The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1225 - Here's What The Media Doesn't Want You To Know About The Violent Crime Plaguing Our Cities

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, viral footage shows two teenagers intentionally running into and killing a man on a bicycle.

00:00:05.380 It's just the latest example of totally arbitrary, pointless, violent crime in our cities.

00:00:09.600 And it's a problem that will only get worse until we're honest about it.

00:00:12.200 Also, Russell Brand has now been demonetized by YouTube over allegations made in the media from 15 years ago.

00:00:17.900 Plus, another city has learned that providing safe and clean areas for people to use drugs will not lead to less drug use.

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00:00:24.800 In our daily cancellation, a woman identifies as a man and is horrified after her first experience in a men's bathroom. 0.60

00:00:30.580 We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:01:54.260 You know, if you ask human rights groups, public executions are a thing of the past in the developed world.

00:02:00.040 If you want to see a public execution, according to the experts at Amnesty International, you need to go somewhere truly third world, like Somalia or North Korea.

00:02:08.220 Otherwise, you're not going to come across executions in the middle of the day, right out of the open, because we're more civilized than that.

00:02:15.300 We might have runaway inflation that rivals the late Roman Empire.

00:02:19.500 We might have state-of-the-art fighter jets that the Pentagon loses, like spare change.

00:02:23.580 But at least we don't lop people's heads off in the town square because they stole a loaf of bread or whatever.

00:02:29.460 What human rights groups will not tell you, because it's inconvenient for their preferred political narrative,

00:02:33.820 is that public executions are now, in fact, more common in the first world than they've ever been in history.

00:02:39.920 And it's not even close.

00:02:42.040 In fact, these executions are happening all the time, right here in the United States.

00:02:46.520 All that's changed from a century ago is that the authorities are not the ones carrying out these killings,

00:02:51.820 in accordance with any kind of, you know, legal standard.

00:02:55.480 Instead, the perpetrators are young criminals, who also happen to be, whether we want to acknowledge it or not, 0.97

00:03:00.680 disproportionately male and black. 0.66

00:03:02.560 One of these public executions took place in northwest Las Vegas around 6 o'clock in the morning of August 14th.

00:03:10.400 This is a 64-year-old retired police chief named Andreas Probst was out, you know, on his bicycle

00:03:16.920 when a 17-year-old driver, urged on by his friend, decided that it was time for Probst to die.

00:03:23.560 The passenger in the vehicle recorded what happened next, uploaded the footage on the Internet.

00:03:27.560 The video begins with these criminals ramming a random car off the road, performing a pit maneuver for no apparent reason.

00:03:36.060 And then the thugs in the car spot Probst on his bicycle.

00:03:39.780 We're going to show you the footage now, but you should know that it's very disturbing, as you might expect.

00:03:45.880 Here it is.

00:03:47.700 All right, go.

00:03:48.220 All right, go.

00:04:18.200 Okay, now, at the outset, it's important to note how commonplace it is to see footage like that on social media these days.

00:04:45.880 We'll get more into the reasons for that in a second, but it used to be that you would only see people dying

00:04:50.320 if you were disturbed enough to seek out that kind of material from, you know, live leak videos out of Iraq

00:04:55.800 or on some horrific snuff porn forum in some dark and terrible corner of the Internet.

00:05:01.480 Now those videos are all over the place on the Internet, and you're likely to see them whether you sought them or not.

00:05:08.380 This is a very bad thing, obviously.

00:05:10.100 It's obviously bad because people are being killed on video, bad that we have to see it.

00:05:14.640 But you would think that if one positive thing could possibly come out of the proliferation and accessibility of these kinds of videos,

00:05:23.720 it would at least be honesty.

00:05:26.560 You know, we all know what's going on in these videos.

00:05:29.300 We can see them.

00:05:30.360 We have seen them.

00:05:31.240 So we should at least be able to be honest about them and have an honest conversation.

00:05:36.260 But we can't.

00:05:37.480 Because even if the videos are all over the place, and they are,

00:05:40.560 the institutions tasked with reporting on them and giving us all the information we need about them

00:05:45.940 are determined to protect their own narratives at all costs.

00:05:50.280 So back to this case.

00:05:51.960 The driver of that vehicle has been arrested.

00:05:54.440 He was initially picked up for vehicular homicide before cops saw the video.

00:05:58.140 And then once they saw the footage, they upgraded the charges to murder.

00:06:02.020 And that's the good news.

00:06:03.280 The good news is that he's caught.

00:06:04.460 He's going to be charged with murder.

00:06:05.740 The bad news is that authorities won't release the name of this driver,

00:06:09.320 supposedly because he's 17 years old.

00:06:11.440 And for that reason, they're protecting him.

00:06:13.620 You see, in our legal system, thugs who mow down retirees are entitled to anonymity.

00:06:19.080 Conveniently enough, that policy makes it a lot harder to track which demographic groups are committing these horrible crimes, 1.00

00:06:25.260 almost as if it's by design.

00:06:28.140 Therefore, to be completely honest and forthright with you,

00:06:30.600 we can't tell you with certainty who the driver or his passenger are.

00:06:34.080 Apparently, police still haven't even arrested the passenger somehow.

00:06:37.000 I can't see how that could be the case.

00:06:39.580 I mean, the passenger encourages the driver, says, go and hit him.

00:06:43.940 So we can't really tell you anything about them.

00:06:45.520 We don't know.

00:06:46.080 We can't look up their social media profiles.

00:06:48.860 We can't see if they offered a motive for this killing, for example.

00:06:51.780 The government wants us to remain as clueless as possible about this heinous crime,

00:06:57.460 and all for the benefit of the murderers.

00:07:00.140 But to the extent possible, I don't want to play along with that,

00:07:03.700 because when you run over an elderly man on a bike,

00:07:06.520 no sane person will want to silence an open and honest conversation about what happened.

00:07:10.460 So let's have that conversation.

00:07:13.360 It appears that the video depicts one, probably two black teenagers killing an elderly white man.

00:07:19.660 That's not an observation that's unique to my deft skills of perception.

00:07:23.140 A lot of people have come to the same conclusion because they have two working eyes and ears.

00:07:27.280 And before anyone says, well, that's not confirmed,

00:07:29.420 you know, we don't know the races of both people in the car.

00:07:31.940 You shouldn't spread unconfirmed information.

00:07:36.080 I agree with you in a sense.

00:07:37.660 Speculation, however well-founded it may be, shouldn't be necessary.

00:07:42.040 Ideally, your government is honest with you about the people who are running over 0.97

00:07:45.620 innocent men in the middle of the street.

00:07:48.160 Ideally, they give you all the information.

00:07:49.860 Ideally, they release perpetrators' photos and names and social media feeds immediately.

00:07:55.380 That's what they do when the police kill someone, even if it's an accident,

00:07:59.100 even if it's a justified shooting.

00:08:00.840 You have the cops' entire life story printed in every major newspaper within 24 hours.

00:08:07.500 But like Europe, we're now hiding demographic information about the perpetrators of violent

00:08:11.380 crime in this country as long as they fit certain characteristics.

00:08:15.240 And until our leaders stop doing what they're doing in Europe, they better get used to speculation.

00:08:21.540 The less information you provide the public, the more speculation you get.

00:08:25.100 But it doesn't appear that our leaders will stop doing what they're doing because,

00:08:28.340 if we're being honest, it's working.

00:08:29.220 There's a complete media blackout on the identity of the killers in this case.

00:08:32.960 So let's take a look at the media coverage of the footage you just saw.

00:08:37.360 Here's the New York Post, for example.

00:08:39.320 Footage shows teen driver appear to deliberately hit and kill retired police chief Andreas Probst.

00:08:45.080 Fox News says teen driver appears to intentionally hit, kill retired police chief in viral video.

00:08:51.160 People Magazine.

00:08:52.020 Teen charged with murder after video appears to show driver hit retired police chief on purpose.

00:08:57.260 The Independent.

00:08:59.120 Video allegedly shows teen driver intentionally striking retired police chief in deadly bike crash.

00:09:04.720 And on it goes.

00:09:06.500 Now, all of these headlines don't just obscure the racial element of this murder.

00:09:10.100 They omit it entirely.

00:09:12.320 And this is almost too obvious a point to make, but we need to make it anyway.

00:09:17.100 Consider what would happen if the races were reversed in this scenario.

00:09:23.800 Okay, people get tired of hearing that phrase.

00:09:26.100 Well, imagine if the races were reversed.

00:09:28.780 But it is important to imagine that. 0.98

00:09:32.040 Like, imagine that two white teens mowed down an elderly black man on a bicycle. 0.87

00:09:37.640 That exact same video reversed the races. 0.97

00:09:40.780 Just imagine that.

00:09:42.460 Can you imagine any headline in any mainstream publication that says teens appear to kill a retired cop?

00:09:52.680 Can you imagine?

00:09:54.000 That's the headline.

00:09:55.260 That's all it says.

00:09:55.880 That's all the information they provide in the headline.

00:09:57.460 No, of course not.

00:10:00.880 Like, would there be any hesitation whatsoever to report on the race of everybody involved in that incident?

00:10:06.540 And front load it as quickly as possible?

00:10:09.980 You know the answer to that question.

00:10:12.600 You know that every single headline would say, 0.99

00:10:15.060 White teens mow down black cyclists. 1.00

00:10:18.540 Every headline would say that. 1.00

00:10:19.500 At every opportunity, when there's a black victim and a white perpetrator, 0.84

00:10:23.880 the media makes sure to mention race as much as possible.

00:10:28.460 Just examples.

00:10:30.080 One recent PBS headline says, 0.99

00:10:31.840 Shot black teenager crying buckets of tears.

00:10:34.480 84-year-old in custody. 0.88

00:10:36.920 Another one, quote,

00:10:37.720 After years of threats, a feud ends with a black mom dead and her white neighbor arrested.

00:10:42.480 That's an AP headline.

00:10:44.480 Here's another one, quote,

00:10:45.260 Now, Takaya Young's family urges officers arrest after video shows him killing the pregnant black woman.

00:10:50.840 That, again, is from the AP.

00:10:52.460 Now, in none of these cases was it clear or even plausible that race motivated the killing.

00:10:58.240 In the Takaya Young shooting, what motivated the killing is that she was in a car and she was driving it directly into a police officer.

00:11:06.420 And it just seems very unlikely to me that that police officer, if the driver was white, would have said,

00:11:12.400 Okay, well, you can run me over.

00:11:13.720 Or, no, no, no, it's okay. 0.99

00:11:15.900 Well, you're white, so go ahead and run me over. 1.00

00:11:17.500 In fact, I'll lay down. 0.99

00:11:18.380 Just, I'll make it easy for you.

00:11:21.220 So race had nothing to do with it, but our media led with race because it allowed them to force feed the BLM narrative. 0.52

00:11:27.360 If you're wondering why a certain large portion of the public still believes that black Americans are being hunted and killed en masse by whites, this is why. 0.99

00:11:34.260 This is why so many people still march and shout Black Lives Matter to protest this phantom injustice.

00:11:41.360 The majority of Americans are fed a carefully curated version of events that bears very little resemblance to what's actually happening in this country.

00:11:49.480 You know, we talked about this before.

00:11:51.860 We live in a kind of what I would call a curated reality where the media, yeah, sometimes they openly lie about what's happening.

00:11:59.440 Sometimes they just make things up.

00:12:01.700 But most of the time, it's not about making things up.

00:12:03.800 It's just about selecting very carefully the things they want to tell you and the things they don't want to tell you.

00:12:11.800 And so they construct this curated reality for you.

00:12:17.580 Now, the truth is that as the X account data hazard has pointed out, more than 27% of white murder victims are killed by non-whites. 0.88

00:12:24.660 And by contrast, less than 10% of black murder victims are killed by criminals who aren't black.

00:12:29.660 Black people are roughly 10 times more likely to kill a white person as compared to the odds of a white person killing a black person. 0.97

00:12:36.080 Those are the facts. 0.99

00:12:37.980 Now, this fact isn't factored into the equation because the powers that be work to conceal it.

00:12:42.180 They hide the truth in headlines.

