California has instated an Amber Alert system designed specifically for missing Black people. In fact, they ve started to racially segregate the whole missing person system, and it gets crazier from there. Also, Representative Rashida Tlaib has trouble condemning the murder of Israeli civilians. Teachers complain that their students are not learning, but are reluctant to take any responsibility for it themselves. And Jada Pinkett-Smith proves again why she is the worst wife in America.
00:16:03.140You know, if a black person goes missing, they get the ebony alert, and if a white person goes missing, they get the amber alert.
00:16:07.860Well, in that case, California will have established a truly segregated emergency alert system with a separate alert for whites and blacks.
00:16:16.540At that point, they might as well go all the way and change amber alert to ivory alert.
00:16:22.400Of course, either scenario is insane and counterproductive, to say the least.
00:16:28.740If you're really worried about racist cops and MAGA Republicans who supposedly aren't trying to find missing black people, why would your solution be to categorize all future missing person alerts by race?
00:16:41.620By your own logic, now the racist cops and MAGA Republicans can simply ignore the alerts for whatever race they don't like.
00:16:48.380So you're making it easier in that case.
00:16:50.380Again, we can mock this all day, but all these contradictions and inconsistencies aren't simply the inevitable result of top-down, state-driven social engineering.
00:16:58.460They're also the inevitable result of the worldview of California politicians and liberals more generally who refuse to recognize reality even when it hits them in the face.
00:17:08.240You know, the truth is that a lot of young black people do run away from their homes.
00:17:13.060And the reason they do it is that when they were young, their fathers ran away from them.
00:17:17.440It's a tragedy that repeats itself generation after generation.
00:17:21.400It's one of the reasons every urban center in this country is getting more dangerous every year.
00:17:26.380But predictably, instead of doing something about that problem, instead of addressing the crisis of single-parent homes in the state of California and across the country, Democrats have once again decided to blame their political opponents.
00:17:36.700They're saying the cops are responsible.
00:17:38.360They're claiming MAGA Republicans are behind it, etc.
00:17:41.760That's the explanation they've settled on.
00:17:43.360As a result, a lot of Californians are about to wake up at 3 a.m. to random blaring alerts on their cell phones, along with all the earthquake notifications and the push alerts about newly deposited poop on the sidewalk.
00:17:55.460Of course, many Californians will decide to opt out of these alerts indefinitely because they're too constant and too annoying.
00:18:01.240And a lot of police resources will be wasted pursuing runaways who left home voluntarily.
00:18:06.560And in the end, black people will continue to disappear, probably at the exact same rate.
00:18:12.600Unless something extraordinary occurs, this cycle will continue, unburdened, as Kamala Harris might say, by what has been.
00:18:21.500For California liberals like Gavin Newsom, that's good enough.
00:18:24.660You know, for everyone else, and especially for every non-Ebony person who goes missing in the state of California, this sends a very clear message.
00:18:30.600It is an explicit betrayal of the race-neutral system of laws that this country has upheld for generations.
00:18:38.300So this new law in California, I mean, obviously needs to be struck down as quickly as possible.
00:18:42.820It should be condemned by every Republican politician and conservative power center in the country.
00:18:48.020You know, a law that explicitly says, if you are a runaway, you only get an alert if you are black and not if you're white.
00:18:56.060I mean, that kind of law should be condemned by everyone.
00:18:59.480And if that doesn't happen, if your race can somehow dictate how you're treated by the police, then nothing else really matters.
00:19:05.140I mean, all the debates about Ukraine and the debt ceiling and Speaker of the House, they all pale in comparison.
00:19:10.860When they come for you, whatever that charge might be, you'll be judged on the basis of characteristics you can't control.
00:19:16.480If you're not indigenous or a person of color, then no cell phone alert will sound when you disappear.
00:19:22.760There'll be no signs on the highway telling motorists to be on the lookout for someone matching your description.
00:19:27.280You'll be isolated and demonized and condemned.
00:19:30.520You'll be classified as a runaway and forgotten immediately, which is a depressing realization in some respects, kind of demoralizing.
00:19:38.100But in reality, it's clarifying. It tells you something important.
