The Matt Walsh Show - September 13, 2023

Ep. 1221 - Dem Candidate Claims It's A 'Sex Crime' To Talk About The Fact That She's A Porn Star

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A Democratic political candidate is also a porn star who prostituted herself on the internet for money. But now she claims that anyone who sees her videos or even talks about them is committing a sex crime against her. Also, a drag queen is arrested for exposing himself in public, and we ll talk about why that s not surprising at all.

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00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Walsh show, a Democratic political candidate is also a porn star who

00:00:03.860 prostituted herself on the internet for money, but now she claims that anyone who shares those

00:00:08.040 videos or even talks about them is committing a sex crime against her. We'll discuss. Also,

00:00:13.280 a drag queen is arrested for exposing himself in public. We'll talk about why that's not

00:00:16.960 surprising at all. Tim Scott claims he has a girlfriend, but no one has ever seen her.

00:00:21.440 Does that matter? A feminist complains that she is being violated and victimized by her 1.00

00:00:25.880 toddler children. And in the biggest news of the day, scientists in New Mexico have unveiled the

00:00:30.400 corpses of actual aliens. I have the full story about these aliens. We'll talk about all of that

00:00:35.940 and more today on the Matt Walsh show.

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00:01:50.760 One of the hallmarks of this new era of wokeism that we're all living through is that we're

00:01:56.140 constantly treated to new terminology for old concepts. Race riots have gotten a makeover,

00:02:01.720 of course. They're now BLM protests, goth kids, crossdressers, and other miscellaneous groups

00:02:06.920 now have all found new labels for themselves under the umbrella of gender identity. Anti-white and

00:02:13.120 anti-Asian racism, especially when enforced by the government, now goes by the name of equity.

00:02:17.160 Lots of examples like this, and maybe the farthest reaching rebrand, the one that really goes back

00:02:23.220 thousands of years, is that the modern left has managed to redefine the term prostitution. 0.66

00:02:29.080 And now instead of calling prostitutes prostitutes, we're supposed to call them sex workers. The idea 0.77

00:02:34.480 is to rebrand prostitution as something other than the morally depraved, reprehensible conduct that

00:02:40.720 no civilized society should ever tolerate, much less embrace. And as you might expect, many media outlets,

00:02:46.380 including the New York Times, are on board with this change in terminology. They're pushing it,

00:02:50.800 promoting it, actually. The paper of record recently ran a whole op-ed about the importance of

00:02:55.340 meeting the needs of sex workers. According to the piece, we need to end the social stigma

00:03:00.560 surrounding sex work. CBS News, for its part, has run several sympathetic stories about policies that

00:03:06.420 can, quote, legitimize the industry of sex work. Now, given all that, it's with great interest that I

00:03:13.040 checked out the websites of both the New York Times and CBS News last night to see how they were

00:03:18.400 covering the story of a Virginia Statehouse candidate named Susanna Gibson. Gibson, as you may have heard,

00:03:24.380 was just outed as a cyber prostitute, a porn star. She live-streamed videos on a porn website of herself 0.99

00:03:31.940 engaging in various sex acts with her husband in exchange for money from strangers, otherwise known 0.58

00:03:38.040 as prostitution. She even offered, at one point, to urinate for viewers if they paid up. And to be 1.00

00:03:44.760 clear, Gibson's husband was, of course, well aware that all this was happening. In fact, he solicited

00:03:49.720 donations at various points. And these were not private videos. They were not password protected.

00:03:58.060 They weren't videos that were just on their laptops and a hacker went in and stole them and put them

00:04:02.720 online. No, anyone could access them. And without going into too much detail, people could obtain

00:04:08.760 even more salacious footage if they threw money at Gibson in the form of what was called tokens on the

00:04:14.560 website. Gibson assured her audience that the money was going to a, quote, good cause, which perhaps was

00:04:21.280 her political campaign. We don't know. Now, if the New York Times and CBS News truly meant what they've been

00:04:27.740 saying all these years about the legitimacy of sex work, about the fact that it's an admirable

00:04:32.580 occupation that should not be stigmatized, you'd think that this would be the easiest imaginable

00:04:39.420 story for them to cover. Here you have a strong, independent woman engaging in consensual acts of 0.99

00:04:45.360 prostitution with a willing partner. What could be more liberating than that? Truly, this is what

00:04:50.440 decades of feminism have been leading to all along. This is the ultimate feminist success story. 1.00

00:04:55.380 A sex worker becomes a politician, which is really more of a lateral move, I guess. You're going from 0.56

00:05:01.340 one form of prostitution to another. But, you know, it's the new American dream. Except, strangely enough,

00:05:07.640 that's not how these outlets are covering this story. Instead of defending Susanna Gibson's conduct,

00:05:14.320 both the New York Times and CBS News are lying about it. They're denying it. And these are not subtle lies.

00:05:21.500 I mean, these are as obvious and lazy as they can possibly be. The Times decided to ignore the facts

00:05:27.140 of the whole situation and instead reported that Gibson's videos had been leaked. So this was their

00:05:33.400 headline, quote, State House candidate in Virginia condemns leak of sex tapes. Now, what they're doing is

00:05:40.380 hiding the fact that Gibson uploaded the footage herself. They're implying that someone else leaked

00:05:46.160 these videos, that someone secretly went in and obtained them and then distributed them to the

00:05:52.440 public, which is not what happened at all. And they know that. For its part, CBS News ran this headline,

00:05:58.300 quote, Virginia election candidate responds after a leak of tapes shows her performing sex acts with

00:06:04.520 husband. Now, below that headline, CBS News copy pasted an accurate Associated Press article

00:06:10.200 describing what actually happened. So CBS News's only contribution to the story was adding an

00:06:15.920 obviously false headline to mislead as many people as possible under the assumption that most people

00:06:21.420 wouldn't actually read the article. And of course, most people don't. Now, this is all more than a

00:06:26.220 little strange. I mean, here you have a perfect opportunity for both of these outlets, New York

00:06:29.980 Times and CBS News, to report honestly on the sex work that Susanna Gibson was engaging in. 1.00

00:06:36.120 That shouldn't be a big deal because as these organizations have established, sex work is as 1.00

00:06:40.740 noble as any other form of work. Sex work is real work, they say. But instead of doing that, 0.96

00:06:46.740 they're lying about the basic facts of the story. They're pretending that Gibson wasn't selling

00:06:53.180 pornographic videos for money. Instead, they're pushing the lie that she was hacked, that her private

00:06:59.400 videos somehow found their way on the internet. When in fact, again, they found their way on the

00:07:05.500 internet because Gibson put them there on purpose to make money off of them. In case you're keeping

00:07:14.000 track, these are the same outlets that went wall to wall on Donald Trump's so-called pee tape, which

00:07:18.920 didn't exist, by the way. Now they're telling you that you're not allowed to discuss a Democratic

00:07:23.740 Party candidate's actual pee tape, which she uploaded on the internet. I think the word brazen doesn't

00:07:31.280 even begin to describe this. But it gets even more brazen. Susanna Gibson herself has gone even further

00:07:37.760 than these outlets, and she claims that she is now the victim of a sex crime because people are

00:07:43.480 talking about videos that she put on the internet. She is now a sex crime victim. Watch. 0.99

00:07:52.040 A Virginia Democratic candidate is getting caught up in a porn scandal before her campaign can even begin.

00:07:57.600 Susanna Gibson is claiming the release of videos showing her and her husband performing sexual

00:08:03.120 acts live on a streaming site is an invasion of privacy. Gibson and her husband asked for tips

00:08:08.600 while performing sex acts for a live audience on Shatterbait. She was, quote, raising money for a

00:08:13.940 good cause. It is unclear when the live streams occurred. Gibson, who is running one of Virginia's

00:08:18.980 seven highly contested house races, said in a statement, the leaks of the online activity were,

00:08:24.040 quote, the worst gutter politics and an illegal invasion of my privacy designed to humiliate me

00:08:29.580 and my family. Gibson's lawyer said the release of the videos is a violation of Virginia's revenge

00:08:34.540 porn law, making it a class one misdemeanor to maliciously distribute nude or sexual images with the

00:08:40.200 intent to coerce, harass or intimidate. Gibson is facing Republican David Owen for the house seat in the

00:08:45.980 state's 57th district, which is outside of Richmond and primarily in Henrico County. It is one of the

00:08:51.800 seven toss-up seats in the 100-member house. Now, you notice, you know, I get in trouble all the

00:08:58.000 time for things that I post on the internet, which are not sex tapes, but, you know, like tweets. I'll

00:09:03.760 tweet something and then people get very upset about it. And many times the tweets are being

00:09:08.300 misconstrued deliberately. And so I'll object to that. But what I never do is claim that you're

00:09:15.740 invading my privacy by talking about tweets that I have myself written and published on the internet.

