Ep. 1141 - Trump Is Indicted. The Justice System Is A Sham.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, Democrats wage an actual war on democracy by finally indicting
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their chief political rival, Donald Trump. This outrageous witch hunt is yet more evidence that
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the justice system is a sham in this country. Meanwhile, DeSantis has pledged not to cooperate
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with any extradition requests should Trump then throw down the gauntlet and refuse to surrender.
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Also, speaking of assaults on democracy, leftist militants have staged two insurrections at two
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different state capitals in just the last 24 hours. And a trans activist goes on MSNBC to
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explain why God, quote, made him trans. Plus, a scientist warns that AI might become super
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intelligent and wipe out all life on Earth. Do we need to add that to our list of worries?
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We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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Last year, a 37-year-old man named Marcus Wright walked up to a woman who was standing on the
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sidewalk talking on her phone and for no discernible reason brutally assaulted her. It was a random
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and senseless attack, but not unexpected. After all, Marcus Wright was a career criminal
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with 36 arrests on his rap sheet. He had long ago made it clear that he has absolutely no interest in
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behaving like a civilized human being. He's going to continue committing crimes and victimizing the
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innocent until the justice system decides to stop him, and they still have him. But in New York, that system
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is run by District Attorney Alvin Bragg, another Soros goblin who doesn't believe in punishing criminals
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and doesn't believe in protecting the innocent and doesn't care about the innocent. Wright had been charged
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with a grand larceny a few months prior, but they reduced the crime to a misdemeanor, let him back out on the
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street. A few months before that, he was given a similar sweetheart deal on a robbery charge, and even after
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committing the assault on the pedestrian, he was still released without bail. A couple months
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after this latest incident with Wright, a 16-year-old thug attacked a cop in a Harlem subway
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station, punching him 20 times. And this assault occurred three days after the same suspect was
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arrested for assaulting and robbing somebody else. Once again, he was released without bail, and Bragg's
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office recommended that he be released without bail again for the assault on the officer. Fast forward another
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few weeks. In September, a sex predator named Justin Washington allegedly sexually assaulted five
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people in the span of a single day near his homeless shelter. And this crime spree happened after he had
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already been arrested for raping a teenage relative. He agreed in that case to plea down in the rape case,
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and he received, in exchange, a 30-day jail sentence and some probation. Now, these are just three
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examples pulled at random. Actually, the first three examples that popped up when I googled it.
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Okay, so these are just three examples, many, many more, which together explain why during Bragg's
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first year in office as DA, as Newsweek reports, quote, Manhattan's seven major felony offenses, murder,
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rape, robbery, assault, burglary, grand larceny, and grand larceny auto rose by 26% to the highest since
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2006. That was just in his first year in office. This is a man, Alvin Bragg, who does not place,
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to put it mildly, does not place a high value on the safety and security of his own community. A man
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who does not think that justice ought to involve actually punishing dangerous criminals. A man who
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has never met a crime that he takes seriously, unless, of course, the alleged culprit is Donald Trump.
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The Daily Wire reported last night the news that I'm sure you've heard by now, quote,
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A Manhattan grand jury has indicted former President Donald Trump in connection with so-called hush
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money payments to Stormy Daniels in 2016, according to a report. The felony indictment was filed under
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seal by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, according to the New York Times, and will likely be
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announced within days. At that point, Trump will be compelled to surrender and face arraignment. According
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to a report, a lawyer for Trump confirmed an indictment to the Associated Press. The former president is now
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the first former president in U.S. history to ever face criminal charges. The lead prosecutors in the
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case met with the grand jury on Thursday and read them the criminal statutes before they voted. The
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report said a few hours later, the prosecutors walked into the court clerk's office and began
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filing the indictment. The news comes as the Wall Street Journal reported that District Attorney Alvin
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Bragg's office has also started examining an alleged $150,000 payment to former Playboy model
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Karen McDougal. The report said that prosecutors could use the alleged hush money payment to McDougal
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to bring additional potential charges against Trump. Prosecutors could also use McDougal's
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evidence to try to establish an alleged pattern of conduct by the former president,
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since alleged participants have claimed that Trump played a key role in the deals, according to the
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report. Okay, so we now know that the indictment has over 30 charges, and apparently Bragg is not done.
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You can see why he has all this pent-up energy to actually prosecute a crime. I mean,
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he's so excited he's actually indicting someone for a chance for a change. He hasn't prosecuted
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muggers, robbers, carjackers, murderers, rapists, the people actually terrorizing his city and causing
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immeasurable harm to the people who live there. He hasn't done any of that because he's been saving
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all of his energy to bring Donald Trump to justice for supposedly giving some money to some floozy.
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There's no telling what other charges are on the indictment. It's still sealed right now,
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so we don't know. Perhaps Bragg has also uncovered evidence of unpaid parking tickets.
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Maybe an overdue blockbuster rental from 1992. Maybe we need a separate grand jury for those
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investigations. Who knows? It's a joke, but it's not a funny one because there's nothing funny
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about a dying republic, and this is what happens in a dying republic. We are witnessing before our eyes
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the late stages of a civilization. And that's the part where one political party arrests and attempts
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to imprison its chief political rivals. You know, for all the hand-wringing about attacks on our
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democracy, this is actually an attack on our democracy. It's hard to imagine a more serious
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attack than this. Trying to win an election by throwing your opponent in prison. Like,
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if you want to attack democracy, that's how you do it. It's not simply an attack on democracy. It's
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actually the death of democracy. And it's happening at the hands of people who, of course, claim to be
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democracy's greatest champions. Of course, you know, there might be more to this. Democrats are soulless
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and corrupt, but they aren't generally idiots. So they're certainly aware of the same fact that we
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all recognize, which is that nothing could possibly help Donald Trump's primary campaign more than
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this. And his coming mugshot photo, because they're going to do the whole deal. They're going to arrest
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him, fingerprints, mugshot, everything. And when that photo is taken and released, just on its own,
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becomes one of the most powerful and compelling images in the history of American politics.