00:19:40.520It communicates loud and clear the intent of the people who hate you more than anything else in the world.
00:19:45.100It tells you that everything they pretend is an injustice, isn't reality, a punishment that they desperately want to inflict on you.
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00:21:06.500Representative Rashida Tlaib, who has an extensive history of anti-Semitism, lashed out Wednesday after a video of her went viral on Tuesday night,
00:21:13.100where she repeatedly refused to condemn the brutal acts of terrorism committed by Palestinian terrorists against the Jewish state of Israel.
00:21:18.780More than 1,200 Israelis were murdered in the attacks on Saturday, with thousands more injured.
00:21:22.280At least 22 Americans were killed. 17 more are still unaccounted for.
00:21:25.220And she was asked while she was walking the halls of Congress what her, you know, if she's going to condemn these acts.
00:21:35.620And we have that video where she gives her answer, which is no answer at all, which is also an answer in and of itself.
00:22:56.720Well, on one hand, it's not incredible because you can't be surprised when Democrats refuse to condemn the murder of babies.
00:23:02.660After all, they've been actively funding the murder of babies and cheering it on in this country for over half a century.
00:23:09.460So this is not surprising on one end, but still, you know, you'd think it'd be very, like, this is, this, if this is a gotcha question for you, I mean, you could always say that the person asking the questions is trying to embarrass Rashida Tlaib and it's a gotcha question.
00:23:24.400And that might be true, but only because, only because, like, we know that she's a scumbag and that this somehow is a difficult question for her.
00:23:33.220But if that's, if that's a gotcha question, if that's a difficult question for you, that's your fault.
00:23:39.420Because for any normal person with any kind of functional moral compass, when you're asked, well, do you condemn this terrorist attack against civilians?
00:23:46.800It's very easy to just say, of course I condemn it.
00:23:54.960And, and if, if for some reason you can't say that, then really we have to assume that, that you support it.
00:24:04.140Because why else would you not condemn it?
00:24:07.380Um, and it's not as though it's an unfair question.
00:24:13.580Yeah, I, I think for a lot of people to go up to them and ask, do you condemn a terrorist attack?
00:24:17.560It's almost an unfair question because it, it, it, it's like, it should be so obvious.
00:24:21.860Well, of course, of course you condemn.
00:24:22.880To even ask the question is to imply that there, that there is a question about whether or not this person condemns it.
00:24:28.500And so for most, most normal people, that's why you would never go up to a normal person on the street and say, do you condemn terrorist attacks?
00:24:34.120Because you would assume that everybody does.
00:24:36.840But in Rashida Tlaib's case, uh, there's at, at a minimum, a real question about how she feels about this.
00:24:43.260Especially considering, yeah, she has that Palestinian flag hanging outside of her office.
00:24:46.540And as far as that goes, here's one of her fellow Democrats defending the Palestinian flag outside of the office.
00:25:23.520Um, she lamented the death on both sides.
00:25:27.240Uh, and, and I think she, she condemned, I don't, I don't have her statement right in front of me, but she condemned, uh, terrorist activity.
00:25:38.640Um, you know, actually the, the issue, even, even before this event occurred last weekend, uh, having a Palestinian flag,
00:25:49.260outside of your office, uh, if, when you are a politician, you know, your office, when you work in Congress is a problem regardless of any terrorist attack.
00:26:00.240Now, I don't like the idea, frankly, of, uh, of American politicians flying the flags of other countries, of other people, uh, anywhere, even at their own home.
00:26:09.500Now, you can't prevent them from doing it at their own home, but, um, at, at your office, uh, it's, it's an issue regardless.
00:42:03.240The teachers were marching in the streets, demanding that they, that schools remain closed for their own sake, because they're so scared of getting a cold.
00:42:24.280And for a lot of these teachers, you know, schools opened up again across the country.
00:42:29.260I mean, they, they closed for at least, almost every school was closed for at least like half a year, which is a long time for a child to miss out on education.
00:42:37.800Some of them were closed for over a year, a year and a half.
00:42:40.900But when they did start opening up again, the teachers were the ones saying, keep them closed.
00:42:46.960I don't know if, if, if, if Randy Weingarten and company had their way, maybe the schools would still be closed.
