Ep. 1120 - The Biden Administration Boasts About Its Rampant Anti-White Bigotry
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Summary
The White House is becoming less and less white, in fact, and this is a fact we re supposed to celebrate. We ll discuss the left s obsession with diversity, and how diversity is really a code word for anti-white bigotry. Also, Ron DeSantis orders the execution of a twice-convicted murderer who stabbed a young woman to death, and according to the media, that s the real bad guy in that story. Plus, Liam Neeson has his own Me Too moment while appearing on The View. A new study shows that hormone therapy for trans-identified people is having a disastrous impact on their health. In our Daily Cancellation, a teacher tries to explain why parents shouldn t have any real say over what their kids are taught. All that and more on today s Matt Walsh Show.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, the White House is becoming less and less white, in fact,
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and this is a fact we're supposed to celebrate.
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We'll discuss the left's obsession with diversity and how diversity is really a code word for
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Also, Ron DeSantis orders the execution of a twice-convicted murderer who stabbed a young
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According to the media, DeSantis is the real bad guy in that story somehow.
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Plus, Liam Neeson has his own Me Too moment while appearing on The View.
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A new study shows that hormone therapy for trans-identified people is having a disastrous
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Who would have possibly thought that's the case?
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In our Daily Cancellation, a teacher tries to explain why parents shouldn't have any real
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You may believe that the Biden administration has been nothing but a parade of incompetence
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You may look around and see financial devastation, inflation, crumbling infrastructure, a non-existent
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border, rampant crime, an epidemic of drug overdoses, a failing education system, our
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unnecessary entanglements and conflicts overseas, which may lead to a global nuclear war potentially.
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And all of this while Chinese spy balloons float casually over our heads.
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And you may, after surveying this rather discouraging scene, come to the conclusion that the people
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leading our country have performed in a manner that may be described as less than adequate.
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You may think all of that and you may even be right.
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But the White House is here to tell you that none of that matters because what really matters
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And when it comes to the diversity contest, they will take second place to no one.
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Indeed, White House Press Secretary Karen Jean-Pierre, herself a woman who checks multiple
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diversity boxes, took another opportunity to tout the administration's diversity record.
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And this was in response to a question from the ever vigilant press and the press that is
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always focused on what the American people care about.
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And it was a question about the appointment of the next Federal Reserve vice chairman or chair
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And the reporter wanted to know whether they would be looking for diverse applicants, because
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obviously it's very important that the Federal Reserve vice chair person represents a marginalized
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This will be a source of inspiration for all the people in that group who had always dreamed
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since childhood of becoming the Federal Reserve vice chair person.
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And if you're in such a group and had such a dream as so many have, then this response from
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But I want to take the opportunity to lay out what how diverse the president's cabinet has
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been, how diverse the president's administration has been.
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The cabinet is majority people of color for the first time in history.
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The cabinet is majority female for the first time in history.
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A majority of White House senior staff identify as female.
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Forty percent of White House senior staff identify as part of the racially diverse communities.
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And a record seven assistants to the president are openly LGBTQ plus.
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So, again, this is something that the president prides himself on, that he actually has taken
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action to show the diversity of this administration.
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You know, just an impromptu question from the press that she happened to have a written
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speech ready for with, you know, all the statistics and the exact number of racial minorities that
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She just happened to have that on hand for this question from the press.
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You know, I maybe she actually does have that information on him.
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Maybe she just goes to every press conference and has all that information.
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We've got because that from the Biden administration's perspective, that could be an answer to any question
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I mean, the question could be, what are we gonna do about the price of eggs?
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Well, you know, here in the Biden administration, we have here's the number of polysexuals we have.
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They just they see that as the somehow the solution to every problem.
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So in other words, all that is to say, the most incompetent administration in American history
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In fact, it's impossible to think of an example of an organization, institution, profession
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that has become more effective as it has become more diverse.
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There's lots of institutions we can think of that have become more, quote unquote, diverse.
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But how many of them have been improved by that in any measurable way whatsoever?
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We hear that diversity is our strength, but there isn't any evidence anywhere of diversity
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producing anything that would qualify as strength.