00:09:23.380 See, I never do that because it doesn't make any sense. Now, let's think about this for a second.

00:09:28.840 Susanna Gibson voluntarily uploads footage of herself having sex with her husband, with her 0.97

00:09:33.340 husband's consent, obviously, to a porn website. She and her husband both solicit money from anonymous 0.89

00:09:38.260 viewers on this website. In return, they promise to engage in even more sex acts. None of this is 0.95

00:09:43.380 occurring on some private channel. Anyone with a working internet connection can see it.

00:09:48.400 Some of these acts, by the way, were broadcast after Gibson announced her run for office in

00:09:53.580 Virginia. And now Gibson tells us it's a sex crime to share this footage. It violates Virginia's

00:09:59.240 revenge porn laws. If that's true, ironically enough, if that's true, it would mean that Susanna

00:10:04.580 Gibson and her husband are the ones guilty of sex crimes because they're the ones who shared the 1.00

00:10:09.540 footage. So they have committed sex crimes against themselves. Throw them in prison then, I guess.

00:10:17.720 So it's not just a facile argument that we're talking about here. It's completely and totally

00:10:21.740 absurd. It's the kind of argument you make when you're ashamed of what you've done and you know

00:10:25.780 there's no defense for it. So you blurt out the first thing that comes to mind. I mean, saying that

00:10:29.760 it's a sex crime for people to share a sex tape that you published on the internet, it's like selling

00:10:34.460 your car to someone. And then as soon as they're driving away, calling the police and claiming that

00:10:39.580 you're a victim of grand theft auto. Or perhaps you remember when Anthony Weiner claimed that he

00:10:44.660 was hacked because he had no defense for why he was sending pictures of his crotch to random women 0.92

00:10:48.960 on the internet. It's a bit like that as well. The level of desperation is really something to

00:10:55.880 behold. They're so desperate that they're co-opting the same terminology they told us was sacred,

00:11:00.640 the language of the Me Too movement, as a political cover for behavior that they know is repulsive.

00:11:07.820 They're saying we're all sex criminals for noticing what they're uploading on the internet.

00:11:12.440 Which is not simply hypocrisy. These are the panicked cries of feminists who are afraid to 1.00

00:11:17.980 confront the logical endpoint of their entire movement, which is that feminism doesn't actually 0.94

00:11:22.940 liberate women from anything. Instead, it encourages them to become slaves to their most degenerate 1.00

00:11:27.940 base sexual desires. A great illustration of this hypocrisy comes to us from the feminist blog 1.00

00:11:34.020 Jezebel. Jezebel, like the New York Times and CBS News, is currently claiming that Republicans are

00:11:38.980 demonizing Gibson for the crime of having sex with her husband. That's the straw man they're running 0.91

00:11:44.280 with, as unsurprising and predictable as it may be. And Jezebel, of course, repeats the line that

00:11:49.540 even talking about Gibson's videos might amount to a sex crime. What's especially interesting about

00:11:55.820 Jezebel's coverage, though, is that they just ran a long post about the personal life of presidential

00:12:01.480 candidate Tim Scott, saying that he needs to be more open about why he doesn't have a girlfriend

00:12:06.740 at the age of 57. Or I guess he claims he does have a girlfriend, so why isn't he married at the age

00:12:11.740 of 57? The piece mocks Scott for allegedly being a virgin until he was middle-aged. It also suggests that

00:12:18.040 he's suffering from marriage-related trauma from his upbringing after his father, a Vietnam War veteran,

00:12:23.220 developed a drinking problem. So the progressive feminists at Jezebel are allowed to mock Tim 1.00

00:12:28.900 Scott for all of these personal issues, which are actually personal, and they haven't even remotely

00:12:33.120 verified. But at the same time, Jezebel also says you can't talk about multiple sex tapes that a woman 0.99

00:12:39.180 running for office in the Democrat Party published for public consumption. And there's a lot of this on

00:12:46.160 the internet right now. The same media outlet saying that we should respect Susanna Gibson's privacy,

00:12:51.020 privacy, even though she didn't respect her own privacy, are also reporting incessantly about

00:12:57.640 their speculations about Tim Scott's private life. Now, to be clear, some questions about Scott's

00:13:04.360 personal life are legitimate. He seems very much to be lying about having a girlfriend who he refuses to

00:13:11.440 identify in any way. It does sound a bit like he's pulling the old, my girlfriend goes to another

00:13:17.100 school move. And if we're being honest, it's weird to have a 57-year-old bachelor running for president.

00:13:22.240 But at the same time, there's an obvious double standard in the way the media treats questions

00:13:26.300 about a politician's private life depending on their political party. Another example is the

00:13:30.460 incessant reporting on the whereabouts of Melania Trump, who's been absent from the campaign trail.

00:13:36.180 I mean, we really haven't seen her at all at Donald Trump's side, whether it's at rallies or

00:13:41.720 when he's showing up for these court appearances. And again, I think objectively, those are perfectly

00:13:47.620 valid questions. But by the same token, once we allow for all that, that it's clear that a political

00:13:53.000 candidate's history as a porn star is also very relevant. Now, there's a reason the left is denying

00:14:01.400 this, and it has nothing to do with one state-level candidate in Virginia. They're lying about what

00:14:07.100 Susanna Gibson did because her behavior highlights a very uncomfortable truth about the great experiment

00:14:12.320 the left has conducted for so many years. The truth is this. After multiple waves and generations of

00:14:18.460 feminism, which supposedly were all about treating women like people instead of objects, that's how 1.00

00:14:22.920 it was sold anyway, pornography has now become so normalized and mainstreamed in our society that we

00:14:28.820 have a bunch of soccer moms whoring themselves out on the internet for a few extra bucks. 1.00

00:14:33.120 These are not young girls getting sex trafficked or turning to street prostitution out of desperation.

00:14:39.900 These are bored, middle-class women with loose morals looking for validation and a little extra 1.00

00:14:45.840 spending cash. You know, I've talked many times about what I call the trajectory of leftism, and with any

00:14:52.600 item on their agenda, anything they promote, it always starts and ends the same way. So first they deny that

00:15:00.040 they're doing the thing. Then they admit they're doing it, but they insist that it's good. And then

00:15:05.020 they say that since it's good, it should actually be celebrated. And finally, they invite or demand that

00:15:10.260 we participate. So we go from denial to promotion to celebration to participation. And now we see that

00:15:20.160 pornography has followed this same path, and we've finally arrived at the participation stage where the

00:15:25.980 problem becomes terminal. First, they denied that they wanted to make hardcore porn mainstream and

00:15:31.440 accessible to everyone, including children. And then they said that, well, actually, porn is good, and it

00:15:35.940 should be mainstream. And then they demanded that we celebrate these porn stars and cyber prostitutes and 1.00

00:15:42.060 their free expression. And now porn has been opened up for all to actively participate in it, which is 0.98

00:15:49.340 an invitation that many attention-starved women like Susanna Gibson have responded to. The problem, one of

00:15:57.000 the many, many problems, is that selling your body to random creeps online is depressing and despair-inducing

00:16:06.680 and soul-crushing. Eventually, these women all get sick of it, and they want to move on. 1.00

00:16:11.600 And understandably so, but there is no moving on in the internet age. Everything you've done there,

00:16:20.980 you do forever. It lives on whether you like it or not. And that does not make you a victim or give

00:16:28.700 you the right to cry about invasions of privacy. It just means you need to make better choices,

00:16:35.760 as Susanna Gibson and many women like her have now discovered the hard way.

00:16:41.600 Now, let's get to our fight.

