The Matt Walsh Show - September 01, 2022


Ep. 1014 - 'Preferred Pronoun' Nonsense Reaches A Whole New Level Of Insanity


Episode Stats

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1 hour and 8 minutes

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166.69678

Word Count

11,377

Sentence Count

564

Misogynist Sentences

13

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

Time Magazine takes virtue-signaling to a whole new level by using and promoting so-called neo-pronouns. At the same time, they re also promoting a pornographic children s book. Also, the White House declares that half of the country are a dangerous extremist, a threat to democracy, and should be incinerated in a missile strike. Paraphrasing slightly, an important Daily Wire report reveals just who is benefiting from student loan forgiveness. Winnie the Pooh gets the horror movie treatment, and a Duke volleyball player says she was the victim of racist harassment during a game. You ll never guess what happens next.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Time Magazine takes virtue signaling to a whole new level
00:00:04.200 by using and promoting so-called neo-pronouns.
00:00:07.180 At the same time, they're also promoting a pornographic children's book, which is the
00:00:11.300 real story we'll discuss.
00:00:12.240 Also, the White House declares that half of the country are a dangerous extremist, a threat
00:00:16.400 to democracy, and should be incinerated in a missile strike.
00:00:19.300 Paraphrasing slightly, an important Daily Wire report reveals just who is benefiting
00:00:23.160 from student loan forgiveness.
00:00:25.180 Winnie the Pooh gets the horror movie treatment, and a Duke volleyball player says she was
00:00:29.400 the victim of racist harassment during a game.
00:00:32.900 You'll never guess what happens next.
00:00:34.640 Actually, you will.
00:00:35.780 All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
00:00:47.320 Roe v. Wade has been overturned, and this battle is now finally not over, but rather leaving
00:00:52.220 D.C. and going to the grassroots.
00:00:54.000 No group in America is better positioned than 40 Days for Life, with about 1 million volunteers
00:00:57.920 in 1,000 cities.
00:00:58.880 40 Days for Life holds peaceful vigils outside abortion facilities.
00:01:01.460 They have a larger presence in blue states, with California being their largest state, where
00:01:05.420 they're most needed.
00:01:06.420 Some former abortion facility directors say that these vigils can cause the abortion no-show
00:01:10.960 rate to go as high as 75%, which is detrimental to their abortion business, to say the least.
00:01:16.700 These law-abiding vigils have closed many abortion businesses in America, and nearly half
00:01:20.520 of those closed abortion facilities were in liberal cities where abortion will remain legal,
00:01:24.780 including San Francisco, Chicago, and Seattle.
00:01:27.600 40 Days for Life is effectively changing hearts and minds in the grassroots to end abortion.
00:01:31.460 You can check out their locations, their podcast, and their free magazine at 40daysforlife.com.
00:01:36.580 And it's so important that you do that, because what we know is that the fight for life is
00:01:41.280 certainly not over at all.
00:01:42.960 It is, in many ways, well, it's certainly entering a new phase, a very important phase.
00:01:47.660 If you want more information on this, go to 40 Days for Life.
00:01:49.600 You know, when I was a kid, my two younger sisters used to sometimes speak to each other
00:01:58.920 in a secret language they had made up.
00:02:00.980 They claimed that they had invented a whole new dialect with its own unique words and sentence
00:02:06.020 structures and rules of grammar.
00:02:08.700 It was pretty clear to me at the time, even more clear to me now, looking back in hindsight,
00:02:11.860 that they were just babbling gibberish to each other and primarily doing it to annoy me,
00:02:15.920 and they succeeded.
00:02:17.900 And I sometimes reflect on those more innocent times, and I think about how my annoyance would
00:02:23.300 have turned into crushing despair had I known what sort of world I would find myself in as an adult.
00:02:30.180 If only I had known that I would one day live in a society where lots of people have invented
00:02:36.580 their own secret gibberish languages and that we would all be expected to listen to this gobbledygook
00:02:41.640 and take it seriously and even speak it ourselves.
00:02:45.660 I think if someone had told me that or told me like anything else about modern society,
00:02:52.060 I would have simply gotten on a boat and set sail into the Pacific and found a remote island
00:02:57.980 somewhere far away and isolated and lived out the rest of my days there.
00:03:02.900 In fact, this is an option that I'm still actively considering even now, especially after seeing
00:03:07.220 things like this.
00:03:07.920 Time Magazine, attempting to win the Nobel Prize in virtue signaling, published an interview
00:03:13.880 last night with the author of a pornography book called Genderqueer, and we'll have more
00:03:17.920 on that book later on.
00:03:19.300 But they tweeted a link to the article with this caption.
00:03:23.280 This is what it says.
00:03:25.280 Time spoke to genderqueer author and illustrator Maya Kobay about air work, the efforts to restrict
00:03:32.480 access to air writing, and what a make of the current cultural moment.
00:03:39.440 Now, those aren't typos, though it would be impossible to tell if they were.
00:03:43.360 These are rather the pronouns that the author Maya identifies as.
00:03:48.160 This is made clear in the article itself, reading just a small portion of it.
00:03:51.680 It says, Maya Kobay felt a wave of relief on Tuesday morning, waking up on the West Coast,
00:03:56.260 an early morning peek at emails revealed a Virginia court had dismissed a lawsuit seeking to label
00:04:00.800 Kobay's book, Genderqueer, as obscene and restricted sale to minors in Virginia.
00:04:06.140 The suit was among the latest in an onslaught of challenges to Kobay's memoir, which was the
00:04:11.220 most challenged book of 2021, according to the American Library Association.
00:04:15.880 In the 2019 illustrated graphic memoir, Kobay, who uses E-M-air pronouns, explores air process
00:04:23.140 of coming out as non-binary and asexual.
00:04:26.240 Kobay 33 isn't the only author to face serious new challenges to air material.
00:04:30.800 According to research by Panamerica, a non-profit organization to advocate for free expression,
00:04:36.820 1,145 books by 874 different authors were banned from school libraries and classrooms between
00:04:42.600 July 1st, 2021 and March 31st, 2022.
00:04:46.300 In the wake of Kobay's win in Virginia, Time spoke with the author and illustrator about air
00:04:50.320 work, the efforts to restrict access to air writing and what A makes of the current cultural
00:04:54.540 moment.
00:04:54.800 Now, it may sound like A spelled E-Y would be like the Fonz's personal pronoun, but the
00:05:03.500 Fonz lived before our society had one big collective stroke and started babbling nonsensically to
00:05:09.840 each other.
00:05:10.620 These are rather non-binary pronouns, so-called neo-pronouns, which is to say that they are words
00:05:17.440 Maya simply invented in her troubled head and now demands we all use in reference to her.
00:05:24.320 The argument often put forward in defense of neo-pronouns is that although they're made
00:05:29.820 up, well, so is every other word in the English language.
00:05:33.380 This same talking point has been trotted out today by those looking to defend Time magazine.
00:05:37.640 But, of course, it isn't true.
00:05:41.540 The English language is learned, not made up.
00:05:45.900 As far as you're concerned, you didn't invent the English language, neither did I.
00:05:50.400 We don't leave children alone to come up with their own words for everything and then slap
00:05:55.860 the label of English onto whatever they come up with.
00:05:59.020 We teach them what words are and what they mean.
00:06:02.300 Now, it's true, obviously, that every word we speak was, at some point in the past, formulated,
00:06:09.360 right?
00:06:09.800 Made up, if that's how you want to put it.
00:06:11.640 But this follows a logical process, and the words all mean something, and that meaning is
00:06:18.240 understood and shared by everyone who speaks the language.
00:06:22.320 These are the two ironclad rules of language.
00:06:24.920 It must mean something to be a word, and it must be shared.
00:06:29.420 It must be a shared meaning.
00:06:30.840 If either two of these rules are not followed, you don't have a language, you have gibberish.
00:06:38.280 And by insisting that each person can simply come up with their own words, and that those
00:06:42.140 words don't need to really mean anything at all, the left is not proposing changes to the
00:06:47.660 English language, neither are they helping it to evolve.
00:06:50.740 They are instead destroying it, breaking it down, demolishing it, which is what they do to
00:06:56.120 literally everything.
00:06:58.660 I mean, look at it like this.
00:06:59.440 The sentence, please pass the salt, contains four words.
00:07:05.940 Now, each of those words came into being at some point in the past.
00:07:10.940 They weren't invented by one single identifiable person, okay?
00:07:16.540 But rather, they formed and evolved in a logical and understandable way.
00:07:21.180 There's a whole field of study called etymology, which examines exactly this process of linguistic
00:07:26.540 evolution.
00:07:27.980 But if I were to one day simply decide that instead of saying, please pass the salt, I
00:07:32.400 am going to say, gabaguda flabba dee, everyone else at the dinner table would look at me confused
00:07:37.940 and assume that I'm either demonically possessed or attempting a very bad impression of a 90s
00:07:41.980 era Adam Sandler.
00:07:42.780 That's because I cannot just decide on my own to replace existing words with words that have
00:07:50.640 logical etymological origins with random sounds that I came up with.
00:07:55.440 That's not how language works.
00:07:57.900 And yet, even this example at the dinner table does not capture the absurdity of the left's
00:08:02.720 pronoun nonsense because at least in the case of the dinner table, I can tell you what my
00:08:07.380 gibberish means.
00:08:08.680 It means pass the salt.
00:08:10.500 But the person with the neo pronoun can't explain what it means because it means nothing.
00:08:16.220 What does it mean to be an E-M-air?
00:08:18.940 What is that?
00:08:19.740 Nobody can tell us.
00:08:20.680 Nobody can explain it.
00:08:22.020 Because it's simply nonsense.
00:08:23.700 It's nonsense all the way down.
00:08:25.600 It's nonsense on top of nonsense on top of nonsense.
00:08:28.820 And when you get to the bottom of the stack of nonsense, you find nothing.
00:08:32.220 You're just hovering in an abyss.
00:08:33.920 It is a made-up word which symbolizes nothing.
00:08:40.180 Nothing that is other than the overwhelming narcissism of the individual who uses it.
00:08:45.380 I mean, whatever else the non-binary person, quote-unquote, claimed to be communicating with
00:08:50.380 her pronouns, what she's really conveying is that she is pretentious and self-absorbed
00:08:57.200 in the extreme.
00:08:58.360 That's what all of these pronouns really mean.
00:09:00.480 It means I am incredibly, incredibly self-absorbed.
00:09:06.320 Now, there may be something else going on here, too, as I was thinking about it.
00:09:09.960 It's possible that part of the strategy with the neo pronoun is to make the left's other
00:09:16.460 attempts at language manipulation seem less extreme by comparison, right?
00:09:21.080 Maybe they're pretending to try to get us to use E-M-A-R or Z-Z-E-B-R or whatever so that
00:09:28.240 we'll throw up our hands and agree to call a man she or a woman he so long as they just
00:09:33.060 leave it at that.
00:09:34.900 Now, maybe that's the idea because, like, in reality, no one is actually going to use those
00:09:40.340 pronouns.
00:09:40.780 No one.
00:09:41.380 No normal person.
00:09:42.720 Nobody is going to go around saying E-M-A-R.
00:09:45.320 No one's going to do that.
00:09:46.400 And they must know that no one's going to do it.
00:09:48.340 So maybe part of the idea is, all right, well, if you won't do this, then at least
00:09:53.260 do this other pronoun stuff.
00:09:56.160 My kids sometimes use a similar strategy.
00:09:58.420 You know, they'll come up and say, hey, Daddy, can you buy us a grenade launcher?
00:10:02.860 What?
00:10:03.220 No, I can't.
00:10:03.820 I can't.
00:10:04.260 Okay, well, then can we just have ice cream at least?
00:10:07.200 And this might be part of the idea, though I may be doing the left an undeserved favor
00:10:11.180 by assuming that they're as clever as, you know, my nine-year-olds.
00:10:14.520 And yet, we've been so hung up on the gibberish that we haven't even discussed the book that
00:10:22.040 this person wrote.