00:12:44.400 And when there's obvious racial violence, like the attacks by predominantly black offenders against Asians in San Francisco or Orthodox Jews in New York, the media simply looks the other way.

00:12:54.160 If we're being charitable, which we shouldn't be, then we can conclude that these media organizations are petrified, that they might give fuel to all the dreaded MAGA Republicans and the white supremacists who are lurking around the country.

00:13:07.440 And so they're lying to us for that reason.

00:13:09.700 But all these concerns about racial violence, real and imagined, obscure a very uncomfortable truth, which is that the vast majority of violence in this country is not motivated specifically by race.

00:13:20.580 It's not motivated by white supremacy.

00:13:23.180 It's not motivated by black supremacy or any other kind of racial supremacy.

00:13:26.880 So take that video of the police chief who was killed.

00:13:29.220 Everyone watching that footage knows that it's likely those kids in the car would have hit that cyclist no matter who he was or what he looked like.

00:13:36.760 The data are clear on this point.

00:13:38.280 The epidemic of violent crime is fueled not by racial animosity for the most part.

00:13:44.060 Even if you use the government's cooked hate crime stats, you don't explain the vast majority of violent crime in this country.

00:13:51.140 The truth is that lots of kids who were not raised to be civilized human beings are being unleashed onto the world as barbarians looking to inflict pain and suffering just for the sake of it.

00:14:05.420 And that's what was happening, I think, in that video.

00:14:07.420 Those were people who were just looking to inflict pain and suffering.

00:14:11.600 Why?

00:14:12.520 Just for fun.

00:14:14.940 For the most part, these are kids who aren't raised in stable two-parent households, which includes a very high percentage of black children.

00:14:21.780 And without a stable family life or a father figure, these kids are going out and committing heinous, arbitrary acts of violence, and they're targeting people of all races.

00:14:30.140 It's because these violent crimes are so blatant, so unrestrained, that you can often find footage of them on social media.

00:14:37.400 For example, consider the viral video this week of a killing in Philadelphia.

00:14:42.820 And you can see a guy, we're not going to play the clip for you, but you can see a guy standing on a street corner, looking at his phone, and then somebody in a hoodie walks by, pulls a gun, and shoots him in the back of the head before robbing him.

00:14:55.140 And then just kind of walks away.

00:14:57.660 Both the victim and the assailant, in that case, are black. 0.93

00:15:00.860 And that's the kind of barbarism that's regularly on display in major American cities.

00:15:06.400 But videos like that will never appear on CNN or MSNBC.

00:15:09.440 And if they ever do, there's not going to be any honest conversation about them.

00:15:13.520 There's another one just this week of, and this is, again, these are videos all just this week.

00:15:19.460 Another one is of a man, what appears to be a man, being shot down in the middle of a parking lot in broad daylight.

00:15:26.240 Again, the killer just casually kills the guy and then strolls away as if nothing happened.

00:15:32.160 Entirely unfazed by what he'd done, probably because it wasn't his first time. 0.90

00:15:36.580 Again, in that case, both victim and assailant were black.

00:15:40.500 Now, BLM has not issued any statements about any of these cases.

00:15:44.040 There will be no mass protests or vigils to honor the man shot for holding a cell phone in Philadelphia

00:15:48.880 or the men in the parking lot in that apartment complex.

00:15:52.780 Certainly not for the biker, the cyclist who was killed.

00:15:57.180 None of these deaths fit a convenient narrative. 0.57

00:16:00.500 Even where they involve black victims. 0.84

00:16:02.840 So they're ignored.

00:16:04.700 But at a certain point, if we care about victims of all racial backgrounds,

00:16:08.120 including white and black victims and every other kind of victim, 0.97

00:16:10.080 we need to ask ourselves why society is filled with so many degenerates and thugs 0.97

00:16:15.700 who have no compunction about executing people in broad daylight.

00:16:20.680 Now, this was not always the case.

00:16:22.820 Despite what you may be told, it hasn't always been like this.

00:16:26.920 As the blogger Devin Helton noted recently, homicide rates in U.S. cities all blew up

00:16:32.600 somewhere around the mid-20th century.

00:16:35.380 Baltimore's homicides went up by 346% from 1950 to 1991.

00:16:42.080 346%.

00:16:42.800 Chicago's homicide rate went up by 322%.

00:16:47.000 Detroit went up by 1,400%.

00:16:50.440 New York City's by 692%.

00:16:53.620 New Orleans by 504%.

00:16:56.940 San Francisco by 128%.

00:16:59.840 And so on.

00:17:01.320 Okay, we could go on and on.

00:17:02.260 In all these cases, Helton notes, homicide rates were higher in 1991

00:17:05.980 than they were in the early 1900s

00:17:07.900 before the invention of antibiotics and modern surgical techniques.

00:17:11.520 Now, what these figures demonstrate is that

00:17:15.540 the violence we accept as normal is, in fact, a choice.

00:17:22.000 It is normal now.

00:17:23.280 It doesn't need to be.

00:17:24.760 It's not inevitable.

00:17:26.620 It's not just like how cities always are.

00:17:31.120 The BLM regime and corporate media, 0.74

00:17:33.200 they have done everything they can to obscure that fact.

00:17:35.420 They want to make you think it's inevitable.

00:17:36.680 It's just the way it is.

00:17:37.580 It can't change.

00:17:39.480 But that's not true.

00:17:41.520 And it's incumbent on all the liars in the media

00:17:43.840 and the political class to explain

00:17:45.220 why we've gone backwards

00:17:46.740 to such an enormous and measurable degree.

00:17:50.020 If they start screaming about white supremacy and dog whistles,

00:17:53.640 then you know they're not interested in a truthful discussion.

00:17:58.020 A few years ago, they'd get away with that.

00:18:00.420 But now the bodies are piling up on camera.

00:18:02.760 People can see it.

00:18:04.340 Now the suspects are recording themselves

00:18:06.560 in the act of committing heinous murders.

00:18:08.860 So the lies need to end.

00:18:11.920 It's time for actual solutions.

00:18:13.280 And if our leaders can't provide them,

00:18:15.040 then inevitably, this country will elect leaders who will.

00:18:18.420 And these may not be the solutions

00:18:19.900 that Amnesty International wants.

00:18:24.080 But if we continue to ignore what's happening

00:18:26.100 in bike lanes and parking lots all over the country,

00:18:28.780 then these solutions will be inevitable.

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00:19:34.920 YouTube said Tuesday that Russell Brand

00:19:36.560 will no longer make money from the video streaming site

00:19:38.840 after several women made allegations of sexual assault

00:19:42.060 against the comedian-turned-influencer.

00:19:44.300 The BBC removed some of Brand's material

00:19:46.080 from its streaming archive,

00:19:47.600 joining a growing list of organizations

00:19:48.980 distancing themselves from the performer

00:19:50.680 who denies sexual assault

00:19:52.280 and has not been charged with any criminal offenses.

00:19:54.780 YouTube said monetization of Brand's account,

00:19:57.760 which has 6.6 million subscribers,

00:19:59.500 has been suspended, quote,

00:20:01.580 following serious allegations against the creator.

00:20:04.440 This decision applies to all channels

00:20:06.620 that may be owned or operated by Russell Brand,

00:20:08.960 according to YouTube.

00:20:10.600 The suspension means Brand won't be able to earn money

00:20:12.840 from the ads that run within and alongside YouTube videos,

00:20:15.480 which have titles including

00:20:16.740 what really started the Hawaii fires

00:20:18.540 and COVID czar admits lockdowns were never about science.

00:20:21.280 I guess they included those titles

00:20:24.440 because they're supposed to sound extreme or conspiratorial

00:20:28.080 when, you know,

00:20:29.320 when, of course, a normal person reads those titles

00:20:32.440 and thinks, yeah, well, that's, yeah,

00:20:34.240 sounds like, those sound like interesting videos.

00:20:37.640 Anyway, other channels associated with Brand's

00:20:39.980 main YouTube channel page were also demonetized.

00:20:44.160 The BBC has already taken a lot of his content down

00:20:49.020 and he's been dropped by his talent agency.

00:20:51.940 He's been dropped by his publisher.

00:20:53.720 So this is just,

00:20:54.780 so he's already been,

00:20:55.560 he's already had his talent agency,

00:20:57.120 his publisher drop him.

00:20:59.420 BBC is taking down content from him

00:21:01.360 and now YouTube is coming along and demonetizing him.

00:21:03.900 All based on allegations

00:21:05.660 dating back 15 years

00:21:08.880 made in the media

00:21:10.540 with no criminal charges even filed.

00:21:12.940 So, we talked about this yesterday extensively.

00:21:16.800 You go back and you can,

00:21:17.680 if you missed it,

00:21:18.280 and you can hear my full analysis

00:21:20.220 of these Russell Brand accusations.

00:21:22.120 The summary is that I have no idea

00:21:24.580 whether he did those things 15 years ago or not.

00:21:27.260 I didn't know him back then.

00:21:28.460 I don't know him now.

00:21:29.260 I've never met,

00:21:29.760 I have never, never met him.

00:21:31.080 I don't know anything about him.

00:21:32.480 I have no clue whatsoever.

00:21:34.300 There's no, there's no way for me to judge.

00:21:35.660 I just, I don't know.

00:21:38.040 What I do know,

00:21:39.740 what can't be denied

00:21:41.080 is that the accusations

00:21:43.020 are only being dug up

00:21:44.460 and only being printed now

00:21:45.700 because he has made himself

00:21:46.760 into an enemy of the system,

00:21:49.040 of the mainstream media,

00:21:50.820 of Hollywood, and so on.

00:21:52.960 And they are especially upset

00:21:55.920 with Russell Brand

00:21:56.760 because he used to be one of them.

00:21:59.700 He used to be a big time film star himself.

00:22:01.580 And now he's on YouTube,

00:22:05.020 you know,

00:22:05.420 having conversations

00:22:06.460 with very dangerous figures

00:22:10.480 like Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro.

00:22:12.300 And so it was just inevitable

00:22:14.360 that they would come for him

00:22:18.860 and that there would be

00:22:19.780 some kind of allegations,

00:22:20.660 whether true or not.

00:22:22.920 So whether true or not,

00:22:24.340 the only reason

00:22:25.360 that we're hearing about any of this

00:22:27.140 is because they want to take him down

00:22:28.420 for ideological reasons.

00:22:29.420 And again, everyone knows that.

00:22:32.400 And that alone,

00:22:34.220 the obvious motivation behind this

00:22:36.260 is also reason enough

00:22:38.140 to be very skeptical

00:22:38.920 of the claims being made.

00:22:41.120 But of course,

00:22:42.000 the problem is that Russell Brand

00:22:43.060 can't vindicate himself,

00:22:44.220 can't defend himself,

00:22:45.160 can't clear his name

00:22:46.080 because it's basically impossible

00:22:47.920 to provide evidence

00:22:48.740 that you didn't do something

00:22:50.380 15 years ago.

00:22:51.580 You can't provide evidence

00:22:52.440 that something didn't happen

00:22:53.880 15 years ago.

00:22:54.700 Like, it's also impossible,

00:22:58.840 usually,

00:22:59.900 to provide evidence

00:23:00.820 that something did happen

00:23:02.100 15 years ago.

00:23:03.980 But even more so,

00:23:05.140 you can't provide evidence

00:23:05.980 of a negative,

00:23:07.880 of a thing that didn't happen.

00:23:10.400 I mean,

00:23:10.760 you can barely prove

00:23:12.180 that you didn't do something

00:23:14.260 yesterday.

00:23:16.140 Okay, if I made up

00:23:17.280 something that you did yesterday,

00:23:18.740 it'd be very hard

00:23:19.340 for you to prove

00:23:19.800 you didn't do it.

00:23:20.600 So, if I demanded evidence

00:23:23.260 that you did not

00:23:25.060 push an old lady 1.00

00:23:27.640 in front of a bus

00:23:28.520 yesterday,

00:23:30.820 it would be hard

00:23:31.760 for you to prove that.

00:23:33.440 And that's something

00:23:34.080 that if it happened,

00:23:34.900 it would have happened

00:23:35.360 in public.

