The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1331 - The Transgender Movement Is Morphing Into The Transhumanist Movement And The Results Are Horrific

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, a WPATH-certified medical professional suggests that gender

00:00:03.740 confirmation surgery, quote-unquote, should include making creative genitals that don't

00:00:08.080 resemble anything that belongs on the human body. This is the kind of horror that was always

00:00:11.960 inevitable as the transgender movement rapidly becomes the transhumanist movement. Also,

00:00:16.380 rowdy mobs of illegals are now forcibly pushing through the border. The family of the teenage

00:00:20.800 girl who knocked her classmate unconscious and slammed her head into the pavement now says

00:00:24.280 that the attacker is the real victim in the case. Imagine that. And Drew Barrymore declares that

00:00:29.160 after three divorces, she feels totally liberated. We'll talk about all that and more today on the

00:00:33.500 Matt Wall Show.

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00:01:50.640 slash Matt. That's preborn.com slash Matt. Well, it's been more than two weeks since the WPATH files

00:01:57.220 demonstrated very clearly that so-called transgender medicine is the single most unethical and barbaric

00:02:03.340 practice that the medical industry has ever endorsed or conceived of. It's a coordinated effort

00:02:08.660 to permanently destroy the bodies of thousands of young children and adults as well. The doctors who

00:02:13.900 are involved in this butchery understand very well that kids cannot consent to permanent sterilization

00:02:19.300 and amputation. They've said it on tape, as the WPATH files prove. And yet, despite these revelations,

00:02:24.220 no major hospital has announced that they're cutting ties with WPATH. In fact,

00:02:28.240 they haven't responded to the files at all. Instead, as of today, hospitals like UCLA and

00:02:32.980 Mass General proudly declare on their websites that they carefully follow WPATH's so-called

00:02:38.260 standards of care as they castrate their underage patients. And what this means is that the medical

00:02:44.620 industry is all in on WPATH. Hospitals and medical associations aren't going to disassociate

00:02:50.200 with these quacks, at least not until they're forced to. They simply don't care about the fact

00:02:55.620 that they're ruining the lives of children who can't provide informed consent. In practical terms,

00:03:00.240 for now, this means that some of the most disturbed and ideologically driven deviants on the planet,

00:03:05.140 the experts at WPATH, will continue to write the book on so-called trans medicine.

00:03:10.360 And they have free reign to do so. So it's worth taking a closer look at who exactly these experts

00:03:17.200 are, since no one else in the medical establishment is interested in doing that. As Jen Speck highlighted

00:03:24.240 this week, one of these experts is a New York psychotherapist using the name Laura Jacobs.

00:03:29.460 And on his website, Jacobs proudly lists his affiliation with WPATH, including his work on

00:03:34.400 formulating WPATH's standards of care. Redux looked further into Laura Jacobs' background. They found that he,

00:03:40.060 quote, influenced the development of transgender health guidelines regarding gender dysphoria

00:03:44.480 in adolescence and previously contributed a chapter to an anthology in which he promotes BDSM practices,

00:03:50.380 including age play and genital torture. That's in quotes. Apparently, this is the kind of resume

00:03:57.600 that qualifies a man to become a WPATH certified expert and to come up with the highly permissive

00:04:04.260 criteria that doctors use in order to castrate children all over the country. And yet, if you look

00:04:09.280 a little closer, this guy is somehow even weirder and more unsettling than his bio would

00:04:15.080 suggest, which is saying a lot because the bio suggests that he's extremely weird and unsettling.

00:04:20.100 This is a video that was found by a researcher named Johnny Bell. It's from a TEDx talk that

00:04:25.400 Jacobs delivered a couple of years ago. I want you to watch as Laura Jacobs begins by explaining

00:04:30.840 his own, quote, unquote, gender identity. Watch.

00:04:34.000 Now, I identify as trans and genderqueer. And to me, that means I like to play with gender.

00:04:39.220 I like to problematize gender. I like to confront gender norms in how I present and how I move

00:04:45.520 through the world. I feel female and male. I feel both and neither one. And so many of the labels

00:04:52.900 that we use in this area feel equally authentic and inauthentic. And I simply can't tell where one gender

00:05:01.920 ends and another begins. Now, there's more to this clip, and it gets a lot worse from there,

00:05:07.880 which you'll see in a minute. But it's important to stop there and highlight the complete and total

00:05:12.980 incoherence of what you just heard. WPATH certified medical professional Laura Jacobs says that he likes

00:05:19.080 to play with gender, which means that he's genderqueer. He says that he feels female and male. He also feels

00:05:26.460 both and neither at the same time. And he says that various labels feel equally authentic and

00:05:32.560 inauthentic. Now, it's hard to think of a better illustration of the way trans activists can string

00:05:37.440 sentences together that mean absolutely nothing. It's a characteristic that every single trans

00:05:43.720 activist has in common without fail. They advance their ideas not by convincing anybody, but by

00:05:48.020 confusing them. Authenticity is the opposite of inauthenticity. Male is the opposite of female.

00:05:55.220 If you think that something can be two mutually incompatible things at the same exact time,

00:06:00.980 then you are extremely confused on every conceivable level. I mean, this is no different

00:06:07.700 than saying that somebody can be a bachelor and married at the same time, or that a square can be a

00:06:12.340 square while equally being a circle. It's the definition of nonsense. And this is how gender

00:06:18.800 ideology is promoted, not with arguments or explanations, but with an avalanche of pure

00:06:23.740 unbridled nonsense that the ideologues hope will distract and confuse you so much that you just throw

00:06:30.380 up your hands and agree with whatever crap they're spewing. And here I'm assuming that Jacobs knows that

00:06:36.280 he's saying a bunch of nonsensical drivel. If he thinks that it actually makes sense, then instead of

00:06:40.340 working on medical standards that every major hospital follows, these 30 seconds alone are

00:06:45.540 strong evidence that Laura Jacobs should certainly seek some help himself. Although what comes next is

00:06:52.360 even better evidence, I think, of that last point. Laura Jacobs doesn't stop there. Narcissists never

00:06:58.580 admit defeat, even when their own arguments are self-defeating and totally nonsensical. Instead,

00:07:03.240 Jacobs launches into an extremely creepy, to say the least, transhumanist monologue.

00:07:09.340 Now, as you watch this, keep in mind again that this is a representative for WPATH, which every major

00:07:14.780 medical organization and hospital currently pretends is a legitimate authority, and in fact, the authority

00:07:21.800 on so-called trans healthcare watch.

00:07:25.540 Medical interventions allow some of us to change our primary and secondary sex characteristics. We have phalloplasty that creates a penis and the scrotum and testicles. We have vaginoplasty that creates a vagina and a vulva. We have chest masculinization and breast augmentation, all of which create bodies that are readable to outsiders, but it's clear that cisgender bodies are still the reference point.

00:07:53.540 But will technology give us options that are artistic and creative?

00:08:01.540 Artificial limbs even now can transmit rudimentary sensory data back to the wearer. And it seems to me that a fully functional, artificial, sensate penis is maybe not that far off. But do we have to stick to penis and vagina norms?

00:08:20.540 Artificial norms? Can we have genitalia that look like flowers or abstract sculpture? Can we have multiple? Can they be interchangeable? And what about other areas of the body?

00:08:34.580 Do we have to stick to penis and vagina norms, asks Jacobs? Can we have genitalia that look like flowers or abstract sculptures? Can we have multiple? Can they be interchangeable?

00:08:47.580 I mean, this is body horror at its most deranged. If a filmmaker made a horror movie where people were walking around with genitals that looked like abstract sculptures, I would think that the filmmaker was a deranged creep.

00:09:00.940 But Jacobs wants to do this in real life. And once you get past the raw human disgust that you feel listening to somebody talk like this, you begin to realize that it was inevitable that we get to this point.

00:09:12.780 Transgenderism, the belief that people can change their gender has always had a lot in common with transhumanism, which involves the use of technology to alter the human condition.

