:53:05.740
Well, the story of my plight has been heard far and wide as I have whined about it incessantly.
00:53:13.280
As you're all aware, the giant walrus that was created and planned as a gift for me is
00:53:23.340
The outcry of support, in addition to the condemnation of those guilty of withholding the gentle
00:53:28.200
semi-aquatic beast is, uh, is welcome and it's also uplifting.
00:53:32.300
And yet the hope I've drawn from my sweet babies pales a comparison.
00:53:35.740
To the devastation of this agonizing, forceful separation.
00:53:42.960
Some might even say stochastic terrorism against me.
00:53:45.940
That's why this month's patch is the hashtag give Matt his walrus patch.
00:53:52.380
The very people responsible for the abomination plaguing me while I was ravaged by laryngitis
00:54:02.060
So go to dailywire.com slash shop to get the latest installment of the Matt Walsh patch
00:54:08.160
I feel like a hostage reading my own captor's demands.
00:54:15.420
These questions I'm asking, I'm writing right now.
00:54:19.580
I'm reading from a teleprompter at this moment.
00:54:31.320
I triumphed over my illness and was able to release the 1,000th episode of the Matt Walsh
00:54:35.480
1,000 episodes is a massive milestone in my career, but that's not, that's only just the
00:54:40.400
If, uh, if you want to see one of the most important things I've ever done in my lifetime,
00:54:43.780
you have to check out my documentary, What is a Woman?
00:54:46.140
It has more than 5,000 audience ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, even has five brave critics
00:54:51.160
who were willing to review it, and they all gave it a thumbs up.
00:54:54.500
Just, uh, in the month after we released What is a Woman, the Daily Wire gained more members
00:55:01.060
It just goes to show that, uh, if you make something worth watching, unlike most Hollywood
00:55:06.560
So if you haven't seen it yet, go to whatisawoman.com and, uh, watch it right now.
00:55:16.140
So earlier in the month, it was announced that Warner Brothers would be shelving their
00:55:22.900
new Batgirl film after having already spent $90 million to produce it.
00:55:27.380
The move was devastating for Batgirl's fan, but it made sense from a financial perspective.
00:55:31.680
The studio realized that the film would be a massive, embarrassing flop and decided that
00:55:35.920
they'd rather just take the tax write-off than cut their losses.
00:55:39.220
Now, of course, if they'd asked me, I could have told them before they even made the movie
00:55:47.300
I mean, replacing Batman with a 97-pound female, it's like remaking Jaws, except with a dolphin.
00:55:55.320
And on second thought, that analogy probably makes Batgirl seem more interesting than it
00:55:59.760
Although we'll never know for sure, as the studio executives have taken the Batgirl film
00:56:03.800
and thrown it into a volcano, ensuring that nobody ever sees it and it never falls into the wrong
00:56:08.760
hands. But the untimely demise of Batgirl has created a void now. The public is clamoring for
00:56:14.900
a new feminist superhero to step in and carry the mantle. Well, really, nobody is clamoring for a
00:56:21.600
feminist superhero. Literally nobody on earth. That's the whole reason why Batgirl ended up in
00:56:25.500
the volcano to begin with. Be that as it may, Hollywood is ready to deliver what nobody actually
00:56:31.320
asked for or wanted. And this week, Marvel's new series, She-Hulk, debuted on Disney+. Even before
00:56:38.540
the show premiered, the cast had already started using the Batgirl tragedy as a means of morally
00:56:43.800
blackmailing both the studio and the public into supporting their project. The headline on Yahoo News
00:56:49.860
reads, After Batgirl cancellation, She-Hulk cast and creators stressed the importance of studios
00:56:56.120
supporting female-led superhero projects. Translation, you all better pretend to actually
00:57:03.380
like this bull**** we produced or you're all sexist. The message is made clear in the article. It says
00:57:08.340
Marvel boss Kevin Feige was among the first to reach out to Batgirl directors Adil L. Arby and
00:57:15.040
Balil Falah, who also worked on Ms. Marvel, to express his support after the cancellation news. Likewise,
00:57:20.140
the team behind She-Hulk shared their sympathy. Quote, It is so hard to imagine the disappointment that
00:57:24.520
those filmmakers must be feeling because these projects take years, says She-Hulk director and
00:57:28.800
executive producer Kat Koiro. I've been working on this for years and the idea of it never seeing
00:57:33.480
the light of day is, well, it must be crushing. She-Hulk has long been regarded as one of the most
00:57:37.760
powerful feminist icons found in the pages of comic books, making the arrival of attorney at law
00:57:42.820
all the more impactful at this particular moment in time. Koiro says, It's exciting because just her
00:57:49.640
very existence is a feminist. She's large. She's in charge. She controls her own narrative. The MCU
00:57:55.480
has for a very long time been very male heavy. There hasn't been a lot of female representation.