00:43:33.900If you weren't willing to make the sacrifice, if you're so terrified of getting a cold because you're a coward, that you're willing to sacrifice a child's education, don't come complaining now.
00:43:50.720But, and I could be totally wrong about this.
00:43:53.220I would be somewhat surprised if it turned out that that guy in particular back in 2020 was, was, was, was a voice crying out in the wilderness saying, keep the schools open.
00:44:05.540But one thing I can say, a lot of, a lot of teachers now are complaining about kids are far behind.
00:44:09.420And I know for a fact that many of those teachers were not only happy that schools closed, but were insistent on it and wanted to keep them closed for longer.
00:44:24.140And now they pretend to be so concerned, you know, now when it's like too late, honestly, I hate to say it, but it's too late for a lot of these kids.
00:44:32.720A lot of these kids, they don't have, they don't have parents who are going to teach them.
00:45:13.160Finally, most important news of the day before we get to the next segment, the Daily Loud on Twitter reports is where I get most of my news.
00:45:20.460A couple, a couple in California, Colorado rather, shared footage they captured on a train of what they believe to be the legendary Bigfoot.
00:45:27.580Um, let's watch this video of Bigfoot.
00:45:30.760Yeah, there's big, I mean, you can really tell, you can tell that it's Bigfoot.
00:45:53.500But I think all the evidence is, let's play this video one more time.
00:45:56.840So I want everyone to notice all the different nuances of this video that I think proved.
00:46:02.140So there, so you see that creature is obviously very hairy.
00:47:55.060Matt's definition of the colonization on Europeans in America seems like a contradiction because he speaks of colonization as good, but decolonization as bad, I'm just not following, sounds the same to me by his logic.
00:48:07.260And another comment says, so if colonization has historically been good, then why are you so opposed to being colonized, creating open borders, let them take your jobs, your lands, and hopefully when they're done murdering you in 200 years, they'll get you, uh, they'll get you flying cars, cure for cancer, teleportation, et cetera.
00:48:23.980Um, yeah, the people that are coming here as illegal immigrants are, uh, they're going to be the ones that come up with the flying cars, sure.
00:48:31.140Now, so a few things on these two related comments.
00:48:34.360First and most importantly, the early European settlers, because I, I hear this, you know, of course, this is a very common argument that, uh, that, hey, uh, if you think the European settlers had every right to come here and set up shop as they did, then how, how could you possibly object to immigrants coming across the border, uh, the early European settlers were themselves illegal immigrants is the claim.
00:48:54.140Well, the early European settlers came, they were not illegal immigrants by any definition of the term.
00:49:00.220There was no, there was no, there was no law, there was no law, okay, there was no law governing the wilderness that these European settlers came to.
00:49:12.040It was a mostly unpopulated wilderness.
00:49:15.840Um, there was a relatively sparsely distributed assortment of warring primitive tribes.
00:49:22.260There was no nation, there was no country.
00:49:24.700Um, there were, there were tribes and the settlers came into this wilderness and they built a civilization.
00:49:34.460There was not one there and they, they made one, they made it from scratch and yes, they fought for it.
00:49:41.020And this to me is obviously very different from illegal immigrants coming into a fully formed modern country with a central government and setting up shop in an already established neighborhood and reaping the benefits and the entitlements and everything else.
00:49:54.720On one hand, you have a, you have a, you have a, a, a settler in a savage wilderness surviving and, and building a civilization.
00:50:02.900On the other hand, you have an immigrant in Dallas, Texas on food stamps and welfare.
00:52:16.740I know it seems scandalous to us these days, but this is the way the world worked.
00:52:20.060And actually on the third point is that I say things are different now, but, and they are, but even so, you know, underlying all of it, the law of conquest still applies.
00:52:36.160It's never really totally defunct because even now, if a country wants to exist, it has to defend itself.
00:52:45.820Every country on earth is where it is and has the borders that it has because at some point in the past, whether recently or farther back in the past, it fought for it.
00:52:57.700Every country on this planet was born in blood, every single one, every single one.
00:53:06.740It is where it is because people fought for it and killed the other people who were there before.