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In fact, what we see nearly across the board is institutional decline coinciding with the diversifying
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And it's this, that diversity as an end in itself will always produce decline as an end
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No institution, no community, no country will prosper by focusing on diversity for diversity's
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Diversity, the sort that the Biden administration touts anyway, should be a byproduct, not an
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In other words, if you recruit people because they're the most qualified, the most skilled,
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the most effective, which is the only reason you should be recruiting anyone for anything
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And as a byproduct of that approach, you end up with a more, quote unquote, diverse organization,
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Though it would also be fine if the approach resulted in an organization that was predominantly
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white or predominantly male, as long as by the end of it, the organization is best able
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to accomplish whatever it's designed to accomplish, because that's what matters.
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Because, and then if you have that, the demographic makeup, whatever that happens to be, is good
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because it was the result of a merit-based recruitment strategy.
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But the problem is that diversity is rarely a byproduct in our society.
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Engineered diversity is the work of bureaucrats who stand above, you know, the mass of common
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people and declare from on high that certain races have exceeded their allotted percentages.
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So other races must be shipped in and installed to fix the problem they have decided.
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Now, all of this is arbitrary, and it's completely dehumanizing.
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You know, you're taking away people's humanity, reducing them to statistics.
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A white person is not a white person, according to the White House.
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Because he's a faceless representative for his race, which is apparently running some sort
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The supply exceeds the demand, as far as they're concerned, anyway.
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And so we've got to clear out the stock and then restock with more valuable demographics,
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So this is essentially how our social engineers view the problem, which is only a problem in
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the first place, because they've decided to call it a problem.
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And notice also that the allotted percentages are not based on representation in the population.
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See, the diversity proponents, they always say that institutions should reflect the communities
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We just heard that yesterday from CNN about the medical profession.
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They were saying we need more black doctors because there are a lot of black patients and
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it has to reflect, we have to reflect the diversity of the population.
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Now, even that would be ridiculous and arbitrary.
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There's no reason why every institution should reflect the racial makeup of the larger community
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Again, it should reflect whatever is the result of merit-based recruitment.
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But this is especially the case when this demand for representation is only applied to industries
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and organizations that the elites in our culture consider admirable or desirable or useful.
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So, for example, only 10% of car mechanics are black, which is actually an underrepresentation
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But you rarely hear them raise that as a problem.
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Because the people who raise these kinds of problems don't happen to respect car mechanics
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In spite of the fact that car mechanics belong to one of the most important professions in existence
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right now, because without them, modern society ceases to function, basically.
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But when it comes to the desirable professions, the professions that the elites consider desirable
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anyway, percentage-based representation, as ridiculous as that would be on its own, is not actually
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They say they want these institutions to reflect the diversity of the American people.
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But if it did, that would mean that they would shoot for 13% black and 60% white.
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If the White House really reflected the American people, it would not be, as Gene Perr says,
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Because the populationism, that's not representation.
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Yet, of course, over-representation is the actual goal.
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I mean, there's a reason why, these days, leftists have taken to, I'm sure you've noticed,
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So it's not just that the ethnic makeup of a group of people can be considered diverse.
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You know, you could have a diverse person and then a non-diverse person.
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This makes no sense from a definitional perspective, because diversity means variety and difference.
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So what does it mean to describe a person as diverse?
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Well, it means, obviously, that the person isn't white.
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And especially that the person isn't a white, straight male.
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And so anytime they talk about making something more diverse, what they're saying is,
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they want fewer white people, fewer males, and fewer straight people.
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Now, I know we've grown accustomed to this kind of bigotry,
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but we shouldn't fail to appreciate how twisted and ultimately terrifying it is
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that the White House is openly boasting about discriminating against whites.
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This is racial bigotry brought to the highest levels and paraded around in the open.
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That's why our reaction to this sort of thing should no longer be, as it has been for so long,
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to just scoff at it, you know, like it's a silly thing.
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The goal to make institutions, especially governmental institutions, more diverse
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is not merely a bunch of politically correct nonsense, though it is also that.