00:09:22.180 It was unavoidable that the two ideologies would converge, as they are really the same ideology, dimensions of the same basic idea anyway.

00:09:28.920 Both transgenderism and transhumanism are grounded in a rejection of both the classical and Christian traditions of human nature.

00:09:35.160 They want to make human beings gods over themselves, over their own nature.

00:09:40.560 You know, he uses the word creative, that our limbs and organs should be creative.

00:09:48.960 And he means it in a kind of a literal sense, that he wants to have the power of creation over his own body.

00:09:56.380 Transgenderism and transhumanism have more in common with Machiavelli, who taught that the only truth is effectual truth, meaning that, you know, it's what you can control.

00:10:04.300 There's no transcendent authority in this understanding.

00:10:08.200 Humans are, again, their own gods.

00:10:10.340 That is the essence of transgenderism.

00:10:12.800 And now it's coming to the forefront.

00:10:14.740 More and more people identifying as transgender are admitting that, you know, they're not really receiving medical care or anything like that.

00:10:20.920 That was always a lie, one that WPATH was founded in order to spread.

00:10:25.100 Now we're seeing so-called transgender individuals coming right out and admitting that their real goal is to embrace transhumanism.

00:10:30.680 They don't just want to change genders.

00:10:33.140 They want to redesign their entire body.

00:10:35.780 They don't want to resemble men or women.

00:10:37.700 They want to carve up their body parts into, you know, starfish and flowers.

00:10:42.120 And it's not just one WPATH quack who's pushing this, as disturbing as that would be, all on its own.

00:10:46.620 The child psychologist Elliot Kamenetzky recently noted that the popular website Healthline recommends that visitors talk to a surgeon if they're interested in splitting their penis in half or creating other various designs out of their genitalia.

00:11:02.320 There are various diagrams on Healthline's website that are too graphic to put on air.

00:11:06.900 This is supposedly a leading website that people turn to for medical information.

00:11:10.280 Like WPATH, they're trying to normalize general mutilation, not in the name of transgenderism, but in the name of transhumanism, which is sort of the next step.

00:11:20.260 Spend some time on social media and you'll find this idea is catching on.

00:11:22.920 Here's a few clips from an upcoming documentary on this topic.

00:11:25.340 Listen to how young people are talking about transgenderism and how they perceive themselves.

00:11:29.580 Watch.

00:11:29.780 God blessed me by making me a transsexual for the same reason God made wheat, but not bread and fruit, but not wine, so that humanity might share in the act of creation.

00:11:44.880 Hello, guys and gals and non-binary pals.

00:11:48.180 You know, life isn't about finding yourself.

00:11:50.620 It's about creating yourself.

00:11:52.440 God made trans people for the same reason he made wheat, but not bread.

00:11:55.820 God created grapes, but not wine.

00:11:57.520 So that humanity can share in the art of creation.

00:12:01.620 So there was always a contradiction between, obviously, transgenderism and Christianity.

00:12:07.140 The two are diametrically opposed to each other.

00:12:10.020 And we see why.

00:12:11.180 You know, now a lot of trans activists are making that contradiction explicit.

00:12:13.920 They're denying that man was made in God's likeness, which is obviously foundational biblical teaching.

00:12:19.520 And instead, they're equating man with various inert objects like wheat and grapes.

00:12:24.200 Which means the whole pretense of transgender medicine is long gone.

00:12:28.020 We're entering into cultish, blasphemous territory here, which is where we've always been, really.

00:12:34.540 And they're basically admitting it.

00:12:36.180 And again, this is a rapidly growing segment of the so-called trans community that's talking like this.

00:12:40.300 Go on YouTube and you'll find an assortment of demented videos about so-called trans people who think they've transformed into lizards and dragons and other species, both mythical and not.

00:12:50.940 And they have millions of views.

00:12:53.060 Here are just two of them.

00:12:54.420 Watch.

00:12:55.620 I am presently the most modified transsexual in the world.

00:12:59.660 I have eight horns on my forehead.

00:13:01.800 I have had my ears removed.

00:13:03.600 My nose reshaped.

00:13:05.500 Most of my teeth removed.

00:13:07.320 I've had the white part, the seclera of my eyeballs, permanently stained green.

00:13:12.500 I've had my tongue bifurcated, my whole face is tattooed, and I have had some scarifications in my chin and branding on my chest and on my wrist.

00:13:24.120 My transformation is, for me, the greatest journey of my lifetime.

00:13:30.780 I am Tiamat, Regent Medusa, and I am a genderless dragon.

00:13:37.100 I was born a male.

00:13:40.140 When I look in the mirror, I see a creature.

00:13:44.780 I don't see a human.

00:13:48.700 A genderless dragon.

00:13:50.900 Now, of course, in reality, he's neither genderless nor a dragon, but he is as much a dragon as he is genderless all the same.

00:14:02.380 But then again, of course, if a man can become a woman, then there's no reason why you can't become a dragon.

00:14:08.520 And the upshot of all this insanity, again, is that the veneer of transgenderism as some kind of serious medical discipline is fading, and it's fading very, very quickly.

00:14:15.680 We've seen how trans activists claim to be preoccupied with gender-affirming care and freedom, but in many cases, it's really a Trojan horse for the weirdest and most unhinged excesses of transhumanism.

00:14:28.500 And make no mistake about it, top hospitals in the country endorse this.

00:14:32.020 Until they disavow W-Path and, you know, freak shows like Laura Jacobs who work with them, then there's really no other conclusion we can draw.

00:14:39.620 Increasingly, transgenderism is explicitly about mutilation and body modification.

00:14:45.920 I mean, it always has been about those things, but increasingly is explicitly about those things, in order to achieve some sort of godlike status.

00:14:54.640 And it's very clear that these ghouls will sacrifice many more children on their quest for divinity, unless and until they're finally destroyed for good.

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00:16:23.620 From The Telegraph, dozens of migrants smashed through a border checkpoint guarded by armed troops in Texas on Thursday

00:16:29.180 in the latest chaotic scenes at the U.S. border, in a video shared on social media,

00:16:32.780 a surge of male migrants pushed past a row of U.S. National Guard soldiers in El Paso,

00:16:37.600 having earlier torn down razor wires and fences.

00:16:40.340 The group had been detained on the U.S. side of the Rio Grande.

00:16:44.220 According to witnesses, the crowd of men had been pushed south of the wire in the middle of the night by troops.

00:16:50.180 A few hours later, the men grew impatient and broke through barriers,

00:16:54.000 running towards a section of the border wall where they could be processed by officials.

00:16:57.440 Here, we have two videos here where there's a news report about it.

00:17:02.320 But before we play the news report, here's the actual raw footage of this group,

00:17:06.660 this violent mob pushing through the border and through the National Guard.

00:17:11.300 Let's just put that up.

00:17:12.720 Okay, now you see they break through.

00:17:38.620 So they push through and they ultimately break through the chain there,

00:17:49.780 the human chain set up by the National Guard.

00:17:52.000 Before we talk about this, here's a little more information from a local news report.

00:17:55.880 The shocking video highlights the growing frustrations of presumptive asylum seekers

00:18:01.120 and the efforts of federal authorities to prevent the illegal crossings.

00:18:06.320 Our KTSM 9 News reporter, Tirza Ortiz, is live with more.

00:18:09.560 Tirza.

00:18:10.200 Well, Skylar, that's right.

00:18:11.720 We just watched that chaotic video of hours ago right behind me that took place at Gate 36.

00:18:19.280 Now, the confrontation comes just a day after the Court of Appeals put a block

00:18:23.660 on the controversial immigration bill known as Senate Bill 4.

00:18:28.560 Our partners at Border Reports say today's events come days after documented verbal confrontations

00:18:33.680 between the Texas National Guard and migrants.

00:18:36.680 However, nothing has ever escalated past shouts up until this afternoon.

00:18:40.160 This video taken by our KTSM crew shows two soldiers holding a man down on the ground

00:18:45.440 while two women shout and plead for the soldiers to stop.

00:18:48.220 This chaotic scene is something Border Patrol agents say is avoidable.