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00:18:08.360 code Walsh. We begin, obviously, with this history-shaping, history-changing story from

00:18:14.600 The Independent. Reports, alleged non-human alien corpses have been displayed to Mexican politicians

00:18:21.320 at the country's Congress. The two small alleged alien corpses retrieved from Peru were presented

00:18:27.080 in windowed boxes in Mexico City on Wednesday, stirring excitement within the UFO conspiracy

00:18:32.200 theorist community. The event was spearheaded by a journalist and UFOlogist, Jamie Masson,

00:18:38.360 who testified under oath that the mummified specimens are not part of our terrestrial evolution,

00:18:42.880 with almost a third of their DNA remaining unknown, reported Mexican media. The claims by the

00:18:48.140 self-claimed UFOlogist have not been proven. Mr. Masson has previously been associated with

00:18:54.040 claims of discoveries that have later been debunked. Okay, first of all, that's a very rude

00:19:00.140 paragraph, I have to say. So you're telling me, if this guy makes one claim about aliens that's

00:19:05.800 debunked, allegedly, suddenly he's not allowed to present evidence of actual aliens that he finds?

00:19:11.700 Like, okay, so he made a claim about aliens that was debunked, and then he happened to find real

00:19:15.860 aliens. What do you want him to do? You want him to not tell us about it? Because he said,

00:19:19.960 well, I've been debunked once, so now I'm disqualified. It's like, you know, I understand

00:19:24.020 the boy who cried wolf, but if the boy cries wolf and he lies, and then the next day he brings the wolf

00:19:30.640 to you and says, here's a wolf, like, are you going to say, no, this is a psyop, right? I mean,

00:19:37.660 think about it. So continuing, at the public hearing, Mr. Masson showed U.S. officials and members

00:19:44.080 of the Mexican government several videos of UFOs and unidentified anomalous phenomena

00:19:48.080 before unveiling the alleged alien corpses. He said, quote, these specimen are not part of our

00:19:53.880 terrestrial evolution. These aren't beings that were found after UFO wreckage. They were found

00:19:58.200 in algae mines and were later fossilized. Mr. Masson told attendees the specimens have been studied by

00:20:04.660 scientists at the Autonomous National University of Mexico who were able to draw DNA evidence using

00:20:09.340 radiocarbon dating. After comparisons were made to other DNA samples, it was found that over 30% of

00:20:13.800 specimens DNA was unknown. And then he also showed x-rays and he said that bodies have eggs inside

00:20:21.800 while both were said to have implants made of very rare metals. Okay. And also these were a thousand

00:20:29.720 years old. They were able to date them to a thousand years old. Now, so this is tremendous. So we have

00:20:35.860 actual, so now we have the final piece. Everyone said that UFO sightings, that's not enough. I'm not

00:20:41.920 convinced. Uh, where are the actual alien bodies? Well, here you go. Here they are. What do you have

00:20:48.640 to say now? Uh, we have the actual video of him unveiling the, uh, alien corpses. So let's put that

00:20:53.840 up on the screen. You can see him there in the boxes laying very comfortably. There they are.

00:21:08.840 And if you don't speak Spanish, what he's saying, he's saying, uh, these are real aliens.

00:21:12.840 These are a hundred percent real. It's been proven. It's a fact. Ben Shapiro is wrong.

00:21:23.560 Look at this Ben Shapiro. What do you have to say now? Apologize to Matt Walsh. Apologize to him.

00:21:29.480 He says, and he continues along that way. Uh, so I'm, I'm bilingual. So a little bit of a

00:21:33.940 translation there. So I'll tell you, okay, so, uh, no, put the, put the picture back.

00:21:38.060 What do you, we have, we have images of actual aliens and we take them off the screen. Like

00:21:41.740 what? Put it on the screen the entire time. Can we see the images again of the aliens? Okay. Right

00:21:45.160 there. So, you know, what else do you need to see? That's the alien. And that's, so I'll say,

00:21:49.480 and I want to tell you exactly what happened. I'll tell you exactly what happened. So first of all,

00:21:54.060 we have to admit, I think for, for a thousand year old corpses, uh, you know, they're pretty cute

00:21:59.980 little guys, you know, and, and I mean, they look like a elf on the shelf or something. Uh, like they

00:22:05.460 could be, you know, like they're your friends who come to watch over you. And I can tell you just

00:22:09.660 from my own analysis that, uh, and you know, after having studied this or read the articles,

00:22:13.840 I've looked at these aliens. Um, I've looked at the DNA sequences and what I can tell from my own

00:22:20.020 research and studies is that these were definitely friendly aliens, a hundred percent, a hundred

00:22:24.420 percent guaranteed. And that's again, based on my own research. So these were, these were friendly

00:22:28.800 little guys who came to earth and, um, you know, I'm betting they had fun little names like, uh,

00:22:35.140 you know, like beep and bop or something were probably their names, I'm guessing. And so beep

00:22:39.420 and bop came all this way and they were just looking to make friends and they were just, you know,

00:22:43.380 they wanted to hang out and have a good time. And I'll tell you exactly what happened. So they landed

00:22:47.280 in pre-Columbian South America. And that is just, that's bad luck, man. That is, that is not where you

00:22:55.500 want to be. That's not the time you want to be. It's just, they're off. They're off by a few thousand

00:23:00.560 miles and a few hundred years. And, uh, they really got the wrong side of that coin flip. And now,

00:23:05.660 now this was in fairness to, uh, to Peru a thousand years ago, this was a thousand years ago. So if you're,

00:23:11.960 it's a thousand years ago and you're a tiny friendly alien from an advanced civilization,

00:23:16.200 there's not going to be anywhere on earth. That's great to land. There's not going to be any great

00:23:22.000 options for you. Uh, there's no ideal spot on the planet at that time, but you probably would

00:23:27.400 have been better off with medieval Europe. Um, I mean, you, you know, medieval Europe,

00:23:34.680 you probably still would have been captured and burned at the stake under the assumption that 0.64

00:23:37.880 you're a demon. Uh, but, uh, you might be able to reason with them. There's a chance, but landing in

00:23:43.360 Peru, now you're dealing with, I guess at that point, like the Inca, I think, or maybe whatever the

00:23:49.960 pre-Inca tribe was. And now you've got human sacrifices going on. So I guarantee, I guarantee 1.00

00:23:56.200 they landed and it was a whole group of them. These adorable little Ewoks, they landed and most

00:24:02.300 of them were immediately captured and scalped and butchered. And you could just imagine them

00:24:06.960 strolling up to the Incan, uh, death temple and just naively. And they're like, Hey folks, just,

00:24:12.900 uh, stopping by from planet Neptune or whatever. Just wanted to say hi. And then boom,

00:24:18.500 one of them is hit in the face with a spear and it's a bloodbath. And the two survivors,

00:24:23.140 they run into a cave and they hide and they're just looking at each other like, Holy crap, man, 0.84

00:24:28.260 what the hell kind of planet is this? We, this is not, this is the wrong solar system. We need to get 0.64

00:24:33.760 out of here. And you can actually see them. You can see them cringing. You know, he's, he died

00:24:38.800 cringing. They're just cringing. They're like, geez, this place is rough. And they died of starvation

00:24:45.060 or whatever, you know, or of exposure. They died of the cold and maybe they got bit by a rattlesnake

00:24:49.280 or something. That's my theory. And, um, and that's it. And that's what happened. And that's

00:24:54.780 my analysis. And I'm happy to provide this testimony, uh, to the Mexican government. Um,

00:24:59.720 that's the whole story of beep and bop that I've spent seven minutes on what, during what's supposed

00:25:07.660 to be a new segment. Anyway, moving on. Uh, if we can even move on from that, I don't know. How do

00:25:14.920 you move on from, Oh, we proved aliens. Let's talk about something else. All right. Uh, daily wire has

00:25:21.000 this report, an active member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, uh, a group of predominantly

00:25:26.240 gay men who openly mock Catholics were arrested in California last month for indecent exposure after 0.88

00:25:31.620 witnesses say he masturbated in public for an hour. According to a sheriff's office report obtained 0.98

00:25:36.840 by the daily wire, the man, 53 year old Clinton Monroe, Ellis Gilmore was arrested by police at

00:25:42.920 a, uh, you think that's enough names for this guy, Clinton Monroe, Ellis Gilmore, a lot of names.