00:23:37.200 Now, if I claim

00:23:38.300 that yesterday,

00:23:39.760 in private,

00:23:41.800 you did something terrible

00:23:43.080 and only I was there

00:23:44.460 to witness it,

00:23:46.220 then you especially

00:23:48.660 would be hard-pressed

00:23:49.800 to prove me wrong.

00:23:52.960 Now,

00:23:54.300 add 15 years

00:23:55.360 on top of that

00:23:56.160 and it's basically impossible.

00:23:59.140 Which is why,

00:24:00.800 and I think this is a point

00:24:02.180 that's often overlooked,

00:24:03.560 but it's important to make.

00:24:06.300 If you actually

00:24:07.460 are a victim,

00:24:09.800 so let's go for a moment

00:24:10.880 for the sake of argument

00:24:11.740 that Russell Brand

00:24:13.620 did these things

00:24:15.040 he was accused of doing.

00:24:17.600 So you take any one

00:24:18.640 of these,

00:24:19.100 in that case,

00:24:19.580 actual victims.

00:24:22.160 Well,

00:24:23.180 here's the issue.

00:24:25.360 It is your responsibility

00:24:26.900 to come out

00:24:29.680 and report it right away.

00:24:31.520 It is your responsibility

00:24:32.640 to not wait 15 years

00:24:35.080 or 20 years

00:24:35.980 or 30 years.

00:24:37.920 It's too late

00:24:38.840 at that point.

00:24:39.860 It's just too late.

00:24:41.380 You missed your chance.

00:24:42.680 You failed to speak up

00:24:43.720 when it would have mattered.

00:24:45.320 And also,

00:24:47.580 by the way,

00:24:47.880 when you could have

00:24:48.420 prevented other people

00:24:49.540 conceivably from becoming victims

00:24:51.140 if you had spoken up

00:24:53.260 at the time.

00:24:55.140 And now it's too late.

00:24:56.320 You can't prove it

00:24:57.500 all these years later.

00:24:58.340 The person you're accusing

00:25:00.760 can't defend themselves.

00:25:02.680 It's too late.

00:25:03.440 You need to speak up sooner.

00:25:05.720 That's your responsibility.

00:25:06.940 And look,

00:25:07.220 I know

00:25:07.720 that to claim

00:25:09.560 that there's any responsibility

00:25:11.780 on a victim at all

00:25:13.320 is considered outrageous

00:25:14.720 and victim blaming.

00:25:15.800 It's a terrible thing.

00:25:16.960 But that's absurd.

00:25:17.840 Of course,

00:25:18.440 we all have responsibilities.

00:25:20.160 And even if something

00:25:20.640 terrible happens to you,

00:25:21.480 it shouldn't have happened.

00:25:22.080 It's an awful thing.

00:25:23.860 There's still certain

00:25:24.580 responsibilities that you have

00:25:25.780 and one of them

00:25:26.380 is to say something

00:25:27.900 to tell people

00:25:28.680 right away.

00:25:33.220 Not waiting 15 years.

00:25:36.620 It's like,

00:25:37.180 you know,

00:25:37.320 I can think back to

00:25:38.360 times that I was wrong

00:25:39.660 15 or 20 years ago.

00:25:40.600 I was never sexually assaulted.

00:25:41.840 I never went through

00:25:42.520 anything close

00:25:43.080 to as bad as that.

00:25:44.300 But just like any other

00:25:45.120 human being on Earth,

00:25:46.400 right?

00:25:47.220 We can all think back

00:25:48.100 and I can think

00:25:48.560 to specific people

00:25:49.560 and specific instances

00:25:50.740 where things were done

00:25:52.520 that were wrong,

00:25:53.800 where I was wronged

00:25:54.760 in some way.

00:25:56.200 Well,

00:25:56.880 I'm not going to come out now

00:25:58.860 two decades after the fact

00:26:00.180 and say,

00:26:00.960 guess what this person

00:26:02.120 did to me in 2002?

00:26:04.420 I'm not going to do that.

00:26:05.460 It's too late.

00:26:06.820 I waited too long.

00:26:08.260 And besides,

00:26:09.200 the person that I'm holding

00:26:10.100 to account now

00:26:11.080 all these years later

00:26:12.840 might be a very changed

00:26:14.840 person by now.

00:26:16.400 Now,

00:26:16.960 I might be holding him

00:26:17.820 to account for things

00:26:18.760 that essentially

00:26:20.780 a different person did,

00:26:21.800 a different version of him.

00:26:26.500 Which again,

00:26:27.440 is why it's just

00:26:28.220 you have to come out sooner.

00:26:30.980 You just have to.

00:26:31.700 when you wait

00:26:35.740 until the moment

00:26:36.880 when there cannot

00:26:37.580 possibly be any evidence

00:26:38.920 because it's so far

00:26:39.700 in the past

00:26:40.280 and that's when you decide,

00:26:41.540 hey,

00:26:41.740 guess what happened?

00:26:45.400 There's not a lot of good

00:26:46.320 that can come of that.

00:26:48.420 There's a lot of good

00:26:49.220 that can come

00:26:49.720 of speaking out right away.

00:26:52.280 Now,

00:26:52.720 as for this YouTube thing

00:26:53.800 specifically,

00:26:55.180 this thing with YouTube

00:26:56.640 is chilling.

00:26:58.020 I mean,

00:26:58.200 this is really terrible.

00:26:59.680 I can't emphasize enough

00:27:01.420 how bad this is.

00:27:03.560 And I know we're used

00:27:04.480 to hearing this kind of news

00:27:05.500 from big tech

00:27:06.180 and YouTube

00:27:06.580 and they're demonetizing someone

00:27:08.000 and I've been demonetized.

00:27:10.240 Lots of people

00:27:10.780 have been demonetized.

00:27:12.120 Candace Owens

00:27:12.740 was just suspended

00:27:13.440 from YouTube.

00:27:14.460 So you hear about

00:27:15.240 these sorts of things

00:27:17.380 and maybe your eyes

00:27:19.240 kind of gloss over

00:27:19.900 at this point

00:27:20.440 and you've heard it before.

00:27:21.760 But we have to understand

00:27:23.460 that in this particular case,

00:27:25.760 this is something

00:27:27.220 we should pay attention to.

00:27:29.200 That they are demonetizing

00:27:30.620 all of his channels,

00:27:31.520 taking away

00:27:31.920 all of his YouTube income,

00:27:32.980 which is probably,

00:27:33.580 I imagine,

00:27:33.920 the lion's share

00:27:34.600 of his income

00:27:35.280 at this point.

00:27:36.440 And they're doing it

00:27:37.800 based on unproven allegations

00:27:39.200 in the media

00:27:40.320 that have nothing to do

00:27:42.200 with YouTube at all.

00:27:43.260 There aren't even

00:27:46.060 any criminal charges filed.

00:27:47.940 Again,

00:27:48.840 these are claims

00:27:50.640 in the media

00:27:51.240 and based on that alone,

00:27:52.720 YouTube is demonetizing.

00:27:54.100 Is this their policy?

00:27:56.420 Have they enacted it

00:27:57.440 consistently if so?

00:27:59.200 Are there any examples

00:28:00.300 that anyone can think of

00:28:01.320 of any left-wing YouTuber

00:28:02.780 being demonetized

00:28:04.120 because of unrelated allegations

00:28:06.420 made against them?

00:28:07.260 Are there any examples of that?

00:28:11.100 Of course not.

00:28:13.260 And that alone

00:28:14.460 is all the evidence

00:28:15.020 that you need

00:28:15.440 that this hit on Russell Brand

00:28:16.480 is a thousand percent

00:28:17.360 politically motivated,

00:28:18.420 whether true or not.

00:28:21.240 And think about

00:28:22.160 what's really happening here.

00:28:23.080 YouTube is giving

00:28:24.880 the left a blueprint,

00:28:26.220 which is why

00:28:27.680 this is very sinister stuff.

00:28:29.720 It's very sinister

00:28:30.500 because they are

00:28:32.120 deliberately

00:28:33.060 giving the left

00:28:34.740 a blueprint.

00:28:35.720 They're saying to the left,

00:28:37.080 hey,

00:28:37.600 if you want to

00:28:39.060 demonetize someone,

00:28:40.820 just accuse them

00:28:42.200 of sexual assault.

00:28:43.380 That's all you got to do now.

00:28:45.840 They don't need to be charged.

00:28:47.140 There doesn't need to be

00:28:47.700 any evidence.

00:28:48.460 They don't need to be found guilty.

00:28:51.060 Just accuse them.

00:28:52.920 Get it published

00:28:53.620 in some kind of

00:28:54.160 mainstream outlet

00:28:54.760 and they'll be demonetized.

00:28:57.880 Now, of course,

00:28:58.320 this is not a new blueprint,

00:28:59.880 right,

00:29:00.160 using allegations

00:29:01.220 to ruin someone's reputation

00:29:03.320 and all that.

00:29:04.140 But as it applies

00:29:05.980 to YouTube

00:29:06.920 monetization specifically,

00:29:09.000 it does appear

00:29:09.780 to be new.

00:29:10.520 This is an escalation.

00:29:13.260 And now

00:29:13.840 what's going to happen?

00:29:15.700 What's going to happen

00:29:16.440 is exactly

00:29:16.960 what YouTube

00:29:18.900 wants to happen,

00:29:19.620 which is that

00:29:20.080 there's going to be

00:29:21.160 an avalanche

00:29:22.460 of allegations

00:29:23.360 against prominent

00:29:24.520 people on YouTube

00:29:25.540 who the left

00:29:27.000 doesn't like.

00:29:28.300 Now that they've seen,

00:29:29.540 oh,

00:29:30.440 okay,

00:29:31.060 well,

00:29:31.200 this is how to do it.

00:29:32.000 And once that

00:29:35.020 starts happening,

00:29:35.700 just realize,

00:29:36.360 again,

00:29:36.520 this is entirely by design.

00:29:37.880 This is what

00:29:38.300 was intended all along.

00:29:41.320 All right,

00:29:41.520 Daily Wire has this report.

00:29:42.500 Philadelphia passed

00:29:43.500 a bill last week

00:29:44.480 banning supervised

00:29:45.460 drug consumption sites

00:29:46.580 across most of the city

00:29:47.720 in the latest attempt

00:29:48.740 by a Democrat-run city

00:29:49.940 to curb rampant

00:29:51.020 public drug use.

00:29:52.860 The Philadelphia

00:29:53.460 City Council

00:29:54.440 approved the ban

00:29:55.260 Thursday in a 13-to-1 vote

00:29:56.720 during a heated meeting

00:29:57.820 where dozens of people

00:29:58.800 on both sides of the issue

00:29:59.880 showed up to cheer

00:30:01.020 and heckle speakers.

00:30:02.780 The bill now heads

00:30:03.500 to Mayor Jim Kenney,

00:30:04.740 a Democrat,

00:30:05.400 who supports supervised

00:30:06.280 drug consumption sites

00:30:07.280 and may refuse to sign it.

00:30:09.920 However,

00:30:10.220 the City Council

00:30:10.800 passed the bill

00:30:11.480 with enough of a majority

00:30:12.500 to override a veto

00:30:13.420 should the mayor issue one.

00:30:15.320 Legislation would update

00:30:16.300 zoning codes

00:30:16.900 to ban supervised

00:30:17.820 drug consumption sites

00:30:18.580 in nine of the city's

00:30:19.340 10 districts,

00:30:20.440 including in the

00:30:20.940 Kensington neighborhood

00:30:21.680 where homeless people

00:30:22.580 dealing and shooting up drugs

00:30:24.300 line the streets.

00:30:26.140 If you've,

00:30:26.440 Kensington is,

00:30:27.020 if you've seen those,

00:30:28.000 those videos

00:30:29.400 from Philadelphia

00:30:30.060 of what looks like

00:30:30.940 the zombie apocalypse

00:30:31.940 with people,

00:30:33.940 just crowds of people

00:30:36.640 on the sidewalk

00:30:37.520 bent over,

00:30:39.640 lurching along,

00:30:41.540 that's Kensington.

00:30:44.960 I mean,

00:30:45.260 that could be anywhere

00:30:45.760 in the city at this point,

00:30:46.580 but it's probably Kensington.