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powerful and compelling in Trump's favor, as it should be. So it's far too early to say that this
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move by Bragg has sealed the nomination for Trump. You know, I'm not going to say that it's won him the
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nomination, because it's just, it's so early. And we also know that people forget things. I mean,
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you could have a story, we've seen this many times, a story that's the biggest thing in the world
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for 36 hours, and then everyone forgets about it. Six months later, it's like it never happened. So
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that also factors into this. But this definitely has considerably expanded the gap
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between Trump and second place in the race for the GOP nomination. And the Democrats know this.
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Okay, we all know this, and we're saying it. It's not like they don't, it's not like they don't know it.
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But they're aware of that political reality. Is that part of the game then? Are they operating
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on the theory that the indictment will help Trump in the primary, and they want to help him because
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they want to run against him, but it will hurt him in the general, thereby ensuring Biden's
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re-election? You know, is that the theory? Whether that theory is true or not, is that what they're
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doing? So is this simply an act of mindless political vengeance without concern for the
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political impact it might have? Or is it something more strategic? And this really comes down to the
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question of whether or not you believe that Democrats are dumber than they are corrupt.
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And if you believe that, you'll probably assume the former. This is mindless political vengeance with
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no other strategy in place. Now, if you believe that they're more corrupt than they are dumb,
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you'll assume the latter, that this is also a political play. And I tend to assume the latter.
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They're more corrupt than they are dumb. But whatever the motivation, what we absolutely know
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for sure is that none of this would be happening if the alleged culprit behind these alleged quote-unquote
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crimes was named Donald Smith rather than Donald Trump. Because as we've established,
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Bragg can't be bothered to throw the book at actual child rapists and armed robbers.
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He certainly wouldn't waste his time on this ticky-tack nonsense if not for the fact
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that Trump is the target. That's what we know. That's all we need to know. And that's what makes
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this a historic outrage. And yet more evidence that the justice system does not exist in this
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country. It's not a two-tier justice system. It's not a justice system that operates on a double
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standard. There is no justice system. There's no system in place to enact, protect,
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and preserve justice. That no longer exists. In fact, it's quite appropriate that Trump's arrest
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would come now at the conclusion of a 24-hour period where leftist militants were storming
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state capitals. They stormed two state capitol buildings in 24 hours. First, there were the trans
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activists invading the Kentucky capitol to defend their right to castrate and sterilize young children.
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And then yesterday afternoon, an angry mob of leftists in Tennessee stormed our state capitol
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here in Nashville, calling for gun control. It was a rare occasion where insurrectionists were
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demanding fewer rights rather than more. They were storming the capitol to say,
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take our rights away. We don't want them. Please take them. Here's some of the footage of that scene.
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No action! No peace! No action! No peace! No action! No peace! No action! No peace!
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No action! No peace! No action! No peace! No action! No peace! No action! No peace!
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Well, there's just no way around it. That is an insurrection according to the standards that have
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been set. Everyone involved should be hunted down, arrested, and thrown in prison for years.
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Yet, as expected, the media has not condemned the actions of these insurrectionists. They have not
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solemnly declared that, what was yesterday, March 30th, March 30th will now live in the national memory
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as a date more tragic than 9-11. They haven't said any of that. Instead, they've reported on the
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Protesters flooded the state capitol building today. Take a look. You can see young kids among those
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holding signs demanding protection and calling for the end of gun violence after the horrific
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shooting at the Covenant School on Monday, which left three children and three staff members dead.
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And that's where NBC's Lindsay Reiser joins us from the state capitol in Nashville. Lindsay,
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I know you have been talking to people there at memorials, at the vigil yesterday, now at this protest.
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Chris, hundreds of people showed up today. I mean, probably about
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1,500, maybe even upwards of that, showing out. A lot of young people, a lot of young students
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skipping school, a lot of parents bringing their young kids here as well. And I talked to the organizer
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of today's event. She's a single mom herself. Her son is about to turn five. And she said
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she felt mobilized to act when she saw this on Monday. She put the flyer out immediately. You could
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tell she was heartened to see the result today with people singing songs, confronting lawmakers
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on their way into the General Assembly today, calling for some kind of gun reform.
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In other words, it was a mostly peaceful insurrection. But the media is allowed to be
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absurdly biased and it's allowed to be run by partisan hacks. It shouldn't be, but it's allowed to be.
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The justice system, on the other hand, is supposed to enforce the law equally and fairly without
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respect to politics and ideology. And yet we all know that the Tennessee insurrection will not be
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prosecuted like January 6th. In fact, it almost certainly won't be prosecuted at all.
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Just as no other politician and certainly no other former president or presidential candidate
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will be held to the same legal standard that Trump is being held to.
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And that's because, again, there is no justice system. There is a system, yes. There is the system.
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But justice is not its aim. Now let's get to our five headlines.
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We'll start with a little bit more on the Trump indictment. This is from the Daily Wire. Florida
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Governor Ron DeSantis quickly responded to news on Thursday that former President Donald Trump had
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been indicted by a Manhattan grand jury by calling into question the legitimacy of the case and saying
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that the state will not assist in an extradition request. DeSantis said in a statement, the webization
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of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule of law on its head. It's un-American.
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The Soros-backed Manhattan district attorney has consistently bent the law to downgrade felonies
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and to excuse criminal misconduct. Yet now he is stretching the law to target a political opponent.
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Florida will not assist in an extradition request given the questionable circumstances at issue
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with this Soros-backed Manhattan prosecutor and his political agenda. This is a very good statement.
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You know, when news first broke a couple weeks ago that Trump might be arrested and DeSantis put a
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statement out or he addressed it, it wasn't even a statement, he addressed it at his press conference.
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And I was, if you watch the show, I was critical of the way he initially addressed it. I thought he
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needed to come out stronger. And he also should say that he's not going to participate in any extradition.