00:25:49.880 And he's still just a freak was, was arrested by police at a beach side park after they received

00:25:54.640 a report of a male exposing himself in the driver's seat of a parked vehicle. According to numerous,

00:25:59.460 uh, witnesses, Ellis Gilmore had been at the location for approximately one hour sitting in his

00:26:03.400 truck with the door open masturbating. According to a sheriff's report on the incident, which took

00:26:07.800 place on August 12th at around 6 41 PM, the conduct does not appear to have been directed at anyone in

00:26:13.000 particular. That's an odd phrase. Okay. His public masturbation was not directed at anyone in

00:26:19.660 particular. How would it, what do you mean direct? What would it be to direct it at someone? Anyway, 0.84

00:26:25.820 he was publicly masturbating at this point. The arrest took place at a table bluff County park 0.69

00:26:32.580 in, uh, Loletta, California with over an hour of daylight still left. Google lists the park as a,

00:26:37.460 as good for kids and home to kid friendly hikes. And this is where this guy decided to pull up and

00:26:43.060 open his car door and, uh, uh, masturbate. A mugshot obtained by the daily wire from Ellis Gilmore's 0.97

00:26:49.060 booking indicates that he was at least shirtless at the time of the arrest. Uh, the sisters,

00:26:52.480 perpetual indulgence made headlines early this year after the Los Angeles Dodgers decided to honor the

00:26:56.480 group at a pride event. The group makes fun of Christianity. Its members are men in traditional 0.52

00:27:00.480 nun clothing that frequently use sexually suggestive names. It won the support, however,

00:27:04.660 of many in the media, which defended the group from critics who said it was a pervert, perverted,

00:27:08.600 uh, hate group and, uh, celebrated it for its dedication, um, to community service. So,

00:27:15.320 and, and there's a lot more in this report, but I think you get kind of get the gist of it.

00:27:20.380 And there's a lot more also, by the way, about how this, uh, drag queen, you know, all, all this

00:27:25.860 other sexually suggestive stuff, the disgusting stuff that he's posted online and all the rest of 0.53

00:27:29.980 it, everything that you expect. I mean, the, the main point about this, of course, when we hear,

00:27:35.980 uh, another of these stories of one of these guys being a pervert, um, the, the headline,

00:27:42.680 the takeaway is that there's, there's nothing surprising about this at all. You know,

00:27:49.380 just the, the very act of dressing up like a drag queen and parading around in public, 0.95

00:27:56.500 you know, that is already, okay, here's the point. That is already a voyeuristic,

00:28:03.160 uh, sexually depraved act. Okay. This is, this is all fetish that these men are engaged in all of it. 0.54

00:28:12.700 That's the only reason they're doing it. Why else would they be doing it? So every single one of

00:28:19.640 them, whether it's the sisters of perpetual indulgence or any other drag queen anywhere else, 1.00

00:28:24.540 they're all doing it because they get a sexual thrill out of it. And, uh, and that is what, 0.53

00:28:30.820 you know, when it comes to transgenderism or all the, anything, all these other things,

00:28:34.700 the LGBT movement, uh, so much of the LGBT movement really is simply about validating,

00:28:41.720 uh, the sexual fetishes of men for the most part. It's about validating sexual fetishes of men

00:28:48.280 and, uh, and, and providing them platforms to engage in those sexual fetishes publicly

00:28:52.620 and demanding that people, uh, uh, you know, tolerated or even participate in their sexual fetishes.

00:28:58.380 That's what it is. And that, and so when you find out that one of them is masturbating in public, 0.88

00:29:04.480 it's like, like, well, of course he was doing that. Like the, the drag itself is a form of public

00:29:10.400 masturbation. Essentially it is, it is a, it is a fetish that you're engaging in publicly, 0.88

00:29:15.560 which is also why it is always inappropriate, uh, to, to have kids anywhere near this.

00:29:23.840 It doesn't matter what the drag, what else the drag queen is doing. You know, a lot of these 1.00

00:29:29.360 videos that we've seen, the drag queens are twerking or whatever, they're dancing, they're 1.00

00:29:33.080 having money thrown out at them like they're strippers and there are kids there and that's

00:29:36.620 awful. Um, but even if the drag queens are just quote unquote reading a story and even if the story 1.00

00:29:43.940 is something innocuous, even if they're reading a cat in the hat or whatever, it still is wrong

00:29:50.860 because this is, they, it is still part of their fetish of their kind of sexual role play that

00:29:56.020 they're engaging in front of kids. All right, CNN, this is from Daily Wire, CNN anchor Poppy, uh,

00:30:02.760 Harlow forced Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham into a corner over her recent order calling gun violence, 1.00

00:30:08.980 a public health crisis and effectively suspending second amendment rights in Albuquerque and the

00:30:12.960 surrounding County. Uh, so it's not often that you see any kind of semi-difficult question from a CNN

00:30:19.220 anchor to a Democrat, but that's what happened here. Let's watch the, uh, tape. Are you overreaching?

00:30:25.040 Let me give you a hypothetical, right? You're a democratic governor who's doing this. What if a

00:30:29.040 Republican governor of a state declares a health emergency and unilaterally, uh, outlaws abortion

00:30:36.920 in that state where the legislature has not done so by statute, following your logic, would that also

00:30:43.220 be sound? Uh, in, in this situation, honestly, I don't think so, but that is what's happening in this

00:30:54.040 country. Yeah, she has, she has no real answer to it. She says, well, no, that wouldn't be legit. She

00:30:59.740 can't explain why, because there is no answer. Once you've set the precedent that you can, that a governor

00:31:05.480 can just unilaterally declare something a public health emergency and, and ban something outright

00:31:12.400 because of it, then, um, then you, it's, there's no, that is not a self-limiting principle. It's

00:31:19.860 designed to not be. There's, there's, there's no limitation on it. It just has to do with the

00:31:25.120 individual judgment of governor and what he or she considers a public health emergency to be.

00:31:29.760 And there are legitimate, like, for example, um, the, the castration and mutilation of children

00:31:37.760 is a public health, is an actual public health emergency. And so if Democrats can do this, then

00:31:45.140 the Republican governor should just say, there's a public health emergency. We're banned. We don't

00:31:49.040 need to go through any kind of legislative procedure here. We don't need to pass a law.

00:31:53.560 I'm saying right now it's banned because it's a public health emergency. And that again is an actual

00:31:58.560 public health emergency. So if that's the precedent that you've set, then that's where it goes.

00:32:06.100 The interesting thing about this now, look, uh, the fact that a governor tried to do this

00:32:10.840 is already big news, something that we should pay attention to. And I mean, obviously speak out

00:32:15.300 against at a minimum, but this is not going anywhere, uh, for her. She's, she's a, all of the law

00:32:24.800 enforcement basically at every level, right up to the, I believe the attorney general of the state

00:32:28.540 in New Mexico, they've all said that they're not going to enforce this. The sheriffs have all said

00:32:33.260 that the DAs, they're not going to enforce it. It's unconstitutional. They can't enforce it.

00:32:37.420 So we have that. So it's, it's unenforceable. She does no enforcement mechanism. Um, and she has 0.98

00:32:44.640 a bunch of people on her own side, like Democrats, including, uh, gun control wackos,

00:32:51.540 like David Hogg have spoken out against this. So this particular thing is not going anywhere

00:32:58.000 for her. Um, it's just going to die on the vine and that's going to be it. I guess not my guess.

00:33:04.140 She put up this 30, it's a 30 day suspension. Um, and people are just ignoring it as they should.

00:33:12.100 And she'll probably just let the 30 days go up and then that she'll move on and she'll declare some

00:33:16.340 kind of victory, you know, over those 30 days, if she can look at the quote, gun violence stats

00:33:22.600 and find that there was even like one fewer, like there was just one less person than average

00:33:28.520 was killed, then she could declare a victory. And if she looks at gun violence stats and, uh,

00:33:33.720 she doesn't see that, then she can just lie about the stats. Uh, you know, and she can always do 0.99

00:33:37.820 that. So she'll find a way to declare victory and she'll move on. 1.00

00:33:39.680 But does that mean that the threat posed by this move is, uh, has been neutralized? And the answer

00:33:51.200 is no, because like we talked about on Monday, when we first discussed this, you know, there was a

00:33:57.140 coordinated response from Democrats, from prominent Democrats about this move by the New Mexico

00:34:03.960 governor, New Mexico governor. And so coordinate, you could tell it was coordinated because they were

00:34:08.660 using almost identical language when they denounced it. And remember, then you even heard it there too,

00:34:15.700 I think. But the thing that they always threw in, right, is, well, there's no authority to do this

00:34:22.520 at the state level, right? A state government can't do this. There's no state exception to the

00:34:29.500 constitution. The governor of a state doesn't have this. So they're always throwing in the state part of

00:34:35.300 it. Because what they're setting up, it will seem like this was, um, a major defeat for the Democrats.

00:34:45.740 They tried it. It didn't work. But on the surface, in the short term, it is a defeat.