00:30:48.560 Continue,

00:30:49.080 supervised drug consumption sites

00:30:50.280 involve allowing people

00:30:51.220 to bring their own drugs

00:30:52.480 and BYOD,

00:30:56.380 bring your own drugs

00:30:57.080 and take them

00:30:57.680 under supervision

00:30:58.280 of clinicians

00:30:58.860 to prevent an overdose.

00:31:00.820 Such sites often

00:31:01.600 offer addict supplies

00:31:02.960 like clean needles

00:31:03.900 and information

00:31:04.480 about addiction treatment

00:31:05.560 as well.

00:31:06.740 So that's what the

00:31:07.260 supervised drug consumption

00:31:08.460 site is.

00:31:09.080 And we've seen

00:31:09.840 this strategy

00:31:11.400 in cities all across

00:31:12.220 the country.

00:31:13.860 We've seen supervised

00:31:14.980 drug consumption sites.

00:31:16.040 We've seen the,

00:31:16.880 you know,

00:31:17.400 decriminalization

00:31:18.740 of certain drugs.

00:31:19.740 we've seen law enforcement

00:31:21.900 officially or unofficially

00:31:23.400 de-emphasizing,

00:31:25.780 enforcing these kinds

00:31:26.640 of laws.

00:31:30.300 And what we find

00:31:31.720 is shockingly

00:31:35.480 that when you do this,

00:31:36.920 you end up with more

00:31:37.960 people doing drugs.

00:31:40.180 Because it turns out

00:31:41.540 that the problem

00:31:44.220 with having a whole lot

00:31:45.360 of people

00:31:45.880 who are,

00:31:47.320 you know,

00:31:48.560 addicted to heroin

00:31:49.540 and methamphetamine

00:31:50.600 and crack

00:31:51.380 and all the rest of it,

00:31:52.520 the problem

00:31:53.200 with having a lot

00:31:53.760 of people

00:31:54.080 who are behaving

00:31:55.340 this way,

00:31:56.560 it's not just

00:31:57.840 that they could overdose.

00:32:00.520 It's not just

00:32:01.240 that they're using

00:32:02.080 unclean needles

00:32:03.060 and they can get HIV

00:32:04.000 or some other,

00:32:04.940 some other illness.

00:32:07.920 Like those are,

00:32:08.540 those are symptoms

00:32:09.500 of the problem.

00:32:11.880 Those are manifestations

00:32:12.980 of the problem.

00:32:14.580 But that's not

00:32:15.460 the problem

00:32:15.960 in and of itself.

00:32:16.740 And the whole

00:32:18.460 philosophy behind

00:32:19.240 the supervised

00:32:19.960 drug consumption site

00:32:21.120 is that,

00:32:22.180 well,

00:32:22.360 the real,

00:32:22.860 that's just it.

00:32:23.740 That's the problem.

00:32:24.680 The only problem

00:32:25.620 with having a city 0.98

00:32:27.880 full of heroin addicts

00:32:29.000 is that the needles

00:32:30.520 might not be clean

00:32:31.240 and so they might get AIDS.

00:32:33.080 Or they might overdose

00:32:34.140 because they take too much.

00:32:35.520 And they're not doing it

00:32:36.200 in a supervised way

00:32:37.140 with a licensed physician

00:32:38.280 right there

00:32:38.960 to monitor

00:32:40.520 their heroin use.

00:32:41.640 And so if you could just,

00:32:44.800 you know,

00:32:45.340 provide people

00:32:46.000 an opportunity

00:32:46.620 to use clean needles

00:32:48.380 and to use the drugs

00:32:49.660 in front of a doctor,

00:32:50.780 then you're not going

00:32:52.600 to have as many overdoses

00:32:53.440 and everything will be fine.

00:32:56.380 Well,

00:32:56.900 shockingly,

00:32:57.420 that's not how it works.

00:33:00.680 Because it turns out,

00:33:01.580 well,

00:33:01.680 a couple things.

00:33:02.480 Turns out,

00:33:03.160 a few revelations

00:33:04.680 that should not really

00:33:05.420 be revelations.

00:33:06.940 And one of them

00:33:07.500 is that crack addicts

00:33:09.060 and meth addicts

00:33:09.760 and heroin addicts,

00:33:12.460 these by definition

00:33:15.160 are not responsible people.

00:33:18.480 And so they're not

00:33:19.920 saying to themselves,

00:33:20.840 well,

00:33:21.180 I'm shooting up heroin.

00:33:23.180 I'm injecting this poison 0.62

00:33:24.880 directly into my veins.

00:33:27.660 But I want to make sure

00:33:28.560 I do it in the most

00:33:29.080 responsible way possible.

00:33:31.220 And so,

00:33:31.920 you know what,

00:33:32.160 I'm going to hold off.

00:33:32.800 I got this heroin needle here.

00:33:33.820 I've got some heroin

00:33:34.360 I just scored.

00:33:35.600 I'm going to hold off

00:33:36.380 on using it

00:33:36.960 until I can get to

00:33:37.620 a supervised drug

00:33:38.440 consumption site.

00:33:40.280 And I'll get a clean needle

00:33:41.400 and I want to make sure 0.98

00:33:41.980 that I'm shooting up 0.97

00:33:43.260 in front of the, 0.88

00:33:44.240 with a doctor

00:33:45.280 standing right there.

00:33:46.540 That's not what heroin addicts

00:33:47.640 are saying to themselves.

00:33:50.760 And even if it did,

00:33:52.180 even if they did,

00:33:53.000 it still would not

00:33:53.760 solve the problem.

00:33:55.220 Because the problem

00:33:56.080 is the simple fact

00:33:57.020 that you have so many people

00:33:58.480 on these drugs

00:33:59.380 in the first place.

00:34:01.440 Even if none of them

00:34:02.560 ever overdosed.

00:34:03.960 Even if none of them

00:34:04.700 got HIV from dirty needles.

00:34:06.540 It would still be a problem.

00:34:07.840 You drive,

00:34:10.740 again,

00:34:11.220 drive down Kensington

00:34:12.180 or don't drive down yourself.

00:34:13.820 All you got to do

00:34:14.240 is look at the videos of it.

00:34:16.580 And you see all these

00:34:17.560 zombified people.

00:34:20.040 Okay,

00:34:20.260 well,

00:34:20.480 what if I told you,

00:34:21.040 what if none of them

00:34:21.860 had HIV

00:34:22.340 and none of them

00:34:23.640 overdosed?

00:34:24.160 Does that make it fine now?

00:34:25.440 Well,

00:34:25.700 okay,

00:34:25.820 it's fine.

00:34:26.200 I mean,

00:34:26.360 they're all still alive

00:34:27.420 and as long as I know

00:34:28.860 that they don't have any,

00:34:29.720 that they don't have any,

00:34:30.720 you know,

00:34:31.980 any diseases,

00:34:32.660 then everything's cool.

00:34:35.680 No,

00:34:36.140 is it,

00:34:36.520 is that what you want

00:34:37.160 your cities to look like?

00:34:40.140 Is this what we want

00:34:40.960 society to look like?

00:34:42.260 Of course not.

00:34:45.480 But what we want

00:34:46.420 is for people

00:34:47.220 not to be using

00:34:47.860 these drugs in the first place.

00:34:48.720 We want the drugs 0.98

00:34:49.260 not to be,

00:34:49.880 not to be available

00:34:51.300 in the first place.

00:34:52.780 And it turns out,

00:34:54.480 you know,

00:34:55.880 we can try

00:34:56.360 all these other methods,

00:34:57.380 but ultimately

00:35:00.160 we circle back around

00:35:01.580 to the basic fact

00:35:03.060 of human nature

00:35:04.500 that if you want

00:35:06.080 to have less of something,

00:35:07.800 you have to punish it.

00:35:09.420 If you want less

00:35:10.480 of a certain behavior,

00:35:11.760 you punish it.

00:35:12.940 If you want more

00:35:13.900 of a certain behavior,

00:35:15.120 you reward it,

00:35:15.980 you incentivize it,

00:35:16.980 you make it easier

00:35:17.640 for people to do that.

00:35:19.840 And so,

00:35:20.460 if you make it easier

00:35:21.540 for people to use heroin,

00:35:22.880 more people will use heroin.

00:35:26.080 If you make it

00:35:27.080 harder

00:35:27.600 and you punish

00:35:29.800 that kind of behavior,

00:35:31.000 you'll get less of it.

00:35:31.940 Not none,

00:35:32.820 not none of it,

00:35:33.960 but there will be less.

00:35:37.100 They've legalized marijuana

00:35:38.480 in,

00:35:39.160 it seems like,

00:35:39.760 every city in the country

00:35:40.480 at this point.

00:35:41.760 And so what happens?

00:35:42.740 You walk through

00:35:43.160 any city in the country now

00:35:44.200 and it just reeks

00:35:45.400 of weed everywhere.

00:35:46.360 It's like everybody's high

00:35:47.420 everywhere all the time now.

00:35:49.420 It wasn't like that

00:35:50.460 before when weed was illegal.

00:35:53.700 But we were told that,

00:35:54.820 well,

00:35:54.920 the laws against marijuana use

00:35:56.060 are not doing anything.

00:35:57.080 They're not stopping anyone

00:35:57.880 from doing it.

00:35:58.260 Everyone's doing it anyway.

00:35:59.920 So you might as well

00:36:00.420 make it legal.

00:36:01.960 Well,

00:36:02.320 then we make it legal

00:36:02.960 and what happens?

00:36:03.680 A lot more people

00:36:04.320 are doing it

00:36:04.780 and it's just everywhere

00:36:05.440 it's inescapable.

00:36:09.040 Because there's just

00:36:09.680 a basic logic here.

00:36:12.400 Yes,

00:36:12.880 punishing things

00:36:13.680 cannot make,

00:36:14.300 you can't stop everyone

00:36:16.460 from doing something

00:36:17.580 absolutely by punishing it,

00:36:19.180 but you can mitigate it.

00:36:20.400 You can dissuade people

00:36:22.300 through punishment.

00:36:23.500 It's just,

00:36:24.260 it's human nature.

00:36:25.020 You cannot escape it.

00:36:26.080 It's just the way it is.

00:36:28.280 And so if you really

00:36:29.400 want to clean up

00:36:30.060 this problem

00:36:31.060 in the streets

00:36:31.780 of our cities,

00:36:32.640 then,

00:36:33.580 I mean,

00:36:33.740 the first thing

00:36:34.280 that you do

00:36:34.860 and the harshest punishments,

00:36:36.820 of course,

00:36:37.200 go to the drug dealers.

00:36:39.360 And you punish them severely

00:36:41.980 because they're not just

00:36:44.860 drug dealers. 0.98

00:36:46.740 These are mass murderers. 0.60

00:36:49.060 That's how you start

00:36:49.940 prosecuting them.

00:36:52.400 You find someone

00:36:53.220 who's been dealing heroin,

00:36:54.420 you prosecute that person

00:36:55.600 as a serial killer,

00:36:56.660 as a mass murderer

00:36:57.720 because that's what they are.

00:37:00.200 Okay,

00:37:00.600 they're distributing poison.

00:37:02.660 They know what they're doing.

00:37:03.800 They know what the,

00:37:04.220 they know what the,

00:37:04.880 what the effects are.

00:37:07.660 They know when they hand over

00:37:08.760 that poison to someone,

00:37:09.760 they're handing over

00:37:10.480 their death,

00:37:10.960 their death sentence.

00:37:12.640 And it might not be

00:37:13.460 a sentence that's carried out

00:37:14.620 right then and there,

00:37:15.500 but eventually it will be.

00:37:16.820 And they know that

00:37:17.580 and they're doing it anyway

00:37:18.120 because they want the money.

00:37:20.280 And so you start prosecuting them

00:37:21.740 as mass murderers, 0.98

00:37:22.760 which means execution. 0.99

00:37:25.940 And you start doing that

00:37:27.140 and you do that enough,

00:37:28.580 you're going,

00:37:28.840 there's going to be

00:37:29.260 a lot less of this.

00:37:29.940 It's guaranteed.

00:37:30.460 There just will be.

00:37:31.160 It's just,

00:37:31.480 it's guaranteed.