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And now, now that the arrest has actually happened, um, he has put this statement out. I think it's an
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excellent statement. Uh, now, you know, there are the, the kind of the Trump lackeys on Twitter that
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are still complaining even about this. Okay. This is a harsh condemnation and even saying he's going
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to go to bat to protect Trump here. And, uh, is still, you know, there'd be mostly the paid Trump
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supporters on Twitter saying, well, it's not good enough because he didn't say his name, say his name.
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Well, we know that literally no matter what DeSantis does, they're going to complain. I mean,
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he is, after all, inarguably DeSantis is the most effective Republican governor in the country.
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And one of the most effective in our lifetimes, uh, that's not an arguable statement and no one
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even does. And yet they still find a reason to hate him. So it's no surprise here. But, um,
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the fact that he's saying they're not going to participate in any kind of extradition, uh,
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request, they're not going to, um, go along with it is huge.
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Now, on the other hand, it kind of, it kind of puts the ball back in Trump's court because what
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we're being told so far is that Trump plans to surrender. Um, and, uh, but, but he shouldn't,
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like, if we're going to have this fight, let's have it. Okay. We, we keep hearing how this,
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the crossing of the Rubicon, this is a threshold has been crossed, uh, throwing down the gauntlet,
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whatever, whatever, um, metaphor you want to use. And I agree with that. And so that means
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let's have the fight. Let's do it. I don't know where it goes. I don't know where it goes from
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there. If you have the governor saying, I'm not going to participate in the extradition. You have
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Trump say, I'm not going to surrender. Where does that go? What happens next? Who, who knows exactly?
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Um, well, where it goes is someone has to back down or not. And to me, that's clearly the right move
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here. Okay. That's how you fight back against this. That's how you fight back. You refuse to
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surrender. You know, if this is an unjust political persecution, which it is, then you can't cooperate
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with it. Now, if you've actually committed a crime and, uh, or even your, even, even if you are
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sort of legitimately suspected of committing a crime, you didn't commit it. Let's say you're
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innocent, but you've been, you're, you're suspected of committing the crime. And you know, that this is
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a, that this is a, uh, a true attempt by the legal system to, you know, adjudicate this and figure out
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what's going on. Well, then you have the right thing to do with surrender. But in this case,
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this is all the, this is entirely just a, a political charade. This is a political game
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and everybody knows that. So I don't think you surrender and I don't think you go along with it.
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But then Trump also has to weigh, you know, okay, he could, he could thread on the gauntlet and say,
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I'm not going to surrender. I will not go along with this. Okay. Not going to happen. Um,
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if he does, if he does that, then there's a chance you don't get the mugshot photo. Uh,
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you don't get the photo of the, the perp walk and handcuffs, which are going to be very powerful
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political images. Um, but I think he needs to be willing to sacrifice that in order to have this
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fight. That would be my view of it. Next, we have Charlotte Clymer, who's a trans activist. Um,
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interesting thing about Charlotte Clymer is that just a few years ago, he was Charles Clymer,
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a male feminist activist who as laid out by, uh, Greg price on Twitter yesterday is a male feminist
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who got canceled by his own side for being a rageous, obnoxious, you know, raging, obnoxious,
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uh, uh, scumbag jerk. Basically his own side canceled him years ago. Uh, there was even a hashtag
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that got going called stop climber because this, again, people on his side left us who said that he's,
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uh, this creepy male feminist guy who's obnoxious to women. He's an a-hole and all the rest of it.
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So Clymer then sort of disappears and then reemerges as a woman. He rebrands himself as a
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woman. And now he's a hero again. He was on the outs as a male feminist, then says, oh, you know what?
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Turns out I'm a woman. I've, I, I have looked inside myself and discovered as it turns out
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that I am, uh, that deep inside, I'm really a woman. And just like that, his career as an activist
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has taken off again. No one in his side is critical of all the critics, all the people that were
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critic criticizing Charles Clymer back in 2015 are gone. They're not saying anything about it anymore
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because now he's untouchable because he's trans many such cases. Okay. This is, this is the,
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the safest career path for creepy, obnoxious men on the left is this. Just come out and say,
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you're a woman. You don't have to commit to it. Okay. You don't have to actually get the surgery
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or even take the drugs. Just grow your hair out, pull it back in a ponytail and, uh, and, you know,
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wear it, wear a headband or something and walk outside and say, you're a woman. That's it.
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All the criticism is gone. Simple as that. That's the story of quote unquote Charlotte Clymer. And,
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uh, as this untouchable now, um, activist, he appeared on MSNBC this week. And I want you to
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hear this part of the ticket. Listen to this. I think children are only unsafe at drag shows when
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a shooter shows up to kill them. That's right. That's where the threat is. I would challenge anyone
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just to get to know trans people. We are a vibrant, diverse community as diverse as anyone else.
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You know, I'm from the great state of Texas. I served in the military. I go to church every
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Sunday. My faith is very important to me, but God made me in her image. God made me transgender.
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And to see these people so cynically weaponize this and exploit these children's debts and their
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teachers debts, it breaks my heart. I wonder what those families are thinking right now.
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What do you, what do you feel when you have somebody like Michael Knowles at CPAC,
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we need to eradicate transgenderism. And when somebody like Tucker Carlson says that
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transgender people are at war with Christians. I can't see Christ in their words. That's for
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damn sure. I can't see where the biblical principles of loving your neighbor and walking
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the walk with Christ that they can see. I can't see what they're seeing right now because that's
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not of Christ. It's not. Here's our, here's our, uh, expert on, on, uh, biblical New Testament
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exegesis. Who's, uh, someone who's, you know, obviously in a position to speak for what, uh,
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what, what, for, for Jesus Christ. Is it, let me ask you, uh, climber, is it of Christ? Is it of
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Christ to be, uh, an obnoxious a-hole to the extent that your own side hates you and then to turn around
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and appropriate, uh, the, the female identity to put yourself above criticism? Is that, is that of
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Christ? And before we even get to the nonsense, the climber was, uh, vomiting out of his lying
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mouth, look at the screen. Maybe you noticed that on the screen. Maybe you noticed the words on,
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on the screen. Right there, the headline, transgender shooting suspect sparks outrage on the right.
