Ep. 1177 - The Pride Movement Doubles Down On Child Grooming
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Summary
The Pride Movement has been doubling down on the indoctrination and sexualization of children during Pride Month. Today on the Matt W. W. Show, we'll be showing you footage from a Pride event in which children under the age of 12 were invited to participate in sex toys and bondage displays.
Transcript
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, the pride movement has been doubling down on the indoctrination and sexualization of children this pride month.
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Some of the clips I'll show you are truly shocking, but you should realize this is not an aberration.
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This is what the pride movement is fundamentally all about.
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Also, huge, massive, enormous news as an intelligence official confirms that the U.S. government has possession of vehicles that are of non-human origin.
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This is something that everyone should be talking about, but not enough are, but we will.
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And the UPenn swimmer who appeared in What is a Woman has come out publicly for the first time.
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She has a lot to say, and our daily cancellation, Apple, unveils its terrifying, dystopian new nerd goggles.
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We'll talk about all of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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After yesterday's show, I had every intention of talking about something other than Pride Month today,
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and that's not to say that I don't plan to continue talking about it.
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In fact, that's not to say I don't plan to release investigations that will expose the depravity of the whole movement.
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I still do, and you'll know exactly what I'm talking about very soon.
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But I had wanted to take a breather, if only for a moment, and for good reason.
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As much as these activists want to monopolize the conversation and make everything about them,
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the truth is that there are other things going on in the world.
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But then I saw footage from the events that are taking place in streets and schools all over the country this month.
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The headline is not that these images are both gross and perverse, which they are.
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That's a given with Pride, quote-unquote Pride.
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What's really striking about this footage is that the moment you watch it,
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it becomes evident that Pride isn't really about some small percentage of the population
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It's not about letting adults live how they want to live or whatever Nikki Haley might say.
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The main point of Pride is to enable extremists to target, indoctrinate, and sexualize children.
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When people wave the Pride flag, and when corporations and the U.S. military
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change their social media profiles to the rainbow colors, that's what they're supporting.
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That's always been the case, if you know anything about the history of Pride.
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But with all this footage, no reasonable person can deny it anymore.
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Pride is a euphemism for the indoctrination and sexualization of children.
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Right now, all over the U.S. and the Western world, that's what's happening.
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So we'll start with this footage from Sarah Gonzalez with The Blaze.
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This is from a Pride event hosted by the city of Dallas, which described the event
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as family-friendly and welcoming, inclusive, and affirming.
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How welcoming, inclusive, and affirming was it?
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Well, children under 12 received free admission to this event.
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They could peruse the displays, which included images of Disney characters having sex,
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pins that read Send Nudes, sex toys, as well as T-shirts and signs that are too graphic
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Kids could also walk by attendees in bondage gear.
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The so-called Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were there, too, just to underscore that Christianity
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is fundamentally incompatible with the entire concept of pride.
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Many parents willingly brought their children to this event.
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That was not some, but here's what you have to understand.
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That was not some underground pedophiles convention, despite how it may have looked.
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This happened in broad daylight last weekend in Dallas, Texas.
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All ages were welcome, the city of Dallas said.
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There was even a teen pride event for kids as young as 13.
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And that's in Texas, a state that's not typically known for being on the cutting edge of sexual perversion.
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But Sarah Gonzalez, who does tremendous and important work, by the way, has filmed events like this all around the state.
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Just a few months ago, she photographed a drag brunch for kids in Plano, Texas.
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Cutting all these clips off earlier than I originally intended to, but you can only take so much.
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This is a good place to cut it, actually, because you see that very young child in the background there looking on confused.
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It's now endorsed by the government of one of the largest cities in the state.
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In honor of Pride Month, the city of West Hollywood, for example, just paid the bill for this celebration, which the city billed as family-friendly.
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The local Fox affiliate aired the footage that we're about to show you.
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And I want you to notice, in particular, the men in the truck who are simulating bondage sex as families with children look on.
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And they want to challenge the next generation to be leaders and to step up and get involved.
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And also, you notice, going well beyond just the June month, right?
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So showing that we can celebrate Pride any time of the year.
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As you see right now, as the parade continues, we have the West Hollywood L.A. leather community.
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They're founded here in West Los Angeles and West Hollywood, representing this entire region.
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Now, if you are mercifully listening to the audio podcast and not watching the video podcast, then I can just tell you that what you saw there, a bunch of adults, a bunch of naked adults in bondage gear walking down the street.
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This is what the announcers described as the leather community, otherwise known as sexual deviants, perverts, degenerate BDSM enthusiasts, and exhibitionists who want to act this out in public.
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When corporations like Fox sponsor events like L.A. Pride, this is the kind of thing they're supporting.
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This is what happens at these kinds of Pride events.
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The publication Redux, which was in attendance at this particular event, shot some footage confirming that children were looking on at this moment.
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Now, another independent journalist at the West Hollywood Parade, Melissa Cohen, reported that, quote, tons of kids were present, thousands of people, including families, lined both sides of the public boulevard, yelling and cheering, sunny Sunday afternoon, no gatekeeping possible.