00:37:33.060 Okay,

00:37:33.220 the first time you pull

00:37:33.940 some small time drug dealer

00:37:35.200 off the streets

00:37:36.360 and you prosecute him

00:37:38.100 as a mass murderer

00:37:38.980 and then take him 0.97

00:37:41.280 crying and weeping

00:37:42.300 to the,

00:37:43.400 to the execution chamber,

00:37:44.720 it's an ugly thing.

00:37:46.420 It's not fun.

00:37:48.220 But do you want to live

00:37:48.960 in a decaying,

00:37:49.940 decrepit,

00:37:50.520 collapsed civilization

00:37:51.420 where everybody's

00:37:52.060 a bunch of drugged out zombies?

00:37:53.100 Is that the kind of civilization

00:37:53.800 you want to live in?

00:37:54.480 Or do you want to clean it up?

00:37:56.420 Do you want to have

00:37:56.980 a civilization or not?

00:37:59.480 Because if you want to have one,

00:38:00.400 this is what it's going to take.

00:38:02.760 And the first time you do that,

00:38:03.940 I guarantee,

00:38:04.420 just that first time,

00:38:05.860 there's going to be

00:38:06.440 a lot of drug dealers

00:38:07.100 to see the light.

00:38:07.640 Not all of them,

00:38:08.220 but a lot of them will.

00:38:08.900 A lot of them are going to say,

00:38:09.700 I don't know if this is worth it.

00:38:11.100 Or, yeah,

00:38:13.560 or, you know,

00:38:14.000 or the other option is

00:38:14.720 we can continue to live

00:38:15.580 in a zombie apocalypse

00:38:16.960 by choice.

00:38:18.040 Yeah, that's great too.

00:38:19.780 That's the compassionate approach.

00:38:21.680 That's what we do

00:38:22.300 if we're compassionate.

00:38:24.640 Right.

00:38:25.000 Okay, I wanted to mention this,

00:38:29.460 and this is not really

00:38:30.440 a headline at all,

00:38:32.760 but I thought it was funny,

00:38:35.280 so I'm going to talk

00:38:36.140 about it briefly,

00:38:37.120 which is that

00:38:38.320 the NFL season is back,

00:38:40.600 and, you know,

00:38:41.160 you watch football,

00:38:41.900 of course, every year,

00:38:42.700 and you notice that

00:38:43.700 the commercials are getting

00:38:44.700 more and more

00:38:45.400 politically correct,

00:38:46.980 and we're all aware

00:38:47.980 of this trend.

00:38:49.080 It's not just when

00:38:49.640 you're watching football.

00:38:50.440 It's when you're watching anything.

00:38:51.360 Like, you basically

00:38:52.560 never see white couples,

00:38:54.040 except in certain circumstances,

00:38:56.120 and we'll see one of the

00:38:56.600 circumstances in a second,

00:38:57.260 but usually you're not

00:38:58.680 going to see white couples

00:38:59.260 and white families

00:38:59.760 in commercials anymore.

00:39:01.020 You know, you'll see,

00:39:02.220 unless you need someone

00:39:04.080 to portray a burglar

00:39:05.220 in a home security

00:39:06.620 system advertisement.

00:39:07.460 Other than that,

00:39:08.320 multiculturalism and diversity

00:39:09.580 is the way to go,

00:39:10.480 and with football,

00:39:11.200 it's even more obvious

00:39:11.920 because all the ads

00:39:12.920 are tailored, obviously,

00:39:13.760 for football fans,

00:39:14.440 which means that

00:39:15.080 most of the ads

00:39:16.640 feature people

00:39:17.660 who are portraying

00:39:18.680 football fans,

00:39:19.400 so every ad is like,

00:39:20.720 football fans love beer.

00:39:22.240 Here's our beer

00:39:22.800 that we're selling,

00:39:23.360 and you're a football fan

00:39:24.100 and you'll like it.

00:39:25.480 And so then all they're

00:39:26.440 showing on the screen

00:39:27.080 is a bunch of football fans

00:39:27.940 who enjoy the beer.

00:39:29.500 And for many years,

00:39:30.780 this meant that every ad

00:39:31.800 would just feature men

00:39:32.880 because football fans

00:39:34.220 have always been,

00:39:34.840 by far and away,

00:39:35.440 predominantly men.

00:39:36.580 And that's still the case,

00:39:37.540 but the ads

00:39:38.180 don't reflect it anymore.

00:39:39.140 So in every ad now,

00:39:41.120 you can't help,

00:39:41.620 it's very funny,

00:39:42.460 you can't help but notice

00:39:43.100 that you see,

00:39:43.960 you know,

00:39:44.440 you see an ad

00:39:45.060 and it's,

00:39:45.560 they're showing,

00:39:47.140 it's a Miller Lite ad

00:39:48.100 or whatever it is,

00:39:48.960 and they're showing

00:39:49.780 a group of friends

00:39:50.500 watching the game,

00:39:51.400 and you look at

00:39:52.280 the group of friends

00:39:52.860 and it's all,

00:39:53.840 you know,

00:39:54.060 it's a mix of races

00:39:55.500 and ethnicities,

00:39:56.260 it's very multicultural,

00:39:57.900 and there's an exact

00:39:59.380 mix of sexes,

00:40:00.680 there's as many women 1.00

00:40:01.740 in this football

00:40:02.780 watching party

00:40:03.600 as there are men

00:40:04.360 and all the rest of it,

00:40:06.020 which isn't how it works

00:40:06.920 in real life.

00:40:07.700 So this weekend,

00:40:08.280 I'm watching the Ravens game

00:40:09.300 and I see this Best Buy ad,

00:40:10.840 which I want to play for you,

00:40:12.140 which to me really takes

00:40:13.460 this political correctness

00:40:14.340 thing over the top.

00:40:15.360 And here's the thing,

00:40:16.340 this is not the kind

00:40:17.320 of commercial

00:40:17.780 that will go viral

00:40:18.740 on the right

00:40:19.600 as being crazy 0.93

00:40:20.920 and woke,

00:40:21.700 because it's not

00:40:22.240 aggressively woke

00:40:23.460 or anything,

00:40:24.480 but it's actually

00:40:25.280 extremely woke,

00:40:26.120 and this is the kind

00:40:27.120 of wokeness

00:40:27.660 that we see

00:40:28.140 that kind of,

00:40:29.440 that permeates

00:40:31.020 the culture even more,

00:40:31.880 the kind that,

00:40:33.080 you know,

00:40:33.540 it's not Dylan Mulvaney

00:40:34.580 where people are really

00:40:35.100 going to notice that,

00:40:35.980 it's this kind of thing,

00:40:36.900 so let's watch this ad

00:40:37.660 real quick.

00:40:38.960 Hey,

00:40:39.720 can we talk?

00:40:40.760 Mm-hmm.

00:40:41.400 So I know

00:40:42.520 that you love football,

00:40:44.100 but maybe too much?

00:40:46.920 Not saying it.

00:40:47.760 Not seeing it?

00:40:51.160 Oh.

00:40:53.400 Defense?

00:40:54.980 Wins championships.

00:40:56.840 Okay.

00:40:58.720 Let's go big.

00:41:03.800 Up your game

00:41:04.760 with top brand TVs

00:41:05.840 from Best Buy.

00:41:09.320 Okay,

00:41:09.960 up your game,

00:41:10.720 fandom unleashed.

00:41:11.500 So these are spouses

00:41:12.680 that would appear,

00:41:13.280 I guess we're supposed

00:41:13.840 to assume.

00:41:14.740 And the one spouse

00:41:15.540 is confronting the other

00:41:16.340 spouse for being too

00:41:17.560 obsessed with football,

00:41:18.860 for being too big

00:41:19.560 a fan of football.

00:41:20.660 And this is the kind

00:41:21.460 of setup we've seen

00:41:21.980 a million times

00:41:22.720 in advertisements

00:41:23.440 and sitcoms,

00:41:24.500 you know,

00:41:24.660 going back to the 90s.

00:41:26.100 But here,

00:41:26.900 it's the husband

00:41:28.060 confronting the wife 0.92

00:41:29.500 for being too big

00:41:30.500 of a football fan.

00:41:31.840 And all I'm saying is,

00:41:33.080 look,

00:41:33.340 I mean,

00:41:33.660 in the entire history

00:41:34.860 of sports,

00:41:36.060 going all the way

00:41:37.420 back through time

00:41:38.180 to ancient times

00:41:39.380 where, you know,

00:41:39.820 they had their own sports,

00:41:40.640 maybe not football,

00:41:41.580 but through the whole

00:41:42.620 history of the world,

00:41:43.980 how many times

00:41:44.860 over thousands

00:41:45.480 of years,

00:41:46.160 how many times

00:41:47.560 has a husband

00:41:48.420 had to sit down

00:41:49.540 with his wife

00:41:50.440 and confront her

00:41:52.120 for being too big

00:41:53.160 of a sports fan?

00:41:54.720 Like,

00:41:54.940 how many times

00:41:55.320 has there been

00:41:55.980 a conversation

00:41:56.500 where the husband

00:41:57.720 is like,

00:41:58.420 you never pay attention

00:41:59.260 to me because

00:41:59.600 you're always

00:41:59.860 watching football?

00:42:01.580 How many times

00:42:02.540 ever in history?

00:42:03.900 Like,

00:42:04.120 is it more than three

00:42:05.100 in the history

00:42:06.120 of the human race?

00:42:07.380 Probably not.

00:42:08.960 And yet,

00:42:09.320 this is a scenario

00:42:10.100 they present

00:42:10.660 for a Best Buy commercial,

00:42:12.120 which is funny

00:42:13.060 because commercials

00:42:13.880 are supposed to be

00:42:15.400 relatable, right?

00:42:16.180 They're supposed

00:42:16.420 to be recognizable.

00:42:17.480 You're trying to sell

00:42:18.240 something in 30 seconds

00:42:19.360 and so you want

00:42:21.020 the audience

00:42:21.400 to immediately

00:42:22.100 recognize the situation

00:42:23.720 and be able

00:42:24.460 to put themselves in it

00:42:25.540 and they say,

00:42:25.820 oh, I relate to that.

00:42:26.820 Yeah, I'm an obsessed

00:42:28.280 football fan.

00:42:28.860 I want a big TV also.

00:42:30.300 So you want that

00:42:31.640 to click right away

00:42:32.700 and that's why

00:42:34.080 usually,

00:42:34.780 in the past anyway,

00:42:35.920 commercials would have

00:42:36.880 a lot of stereotypes

00:42:37.580 and just broad generalizations

00:42:39.140 that are basically true,

00:42:41.180 that basically resonate

00:42:42.080 because they're trying

00:42:42.840 to connect with you

00:42:43.560 very quickly

00:42:44.260 and sell you a product.

00:42:46.180 But wokeness

00:42:47.620 has made that impossible.

00:42:48.940 Wokeness exists

00:42:50.280 in an alternate reality,

00:42:51.680 which means that woke ads

00:42:53.600 can't even accomplish

00:42:55.620 the purpose

00:42:56.260 of advertisements anymore

00:42:57.580 because they are not based

00:43:02.000 in any kind of real world

00:43:04.360 that anyone actually recognizes.

00:43:07.860 You know,

00:43:08.160 no husband is going 0.99

00:43:10.040 to watch that commercial

00:43:10.760 and say,

00:43:11.040 oh, yeah,

00:43:11.400 I can relate to that.

00:43:12.860 My wife constantly

00:43:13.880 has the game on.

00:43:16.060 Can't get her to pay attention.

00:43:18.480 I'm trying to talk

00:43:19.360 to my wife

00:43:19.780 about my feelings

00:43:20.480 and she's just always

00:43:21.120 watching football.

00:43:22.060 Man,

00:43:23.300 I got to go buy

00:43:23.800 that Best Buy TV.

00:43:26.100 That's not going to happen.

00:43:27.720 But of course,

00:43:28.100 the real point

00:43:28.740 is that the woke ad

00:43:30.040 doesn't want

00:43:30.900 to reflect reality.

00:43:32.460 It doesn't want

00:43:33.080 to reflect how people are.

00:43:34.880 It wants to shape reality.

00:43:36.580 That's what they're going for.