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Well, yes, yes, it did. You got us. Guilty as charged. Uh, that's true. Our, our outrage was
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indeed sparked by the murder of children. Yeah, that's, uh, that's us, you know, this conservative
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snowflakes, overly sensitive. We get, we get, we get very upset when psychopaths go and murder
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children. Yeah, we are. We were very upset about that. That is always an effective way to make us
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outraged is to murder children. So you people get outraged by being misgendered. Okay. You get
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outraged if somebody uses a pronoun you don't like. We get outraged by the mass slaughter of
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children. Mass slaughter of children, by the way, in any form. So the mass slaughter of children at
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school, we get outraged by that. The mass slaughter of children at an abortion clinic, we get outraged
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by that. And so that's where we differ, I suppose. That effect is, is, it's true. That's one of the
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major dividing lines in the culture. Do you oppose the mass murder of children or not? And there is an
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entire side of the political divide that not only doesn't oppose it, but openly advocates for the
00:23:54.700
mass slaughter of children, especially when it happens in an abortion clinic. So I do appreciate
00:23:59.960
how MSNBC is admitting, I mean, they're admitting that only conservatives are outraged by this,
00:24:05.460
which is also true. Um, as for the rest of it, no, God didn't, uh, make you transgender.
00:24:12.700
You know, God, God made you since, since you want to take the conversation in this direction.
00:24:22.960
And once again, we see this dichotomy here where on the left, they're constantly accusing the right
00:24:28.740
of, uh, Bible thumping and of, of, you know, all of our positions. We only take those positions because
00:24:35.400
it's what our religion told us. Meanwhile, as I'm always reminding you in any of these conversations,
00:24:42.260
whether it's transgenderism or abortion or even gay marriage, you know, if there's a debate between
00:24:47.120
the two sides and religion is brought into it and the Bible is brought into it and Jesus is brought
00:24:51.960
into it, 99% of the time, it's the left bringing that into the conversation.
00:24:59.900
And the game is that they bring it into the conversation. If we respond by saying, well,
00:25:03.780
no, because the Bible says this, well, stop throwing the Bible at me, you Bible thumper.
00:25:07.160
Since you bring this up, no, God did not, uh, make you transgender. God made you a male. That's how
00:25:15.400
you were made. That's what you were made. And that's also what you recognized yourself to be,
00:25:19.700
uh, until just a few years ago. That is what you were made to be. And that's what makes transgender,
00:25:27.760
one of the things that makes the transgender ideology, uh, so insidious is that it encourages
00:25:33.320
people to reject their God given nature, what God has actually made them to be.
00:25:41.840
Which brings us to another point I wanted to make, uh, quickly on the, on the, on the trans topic.
00:25:46.820
We talked about those insurrectionists in, uh, Kentucky. We had them in Tennessee. We had them
00:25:52.280
in Kentucky and in Kentucky, they invaded the Capitol building and they were, uh, screaming and crying and
00:25:58.420
all the rest of it, shouting slogans. Uh, they also held a, what they called a die in. And so this is
00:26:04.160
where they all just splayed out on the ground. It looked much like an airport terminal, people all
00:26:09.420
lying on the ground, uh, except in this case, they're pretending to be dead because they're making
00:26:13.580
the point, trying to make the point that, you know, those of us who oppose transgenderism, we are
00:26:19.920
killing trans people and that, uh, we're, we're contributing to a genocide of trans people.
00:26:27.160
But this is where we have to, we have to state the fact because it's true that, you know, the
00:26:37.520
greatest threat to the life of a transgender person, you take any individual trans identified
00:26:44.460
person, the greatest threat to that person's life is that person himself. Okay. If a trans person
00:26:54.900
is going to be killed, most likely he's going to die at his own hands. The person most likely to,
00:27:05.060
uh, kill a trans person is himself. And that's what the, that's what the suicide rate tells us.
00:27:11.960
That's just, that's a statistical fact. You know, the number of trans people who are murdered by
00:27:17.980
somebody else, infinitesimally small, that's an infinitesimally small percentage. And as we've
00:27:22.760
talked about the number of trans people killed allegedly for being trans in like an actual hate
00:27:27.940
crime, even smaller, it's smaller than you take the infinitesimal, uh, you know, slice of, of trans
00:27:35.260
death that is murder. It's an even, it's an even smaller slice of that slice. That is an actual
00:27:40.900
hate crime. Um, but as everybody agrees and knows there are trans people and many more trans people,
00:27:49.720
uh, being killed every single year. It's just that in almost all of those cases, they're killing
00:27:55.380
themselves because the, you know, the, uh, the trans suicide rate is somewhere around 40%.
00:28:03.000
And the rate of trans people who report having considered suicide is much greater. It's much
00:28:10.600
more than half. And it depends on what a study you look at and which poll or survey you look at, but
00:28:16.060
matter, matter where you're looking for your data, suicidal ideation among trans people is
00:28:25.000
Um, that's where the threat lies. Those are the people killing trans people themselves.
00:28:35.000
This, this catastrophically high suicide rate that is historically unprecedented.
00:28:41.640
And all of the explanations that the trans activists themselves give for this suicide rate,
00:28:47.480
they're the ones who, they also are the ones who bring that up most of the time.
00:28:50.460
They're going to bring up the, the fact that, uh, that the trans suicide rate is so high.
00:28:55.260
All the explanations they give for that high suicide rate make no sense. And they fall apart
00:29:01.400
the second you start to scrutinize those arguments. Because what are they going to tell us?