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In a functioning civilized society, everyone involved in that parade, really a combination of public indecency and child abuse, would be arrested and never let out of prison.
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But in West Hollywood, where nearly half the population identifies as somewhere on the gay spectrum, this passes for normal.
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By the way, that parade was part of a much larger series of Pride-themed activities, including the Women's Freedom Festival and the Dyke March.
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Footage from the Dyke March was mercifully unavailable at the time of this broadcast.
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The whole crux of it is to target children, to expose this sort of thing to children.
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Every time you see a Pride flag, this is what it's supporting.
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That's why a month ago, San Francisco Pride rescinded an invitation to the front man of Twisted Sister Dee Snyder.
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Well, he spoke out against doctors who permanently disfigure young children with life-altering surgeries in the name of gender ideology.
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He said he was glad his parents didn't jump to any rash conclusions, quote, unquote, and mutilate him as a child.
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And for that, San Francisco Pride called Snyder transphobic because he had, quote,
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cast doubt on young trans people's ability to self-identify their gender.
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In other words, in San Francisco, which hosts Pride events for children year-round,
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it's transphobic to say that doctors shouldn't cut the breasts off of 14-year-old girls.
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It's transphobic to say that pre-teens shouldn't be castrated.
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Every time you see the Pride colors of the Pride flag, that's what they're defending.
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If you see someone flying a Pride flag, in nearly every single case,
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you know that is someone who, at a minimum, supports castrating and sterilizing children
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and sees no problem with inviting toddlers to drag shows.
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That explains why it's so important for these people to indoctrinate children at a young age
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It's a museum that was created by Congress, which is almost completely staffed with federal workers,
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and which gets about a billion dollars from the federal government every year.
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When it was founded, the first person to run the Smithsonian wanted it to be a hub of scientific research.
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Later, it became a place to store artifacts and specimens of various different types.
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You know, I visited the Smithsonian quite a lot when I was a kid growing up.
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Well, they just put on this Pride event for children of all ages, from toddlers to preteens.
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Kids were encouraged to create their own Pride flags.
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You know, it's hard to find any city or state in the United States where this is not the norm.
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It's not just Washington and San Francisco and West Hollywood and Dallas.
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A school in Idaho, Kellogg High School, just told an 18-year-old student named Travis Lohr that he was banned from graduation because he said,
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That's something that you could have found in a biology textbook prior to the year, say, 2016, but now it's verboten.
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Keep in mind, this is not exactly a left-leaning state we're talking about here.
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Republicans have dominated Idaho since it was founded, and yet in Idaho, you can't graduate if you dare to affirm a basic biological fact.
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Hundreds of students protested the school's decision, but it wasn't enough.
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They went ahead with the graduation after kicking Travis Lohr off stage, and it didn't end there.
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Lohr now says that his job as a firefighter for the Forest Service was rescinded,
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was rescinded because he believes that boys are boys and girls are girls.
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I was supposed to go fight wildland forest fires.
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I was supposed to start Sunday, and I was informed by my boss after I'd finished my paperwork that he was going to rescind his offer.
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I don't believe I would have been punished at all, personally, if I had said Black Lives Matter or any of the other things.
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It's reassuring to know that I'm not alone and realize what I did wasn't wrong.
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They're punishing Travis Lohr in maybe the most obvious violation of the First Amendment possible,
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and they're doing it to send a message to any young person who tries to resist the programming.
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They want young people to know that they'll never work again if they say what they know is true.
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The schools pushing this understand how evil and depraved it is.
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St. Matthew's School in Canada, for example, locked down their Twitter account after footage of their Pride Month celebrations appeared online this week.
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This is supposedly a religious school, but they don't seem interested in religion, at least not the Christian religion, or schooling for that matter.
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So you see, they have to walk the indoctrination gauntlet just to get into the school.
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There is no moderate or neutral version of the movement that we're witnessing.
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Pride is a radical far-left campaign to indoctrinate and sexualize children.
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That was its entire purpose from the beginning.
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You know, in What is a Woman? We talked about the connection of John Money and Alfred Kinsey to modern gender ideology.
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Money opened up the first clinic in the U.S. to perform so-called sex reassignment surgeries, as they were called at the time.
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He's the one who popularized the term gender identity.
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He also forced children to engage in sex acts during therapy sessions, therapy sessions, quote-unquote, which were photographed, quote, for research.
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Kinsey in particular was a hero to early gay pride pioneers.
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He came up with the Kinsey scale, which was the precursor to the infinite numbers of genders and sexual orientations that we're now told exist.
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But Kinsey, as we explained in the film, was also an advocate of sexualizing children.
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He believed that children are sexual from birth.
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He ran experiments to try to prove this, experiments to document the, quote, orgasms of extremely young children, including babies.
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He enlisted pedophiles to rape babies and then documented it.
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And that was just one of the many atrocities that this sick, twisted, deviant freak committed.