00:43:37.700 It wants to change

00:43:38.540 how people perceive themselves

00:43:40.120 and perceive reality.

00:43:41.320 And so,

00:43:42.020 yes,

00:43:42.440 women are not likely 1.00

00:43:43.940 to be the bigger sports fans

00:43:45.100 in a family,

00:43:45.960 but that's what woke,

00:43:47.840 that's what wokeness wants. 0.84

00:43:49.040 It wants that gender reversal. 1.00

00:43:52.100 Not because why?

00:43:53.620 Like,

00:43:53.880 why would that make it better?

00:43:55.640 Is it,

00:43:56.040 is it,

00:43:56.420 is it,

00:43:56.760 is that an improvement somehow?

00:43:57.780 If women become bigger sports fans? 1.00

00:43:59.460 Is,

00:43:59.700 do we,

00:43:59.880 have we improved anything?

00:44:01.140 No,

00:44:01.720 but

00:44:01.920 it's a break

00:44:04.560 from how it traditionally

00:44:05.500 has been

00:44:06.340 and that's all

00:44:07.140 that they care about.

00:44:08.780 All right,

00:44:09.280 let's get to

00:44:09.940 was Walsh wrong?

00:44:14.800 You know,

00:44:15.300 as the Daily Wire's

00:44:15.920 resident contrarian,

00:44:16.920 I've been told

00:44:17.660 that some may perceive me

00:44:19.480 as a bit rough

00:44:20.140 around the edges.

00:44:20.740 I can't imagine

00:44:21.240 why that would be the case.

00:44:22.360 This couldn't be further

00:44:22.940 from the truth

00:44:23.400 and because I'm so emotionally aware

00:44:24.860 and in touch

00:44:25.360 with my softer side,

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00:44:54.400 Okay,

00:44:54.640 a couple of comments here.

00:44:56.180 This is from

00:44:57.400 TheBigRepublicat

00:44:59.540 says,

00:45:01.360 so Matt,

00:45:01.720 I don't have to agree

00:45:02.400 with everything he says,

00:45:03.880 with everything Trump says

00:45:04.640 he's talking about.

00:45:06.260 And I do agree

00:45:07.140 that the abortion issue

00:45:07.900 should be left to the states.

00:45:09.320 I see what you're doing,

00:45:10.360 but it's not going to work there,

00:45:11.700 DeSantis.

00:45:12.920 DeSantis actively violated

00:45:14.220 Florida law

00:45:14.760 by running a shadow campaign

00:45:15.820 for president.

00:45:17.160 Another comment

00:45:17.660 from the same person.

00:45:18.760 Really?

00:45:19.060 Are you going to use

00:45:19.540 the federal government

00:45:20.200 to force your moral views

00:45:21.460 on others?

00:45:22.280 You railed against

00:45:23.060 the federal government

00:45:23.620 making abortion legal.

00:45:25.140 You didn't like that,

00:45:26.160 so why are you doing

00:45:26.880 the same thing?

00:45:28.100 You are.

00:45:28.660 You're an authoritarian

00:45:29.460 just like Obama 0.56

00:45:30.520 who would use,

00:45:33.360 it's cut off from there.

00:45:34.360 Anyway,

00:45:34.600 you're an authoritarian

00:45:35.100 just like Obama.

00:45:35.800 Okay,

00:45:36.920 a couple of points.

00:45:41.280 The point Trump was making

00:45:42.620 was not that abortion

00:45:44.460 should simply be left

00:45:45.600 to the states.

00:45:46.480 He,

00:45:47.340 Trump attacked Florida

00:45:49.040 for the law

00:45:50.360 that they passed

00:45:51.080 in their states.

00:45:53.060 He said,

00:45:53.660 it's a terrible thing.

00:45:54.520 So his point was not,

00:45:57.680 oh,

00:45:57.820 states should do

00:45:58.280 whatever they want.

00:45:59.400 He was attacking

00:46:00.380 a state law.

00:46:02.320 So the federal state

00:46:03.380 distinction here

00:46:03.900 is irrelevant.

00:46:04.900 He's attacking

00:46:05.600 a state law

00:46:06.440 and I'm saying

00:46:08.200 that his attack

00:46:08.880 is wrong,

00:46:09.360 that he's wrong

00:46:09.840 on what he said

00:46:10.320 and I explained why.

00:46:11.240 I explained why

00:46:11.640 I thought that.

00:46:14.040 So that's just a dodge.

00:46:15.500 That's a dodge

00:46:16.120 by you

00:46:16.620 and by many other people

00:46:17.640 who left similar comments

00:46:18.820 and sent messages.

00:46:20.440 Oh, no,

00:46:20.940 Trump,

00:46:21.400 he just wants the states

00:46:22.460 to do what they want.

00:46:23.340 Why is he going

00:46:23.760 after Florida?

00:46:24.520 Which is a state

00:46:25.300 last I checked

00:46:26.000 and passed a law

00:46:28.260 by their own

00:46:30.100 duly elected government.

00:46:31.840 They passed their own law.

00:46:34.760 So Trump could,

00:46:36.580 if he only cares about

00:46:37.740 he just wants states

00:46:39.000 to handle it,

00:46:40.080 he could say

00:46:40.680 even if he doesn't agree

00:46:42.340 with the Florida law,

00:46:43.200 he could say

00:46:43.760 he doesn't have to denounce it.

00:46:45.280 He could say

00:46:45.780 I think states

00:46:46.920 should pass their own law,

00:46:48.040 Florida passed their law 0.62

00:46:48.980 and that's it.

00:46:52.300 He could say that.

00:46:54.180 Instead,

00:46:54.540 he goes after

00:46:55.160 the law itself

00:46:56.040 and he goes after

00:46:58.420 Republicans

00:46:59.180 for allegedly

00:47:01.160 being too extreme

00:47:02.100 on abortion.

00:47:02.840 Wow,

00:47:03.200 and I didn't even mention this

00:47:04.740 because Trump's comments

00:47:06.640 on abortion

00:47:07.700 were so off-base 1.00

00:47:09.220 and ridiculous 1.00

00:47:09.840 that it was hard 0.91

00:47:11.380 to pinpoint

00:47:12.360 all of the different areas

00:47:13.680 where he was wrong

00:47:14.300 and I missed one

00:47:15.320 because one thing

00:47:17.160 I missed there,

00:47:17.860 yesterday,

00:47:18.160 what we talked about,

00:47:18.660 is that in his answer

00:47:22.640 on abortion,

00:47:23.480 he actually claims

00:47:24.680 that Democrats

00:47:26.480 don't want to be extreme

00:47:28.980 on the issue.

00:47:30.740 He claims that Democrats

00:47:32.580 don't want to be extreme

00:47:33.940 on abortion.

00:47:35.720 What?

00:47:36.660 Yes, they do.

00:47:38.160 That's absolutely

00:47:38.920 what they want.

00:47:40.180 They're very extreme.

00:47:41.900 Almost every Democrat

00:47:44.120 on the national stage

00:47:45.080 with maybe,

00:47:46.020 maybe two or three exceptions,

00:47:47.440 if that,

00:47:48.880 wants abortion 0.99

00:47:49.780 to be legal

00:47:50.540 until birth,

00:47:51.700 until the moment of birth.

00:47:52.800 That's what every Democrat

00:47:53.680 on the national stage wants.

00:47:54.880 That's what the official position

00:47:56.400 of the Democrat Party is.

00:48:00.460 And so Trump

00:48:01.500 accuses Republicans

00:48:03.180 of being extreme

00:48:03.820 on abortion

00:48:04.160 while absolving Democrats

00:48:05.980 of their own extremism.

00:48:10.940 That's not moving

00:48:11.960 to the middle

00:48:12.580 and I think moving

00:48:13.340 to the middle

00:48:13.700 would be bad enough.

00:48:15.240 That is moving

00:48:15.820 to the left

00:48:16.720 that's throwing

00:48:18.980 that's throwing

00:48:19.700 pro-life conservatives

00:48:21.320 under the bus

00:48:22.180 while absolving

00:48:24.560 the other side

00:48:25.680 and

00:48:25.960 and

00:48:26.260 and I think

00:48:29.780 we all can recognize

00:48:30.960 plain as day

00:48:31.640 that that's what happened.

00:48:33.720 As far as you said

00:48:34.900 using the federal government

00:48:35.760 to force your moral views

00:48:36.840 on others

00:48:37.240 do I want to use

00:48:40.140 federal law

00:48:42.020 or law in general

00:48:42.980 to force

00:48:43.640 my moral view

00:48:45.060 on people?

00:48:46.960 Yes,

00:48:47.700 I do.

00:48:49.500 And that's because

00:48:50.660 that's what all

00:48:51.580 laws do.

00:48:53.340 Okay?

00:48:54.100 So can we stop

00:48:55.060 this silliness?

00:48:56.980 This once again, 0.68

00:48:58.020 this is what you're

00:48:58.760 talking about here,

00:48:59.500 what we're getting

00:48:59.840 from you,

00:49:00.320 Republic Cat,

00:49:01.620 if that's your real name,

00:49:02.840 is we are getting

00:49:04.940 libert,

00:49:06.440 we're getting

00:49:06.860 half-baked

00:49:07.920 midwit 0.97

00:49:10.400 libertarian

00:49:11.760 talking points

00:49:12.500 that you should have

00:49:13.640 grown out of

00:49:14.480 when you were like

00:49:15.340 22.

00:49:16.780 And maybe that's

00:49:17.640 how old you are now

00:49:18.320 and if that's the case

00:49:19.240 then all I can say

00:49:19.840 is you'll grow

00:49:20.260 out of this.

00:49:21.220 But if you're older

00:49:22.000 than that

00:49:22.360 and you're still saying

00:49:23.060 we don't want laws 0.91

00:49:24.080 to force morality

00:49:25.040 on people

00:49:25.500 then I don't know

00:49:27.160 you really need to

00:49:27.880 I take a break

00:49:28.720 from Twitter,

00:49:29.220 I take a break

00:49:29.660 from social media

00:49:31.720 and maybe read

00:49:32.440 a few books

00:49:32.900 try to notch up

00:49:34.420 the IQ points

00:49:35.160 by a couple there

00:49:36.860 because this

00:49:38.120 it's just such 0.98

00:49:38.880 a ridiculous 0.96

00:49:39.580 every law 0.63

00:49:40.720 is imposing

00:49:41.860 a moral view.

00:49:43.180 That's what laws do. 0.89

00:49:45.180 There's no such thing

00:49:45.920 as a

00:49:46.380 morality neutral law.

00:49:50.740 Every single thing

00:49:51.940 that is illegal

00:49:53.020 okay?

00:49:54.340 If something is illegal

00:49:55.340 why is it illegal?

00:49:58.300 And I assume you agree

00:49:59.400 that there are

00:49:59.840 some things

00:50:00.580 that should be illegal

00:50:01.540 right?

00:50:01.860 We can all agree

00:50:02.300 there are things

00:50:02.680 that should be illegal

00:50:03.180 and if it's illegal

00:50:04.440 why is it illegal?