00:29:07.140
They're going to say, well, this only is happening because trans people are, uh, bullied and
00:29:11.620
persecuted and all the rest of it. Well, if that was the case, then we should see that as society
00:29:18.120
becomes more accepting of transgenderism, that the suicide rate plummets. And that is not happening
00:29:24.540
at all. In fact, we live in a society right now where trans people are celebrated, are breathlessly
00:29:31.880
celebrated by all of the major institutions in our country. And, uh, they're throwing parades in the
00:29:37.760
street. They're celebrating them constantly. And that apparently has done nothing really to bring
00:29:42.760
the suicide rate down. And then you compare that to the experiences of any group of people
00:29:50.380
historically, any other demographic who experienced real persecution. I'm talking about enslavement,
00:29:57.220
mass execution, genocide, actual genocides, like rounding you up and throwing you into a death camp
00:30:03.300
kind of genocide. You look at, you look at groups of people that experienced those. And unfortunately,
00:30:07.280
there've been many groups historically who have gone through that. None of them had a suicide rate of
00:30:12.380
40 percent or even close to it or even anywhere close to it. In fact, in many cases, it was the
00:30:20.040
opposite effect. In many cases, there's the effect of the suicide rate going down in the face of
00:30:25.080
persecution. As the people in that group, uh, you know, rally around each other and, uh, and, and all of
00:30:34.520
that. So if anything, that's where you see the trend. It's only with, with trans people where they
00:30:39.980
allegedly respond to bullying, uh, with a, with a 40 percent suicide rate. And what that tells you is
00:30:46.860
that it's got nothing to do with anything external. It's got nothing to do with the environment. It's
00:30:51.000
got nothing to do with anything that I'm saying or that you say when you criticize trans ideology.
00:30:55.980
It's something, it is, it is, it's, it's rooted in the despair that itself is rooted in a person's
00:31:03.180
inability to accept their own inherent nature. That, you know, your inability or refusal to accept
00:31:09.260
that breeds despair. And then that is what causes the suicide rate. All right. So this is, uh, something
00:31:16.820
a little bit different from Fox News. An artificial intelligence expert with more than two decades of
00:31:20.860
experience studying AI safety said that, uh, said an open letter calling for a six month moratorium
00:31:27.520
on developing powerful AI systems does not go far enough. Eliezer Yudkowsky, a decision theorist at the
00:31:36.180
Machine Intelligence Research Institute wrote in a recent op-ed that the six month pause in developing
00:31:41.340
AI systems more powerful than GPT-4, uh, called for by Tesla CEO Elon Musk and hundreds of other
00:31:48.320
innovators and experts understates the seriousness of the situation. He would go further implementing a
00:31:53.620
moratorium on new large AI learning models that is indefinite and worldwide. So he wants an indefinite
00:31:59.960
moratorium on all of these, um, AI systems. He said in a letter, powerful AI systems should be developed
00:32:07.560
only once we are confident that the effects will be positive and their risk be manageable. The key
00:32:12.960
issue is not human competitive intelligence, as the open letter puts it. It's what happens after AI gets,
00:32:18.180
uh, smarter than human intelligence. He says that, uh, Yudkowsky warns that there is no
00:32:23.400
proposed plan for dealing with a super intelligence that decides the most optimal solution to whatever
00:32:28.220
problem it is tasked with solving is annihilating all life on earth. He also raises concerns that
00:32:33.100
AI researchers don't actually know if learning models have become self-aware and whether it's
00:32:37.280
ethical to own them if they are. So this is what he's claiming. This is, and this is the concern that
00:32:42.700
we're hearing from people now is that we've got to be very worried about AI because number one,
00:32:47.680
uh, they could become self-aware and maybe they already are these, uh, you know, these chat bots
00:32:53.500
and everything. Maybe they have a, they, they, they are a conscious actually. They, they, they become
00:32:59.340
their own consciousness. And then once that happens, then do they form together to, to become some sort
00:33:05.420
of super intelligence that as he says, uh, annihilates all life on earth because maybe the robots would
00:33:10.860
say, well, all these problems that we're supposed to be solving, probably the simplest solution is
00:33:16.500
just to, uh, start exterminating people. It's a one hand, that's not an implausible theory because
00:33:22.460
many of these AI, uh, systems are being programmed by leftists. And we know for leftism, that is the
00:33:28.160
solution. These are, these, these are eugenicists. And this is what they believe is they believe that
00:33:33.340
the way you solve a lot of these problems is by reducing the number of people on earth. They say
00:33:37.220
one of the biggest problems that we face right now, according to them is the fact that there are too
00:33:40.180
many people on earth. And so we have to reduce the number, um, because people are, uh, you know,
00:33:45.180
a cancerous blight on mother earth. So it, in a certain way you can, you can, um, anticipate AI
00:33:52.420
being programmed that way, but I still am not terribly concerned about AI wiping out all life
00:33:59.580
on earth. Okay. That's not the risk. Um, but I am still worried about AI. I think it's a, it's a
00:34:07.020
very serious concern. My worry though, is not that it kills people. Okay. But that it makes life
00:34:15.680
for people miserable. It doesn't, it doesn't kill humans. Instead, it kills the human spirit.
00:34:23.700
That's what we should be concerned about with AI technology and with, with, uh, with,
00:34:29.360
with much of modern technology. Doesn't mean we want to live in the stone age, but this is the
00:34:35.660
downside. It's not, this is not, it's not a sci-fi movie where, where a chat bot becomes, look, none
00:34:41.940
of these chat bots are self-aware and Siri on your iPhone is not, is not self-aware. That's just not
00:34:47.920
happening. Uh, as far as we know, it's not possible for inorganic matter to develop consciousness.