00:18:51.780 I mainly wanted to play that report from KTSM, Embassy Affiliate in El Paso,

00:18:57.260 because of that great phrase at the beginning.

00:18:59.660 What was it?

00:19:00.620 Presumptive asylum seeker.

00:19:02.220 So now, rowdy, violent groups of male illegal immigrants are presumptive asylum seekers,

00:19:09.700 meaning they haven't gone through, of course, any legal channel to seek asylum.

00:19:14.440 We don't even know that they will.

00:19:16.980 I mean, they're not going to go through any legal channels.

00:19:19.620 So we don't, you know, all we know is that there's just this mob of people at the border

00:19:23.340 trying to sneak in.

00:19:24.220 And, but we presume, we presume they want asylum, so they're presumptive asylum seekers,

00:19:30.240 which means now that every single illegal immigrant who comes across the border

00:19:34.800 is either an asylum seeker or, if not, a presumptive asylum seeker.

00:19:39.960 That covers all of them, and that's the way that it works now.

00:19:43.460 And as to the video of those guys pushing past the National Guard,

00:19:48.700 well, look, if we're going to post the military down there,

00:19:51.400 but we're not going to let them use force,

00:19:56.440 then you might as well not have them there at all.

00:20:00.420 In fact, I'd rather not have the National Guard.

00:20:03.600 It's better to not have them if they can't use force, because it's embarrassing.

00:20:07.720 I mean, it's pathetic.

00:20:11.040 The image of, you know, of having the National Guard down there,

00:20:16.940 and then these illegal immigrants pushed right through them.

00:20:22.160 That is the image of a weak, neutered, impotent nation.

00:20:25.960 One where the military is posted on the border,

00:20:28.140 but you can walk right up to them and push them out of the way

00:20:31.220 and continue right along.

00:20:33.560 It is absolutely pathetic.

00:20:36.600 Now, am I advocating for the military to shoot illegals

00:20:40.200 who are trying to sneak across?

00:20:41.300 I'm not advocating anything.

00:20:42.480 In fact, I very much don't want to see that.

00:20:44.020 I'd prefer if none of this was happening.

00:20:45.780 I very much would prefer if we had a strong, orderly border,

00:20:51.740 which makes for a peaceful border and nobody gets hurt.

00:20:55.700 And that's what I want.

00:20:57.800 That's what I advocate for.

00:20:59.560 That's what I would love to see.

00:21:01.380 But if an angry mob is physically assaulting

00:21:03.700 the National Guardsmen that are standing there to protect our nation,

00:21:07.780 they have every right, and I would say,

00:21:09.260 a duty to use whatever physical means necessary

00:21:11.400 to regain control of the situation.

00:21:14.020 And the result, however unfortunate,

00:21:16.460 will be the fault of the angry mob

00:21:18.100 who have no right to be there in the first place.

00:21:21.040 This is not your country.

00:21:23.400 And this should be obvious.

00:21:24.720 It shouldn't even be controversial.

00:21:26.100 If you're going to put men with guns anywhere to protect anything,

00:21:29.460 then implicitly you have to allow them to use force when necessary

00:21:33.900 and when they're attacked by violent mobs.

00:21:37.580 If you're not going to let them do that,

00:21:38.880 then they shouldn't be there.

00:21:39.560 Also, even without the violent mob,

00:21:42.640 I mean, this is a matter of national security as well.

00:21:46.100 And we know that the people that run our country will never frame it that way.

00:21:48.620 They won't talk about it that way.

00:21:50.380 I mean, they'll use the term national security all the time,

00:21:52.280 but they won't use it to talk about the border.

00:21:54.100 When in that case, it actually applies.

00:21:58.240 And this is what gets me,

00:21:59.380 because our government will go overseas

00:22:03.480 and they will drone bomb Middle Eastern villages

00:22:07.180 and kill lots of people, including innocent civilians.

00:22:10.460 And we'll do all this in the name of national security.

00:22:15.420 And most Americans won't care that much, won't be that upset.

00:22:18.700 Not a big scandal.

00:22:20.620 Just as one example, think back to last year

00:22:23.700 when Biden sent a drone to, I think it was Syria,

00:22:27.860 to kill an Al-Qaeda leader.

00:22:30.220 And they incinerated the guy and they bragged about it,

00:22:34.060 put the video up.

00:22:35.100 They sent the video out so we could all see.

00:22:36.260 And then we find out a few days later that,

00:22:38.660 oh, no, the guy they killed was a father of 10

00:22:40.660 who was an innocent civilian

00:22:42.120 and had nothing to do with Al-Qaeda.

00:22:44.800 And it wasn't even considered a scandal.

00:22:46.900 I don't think Biden himself ever answered any questions about it.

00:22:50.980 And if it was a scandal, it was like a scandal.

00:22:52.920 It's like a couple of days, people were a little upset.

00:22:55.660 And then they could just say, oops, yeah, we got that one wrong.

00:22:58.940 Our bad.

00:23:00.840 Whoops.

00:23:01.160 So overseas, we have a very relaxed, very generous view

00:23:07.620 of what counts as national security.

00:23:11.320 And we're willing, and when I say we, I mean the government.

00:23:15.760 So it's not we.

00:23:17.400 They are willing to kill thousands of people over the years

00:23:20.640 for the sake of national security.

00:23:22.820 And all the people they're killing are thousands of miles away

00:23:28.160 from this country.

00:23:29.460 And there's no real risk that any one of them individually

00:23:31.900 will end up coming here.

00:23:33.700 Yet somehow the idea of using force to protect our border,

00:23:37.380 our actual national security, is unthinkable to a lot of people.

00:23:41.640 And the same administration that's off killing Syrian civilians

00:23:45.560 would never dream of allowing the National Guard

00:23:48.400 to use any kind of force in direct defense of itself

00:23:53.740 and of the nation itself.

00:23:57.480 All right.

00:23:58.320 This is from the Daily Wire.

00:23:59.420 Representative Jerry Nadler took a wave of backlash on Thursday

00:24:02.280 after he claimed during a House hearing

00:24:03.500 that men do not compete in women's sports.

00:24:05.560 Nadler's comments was a response to Representative Harriet Hageman,

00:24:09.100 who had offered into evidence a list of instances

00:24:11.380 in which men had usurped women's sporting events

00:24:13.740 to make them their own.

00:24:16.480 Let's watch that moment with Representative Nadler.

00:24:20.500 Ask unanimous consent to submit for the record

00:24:23.560 the instances of men hijacking women's sports

00:24:27.000 and the various examples that we have

00:24:30.960 demonstrating not only the injuries

00:24:33.440 that have been suffered by women

00:24:34.920 as men have participated in girls' sports,

00:24:38.300 but also the girls and women

00:24:40.520 who have been affected by this,

00:24:42.320 including Riley Gaines

00:24:45.980 when Will Thomas decided to join

00:24:48.960 the women's swimming team in Pennsylvania.

00:24:54.240 Again, this bill...

00:24:55.520 I object to concluding these mistruths in the record.

00:25:00.620 There's an objection.

00:25:03.980 Okay.

00:25:04.820 I think that speaks volumes as well.

00:25:08.040 If you do not want in the record

00:25:09.840 the information about the impact.

00:25:12.780 So he calls it mistruths.

00:25:14.720 No explanation.

00:25:16.600 No further explanation is offered.

00:25:19.360 This is what they do.

00:25:20.220 They simply deny that the truth is true.

00:25:23.060 And we're left to speculate

00:25:24.360 about what exactly Nadler is denying.

00:25:27.980 Is he denying the whole controversy?

00:25:29.360 Is he denying the existence

00:25:31.040 of people like Leah Thomas?

00:25:32.700 Is he declaring that none of this is real?

00:25:34.280 Fallon Fox,

00:25:35.040 the man who beat women to a pulp,

00:25:36.800 cracked their skulls in MMA?

00:25:38.940 Is he denying that any of that even happened?

00:25:42.100 It's possible.