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Kinsey was the father of the comprehensive sex education programs that are still taught in schools today.
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And much of what kids are taught in these classes is still based on his research, even though much of it was fraudulent, not to mention morally depraved.
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This shows, again, that the agenda to sexualize kids has been in place for a long time.
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It's just that many people are now noticing the fruits of this tree.
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What we're seeing take place all over the country, the outright in-your-face effort to groom children and expose them to public sex acts is not an aberration or some kind of offshoot from the broader pride movement.
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And now that no one can deny that, it's time to reject this movement in all of its forms.
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Every time your school or some corporation tries to force it on you and your children, understand what it is and what they're doing and why they're doing it and reject it.
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All right. Well, you know, you already know, if you don't know what we're starting five headlines with today,
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And why are we starting with it? Because it's big news.
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I mean, actually big, groundbreaking, should-be earth-shattering news.
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A website called The Debrief has a report this week, actually just came out yesterday,
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with this headline, intelligence officials say U.S. has retrieved craft of non-human origin.
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Now, I want you to listen to this, and you're going to listen to it.
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So sit down and listen, all of you, damn it, and care about it.
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Listen to it and care, because this is important.
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A former intelligence official turned whistleblower has given Congress and the intelligence community inspector general
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extensive classified information about deeply covert programs that he says
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possess retrieved intact and partially intact craft of non-human origin.
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The information, he says, has been illegally withheld from Congress,
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and he filed a complaint alleging that he suffered illegal retaliation for his confidential disclosures reported here for the first time.
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Other intelligence officials, both active and retired, with knowledge of these programs through their work in various agencies,
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have independently provided similar corroborating information, both on and off the record.
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The whistleblower David Charles Grush, 36, a decorated former combat officer in Afghanistan,
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is a veteran of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office.
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He served as the reconnaissance office's representative to the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force from 2019 to 2021.
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From late 2021 to July of 2022, he was the NGA's co-lead for UAP analysis and its representatives to the task force.
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And by the way, all of his credentials have been verified, so he's not just some loony tune making this up.
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So he was involved in these programs at the very top, privy to the most classified kinds of information, and this is what he's now telling us.
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The task force was established to investigate what were once called Unidentified Flying Objects or UFOs
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and are now officially called Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena or UAP.
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The task force was led by the Department of the Navy under the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security.
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It has since been reorganized and expanded into the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, or ARO,
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to include investigations of objects operating underwater.
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Grush said the recoveries of partial fragments through and up to intact vehicles have been made for decades
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through present day by the government, its allies, and defense contractors.
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Analysis has determined that the objects retrieved are of exotic origin based on the vehicle morphologies
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and material science testing and the possession of unique atomic arrangements and radiological signatures.
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In filing his complaint, Grush is represented by a lawyer who served as the original Intelligence Community Inspector General.
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Grush says, we're not talking about prosaic origins or identities.
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The material includes intact and partially intact vehicles.
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Now, let's see, there's a lot to this report, and you can read the entire thing.
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In fact, you should. You should go read the entire thing.
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It goes on to explain that it's not just this guy.
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There are multiple whistleblowers confirming the existence of alien spacecraft.
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This is the kind of thing that's never happened before, where they come out and say,
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Yes, it's from non-human origin, and they've been recovered and studied for years, for decades.
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But yet, of course, somehow this barely even makes a dent.
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So this story was trending on Twitter anyway yesterday.
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But somehow it's not treated as major headline news, which obviously it is.
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This whistleblower had an exclusive interview on News Nation last night,
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which I can tell you that it was a 10-minute segment.
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I didn't know the guy did an interview on News Nation.
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And so my kids came out of their rooms after they'd already gone to bed.
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You're going to remember this moment for the rest of your life.
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My wife started wandering away in the middle of it.
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Can you spare 10 minutes to learn about aliens?
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I won't subject you to 10 minutes, but here's one minute with some additional information
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about what this guy says the government has recovered.
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If you're right, if you're telling us the truth, everyone, the entire American public,
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Yeah, there's a sophisticated disinformation campaign targeting the U.S. populace,
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You are saying to the human race, for the first time, an official intelligence representative
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at a high level from the U.S. government is saying publicly, we are not alone.
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Absolutely, the data points empirically that we're not alone, yeah.
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Well, naturally, when you recover something that's either landed or crashed,
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And believe it or not, as fantastical as that sounds, it's true.
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So he's saying that we not only have the vehicles, but they actually have actual extraterrestrial aliens
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There are objections that are raised, objections raised by people very close to me.
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Like, for example, my own wife, my co-workers here.
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We're not alone in the universe, but I feel alone sometimes as a UFO enthusiast,
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But the real objection people have, I think, is that they just, like, they rule it out as
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a possibility because they don't want to think about the implications if it's true.
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But, so there's the real objection, which is that there are people, especially some conservatives,
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Not that it's unbelievable, but I just, I can't allow myself to believe it because I think it
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Instead, it's something, you know, they cite other reasons.