00:53:11.980And they probably killed someone else and so on and so on going back through the, through the ages.
00:53:15.440And so it still applies that if you want to stay where you are, you have to be able to defend yourself.
00:53:24.080And if a country cannot or will not defend itself, it will cease to exist.
00:54:08.140As I've said many times, if I lived in Mexico, I wouldn't want to live in Mexico either.
00:54:13.360I'd probably try to sneak across the border if I thought I could do it.
00:54:15.820I, that's probably exactly what I would do.
00:54:18.400And if I looked and I looked at the process to become a legal immigrant and I saw how much more, how much longer it would take and how more difficult it is.
00:54:25.860And I thought I could just walk across the border and be out of this hell hole governed by drug cartels, then I'd probably do it.
00:55:09.260Because you recognize that you can complain about it all you want, but there are always going to be people who want to come in.
00:55:15.340They want to sneak in either because they want to set up there and they want to reap the benefits of this country that is not their country or because they have other more nefarious intentions.
00:55:24.800Like, they're always going to be out there, always.
00:55:28.620For as long as the world exists, they're going to be there.
00:55:32.380And so you have to be able to defend yourself against them.
00:55:35.360And if you can't or you won't, you will not exist anymore as a country.
00:55:38.780And again, as I said, you will not deserve to exist as a country.
00:55:42.680There's no, I mean, you can cry out and you can complain about it.
01:03:27.820Since we're on the subject, we cannot avoid what is possibly one of the cringiest videos of all time.
01:03:34.480Nothing can possibly compare to the infamous red table talk where Jada pulled Will in to have a conversation about the time when she cheated on him.
01:03:43.000Let's all relive that cringe together.
01:03:47.320You during that time launched into an interaction with August.
01:03:53.800What do you feel like you were looking for?
01:05:11.540The cuckolded Will Smith describes his wife's affair as launching into an interaction.
01:05:16.740Why did you launch into an interaction with that man?
01:05:20.660And for her part, his wife shows no remorse and, in fact, congratulates herself on her infidelity by claiming that she slept with another man in order to help heal him.
01:05:29.940Then to add another terrible insult to an already grievous injury, she declares that it makes her feel good to fix people.
01:05:37.020Yet her own husband is sitting there broken into a thousand pieces.
01:05:41.940And all this frustration would build for several years until the moment when Will set his career on fire by taking it all out on Chris Rock at the Oscars.
01:05:49.360Jada, meanwhile, sits there and watches, making no attempt to stop him from walking up on stage to commit assault in front of a live audience.
01:05:55.660And also makes no attempt after the fact to defend him or come to his aid in any way.
01:05:59.500She is, in short, as I've already dubbed her, the worst wife in America.
01:06:03.980And Will Smith is, without a question, the most pathetic husband in America.
01:06:07.680Which is a sad reality, especially when you consider that before his wife got to work exposing and humiliating him,
01:06:13.220Will Smith was, it's easy to forget now, he was perhaps the most polished, clean-cut, marketable, seemingly together star in Hollywood.
01:06:23.300Now he's a laughingstock, thanks to his wife.
01:06:25.380You know, a good wife builds her man up, a bad one breaks him down.
01:06:31.780And Will Smith is nothing at this point if not broken down.
01:06:35.540That's why they are such a powerful, albeit negative, example.
01:06:38.980They reveal pretty much every facet of a bad relationship.
01:06:41.780They embody everything that a married couple can do wrong.
01:06:44.980And they model one thing in particular, and that is the need for respect in a marriage.
01:07:15.340It's impossible to describe just how important that is to a man and what it can do for him.
01:07:19.000Now, when he's deprived of that respect, it's likely to make him frustrated, temperamental, sullen, all the other things that Will Smith has become.
01:07:27.120In fact, the decline of his career and his public image precisely tracks with the decline of his marriage.
01:07:32.320The more disrespected he was by his wife, the less respectable he became.
01:09:35.180And I'd be willing to bet a lot of money that Jada's unsupportive, resentful nature, her propensity to humiliate the people she supposedly loves,
01:09:43.780I'd be willing to bet that that was all obvious, okay, to any person with eyes and ears from the moment Will met her.