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It is an actively racist campaign against whites and an actively sexist campaign against males.
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It is a direct effort to marginalize a group of people
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Any effort to make any institution less white and less male
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is not only pointless and silly, but disgusting and morally repugnant.
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As would be entirely clear to everyone, if an institution we openly endeavor to make its members
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And this is not just about complaining about a double standard here.
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I'm saying that we need to start calling things what they are,
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which means that we must say that our government is run not by champions of diversity,
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We'll begin with this because the media found a new line of attack against DeSantis last night.
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The line of attack is that DeSantis had a man killed, if you can...
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A poor, innocent man was killed by Ron DeSantis, and that man's name is Donald Dilbeck.
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Of course, it turns out this poor, innocent man was not either of those things.
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But here's how the Huffington Post reported on this story, okay?
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Florida executes man used as political pawn by Ron DeSantis.
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Subheading, I know I hurt a lot of people when I was young.
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I really messed up, said Donald Dilbeck, who was sentenced to death by a non-unanimous jury.
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He hasn't done worse than you as a convicted murderer on death row.
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Although there's no point of addressing Donald Dilbeck now because he's, you know, dead as well he should be.
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Florida on Thursday executed 59-year-old Donald Dilbeck, who was sentenced to death 32 years ago by a non-unanimous jury under a death penalty statute that has since been found unconstitutional.
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Dilbeck was found as, uh, was killed as punishment for fatally stabbing a woman named Faye Van, uh, and was the first person executed in Florida since 2019.
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The timing of his execution appears to be part of a push by Governor Ron DeSantis to bring back death sentences by non-unanimous juries.
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DeSantis, who was expected to run for president, signed Dilbeck's death warrant last month on the same day that he floated changing state law to allow non-unanimous juries to impose death sentences.
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Maybe eight out of 12 have to agree or something.
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And Dan DeSantis suggested at a Florida Sheriff's Association conference just before ordering the execution of a man with that exact jury split.
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Uh, I know I heard people when I was young, I really messed up, uh, Dilbeck said.
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We already heard that, but I know Ron DeSantis has done a lot worse.
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Ron DeSantis and other people like him can sexual expletive.
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No, no, uh, uh, you, you don't speak for Donald, you don't speak for all men, you don't speak for me at all.
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You're a convicted murderer who's now, um, dead and, uh, decomposing in an unmarked grave, as you well deserve.
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And so you don't speak, you don't really speak for, for any normal, decent person.
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Uh, in a written statement, Van's children, Tony and Laura Van, thanked DeSantis for carrying out the execution.
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Quote, we were robbed of years of memories with her and it has been very painful ever since.
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However, the execution has given us some closure.
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Shortly after DeSantis' jury suggestion, Republican lawmakers filled, uh, filed a set of bills that would replace the unanimous jury requirement with an eight to four threshold
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and allow a judge to overrule a jury to impose a death sentence.
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I'm not minimizing what Dilbeck did to people, Florida Capitol defender Allison Miller told the Tallahassee Democrat, but he is most definitely a political pawn.
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DeSantis has cited the outcome of the trial for Nicholas Cruz, who killed 17 people in a 2018 school shooting in Parkland, Florida, as a reason to bring back non-unanimous jury verdicts.
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Cruz was sentenced to life in prison without parole after jurors split nine to three over the death penalty.
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And that's an important detail that I think maybe some people get confused about with this.
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Um, they're not talking about, you know, the, the conviction is, is, uh, non-unanimous.
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What they're saying is that the decision you, that you could be executed, even if the entire jury doesn't agree that although you're guilty, you should be executed for the crime.
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And of course, Rhonda Santis is entirely right about that.
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And why, why do you need the entire jury to agree on that?
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There's something missing from, as we read through this entire report, and this is Huffington Post, but the rest of the corporate media, it's been the same kind of thing as they're telling us a story about Donald Dilbeck.
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Um, and, uh, then they get to a little bit of Dilbeck's background.
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Like most people sentenced to death, Dilbeck endured extreme abuse as a child.