00:25:43.720 It's possible that he's declaring

00:25:45.020 that all of the stuff

00:25:45.900 we have all seen happen

00:25:47.020 over the last five years,

00:25:48.180 last ten years,

00:25:49.200 didn't happen at all.

00:25:51.380 And it didn't happen

00:25:52.420 because he, Nadler,

00:25:53.340 wishes that it didn't happen

00:25:54.400 or wants us to not know

00:25:58.180 that it happened

00:25:58.840 and therefore it didn't.

00:26:00.460 So he could mean that.

00:26:01.360 Alternatively,

00:26:01.920 Nadler could, of course,

00:26:02.760 be saying that

00:26:03.340 men have not invaded women's sports,

00:26:05.780 that that is a mistruth

00:26:06.800 because all of the men

00:26:10.240 who invaded women's sports

00:26:11.460 are not really men.

00:26:13.020 How are they not men?

00:26:15.280 Well, because they said

00:26:16.180 they aren't men.

00:26:17.480 And if somebody says

00:26:18.160 they aren't a man,

00:26:18.960 then that automatically

00:26:19.980 makes them not a man.

00:26:20.960 And the biological advantages

00:26:24.400 that men have

00:26:25.400 suddenly evaporate

00:26:26.600 once a man declares

00:26:28.200 that he's not actually a man.

00:26:29.720 You know, it's like

00:26:30.120 it's like if a 400-pound wrestler

00:26:32.540 jumps off the top rope

00:26:35.100 and lands right on top of you.

00:26:37.340 It's not going to crush you

00:26:38.680 as long as he declares

00:26:40.080 ahead of time

00:26:40.760 that he's not really 400 pounds,

00:26:42.960 that he's actually 85 pounds.

00:26:44.940 And if he just says that,

00:26:46.240 then the fact that he says it

00:26:48.200 and believes it

00:26:49.120 makes it effectively true

00:26:51.160 and you'll be safe.

00:26:53.120 That's what Nadler is saying.

00:26:54.060 Maybe.

00:26:55.860 Either way,

00:26:56.400 he's denying the plain reality

00:26:58.260 that's in front of all of our faces.

00:27:00.360 And because he's a Democrat

00:27:01.480 and because transgenderism

00:27:02.640 obviously is sacrosanct,

00:27:03.920 he will never be asked

00:27:05.200 for any further explanation

00:27:07.600 and he won't offer one either.

00:27:11.520 All right, moving to this.

00:27:12.200 New York Post has this report.

00:27:13.460 The family of the Missouri girl

00:27:14.740 who has been charged

00:27:16.060 with beating 16-year-old Kaylee Gain

00:27:18.000 into unconsciousness

00:27:19.160 says she's the real victim

00:27:22.820 and had been harassed

00:27:24.020 and bullied

00:27:24.480 before the caught-on-video assault.

00:27:26.760 The 15-year-old's aunt

00:27:27.640 told Daily Mail

00:27:28.700 that her niece,

00:27:29.400 described as an honor student

00:27:30.620 with a stellar record

00:27:31.700 at Hazelwood East High School,

00:27:33.580 was defending herself

00:27:34.640 during the viral March 8th fight

00:27:36.280 in Spanish Lakes, Missouri.

00:27:38.500 The accused attacker's loved ones

00:27:40.840 are asking the juvenile court system

00:27:42.280 to show compassion for the teen

00:27:43.540 and they're seeking $150,000

00:27:45.140 in donations

00:27:45.960 towards her legal defense.

00:27:47.200 The teen suspect's family

00:27:48.900 on Saturday

00:27:49.580 launched a petition

00:27:50.740 on Change.org

00:27:51.640 begging Chief Juvenile Officer

00:27:53.180 Rick Gaines

00:27:53.820 of the 21st Circuit Court

00:27:55.880 not to charge her as an adult.

00:27:58.440 The petition highlighted

00:27:59.580 the girl's many academic

00:28:00.700 and athletic accomplishments,

00:28:01.980 including the fact

00:28:02.600 that she speaks four languages,

00:28:05.180 plays the violin

00:28:05.940 in the school orchestra,

00:28:07.280 and is on the volleyball team

00:28:09.680 and had recently been selected

00:28:11.260 for college-level AP classes.

00:28:13.160 Quote,

00:28:14.820 Prior to an incident

00:28:15.540 on March 8th

00:28:16.200 where she was seen

00:28:17.640 defending herself

00:28:18.600 from harassment and bullying,

00:28:20.120 she had never been in trouble.

00:28:21.360 Her work as a scholar

00:28:22.320 was tainted by the bullying

00:28:26.840 she had to endure at school.

00:28:28.540 Okay.

00:28:30.980 A few things on this one.

00:28:34.680 First of all,

00:28:35.540 the idea that

00:28:36.480 this skinny little white girl

00:28:39.020 was harassing

00:28:40.180 and bullying

00:28:40.860 the black kids

00:28:41.980 is just ridiculous.

00:28:44.200 Like,

00:28:44.480 give me a break.

00:28:45.740 Nobody believes that.

00:28:46.920 Okay.

00:28:47.300 Nobody looks at

00:28:48.260 Kaylee Gaines,

00:28:51.120 the child

00:28:52.440 that was

00:28:52.840 the victim here.

00:28:55.420 Nobody looks at her

00:28:56.360 and says,

00:28:56.820 oh yeah,

00:28:57.160 oh yeah,

00:28:57.440 she's the bully

00:28:58.220 in this scenario.

00:28:59.380 It didn't happen.

00:29:00.800 I guarantee it didn't happen.

00:29:01.760 But,

00:29:02.400 of course,

00:29:02.660 even if it did,

00:29:03.300 it doesn't matter.

00:29:04.980 Because once somebody

00:29:05.980 is knocked down,

00:29:06.820 once they're lying

00:29:07.460 on the pavement,

00:29:08.080 the supposed bullying

00:29:10.480 and harassment

00:29:11.400 that they were

00:29:12.820 allegedly guilty of

00:29:14.040 is over.

00:29:16.020 Right?

00:29:16.500 And you can leave

00:29:17.080 the situation.

00:29:18.000 Your claim of self-defense

00:29:19.240 is now,

00:29:20.140 it ends there.

00:29:22.580 And when you get

00:29:23.340 on top of that person,

00:29:24.320 you begin banging

00:29:25.600 their head into the pavement,

00:29:26.660 not just once,

00:29:27.820 but many times,

00:29:29.300 over and over again

00:29:30.000 until they're unconscious.

00:29:32.000 And then even

00:29:32.420 while they're unconscious,

00:29:34.540 you're still banging

00:29:35.080 their head against the pavement,

00:29:36.320 you have now clearly

00:29:37.540 exceeded the bounds.

00:29:38.640 I mean,

00:29:38.760 you have far,

00:29:39.580 far exceeded the bounds

00:29:40.620 of anything that can be

00:29:41.460 considered self-defense

00:29:42.540 or a justified response

00:29:44.320 to alleged bullying.

00:29:46.120 Bullying that,

00:29:46.860 again,

00:29:47.080 I'm sure never happened.

00:29:49.200 But,

00:29:49.660 you know,

00:29:51.020 the underlying problem here,

00:29:52.020 of course,

00:29:52.260 is the total lack

00:29:53.000 of accountability.

00:29:54.060 If this girl,

00:29:54.980 if this attacker,

00:29:55.740 if her guilt

00:29:56.480 can be mitigated at all,

00:29:58.640 it's not because

00:29:59.560 she's supposedly

00:30:00.100 an honor roll student,

00:30:02.100 which,

00:30:03.500 I'll be honest,

00:30:04.360 I have trouble

00:30:04.840 buying that,

00:30:06.640 but speaks four languages

00:30:09.280 fluently,

00:30:10.320 sure.

00:30:11.820 But also,

00:30:12.860 doesn't matter,

00:30:13.740 makes no difference.

00:30:14.520 Even if that's true,

00:30:15.220 doesn't matter.

00:30:16.240 Even if she was bullied,

00:30:17.100 doesn't matter.