00:34:53.440 But they're trying to set up a precedent where, yeah, states can't do this. The federal government can.

00:35:01.020 Which is always what the left prefers to do anyway. Like, they don't even want the states to exist in

00:35:06.860 the first place. They don't want states' rights they don't believe in, and they never have. So they

00:35:11.520 would prefer for everything to be happening, and for all the laws and all the edicts to be passed down

00:35:16.280 from a centralized, from a massive behemoth centralized federal government. And so that's what

00:35:20.960 they're setting up. And that's why they always qualify it by saying states can't do it. Federal

00:35:26.780 government can. Um, okay, we mentioned this, but maybe a little bit more to say about it. I want

00:35:36.000 to play this clip for you. This is from the Daily Wire. The View host Whoopi Goldberg offered a rare

00:35:39.760 defense of a Republican on Tuesday, standing by Senator Tim Scott amid questions about his

00:35:43.380 relationship status. Scott, who's not married, has filed a number of questions about that over the

00:35:47.700 years. Um, and Goldberg waved the question away. So there's two clips. Let's play the first clip

00:35:53.760 from this discussion. The other ladies of The View talking about whether it's a problem that 0.96

00:36:00.900 Tim Scott is single, and whether we should even be asking questions about it in the first place.

00:36:06.660 Let's play this. We met your mom. Will we meet her? Will we meet your girlfriend?

00:36:11.960 You will, of course, at some point. Okay. Great.

00:36:14.540 Where's she hiding? Why is, wait, why is Brian Kilmeade single shaming him? This reminds me of my

00:36:19.420 mom before I met my husband. Like, headline, Alyssa is still single. Well, it does remind you of every

00:36:23.860 woman that's ever walked the earth has been asked, well, where's the man who finds you? But it's,

00:36:27.880 again, it can be very important because of the pillow talk that happens. And if she's a lunatic. 1.00

00:36:34.080 Yeah, but Abigail Adams was a huge influence on her husband. You could, since the beginning of 0.88

00:36:37.820 time. Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor Roosevelt. And that's why it's important to know. I will say

00:36:42.700 the Post reporter, Ben Terrace, wrote that he left an interview with Tim Scott, unsure whether Scott's

00:36:48.420 girlfriend actually exists. And he wrote this. Technically, I can't verify that she exists,

00:36:53.900 except to note that for a presidential campaign to essentially reverse catfish America would be

00:36:59.380 insane. The Washington Post- Would it, though?

00:37:01.680 The Washington Post reports that six friends of Scott's said they didn't know about a woman in

00:37:07.360 his life. Why are they investigating? So, in fact, I just want to make one note about that

00:37:13.780 before we talk in broad terms about it. But I thought it was funny. We heard from one of the

00:37:19.240 hens on the view there that, well, this is something every woman has to deal with since the beginning of 1.00

00:37:23.480 time. All these questions about her relationship status. And she says that, and she doesn't even

00:37:28.700 notice that, okay, what we're seeing here is evidence that, you know, you have turned this

00:37:34.660 into a gender thing. You've turned this into questions about relationship status. You've just 0.99

00:37:39.640 always told yourself that, oh, only women. That's scrutiny that only women deal with. 1.00

00:37:44.560 The Tim Scott story is proof that it's not just a woman thing. Okay, this is, if you get to a 1.00

00:37:49.480 certain age, whether you're a man or a woman, and you're not married, people start asking questions.

00:37:55.260 They're like, what's going on with that? Why didn't you get married? And these are valid questions.

00:37:59.960 They are valid. And so, Tim Scott is proof that it's not just women. But rather than realizing

00:38:07.440 that, rather than saying, oh, okay, well, apparently women are not being uniquely persecuted with this

00:38:10.820 question. It turns out that men are asked, people ask these questions about men also. Rather than saying

00:38:15.140 that, they have to insist that, well, this is the exception. This is the one time, this is the one

00:38:20.320 time anyone has ever asked this question about a man. Anyway, but then we have Whoopi Goldberg chime

00:38:25.540 in and say that her rare occasion of defending a Republican. Let's watch.

00:38:30.860 Here's my question. I don't care. This is the issue. And it's a big issue in the country.

00:38:37.840 Why is my private life of so much interest to you that you can't get past the fact that I may not be

00:38:48.080 interested in being married? I might not want a spouse. That doesn't mean I can't do the job.

00:38:55.080 It doesn't mean I don't have people who can meet and greet all those folks that come. You know,

00:39:00.480 there have been several presidents in our, not our lifetime, I don't think, not even George's lifetime.

00:39:07.840 Well, that's true. Joy always says, Joy always says, you know, she used to go with Lincoln.

00:39:13.080 James Buchanan. James Buchanan. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. I did. I did. Did you date him too?

00:39:17.700 Do you have more time? Do you have more energy? Yes. I was much more productive when I was single

00:39:21.460 and hiding in a job than I do now. I just, I just don't think it's right for, for people to invest

00:39:28.860 that kind of stuff in, into anyone until you know what. So we get the idea, but, but

00:39:37.460 ultimately they are having this long conversation about Tim Scott and his, and his, uh, his relationship

00:39:42.080 status. And as we already covered in the, uh, as in, in the opening, there's the underlying hypocrisy

00:39:49.300 here that once again, he's Republican. So we're having this conversation, uh, when it comes to

00:39:54.440 Democrats, there's supposed to be just a, a veil of silence and secrecy over their entire,

00:40:02.320 you can't ask any questions about the private life at all. Uh, certainly we know that Barack Obama

00:40:07.040 benefited greatly from that double standard and no questions about, you know, this guy just shows

00:40:13.960 up on the scene and everyone's asking like, where did he come from? What's his deal? What's his

00:40:17.680 background? Can we find out any discussion about what this guy was doing prior to yesterday

00:40:25.000 is, uh, irrelevant than innovation and privacy. So we know about that double standard and that's been

00:40:29.980 established and it's, you know, and we have to always mention it. Um, that said, uh, again,

00:40:37.340 if this is being applied consistently, these are, it's, of course it matters. Okay. Just speaking

00:40:45.720 objectively, putting all the double standard stuff aside, of course your private life matters.

00:40:52.320 Of course it matters. Of course it matters for politicians, especially, obviously it does.

00:40:57.260 So you take Tim Scott. Now, again, it's pretty clear to me, I don't know this, but from my

00:41:04.600 perspective, it certainly seems that he is lying about having this girlfriend. Uh, and if you watch

00:41:10.780 that whole interview with, uh, the whole exchange with Brian Kilmeade on Fox, you could just, you could

00:41:16.740 tell it's, you could tell it is very obvious. And he's, are we going to meet your girlfriend? Oh yeah.

00:41:22.600 Sure. Uh, it seems very clear that something is up with this, uh, quote unquote girlfriend.

00:41:30.480 And, and obviously if you want to be president and you're allegedly in a romantic relationship

00:41:35.440 with someone, we want to know who that person is, who is someone that you're spending a lot of time

00:41:40.120 with that has a lot of influence on you as it would in any romantic relationship. Who is that?

00:41:45.040 It's, we would like to know that we actually have a right to know that if you want to be president,

00:41:50.700 if you want to have the, if you want to have, uh, be in the most powerful position in the country,

00:41:54.820 uh, and potentially whoever this person is, is going to be coming with you into the white house

00:41:59.820 or certainly be visiting very often. Who is the person? You really have to tell us that you can't

00:42:06.460 just keep it a secret. If you want to have all that stuff, be a secret, don't run for president.