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His birth mother drank 18 to 24 beers per day throughout her pregnancy, resulting in a catastrophic effect on Mr. Dilbeck's intellectual and adaptive functioning.
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His lawyers wrote in a petition requesting the Supreme Court review of the case, that Mr. Dilbeck suffers from neurobehavioral disorder associated with prenatal alcohol exposure, is thoroughly medically documented, unrebutted, and factually beyond dispute.
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They go on for another several paragraphs telling us the poor story of this poor man, poor guy.
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But do you notice something how we, that, uh, something that's missing?
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And what's missing is they still haven't given us the precise details of what Dilbeck did to earn his lethal ejection.
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They briefly mention it in one sentence, but they don't really give us the full story.
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And this is always the case with these kinds of articles about criminals executed by the state.
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They always bury the reason, the full reason, at the bottom, when that should be, like, the very first thing you tell us.
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Okay, before you tell us about fetal alcohol syndrome and he had a bad upbringing and his parents were abusive, but we don't need that.
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Well, the full story is that Dilbeck shot and killed a sheriff's deputy, went to prison for it, escaped, and then found a woman in the parking lot, Faye Van, in the parking lot of a, of a store, and stabbed her to death, really for no reason.
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Stabbed her to death and left her two children without a mother.
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Second person, now you're getting the death penalty.
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And that's why, like, I can have all the sympathy in the world for people who experience trauma in their lives, who are abused as children, like, who can't, who's not sympathetic to that.
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But once you victimize someone else, then the sympathy goes away.
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Because, you know, part of it is that the buck has to stop somewhere.
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And, okay, Donald Dilbeck was abused as a child.
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I bet you we could trace back and see that, well, they were abused too.
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I'm sure horrible things happened to them when they were, when they were, horrible things happened that would lead a mother to drink 18 beers a day when she's pregnant.
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Like, we can guarantee that she had not a great life.
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I think we can, without even knowing anything else about her, we were pretty sure that's the case.
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And then what about the people that did that to her?
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So you just, you just keep, you keep passing the buck down generations and generations.
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Each individual is responsible for their own actions.
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And if you are horribly victimized as a child or any other time, again, sympathy.
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But when you decide, when you make the decision to pass that victimization on to someone else, right, to try to, in whatever weird, twisted way, alleviate your own suffering or reclaim some, you know, semblance of power and control in your own sick mind, by passing that suffering and that victimization on to someone else, now there's no more sympathy for you.
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Because now you're as bad, in fact, probably worse now than the person who victimized you.
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We could talk about, as we've talked about with the death penalty, you know, things like deterrence, that is a factor.
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Okay, they'll tell you, the studies show it's not a deterrent.
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Um, first of all, it's, it's, it's actually impossible to, common sense tells us that obviously the death penalty has a deterrent factor.
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So it's got to have, it's got, obviously it does.
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It's hard to go beyond common sense because it's actually impossible to measure.
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So when they tell you that there are studies, it proves that there's no deterrence.
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Well, that would, that would, that would require you to know all of the people who would have done something bad, but then didn't.
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So you would have to, that's how, that's the only way to measure deterrence.
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You're measuring all of the people who didn't do something.
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And then also the way that we carry out the death penalty.
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And so there's still a deterrence factor, but that deterrence is obviously going to be incredibly mitigated because we don't execute very many people at all.
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And when we do, it's decades in the past, in the, in the future.
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And so that's going to mitigate the deterrence factor.
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There is still going to be the deterrence factor.
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And, and yeah, so the, the, the deterrence thing, you could talk about that.
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You could talk about the kind of societal self-defense argument that there are people who are just so dangerous that we have no choice but to, but to segregate them permanently from all of society in the most, in the most ultimate sort of form of segregation, which is to, which is to execute them.
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But, but it's, but really it comes down to justice.
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And there are things in life that you can do that, that simply call out, they cry out for the harshest response and punishment.
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And, and it, that doesn't change your, your, your, your experiences growing up, what you suffered through.
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That's not, that doesn't change the nature of the act that you committed.