00:30:18.780 None of that mitigates it.

00:30:21.700 But if anything

00:30:22.680 does mitigate her guilt,

00:30:23.820 it's that she clearly

00:30:24.520 was not raised well.

00:30:26.160 Most likely,

00:30:26.760 she was not raised

00:30:27.520 at all,

00:30:28.100 really.

00:30:28.780 No accountability,

00:30:29.780 no discipline,

00:30:30.620 no moral formation.

00:30:31.620 So that's the real

00:30:33.040 mitigating factor here.

00:30:35.260 And I do think

00:30:36.120 it's a mitigating factor.

00:30:37.900 You know,

00:30:38.020 when you've got a kid

00:30:38.920 who's 15 or 16,

00:30:40.700 and just,

00:30:42.680 they have awful

00:30:45.000 or absent parents,

00:30:47.100 and they're acting out

00:30:48.880 in terrible ways,

00:30:50.700 yeah,

00:30:51.140 it's fair to say

00:30:51.960 that a big part

00:30:53.300 of the reason

00:30:53.640 why they're doing that

00:30:54.480 is because the parents

00:30:55.520 failed them.

00:30:57.820 Although in this case,

00:30:59.080 the girl still should

00:31:00.800 be charged as an adult

00:31:02.240 and sent to prison

00:31:02.920 because even with all

00:31:03.840 that taken into account,

00:31:04.840 the fact that she tried

00:31:05.660 to kill somebody

00:31:06.480 and almost did

00:31:08.200 overrides all of that.

00:31:12.580 You know,

00:31:12.820 there are lines

00:31:13.420 that you cross,

00:31:14.260 and once you cross

00:31:15.080 that line,

00:31:16.160 it doesn't matter

00:31:16.900 why you crossed it.

00:31:18.020 It doesn't matter

00:31:18.460 what's going on

00:31:18.940 in your life.

00:31:19.420 It doesn't matter

00:31:19.900 whatever trauma

00:31:20.540 you've suffered.

00:31:21.100 It really doesn't matter

00:31:22.680 once you've crossed

00:31:24.380 that line.

00:31:25.820 There have to be

00:31:26.560 consequences for that

00:31:27.460 behavior,

00:31:27.860 severe consequences.

00:31:29.080 No matter how poorly

00:31:30.200 she was raised.

00:31:32.920 And if being raised

00:31:34.080 poorly was an excuse,

00:31:35.720 something to let

00:31:36.200 people off the hook,

00:31:37.060 then nearly everybody

00:31:37.840 in prison right now

00:31:38.640 should be let out of prison

00:31:39.500 because,

00:31:41.260 which there are plenty

00:31:42.740 of DAs and judges

00:31:43.680 in this country

00:31:44.440 that would love

00:31:44.880 to do exactly that,

00:31:45.700 of course.

00:31:47.080 And I'm not saying

00:31:47.760 that the family,

00:31:48.300 you know,

00:31:49.060 it's not that they

00:31:49.920 should come out publicly

00:31:51.920 and condemn the girl.

00:31:53.620 I wouldn't expect

00:31:54.220 them to do that.

00:31:56.000 But you don't need

00:31:56.960 to offer excuses

00:31:57.940 for her.

00:31:59.080 You don't need

00:31:59.720 to imply

00:32:00.300 or explicitly argue

00:32:01.500 that her good grades

00:32:02.380 are somehow

00:32:02.760 a mitigating factor.

00:32:04.420 You don't need

00:32:05.060 to try to blame

00:32:05.780 the victim here

00:32:06.520 by saying

00:32:07.160 that she was bullying.

00:32:09.460 You don't need

00:32:10.080 to try to fundraise

00:32:11.300 and get petitions

00:32:13.200 signed.

00:32:14.640 You know,

00:32:15.040 if the family

00:32:15.460 said nothing

00:32:16.000 at all publicly

00:32:16.640 except that they're

00:32:17.240 praying for the full

00:32:17.960 recovery of the victim,

00:32:19.020 then that would tell me

00:32:19.700 that this girl,

00:32:20.640 you know,

00:32:21.220 is more of a bad apple

00:32:23.380 who lashed out violently

00:32:24.560 despite being raised well.

00:32:26.420 And that can happen

00:32:26.980 after all.

00:32:28.280 Good parenting

00:32:28.780 is no guarantee

00:32:30.040 against kids

00:32:31.400 doing horrible things.

00:32:32.860 But what this behavior,

00:32:34.020 with this behavior,

00:32:35.360 it tells us,

00:32:36.020 confirms for us

00:32:36.780 that, you know,

00:32:38.300 what we already expected,

00:32:39.320 which is that this is

00:32:40.040 a whole family

00:32:40.800 of people

00:32:41.220 who refuse

00:32:41.660 to be accountable,

00:32:42.780 refuse to hold

00:32:43.420 themselves

00:32:43.900 and hold their children

00:32:45.340 to any sort

00:32:46.000 of moral standard

00:32:46.820 because that's

00:32:47.320 what it comes down to.

00:32:48.760 You have to establish

00:32:50.180 moral standards

00:32:51.220 for your kids

00:32:52.160 and hold them to it.

00:32:53.100 That's the work

00:32:53.800 of parenting.

00:32:54.480 I mean,

00:32:54.640 that's not the whole deal

00:32:57.240 because you also

00:32:58.320 have to provide

00:32:58.880 for their physical needs

00:33:00.140 and all of that

00:33:00.840 and food,

00:33:01.340 shelter,

00:33:01.600 and the rest of it.

00:33:02.160 But so much of it

00:33:04.220 is simply

00:33:05.760 establishing moral standards

00:33:07.840 and holding your kids

00:33:08.580 to it.

00:33:09.660 That's the hard part.

00:33:11.340 And the hardest thing

00:33:12.120 about it is that

00:33:12.760 when you establish

00:33:13.420 those standards

00:33:14.100 for your kids,

00:33:16.520 you know,

00:33:17.660 that means first

00:33:19.120 and foremost

00:33:19.640 holding yourself

00:33:20.700 to the same standards.

00:33:21.760 So if one of the standards

00:33:23.140 you have for your kids

00:33:23.960 is that you want them

00:33:24.620 to be patient,

00:33:26.180 well,

00:33:27.260 then you have to be patient.

00:33:28.360 And the more that you

00:33:29.060 break that standard

00:33:30.100 of patience,

00:33:31.400 then the more impatient

00:33:33.220 you are,

00:33:33.760 the more that they

00:33:34.320 will follow your lead

00:33:35.480 and fail to live up

00:33:36.200 to the standards

00:33:36.660 that you are also

00:33:37.300 failing to live up to.

00:33:39.040 And this is,

00:33:42.880 this again is what

00:33:44.080 parenting is,

00:33:45.060 but many of these kids

00:33:46.020 they're raised

00:33:46.780 without any standards

00:33:48.560 at all.

00:33:50.400 And in fact,

00:33:50.900 I think if you were

00:33:51.480 to ask the parents

00:33:52.460 and by that I mean

00:33:54.020 usually the mom

00:33:54.880 because so often

00:33:56.100 the dad is not there

00:33:56.900 so being another

00:33:57.540 big part of the problem.

00:33:59.260 But if you were

00:33:59.800 to ask the mom,

00:34:01.520 like you were

00:34:01.800 to take the,

00:34:02.480 say the mom

00:34:03.380 of this girl

00:34:04.760 and you were

00:34:07.200 just to ask her,

00:34:08.240 what are the moral

00:34:09.680 standards

00:34:10.220 that you hold

00:34:12.240 your child to?

00:34:13.820 What are the moral

00:34:14.580 standards in your home

00:34:15.580 for your family?

00:34:17.580 I'm guessing that

00:34:18.260 if you were to ask

00:34:18.820 that question,

00:34:19.440 you wouldn't even,

00:34:21.120 they wouldn't even

00:34:22.020 be able to answer it.

00:34:22.720 There would be no answer.