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And one of them is that this is a distraction by the government.
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But that's nonsense, first of all, because these stories don't get a lot of attention, right?
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They get some attention, but they're not, they're not, it's not something that dominates
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Not to mention the whole idea that the government would need to invent these kinds of stories
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Like, we're distracted all the time anyway by a million different things.
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So they need to come up with some totally outlandish story about aliens that they've
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recovered to distract us when we're already, I mean, most people, they spend 10 hours a
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day just like scrolling randomly through TikTok and watching Netflix.
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You think that the American public needs to be distracted by this?
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As if we're all, you know, laser focused on the important issues.
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And so they have to come up with some crazy distraction mechanism.
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So, you know, at most, this is just like a sideshow.
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And if the government wanted to throw out minor sideshow things, they don't have to go
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Also, if your argument against these stories is that you don't trust the government, well,
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for decades, the government denied all of this.
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They made up all kinds of ludicrous explanations for these phenomena.
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Now you're just parroting what the government has said for decades.
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The intelligence community on the record for decades has said, no, nothing going on.
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Besides, these are mostly whistleblowers telling us about this.
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In fact, the Pentagon came out with an official statement denying this.
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So you can believe the whistleblower or you can believe the official statement from the
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And if you're skeptical of the government, which one are you going to trust?
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You're skeptical of the government, so you trust their official statement and not the
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whistleblower who gains nothing by saying this?
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He destroys his entire career, potentially puts himself, who knows?
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He could be prosecuted, knows what they're going to do.
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So if skepticism of government is one of your primary motivating things, which I totally
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understand, then that should lead you to lending some credibility to this.
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You know, I've also heard the theory, in fact, I was just talking to Michael Knowles about
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this in Wardrobe, and he was speculating it was a misdirection, right?
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Because really, this is our own tech and that people are seeing, and we're claiming aliens
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so that China doesn't know, or whoever, one of our adversaries, doesn't know that we have
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But that makes no sense, as I explained to him just a few minutes ago, because they also
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are saying, this whistleblower is saying, other countries have recovered this stuff too.
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So China would know if the alien story is totally made up.
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So the idea that we're trying to fool our adversaries, who also have high-level classified information
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of their own, and we're trying to fool them by making up a story about aliens, to me, is
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Now, then there's the question of evidence, and there are some people who say, yes, we're
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10 minutes into it, we're still talking about this.
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There are people who say, well, it's not enough evidence.
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Well, you've got to take the whole picture into account.
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This is just the latest whistleblower, somebody very high up on the chain, who, as far as I
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can tell, stands to gain nothing from this, who had access to very classified information,
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verified by other officials, denied officially by the Pentagon.
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But it's the latest in a chain of events that includes all kinds of sightings, I mean, thousands
00:29:23.760
of them, accompanied by photographic and video evidence, radar.
00:29:28.700
It's been going back, you know, there was many famous sightings, going back years and
00:29:35.420
There was the famous sighting that I think they covered in Unsolved Mysteries, the latest
00:29:39.120
Unsolved Mysteries series on Netflix in Michigan, where hundreds of people saw these things
00:29:49.200
We have the 911 reports of them calling in, reporting what sound very much like flying
00:29:54.760
And it was caught on radar by the National Weather Service at the same time.
00:30:00.880
So you've got eyewitnesses, you've got classified information, you've got physical evidence,
00:30:07.460
There's actually a lot of evidence here, which makes so if it's still not enough for you to
00:30:13.100
even entertain the possibility, then I have to ask you, what do you need?
00:30:16.640
And if this isn't enough to even make you pause to think about it, then what evidence do you
00:30:22.400
What that tells me is that there is no evidence that you could ever be presented that would
00:30:29.780
Like you could literally see them land right in front of you and you would still say, oh,
00:30:36.520
It's like you would go to any other explanation.
00:30:38.660
But that's, and I think that's because there's a large portion, especially of conservatives
00:30:45.380
who think, because conservatives tend to be more religious, you know, and who think that
00:30:52.060
they can't believe this because it would call their faith into question.
00:31:00.120
There's nothing about the potential existence of life elsewhere in the universe that would
00:31:09.460
It's just, we know the universe is massive and there's lots of things going on in the
00:31:15.460
And we probably can't even understand because God has created a universe that is much bigger
00:31:20.820
and more complicated and more amazing than maybe you give it credit for.
00:31:26.040
Now, it raises questions that we can't, we can't answer all that raises all kinds of
00:31:29.540
questions, religious questions, scientific questions that we can't answer because some
00:31:35.320
But who says we have to understand every last thing we have to be able to understand every
00:31:40.900
You know, and as far as the Bible goes, the Bible isn't concerned with talking about what's
00:31:46.840
Doesn't acknowledge like other planets at all, really.
00:31:52.000
It's just, it's, it's focused on what's happening here.
00:31:56.040
So I don't think that that's a concern you need to have.