00:10:22.760 And that might be another part of the plan here.
00:10:25.500 This is the book that Time Magazine is promoting.
00:10:28.800 That book, Genderqueer, is a work of outright pornography with content so explicit and outrageous
00:10:37.060 that I can't show it to you, and I can't even describe it to you.
00:10:44.260 Suffice it to say that there are explicit images of various sex acts along with scenes
00:10:49.080 so depraved that you couldn't even anticipate them.
00:10:52.980 So if you're imagining, like, what a pornographic book might consist of, yeah, it consists of a
00:10:59.660 lot of that kind of stuff.
00:11:00.980 But then also stuff that you wouldn't even think of.
00:11:03.320 Just one example, which, fair warning, this is highly disgusting and disturbing, but this
00:11:09.560 is one that I will describe to you.
00:11:11.600 There is one scene in which the author depicts a conversation with her sister where the sister
00:11:17.980 suggests that she tastes her own vaginal discharge.
00:11:22.920 And then we're shown a panel with her finger covered in that discharge.
00:11:26.900 Now, I told you, it's disgusting.
00:11:28.540 But at the same time, as much as we want to cover our ears and say, I don't even want
00:11:33.160 to hear about this, these are the books they're putting in schools.
00:11:37.240 They're putting these in schools for little kids to read.
00:11:40.720 And what I just described to you is one of the less graphic moments of the book.
00:11:45.240 It's one of the only moments I can even describe.
00:11:48.100 Putting it in schools across the country for kids.
00:11:51.100 And when normal, decent people object to this sort of content being used to educate children,
00:12:00.200 the left cries out in horror, claiming censorship and fascism.
00:12:04.400 If you don't want explicit pornography taught to your kid in school like it's literature,
00:12:11.060 then you're a fascist.
00:12:12.680 Now, all in all, this whole story perfectly encapsulates our cultural moment, the entire
00:12:20.400 thing, from the pronouns down to the book, right?
00:12:24.360 Because it's inane nonsense on the surface.
00:12:27.640 That's the E-M-air pronouns.
00:12:30.560 Nonsense on the surface.
00:12:32.060 And then when you look beneath the surface, what you find is vile, hideous, evil filth.
00:12:37.320 Now, the good news, if we can call it good news, if there can be any good news, is that
00:12:45.240 the nonsense is so nonsensical, and the hideous evil is so hideous and so evil that the left
00:12:51.420 is forcing people to finally make a choice.
00:12:55.940 There is no neutral ground anymore.
00:12:58.860 That time has long since passed.
00:13:00.400 Are you going to run around babbling absolute gibberish at the behest of narcissists intoxicated
00:13:09.780 by the stench of their own farts?
00:13:11.780 Are you going to do that?
00:13:13.040 Are you actually going, are you willing to do that?
00:13:17.000 Even if up until this moment, you were the sort of person who said, I just want to be polite
00:13:20.820 and I want to get along with people.
00:13:22.200 And it doesn't hurt me if they want me to use the pronoun.
00:13:25.900 Really?
00:13:26.660 Yeah, I mean, it doesn't physically, actually, it would physically pain me to use those
00:13:30.180 pronouns in a non-ironic way, but maybe it wouldn't physically hurt you.
00:13:33.500 Yet, are you really going to do that?
00:13:36.620 Are you going to keep a spreadsheet?
00:13:39.480 Maybe carry a clipboard around with a spreadsheet, keeping track of all the gibberish words that
00:13:44.500 each person that you know, each egomaniacal narcissist you know demands you use.
00:13:49.080 And before you refer to them or about them, refer to that clipboard, are you going to do that?
00:13:56.340 Are you going to tolerate literal pornography being taught as literature to children in school?
00:14:06.140 Or are you going to finally draw the line and say, no more.
00:14:11.560 I've had enough.
00:14:13.500 This is it.
00:14:14.640 No.
00:14:15.060 You can cry about it.
00:14:18.900 Okay.
00:14:19.180 You can say your feelings are hurt.
00:14:20.980 You can call me a bigot.
00:14:22.160 I don't care.
00:14:23.020 The answer is no.
00:14:24.320 Stop talking.
00:14:25.920 Stop demanding.
00:14:27.140 No.
00:14:28.820 Are you going to say that?
00:14:30.500 That's the choice they're forcing.
00:14:32.940 It's a time of deciding.
00:14:36.920 I know what my answer is.
00:14:40.180 You have to decide what yours is.
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00:16:08.860 Okay, we begin with everyone's favorite White House Press Secretary, Karen Jean-Pair.
00:16:17.380 Daily Wire reports, White House Press Secretary Karen Jean-Pair appeared to admit that President
00:16:22.000 Joe Biden counts everyday Americans among those who constitute the extremist threat that
00:16:27.200 he has repeatedly railed against.
00:16:29.200 These are also the people that Joe Biden has threatened to blow up with fighter jets and
00:16:34.480 has actually on multiple occasions made this threat.
00:16:38.860 During Wednesday's press briefing, Jean-Pair told RealClearPolitics' Philip Wegman that
00:16:43.380 Biden was concerned about an extreme portion of the country, and she said that this was
00:16:48.500 not limited to only those in positions of leadership within the Republican Party.
00:16:52.220 We have that clip for you.
00:16:53.120 Here it is.
00:16:54.680 For folks sitting at home when the president is talking about preserving the soul of the
00:16:59.600 nation and his threats to democracy, he's not referring to those individuals.
00:17:03.960 He's talking about Republican leadership.
00:17:05.720 Well, let me be very clear.
00:17:09.000 It's not just Republican leadership.
00:17:10.560 It's not just that blanket, right?
00:17:12.320 He is talking about an extreme portion, an extreme part of the party.
00:17:19.280 He's been very, very clear about that.
00:17:21.080 He was just in Maryland, as you all know, and he talked about Governor Larry Hogan and
00:17:26.940 talked about how he is a conservative Republican who is not in that bucket, right?
00:17:32.760 He was very purposeful in saying that and being respectful to a conservative Republican who
00:17:40.060 are not part of that extreme.
00:17:41.660 So, again, I want to be very clear here.
00:17:43.960 This is not a blanket statement.
00:17:46.580 This is calling out what we have seen for some time since 2017, as the president wrote about
00:17:55.040 in his article, right?
00:17:56.660 When you are supporting an authoritarian figure, as we have seen, who is leading, currently leading,
00:18:03.600 the former president, you know, and saying that inciting the violence that you are or wanting
00:18:13.260 to take away our freedoms, you know, we need to say something.
00:18:17.800 He's not going to shy away from that.
00:18:19.160 Okay, so the MAGA Republicans are extremists, a threat to democracy, taking away people's freedoms
00:18:30.260 just by voting.
00:18:31.820 You're a threat to democracy.
00:18:33.800 Voting is a threat to democracy.
00:18:36.720 Now, what we have to understand, of course, is that when she says MAGA Republicans, ultra MAGA,
00:18:44.680 you know, radical MAGA, whatever term they decide to use today.
00:18:49.560 They're not talking about exclusively fanatical fans of Donald Trump.
00:18:56.980 That's not what they're referring to.
00:18:57.780 Now, if that was what they're referring to, it would still be wrong to call those individuals
00:19:02.340 extremists and threats to democracy, but this would still be a horrible thing for her to
00:19:06.080 be saying.
00:19:07.140 But it would be a much smaller group than what she's actually referring to, because according
00:19:12.800 to Biden and the White House and really any Democrat, any leftist, there are, as she described
00:19:17.220 there, there are Larry Hogan Republicans.
00:19:19.980 Okay, you're like Larry Hogan in Maryland.
00:19:21.880 You're that kind of Republican conservative, or you're a MAGA Republican.
00:19:24.720 That's it.
00:19:25.040 You fall into those two categories.
00:19:26.260 Well, there are, I don't know, 10 or 11 Larry Hogan Republicans in the country.
00:19:33.000 And the only reason a guy like Larry Hogan gets elected there is because there are just
00:19:37.620 no other options if you are a Republican in that state.
00:19:41.000 And given that it's a blue state, he's the only kind of guy that can actually get elected
00:19:43.920 there.
00:19:44.080 So there's that, or you're a MAGA Republican.
00:19:51.460 And you could be a MAGA Republican, doesn't matter how you feel about Donald Trump.
00:19:54.680 All that means is that you are actually, another way of putting it, what she's actually referring
00:19:57.920 to, a conservative.
00:19:58.660 If you're actually a conservative and you believe the things that you say, then you're
00:20:02.400 a MAGA Republican.
00:20:03.620 I certainly would fall into this, I definitely would be included as right as an extremist threat
00:20:09.600 to democracy.
00:20:10.160 I've been told this many times.
00:20:11.880 I'm a terrorist, I'm a stochastic terrorist.
00:20:13.440 I'm a MAGA Republican.
00:20:15.120 Meanwhile, I'm critical of Donald Trump.
00:20:17.760 I criticize him all the time.
00:20:19.580 I'm very open about the fact.
00:20:20.860 I want DeSantis in 2024, not Donald Trump.
00:20:24.660 If we can't have DeSantis and Donald Trump ends up being the nominee, then I'll vote for
00:20:28.580 him over the Democrat, of course.
00:20:29.880 But I'm openly advocating for somebody else, Ron DeSantis, still a MAGA Republican, fine.
00:20:38.140 We're all extremist threats to democracy.
00:20:40.480 So this is, she says, it's not a blanket statement.
00:20:43.260 It's not a blanket statement.
00:20:44.960 It's just a statement that applies to tens of millions of people in the country.
00:20:51.320 That's all it is.
00:20:52.360 It's not a blanket statement.
00:20:53.580 I'm just, you know, writing off like half of the country, at least, as extremists and threats
00:21:00.740 to democracy.
00:21:01.260 This is a very, to put it mildly, concerning moment in history.
00:21:08.540 I used the phrase a few days ago to describe a similar situation as pre-genocidal, and I
00:21:16.740 really mean that.
00:21:17.420 This is, these are, the kinds of language, the kind of language that they're using, the
00:21:22.460 things that they're saying.
00:21:24.120 This is pre-genocide talk.
00:21:27.560 It's the kind of thing you say before you start rounding people up.
00:21:32.280 And so we have seen this escalation, and it has taken on a new urgency and severity over
00:21:42.320 the last, even just the last couple of months.
00:21:44.300 Now we have the White House saying, half the country are extremists, threats to democracy.
00:21:50.440 As we talked about on Backstage last night, if you watched that show, if you didn't watch,
00:21:53.280 you can go to YouTube or DailyWire.com and watch the episode, which was one of my favorite
00:21:56.900 Backstages, by the way.
00:21:58.040 So you should watch it.
00:21:58.640 We talked about yesterday that, you know, Ben Shapiro at the Podcast Movement Conference,
00:22:04.620 his very presence, your presence is harmful to people, not your opinions, not even that.
00:22:12.500 That'd be bad enough to say your opinions are harmful.
00:22:14.760 Your presence, your physical presence.
00:22:18.640 Well, how do you solve that?
00:22:20.340 If somebody's, how do you solve somebody's presence?
00:22:26.380 And then, of course, we've also been told, especially over the last couple of weeks,
00:22:30.840 that we're terrorists.
00:22:33.620 By simply, not even presenting opinions, but by talking about things they don't want us
00:22:39.280 to talk about, presenting facts that they wish were not facts.
00:22:42.280 Or least wish nobody knew about.
00:22:44.540 We are terrorists.
00:22:46.260 Your presence is a threat.
00:22:47.960 You're an extremist threat by voting for the candidates that you like.
00:22:52.520 You're a terrorist.
00:22:55.860 And there's something else I want you to think about, too, that I also brought up on Backstage
00:22:59.980 yesterday.
00:23:02.160 There is, I think, quite intentionally here, a self-fulfilling prophecy.
00:23:05.680 They keep calling us radical, dangerous, violent.
00:23:11.980 None of those words apply.
00:23:13.240 It's not true.
00:23:15.240 But they want it to apply.
00:23:18.220 They're trying to provoke it.