00:34:25.020 Even like in theory,

00:34:26.540 she couldn't tell you

00:34:27.260 because the thought

00:34:28.680 of establishing

00:34:29.200 moral standards

00:34:29.900 for a child

00:34:30.500 never even occurred to her.

00:34:33.380 And I think we can

00:34:34.800 clearly see that

00:34:35.340 was the case here.

00:34:36.740 Which again,

00:34:37.260 is no excuse for the kid.

00:34:38.640 Not when the crime

00:34:39.340 is this bad.

00:34:40.980 And one other thought

00:34:41.740 I had about this,

00:34:42.480 remember that case

00:34:43.180 we discussed

00:34:43.620 several weeks ago?

00:34:44.340 There was the school

00:34:45.000 shooter

00:34:45.440 whose parents

00:34:47.000 were charged

00:34:50.800 and convicted

00:34:51.500 also in the crime.

00:34:54.620 I think they were

00:34:55.060 convicted of,

00:34:55.700 I believe it was

00:34:56.380 manslaughter

00:34:56.820 is what they were

00:34:57.180 convicted of.

00:34:58.560 And basically,

00:34:59.980 even though they

00:35:00.700 obviously didn't

00:35:01.920 shoot up the school

00:35:03.100 and it was never

00:35:04.600 claimed that they

00:35:05.540 were involved

00:35:06.520 in any way

00:35:07.160 in organizing it

00:35:08.940 or anything like that,

00:35:12.500 but they were

00:35:13.020 essentially charged

00:35:13.920 and convicted

00:35:14.380 of being really

00:35:14.960 bad parents,

00:35:15.700 being really bad

00:35:16.380 negligent parents

00:35:17.200 and the claim

00:35:18.220 was that,

00:35:19.040 hey,

00:35:19.120 if you were

00:35:19.400 better parents

00:35:19.960 if you had

00:35:20.260 done your job

00:35:20.880 then this never

00:35:21.820 would have happened.

00:35:22.320 Which is true,

00:35:23.280 probably.

00:35:23.900 That if they had,

00:35:24.480 I mean,

00:35:24.720 certainly true

00:35:25.180 that they were

00:35:25.420 bad parents,

00:35:26.440 probably true

00:35:27.080 that if they

00:35:27.400 had been better

00:35:27.780 parents this

00:35:28.180 would not have

00:35:28.500 happened.

00:35:29.760 But my point

00:35:30.440 at the time,

00:35:31.620 if you recall,

00:35:32.260 is that even

00:35:33.820 though I agree

00:35:34.500 that they are

00:35:35.020 largely to blame

00:35:35.880 for what happened,

00:35:37.360 I don't think

00:35:38.520 you can charge

00:35:39.040 and convict them

00:35:39.660 like,

00:35:39.960 I mean,

00:35:40.280 they did,

00:35:41.280 but I think

00:35:41.680 that opens up

00:35:42.300 a can of worms,

00:35:43.840 that opens up

00:35:44.500 a Pandora's box,

00:35:45.540 whatever metaphor

00:35:46.720 you want to use.

00:35:48.320 Because then

00:35:48.860 what do you do

00:35:49.220 in a case like this?

00:35:52.120 Like,

00:35:52.640 yes,

00:35:52.880 in this case

00:35:53.400 this is not as bad

00:35:54.040 as a school shooting

00:35:54.700 because fortunately

00:35:55.940 the victim

00:35:56.520 has not died,

00:35:58.200 but here you have

00:35:59.020 a brutal assault,

00:35:59.920 an attempted murder

00:36:00.740 that almost certainly

00:36:03.100 would not have happened

00:36:04.080 if this girl

00:36:05.800 was raised better.

00:36:07.580 In this case

00:36:08.320 you can almost certainly

00:36:09.460 to a large degree

00:36:11.540 blame the parents.

00:36:14.020 So are we going

00:36:14.660 to arrest them too?

00:36:16.220 I mean,

00:36:16.400 why do they get off the hook?

00:36:18.600 If this is what

00:36:19.320 we're doing now,

00:36:19.900 if we're arresting parents

00:36:20.800 for bad parenting

00:36:21.540 when their child

00:36:22.260 does something

00:36:23.380 vicious and brutal

00:36:24.560 and violent,

00:36:26.500 how does it begin

00:36:27.860 and end

00:36:28.520 with that one case

00:36:29.760 as if that's

00:36:31.080 the one example

00:36:32.220 of really bad parents

00:36:34.800 who have kids

00:36:35.520 who do really bad,

00:36:36.500 terrible things?

00:36:39.700 I don't see

00:36:40.540 how you can justify that.

00:36:41.540 I want to play

00:36:46.600 this quick clip

00:36:47.280 from a preschool teacher

00:36:48.760 talking about

00:36:49.800 how her students,

00:36:53.440 I barely call them

00:36:54.760 students,

00:36:55.400 preschool,

00:36:56.260 but anyway,

00:36:57.020 they are very good allies,

00:36:58.400 she says.

00:36:58.920 Listen.

00:37:00.080 I posted that video

00:37:01.160 on my Instagram as well

00:37:02.140 and it got an insane

00:37:03.160 amount of hate,

00:37:04.160 so I'm going to share

00:37:04.580 more positive interactions

00:37:05.520 with the preschool-aged

00:37:06.440 kids I work with.

00:37:07.360 For context,

00:37:08.040 I'm a trans person

00:37:08.760 who does not pass

00:37:09.520 as the gender

00:37:09.980 they identify with.

00:37:10.920 Yesterday,

00:37:11.360 one of the other staff

00:37:12.020 came up to me

00:37:12.680 and she was talking to me

00:37:13.680 and then started talking

00:37:14.400 to the kids about me

00:37:15.260 and she,

00:37:16.480 her pronouns for me

00:37:17.600 and one of the kids

00:37:18.700 interrupted her

00:37:19.360 and went,

00:37:20.220 he's a boy.

00:37:23.060 So,

00:37:23.800 you know what?

00:37:24.720 Pop off.

00:37:25.240 My biggest allies

00:37:25.780 are three years old.

00:37:28.960 Your biggest allies

00:37:30.000 are three years old.

00:37:32.420 Yeah,

00:37:32.640 do you know why?

00:37:34.340 Have you thought about

00:37:35.020 why that is?

00:37:36.760 Well,

00:37:37.300 it's because

00:37:37.700 three-year-olds

00:37:39.340 naturally accept

00:37:40.480 anything you tell them.

00:37:42.040 Three-year-olds

00:37:42.580 have no capacity

00:37:43.540 at all

00:37:44.120 to think critically

00:37:45.420 about anything

00:37:46.380 that an adult

00:37:47.460 says to them.

00:37:49.400 Three-year-olds

00:37:50.300 will have

00:37:52.580 no skepticism

00:37:54.740 at all

00:37:55.560 about anything.

00:37:57.920 Three-year-olds

00:37:58.660 believe in the tooth fairy.

00:37:59.980 You know,

00:38:00.140 they believe that

00:38:00.620 a magical fairy

00:38:01.420 flies through the window

00:38:02.300 at night

00:38:02.620 and confiscates

00:38:03.420 discarded teeth.

00:38:05.800 Not only do they believe it,

00:38:07.200 but it doesn't occur to them

00:38:08.360 to be freaked out

00:38:08.980 by the idea.

00:38:11.200 Magical fat man

00:38:12.100 watching them

00:38:12.680 while they sleep

00:38:13.700 and knowing

00:38:14.440 when they're awake

00:38:15.100 and knows if you've been

00:38:16.300 bad or good.

00:38:17.600 You know,

00:38:17.920 believe it implicitly

00:38:19.040 and without the slightest

00:38:19.900 skepticism and again,

00:38:20.660 without even,

00:38:21.560 you know,

00:38:22.440 thinking that there's

00:38:23.060 anything terrifying

00:38:23.640 about this prospect.

00:38:24.620 They just accept it.