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Ultimately though, this just makes me like DeSantis more.
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A convicted killer used his last moment on earth to curse the name of Ron DeSantis.
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That's supposed to make, make us like him less?
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The ladies of The View discussed the East Palestine situation.
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You know, you're going to get some really intelligent commentary from these ladies and let's watch.
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Regulations for a second, because it seems to me that the Republicans are obsessed with this notion of the free market and they don't like a lot of regulations.
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For example, there were very few plane crashes.
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And that's because the industry is highly regulated.
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We have to pay for regulations and safety standards.
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Norfolk Southern gives as much to Democrats as Republicans.
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It's a very powerful lobby that is trying to block regulation.
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And this train, to Sarah's point, two miles long with two full-time employees and a trainee on it.
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Because the last administration rolled it down to only one worker.
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One thing I just want to say is I do think this was an unforced error by President Biden.
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It was 20 days before we had Secretary Buttigieg go down, 10 days before he put out a statement acknowledging it.
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He is a president for all Americans, I believe that.
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I don't know why they would ever vote for him for somebody who, by the way,
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he placed someone with deep ties to the chemical industry in charge of the EPA's Chemical Safety Office.
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He showed up at McDonald's and those voters saw something on the ground that probably resonates in a way that they need to do.
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But they need to look past the photo ops, these people.
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Everything that happens in the Biden administration is Donald Trump's fault.
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And it's even just Donald Trump's fault that not only that this happened, but that the Biden administration didn't show any concern for it whatsoever until they were forced to.
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And even then, it was clear that it was only a symbolic concern.
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The fact that the transportation secretary didn't show up there until three weeks and then walked around for a little bit looking like a dork in his construction outfit.
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It looked like a child dressing up as a construction worker.
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So we know that this is why I told you that they, and when I say they, I mean the media, the government, the elites.
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They don't care about this story because they don't care about these people.
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And they don't care about these people because they don't belong to an accepted, you know, preferred group because they're largely white working class people.
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Referring to them as these people, this is who you voted for.
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However, you notice she would never, ever, ever say that about the crime-ridden, hellscape inner cities all across country.
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Just plagued with crime and violence and drugs and people walking around looking like zombies, fentanyl zombies walking all around.
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What she's never going to say is, you know, these people in those cities, they voted for this, what you voted for.
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She will say that about white working class people in Ohio, though.
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I mean, the honest truth is that, and this hopefully is not news to you, but it's a tough truth.
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That if everyone in that town died from chemical poisoning, the Joy Behar's of the world, she wouldn't care.
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And it's the same thing for the Biden administration.
00:28:00.560
Speaking of The View, it's a little bit of a less important topic, but I wanted to mention this because this was also making the rounds yesterday.
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It looks like Liam Neeson will not be returning as a guest on The View.
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The Irish actor, 70 years old, described his appearance on the ABC talk show last week as embarrassing, telling Rolling Stone the entire segment left him feeling uncomfortable.
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During his appearance on the show, co-host Joy Behar couldn't help but air out her longtime crush on the Taken actor.
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In fact, the segment included a montage of clips that showed Behar making bizarre on-air comments.
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Um, Neeson said, I was in the dressing room, drinking a cup of tea, turned the TV up, and I thought, oh, this will be great.
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I go on stage and join the ladies during the break, and I was congratulating them on this discussion.
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Then our segment starts, and it's just all this BS with Joy and Liam Neeson and having a crush.
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Uh, and he says, I'm uncomfortable in those situations, and he said it was embarrassing.
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Uh, and, uh, and here's the, we'll play a little bit of the clip of these women hitting on Liam Neeson.
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We talk about you so much, I feel like you've been here.
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Well, she will believe anything that you say, because it's no secret that Joy thinks you're the hottest and the greatest.
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In case, in case there was any doubt, we have a few times she brought you up over the years.
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I would just like to have my ashes sprinkled over Liam Neeson.
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There's room in my heart for Steve and for Liam Neeson, let's say.
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I mean, Liam Neeson right now, are those kidnapping movies that he does get me so aroused?