00:34:55.380
There's no indication at all that that's even physically possible. All we have are the sci-fi
00:35:03.880
films and books that we all grew up with all these stories. And so we're all, even these scientists
00:35:09.000
and these AI theorists, they are heavily influenced by fiction. And, um, and so they're coming up with
00:35:15.840
this story that's really rooted in that. So that's not going to happen. Okay. The robots are not
00:35:20.960
becoming self-aware. They're not going to band together. It's not Terminator. They're not going to
00:35:24.720
try to enslave us. Um, but what is going to happen and what is happening right now is that this
00:35:30.300
technology makes human beings increasingly useless and obsolete. Okay. By taking away jobs as we get
00:35:39.280
self-driving cars and you don't need people driving cars anymore. You don't need truck drivers. You
00:35:44.300
don't need, you know, we, so we'd get rid of that, get rid of that. Uh, and as the, um, as the chat bots
00:35:51.000
and these kinds of systems are able to start like composing, um, in fact, I just read the other day
00:35:57.020
that, uh, Buzzfeed has already started using AI to generate its articles, which means we don't need
00:36:01.880
Buzzfeed, uh, writers anymore. And I know that that in and of itself seems like more of a perk than a
00:36:07.500
downside that we're getting rid of Buzzfeed writers, but it just shows that this is the trend,
00:36:11.840
making human beings obsolete, um, taking away jobs, taking away work, making, you know, and then also
00:36:19.000
kind of paradoxically at the same time, uh, also making life far too easy. It takes your job
00:36:26.520
away. It's not easy, but in general, kind of like all this technological advancement, removing all
00:36:31.500
resistance from life, prioritizing efficiency and convenience above everything else. You don't
00:36:37.980
have to work for anything. It's all just handed to you. Um, and I think that also breeds
00:36:44.540
boredom, which breeds despair. Uh, so it's, it's kind of on a deeper level, but I think that's what
00:36:51.900
we need to be concerned about when it comes to AI. Uh, also wanted to mention this, uh, from Daily
00:36:58.660
Wire, an anthropology researcher at the University of Pittsburgh was incredulous after champion female
00:37:04.100
collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines pinned him on a basic question about the biological difference
00:37:08.860
between men and women, which prompted raucous laughter from students, uh, Gaines, a recent
00:37:13.400
University of Kentucky graduate who tied for fifth place with transgender identifying swimmer Leah
00:37:17.040
Thomas at the NCAA championship last year, recently delivered a talk at the University of Pittsburgh
00:37:21.800
about men and women sports to a room of pact with students. Gabby Yearwood, a senior lecturer at the
00:37:27.460
school's anthropology department, rejected the notion that researchers can use skeletal evidence to
00:37:32.300
determine a deceased person's sex. So this is, you know, this, this is always going to be one of the,
00:37:39.920
one of the many kind of mic drop rejoinders that you can have if you're on the pro sanity side in the
00:37:46.100
gender discussion, uh, is, is by asking, look, however, somebody identifies, they die, they're dug up,
00:37:53.300
their bones are dug up by, uh, by archeologists or anthropologists. Um, a hundred years from now,
00:37:59.980
what are those scientists going to say about that person's sex? And that's definitive because they
00:38:07.760
will be able to determine based on that, the sex, the gender identity won't mean anything anymore,
00:38:12.000
but this person tried to claim, uh, the opposite. Let's watch this moment.
00:38:18.020
I actually have a question for you. You being an anthropologist, which anthropology is the study of
00:38:24.040
human civilization? Human? So if you were to dig up a human, two humans, and a hundred years from
00:38:32.940
now, both man and woman, could you tell the difference? Strictly off of bones?
00:38:36.760
No. Because there's a wide range of skulls. I'm sorry to see you.
00:38:46.660
I'm not sure why I'm being loud at it if I'm the expert in the room. Have any of you been to archeological sites?
00:39:00.660
Have any of you studied biological anthropology? I'm just saying, I've got over 150 years of data.
00:39:14.560
I'm just curious as to why I'm being laughed at. I actually, believe it or not, I have put a lot of research into this.
00:39:23.560
Because I, I, I'm not, I'm not comparing myself to you. I'm not comparing myself to you. I'm just telling you that I have considered all viewpoints.
00:39:36.420
Okay. He, he never explains how that could possibly be the case. Uh, well, no, you can't, you can't tell the sex at all.
00:39:43.840
But, and, and his, his reasoning, his defense of that is why I have a PhD. So I'm the expert. So this is what I, what I say goes.
00:39:53.560
This is the, this is the kind of the Tony Fauci approach. You know, we've heard from Fauci that, that he, he is, I am the science.
00:39:59.820
He says, I'm, I'm the science. If you disagree with me, you disagree with science. I represent science.
00:40:05.320
And, uh, and this is how they all feel about themselves. They get the, they get the credentials, they go and they, uh, get the expensive piece of paper.
00:40:12.300
And now they represent science. So science is not what it actually is, which is a process of understanding the physical world.
00:40:22.880
That's all that science is. It's the process by which we come to understand, uh, phenomena in the physical world.
00:40:30.000
That's, that's science. That's what it actually is. But to these people who call themselves scientists, it's, it's, science is, uh, whatever they say.
00:40:38.120
It's their own, it's their own viewpoint. And they are, they are, uh, sort of, sort of avatars for science itself.
00:40:45.700
Um, but this is just total nonsense. I mean, he, he is denying, uh, he's denying like the entire history of anthropology and archaeology.
00:40:58.920
And you can go, if you want to, if you want to check the facts here, you can go on Google and just look up countless, hundreds of stories, thousands of stories of scientists digging up some ancient bones from centuries ago.
00:41:15.260
And all the things they're able to tell about that person. Um, because as it turns out, you know, your sex is a reality that is, it's not just, as we have been trying to establish, it's, it's not just about hormones.
00:41:34.860
It's not about one individual thing. If you are a woman, then your entire body is, you know, attests to that fact.
00:41:44.160
And as long as some part of your body remains, then they'll be able to determine your sex.
00:41:52.720
All right, one other thing before we get to the comment section, Unilad has this.
00:41:56.340
Just a few decades ago, humans took a giant leap for mankind and stepped foot on the moon.
00:42:03.560
Today, the space agency announced the establishment of a new moon to Mars program office at NASA headquarters in Washington,
00:42:09.660
which will be tasked with paving the way to getting humans on Mars.
00:42:13.020
It comes following the initial establishment of the moon to Mars program,
00:42:16.120
which plans to send the first woman and first person of color to the surface of the moon
00:42:20.400
and help use what we learned there to prepare for the trip to the red planet.
00:42:24.240
So, unfortunately, our trip to the moon has to be delayed a little bit because we need to,
00:42:28.920
we need to check this box of getting a woman and a black person on the moon.