00:38:26.580 Because three-year-olds

00:38:27.540 believe anything

00:38:28.300 and not only that,

00:38:29.960 not only do they

00:38:30.600 believe anything,

00:38:31.200 but they believe

00:38:31.740 the framing

00:38:32.240 that you give it.

00:38:34.380 So you tell them

00:38:35.160 this is happening

00:38:35.780 and it's good.

00:38:37.600 The magical fat man

00:38:38.480 is watching you

00:38:39.400 everywhere you go,

00:38:40.900 keeping a list.

00:38:42.220 But it's a good thing,

00:38:42.920 though.

00:38:44.140 And they'll believe that.

00:38:45.700 And that's why,

00:38:46.600 because they're three.

00:38:48.480 And that's why

00:38:49.720 they're your biggest allies.

00:38:51.360 Because to you,

00:38:52.380 an ally

00:38:52.820 is somebody

00:38:53.460 who compliantly

00:38:54.540 accepts

00:38:55.180 whatever nonsensical

00:38:56.380 claim you make.

00:38:58.060 An ally

00:38:58.740 is somebody

00:38:59.380 with no

00:39:00.240 independent thought process

00:39:02.120 of their own.

00:39:02.680 An ally

00:39:02.940 is someone

00:39:03.320 who doesn't

00:39:04.300 ask

00:39:04.580 skeptical

00:39:04.980 questions.

00:39:06.300 An ally

00:39:06.760 is someone

00:39:07.180 who

00:39:07.380 applauds

00:39:07.940 you

00:39:08.320 no matter

00:39:09.800 what you do.

00:39:11.900 An ally

00:39:12.460 is someone

00:39:12.700 who won't even

00:39:13.140 raise an eyebrow

00:39:13.960 skeptically,

00:39:14.880 like,

00:39:15.140 no matter what

00:39:15.560 you say.

00:39:17.020 So you could be

00:39:17.660 a woman

00:39:18.000 who's

00:39:18.500 just a woman

00:39:20.240 making no effort

00:39:20.920 to appear

00:39:21.460 anything like

00:39:22.160 anything but a woman,

00:39:22.840 but you say,

00:39:23.140 yeah,

00:39:23.280 I'm a man.

00:39:24.080 In spite of all that,

00:39:25.000 I'm a man.

00:39:26.260 And to you,

00:39:27.760 an ally

00:39:28.020 is someone

00:39:28.360 who goes,

00:39:28.720 oh,

00:39:28.860 okay,

00:39:30.020 all right.

00:39:32.680 Someone who

00:39:33.200 believes

00:39:33.520 anything and

00:39:34.360 everything you

00:39:34.720 say,

00:39:35.060 no matter

00:39:35.440 what.

00:39:36.760 So yeah,

00:39:37.160 your biggest

00:39:37.560 allies are

00:39:38.120 three-year-olds.

00:39:40.220 Another way

00:39:40.880 of saying

00:39:42.020 that is

00:39:42.640 this,

00:39:43.980 your victims

00:39:45.320 are three

00:39:46.780 years old.

00:39:48.360 Your primary

00:39:49.460 victims are

00:39:50.260 three years old,

00:39:50.760 which is really

00:39:51.380 what you

00:39:51.760 are saying.

00:39:53.520 Your brainwashing

00:39:54.700 victims are

00:39:55.440 three years old.

00:39:56.920 Your

00:39:57.180 indoctrination

00:39:58.020 subjects

00:39:58.620 are three

00:40:00.100 years old.

00:40:01.300 I think that's

00:40:02.060 what's actually

00:40:03.080 being conveyed.

00:40:04.180 Let's get to

00:40:04.840 the comment

00:40:05.340 section.

00:40:05.880 If you're a man,

00:40:06.940 it's required

00:40:07.640 that you

00:40:08.160 grow a bit.

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00:40:18.940 in Nashville.

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00:41:05.000 Walsh.

00:41:06.060 A few

00:41:06.560 comments here.

00:41:07.580 First one

00:41:08.140 says,

00:41:08.420 for people

00:41:08.660 like me

00:41:09.080 on the

00:41:09.520 road 365

00:41:10.380 days a

00:41:11.020 year,

00:41:11.340 Planet Fitness

00:41:11.840 makes it

00:41:12.220 notoriously

00:41:12.700 difficult to

00:41:13.440 cancel a

00:41:13.860 membership.

00:41:14.420 Their rules

00:41:14.800 say you

00:41:15.400 have to go

00:41:15.760 back to your

00:41:16.280 local gym

00:41:16.800 to cancel.

00:41:17.520 That is

00:41:17.780 until I

00:41:18.100 found out

00:41:18.420 on your

00:41:18.660 show.

00:41:19.680 The quickest

00:41:20.000 way to

00:41:20.280 cancel your

00:41:20.600 membership is

00:41:21.000 to take a

00:41:21.360 picture in the

00:41:21.900 locker room

00:41:22.400 and post it

00:41:23.060 and they'll

00:41:23.840 cancel it

00:41:24.200 for you.

00:41:25.120 Hashtag

00:41:25.480 cancel Planet

00:41:26.000 Fitness.

00:41:28.260 Yeah,

00:41:28.740 that is

00:41:28.980 apparently one

00:41:29.540 way to do

00:41:30.080 it quickly,

00:41:30.540 although I

00:41:30.900 certainly

00:41:31.320 cannot endorse

00:41:32.080 that method.

00:41:33.600 And it is

00:41:33.960 true that

00:41:34.500 when we

00:41:36.600 talked about

00:41:36.920 Planet Fitness

00:41:37.340 yesterday,

00:41:38.600 that although

00:41:39.700 they've been

00:41:41.440 notoriously

00:41:42.140 woke for

00:41:43.560 a long

00:41:43.860 time,

00:41:45.520 but this

00:41:47.120 seems to

00:41:47.620 be the

00:41:48.060 first

00:41:48.540 boycott

00:41:50.060 Planet

00:41:50.440 Fitness

00:41:50.700 effort that

00:41:51.840 has really

00:41:52.200 taken hold.

00:41:53.280 And I

00:41:53.460 think one

00:41:53.880 of the

00:41:54.040 reasons is

00:41:54.460 this,

00:41:54.820 as we

00:41:56.780 mentioned,

00:41:57.480 they're

00:41:58.520 everywhere,

00:41:59.460 they're all

00:41:59.800 over the

00:42:00.060 country,

00:42:01.240 they're open

00:42:02.140 24-7,

00:42:03.580 they're really

00:42:04.060 cheap,

00:42:04.620 and so

00:42:04.860 cheap and

00:42:06.260 convenient,

00:42:06.780 it's very,

00:42:07.500 very difficult

00:42:08.000 to have a

00:42:10.140 successful

00:42:10.540 boycott

00:42:10.980 campaign against

00:42:11.820 something that

00:42:12.420 is cheap and

00:42:12.940 convenient,

00:42:13.280 because Americans

00:42:14.160 are hardwired

00:42:15.600 to prioritize

00:42:20.940 cheap and

00:42:21.680 convenient above

00:42:22.460 everything else.

00:42:24.020 But the

00:42:24.320 other thing is

00:42:24.700 what you

00:42:24.980 mentioned,

00:42:25.340 that they

00:42:25.580 make it so

00:42:26.520 hard to

00:42:27.040 cancel your

00:42:27.500 membership.

00:42:27.980 I mean,

00:42:28.100 you have to

00:42:28.440 climb a

00:42:29.660 mountain with

00:42:30.240 an offering

00:42:30.720 for a guru

00:42:32.540 perched on a

00:42:33.520 tree somewhere

00:42:34.080 and wait five

00:42:37.060 to seven business

00:42:37.700 days to find out

00:42:38.340 if your

00:42:38.540 cancellation

00:42:38.820 request was

00:42:39.400 accepted.