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This is, I mean, you couldn't even do this to someone at Guantanamo Bay.
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This is like, this is, and Liam Neeson, yeah, he's a leftist.
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He was complaining about it because he wanted to go talk about gun violence.
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Gun violence is only an American problem, doesn't it?
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Did you know that there's no gun violence anywhere else in the world?
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But even so, you got to feel some sympathy for the guy.
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I mean, this is like, can you imagine a worse nightmare?
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This is worse than what happened to Donald Dillbeck last night.
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Having to sit with the ladies of The View, being sexually harassed.
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Sitting next to Joy Behar, being not only sexually harassed by her in person,
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but then you have to sit there and they put the reaction.
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So they've got the clips of her making all these creepy sexual comments about Liam Neeson.
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And then the reaction of him live, having to watch this, while sitting next to her.
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It's just, that's not right to do that to someone.
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Now, I know we said in the opening, the whole imagine that the situations were reversed thing.
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It gets lame after a while because there are so many double standards.
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And we spend all day on the right pointing out double standards.
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Even so, this is, we should still note, obviously a double standard.
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Like, you know, if we were to imagine a scenario where it was a bunch of men on some kind of talk show
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and a woman comes on and it's the same sort of thing, talking about he wants to be taken by you
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and then playing a montage of sexual comments made up.
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It would be, everybody involved would be fired.
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And yet, one of the most grotesque women in the country gets away with it.
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Transgender patients who undergo hormone therapy have a significantly increased risk of serious health problems
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such as stroke, heart attack, and pulmonary embolism, according to a new study.
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A new study presented at an American College of Cardiology conference found that transgender patients
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who take cross-sex hormones had an increased risk of dangerous blood clots
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that can create blockages in the brain, heart, and lungs.
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The study found the subjects had nearly seven times the risk of stroke,
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six times the risk of the most severe type of heart attack,
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nearly five times the risk of pulmonary embolism,
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compared to those with gender dysphoria who never used hormone therapy.
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Starting transitioning is a big part of a person's life and helping them feel more of themselves.
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But hormone replacement therapy also has a lot of side effects.
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Who would have thought just injecting hormones into someone
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to try to bring their body into a line with their perception of themselves,
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who would have thought that it would have catastrophic long-term health effects?
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So everything we've heard from the media and from the medical establishment,
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They've been telling it to parents and kids and patients also who are not kids.
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there's no way for them to know that in the first place,
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because this is experimental, what we're doing right now.
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anything close to this scale before in history.
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undergoing, they're undergoing the quote-unquote medical transition,
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anything they say about it's safe, it's long-term,
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However, we can know, again, using our common sense,
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Anytime you put a chemical into somebody's body,
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yeah, there's no problem at all, no consequences.
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Because there are always going to be consequences.
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And when you're injecting hormones in yourself,
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that's when we're now going to really start to see.
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One other quick thing before we get to the comments section.
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Plant-based milk alternatives can keep calling themselves milk,
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according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday.
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So plant-based milk is allowed to still refer to itself as milk,
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The agency commissioned and conducted focus groups
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and found that the term milk is strongly rooted
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in consumers' vocabulary when describing and talking
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are different from dairy milks, research found.
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are labeled with names that bear the term milk,
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The FDA, no surprise, the FDA gets it wrong again.
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Look, you trust consumers to know that it's not actually milk?
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I mean, that's why they have warning labels on mattresses
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saying don't use it as a flotation device, right?
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saying that the roads are slippery when it's wet.
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Now, since when do you have that sort of faith in people?
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where they actually should have the warning label.
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I've already explained this to you many times, okay?
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Well, this is what this week's been all about, right?
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it's one of my most important principles in life.
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Steve Harvey has to be one of the GOAT game show hosts.
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You know, I don't think that that's controversial.
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because he's been in this game for a long time.
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is even more though the prototypical game show host.
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And then maybe Steve Harvey would be number four.
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And I don't think anyone's ever going to beat Alex Trebek.
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If my Adidas duffel did happen to catch his eye,
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his euphoric thrill of stealing it would fade quickly
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when he realizes it's full of Carhartt and flannel.