00:42:10.540 Um, and beyond that, it's just, it's, it's absurd. It's an absurd conversation because it's absurd

00:42:20.320 to even question whether a political candidate's private life is relevant for discussion. Of course

00:42:27.160 it is. Uh, their private life speaks to who they are in many ways. You could make the argument

00:42:36.840 that a politician's private life is even more relevant than, and more important than what he's

00:42:45.380 done publicly. It's certainly more important than what he says publicly. Now I think ultimately the

00:42:50.220 most important thing for a politician is going to be the policies that he's supported, the policies

00:42:55.720 that he's pushed through, the laws that he's, uh, he's written or signed, you know, that's always

00:43:00.400 going to be the most important thing. But a real close second on that list is going to be that

00:43:07.080 person's private life, who they are privately. And that is more important than what he, than what

00:43:11.600 that person says publicly. Like we all agree that someone's running for office and they say something

00:43:17.840 publicly, whatever they've said is open for scrutiny and it does matter. Is what they said true? Are they

00:43:24.620 lying? Are they telling the truth? You know, um, are they making an argument for something that makes

00:43:29.820 sense or not? I mean, we talk about all these things, but even more relevant is how does that

00:43:36.100 person conduct themselves in their private life? Which is another way of saying, what kind of person

00:43:40.320 is this? Um, and when you want to be president, you're on the clock 24 seven, unless you're Joe Biden

00:43:49.960 and you take, uh, you take 23 days of vacation every month. Most of the time, and for most cases,

00:43:59.820 you're basically on the clock as president 24 seven. So actually you don't really have a private

00:44:04.880 life. That's what you're signing up for. I mean, it's one of the many reasons why I would never want

00:44:09.600 to be president. And I sort of like question it. This is one, this is the paradox to begin with

00:44:14.940 of having an office like the presidency, that if someone who would seek it in the first place

00:44:20.180 is automatically suspect. The fact that you would even want that job, uh, I think immediately calls

00:44:25.680 into question your judgment and all the rest of it. But you know, it's just, you have to deal with

00:44:29.080 that paradox. Um, but one of the consequences is that you have no private life. You're on the

00:44:34.980 clock all the time. You're the president all the time. You wield a lot of authority and power all

00:44:39.140 the time, 24 seven, every second of the day. And so everything about you matters. Uh, and to me,

00:44:48.420 that's again, pretty obvious. Let's get to the next step.

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00:46:18.060 Was Walsh wrong? I haven't been wrong yet since we've started this segment, surprisingly,

00:46:23.480 but let's find out if today is the day. So we have a couple of responses to two different

00:46:27.700 points made on the show yesterday. So Mr. Big Deal says, how is manifesting any different than praying?

00:46:35.920 Why is praying considered normal but manifesting isn't? By the way, I think both are most likely scams.

00:46:40.040 And another comment says, isn't that what prayer does? I mean, I know Christians will spin it, 1.00

00:46:45.380 but I'm a Christian and prayer literally brings manifestation. So do you mean their way of doing

00:46:49.860 it is wrong and fake? Yes, that is what I mean. Their way of doing it is wrong and fake. I think I

00:46:57.320 explained this already in pretty extensive detail. Certainly, I think I clearly explained it. The

00:47:05.340 difference between this new age, modern notion, this TikTok thing of manifesting and praying on the

00:47:11.660 other hand. And probably the number one biggest difference is that when you're praying, you are

00:47:19.980 beseeching an authority, you know, the ultimate authority, God. You're reaching out to God, a being,

00:47:27.880 right? With manifesting, you're reaching out to nobody, to nothing. It is a prayer being offered

00:47:35.340 up to empty space, to no one, to, again, the universe itself. So that's the difference. Are you

00:47:42.880 going to pray to the creator of the universe or to the actual universe? It's a little bit like,

00:47:49.620 I don't know, somebody builds a house and you can go and if you need a favor, you can go and ask for

00:47:58.760 the favor from the guy who built the house, you know, the carpenter, the builder, or you can go

00:48:04.680 ask for the favor from the house itself. And I think if you stand at the house and say, hey, can you help

00:48:09.580 me with something? Nothing's going to happen because it's a house. It's an inanimate object. If you go up to

00:48:14.860 the guy who built it, maybe he'll help you out. Maybe he won't, but it's an actual person. It's a being.

00:48:19.620 Right? So that's the biggest difference. But there are other differences too. And probably

00:48:25.780 the second biggest is that in prayer, first of all, not all prayer from the Christian conception

00:48:32.280 is supposed to be a prayer. Not all prayers are prayers of petition. That's a type of prayer

00:48:37.220 where you are petitioning, you're asking for something. But there's always the understanding

00:48:41.400 that the answer can be no. And I know, you know, certainly in my own life, prayers of petition,

00:48:46.160 you know, probably like 90%, 90% of the time, the answer ends up being no, or, or, or at least

00:48:51.220 if not, no, the answer very often will be not yet. Um, um, or not like that, or, you know,

00:48:56.640 not exactly in the way that you want. So it's, it's, it's, you know, you're not always going

00:49:00.740 to get an exact yes. Uh, and Christians understand that with manifesting, right? Remember all this 0.99

00:49:06.400 manifesting tick tocks we played, it was like, say this exact phrase and you'll get exactly what you

00:49:11.600 want. You know, put, put in mind this precise thing that you want. You want, right? You're a

00:49:17.880 woman and you want this guy to text you and say this phrase. And that particular guy will text you 1.00

00:49:24.780 because he will be, uh, taken over by the forces of the universe in some cosmic, mysterious way

00:49:30.180 and compelled to text you. Uh, so it's a kind of a form of like cosmic kidnapping that's going on.

00:49:37.780 Um, so there's no, there's no, there's no room for, for getting a no, another difference,

00:49:43.120 which then leads to the other big difference, which is that there's no humility. So

00:49:46.460 in prayer is an act, if it's being done correctly, prayer is an act of humbling yourself before, um,

00:49:53.780 a power greater than yourself. And so it's an act, if it's actual prayer, if you're praying the right

00:49:59.560 kind of way, then you are humbling yourself before God. Um, this manifesting thing takes

00:50:05.360 the human, takes God out of it. Uh, it takes any possibility of disappointment out of it,

00:50:10.740 right? It's all, you're always going to get a yes. So, so it's very self-serving and all that,

00:50:15.460 but also there's no humility. Okay. Remember what we heard from those manifesting gurus.

00:50:21.840 What do they all say? They said, well, this is what you deserve. This is what you should have

00:50:26.280 because you're so special and the universe owes this to you. And so when you, when you, um,

00:50:32.660 when you manifest, you're declaring to the universe, how great you are and what you're owed.

00:50:39.800 That is not what praying is. It's not what a Christian does in prayer. I tell you something 1.00

00:50:42.780 as a Christian, if you approach prayer that way, if you go to God, say, God,

00:50:46.640 I'm great. I think we both agree. So here's what I need from you. Um, if you go to God that way,

00:50:54.620 then you're certainly not going to get what you want. And most likely you'll get, uh, repudiation,

00:50:59.620 you know, you'll get something that you didn't want. So I think there's a number of significant

00:51:04.800 differences. Uh, now we talked a little bit about 9-11 conspiracy theories, a couple of comments

00:51:09.700 about that. Dad Bear says, President Kennedy's assassination by the U S government was kept

00:51:13.440 secret for 60 years. So why is it so incomprehensible that 9-11 has been kept secret for 20 years,

00:51:18.340 Matt? Tommy says, hope they're paying you enough for 9-11 stuff. None of the theories make sense.

00:51:23.620 How about building seven, Mr. Intuitive? Nothing hit that building. You really believe

00:51:27.860 the debris, but Matt, you're losing credibility by the day. Uh, who do you think is paying me? Yeah,

00:51:32.160 I'm a, you're right. Uh, Tommy, I'm part of the conspiracy. The government is paying me to,

00:51:37.040 to, they've paid me to do that one segment in my whole life. You know, so I talked about 9-11

00:51:44.100 conspiracy theories for like three minutes, probably for the first time in my public life. I've

00:51:49.340 mentioned it one time and I'm being paid. I'm in on it. The FBI has come to me and they said,

00:51:55.920 we'll give you a $10 million to talk about this for three minutes on your podcast. That's how

00:52:01.100 influential you are, Mr. Walsh. Here's the 10 million. That's exactly what happened. Uh, so you

00:52:06.200 caught me. Um, to the other question, no, it's not incomprehensible that the government could keep a

00:52:14.220 secret. Uh, I think we've shown the government's very bad at keeping secrets and that there are,

00:52:20.860 it leaks like a sieve. I mean, think about especially all through the Trump administration,

00:52:24.860 just leaks coming from everywhere all the time. Um, and as the government grows and grows and

00:52:30.700 grows, you get more and more of that. Cause it's just the gut, when we're talking about the

00:52:32.960 government, we're talking about a massive behemoth, uh, blob like organism that it's just,

00:52:40.360 it's impossible to, to keep it all silent. Um, but when it comes to 9-11, it's not just the

00:52:47.520 secret, it's the coordination. So I think it is true that the government has, is very bad at

00:52:53.000 keeping secrets, but they're even worse at coordinating and achieving something like doing,

00:53:00.860 putting a goal in mind and then coordinating amongst all these different limbs and things.