00:23:19.800 And the thing is, using these words about people, when you label entire groups this way and
00:23:30.140 start talking about them like they're dangerous, like they're worthless, like their very presence
00:23:35.680 is a problem that needs to be solved, that has a radicalizing effect on people.
00:23:38.960 And then you add to that, because the other part of this story here is, while we're all
00:23:43.680 being labeled and dismissed and talked about like we're terrorists and criminals, on the
00:23:50.760 other end of the spectrum, there is an increasing lack of accountability.
00:23:54.840 Now there is just no accountability at all.
00:23:57.280 What we find about people on the other side is they can simply say and do anything they want.
00:24:02.160 I know you might say, well, that's been the case for a long time.
00:24:04.400 I think it's yes, but it's even more the case now than it was in the past.
00:24:10.720 It's worse now than it's ever been, it seems to me.
00:24:15.840 If you're on the left, you can just do whatever you want.
00:24:17.540 Say whatever you want, no accountability.
00:24:20.940 That also has a radicalizing effect on the other side, because people become desperate.
00:24:24.200 When you see the powers that be doing whatever they want, acting lawlessly if they want, no
00:24:35.460 accountability, it makes people desperate.
00:24:38.320 They don't know what to do.
00:24:41.340 And then when they're being labeled this way, it makes them angry.
00:24:44.280 Angry, desperate, marginalized.
00:24:46.660 It leads to a potentially volatile situation, which is exactly what these people want, by the way.
00:25:01.680 All right, this was good from an NBC reporter.
00:25:03.940 Kat Tenbarge is her name.
00:25:06.380 I just wanted to mention this briefly.
00:25:08.000 She tweeted, more people need to be talking about Jackson, Mississippi.
00:25:12.580 The city ran out of bottled water to give residents yesterday.
00:25:15.400 It's the largest city in Mississippi.
00:25:17.120 It's 80% black.
00:25:18.600 Their water system is failing because of years of neglect.
00:25:21.000 This is environmental racism.
00:25:24.220 Now, the situation that she's talking about is true, and it's a terrible situation.
00:25:29.000 Jackson, Mississippi is one of the many municipalities in our country that's falling apart at the seams,
00:25:35.440 being horrifically mismanaged.
00:25:39.480 People are suffering because of it.
00:25:41.500 She says it's racism.
00:25:44.260 Well, that's interesting.
00:25:44.920 I went and, as other people have done, I went and I wanted to see, like, who are the racist people running this town
00:25:53.460 and who are neglecting the water system and people are suffering?
00:25:59.440 Who are these racist people?
00:26:00.620 So I went and I found, well, racist number one is, of course, the mayor.
00:26:04.980 He's running the city.
00:26:06.400 And his name, by the way, is Chakwe Antar Lumumba.
00:26:09.420 Now, it may surprise you to learn that is not the name of a white person.
00:26:15.960 The mayor is a black guy.
00:26:17.720 But I went and looked at the city council.
00:26:19.460 Maybe that's where all the racists are.
00:26:21.140 There are seven people on the city council.
00:26:23.060 Four of them are black.
00:26:24.640 Majority black.
00:26:25.320 In fact, if you go down the Jackson, Mississippi government and you look at people in positions of power,
00:26:32.380 it is predominantly black.
00:26:35.820 And so it's a little bit hard to blame racism on this.
00:26:41.460 And also, by the way, of course, and this is the most important aspect, they're all Democrats.
00:26:45.720 I mean, all these cities are all being run by Democrats.
00:26:54.020 Many of them have city governments that are, you know, have a heavy minority presence.
00:27:01.640 A lot of these racist police departments have black police chiefs.
00:27:08.320 So it would seem that we need an explanation beyond anti-black racism.
00:27:18.160 Especially because it's not like the Democrats just took over yesterday.
00:27:23.940 And it's not like they just started electing minorities to lead these cities yesterday.
00:27:28.960 No, it's been the case for a long time.
00:27:30.420 And yet these problems are worse than they've ever been in many cases.
00:27:35.240 No, it's not.
00:27:36.000 Here's what it is.
00:27:36.500 It's not racism.
00:27:37.280 Let me try to help you out, Kat Tenbarge.
00:27:40.680 Racism is not the issue.
00:27:42.580 There is an issue, and you've pointed to it, in Jackson, Mississippi, the issue with the water.
00:27:47.980 It is not racism, but rather a universal disregard for the well-being of human beings.
00:27:56.080 And that disregard, they are very equitable.
00:27:59.980 The Democrats that are running these cities are quite equitable in their disregard.
00:28:04.060 Because they apply it to everybody.
00:28:07.280 Now, they might talk about different groups differently.
00:28:10.020 But they actually have a disregard for the well-being of everyone.
00:28:15.360 They don't care.
00:28:15.880 They don't care because they're corrupt, they're power-hungry, they're not there to help anyone.
00:28:22.200 That's not what they care about.
00:28:24.760 And also, they're beholden to their religion, the religion of leftism.
00:28:28.720 Which keeps them firmly implanted in a fantasy world, not in reality.
00:28:36.480 And when you live in a fantasy world, you cannot solve practical problems in the real world.
00:28:42.280 It is one of the reasons why these cities are falling apart.
00:28:46.140 Because they are plagued by practical problems.
00:28:48.840 And when I say practical problems, I mean just real problems.
00:28:51.740 Things that are really happening to people.
00:28:53.300 That would have potential solutions.
00:28:56.740 But the solutions are also practical.
00:28:59.540 They're not solutions that you can solve by simply talking about it or writing dissertations, writing a thesis, studying about it at college.
00:29:08.800 You can't solve it that way.
00:29:10.300 To solve it by doing things.
00:29:11.640 But they don't, they don't, that requires you to live in reality and they don't.
00:29:16.020 So that's the issue, just so you know.
00:29:20.840 Luke Rosiak over at The Daily Wire has, I think, a really important report here about the student loan, so-called student loan forgiveness plan.
00:29:30.220 And who actually benefits from it.
00:29:32.760 So here's what he reports.
00:29:34.520 The vast majority of student loans are racked up by people in elite professions, like medicine and law, who spend years in school before being rewarded with high-paying jobs.
00:29:43.680 A Daily Wire analysis of Department of Education data shows.
00:29:47.620 A smaller component is billions of dollars in loans to people with less marketable degrees who incur debt that amount to a bad investment.
00:29:55.300 Such as $100 million a year in loans for gender and ethnic studies.
00:30:01.380 I didn't even realize it was that much.
00:30:03.340 I mean, I've been saying this whole time that the student loan forgiveness is like we're taken from plumbers and electricians and car mechanics and given the money to gender studies majors.
00:30:10.480 I didn't realize how true that actually was.
00:30:12.840 About $100 million a year just in gender and ethnic studies loans.
00:30:20.520 This leaves them with salaries that are unable to pay for the loans.
00:30:23.740 The data suggests that President Joe Biden's plan to forgive student loans amounts to a subsidy primarily to doctors and lawyers and secondarily to people who acquired knowledge and skills that are not in demand.
00:30:33.540 So this is the majority of student loans, vast majority, belong to people who work in professions that reward them with very high salaries.
00:30:49.480 So it is in some ways even worse than, yeah, we're taking from the plumbers, electricians, car mechanics, blue collar people and giving to gender studies majors.
00:30:59.620 That's bad enough.
00:31:02.840 But at least the gender studies majors, most of them are unemployed.
00:31:06.180 Thank God.
00:31:06.700 Not that they deserve to be given anybody's money.
00:31:10.480 Even worse is you're also giving to people who have jobs and are doing quite well in those jobs.
00:31:18.400 The data suggests that President Joe Biden's plan to forgive student loans amounts to a subsidy primarily to doctors and lawyers.
00:31:24.120 Okay.
00:31:25.120 It says, quote,
00:31:26.040 Biden has said he will cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for those who had received Pell Grants and as much as $10,000 for borrowers who make up to make under $125,000 per year or $250,000 for married couples.
00:31:47.980 This would include many doctors who often spend their early career as low paid residents on the way to earning big bucks.
00:31:53.800 And even, by the way, making $125,000, that's the cutoff.
00:31:57.540 Now, if they actually were focused only on poor and middle income people, then that's where the cutoff would be.
00:32:05.700 Right?
00:32:06.200 They'd put the cutoff at $50,000 a year, $40,000, whatever, $30,000.
00:32:12.380 If you're making $125,000 a year as a single individual, meaning you don't have kids or dependents or anything, you're doing very well.
00:32:20.580 Now, that's how well you're doing is going to depend on where you live.
00:32:26.580 But really, no matter where you live, if it's just you making six figures and we're giving $10,000 to those people?
00:32:36.580 I mean, if you're making six figures by yourself with no one else to take care of and you don't have a lot of money in the bank in savings, then that's on you.
00:32:46.840 I mean, you are catastrophically irresponsible.
00:32:51.360 And you don't deserve a dime from anybody else.
00:32:56.500 And then it goes on for that.
00:32:57.540 I would just go and read the report because it lays out the field of study, the total annual federal loans, annual loan per person.
00:33:08.760 There's a chart here and it goes through that.
00:33:10.240 And you see very clearly that the vast majority of the loans, again, are to people in these kinds of high-paying professions.
00:33:17.500 And they're going to get this loan forgiveness.
00:33:20.060 This is why it's so important when we talk about this issue.
00:33:27.400 You know, we want to talk about the facts and we want to be very logical.
00:33:30.880 And we also want to deliver the harsh truth, which I am always very willing to do.
00:33:37.320 The harsh truth is that you made a decision, you signed on the dotted line, and you should be the one who has to deal with that.
00:33:46.120 I mean, it's your burden to carry.
00:33:48.620 I'm sorry you have to carry it, but it is your burden.
00:33:50.700 So that's the harsh truth, and we need to deliver that.
00:33:54.360 But I also think we cannot neglect the compassionate argument.
00:34:00.920 I think this is a mistake that we make on the right.
00:34:03.980 I certainly make it all the time.
00:34:06.820 Where we sort of skip over that.
00:34:09.320 We say, well, who cares about that?
00:34:10.300 Let's talk about logic and facts.
00:34:11.860 Let's get down to brass tacks here.
00:34:15.800 No, because then we're kind of seeding that.
00:34:17.860 We're surrendering that.
00:34:18.800 It's as if, oh, well, they have a compassion on their side.
00:34:20.960 We have logic and facts.
00:34:22.040 We do have logic and facts.
00:34:22.960 We also have compassion, though.
00:34:25.020 Because our position is the more compassionate position on really every topic, including this one.
00:34:33.920 Because my position on student loan forgiveness, so-called, the reason that I'm against it,
00:34:40.200 it has to do with the facts.
00:34:41.680 It has to do with logic.
00:34:42.480 It has to do with the harsh reality and that you have to face it.
00:34:47.280 But it's also a moral position that I've taken and that a lot of us have taken.
00:34:52.940 It's a compassionate position.
00:34:54.360 I have compassion for the blue-collar workers who didn't go to college, didn't incur that debt,
00:35:03.620 but probably have plenty of other debt that they're dealing with, mortgages and car payments and everything else,
00:35:07.460 and who knows what else, medical bills,
00:35:10.360 and who now are being given the burden to support people who are way better off than they are.
00:35:18.500 So I have compassion for them.
00:35:20.640 It's part of the reason I'm taking this position, that the rest of us have.
00:35:25.380 And we can't neglect that.
00:35:26.640 I think we have to be very clear about that.
00:35:27.740 Here's an interesting report from the New York Post.
00:35:30.520 It says,
00:35:30.600 Twitter was ready to start selling OnlyFans-style porn subscriptions in a bid to boost its revenue,
00:35:36.800 but put the feature on ice earlier this year due to concerns about child porn, according to a new report.
00:35:42.700 The social media site allows users to post porn, but gives them no way to monetize it.
00:35:47.160 Twitter created and considered launching an OnlyFans-like subscription feature that would let porn stars sell nude photos and videos.
00:35:54.600 So they were going to combine basically OnlyFans and Twitter and put it right on your feed if you're on Twitter.