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this is like the one good argument for gender bending.
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It's the only way just pack a bunch of men's clothes.
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It's the only way to guarantee that Sam Brinton
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Matt, maybe you didn't realize how big is getting the movement
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a member of the Mexican Congress introduced a bill
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and prescription of hormones to children illegal in our country.
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Well, it's thanks to a movement of which I'm a part,
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but I'm not certainly far from the only person.
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more and more countries are beginning to pull back
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because the people who criticize me are not grifters.
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And this has become a point of annoyance for me.
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when you say that, but not everyone's a grifter.
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Like, a grifter doesn't mean someone you disagree with.
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people I was addressing specifically in, you know,
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but they still have lots of valuable things to contribute.
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you know I'm not going to hesitate to tell you that.
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who I feel that way about, and I will tell you.
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A grifter is someone, just to be clear about this,
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So they're pretending to be something they aren't.
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They're pretending to believe things they don't believe.
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There's a lot of it that you can find on social media.
00:43:32.460
It also has nothing to do necessarily with being wrong.
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if you express a viewpoint that happens to be wrong,
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Well, Jordan Peterson has a new five-part series out
00:43:52.040
that is designed to help you find clarity and direction
00:43:55.040
considering the chaos most of the world seems to be in
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I would dare say it couldn't have come at a better time.
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There's an infinite number of gender identities.
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It's like, yeah, if you want to play it that way,
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You could say with no reason to be contradicted
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in their particular constellation of personality.
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It's like, well, sex and gender and temperament,
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Yeah, you know, I'm excited to watch that entire thing
00:45:15.180
where this conflation of personality and gender identity,
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they're trying to describe just their personality.
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Of course, you don't need the term gender identity
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So we had a long conversation about that in the film,
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and it's definitely going to be worth watching.
00:45:43.260
and new episodes are coming online every single week,
00:45:45.840
but it's all exclusive for Daily Wire Plus members.
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00:45:57.760
We begin the daily cancellation with Senate Bill 1700,
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This bill is definitely not what we're canceling today,
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as it is a good and necessary piece of legislation.
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The Arizona State Senate provides this fact sheet
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the bill requires the Arizona Department of Education
00:46:36.360
and removes exceptions from district curriculum approval
00:46:42.980
it takes overtly sexual books out of the schools,
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there's nothing more likely to stir up controversy
00:47:07.720
just like similar bills in Florida and other places,
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have been met with furious protests from the left.
00:47:20.660
She apparently believes that it is crucially important
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to read books about masturbation and gender fluidity.
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And although she can't explain why it's so important,
00:47:31.920
she can explain why we should all listen to her opinion,
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And the reason is that she has a master's degree.
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Are we allowing the parents to choose the curriculum
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and the books that our children are going to read?
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we must remember that the purpose of public education
00:48:12.340
is not to teach only what parents want their children to be taught.
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It is to teach them what society needs them to be taught.
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You know, this meme is overused and cliched at this point, obviously.
00:48:36.160
You know, like, yeah, hi, I have a master's degree.
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Also, I'd like a number three meal and a chocolate Frosty.
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So she'll try to use it as a trump card in arguments
00:48:59.380
because she has to get something out of this piece of paper
00:49:08.380
master's degrees are nothing but money-making scams
00:49:13.960
that even left-leaning sites like Slate, for example,
00:49:19.800
that master's degrees are one of the biggest scams
00:49:35.380
some 3 million Americans will enroll in graduate programs
00:49:44.880
Many undergraduates earn their bachelor's degree
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higher education itself is usually also a scam.
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in order to get into their chosen line of work.
00:52:52.780
It is a question of the proper ordering of things.
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who's the primary earthly authority over a child,
00:53:18.140
These are the fundamental questions at play here.
00:53:24.220
And the answer right down the line is the parent.
00:54:07.920
and intellectually vacuous vassals of the state
00:54:47.160
Rather than teaching based on the needs of society,
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perhaps we should be teaching based on the needs
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well, we certainly know that they don't need to know