00:42:33.520
Once we've done that, then we can actually proceed with actual space exploration.
00:42:39.240
But the idea of going to Mars, I don't have to tell you that I love the idea.
00:42:44.560
I think it's worth all the money that it will cost and then some.
00:42:47.360
I think that a new space age, an actual new space age, which is not just billionaires, you know,
00:42:56.640
flying up and orbiting the Earth one time for a sightseeing tour.
00:43:01.000
I mean, that's good for them, but that's not space age.
00:43:03.380
I'm talking about a new space age of discovery.
00:43:06.040
I think that that would be a part of how we save our civilization.
00:43:13.340
And I don't mean that it saves our civilization because we can set up colonies on Mars or whatever.
00:43:18.120
Because that idea I've never totally understood.
00:43:25.360
So, the idea that, well, hey, life on Earth is unlivable.
00:43:31.600
So, let's go to a place where it's negative 80 degrees on average
00:43:34.620
and the atmosphere is toxic and you can't breathe it.
00:43:37.720
And once every few years, there are massive dust storms that cover the entire planet.
00:43:41.740
Let's go there instead because the Earth is unlivable.
00:43:45.440
No, my point is that it saves humanity by giving us something to strive for,
00:43:50.820
giving us something to dream about and reach for,
00:43:54.460
like giving us something to do as a civilization.
00:43:59.620
And it turns out that it's not just individuals that need things to do with their lives.
00:44:05.820
You need something to point towards and strive for.
00:44:16.300
It would also give us a triumphant moment, like to actually land on Mars.
00:44:22.660
So, for the first time, human beings stepping foot on another planet,
00:44:29.460
This would be a historic moment and in a good way because we haven't had that.
00:44:41.720
These days, if you hear about this is a historic moment, history will remember this moment.
00:44:48.540
It's almost always something terrible, like the first president of the United States to be arrested.
00:44:55.960
Yeah, it's historic, sure, but it's a historic shame.
00:45:02.120
It's not a historic triumph, and we haven't had that.
00:45:04.340
We haven't really had that since the moon landing, which I wasn't alive for.
00:45:34.240
These people on airplanes somehow managed to even be worse than the types of travelers on buses somehow.
00:45:40.340
I actually prefer to sit in the middle seat, and I'm still okay with these rules.
00:45:45.140
But I'm sorry, you prefer to sit in the middle seat?
00:45:51.080
This is actually, you should be on some kind of registry somewhere.
00:45:55.740
I don't mean any offense by that, but this is, that is not, that's a, you know, I, we talk about a lot of, many different forms of perversion, but that's a deep one right there.
00:46:09.540
It's, like, objectively the worst place to be on the plane.
00:46:17.520
And someone says, well, you could have more space or less space.
00:46:21.320
I'll take less, you know, I'll take less personal space.
00:46:24.400
I prefer to be sandwiched in between two smelly strangers.
00:46:31.900
Like, do you prefer, do you, do you prefer it when you go to a restaurant and they spit in your food?
00:46:42.680
Max says, Matt's clearly never had his flight delayed repeatedly over the course of a day with the travel agency unable or unwilling to provide for alternative accommodations.
00:46:51.580
People will sleep at airports because they're not at home and nowhere near their home.
00:46:58.180
First of all, there is no flying or airport scenario that I have not experienced.
00:47:04.060
Okay, I practically live in airports these days.
00:47:11.700
I have been dead tired, gone like two hours of sleep in four days, just walking like a zombie through airports.
00:47:18.680
And I don't sleep because I'm a grown man, an adult.
00:47:22.200
It is shameful and disgraceful to sleep in front of strangers, especially in an environment that's not made for it.
00:47:32.920
What, do you, do you, do you use fax machines too?
00:47:41.980
Maybe that's why you're running into problems because you're using a travel agency from 1982.
00:47:46.280
Davin says, Matt, I feel like you're starting to get the same disconnect from people that the people in MSM have.
00:47:57.660
I work full-time making $19 an hour at 22 years old in my area, northern Arizona, making $19 is FU money.
00:48:05.700
I'm having minimal expenses to the point I only pay for what I absolutely have to.
00:48:10.500
And I still live not even paycheck to paycheck, but worse.
00:48:16.940
All I've ever wanted in life is to make a family and have kids, but at this rate, I might be able to afford to feed a child at 35.
00:48:22.540
Our values are changing because liberals offer values more accommodating to people struggling through no or little fault of their own.
00:48:30.260
Not to even mention the fact that a damn speeding ticket for going 10 over is a $300 ticket.
00:48:36.000
The margin of error for us broke boys is so small, almost any fine from anywhere is enough to take from what's served for dinner.
00:48:42.800
It takes us half a year to recover from a $1,500 car repair bill.
00:48:47.500
My point of all this is don't give people like me s*** on your show for not wanting kids when the problem is those of us that want them literally can't.
00:49:02.220
Okay, but I was, when I was 22, I was more broke than you are right now.
00:49:09.460
I just didn't live in any kind of luxury whatsoever.
00:49:15.040
That's, you know, being broke and just like working paycheck to paycheck and struggling to get by.
00:49:23.300
It's better to have that at 22 as opposed to, you know, having life be too easy.
00:49:30.640
And right, you're not, you don't have kids yet.
00:49:35.160
And so it's, and so you're in a position where it's okay for you to struggle because you don't have to bring, you don't have dependents that are depending on you.
00:49:48.760
So, you know, when I talk about the value of having a family and having kids, that could still very much apply to you.
00:50:00.500
So you don't need to write off having kids at 22 because you're struggling right now.
00:50:06.100
And I understand, again, I understand the struggles.
00:50:09.680
What I'm trying to tell you is that you're very, very young.
00:50:12.720
You got a long, you're just, you're just starting the early phases of young adulthood.
00:50:20.300
You just became an adult practically like yesterday.
00:50:24.280
And so you don't need to write off any of this.