00:36:02.500 The decision would have been controversial and risked alienating advertisers,
00:36:05.860 but could also have helped Twitter differentiate itself from other social media sites.
00:36:09.760 How so?
00:36:11.020 We're going to differentiate ourselves from other social media sites by being even more pornographic than all the other ones.
00:36:17.160 That's really, that's unique.
00:36:20.160 There's a unique strategy.
00:36:22.500 You know what we're going to do?
00:36:23.260 This is the brain trust over at Twitter.
00:36:25.480 I have an idea.
00:36:26.060 This is how we're going to set ourselves apart.
00:36:27.620 Listen to this, okay?
00:36:30.220 Listen.
00:36:31.640 We're going to have raunchy stuff.
00:36:35.060 Can you believe it?
00:36:35.980 No one's thought of that on the internet yet.
00:36:37.760 That's what we're going to do.
00:36:39.760 In April, Twitter assembled an 84-person red team to pressure test the decision to allow adult creators to monetize on the platform.
00:36:47.160 By specifically focusing on what it would look like for Twitter to do this safely and responsibly.
00:36:53.060 The team, how are we going to profit off of smut?
00:36:56.740 How are we going to profit off of hardcore porn safely and responsibly?
00:37:01.760 The team reportedly found a slate of disturbing holes in Twitter's plan,
00:37:06.220 including that the site is unable to consistently detect and take down non-consensual and child porn.
00:37:12.100 The red team reportedly wrote,
00:37:13.480 Twitter cannot accurately detect child sexual exploitation and non-consensual nudity at scale.
00:37:20.440 Launching a porn subscription service would make the risks worse, the red team reportedly found,
00:37:24.760 because smut sellers would be incentivized to flood the platform,
00:37:28.560 and much of the porn would be hidden behind a paywall.
00:37:31.900 The red team also reportedly warned that adding more porn to the site would lead to scrutiny from lawmakers,
00:37:37.600 and it would annoy long-time users.
00:37:42.040 Now, there's a couple of points here worth making.
00:37:45.460 One is that Twitter encountered a fact,
00:37:52.360 which is that when you open the floodgates to pornography,
00:37:57.640 a lot of child pornography and non-consensual pornography,
00:38:01.940 otherwise known as rape,
00:38:02.640 which is what all child pornography also is,
00:38:06.560 that is all going to,
00:38:07.820 you open the floodgates,
00:38:08.540 all that rushes in.
00:38:10.300 It all comes hand in hand.
00:38:11.460 You cannot separate it.
00:38:14.940 Which is one of the arguments I have always made
00:38:17.740 for restricting pornography across the board
00:38:21.420 and across the entire internet.
00:38:23.080 There are other arguments you can make for it
00:38:24.860 that I have articulated and others have articulated,
00:38:27.400 but this is one of them.
00:38:28.860 That this all goes hand in hand.
00:38:32.960 And as long as you have this laissez-faire attitude about it,
00:38:37.480 and you say,
00:38:37.820 oh, you just say, whatever,
00:38:38.660 leave all the porn alone.
00:38:41.080 The more porn sites, the better.
00:38:43.680 No restrictions in place, right?
00:38:46.620 Pornhub, it's just there.
00:38:47.700 Anyone can access it.
00:38:49.300 Nothing's stopping anyone.
00:38:50.980 As long as you do that,
00:38:52.680 you are providing cover to child pornographers.
00:38:55.900 I mean, the only way
00:38:59.580 to actually seriously battle child pornography
00:39:03.640 and suppress it, get rid of it, punish it,
00:39:07.520 is to, you know,
00:39:12.360 apply that attitude to all pornography.
00:39:18.080 You know, it's to take a much stricter approach
00:39:21.140 to all pornography.
00:39:21.900 It's the only way to do it.
00:39:22.620 But then the other point here, too,
00:39:25.800 is that the youngest age allowed on Twitter,
00:39:29.220 I believe, is 13.
00:39:30.800 That's their, at least, you know,
00:39:33.940 if they changed it recently, I don't know.
00:39:36.720 But for a long time, anyway,
00:39:37.860 and I think it's still the case,
00:39:39.340 that's what their term service said.
00:39:40.900 Youngest age allowed is 13.
00:39:42.400 Now, there are obviously kids that are younger
00:39:44.000 that are on the platform anyway,
00:39:45.260 but that's what they specifically allow,
00:39:48.260 13-year-olds.
00:39:48.900 So you have to ask yourself,
00:39:50.880 why are they allowing pornography on the site at all
00:39:54.760 when you know
00:39:55.740 and have specifically allowed kids to use it?
00:40:00.160 And not only do you allow it,
00:40:01.460 but you're trying to think of ways
00:40:03.440 to get more porn on the site.
00:40:07.020 And the only reason you stopped yourself
00:40:08.820 is because of the child porn problem.
00:40:10.980 And the only reason that that stopped you probably
00:40:14.900 was just because of the legal implications of that.
00:40:19.900 So maybe that's a question we should be asking.
00:40:21.420 Why have pornography at all
00:40:24.040 on a platform that kids are using?
00:40:28.140 Yet another argument for restricting this stuff.
00:40:30.280 We've just gotten used to this.
00:40:31.480 We've gotten accustomed to it
00:40:32.340 like it's normal or it should be.
00:40:33.520 That on the same platforms that kids use,
00:40:38.040 just throw pornography on there too.
00:40:40.620 Making no attempt to protect the kids from it.
00:40:43.020 None.
00:40:46.440 That's why it's always absurd
00:40:47.580 to hear the argument from the porn apologists
00:40:50.120 and they say,
00:40:50.640 oh, there's always been porn in the world
00:40:53.700 and back in the day,
00:40:56.180 kids could look at a Playboy magazine.
00:40:57.980 Well, it certainly wasn't nearly as readily available.
00:41:04.040 They were not being exposed to it
00:41:06.100 at nearly so young an age.
00:41:08.720 And if they were exposed to it,
00:41:10.380 it was not going to be nearly as depraved
00:41:12.580 and disgusting and traumatizing
00:41:14.500 as what kids are routinely exposed to now.
00:41:18.020 But also, there were rules in place.
00:41:21.740 Like, you couldn't, a kid,
00:41:24.100 yeah, maybe at a gas station
00:41:25.600 would have a porn magazine on the rack
00:41:28.300 and it'd be in plastic on the back of the rack.
00:41:32.600 But it was expected of the gas station,
00:41:35.300 the attendant,
00:41:35.900 that if a kid takes the porn magazine off the rack
00:41:38.200 and goes up to pay for it,
00:41:39.660 he's going to be stopped from doing so.
00:41:42.380 Now, is that going to prevent him
00:41:43.680 from ever seeing porn again?
00:41:44.720 No, but there are laws.
00:41:47.280 There are basic laws in place and regulations
00:41:49.180 to put some kind of protection,
00:41:51.980 some kind of insulation.
00:41:53.140 And now with internet porn,
00:41:55.960 there's nothing.
00:41:59.040 There's basically no laws,
00:42:01.020 no regulations,
00:42:02.020 nothing at all,
00:42:03.140 no attempt even
00:42:05.460 to protect kids from it.
00:42:09.040 That's why I have no patience
00:42:10.400 for the people who say,
00:42:11.200 well, we can't,
00:42:11.740 there's no way to protect kids.
00:42:13.440 We haven't even tried.
00:42:14.840 So you're saying,
00:42:16.680 let's not even try,
00:42:17.300 it's not worth the effort.
00:42:17.900 And what is the downside of trying?
00:42:24.880 If you were to at least,
00:42:26.760 before we get into stricter policies
00:42:30.860 or banning porn,
00:42:32.320 before we even get there,
00:42:34.360 what about just requiring that porn sites,
00:42:37.680 all of them verify ages?
00:42:39.600 And not just by clicking something,
00:42:43.560 but actually verify it.
00:42:46.460 Photo ID,
00:42:47.260 credit card,
00:42:47.680 something.
00:42:48.040 There are ways to do this.
00:42:50.620 What about that?
00:42:52.240 What is the argument against?
00:42:53.520 That,
00:42:53.660 that,
00:42:54.220 it wouldn't stop every kid
00:42:55.240 from ever seeing porn again.
00:42:56.340 It would,
00:42:57.160 it would at least put some sort of insulation there.
00:42:59.600 It would put some barrier of protection.
00:43:01.140 It's something at least,
00:43:02.420 and it would protect at least some kids
00:43:04.620 some of the times,
00:43:05.160 and that's worth doing.
00:43:05.980 What's the argument against it?
00:43:07.900 The argument is that,
00:43:08.820 well,
00:43:09.000 it's inconvenient for me.
00:43:10.460 The argument,
00:43:11.000 the only argument,
00:43:11.700 the only argument is from the porn user
00:43:14.100 that,
00:43:14.480 that he doesn't want to be inconvenienced by that.
00:43:17.280 I just want to have immediate access
00:43:19.340 to all the porn I want.
00:43:20.400 I mean,
00:43:20.520 I don't want to put anything
00:43:21.500 in between me and the porn.
00:43:23.160 So your ease of access to pornography,
00:43:25.680 not being inconvenienced,
00:43:27.680 is worth exposing millions of kids
00:43:31.900 to hardcore pornography every single day.
00:43:33.900 It's a,
00:43:34.720 it's a,
00:43:37.120 indefensible argument.
00:43:38.800 It really is.
00:43:40.320 All right,
00:43:40.840 speaking of indefensible,
00:43:41.780 last thing here,
00:43:42.380 Winnie the Pooh entered the public domain recently,
00:43:45.840 and so a filmmaker came along
00:43:47.620 and scooped it up
00:43:48.860 and turned it into a slasher horror flick
00:43:52.060 because this is,
00:43:53.280 I don't know how all the laws here work exactly,
00:43:55.280 but it's in the public domain,
00:43:56.360 so they can at least make a movie with Winnie the Pooh.
00:44:00.100 Apparently,
00:44:00.660 there are still some copyright things,
00:44:02.140 like they couldn't give him his trademark red shirt,
00:44:05.460 so they put him in a flannel instead.
00:44:07.880 But anyway,
00:44:09.220 the trailer for this Winnie the Pooh horror film
00:44:11.700 was just released.
00:44:12.260 Let's watch a little bit of that.
00:44:13.800 You know,
00:44:14.400 you're the first person I ever shown this place to.
00:44:16.660 Why am I so special?
00:44:18.340 Because soon
00:44:19.180 it will be Christopher
00:44:20.480 and Mary Love.
00:44:22.140 We should be close now.
00:44:23.880 We're not going to find them.
00:44:25.700 We will.
00:44:26.820 Pooh,
00:44:27.200 Piglet,
00:44:28.360 Eeyore,
00:44:28.740 we were friends for many years,
00:44:30.560 and they're out there.
00:44:31.540 Christopher,
00:44:37.160 we need to leave.
00:44:39.080 Now.
00:44:39.820 I really need to find out what's happening,
00:44:41.580 okay?
00:44:53.840 Ah!
00:44:56.280 You know,
00:44:57.500 I wanted to,
00:44:58.820 most people are having fun with this,
00:45:00.460 I wanted to laugh at it,
00:45:02.540 but
00:45:02.920 I actually kind of hate it.
00:45:05.080 I mean,
00:45:06.440 it's not serious,
00:45:07.500 it's not meant to be taken seriously,
00:45:08.920 I assume it's supposed to be basically a joke,
00:45:12.360 although it is a real movie
00:45:13.280 that's coming out.
00:45:14.520 But I kind of hate it because
00:45:15.900 just everything about childhood
00:45:18.440 is being perverted and destroyed,
00:45:21.000 it's all corrupted,
00:45:21.960 and now they're doing this to Winnie the Pooh?
00:45:24.340 I mean,
00:45:24.840 not Winnie,
00:45:26.080 not the Pooh.