00:31:58.700
But I do think that that is really the fundamental reason why many people refuse to even look
00:32:04.700
at the evidence because they think that they are committed to not believing it.
00:32:11.660
You can, you can be open-minded, look at the evidence and at least acknowledge that again,
00:32:19.780
the universe is a bigger and more complicated place than, than any of us could possibly understand.
00:32:24.120
And there are just, there are, putting aliens aside, there are things happening out there
00:32:37.400
At least I didn't start the show that I was very close to making this the lead story of
00:32:42.820
Uh, next, you know, yesterday we released an important interview.
00:32:47.060
Paula Scanlon appeared in, uh, she appeared in What is a Woman?
00:32:51.380
And she's a teammate of Leah Thomas, who's the male UPenn swimmer who competed against women.
00:32:56.740
And, uh, you might not recognize the name from the film because she wasn't named in the film.
00:33:04.640
But then she reached out to us a few weeks ago and she said she wanted her to go public.
00:33:07.580
And it just so happened that she reached out to us.
00:33:09.160
She didn't know that we were planning on releasing What is a Woman on Twitter.
00:33:12.020
She didn't know about all the things we had planned.
00:33:16.760
She just happened to reach out to us at the exact same moment we were planning all of this.
00:33:23.040
She wanted to put her face and name with it and really speak out in a more visible way.
00:33:26.900
So we were, of course, happy to have her back, talk to her again, which we did.
00:33:31.000
And, um, you can find, uh, the whole interview on Twitter and I think on YouTube until YouTube
00:33:42.920
Paula talks about how the university would shut down dissent from the real women on the team.
00:33:49.640
And so, because many of us have wondered, you know, when these men are invading women's
00:33:53.680
sports, why aren't the women on the teams speaking out more?
00:34:03.380
Well, I asked her about that and she, she, she talks about it in some detail.
00:34:07.260
Um, and she says that they had, the university had a meeting where they sat all the girls
00:34:19.880
And when they sat everyone down, they brought in the activists from the campus LGBT center.
00:34:25.560
And they basically told all the girls to fall in line.
00:34:29.140
Uh, and also offered them psychological counseling to help heal their mental problems that would
00:34:38.820
So this is, there was a real campaign of intimidation, coercion, and this sort of, uh, psychological
00:34:45.480
manipulation and gaslighting that went on to make the girls on the team feel crazy for not
00:34:52.160
being okay with having a naked man in the locker room or having their opportunity stolen from
00:34:59.800
Um, and that, and that campaign was apparently very effective.
00:35:06.100
So, um, here she is talking a little bit about that.
00:35:09.820
So prior to that meeting, I would have one-on-one conversations with pretty much everyone on the
00:35:15.180
Say, hey, like, you know, I don't think this is right.
00:35:20.420
Um, another teammate actually said to me, I think Leah's record should have an asterisk.
00:35:25.700
Or someone said, I think Leah should compete exhibition.
00:35:29.060
Or, you know, I don't think this is going to go on for much longer.
00:35:34.460
And I had these conversations with so many of my teammates.
00:35:37.000
I would say most people on the team had this opinion.
00:35:40.840
And then after that meeting, they really scared us.
00:35:46.580
I went home that night and I called my brother on the phone and I said, can I even talk about
00:35:51.740
Like, am I, is there something wrong with me for thinking that this is wrong?
00:35:56.780
The university wanted us to be quiet and they did it in a very effective way.
00:36:01.820
Like, they continue to just tell us that our opinions were wrong and that if we had an issue
00:36:06.640
And it's frightening and your future job is on the line and everything else you want to
00:36:12.940
And then after that point, no one would talk about it anymore.
00:36:15.720
Like, if they effectively, you know, silenced us even within talking to each other.
00:36:19.780
Uh, she, she also tells, and, and again, you can go Twitter or YouTube and find the interview.
00:36:26.540
Um, it's about, I think it's about 30 minutes long.
00:36:31.160
There's, there's a lot more there about what they did to these, to these, uh, to these women.
00:36:35.640
Um, she gives one specific example of a teammate of hers who was very against this.
00:36:42.000
And she said, Hey, I'm going to go in and, uh, I'm going to talk to someone.
00:36:46.220
I'm going to have a meeting with the administration and speak up.
00:36:48.720
Um, and she did, and then she came back and it was like invasion of the body snatchers.
00:36:55.140
It was, she, she came back and she said, well, this is actually a really good thing.
00:36:58.560
And it's, it's really beautiful and powerful that Leah is here.
00:37:04.940
Um, but what really, what really struck me, and I remember this the first time we talked
00:37:09.400
to Paula back for the interview that, and she even, she even admits that she herself
00:37:15.620
began questioning her own judgment and common sense.
00:37:19.000
She started to think, well, am I, am I wrong here as everyone around me is affirming it?
00:37:24.960
And all the authority figures are affirming it and the school is, and I look around on
00:37:29.800
campus, it's all affirming it and saying, this is good.