00:58:00.880
So it's nice to finally start making some progress in that area. Now, I do agree that large
00:58:07.060
is quite often an apt description of feminist. I'm not sure about the rest of it, though. In any case,
00:58:13.280
the black male worked and She-Hulk, despite being just as humiliatingly terrible as Batgirl would have
00:58:19.140
been, was allowed to debut and be seen by literally dozens of people. One particular clip from the
00:58:25.280
show's premiere has been making the rounds online, though, helped by the IMDb Twitter account, which
00:58:30.660
tweeted the video with the caption, Ahem, say it louder for the people in the back. The clip shows
00:58:36.300
She-Hulk lecturing regular Hulk about how difficult her life is. Because, of course, the whole reason
00:58:42.320
audiences flock to superhero shows is to hear their favorite superheroes complain and feel sorry for them
00:58:50.860
Here's the thing, Bruce. I'm great at controlling my anger. I do it all the time. When I'm catcalled in
00:58:59.080
the street, when incompetent men explain my own area of expertise to me, I do it pretty much every
00:59:06.060
day. Because if I don't, I will get called emotional or difficult or might just literally get murdered.
00:59:13.540
So I'm an expert at controlling my anger because I do it infinitely more than you.
00:59:20.960
As we can see, self-pity is She-Hulk's superpower. Her high-pitched whining is enough to make any
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supervillain flee out of just sheer annoyance. Of course, the experiences she describes in that
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monologue, which was apparently curated from a Twitter thread written by a Jezebel blogger,
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are all, at worst, mild annoyances. I mean, if those experiences are the worst hardships in your
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life, then you have led an exceedingly privileged existence. In trying to explain why her life is so
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much harder than Bruce's, She-Hulk can only mention the trauma of receiving unwanted compliments
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and of having her credentials questioned. And she then says that she can't complain about these
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experiences because if she does, she'll be insulted or murdered. The interesting thing about this claim
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is that it's not only delusional and insane, but also self-negating. She clearly has no problem
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complaining and is quite eager to do so. And far from being killed for it, she's instead hailed as a
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hero. This is a common theme with the feminists. They claim that they're not able to talk about their
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troubles when, in fact, that's the only thing they ever talk about. And anytime one of them does talk
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about it, the others say, yeah, finally someone said it. What do you mean finally someone said it?
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This is all, we've heard this a billion times. But simply exaggerating your own sufferings is one
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thing. You know, we can all tend to fall into that trap sometimes. The real problem with She-Hulk's
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approach here and with the approach of feminists in general is the assumption that no man could ever
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suffer or does ever suffer like women suffer. She-Hulk declares her struggles to be infinitely more
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numerous and severe than Bruce's or any other man's. Now, we could maybe ignore the claim if it was just
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coming from a character called She-Hulk, but the problem is that this is the attitude that our society
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seeks to foster in girls. That's why they put it in the monologue to begin with. In truth, there is
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nothing to be gained by comparing two groups against each other and trying to determine who has a harder
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time of it. But if that is the game we're playing, most of the statistical evidence would seem to
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suggest that in modern America, women generally have the better deal. That's why girls are more
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likely to graduate high school, less likely to be suspended or expelled. Women are less likely to
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commit suicide, to become drug addicts, to become hopeless, to homeless, to less likely to suffer from
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workplace injuries. Women are less likely to be the victims of violent crime. They're less likely to
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be blown to pieces on the battlefield. But sure, I guess the homeless, drug-addicted, suicidal,
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war-injured veteran on the street probably doesn't get catcalled very often. So he's got nothing on
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She-Hulk. Now, nobody is suggesting that women have no challenges or obstacles to overcome, but the
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idea that they have more obstacles than men or more serious ones is just not borne out by the facts.
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I'm sorry. And besides, as already noted, the comparisons are absurd and pointless. The only thing
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worse than being self-pitying is to be competitive in your self-pity. It's bad enough to walk around
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dwelling on your misfortunes. It's even worse to insist that you win the prize for the most
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misfortunate person in the world. And it's especially ridiculous to make this claim when
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you are a young, attractive woman in the modern Western world, because our modern society is
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essentially tailor-made to facilitate the happiness and success of that category of people.
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This has probably been a more serious analysis of a She-Hulk monologue than was necessary,
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but someone has to mansplain these things to her, and I was more than happy to step up to the plate.
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And someone must especially say to She-Hulk that you, ma'am, are canceled. And that'll do it for us
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for this portion of the show as we move on to the post-show, or we move on to the next segment,
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