00:50:05.660 It's illegal

00:50:06.120 because the people

00:50:07.360 that are passing the law

00:50:08.500 have judged

00:50:09.360 that that thing is wrong

00:50:10.940 and I know

00:50:11.920 what you're going to say

00:50:12.460 you're going to say

00:50:12.920 that no

00:50:13.260 it's not just

00:50:13.640 because it's wrong

00:50:14.060 it's because

00:50:14.660 it hurts people

00:50:15.600 so we should only

00:50:16.120 make things illegal

00:50:16.720 if they hurt people

00:50:17.520 and yet abortion 0.83

00:50:18.700 hurts people

00:50:19.200 it hurts human beings

00:50:19.920 and you want to

00:50:20.240 make an exception

00:50:20.700 for that

00:50:21.020 but let's leave

00:50:21.440 that exception aside

00:50:22.140 for a second

00:50:22.460 we'll pretend

00:50:22.820 that you don't

00:50:23.140 have that

00:50:23.520 contradiction

00:50:24.420 you're saying

00:50:25.760 no only if

00:50:26.360 it hurts someone

00:50:26.740 okay

00:50:28.640 why does it matter

00:50:29.340 if you hurt someone

00:50:29.980 who cares about that

00:50:31.080 why shouldn't you

00:50:33.020 be able to hurt someone

00:50:33.740 oh because it's wrong

00:50:35.820 to hurt people

00:50:36.500 because it's immoral

00:50:37.800 so no matter

00:50:39.520 how you slice it

00:50:40.560 no matter how you slice it

00:50:41.860 things are illegal

00:50:43.260 because they are immoral

00:50:44.920 now

00:50:45.200 does that mean

00:50:46.180 that every immoral thing

00:50:47.460 should be illegal

00:50:48.460 no

00:50:48.980 but it does mean

00:50:51.220 that something

00:50:51.900 should only be illegal

00:50:53.140 if it is immoral

00:50:54.240 there should be nothing

00:50:56.320 moral that is illegal

00:50:57.520 and so if you're

00:50:59.680 passing a law

00:51:00.500 you are making

00:51:01.180 a moral judgment

00:51:02.100 every single time

00:51:03.080 every set of laws

00:51:04.380 is grounded

00:51:05.000 in a

00:51:05.840 in a

00:51:06.300 a moral code

00:51:08.020 without exception

00:51:10.740 that's how

00:51:11.160 that's what laws do 0.99

00:51:12.320 that's what they are

00:51:13.440 I happen to believe

00:51:17.440 that mass murdering

00:51:19.160 human beings

00:51:19.820 in the womb

00:51:20.320 is deeply evil

00:51:21.580 and immoral

00:51:22.420 and yes

00:51:24.520 I want to impose

00:51:25.960 that morality

00:51:28.020 on the whole country

00:51:28.980 I do

00:51:29.280 the morality

00:51:30.100 that says

00:51:30.660 that mass murdering

00:51:31.700 human beings

00:51:32.220 in the womb

00:51:32.500 is wrong

00:51:32.880 I want to impose

00:51:33.640 on everybody

00:51:34.040 I really

00:51:34.400 yes absolutely

00:51:35.260 I want to impose

00:51:35.940 it

00:51:36.080 just like

00:51:36.720 just like

00:51:37.240 we impose

00:51:38.180 our

00:51:39.280 our

00:51:39.800 you know

00:51:40.760 moral view

00:51:42.060 that murdering

00:51:43.240 people outside

00:51:43.780 of the womb

00:51:44.140 is wrong

00:51:44.520 we impose

00:51:45.620 that on everyone

00:51:46.140 whether they agree

00:51:46.720 with it or not

00:51:47.340 imagine that

00:51:48.160 well all I'm saying

00:51:50.840 is that we shouldn't

00:51:51.400 carve out this absurd

00:51:52.500 arbitrary exception

00:51:53.500 where we say

00:51:54.440 well then obviously 1.00

00:51:55.060 killing people 1.00

00:51:55.760 killing human beings 0.99

00:51:56.680 is wrong 0.99

00:51:57.000 unless they're in the womb

00:51:58.120 then of course

00:51:58.520 go ahead and do it

00:51:59.180 I'm saying I want to

00:52:01.800 get rid of that

00:52:02.320 of that arbitrary

00:52:03.500 exception

00:52:04.080 let's see

00:52:06.380 okay one other

00:52:08.520 we'll have to skip to this

00:52:09.660 Sherg the Beast

00:52:10.620 says really

00:52:11.220 you're going to

00:52:11.540 criticize someone else

00:52:12.420 for advertising something

00:52:13.400 only to put it

00:52:13.920 behind a paywall

00:52:14.660 really

00:52:15.000 wish I could

00:52:16.160 finally watch

00:52:16.840 what is woman 1.00

00:52:17.380 but you know

00:52:18.320 well in fact

00:52:20.040 we made what is woman

00:52:21.080 free

00:52:21.340 maybe you didn't hear

00:52:22.280 it was only viewed

00:52:23.060 like 180 million times

00:52:24.100 on Twitter

00:52:24.360 but we have made

00:52:24.900 that available

00:52:25.260 to the public

00:52:25.720 yeah I criticized

00:52:27.800 the Times

00:52:29.500 in the UK

00:52:30.780 for putting their

00:52:32.320 Russell Brand accusations

00:52:33.420 behind a paywall

00:52:34.280 not because I have a

00:52:34.940 problem with a paywall

00:52:35.840 we have a paywall

00:52:36.440 here at the Daily Wire

00:52:37.180 the point though

00:52:38.440 is that if you are

00:52:39.680 going to make

00:52:40.280 allegations against

00:52:41.340 a specific person

00:52:42.660 that they are 0.98

00:52:43.440 a serial rapist 0.98

00:52:44.620 then I think 0.98

00:52:46.680 you have a responsibility

00:52:47.360 to keep those

00:52:48.160 allegations available

00:52:49.040 to the public

00:52:49.480 to say in the headline

00:52:50.680 Russell Brand is a 0.99

00:52:51.920 serial rapist 1.00

00:52:52.680 subscribe to find 0.98

00:52:54.420 out more

00:52:54.860 that I think

00:52:56.340 is very wrong

00:52:57.380 yes

00:52:57.760 I think if you are

00:52:58.800 going to specifically

00:52:59.840 accuse an individual

00:53:01.120 of committing

00:53:03.400 heinous crimes

00:53:04.400 and you claim

00:53:05.300 that you have

00:53:05.660 evidence of it

00:53:06.400 and that you have

00:53:07.140 the details about it

00:53:08.080 yes you have

00:53:09.060 a responsibility

00:53:09.800 you have a

00:53:10.180 journalistic responsibility

00:53:11.200 to keep those

00:53:12.300 details

00:53:12.780 at the front

00:53:14.940 of the paywall

00:53:15.540 in front of the paywall

00:53:16.560 so that people

00:53:17.420 can read them

00:53:17.940 and they don't

00:53:18.160 have to pay you

00:53:19.080 for the privilege

00:53:20.880 so I don't know

00:53:23.540 call that hypocrisy

00:53:25.020 if you want

00:53:25.380 but I think

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00:54:23.080 so we talked yesterday