00:37:35.260
Now you might hear that and think, well, you have to be very weak minded to question, but
00:37:40.720
This is when this is the psychological impact of people being made to feel isolated.
00:37:48.720
Um, and, and, you know, when, when the messaging all around you is like, this is okay, this
00:38:00.320
And, and they're beating you over the head with it.
00:38:04.600
Eventually for, it starts to break down your psychological defenses.
00:38:08.540
And then on top of it, because she also talks about this in the interview, I think this
00:38:17.140
is one of the reasons why this sort of thing is especially effective on women is that if
00:38:22.080
you're, if you're, if you, if you are a, you know, an empathetic person and, you know, you
00:38:28.000
care about other people, you want other people to feel good and be happy and all that, not
00:38:32.200
only are they manipulating you and they're intimidating you and coercing you and they're
00:38:35.280
gaslighting you, but they're also playing on that.
00:38:38.620
They're taking advantage and exploiting that they're, they're taking, and it's, it's so
00:38:43.580
sinister because they're taking something that's good about you, which is that you're compassionate,
00:38:47.780
you're empathetic and you care about people and you don't want to hurt people's
00:38:52.280
And they're turning it against you, um, by telling you that, well, look, if you really
00:38:58.900
care about people and you want, and you don't want to hurt their feelings, then you should
00:39:03.460
And if you don't go along with this, this person's going to be, uh, they, they might kill themselves
00:39:10.160
So that's, that's the kind of environment that people are, are put in.
00:39:15.080
But most of all, and I, and I hear this wasn't just from Paula.
00:39:20.120
I hear this all the time from people that most of all, what the left does on really on
00:39:25.600
any issue, but especially on this one is they want you to feel like you're alone.
00:39:32.820
So you understand, you know, right from wrong, you have common sense, but they want you to
00:39:38.280
feel like you're, you're the only one who feels the way that you do.
00:39:42.080
Everyone else around you is on the same page and you're the one person who's questioning
00:39:50.740
So what you think is common sense must not be, if it was common sense, why isn't it's
00:39:55.180
called common for a reason should be shared by everybody.
00:39:58.880
And that's, and that's also why they are desperate to shut down anyone who talks about this.
00:40:06.040
All the de-platforming, everything main reason they're doing that is because it breaks the
00:40:18.220
And, uh, and that's what they're most terrified of.
00:40:23.460
I don't have a lot of time for, uh, other stories in the five headlines because we did
00:40:27.140
spend so much time, uh, on the little detail that the government has actual space aliens
00:40:32.400
in their possession, but I wanted to play one other clip for you that I thought was
00:40:37.240
Pete Buttigieg gave a speech about roadway safety, which is at least a topic that he's
00:40:43.100
So we've got that going for us, but what he said as always is insane.
00:40:50.180
Dozens of companies, agencies, organizations, jurisdictions have been stepping up in response
00:40:56.380
to the call to action that went along with that roadway safety strategy.
00:41:00.540
Uh, door dash, exploring new tools to keep their drivers safe families for safer streets,
00:41:06.300
creating manuals to educate decision makers on safety issues, transit agencies, improving
00:41:14.660
So many more who are pioneering new approaches to data, community outreach and education,
00:41:24.640
And the ultimate goal, which we have also made a point of adopting is to get traffic deaths
00:41:30.540
down to the only acceptable number, which is zero.
00:41:35.440
Get traffic deaths down to the only acceptable number of zero.
00:41:45.320
Of course, nobody wants anyone to die of, uh, in a, in a traffic accident.
00:41:50.700
We are all opposed to traffic accidents, right?
00:41:53.360
If you were to take a poll of, uh, the American public and say, are you pro or con fatal traffic
00:42:02.060
I'm pretty sure you would get 100%, um, con a hundred percent against.
00:42:08.120
Well, there's always the people that are, that don't know.
00:42:16.640
So we're on the same page there, but the only acceptable number of deaths is zero.
00:42:22.200
Like obviously, uh, there's a, the acceptable number of deaths is much higher than that because
00:42:30.840
if the number of deaths right now was actually unacceptable, it really, like we can't accept
00:42:37.140
it, then we would shut down all, uh, roadway transportation if it's actually unacceptable.
00:42:45.980
In other words, by allowing people to be on the roads, we are accepting the fact that a
00:42:53.400
certain number of people will die on the roads.
00:42:54.880
We are, except we don't like to think about it.
00:42:59.240
We don't, we don't think of it that way in our minds, but we are accepting it.
00:43:03.680
Um, every time you get on the road, every time you drive down the highway, you are accepting
00:43:12.020
Again, you don't think about that when you put your key in the ignition, but, uh, but you
00:43:19.740
If you actually did not want to accept the possibility that you might die on the roads,
00:43:31.060
If you're not getting rid of it, then you are accepting, not happy about it.
00:43:36.620
You still want to reduce the number, but you're accepting the risk.