00:50:28.840
And you say, at this rate, you won't be able to have kids until you're 35.
00:50:33.360
But there's no reason why it has to continue at this rate.
00:50:36.280
You're making 19 bucks an hour at 22 years old.
00:50:38.600
And you're assuming that your rate of pay and your salary is going to just continue rising, you know, at a rate commensurate with what's happened so far.
00:50:55.940
And building, you know, you're in the early stages, again, of building your life as a young adult.
00:51:03.360
So there's no reason why at 22 you have to consign yourself to this notion that you won't be able to start a family at all or maybe not until your mid-30s.
00:51:16.020
And also, I very much disagree with the idea that liberals offer values that are accommodating to people who are struggling.
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Liberal values, left-wing values, these are anti-human values.
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Gregor says, I don't really agree with Matt's defense of asking for the manifesto here, but not in other cases.
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We don't need the manifesto when there's a common understanding that something could exist.
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The racists who shot up the supermarket, everyone who watched the video, gets what that was about.
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Publicizing the manifesto adds nothing and risks copycats.
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On the other hand, if there's a refusal to acknowledge an obvious motivation,
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then the manifesto is critical, especially if it leads to the predictable and clearly dishonest,
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Both of these are denied by one-sided discourse.
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This denial is just a smokescreen defense, only possible while the manifesto is locked up.
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Well, I don't think that you said you disagreed with my argument, but I think you basically restated my argument.
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Maybe you've put it together more succinctly than I did.
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But that is the reason for releasing the manifesto, okay?
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That's why there's nothing inconsistent in saying that in some of these past mass shootings,
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there was no reason really to release the manifesto.
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I still don't think, like, I'm not in favor of the government hiding these sorts of things at all.
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So, when there's any kind of mass shooting and people are killed and the person who did it has written out their reasons for doing it,
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there's no scenario where I would be okay with government authorities hiding that from the public
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because the public has a right to have access to that.
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But, in other cases, I think, um, there's no reason for the media to go out of the way to publicize it or dissect it too much
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because, as you say, it's like an established thing.
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Whereas, in this case, there are people who just fundamentally deny that this radical trans agenda
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and the rhetoric that we hear from institutions about the trans issue,
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that it has the effect of radicalizing people and encouraging violence.
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And so, that's where the manifesto comes into play.
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The plane etiquette was hilarious, much needed after all the horrible things currently going on.
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This is not only serious, but when it comes to behavior on planes or really any time I'm dissecting etiquette,
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it's, uh, I'm never more serious than in those moments.
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And you're also banned from the show, obviously.
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I'm sure you do, considering that other than Succession and a handful of alien documentaries,
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I mean, all of the alien documentaries are great.
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So, if you like good shows, you should check out season two of The Search with Ben Shapiro.
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A couple weeks ago, Ben was joined by comedian Russell Brand.
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And this week, he sits down with the always enjoyable Megyn Kelly.
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In fact, there's no accident I did not get the flu.
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Good one for Trans Day of Visibility, by the way.
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We've been following on this show the efforts in California to instate a policy of reparations for black residents of the state,
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attempting to right the wrongs of slavery by, according to the proposal, giving each black resident $5 million.
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I mean, if we have decided to enter into a fantasy world where it's wise or even possible to hand multimillion-dollar checks to millions of people as payment for wrongs that they never personally suffered,
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Well, now the activists in the state are actually asking the same question, predictably.
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Activists on Wednesday demanded that the state of California pay millions of dollars to each black resident in reparations as a way to make amends for slavery and subsequent discrimination,
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dismissing the idea of payments of $5 million per person as nothing and too little.
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The demands were made at an in-person meeting of the California Reparations Task Force,
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which was created by the state legislation signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2020.
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The committee was hearing comments from the public as it considers final recommendations to submit to the California legislature,
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which will then decide whether to implement the measures and send them to Newsom's desk to be signed into law.
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So here's a clip of just one of the activists who is not satisfied with $5 million.
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Reparations are overdue for all foundational black Americans.
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Foundational black Americans that were killed for nothing,
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and families broken up on purpose for a profit.
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Medical genocide, unjust laws, and just plain out brutality.
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Foundational black Americans have helped every culture to get on their feet.
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Now it is foundational black Americans turn to do the same for ourselves.
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but also for the elders that took the time and did the research and educated us and taught us our true history.
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Also, for the future generations to come that will lead us into the future with their heads held up high.
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I believe that 5 million in reparations is too little for the work that foundational black Americans have done for this country,
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I believe that 7.6 million is a number that can be used very wisely in our foundational black American communities.
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I also believe that we should know the name of all the companies that participated in the slave trade
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so we foundational black Americans can start up our own companies.
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the oppression doesn't really start wearing off until you get into the $6 million range,
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since we're talking about foundational black Americans,
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we do know that one of the foundational beliefs of the modern left-wing race hustler
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is that America is systemically inherently racist in ways that are mostly invisible,
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and that black people will always be oppressed no matter what happens.
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We know certainly that Colin Kaepernick and Meghan Markle are oppressed,
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which means that even $7.6 million wouldn't actually do a single solitary thing
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to heal the alleged racial wounds that these activists are allegedly suffering from.
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that's only one argument against the reparations idea.
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I've outlined most of them on the show at various points in the past,
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but today I'd like to talk about and call attention to
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who's a college professor with a decent social media following,
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which genuinely complicates the reparations debate,
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is that black Americans are just obviously better off on average
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had our ancestors never come to the United States.
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Pointing out something this self-evidently true
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But no one arguing for that $5 million today in LA
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Pro-POC affirmative action has been the law since 67.
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Now, he's not the first person to make this point.
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articulating the same point years and years ago.
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And the only thing that makes the point controversial
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is the insistence by disingenuous idiots to misconstrue it.
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that you're justifying slavery or defending it,
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had their ancestors never been brought here as slaves.
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damage that black Americans are currently experiencing,
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and yet should be paid the most in restitution for it.
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that black Americans are doing better here today
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which African country anyone asking for reparations