00:45:27.480 First they got Pooh Shiesty,
00:45:28.640 now they got Winnie,
00:45:29.240 all the Poohs are going down,
00:45:31.260 and
00:45:31.480 I,
00:45:33.180 so I don't have the appetite for it,
00:45:35.280 or the,
00:45:35.740 it's like,
00:45:36.220 not the right frame of mind
00:45:37.300 because of the cultural context
00:45:39.320 where everything is being taken away
00:45:41.860 from children,
00:45:43.580 everything is becoming,
00:45:45.120 this also means it's not really funny
00:45:46.520 because this is like,
00:45:47.700 all childhood,
00:45:49.680 everything associated with childhood
00:45:50.780 has been corrupted,
00:45:51.820 and they've done this with everything,
00:45:52.660 so it's not even novel anymore.
00:45:53.980 And the last,
00:45:56.500 whatever last remaining
00:45:58.580 innocent bits of childhood
00:46:00.560 there are,
00:46:01.460 just like,
00:46:01.980 leave them alone.
00:46:02.840 And by the way,
00:46:03.600 I'm not saying that they're destroying
00:46:05.580 my childhood
00:46:06.300 because that annoys me
00:46:07.280 when adults say that.
00:46:09.420 When something like this happens
00:46:10.940 or some new version of a show
00:46:13.340 that they liked when they were kids
00:46:14.360 comes out,
00:46:14.800 they say,
00:46:14.900 oh,
00:46:14.980 you're destroying my childhood.
00:46:17.340 No,
00:46:17.520 it's not your childhood.
00:46:18.480 Your childhood is over.
00:46:19.560 My childhood's been over
00:46:20.560 for almost two decades,
00:46:21.940 so I'm not worried about
00:46:22.820 my childhood being destroyed.
00:46:24.300 My childhood already happened
00:46:25.560 and it was not destroyed.
00:46:26.820 I'm worried about
00:46:27.620 my children's childhood
00:46:29.460 currently being destroyed.
00:46:31.100 That's the issue.
00:46:33.760 So leave Winnie the Pooh alone.
00:46:36.440 Damn you.
00:46:37.920 Let's get to the comment section.
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00:48:03.100 Michelle says,
00:48:03.740 okay, Matt,
00:48:04.160 you have to tell me
00:48:04.660 what you were talking about
00:48:05.520 at the beginning
00:48:05.960 of your members block yesterday.
00:48:07.420 The segment started with you
00:48:08.480 in the middle of a conversation
00:48:09.440 with Sean.
00:48:10.060 All we heard was that
00:48:10.860 you were in someone's house
00:48:11.820 and afraid they might murder you.
00:48:13.120 Yeah, well,
00:48:14.460 these are the kinds
00:48:15.120 of conversations
00:48:16.180 that you miss out on
00:48:17.880 if you're not
00:48:19.020 a Daily Wire member
00:48:19.900 and thus cannot watch
00:48:21.020 the members block
00:48:21.720 of the show,
00:48:22.920 which, by the way,
00:48:23.880 you definitely want to watch
00:48:24.980 the members block today
00:48:25.600 because we have a special guest
00:48:26.500 on with us.
00:48:28.200 So you want to watch it?
00:48:31.100 I will.
00:48:31.880 Okay, here's what I was
00:48:33.180 briefly telling you
00:48:34.800 before we went on the air
00:48:35.480 and then partially
00:48:35.980 when we were still on the air.
00:48:37.280 Here's what it was referring to.
00:48:38.400 A couple of days ago,
00:48:40.040 I rented a U-Haul
00:48:44.520 after work
00:48:45.240 and when I drove down
00:48:46.720 to someone's house
00:48:47.300 to pick up a couch
00:48:48.480 that my wife had bought,
00:48:49.620 like a used couch
00:48:50.400 because I'm not going to
00:48:54.500 pay full price for furniture.
00:48:56.060 That's an insane thing to do.
00:48:57.220 There's no reason to do it.
00:48:59.100 And the difference
00:49:00.200 in price sometimes
00:49:01.120 when it's up with something
00:49:01.680 like a leather couch,
00:49:02.560 the difference,
00:49:02.980 you're talking about a difference
00:49:03.880 in like $5,000 potentially.
00:49:05.940 So we found this,
00:49:07.300 she found this really nice couch
00:49:08.400 and so I just, you know,
00:49:09.640 I got the U-Haul
00:49:10.580 and I drove down
00:49:13.280 to pick it up.
00:49:14.480 I didn't even really
00:49:15.400 think about it
00:49:16.060 until I was in the U-Haul
00:49:17.240 driving down
00:49:17.860 and I thought,
00:49:18.900 I don't know if,
00:49:19.600 I'm not sure if this is
00:49:20.480 the kind of thing
00:49:20.940 I can do anymore
00:49:21.740 because what if this person,
00:49:24.320 who knows,
00:49:25.260 if this person recognizes me
00:49:26.560 and they don't like me,
00:49:27.980 I'm just like walking
00:49:28.740 into a stranger's house.
00:49:30.860 Oh, the couch is down here
00:49:33.460 in this basement.
00:49:34.260 Come along, Matt.
00:49:36.560 Anyway, it turned out fine
00:49:37.560 and the person
00:49:38.520 was totally normal
00:49:39.140 and they didn't indicate
00:49:41.200 that they recognized me at all
00:49:42.220 so it was completely fine
00:49:43.260 but I don't know.
00:49:45.620 Rolling the dice,
00:49:46.440 I suppose,
00:49:47.040 all for the sake
00:49:47.880 of a good deal
00:49:50.060 on furniture
00:49:50.640 which means that
00:49:51.280 I would do it again.
00:49:53.060 Zach says,
00:49:54.000 Matt, you're being too hard
00:49:54.860 on Kim.
00:49:55.580 She may be wrong
00:49:56.360 on this one topic
00:49:57.200 but she's really good
00:49:58.120 on vaccines
00:49:58.740 and other subjects.
00:49:59.640 It's not fair
00:50:00.120 to completely dismiss her
00:50:01.260 and throw her in the trash
00:50:02.800 as you have.
00:50:03.860 Lori agrees.
00:50:04.620 Don't be too hard on Kim.
00:50:05.540 I follow you both
00:50:06.160 and tend to agree with you
00:50:06.940 on this one
00:50:07.540 but she's a very honest journalist.
00:50:09.300 There were quite a few comments
00:50:10.220 like that saying,
00:50:10.960 oh, you're being too hard
00:50:11.820 on Kim.
00:50:14.880 She was the woman
00:50:16.060 I responded to
00:50:16.580 in the Daily Cancellation
00:50:17.300 yesterday.
00:50:19.140 Look,
00:50:19.900 there are topics
00:50:22.060 where I can disagree
00:50:23.900 with somebody
00:50:24.580 but I can still respect them
00:50:26.520 and I can even still
00:50:28.740 embrace them
00:50:29.900 as an ally
00:50:31.660 as the left
00:50:32.540 would like to say.
00:50:33.200 you know,
00:50:33.680 as someone
00:50:34.180 someone who could still
00:50:35.640 be on my side
00:50:36.720 generally in the culture
00:50:37.800 and be very useful
00:50:39.340 and valuable in the fight.
00:50:40.720 There are topics like that
00:50:42.300 where we can have
00:50:42.780 that kind of disagreement.
00:50:44.680 This is not
00:50:45.800 one of those topics.
00:50:47.840 I'm sorry.
00:50:49.480 Talked in the beginning
00:50:50.240 about drawing lines.
00:50:51.420 This is a line I draw.
00:50:52.440 If you can't get this right
00:50:53.900 then I just have no use for you
00:50:56.960 and I cannot respect you.
00:50:58.920 I just can't.
00:51:00.060 If you cannot get this right
00:51:02.660 if you cannot
00:51:03.900 at a minimum
00:51:04.880 understand
00:51:05.820 why it's wrong
00:51:07.640 to mutilate children
00:51:10.060 chop their body parts off
00:51:12.240 castrate them
00:51:13.680 if you can't understand that
00:51:16.260 or for whatever reason
00:51:17.940 are pretending
00:51:18.700 that you can't
00:51:19.940 then I can't respect you.
00:51:22.140 I'm sorry.
00:51:22.660 I can't.
00:51:25.500 It is the most
00:51:27.360 horrific thing.
00:51:29.220 It's one of the most
00:51:30.220 horrific things
00:51:30.800 a person can support
00:51:32.140 or advocate for
00:51:32.960 or defend
00:51:33.680 and
00:51:35.780 so
00:51:37.300 you know
00:51:38.580 we have to have
00:51:39.080 some kind of
00:51:39.740 fundamental shared
00:51:40.700 value system
00:51:41.440 for us to be
00:51:41.980 on the same side
00:51:42.680 but if your value system
00:51:44.720 allows you
00:51:46.620 to defend that
00:51:47.740 then there is no way
00:51:49.200 our value systems
00:51:50.820 are shared.
00:51:51.440 They're not even
00:51:51.780 in the same universe.
00:51:52.920 So there are topics
00:51:57.680 where
00:51:58.040 this
00:51:58.740 you've got to be
00:51:59.420 on the right side
00:51:59.980 of this one.
00:52:00.460 This is basic level stuff
00:52:02.180 okay
00:52:02.440 I mean I'm not
00:52:03.480 setting the bar
00:52:04.040 very high
00:52:04.500 I'm really not
00:52:05.240 I'm not saying
00:52:05.780 you have to agree
00:52:06.180 with me
00:52:06.420 on every single topic
00:52:07.560 but this
00:52:08.860 if you can't
00:52:09.680 get over this bar
00:52:10.440 if you somehow
00:52:11.380 trip on the bar
00:52:12.720 of
00:52:13.900 you know
00:52:14.740 not defending
00:52:16.480 the sexual mutilation
00:52:17.940 of children
00:52:18.460 then I got no use
00:52:19.560 for you.