00:43:41.660
So, uh, when agents of the government, especially the guy that's heading up the transportation
00:43:47.040
department says that the only acceptable number is zero, says that his actual goal is to get
00:43:55.460
No, that, that's something that's, uh, even though it's crazy, it doesn't mean that we
00:44:04.800
This is, this is a narrative that they're building and it's, there's always a reason for it.
00:44:10.660
Uh, uh, you know, it's not simply fluff and pandering, whatever virtue signaling.
00:44:19.460
It's, it's partly that, but this is a narrative that they're building, uh, for a particular
00:44:27.600
And as far as they're concerned, like that, that is actually what they would want to do.
00:44:30.640
You know, in, in Pete Buttigieg's utopian vision of society, nobody has a car, that that's actually
00:44:40.820
And that would be the only way to get traffic deaths down to zero.
00:44:45.580
So there is a reason when you hear these radical extreme statements coming from agents of the
00:44:51.060
government, you should realize that, uh, there is a reason why they're saying it.
00:45:08.500
Nearly Barking says, stop talking about the left.
00:45:11.780
In the UK, left wing and feminist women have been fighting this for years.
00:45:15.080
But that doesn't suit your worldview though, does it?
00:45:19.620
Um, maybe they have been in the UK in particular.
00:45:24.200
Yeah, that's true that feminists have been at the forefront of this fight against gender
00:45:31.300
Um, that is not the case in the United States where I live.
00:45:34.720
In the United States, it, it absolutely has not been feminists who are leading up the fight
00:45:47.300
There are very, very few feminists in the United States who are saying anything about this critical
00:46:00.700
And, but aside from the fact, aside from all that, yes, this is still a product of the left.
00:46:13.340
It is a product of leftism through and through.
00:46:18.260
And the other thing too, is that, uh, because I know that, you know, there's been this,
00:46:21.860
there's been a lot of bitterness and resentment that I've talked about on the show before,
00:46:25.340
uh, directed at me from some of these feminists, you know, especially UK feminists, the so-called
00:46:31.820
gender critical feminists who are, which is in the way of saying that feminists who at least
00:46:37.060
Um, well, some biological reality, they don't acknowledge a biological reality in the womb,
00:46:40.900
biological reality that an unborn child is a human being.
00:46:43.120
They don't acknowledge that, but they do acknowledge that men are men and women are women at least.
00:46:46.180
And, um, you know, so there's been a lot of resentment directed at me from them, not wanting
00:46:54.960
Because the thing is, as I've said many times on this issue, I'll work with anybody.
00:47:00.260
If we're on this, I don't need to agree with you on other things, but if we can work together
00:47:04.340
on this particular issue and move the ball forward to get some things done, then, then I'm
00:47:09.080
all for it, but they don't want anything to do with it.
00:47:12.660
And instead, after the movie came out and we started making a lot of progress and laws
00:47:17.280
are changing and everything else, um, they just became more and more resentful and, uh,
00:47:21.140
and it started to have been accusing me for a year of excluding them or, you know, not,
00:47:26.400
um, not including them in the film, not giving them enough credit.
00:47:30.340
Uh, because that's their focus apparently is getting credit and we put a movie out and
00:47:41.000
Like also, you know, aside from the fact that actually we did try to include some of them
00:47:50.760
She didn't want to be in it, uh, which is her right.
00:47:53.860
But if we try to include someone in a film and they don't want to be in it, then we can't
00:47:59.240
go, why did you have this kind of person in the film?
00:48:03.020
But the main point is that this is, this is the thing with the feminists.
00:48:06.540
What they refuse to acknowledge is that feminism laid the groundwork for gender ideology and
00:48:16.660
they refuse to even confront that reality because the feminists were the ones for decades saying
00:48:22.880
that essentially there is no substantive, substantive difference between men and women.
00:48:28.360
These might be distinct biological categories, but they were the ones who started graying
00:48:46.660
Now, for a lot of them, they didn't mean it like this, but be that as it may, they're
00:48:54.540
the ones who set the ground, the, uh, laid the groundwork, you know, they put the tracks
00:48:59.060
down and then the gender ideologues jumped on those tracks.
00:49:04.020
The invention of gender and sex as two distinct things.
00:49:12.360
You know, it would, it would be nice, uh, if they would have some kind of confrontation
00:49:20.200
Nina says, Matt, you have not addressed the picture circulating from the release night of
00:49:24.100
doc of the documentary where you and Michael are wearing skinny jeans.
00:49:27.420
Other than that, congrats on the success because I, I'm not wearing skinny jeans and I'm really
00:49:31.240
tired of this false narrative of all the false narratives I'm targeted with.
00:49:39.660
I don't go, I don't go to the store and look for the skinny jean section of the, I just,
00:49:50.700
Do they have to be wide legged, like Wrangler jeans?
00:50:00.940
The ones that are so wide, they cover like your entire shoe.
00:50:03.660
It looks like you're floating, like you're hovering above the ground.
00:50:10.800
And then maybe I'll get off my case about the jeans.