00:53:06.080 And we're more like tentacles. You got all these tentacles spread out all over the place,

00:53:09.560 coordinating all these tentacles to then go and achieve something. And that's why I talk about

00:53:15.420 the government. It's more like, it's not an octopus. You think of tentacles, you think of an

00:53:18.040 octopus, but an octopus, it's not because octopus, it's got many brains and each of these tentacles

00:53:23.600 in some way is like autonomous, but they all work together in this sort of hive mind, mysterious kind

00:53:29.080 of way. That is not how the government works. Um, each tentacle has its own designs and they're not

00:53:35.860 coordinating at all and they're all going off in different directions. So the coordination

00:53:39.040 okay to, that you're talking about for this 9-11 conspiracy where they've rigged all the buildings

00:53:45.020 with explosives and they're pretending that planes are flying. Maybe planes really are flying into some

00:53:49.780 of these buildings, but elsewhere they're not. So the Pentagon didn't get hit with a plane, right?

00:53:53.940 They got hit by a missile somehow. Uh, and then we're pretending. So you're, you're taught to,

00:53:59.580 to do all of this, right? You would need coordination from thousands of people. I mean,

00:54:08.800 from everyone, from the people that are putting, setting up the explosives to the building managers

00:54:13.360 in these buildings to the airlines themselves who are going along with the claim that a plane hit the

00:54:20.240 Pentagon and really didn't. So they've made up an entire plane that never existed. Uh, it's just

00:54:24.860 thousands of people, thousands are coordinating to pull this off. And, um, that alone is just,

00:54:33.460 anytime I hear a theory like that, my immediately red flags go up. And I think that is not the

00:54:39.560 incompetent, clumsy, oafish bureaucracy that I have come to know and loathe through my 37 years on earth. 0.63

00:54:47.380 Um, but then there's also just, as I said yesterday, the, the, it's not even clear what

00:54:54.020 the theory is. Like it doesn't even make any sense. I mean, they rigged the building with

00:54:57.960 explosives. They still fly planes into them, but then they rigged building seven with explosives

00:55:02.060 and they don't bother flying a plane into that one. And then they detonated anyway. Why? So there's

00:55:07.520 the question for people who believe in the nine 11 conspiracy where they say, well, why did building

00:55:11.520 seven, seven fall? And I think it's pretty obvious debris fell. It's, it, it lit on fire. Uh,

00:55:17.080 and then it fell. Okay. You don't buy that. But then I would throw the back on you. Why would

00:55:21.840 they, why is that part of it? Why would they do that? Why? So they have this whole big plan where

00:55:27.700 they're flying planes into buildings and then detonating them. I don't know why you need to do

00:55:31.380 both, but then they have building seven and they say, and they're coming up with their plan and they

00:55:36.460 say, are we going to take that building down too? Uh, oh yeah, we've got to take that building

00:55:39.500 down. Are we going to fly a plane to that one? No, we don't need to fly a plane. We'll just take

00:55:42.320 that one down without the plane. Why did they do that just so they could leave the, leave the

00:55:48.500 breadcrumbs so that you, Tommy could, uh, could figure this out and expose it. It doesn't make

00:55:53.880 any sense. It's kind of like, um, you know, the conspiracy theories that popped up about Sandy

00:56:00.840 Hook where people said that Sandy Hook never happened and it's crisis actors and it was all

00:56:04.740 nonsense. And one thing that they said, uh, early, early on is that there were articles about Sandy

00:56:11.320 Hook that were posted before Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook happened. And, and of course the explanation

00:56:17.960 is very simple that timestamps on articles are very often wrong. They're very often wrong. It's

00:56:22.700 not that confusing. And so there were some articles about Sandy Hook that came up and the

00:56:26.740 timestamps were wrong and they seem to indicate that the article was published before Sandy

00:56:30.100 could happen. And so that makes sense to me. But then I throw it back at the conspiracy

00:56:33.540 theorist and I think what? So if this is all a big staged thing, why would the

00:56:40.300 conspirators publish the article before they even, uh, committed the fake mass shooting?

00:56:48.580 So how does that make any sense on your theory? So these are evil geniuses that are able to hatch

00:56:54.900 this plan and carry it out and fool everybody. And yet they still do something really obviously

00:56:59.940 stupid, like publish the article about it before it even happens. You see, that makes less sense 0.98

00:57:06.300 on your theory than it does on mine. And mine is just the reality.

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00:58:42.180 When I first saw this article in the Guardian, in a brief moment of hopeless optimism, I thought, based on the

00:58:48.160 title, that it might be making a valid and important point. And here's the title. When I became a mother, I lost

00:58:54.900 my body and realized it never belonged to me. Now, that's actually true. As a woman, your body does not 0.99

00:59:01.900 belong entirely to you. As a man, your body doesn't belong entirely to you. You are not an autonomous

00:59:09.920 island floating alone out in the sea. Neither am I. I have responsibilities. I have obligations. I owe

00:59:16.040 myself to others, especially my family. And when I say I, that includes my body as I am not in this life

00:59:24.620 separable from my body. There is no I that exists separate of my body. They're one in the same. I am

00:59:31.480 my body. This is why bodily autonomy is a misnomer. It's a myth. It's incoherent. To be entirely

00:59:38.580 autonomous in your body is to be entirely autonomous in your person, as these are one in the same. But no

00:59:44.540 person is autonomous. We all have duties that transcend whatever claims we might want to make to autonomy.

00:59:49.700 Like there are lots of things that you can be forced to do. And if you are forced to do it,

00:59:56.500 then your body is forced to do it. Because again, you exist and your body exists. They're one in the

01:00:01.960 same. You are your body. And this is especially true if you're a mother and a wife or a father and a

01:00:08.420 husband. Though it's also true of everybody, no matter their relationship status. I, that is my mind,

01:00:14.960 soul and body all together. They're a package deal. I get up every morning and care for my family. I go

01:00:21.840 to work. I, I do things around the house. I, I, I pick up the sleeping three-year-old from the couch

01:00:26.980 and I carry her to bed. I lift heavy things that need to be lifted, whether physically or

01:00:30.660 metaphorically. I do all of this and many other things with my body as my body. And I have no right

01:00:36.860 legally or morally to just up and declare one day that I don't want to do anything for anyone else.

01:00:41.840 I don't want to be forced to do anything, uh, even for my own kids or my wife. That would make

01:00:46.940 me neglectful and derelict and criminally so. There are also laws and other legal obligations

01:00:52.600 that I'm expected to fulfill and obey with my body as I do everything with my body as, as my body,

01:00:59.200 because again, I am my body. Once again, these, these are obligations that supersede any notion of

01:01:04.960 autonomy. So, so yes, it's true in this sense that my body does not belong only to me as I myself do

01:01:14.100 not belong only to myself. I am not a self-created being existing only for whatever purpose I decide

01:01:20.520 and neither is the author of this article. And I thought that maybe that was the realization she

01:01:26.400 had come to and decided to write about, but I was wrong. Instead, the author, a feminist named Amanda, 0.89

01:01:32.960 Amanda Monte has written, not a revelation that she is a child of God who exists for a higher purpose,

01:01:39.340 but rather a lament that everybody in the world, including her children, especially her children,

01:01:44.460 are using and victimizing her. This is not an expression of motherly love, but a long, weird,

01:01:50.280 and weirdly sexualized whine. It is, in other words, exactly what you expect from a feminist. 1.00

01:01:56.540 Uh, let me read just a few passages. Quote,

01:01:58.360 Quote,

01:02:28.340 Now, this is a theme that she returns to over and over again. She compares her young children

01:02:41.060 to the men that she had unpleasant sexual experiences with. And these comparisons get 0.95

01:02:46.260 even more disturbing and specific as the article goes on. Listen to this, quote,

01:02:51.620 Quote,

01:02:52.620 I got home at the end of a long day, working at the daycare. I let my daughter have her way with me. 1.00

01:02:57.580 Exhausted from many sleepless nights, tending to my baby, I lay on the floor of her room,

01:03:02.580 let her pat me to sleep. I did as I was told, eyes closed, half awake. When the game was finished,

01:03:07.620 she ascended me, requesting books on laps, a ride around the apartment, more breast. 1.00

01:03:12.600 I called on, I called on coping mechanisms, old coping mechanisms. In my twenties, I had learned

01:03:17.700 methods for disassociating. I studied corners of the room while men got themselves off inside me.