00:52:19.840 that's it
00:52:21.500 and I don't care
00:52:22.900 oh she was right
00:52:23.580 about vaccines
00:52:24.100 I don't care
00:52:24.700 I just don't
00:52:27.780 that's it
00:52:30.480 Anthony says
00:52:31.880 even Matt Walsh
00:52:33.740 even Matt Walsh
00:52:34.500 has been
00:52:34.900 I don't know
00:52:35.220 why I just said
00:52:35.580 my name like that
00:52:36.160 even Matt Walsh
00:52:37.240 has been
00:52:37.780 effing programmed
00:52:38.920 to say reach out
00:52:39.980 instead of contact
00:52:41.100 most annoying phrase ever
00:52:42.600 I do accept
00:52:43.640 that admonition actually
00:52:44.660 I've noticed that
00:52:45.220 about myself
00:52:45.760 especially recently
00:52:46.560 that I say
00:52:47.140 even in emails
00:52:48.200 when I'm writing
00:52:48.640 an email to somebody
00:52:49.380 oh I wanted to reach out
00:52:51.340 and I hate myself
00:52:52.840 when I'm writing it
00:52:53.580 but for some reason
00:52:54.200 I can't
00:52:54.800 I have been programmed
00:52:56.080 I'll have an existential crisis
00:52:58.540 while I'm writing an email
00:52:59.460 and I'll begin it with
00:53:00.380 oh I just wanted to reach out
00:53:01.700 and then I stop
00:53:02.440 and think
00:53:02.640 no I don't want to say this
00:53:03.980 I don't know
00:53:04.700 what else to say here
00:53:05.580 I'm sure there's another way
00:53:06.760 to start an email
00:53:07.340 I don't know how to do it
00:53:08.160 I think it's just
00:53:09.860 being in an office environment
00:53:12.380 and I've spent too
00:53:13.600 I've sent too many office
00:53:14.940 related emails
00:53:15.920 and I have been
00:53:17.320 brainwashed
00:53:18.360 on this one
00:53:19.160 I admit
00:53:20.020 so
00:53:20.440 you actually are not
00:53:21.880 banned from the show
00:53:22.600 I will accept that
00:53:23.640 that rebuke
00:53:25.680 humbly
00:53:26.160 let's see
00:53:27.760 finally
00:53:28.720 Lady Jess says
00:53:29.560 hey Matt
00:53:29.940 a few years ago
00:53:30.480 I discovered
00:53:30.880 the perfect solution
00:53:31.720 to the lost sock problem
00:53:33.400 your system is
00:53:34.340 way too complicated
00:53:35.340 all you need to do
00:53:36.100 is this
00:53:36.580 safety pin your socks together
00:53:38.320 that's it
00:53:39.880 it's that simple
00:53:40.400 every time you take
00:53:40.960 your socks off
00:53:41.500 safety pin them together
00:53:42.840 at the top
00:53:43.460 and then throw them
00:53:44.140 in the hamper
00:53:44.700 they stay pinned together
00:53:46.060 through the wash
00:53:46.680 and dry cycle
00:53:47.300 so you don't end up
00:53:48.280 losing one in the process
00:53:49.320 how much time do you think
00:53:50.480 I have in my life
00:53:51.260 you think I have an extra
00:53:52.760 an extra 47 hours a week
00:53:55.800 that I can carve out
00:53:58.380 to sit there
00:53:59.440 safety pinning socks
00:54:00.540 yes that's how long
00:54:01.480 it would take
00:54:01.920 47 hours
00:54:03.360 I've decided
00:54:03.960 so I'm gonna have
00:54:05.440 like in my closet
00:54:06.580 just a little
00:54:07.500 tray of safety pins
00:54:09.240 and I don't have time
00:54:10.520 for that
00:54:10.920 okay
00:54:11.380 no one has time
00:54:12.040 for that
00:54:12.420 it's just
00:54:13.840 that's
00:54:14.260 if I have a sock bag
00:54:15.620 I can throw them
00:54:16.280 in the sock bag
00:54:16.800 that I can do
00:54:17.440 because I can do
00:54:18.180 that whole thing
00:54:18.680 I can do that
00:54:19.040 in one second
00:54:19.620 but the safety pin
00:54:20.500 I gotta make sure
00:54:21.380 I have a stock
00:54:22.020 of safety pins
00:54:22.860 I've gotta
00:54:23.340 pin them together
00:54:25.180 this is a long process
00:54:26.760 there's the risk involved
00:54:29.600 that I could
00:54:30.500 you know
00:54:30.860 prick my finger
00:54:31.640 get blood on the socks
00:54:33.200 no
00:54:33.860 not a good solution
00:54:35.780 sorry
00:54:36.340 so since I showed you
00:54:38.700 that Ben is drowning
00:54:40.360 in stuffed walruses
00:54:41.440 his team finally found
00:54:42.920 the one true walrus
00:54:44.540 the official
00:54:45.280 Johnny the walrus plushie
00:54:47.080 displaying him
00:54:48.060 in all his cuddly
00:54:48.980 lovable glory
00:54:49.900 yet here I sit
00:54:50.940 still deprived
00:54:51.700 of what is rightfully mine
00:54:53.360 I haven't even seen
00:54:54.540 one of these little walruses
00:54:55.740 let alone
00:54:56.280 the gargantuan
00:54:57.440 behemoth
00:54:58.240 walrus
00:54:59.660 that is imprisoned
00:55:00.380 somewhere
00:55:00.960 beyond my reach
00:55:02.300 in an undisclosed location
00:55:03.340 the outpouring of support
00:55:04.340 during backstage
00:55:04.900 last night was encouraging
00:55:05.880 but nearly warmed
00:55:07.680 the walrus shaped
00:55:09.060 void in my heart
00:55:09.920 though I your leader
00:55:11.260 suffer in relative silence
00:55:12.580 complaining only
00:55:13.400 with a frequency
00:55:14.160 in direct proportion
00:55:15.040 to the discomfort
00:55:15.840 I've experienced
00:55:16.380 I wish nothing short
00:55:17.480 of the multitudes
00:55:18.680 of walruses
00:55:19.120 for my sweet baby
00:55:20.000 so go forth
00:55:20.920 to dailywire.com
00:55:22.240 slash shop
00:55:22.880 or click the link
00:55:23.980 in the description
00:55:24.440 to get your very own
00:55:25.960 I give you my blessing
00:55:27.600 next promo
00:55:30.660 your razor is needed
00:55:32.100 here at the Daily Wire
00:55:33.880 we're doing everything
00:55:34.900 we can
00:55:35.400 to loosen
00:55:36.000 to loosen
00:55:36.020 the left's grip
00:55:36.820 on the culture
00:55:37.680 we're making movies
00:55:38.920 and documentaries
00:55:39.540 like What is a Woman
00:55:40.460 that expose
00:55:41.780 radical gender ideology
00:55:43.200 and challenge
00:55:43.960 leftist ideology
00:55:44.780 as well
00:55:45.100 we're creating
00:55:45.840 kids content
00:55:46.960 that parents can trust
00:55:47.960 we even have sued
00:55:48.980 the government
00:55:49.520 over unconstitutional mandates
00:55:50.620 it's a lot of work
00:55:51.380 and there's still
00:55:51.840 a long way to go
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00:55:54.320 one
00:55:54.940 stop shaving
00:55:56.020 with your woke razor
00:55:56.820 two
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00:55:58.320 with your Jeremy's razor
00:56:00.560 and that
00:56:06.580 is
00:56:07.680 right here
00:56:09.340 they did warn me
00:56:10.500 this time
00:56:10.860 so
00:56:11.080 this is all on me
00:56:12.820 this is on me folks
00:56:13.660 if you're still
00:56:16.600 not shaving
00:56:17.160 with a Jeremy's razors
00:56:18.200 chances are
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00:56:22.020 and the left
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00:56:24.760 that you won't
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00:56:38.660 now let's get
00:56:39.320 to our Daily Cancellation
00:56:40.300 well I'm late
00:56:45.040 to this story
00:56:45.560 but only because
00:56:46.120 there's so much
00:56:46.620 fake racism
00:56:47.300 in America
00:56:47.740 that it's hard
00:56:48.200 to keep up
00:56:48.700 so and it can
00:56:49.600 become overwhelming
00:56:50.360 at times
00:56:51.420 you know
00:56:51.660 one fake racist
00:56:52.640 is handled
00:56:53.240 and then only
00:56:54.760 another even
00:56:55.720 faker racist
00:56:56.400 comes along
00:56:57.040 we're completely
00:56:58.220 surrounded on all
00:56:59.220 sides by
00:56:59.860 invisible
00:57:00.500 imaginary racists
00:57:01.860 they are all
00:57:02.560 over the place
00:57:03.080 they're leaving
00:57:04.020 nooses in
00:57:04.780 NASCAR garages
00:57:05.800 they're leaving
00:57:06.380 nooses everywhere
00:57:06.960 actually
00:57:07.320 they're writing
00:57:07.880 notes and leaving
00:57:08.620 them on people's
00:57:09.060 cars
00:57:09.360 they're assaulting
00:57:10.020 obscure television
00:57:10.800 actors in Chicago
00:57:11.680 they're traumatizing
00:57:12.780 black children
00:57:13.300 at parades
00:57:13.780 and now
00:57:14.720 they're even
00:57:16.080 attending
00:57:16.520 volleyball games
00:57:17.660 let's rewind
00:57:18.820 to last Friday night
00:57:19.620 there's a
00:57:20.080 women's volleyball
00:57:21.100 match between
00:57:21.960 Brigham Young
00:57:22.500 University
00:57:22.980 and Duke
00:57:24.080 it's at BYU
00:57:24.920 after the game
00:57:26.740 had finished
00:57:27.140 a woman named
00:57:28.260 Lessa Pamplin
00:57:30.240 who identified
00:57:31.840 herself as
00:57:32.520 the godmother
00:57:33.360 of Duke
00:57:34.100 volleyball player
00:57:35.160 Rachel Richardson
00:57:35.980 took to social
00:57:37.160 media and announced
00:57:38.060 that Richardson
00:57:39.480 had been the
00:57:40.200 victim of a
00:57:40.760 dastardly racist
00:57:41.800 incident during
00:57:42.760 the match
00:57:43.240 now she claimed
00:57:44.020 that every time
00:57:44.840 Richardson served
00:57:45.840 a racist man in
00:57:47.540 the stands
00:57:47.920 shouted the n-word
00:57:48.860 at her
00:57:49.220 and she said
00:57:50.040 that after the
00:57:50.720 match
00:57:50.980 this same man
00:57:51.820 threatened her
00:57:52.520 physically
00:57:52.880 went up to her
00:57:53.800 and told her
00:57:54.340 that she better
00:57:54.740 watch her back
00:57:55.680 as she walks
00:57:56.400 to the team bus
00:57:57.260 I mean horrible
00:57:59.000 stuff
00:57:59.320 the blaze reports
00:58:00.440 on what happened
00:58:00.960 next
00:58:01.140 Richardson
00:58:01.420 later claimed
00:58:02.120 in a statement
00:58:02.620 that quote
00:58:03.540 my fellow
00:58:04.040 african-american
00:58:04.640 teammates and I
00:58:05.320 were targeted
00:58:05.880 and racially
00:58:06.500 heckled
00:58:06.880 throughout the
00:58:07.400 entirety of the
00:58:08.040 match
00:58:08.340 the slurs and
00:58:09.420 comments grew
00:58:09.960 into threats
00:58:10.620 which caused
00:58:11.100 us to feel
00:58:11.580 unsafe
00:58:12.200 Richardson alleged
00:58:13.500 BYU officials
00:58:14.240 were notified
00:58:15.040 of the alleged
00:58:15.580 threats and
00:58:16.180 slurs but
00:58:17.220 failed to take
00:58:18.120 the necessary
00:58:18.500 steps to stop
00:58:19.200 the unacceptable
00:58:19.720 behavior and
00:58:20.380 create a safe
00:58:21.020 environment
00:58:21.400 Richardson reiterated
00:58:22.640 many of these
00:58:23.160 comments in an
00:58:23.760 ESPN interview
00:58:24.480 on Tuesday
00:58:25.160 now naturally
00:58:25.800 ESPN took the
00:58:26.680 story and ran
00:58:27.320 and when I say
00:58:28.160 took it and ran
00:58:28.700 I don't mean
00:58:29.380 in any sort of
00:58:29.940 journalistic sense
00:58:30.800 okay it's not
00:58:31.260 like they
00:58:31.540 investigated
00:58:32.660 asked questions
00:58:33.900 tried to get
00:58:34.480 to the bottom
00:58:34.940 of it
00:58:35.300 they were not
00:58:36.420 curious about
00:58:37.180 any part of
00:58:37.800 this story
00:58:38.220 it didn't even
00:58:39.120 strike them as
00:58:39.660 strange that this
00:58:40.240 is the year
00:58:40.700 2022 and
00:58:42.180 everybody has a
00:58:43.040 cell phone and
00:58:44.060 yet nobody
00:58:44.900 caught any of
00:58:45.880 this on film
00:58:46.580 someone was
00:58:48.160 screaming racial
00:58:49.300 slurs through
00:58:49.940 the entire match
00:58:51.040 and nobody
00:58:52.120 got it on
00:58:53.160 camera
00:58:53.540 it didn't seem
00:58:54.940 curious to them
00:58:55.540 that no other
00:58:56.480 witnesses came
00:58:57.180 forward to
00:58:57.580 confirm the
00:58:58.100 story
00:58:58.440 they didn't
00:59:00.100 notice that this
00:59:00.640 whole thing
00:59:01.040 sounds exactly
00:59:02.300 like so many
00:59:03.160 other stories
00:59:03.800 that all
00:59:04.500 and I mean
00:59:05.000 all
00:59:05.500 every single
00:59:06.120 one
00:59:06.320 turned out
00:59:06.840 to be
00:59:07.020 hoaxes
00:59:07.340 and it
00:59:07.980 certainly
00:59:08.160 didn't seem
00:59:08.500 odd to them
00:59:08.920 that some
00:59:09.340 guy in the
00:59:09.800 stands would
00:59:10.780 randomly decide
00:59:11.800 to completely
00:59:12.620 destroy his
00:59:13.420 own life
00:59:14.060 permanently
00:59:14.740 for the sake
00:59:16.140 of insulting
00:59:16.660 some girl
00:59:17.380 on a
00:59:17.680 volleyball
00:59:18.080 team
00:59:19.220 I mean
00:59:20.780 they weren't
00:59:21.220 worried about
00:59:21.560 any of that
00:59:22.020 so they
00:59:22.940 breathlessly
00:59:23.380 reported
00:59:23.780 Richardson's
00:59:24.280 claims as
00:59:24.720 if they were
00:59:25.520 objective fact
00:59:26.340 and spent
00:59:27.320 days screaming
00:59:28.580 with stupid
00:59:29.440 spittle flecked
00:59:30.240 rage
00:59:30.760 about the
00:59:31.680 incident
00:59:32.000 and when it
00:59:32.900 comes to
00:59:33.260 stupid
00:59:33.640 spittle flecked
00:59:34.180 rage
00:59:34.560 nobody
00:59:35.440 can top
00:59:36.480 Stephen A.