00:50:17.080
One limiting factor was anybody who required any sort of continual medical treatment was
00:50:22.460
When one's out in the dirty dust front lines, dirty, dusty front lines, imagine having to
00:50:26.980
get your hormone shots or dilating or other graphic exercises.
00:50:32.660
It's one of the many reasons why, of course, Trump's ban on trans people in the military
00:50:41.200
It might not make you feel good if you identify as trans.
00:50:44.260
It might seem kind of rude or whatever, but this is the military.
00:50:48.580
It's not supposed to be about making you feel good.
00:50:50.640
I know that's changed much to our detriment, but it's not supposed to be about affirming you
00:50:58.720
Um, and Maoni says, I finally feel a shift happening on this topic.
00:51:07.740
Yeah, I think, uh, I think that the shift is very evident as well.
00:51:14.240
And, um, a lot of the shift, when you say this topic, I assume you mean broadly, really
00:51:19.980
there's a shift that gender ideology, the pride movement, all this stuff, there's definitely
00:51:30.620
Uh, but one of the big shifts began with people caring about this issue.
00:51:36.620
And that is always, if you want to, you know, if you're in a movement and if you're, if you're,
00:51:41.820
if you're trying to get a movement going, the first and most difficult and oftentimes most
00:51:46.980
frustrating step is, you know, you have this issue that you recognize as important, but
00:51:52.960
getting people to care about it, that's the first step.
00:51:58.660
Once you succeed in that, that's when you start to build momentum.
00:52:02.340
And I think we've gotten over that hurdle of getting people to care, recognize that this
00:52:08.000
And once you do that, um, the momentum starts building from there.
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Maybe the nerd goggles will fail to take off simply because they're ugly and awkward
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and anyone who wears them looks like a huge dork.
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Perhaps our vanity will win out in a war with our materialism.
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But there are other problems, aside from the fact that they make you look like the sort
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of person who, you know, sits alone at the lunch table and gets bullied and shoved
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Perhaps problems even more significant than that, if you can believe it.
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Problems like the final and total forfeiture of any semblance of privacy or autonomy.
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Apple says that its nerd goggles will offer you an augmented reality, but Apple can't
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augment your reality without first having total unfettered access to it.
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So with the nerd goggles, Apple can see everything you see.
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It can literally track every movement you make.
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You are granting them access to every part of your life, every movement, not to mention
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Now, hopefully, if you've been paying attention at all for the past 20 years, you know that
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this is not some kind of paranoid conspiracy theory.
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Big tech tracks, catalogs, stores, and monetizes every piece of you that it has access to.
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If you wear their devices on your face and literally experience your everyday physical reality
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through one of their filters, you will have granted them access to everything.
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Not to mention, by the way, what about people who are walking past you while you're wearing
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Like, if I have to walk past you while you're wearing the nerd goggles, am I now, like, how
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If I'm, you know, is that image now stored somewhere?
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There will be almost nothing left, privacy-wise, except the thoughts inside your mind.
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And they'll get those, too, sooner rather than later.
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And somehow, this is not even the biggest problem with the nerd goggles.
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The biggest problem is that they represent one more step away from reality, away from
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The nerd goggles promise to augment our reality, which is to make it better and greater.
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And it plans to do this by adding more screens to it, by making life more convenient.
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By giving you fewer reasons to get off your couch.
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I don't consider this an improvement over actual reality.
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Okay, there are plenty of problems with our reality, none of which can be solved by the
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But the one thing we can say about the world, the real, actual, physical world, is that
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A place of endless possibility and real, breathtaking beauty.
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Like, you're in your house with your children, you need to augment that reality?
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Yeah, I'm sort of bored here in my own home, experiencing the love of my family.
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Yeah, I'm looking at one of my children, but it'd be so much better if there was a screen
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I don't even need, I don't need real loved ones, actually.
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If you want augmentation, go outside, you dork.
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Engage with the human beings in your surroundings, especially the ones in your own home.
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We already spend far too much time with our faces buried in our phones.
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This already has the effect of isolating us, of deprioritizing the people who are physically
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Now we'll have our phones attached to our faces, which will only make this dynamic worse.
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Which makes me reconsider something, because I just said that eventually big tech will figure
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After all, they can't access our thoughts if we don't have any thoughts to begin with.
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And this is how we're apparently working around that problem, by becoming increasingly comatose
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and numb, slack-jawed, staring at screens, experiencing only what the screens want us
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to experience, thinking nothing in particular, developing no unique thoughts of our own, no
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Soon enough, they will figure out a way to read our minds, and they'll probably do it
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through those dumb things you're wearing on your head.
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They'll get access to our thoughts, and there will just be nothing there.
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The devices will have already become our minds.
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A bunch of drooling, senile vegetables with big, dumb goggles on our face, staring at screens
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that only we can see, isolated from everybody, all of us fat and disgusting, wasting away, but
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too distracted to notice, and too numb to care.
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In other words, I don't plan to purchase the Apple Vision Pro.
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In fact, they are today, and everyone who wears them are also canceled.
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