00:54:30.440 as we have talked

00:54:32.100 many other days

00:54:32.760 about the differences

00:54:33.400 between men and women 0.90

00:54:34.400 and these are differences

00:54:35.260 that begin with the obvious

00:54:36.500 physical distinctions

00:54:37.300 but they don't end there

00:54:38.240 men and women have

00:54:39.240 different ways of thinking

00:54:40.100 of acting

00:54:40.580 of being in the world

00:54:41.500 different priorities

00:54:42.560 and expectations

00:54:43.240 and ironically

00:54:43.860 the effort to erase

00:54:45.420 the distinction

00:54:45.920 between men and women 0.90

00:54:46.680 has made the distinction

00:54:47.760 clearer than it's ever

00:54:48.940 been before

00:54:49.420 the more we call men

00:54:50.740 women and women men

00:54:51.520 the more obvious it becomes

00:54:52.740 that men are not women 0.99

00:54:53.760 and women are not men

00:54:55.180 there are of course

00:54:56.280 many examples I can show

00:54:57.480 and have shown

00:54:58.240 that demonstrate this fact

00:54:59.560 this week gives us

00:55:00.440 a particularly funny one though

00:55:02.140 and although the humor

00:55:04.080 is entirely unintentional

00:55:05.260 of course

00:55:05.560 so here's a viral video

00:55:06.940 of a woman

00:55:07.440 who recently started

00:55:08.760 identifying as a man

00:55:09.820 and has just had

00:55:11.420 her first encounter

00:55:12.420 with a men's restroom

00:55:14.260 she was displeased

00:55:16.600 watch

00:55:17.280 today was my first day

00:55:19.320 using the men's staff

00:55:20.260 bathroom at school

00:55:21.040 and it is so boring

00:55:22.260 in there

00:55:22.640 the women have nice 1.00

00:55:23.500 soap and plants

00:55:24.380 it smells kind of

00:55:24.960 like a waterfall

00:55:25.580 I asked one of my

00:55:26.220 colleagues about it

00:55:26.880 and he said

00:55:27.220 that's just the way

00:55:27.840 that it is

00:55:28.240 that it's like

00:55:28.660 boring to be a man

00:55:29.840 but guys

00:55:30.260 we don't have to

00:55:30.800 accept that

00:55:31.420 I've been on the other

00:55:32.320 side

00:55:32.640 there is another way

00:55:33.700 colorless misery

00:55:34.800 doesn't have to be

00:55:35.540 a secondary sex 0.64

00:55:36.380 characteristic

00:55:36.880 there's still time

00:55:37.740 to make the little

00:55:38.260 things delightful

00:55:39.020 if you're only brave

00:55:39.880 enough

00:55:40.100 a singular

00:55:40.600 Glade plug-in

00:55:41.260 is not going to

00:55:41.720 make you a girl 0.98

00:55:42.260 I promise

00:55:42.740 yes let's make

00:55:44.660 the little things

00:55:45.380 delightful

00:55:45.820 you know

00:55:46.400 you know when us men

00:55:47.860 always say things

00:55:48.620 like that

00:55:49.120 I can't count how

00:55:51.180 many times

00:55:51.580 I've heard a guy

00:55:52.180 utter a phrase

00:55:53.660 like that

00:55:54.220 now I have to say

00:55:55.840 it's annoying enough

00:55:56.780 when a woman 0.99

00:55:57.260 who still identifies

00:55:58.120 as a woman

00:55:58.880 declares that she's

00:56:00.240 just one of the guys

00:56:01.220 because she told

00:56:02.220 a fart joke once

00:56:03.080 or whatever

00:56:03.400 but it's a whole

00:56:04.860 different level

00:56:05.400 to hear a woman

00:56:06.120 who by the way

00:56:06.740 is very obviously

00:56:07.620 a woman 0.57

00:56:08.020 even after chopping

00:56:08.820 body parts off

00:56:09.580 like it's

00:56:10.020 you're clearly

00:56:10.900 still a woman 0.85

00:56:11.440 but it's a whole

00:56:12.980 other thing

00:56:13.260 to hear her

00:56:14.120 use the word

00:56:14.840 we

00:56:15.240 when referring

00:56:16.160 to men

00:56:16.680 and since we're

00:56:17.580 supposed to be

00:56:18.020 respecting pronouns

00:56:19.220 I want to make it

00:56:20.440 clear to this young

00:56:21.160 lady that 0.96

00:56:21.720 I do not identify

00:56:23.520 as a we

00:56:24.620 with you

00:56:25.760 okay there's no

00:56:26.800 we here

00:56:27.520 hey fellas 0.66

00:56:28.840 we need to make

00:56:29.340 our bathrooms

00:56:30.280 prettier

00:56:30.800 no we don't

00:56:32.820 and also you

00:56:33.480 aren't part of the

00:56:34.060 we

00:56:34.260 and the very fact

00:56:35.780 that you want

00:56:36.220 to make bathrooms

00:56:36.940 prettier

00:56:37.380 is proof

00:56:38.140 that you aren't

00:56:38.940 part of the

00:56:39.560 we

00:56:39.780 and this is where

00:56:41.200 the irony comes in

00:56:42.020 because she's gone

00:56:42.640 to all of these

00:56:43.260 lengths to become

00:56:44.540 a man

00:56:45.060 quote unquote

00:56:45.540 yet she can't help

00:56:46.800 but still be a woman

00:56:47.720 because that's what

00:56:48.620 she is

00:56:49.100 she says that the

00:56:50.680 bathroom shouldn't 0.95

00:56:51.680 be boring

00:56:52.360 yes it should

00:56:55.420 ma'am

00:56:55.940 yes it should

00:56:56.520 in fact

00:56:56.920 as men

00:56:57.620 as actual men 0.57

00:56:58.320 boring

00:56:59.160 is exactly

00:57:00.720 what we want

00:57:01.360 our bathrooms

00:57:01.900 to be

00:57:02.400 that is 100%

00:57:03.920 if I were to

00:57:04.360 describe the

00:57:05.040 ideal bathroom

00:57:05.780 it is a boring

00:57:06.680 one

00:57:06.980 in fact

00:57:08.000 I don't want

00:57:08.660 anything out of

00:57:10.180 my bathroom

00:57:10.800 except dullness

00:57:12.620 if a bathroom

00:57:14.040 is not boring

00:57:15.040 if there is

00:57:16.000 anything happening

00:57:16.900 in a bathroom

00:57:17.500 that makes the

00:57:18.580 experience somehow

00:57:19.860 eventful

00:57:20.640 then something

00:57:21.880 is wrong

00:57:22.440 and as men

00:57:24.180 we go into the

00:57:24.800 bathroom

00:57:25.160 we take care of

00:57:25.920 business

00:57:26.220 we wash our

00:57:26.800 hands

00:57:26.980 we leave

00:57:27.540 we don't linger

00:57:29.060 we don't hang out

00:57:30.240 we don't talk to

00:57:30.920 each other

00:57:31.280 we don't look at

00:57:31.840 each other

00:57:32.260 we get in

00:57:32.840 we get out

00:57:33.300 we're efficient

00:57:33.780 we move on

00:57:34.300 with our day

00:57:34.720 that's it

00:57:35.160 no man

00:57:36.380 no real actual

00:57:37.560 man

00:57:37.820 has ever emerged

00:57:39.260 from a public

00:57:39.740 restroom

00:57:40.120 and then gone up

00:57:40.660 to his buddy

00:57:41.080 and said

00:57:41.420 man that bathroom 0.91

00:57:42.340 is terrible

00:57:42.860 it's so boring

00:57:43.840 yuck

00:57:44.720 no man

00:57:46.120 it's never happened

00:57:46.960 no man has ever

00:57:48.140 walked into a bathroom

00:57:48.880 and wished

00:57:49.400 that the atmosphere

00:57:50.400 was livelier

00:57:51.760 the only time a man 0.90

00:57:53.340 complains about a public

00:57:54.100 restroom is if it's 0.97

00:57:54.880 so disgusting 0.94

00:57:55.720 and grimy 1.00

00:57:56.240 and dirty 0.88

00:57:56.680 that he can hardly

00:57:57.480 breathe while he's

00:57:58.220 inside it

00:57:58.700 but even then

00:57:59.400 he probably won't

00:58:00.020 complain

00:58:00.400 because by the time

00:58:01.340 he's done using

00:58:02.020 the bathroom

00:58:02.420 it's a moot point

00:58:03.260 you know

00:58:04.320 many public restrooms

00:58:05.320 will have a notice

00:58:06.040 posted somewhere

00:58:06.780 telling patrons

00:58:08.100 to notify staff

00:58:09.340 or call a number

00:58:10.080 if the bathroom

00:58:11.200 is in need of cleaning

00:58:12.100 well I can tell you this

00:58:13.920 no man has ever

00:58:16.100 called that number

00:58:16.880 or notified the staff

00:58:18.020 because once we're done

00:58:19.900 doing our business

00:58:20.600 we just leave

00:58:21.720 and we figure that

00:58:22.280 someone else will

00:58:23.400 take care of it

00:58:23.980 it's like it's not

00:58:24.380 my problem anymore

00:58:25.000 so I'm already done

00:58:26.760 I already had to deal

00:58:27.340 with it

00:58:27.620 so now the rest of you

00:58:29.040 whatever

00:58:29.600 it's not my issue

00:58:30.280 this is how men

00:58:31.700 handle these kinds

00:58:32.340 of situations

00:58:32.920 the woman in the video

00:58:34.300 doesn't realize that

00:58:35.320 because she's not a man 0.64

00:58:36.260 now

00:58:37.900 I am also

00:58:40.760 troubled by the prospect

00:58:42.280 that as

00:58:43.420 as more women 1.00

00:58:44.440 identify as men

00:58:45.400 our bathrooms

00:58:46.780 will become filled

00:58:47.600 with people

00:58:48.120 who see the bathroom

00:58:49.300 as a social occasion

00:58:50.700 next thing you know

00:58:52.800 you're going to be

00:58:53.140 at the urinal

00:58:53.760 and some post-op

00:58:54.840 quote trans man

00:58:55.900 is going to slide up

00:58:56.780 in right next to you

00:58:57.720 which will be

00:58:58.980 the first problem

00:58:59.660 because all men know

00:59:00.500 that you never ever

00:59:01.420 use the urinal 0.90

00:59:02.640 right next to another guy

00:59:03.660 unless there's

00:59:04.160 no other availables

00:59:04.860 this is man code

00:59:06.240 but women don't know 1.00

00:59:07.460 about man code

00:59:08.240 because they're not men

00:59:09.180 and then to make matters worse

00:59:11.320 she's going to try

00:59:12.260 to strike up a conversation

00:59:13.360 like hey there fellow dude

00:59:15.000 what do you think

00:59:15.680 of the tile in this bathroom

00:59:16.800 it feels a little outdated to me

00:59:18.240 now I don't know

00:59:20.380 if that's the kind of thing

00:59:21.040 women talk about 1.00

00:59:21.700 in their bathrooms

00:59:22.340 but I know that it's not

00:59:23.280 the kind of thing

00:59:23.740 we talk about in ours

00:59:24.720 because we don't talk

00:59:25.640 about anything

00:59:26.240 it's interesting

00:59:28.120 to observe this dynamic

00:59:29.160 actually

00:59:29.540 because when men

00:59:30.260 identify as women

00:59:31.100 they turn womanhood 0.99

00:59:33.240 into an absurd caricature

00:59:34.700 a man's version

00:59:35.960 of womanhood

00:59:36.480 is excessive

00:59:37.280 grotesque

00:59:38.140 a man will

00:59:39.540 will appropriate

00:59:40.320 appropriate femininity

00:59:42.020 by obnoxiously

00:59:43.920 exaggerating it

00:59:45.060 the womanhood

00:59:46.560 that he constructs

00:59:47.320 will be overwrought

00:59:48.240 and inflated

00:59:48.940 the best example

00:59:49.580 of this is

00:59:49.940 is the drag queen 0.95

00:59:51.020 of course 0.99

00:59:51.320 a ludicrous parody 0.98

00:59:52.820 of womanhood 0.99

00:59:53.460 a masquerade

00:59:54.320 womanhood made 1.00

00:59:55.580 into a kind

00:59:56.080 of preposterous

00:59:56.940 cartoon

00:59:57.400 now on the other hand

00:59:59.440 as we're beginning

01:00:00.060 to see

01:00:00.500 when women 1.00

01:00:01.740 identify as men

01:00:02.960 rather than

01:00:04.280 exaggerating

01:00:05.240 masculinity

01:00:05.760 they instead

01:00:06.420 attempt to

01:00:06.940 feminize it 0.90

01:00:07.780 the woman 0.98

01:00:09.040 doesn't want

01:00:09.600 to turn

01:00:10.120 into a man

01:00:10.960 so much

01:00:11.860 as she wants

01:00:12.360 to turn men 0.71

01:00:13.240 into her

01:00:14.020 the man

01:00:15.180 becomes a funhouse

01:00:16.180 mirror version

01:00:17.080 of femininity

01:00:17.720 the woman 0.98

01:00:18.280 wants masculinity 0.94

01:00:19.580 to become a funhouse

01:00:20.800 mirror version

01:00:21.460 of herself

01:00:22.240 this partly

01:00:23.700 reflects

01:00:24.080 the fact

01:00:24.660 that men

01:00:25.160 and women

01:00:25.480 embrace

01:00:26.000 trans ideology

01:00:26.740 for entirely

01:00:27.920 different reasons

01:00:28.820 like it's almost

01:00:30.220 we're almost

01:00:31.060 dealing with

01:00:31.440 two completely

01:00:32.200 different phenomena

01:00:32.920 phenomena

01:00:33.800 we have

01:00:34.880 we have

01:00:35.140 transgenderism

01:00:35.980 the transgenderism

01:00:37.640 of women

01:00:38.080 and the transgenderism

01:00:39.180 of men

01:00:39.720 and we tend

01:00:41.100 to think of

01:00:41.520 these things

01:00:41.940 as the same

01:00:42.680 thing

01:00:43.060 but they're

01:00:44.220 really not

01:00:44.860 because the man

01:00:46.640 rejects his manhood

01:00:48.040 because he fetishizes 0.85

01:00:49.300 womanhood

01:00:49.880 the womanhood

01:00:51.640 the woman rejects 0.99

01:00:52.740 her womanhood

01:00:53.400 because she hates

01:00:54.600 her body

01:00:55.120 and herself

01:00:55.720 and she sees

01:00:56.440 manhood as an escape

01:00:57.680 but the crucial point

01:00:59.700 is that she doesn't

01:01:00.860 really want to be

01:01:01.760 a man

01:01:02.180 she just wants 1.00

01:01:02.860 to be not

01:01:03.620 a woman 0.57

01:01:04.120 just look at the way

01:01:05.780 that trans men 0.56

01:01:06.640 quote unquote

01:01:07.140 tend to dress

01:01:08.060 and style their hair

01:01:09.060 I mean it's not

01:01:09.760 masculine

01:01:10.340 it's not even

01:01:10.820 trying to be

01:01:11.520 there's a reason

01:01:13.460 you don't see

01:01:13.820 a lot of trans men

01:01:14.780 quote unquote

01:01:15.300 trying to get jobs

01:01:16.200 in construction

01:01:16.800 or working on oil rigs

01:01:19.000 they're still all

01:01:20.300 Starbucks baristas

01:01:21.180 they aren't attempting

01:01:22.980 to inhabit

01:01:23.580 some idealized

01:01:24.620 version of masculinity

01:01:25.520 that they have

01:01:26.040 in their heads

01:01:26.480 they're trying

01:01:27.500 to escape

01:01:28.140 their own bodies

01:01:28.980 and they see

01:01:30.180 manhood as a refuge

01:01:31.480 as a hideout

01:01:32.460 but then when they

01:01:34.000 get there

01:01:34.520 they can't help

01:01:35.720 but look around

01:01:36.200 and say

01:01:37.000 ew this is gross

01:01:37.980 we need to spruce

01:01:39.460 this place up a bit

01:01:40.340 gents

01:01:40.680 in other words

01:01:42.640 they can't help

01:01:43.340 but still be women 0.98

01:01:44.200 because they are

01:01:45.420 now of course

01:01:46.980 this goes beyond

01:01:47.620 the trans issue

01:01:48.320 modern women

01:01:48.960 have been trying

01:01:49.480 to feminize

01:01:50.080 male spaces

01:01:50.700 for a long time

01:01:51.540 and where they

01:01:52.540 can't feminize 1.00

01:01:53.280 a male space 0.81

01:01:53.880 they seek

01:01:54.240 to simply

01:01:54.600 abolish it

01:01:55.260 trans ideology 0.82

01:01:56.500 just gives them

01:01:57.080 the cover

01:01:57.440 to infiltrate

01:01:58.260 masculinity

01:01:58.820 and attempt

01:01:59.280 to destroy

01:01:59.760 it from the

01:02:00.320 inside

01:02:00.800 which is

01:02:01.200 exactly what

01:02:02.100 men are doing

01:02:02.540 to femininity

01:02:03.040 just in a

01:02:03.520 different way

01:02:04.040 and for slightly

01:02:04.700 different reasons

01:02:05.460 but the results

01:02:07.020 ultimately

01:02:07.480 are the same

01:02:08.300 and are awful

01:02:09.400 which is why

01:02:11.220 the woman 0.98

01:02:12.180 complaining about

01:02:12.940 boring men's 0.90

01:02:13.800 restrooms

01:02:14.300 is today

01:02:15.520 cancelled

01:02:16.760 that'll do it

01:02:18.100 for the show

01:02:18.400 today

01:02:18.580 thanks for

01:02:18.940 watching

01:02:19.120 thanks for

01:02:19.440 listening

01:02:19.680 have a great

01:02:20.240 day

01:02:20.620 Godspeed

01:02:21.420 love you

01:02:25.860 peace

01:02:27.220 love you

01:02:28.520 you

01:02:30.820 you

01:02:30.920 you

01:02:30.960 you

01:02:31.440 you

The Matt Walsh Show - September 19, 2023

Ep. 1225 - Here's What The Media Doesn't Want You To Know About The Violent Crime Plaguing Our Cities

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