00:59:36.960 Smith
00:59:37.080 he's the
00:59:37.420 expert
00:59:37.720 I'm saying
00:59:39.660 BYU
00:59:40.160 you did it
00:59:41.380 by allowing
00:59:42.700 this to happen
00:59:43.480 and not
00:59:44.160 addressing it
00:59:45.020 expeditiously
00:59:46.300 not addressing
00:59:47.380 it with the
00:59:48.280 level of
00:59:49.140 of quickness
00:59:50.700 and speed
00:59:51.640 that you should
00:59:52.480 have addressed
00:59:52.940 it with
00:59:53.320 so now
00:59:54.020 instead of
00:59:54.480 looking at
00:59:54.900 that fool
00:59:55.700 that racist
00:59:57.100 bastard
00:59:57.700 that was
00:59:58.400 spewing
00:59:58.800 that nonsense
00:59:59.520 towards
01:00:00.420 Miss
01:00:00.880 Rachel
01:00:01.500 Richardson
01:00:01.920 instead of
01:00:02.960 looking at
01:00:03.520 that person
01:00:04.380 now we're
01:00:05.780 looking at
01:00:06.160 the university
01:00:06.820 all because
01:00:07.560 of a
01:00:08.560 dereliction
01:00:09.160 of duty
01:00:09.900 that you
01:00:10.980 put forth
01:00:11.960 because you
01:00:12.760 couldn't find
01:00:13.440 it in yourself
01:00:14.160 to address it
01:00:15.000 immediately
01:00:15.380 now we ask
01:00:17.200 the question
01:00:17.600 well why
01:00:18.220 what took you
01:00:18.680 so long
01:00:19.620 what would
01:00:20.180 the hesitant
01:00:20.600 think about
01:00:21.220 were you fearful
01:00:22.800 of a reprimand
01:00:23.600 were you fearful
01:00:24.300 of a backlash
01:00:24.940 if you had
01:00:25.460 decided as a
01:00:26.420 human being
01:00:26.900 to do the
01:00:27.300 right thing
01:00:27.680 and protect
01:00:28.280 this young
01:00:28.760 lady and
01:00:29.260 to make sure
01:00:29.640 she wasn't
01:00:30.040 subjected to
01:00:30.780 this for a
01:00:31.400 longer period
01:00:31.900 of time
01:00:32.260 what was
01:00:32.900 going on
01:00:33.580 what was
01:00:34.160 the hesitancy
01:00:34.840 about
01:00:35.260 and since
01:00:35.800 we're talking
01:00:36.220 about BYU
01:00:36.960 now we're
01:00:38.220 looking at
01:00:38.660 every university
01:00:39.560 so brave
01:00:42.380 that racist
01:00:43.760 bastard
01:00:44.500 who doesn't
01:00:45.920 exist
01:00:46.200 but he's
01:00:46.820 a bastard
01:00:47.500 Stephen A.
01:00:49.160 Smith by the
01:00:49.560 way has been
01:00:49.940 in broadcasting
01:00:50.520 for decades
01:00:51.140 and still does
01:00:52.000 not understand
01:00:52.640 how microphones
01:00:53.320 work I wish
01:00:53.960 someone would
01:00:54.280 explain to him
01:00:54.900 you don't
01:00:55.580 need to
01:00:55.920 scream
01:00:56.220 we can
01:00:57.000 hear you
01:00:57.460 the microphone
01:00:58.460 amplifies
01:00:59.460 your voice
01:01:01.140 but it wasn't
01:01:02.820 just Smith
01:01:03.440 screaming about
01:01:04.100 this
01:01:04.380 the news media
01:01:05.040 got in on
01:01:05.500 it of course
01:01:05.900 other athletes
01:01:06.740 and celebrities
01:01:07.340 spoke out
01:01:07.920 LeBron James
01:01:08.700 got in on
01:01:09.160 the action
01:01:09.620 as expected
01:01:10.300 and then
01:01:10.740 as also
01:01:11.800 expected
01:01:12.200 the story
01:01:12.720 started to
01:01:13.240 fall apart
01:01:13.860 as we all
01:01:15.260 knew it would
01:01:15.620 back to the
01:01:16.100 blaze
01:01:16.300 it says
01:01:16.560 BYU police
01:01:17.360 who investigated
01:01:17.900 the incident
01:01:18.300 determined
01:01:19.220 that the fan
01:01:19.840 who was banned
01:01:20.500 for yelling
01:01:20.940 the racial slurs
01:01:21.760 was not in
01:01:22.620 fact the person
01:01:23.400 who shouted
01:01:23.820 them
01:01:24.020 the Salt Lake
01:01:24.540 Tribune
01:01:25.060 reported
01:01:25.520 and further
01:01:26.480 stated that
01:01:26.980 they had yet
01:01:27.600 to find
01:01:28.020 any evidence
01:01:28.820 that anyone
01:01:29.620 shot at them
01:01:30.220 at all
01:01:30.820 when we watched
01:01:31.960 the video
01:01:32.400 quote
01:01:32.960 when we watched
01:01:33.640 the video
01:01:33.840 we did not
01:01:34.260 observe that
01:01:34.880 behavior from
01:01:35.520 him
01:01:35.760 BYU police
01:01:36.640 lieutenant
01:01:37.220 George
01:01:37.720 Bessendorfer
01:01:38.480 told the
01:01:39.180 newspaper
01:01:39.760 BYU associate
01:01:41.500 athletic director
01:01:42.200 John McBride
01:01:43.000 confirmed that
01:01:44.780 university officials
01:01:45.420 came to the
01:01:45.920 same conclusion
01:01:46.380 he said
01:01:46.660 quote
01:01:46.840 various
01:01:47.140 BYU athletics
01:01:47.820 employees
01:01:48.220 have been
01:01:48.880 reviewing video
01:01:49.580 from BYU TV
01:01:50.600 and other
01:01:51.340 cameras in the
01:01:51.860 facility
01:01:52.160 that the
01:01:52.700 volleyball team
01:01:53.260 has access to
01:01:54.120 for film review
01:01:54.860 this has been
01:01:55.800 ongoing since
01:01:56.440 right after the
01:01:57.040 match on Friday
01:01:57.700 night
01:01:57.940 the person who
01:01:58.520 was banned
01:01:58.920 was the person
01:01:59.420 identified by
01:02:00.060 Duke as
01:02:00.480 using racial slurs
01:02:01.740 however we have
01:02:02.800 been unable to
01:02:03.420 find any evidence
01:02:04.400 of that person
01:02:05.260 using slurs in the
01:02:06.240 match
01:02:06.440 in fact no
01:02:07.620 evidence has
01:02:08.100 surfaced proving
01:02:08.640 that anyone
01:02:09.160 shouted racial slurs
01:02:10.160 at all
01:02:10.480 instead students
01:02:11.560 who attended the
01:02:12.040 game attest that
01:02:13.000 they never heard
01:02:13.680 any slurs
01:02:14.180 so no cell phone
01:02:16.820 video of this slur
01:02:17.580 despite the fact
01:02:18.420 that it was
01:02:18.680 supposedly being
01:02:19.400 shouted repeatedly
01:02:20.220 throughout the
01:02:20.720 match
01:02:20.980 no security
01:02:22.300 camera footage
01:02:22.880 either
01:02:23.140 and no
01:02:25.520 witnesses
01:02:25.920 a little bit
01:02:26.420 more on the
01:02:26.700 witnesses
01:02:26.920 the blaze
01:02:27.340 says
01:02:27.520 the cougar
01:02:28.160 chronicle
01:02:28.560 of BYU
01:02:29.080 student run
01:02:29.680 newspaper
01:02:30.020 cited multiple
01:02:30.700 students on
01:02:31.200 the record
01:02:31.520 who were in
01:02:31.960 the student
01:02:32.240 section of
01:02:32.760 the game
01:02:33.060 and never
01:02:33.800 heard any
01:02:34.360 slurs
01:02:34.640 indeed
01:02:34.960 Bessendorfer
01:02:35.860 has confirmed
01:02:36.440 that no
01:02:36.920 student who
01:02:37.380 sat in the
01:02:37.700 section where
01:02:38.420 the slurs
01:02:38.800 allegedly came
01:02:39.420 from
01:02:39.700 nor anyone
01:02:40.500 who attended
01:02:41.020 the volleyball
01:02:41.360 match for
01:02:41.860 that matter
01:02:42.240 has come
01:02:42.660 forward to
01:02:43.120 report
01:02:43.480 who the person
01:02:45.640 was and
01:02:46.000 that they
01:02:46.220 heard it at
01:02:46.640 all
01:02:46.800 even more
01:02:47.500 importantly
01:02:47.820 Bessendorfer
01:02:48.320 also said
01:02:48.860 no one
01:02:49.560 has come
01:02:49.840 forward to
01:02:50.200 say that
01:02:50.480 they heard
01:02:50.840 the slur
01:02:51.220 being shouted
01:02:51.720 during the
01:02:52.060 match
01:02:52.320 a police
01:02:53.020 report
01:02:53.280 which the
01:02:53.660 tribune
01:02:54.140 obtained
01:02:54.560 shows that
01:02:54.960 BYU officials
01:02:55.500 placed a
01:02:56.040 police officer
01:02:56.480 near the
01:02:56.940 Duke pinch
01:02:57.360 after they
01:02:58.260 were alerted
01:02:59.180 to the
01:02:59.340 racial slurs
01:02:59.860 but no
01:03:00.440 one in
01:03:00.700 that section
01:03:01.080 identified
01:03:01.540 the person
01:03:01.940 making the
01:03:02.380 slurs
01:03:02.560 nor did
01:03:03.160 the officer
01:03:03.500 hear any
01:03:04.040 after police
01:03:05.400 review of the
01:03:05.800 video evidence
01:03:06.600 failed to
01:03:07.020 confirm the
01:03:07.580 person BYU
01:03:08.300 officials
01:03:08.680 banned was
01:03:09.300 the one
01:03:09.520 who made
01:03:09.740 the slurs
01:03:10.120 Bessendorfer
01:03:11.120 said that
01:03:11.860 the investigation
01:03:12.320 was taken
01:03:12.920 over by
01:03:13.800 BYU
01:03:14.280 officials
01:03:14.820 BYU
01:03:16.100 released their
01:03:16.660 own statement
01:03:17.100 saying
01:03:17.400 quote
01:03:17.660 following
01:03:18.020 Friday night's
01:03:18.580 volleyball game
01:03:19.220 we spent
01:03:19.580 hours reviewing
01:03:20.300 video of the
01:03:20.960 event to try
01:03:21.600 and figure out
01:03:22.100 what happened
01:03:22.780 exactly
01:03:23.400 we understand
01:03:24.760 that the
01:03:25.460 Duke players
01:03:25.980 experience is
01:03:26.620 what matters
01:03:27.100 here
01:03:27.300 they felt
01:03:28.300 unsafe and
01:03:29.160 hurt and
01:03:29.580 we were
01:03:29.820 unable to
01:03:30.320 address that
01:03:30.760 during the
01:03:31.120 game in
01:03:31.460 the manner
01:03:31.760 that was
01:03:32.060 sufficient
01:03:32.480 for that
01:03:33.020 we truly
01:03:33.960 do
01:03:34.240 apologize
01:03:34.800 so there
01:03:36.840 are no
01:03:37.120 witnesses
01:03:37.460 no video
01:03:38.200 evidence
01:03:38.540 no evidence
01:03:39.020 of any
01:03:39.280 kind
01:03:39.660 that anything