01:03:23.560 I listened to their heavy breathing, calculating how much longer, moaning here and there to help

01:03:27.480 them along, moving my hips methodically or going limp. I had cleaved myself from my body long ago.

01:03:33.520 This was nothing new. Now, it's bad enough that she needs to develop a coping mechanism to deal with

01:03:39.900 the awful burden of spending a few minutes with her daughter. Even worse, she directly compares this

01:03:45.600 time with her daughter to other times when men, and I, quote, got themselves off inside her. 0.95

01:03:51.640 And she keeps going on this note, quote, most of our sexual encounters are spent in calculations.

01:03:56.280 The feminist theorist and co-founder of the Wages for Work movement, Silvia Federici, writes of women,

01:04:01.900 we sigh, sob, gasp, pant, jump up and down in bed. But in the meantime, our minds keep calculating how

01:04:07.940 much, how much of ourselves can we give before we lose or undersell ourselves? How much will we get in

01:04:13.180 return? Motherhood was filled with an agonizing sense of calculation, of waiting, of pushing my

01:04:18.600 body to the brink of what it could take, of counting down the minutes, and of doing things I did not want

01:04:22.340 to do repeatedly. I tried to make myself into an object that was accommodating and agreeable, but

01:04:26.360 over time, I found myself wondering whether life, for some women, was just a series of moments in which 0.74

01:04:31.080 we grit our teeth and watch the clock. Now, there's a lot more like this. It's all woven throughout the

01:04:35.700 article, which apparently the author has adapted from an entire book she wrote on the subject, and she

01:04:39.840 doesn't seem to understand why normal people consider it extremely disturbing to compare playtime

01:04:45.260 with your toddler to an awkward hookup you had with some guy. She doesn't understand this because

01:04:51.340 to a feminist, this is second nature. They sexualize absolutely everything. They can't help themselves. 1.00

01:04:58.440 I mean, they see sexual competition and sexual tension and sexual conquest and sexual mind games

01:05:06.440 in everything they do, everything that happens to them. Everything is sexual all the time. This is

01:05:13.580 the kind of neurosis that they bring into motherhood, and it's why their children invariably 0.99

01:05:18.460 grow up to despise them, and justifiably so. But the article isn't all just this weird, wildly out of

01:05:24.980 place and inappropriate sex talk. There's also quite a lot of melodramatic complaining. This is the other

01:05:30.440 specialty of a feminist, self-martyrdom, putting themselves up on the cross. And she climbs up on 1.00

01:05:37.000 many crosses all throughout the article. A quick sample, quote, avoiding my own needs and desires

01:05:42.720 have become a method of survival. What I wanted in early motherhood more than anything was to feel as

01:05:48.180 though I fully inhabited and had my body, but all the ideas about how I should act as a mother, how I

01:05:54.400 should respond to near constant requests, demands for attention, volatile emotions, hands down my shirt,

01:05:59.340 smushing my face, not to mention the complete dissolution of self I experienced outside my

01:06:03.480 role as mother, made me feel so small. I struggled with the physicality of caring for children, which

01:06:08.500 was worsened by the isolation and alienation I felt as friends and colleagues disappeared, and as my

01:06:12.600 husband and I, despite our best efforts, fell into a rather traditional division of labor in the home.

01:06:17.740 She also complains that her children are ravenous beasts who devour her. Reading, quote,

01:06:22.620 Marguerite de Ross wrote that in motherhood, a woman gives her body over to her child until they're on her, 0.99

01:06:27.840 as they might be on a hill, in a garden. They devour her, they hit her, they sleep on her.

01:06:32.980 Though my child's touch began as something invited, as I lost control of my life, every request,

01:06:38.280 every tug felt like a violation. She lets herself be devoured, de Ross writes. Nothing like this

01:06:43.480 happens with fathers. I didn't want to be devoured. I tried very hard not to be devoured. I would not say

01:06:49.400 that I let it happen. And she ends on this note, quote, at least on the surface, the love I shared with

01:06:54.420 my young children felt uncomplicated by gender. It was my sudden, lonely housewifery that felt

01:06:59.120 forced, compulsory, staged, inescapable, and recognizable. I was living a life that seemed,

01:07:05.160 as de Ross put it, to have been written down and described already. And as with my early sexual

01:07:10.140 encounters, the experience of getting what I wanted was immediately tainted by what I hadn't known

01:07:15.600 before consenting. Okay, so we see here all of the hallmarks of feminism. One, as I already 0.66

01:07:23.040 mentioned, is the compulsion to sexualize everything. Another is a fundamental misunderstanding

01:07:27.960 about bodily autonomy. Namely, the feminist thinks that bodily autonomy, absolute bodily autonomy, 1.00

01:07:33.020 can actually exist or should exist, and it can't. And yet another is the insistence on being a victim

01:07:40.300 in all things, in all circumstances, no matter what. Notice how she describes all of her sexual

01:07:44.760 encounters as horrific drudgeries that she had to cope with and endure miserably. That's not because

01:07:50.800 the encounters were non-consensual. She did consent, but she is still a victim of them somehow.

01:07:57.080 She's the victim of everything. She's the victim of everything that she herself does.

01:08:01.980 She's the victim even of her own children's affection. She is cringing through life, waiting

01:08:07.720 for every moment to be done so that she can get to the next moment and complain about that one too. 0.97

01:08:12.780 She presents herself as an utterly insufferable person, a bitter, irritable, petulant harpy. 1.00

01:08:18.620 This is the picture she paints of herself, and I am quite sure that it's accurate. 0.96

01:08:23.920 Now, it is true, of course, that women carry their own special burdens. They have their own pains, 0.98

01:08:31.040 their own suffering. It's true that motherhood can be challenging, sometimes profoundly so. It's true

01:08:35.960 that being constantly needed by your children, constantly the focus of their attention, can at

01:08:41.300 times be draining and exhausting. Nobody denies any of that. But you don't get any credit for facing

01:08:50.020 those challenges or any sympathy for the suffering you experience if all you do is complain about it. 0.96

01:08:57.760 If you have a terrible attitude the whole time, if you are whiny and miserable and awful to be around, 0.68

01:09:03.860 then you receive no gratitude from your loved ones because you don't deserve any, okay? You don't 0.98

01:09:10.220 deserve it. We usually say children should be grateful to their parents, but if their parents

01:09:15.600 are just miserable and resentful all the time, you know what? Your children shouldn't be grateful for

01:09:20.380 you. They shouldn't. To be grateful for what? This is what happens with a woman like Amanda, 1.00

01:09:26.040 and there are many such cases. She experiences some of the ordinary hardships and difficulties that come

01:09:30.720 with being a mother and a wife, and she becomes immediately bitter about it, and then even more

01:09:35.640 bitter that her children and husband aren't appreciative and grateful for her sacrifices. But what are they

01:09:41.060 supposed to appreciate? You've met every challenge and hardship with the worst possible attitude in the

01:09:46.760 worst possible way, and you have brought misery and anger and resentment into the home. What do you want

01:09:53.260 them to thank you for? I mean, you should be apologizing to them, not expecting a thank you. You don't

01:09:59.480 get credit for simply experiencing a hardship. Everyone does that. Like, the fact that you're

01:10:04.480 just experiencing it. We all have to experience hardship. There's nothing special about that.

01:10:11.060 You get credit for enduring it with some semblance of dignity and strength and courage,

01:10:16.700 which it doesn't seem that Amanda ever has in her life. And this is a point that lots of people,

01:10:22.980 and not just feminists, need to understand. We all have crosses that we bear, and you can choose 1.00

01:10:27.920 to carry yours with grace, or you can whine and cry and milk it for every ounce of pity you can get

01:10:33.840 out of it. And if you choose the latter option, then it's all for nothing. You see, suffering is an

01:10:39.380 opportunity. It's an opportunity to become stronger, to gain wisdom, to gain perspective,

01:10:45.200 but you squander that opportunity if you whimper and moan and gripe the whole time.

01:10:51.560 Now, you still have to suffer, but you aren't even becoming a better person through it. You're

01:10:58.160 actually becoming a worse person. It's the worst of all worlds. So you get the suffering that we all

01:11:04.020 do, but none of the benefits, none of the bright side. You've only become smaller and weaker in the

01:11:11.040 process until you become an exceptionally small and weak person, like our friend Amanda, who is now today,

01:11:18.780 of course, canceled. And that'll do it for the show today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for

01:11:24.260 listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.

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