01:03:40.320 like this
01:03:40.680 actually happened
01:03:41.500 and yet
01:03:42.680 they apologize
01:03:43.380 I mean
01:03:45.180 you apologize
01:03:45.940 for not
01:03:46.360 addressing it
01:03:46.920 if it wasn't
01:03:48.640 happening
01:03:49.240 how could
01:03:50.060 you address
01:03:50.540 it
01:03:50.840 but the
01:03:52.860 feelings
01:03:53.280 of a
01:03:53.640 member
01:03:53.860 of a
01:03:54.120 victim
01:03:54.300 class
01:03:54.780 must be
01:03:55.980 affirmed
01:03:56.380 and validated
01:03:56.960 no matter
01:03:57.620 what
01:03:57.960 even if
01:03:58.700 it didn't
01:03:58.960 happen
01:03:59.280 she feels
01:04:00.620 like it
01:04:01.000 happened
01:04:01.380 which means
01:04:02.140 that it
01:04:02.420 might as
01:04:02.760 well have
01:04:03.060 happened
01:04:03.380 that's
01:04:04.280 the message
01:04:04.740 this is
01:04:05.960 always the
01:04:06.360 message
01:04:06.600 because what
01:04:07.100 they cannot
01:04:07.620 do is admit
01:04:08.440 the truth
01:04:09.080 and here's
01:04:10.900 the truth
01:04:11.260 okay
01:04:11.500 this is
01:04:11.880 the truth
01:04:12.260 this kind
01:04:14.580 of racism
01:04:15.140 the kind
01:04:16.160 alleged by
01:04:16.900 the Duke
01:04:17.160 volleyball
01:04:17.440 player
01:04:17.760 is extremely
01:04:19.760 rare in
01:04:20.660 the United
01:04:20.980 States
01:04:21.440 virtually
01:04:22.900 non-existent
01:04:23.780 it has been
01:04:25.420 that way
01:04:25.740 for a long
01:04:26.200 time
01:04:26.480 it is so
01:04:27.620 rare
01:04:28.080 that most
01:04:29.060 people will
01:04:29.660 never encounter
01:04:30.740 anything like
01:04:31.720 it
01:04:31.980 for most
01:04:33.620 people
01:04:34.100 it is
01:04:35.180 essentially
01:04:35.880 over
01:04:36.460 now
01:04:37.280 there are
01:04:38.220 certainly
01:04:38.500 still racism
01:04:39.920 in America
01:04:40.360 much of it
01:04:40.900 is the kind
01:04:41.420 of racism
01:04:41.840 that we
01:04:42.280 aren't supposed
01:04:42.640 to acknowledge
01:04:43.060 at all
01:04:43.300 there's
01:04:43.540 anti-white
01:04:44.000 racism
01:04:44.320 which is
01:04:44.880 embedded
01:04:45.180 into our
01:04:45.640 system
01:04:45.960 and our
01:04:46.320 institutions
01:04:46.740 there's
01:04:47.600 anti-black
01:04:48.160 racism
01:04:48.540 too
01:04:48.780 certainly
01:04:49.160 we just
01:04:50.420 heard an
01:04:50.680 example of
01:04:51.100 it yesterday
01:04:51.420 with a
01:04:51.760 senate
01:04:51.980 candidate
01:04:52.380 claiming that
01:04:53.180 black people
01:04:53.720 don't know
01:04:54.120 how to
01:04:54.320 obtain photo
01:04:54.900 ids
01:04:55.140 that's
01:04:55.400 racist
01:04:55.740 both
01:04:57.320 anti-white
01:04:57.860 and anti-black
01:04:58.380 racism
01:04:58.780 come in
01:04:59.260 many other
01:04:59.680 forms as
01:05:00.160 well
01:05:00.320 and they're
01:05:00.600 often
01:05:00.940 perpetrated
01:05:01.500 by the
01:05:02.100 very people
01:05:02.720 who call
01:05:03.320 themselves
01:05:03.780 anti-racist
01:05:04.740 but the
01:05:06.480 sort of
01:05:06.780 anti-black
01:05:07.220 racism
01:05:07.620 that propels
01:05:08.340 somebody to
01:05:08.860 shout racial
01:05:09.560 slurs
01:05:10.140 or to
01:05:11.160 leave
01:05:11.340 threatening
01:05:11.720 notes
01:05:12.140 or to
01:05:12.420 hang
01:05:12.640 nooses
01:05:12.960 around
01:05:13.400 and so
01:05:13.740 on
01:05:13.900 is for
01:05:15.280 all intents
01:05:15.900 and purposes
01:05:16.460 with extremely
01:05:17.260 rare potential
01:05:18.200 exception
01:05:18.680 over
01:05:19.500 and I know
01:05:20.940 that because
01:05:21.460 nearly every
01:05:22.220 story about
01:05:23.060 an incident
01:05:23.580 of this
01:05:24.140 sort over
01:05:24.500 the past
01:05:24.800 two decades
01:05:25.240 has been
01:05:25.840 fake
01:05:26.240 if this
01:05:27.200 sort of
01:05:27.460 thing was
01:05:27.740 common
01:05:28.140 you would
01:05:28.660 think that
01:05:28.980 at least
01:05:29.380 there would
01:05:29.760 be more
01:05:30.220 real incidents
01:05:30.980 than fake
01:05:31.660 ones
01:05:31.880 what's more
01:05:32.540 you'd actually
01:05:33.060 think there
01:05:33.360 would be no
01:05:34.080 fake incidents
01:05:34.760 at all
01:05:35.380 because there
01:05:36.500 would be no
01:05:36.840 need or
01:05:37.380 appetite to
01:05:38.180 fake them
01:05:38.740 there's also
01:05:41.140 something else
01:05:41.600 and this is
01:05:42.180 the primary
01:05:42.720 reason why
01:05:43.840 I dismiss
01:05:44.560 all of these
01:05:45.300 stories out of
01:05:45.960 hand
01:05:46.100 the minute
01:05:46.600 I heard about
01:05:47.800 the Duke
01:05:48.080 thing
01:05:48.280 I was like
01:05:48.480 that didn't
01:05:48.800 happen
01:05:49.020 I don't
01:05:49.280 need to
01:05:50.200 know anything
01:05:50.600 else
01:05:50.860 it just
01:05:51.260 didn't
01:05:51.700 happen
01:05:51.980 and here's
01:05:52.920 how I
01:05:53.160 know
01:05:53.340 human beings
01:05:54.920 are social
01:05:55.480 creatures
01:05:55.880 we respond
01:05:56.540 to social
01:05:57.240 incentives
01:05:57.860 there is
01:05:59.140 no
01:05:59.820 social
01:06:00.660 incentive
01:06:01.140 at all
01:06:02.480 for a
01:06:03.100 white person
01:06:03.680 to go around
01:06:04.260 shouting racial
01:06:05.100 slurs
01:06:05.620 or hanging
01:06:06.360 nooses
01:06:06.740 or whatever
01:06:07.380 all of the
01:06:08.460 social incentive
01:06:09.180 runs the
01:06:09.760 other direction
01:06:10.460 the consequence
01:06:12.580 for behaving
01:06:13.420 in that way
01:06:14.140 is the
01:06:15.220 destruction
01:06:15.820 of your
01:06:16.380 entire
01:06:17.040 life
01:06:17.600 if there
01:06:18.140 was a
01:06:18.400 man in
01:06:18.700 the stand
01:06:19.000 shouting
01:06:19.320 slurs
01:06:19.700 and all
01:06:20.580 signs point
01:06:22.040 to no
01:06:23.100 such man
01:06:23.540 existing
01:06:23.980 but if he's
01:06:25.400 there
01:06:25.620 we have to
01:06:26.580 assume that
01:06:27.140 he is
01:06:27.440 insane
01:06:28.160 and suicidal
01:06:29.400 I mean
01:06:30.680 because it's
01:06:31.240 inconceivable
01:06:32.100 that somebody
01:06:32.740 would just
01:06:33.920 self-immolate
01:06:34.820 like that
01:06:35.400 for any
01:06:36.120 other
01:06:36.360 reason
01:06:36.800 what this
01:06:38.920 means is
01:06:39.380 that even
01:06:39.820 if there
01:06:40.140 are white
01:06:40.740 racists
01:06:41.120 walking around
01:06:41.640 and I'm
01:06:41.900 sure there
01:06:42.280 are
01:06:42.520 because there
01:06:42.940 will always
01:06:43.360 be racists
01:06:43.980 in every
01:06:44.760 race
01:06:45.060 and against
01:06:45.540 every
01:06:45.860 race
01:06:46.100 but even
01:06:47.080 the actual
01:06:47.680 racists
01:06:48.180 are almost
01:06:48.740 certainly
01:06:49.140 not going
01:06:49.840 to behave
01:06:50.420 in the
01:06:50.860 ways that
01:06:51.240 the race
01:06:51.560 hoaxers
01:06:51.960 pretend
01:06:52.520 they behave
01:06:53.220 now
01:06:54.520 if you
01:06:55.380 didn't know
01:06:55.700 better
01:06:55.960 you might
01:06:57.000 think the
01:06:57.360 people who
01:06:57.760 claim they're
01:06:58.220 advocates for
01:06:58.820 racial equity
01:06:59.400 would consider
01:07:00.400 this a
01:07:00.740 victory
01:07:01.060 most people
01:07:02.520 aren't racist
01:07:03.120 and most
01:07:04.980 of the
01:07:05.360 ones who
01:07:05.780 are racist
01:07:06.380 aren't going
01:07:07.440 to say so
01:07:08.160 out loud
01:07:09.200 mission
01:07:10.200 accomplished
01:07:10.780 except that's
01:07:12.940 not the
01:07:13.400 mission
01:07:13.720 they were
01:07:14.180 trying to
01:07:14.540 accomplish
01:07:14.820 they want
01:07:16.420 to be
01:07:16.820 victims
01:07:17.780 because in
01:07:18.900 our upside
01:07:19.240 down world
01:07:19.780 victimization
01:07:20.520 means power
01:07:21.220 and so
01:07:22.720 if they
01:07:23.320 cannot find
01:07:23.940 the racists
01:07:24.420 in real life
01:07:25.060 they'll simply
01:07:25.600 invent them
01:07:26.180 and if you
01:07:27.460 doubt them
01:07:27.880 you're racist
01:07:28.380 too
01:07:28.640 you cannot
01:07:29.460 deny the
01:07:30.000 racism
01:07:30.320 without being
01:07:31.000 racist
01:07:31.400 which means
01:07:31.920 by denying
01:07:32.920 it
01:07:33.200 you validate
01:07:34.200 it
01:07:34.620 that's the
01:07:36.020 trick
01:07:36.240 and it's
01:07:37.220 clever
01:07:37.600 I have to
01:07:37.940 admit
01:07:38.140 but it also
01:07:39.640 means that the
01:07:40.220 race hoaxers
01:07:40.720 are today
01:07:41.120 finally
01:07:41.520 once and
01:07:42.460 for all
01:07:42.740 cancelled
01:07:43.880 and that will
01:07:45.220 do it for this
01:07:45.660 portion of
01:07:46.580 the show
01:07:47.020 as we move
01:07:47.420 over to the
01:07:48.180 members block
01:07:49.740 with a special
01:07:50.360 guest today as
01:07:51.280 well
01:07:51.480 hopefully we'll
01:07:52.180 see you there
01:07:52.540 if not
01:07:52.960 godspeed
01:08:02.920 it's
01:08:04.240 if you
01:08:07.160 can't
01:08:08.920 wait
01:08:09.400 you
01:08:09.880 so
01:08:10.220 i
01:08:11.540 actually
01:08:13.020 the
01:08:13.620 i
01:08:13.720 know