00:42:39.980 Although the

00:42:40.500 good news is

00:42:41.240 that I'm

00:42:42.560 pretty sure,

00:42:44.260 and I'm not

00:42:44.740 sure if this is

00:42:45.200 one of the

00:42:45.520 reasons why

00:42:46.120 this latest

00:42:46.580 boycott effort

00:42:47.120 is actually

00:42:47.720 gaining ground,

00:42:51.100 but I'm

00:42:51.380 pretty sure

00:42:51.740 that in some

00:42:52.740 cases now you

00:42:53.400 can actually

00:42:54.040 cancel your

00:42:54.860 Planet Fitness

00:42:55.780 membership

00:42:56.340 online.

00:42:57.200 I've seen a

00:42:58.180 couple people

00:42:58.520 post that.

00:42:59.720 I don't know

00:43:00.060 the specifics,

00:43:00.680 but I think

00:43:01.060 certain people,

00:43:02.680 from what I've

00:43:03.060 read, can go

00:43:05.040 online to your

00:43:06.040 membership portal

00:43:06.900 or whatever it

00:43:07.860 is and cancel

00:43:08.900 it from there.

00:43:09.900 So, just a

00:43:12.120 little tip if

00:43:12.920 you're looking to

00:43:13.600 cancel your

00:43:14.040 Planet Fitness

00:43:14.980 membership, which

00:43:15.660 everybody should

00:43:16.320 at least go

00:43:18.040 check to see

00:43:18.760 if you can do

00:43:19.100 it online.

00:43:20.100 If you can't,

00:43:20.800 then yeah, you

00:43:21.320 can't, they

00:43:21.680 won't let you,

00:43:22.020 you can't call,

00:43:24.080 you know, you

00:43:24.560 have to go in

00:43:25.340 in person and

00:43:26.060 they make it as

00:43:26.560 hard as they

00:43:26.900 possibly can.

00:43:28.600 Hey Matt, I

00:43:29.180 agree with your

00:43:29.580 eagle comparison,

00:43:30.340 but if you look

00:43:30.780 at the protections

00:43:31.280 of sea turtle

00:43:32.120 eggs, it's even

00:43:33.440 more absurd.

00:43:34.380 Unborn turtles

00:43:35.040 have more rights

00:43:35.740 than unborn

00:43:36.180 humans, and I

00:43:38.020 love turtles, but

00:43:38.720 really, yeah,

00:43:41.540 that's true.

00:43:42.000 I mean, we

00:43:42.620 talked about

00:43:44.280 eagles because

00:43:45.660 the federal

00:43:46.440 government happens

00:43:47.100 to be prosecuting

00:43:47.920 somebody who

00:43:48.600 killed bald

00:43:50.020 eagles, and

00:43:51.160 that case, yeah,

00:43:51.800 he killed, what

00:43:52.720 was it, 3,600

00:43:53.420 bald eagles?

00:43:55.180 I have nothing

00:43:57.240 wrong in

00:43:57.820 principle.

00:43:58.700 I have no

00:43:59.160 problem in

00:43:59.660 principle with

00:44:00.460 prosecuting

00:44:01.840 someone who

00:44:02.760 is like a

00:44:03.480 serial killer of

00:44:04.880 bald eagles.

00:44:06.940 You know, I

00:44:07.780 think you could

00:44:11.040 certainly make an

00:44:11.640 argument for that.

00:44:12.680 And even the

00:44:14.040 argument that we

00:44:15.820 give a certain

00:44:16.620 amount of extra

00:44:17.320 weight to the

00:44:18.080 bald eagle because

00:44:18.720 of its symbolic

00:44:19.380 significance, you

00:44:20.780 know, I believe in

00:44:21.460 symbolic significance.

00:44:22.420 I think that that's

00:44:22.920 an important thing,

00:44:23.720 and, you know,

00:44:24.900 cherish the

00:44:25.940 symbols of this

00:44:26.600 country.

00:44:27.860 You know, we

00:44:28.540 don't want to

00:44:28.800 take a totally

00:44:29.340 materialistic view

00:44:30.200 of these things.

00:44:31.300 We could always

00:44:31.860 say that the

00:44:32.340 American flag is

00:44:33.180 nothing but, you

00:44:34.200 know, it's

00:44:34.540 technically just a

00:44:35.200 piece of cloth,

00:44:36.020 right?

00:44:36.740 But it has

00:44:37.240 symbolic significance.

00:44:38.020 Symbolic significance

00:44:38.600 means something.

00:44:39.960 And I'm okay with

00:44:42.060 applying that to

00:44:42.660 bald eagles.

00:44:44.360 The problem is

00:44:45.640 when we imbue

00:44:48.100 them with much

00:44:49.400 greater significance,

00:44:50.820 moral and legal

00:44:51.960 significance, than

00:44:53.240 human beings.

00:44:54.120 But as you point

00:44:54.700 out, there are

00:44:55.740 even more, there

00:44:56.760 are even better

00:44:57.280 comparisons that

00:44:58.280 better illustrate the

00:44:59.500 absurdity of it,

00:45:00.360 and probably, yes,

00:45:01.360 sea turtle eggs.

00:45:02.140 Now, it's true of

00:45:02.680 bald, the egg thing

00:45:03.580 is true of bald

00:45:04.060 eagles, too.

00:45:05.740 You know, you can't

00:45:06.860 kill a bald eagle,

00:45:07.900 and if you kill,

00:45:10.280 if you were to

00:45:10.840 destroy a bald eagle

00:45:11.860 egg, you would be

00:45:13.780 prosecuted under the

00:45:16.560 assumption, right,

00:45:18.020 that destroying a

00:45:20.160 bald eagle egg is the

00:45:21.380 same thing as

00:45:22.460 destroying an actual

00:45:23.760 bald eagle that has

00:45:25.300 been hatched.

00:45:26.580 And the same goes

00:45:27.620 with sea turtle eggs.

00:45:29.380 Why can't you

00:45:30.020 destroy sea turtle

00:45:30.720 eggs?

00:45:31.040 Well, because you

00:45:31.480 can't harm sea

00:45:32.140 turtles.

00:45:33.420 What's the

00:45:34.000 connection?

00:45:34.520 Well, because the

00:45:35.540 law recognizes that

00:45:36.640 there's no

00:45:37.040 difference between

00:45:38.060 destroying a sea

00:45:39.440 turtle egg and

00:45:40.160 destroying a sea

00:45:40.700 turtle.

00:45:42.320 It would make no

00:45:43.140 sense.

00:45:43.520 It would make no

00:45:43.940 sense for someone

00:45:44.680 to plead and say,

00:45:47.260 yeah, I understand

00:45:48.100 that sea turtles are

00:45:48.700 protected, but I

00:45:49.300 didn't destroy a sea

00:45:50.040 turtle.

00:45:50.300 I just destroyed a

00:45:50.960 sea turtle egg.

00:45:51.500 That's all.

00:45:53.620 No, in that context,

00:45:54.520 we would say, well,

00:45:54.940 what do you mean?

00:45:55.560 What's the difference?

00:45:56.640 It's the same thing.

00:46:01.240 And yet, with human

00:46:02.280 beings, we do draw a

00:46:05.240 distinction.

00:46:06.300 With human beings,

00:46:07.080 legally, we say, the

00:46:09.160 federal government

00:46:09.740 says, and many states

00:46:11.300 still say, that to

00:46:13.820 destroy an unborn

00:46:14.760 human being is not

00:46:16.760 the same as

00:46:17.380 destroying a human

00:46:18.180 being.

00:46:21.400 Finally, my 12-year-old

00:46:22.420 son was suspended from

00:46:23.340 middle school for two

00:46:24.100 days for the

00:46:25.100 following joke.

00:46:27.540 Why doesn't Mexico

00:46:28.460 have an Olympic team?

00:46:29.720 Because every Mexican

00:46:30.600 who can run, jump, and

00:46:31.580 swim is already here in

00:46:32.580 America.

00:46:32.900 He was suspended for

00:46:34.560 being racist.

00:46:35.280 He's in sixth grade, and

00:46:36.160 it was hilarious.

00:46:37.620 It is a great joke.

00:46:38.640 That's an oldie but a

00:46:39.520 goodie.

00:46:39.720 That's a classic.

00:46:41.620 That's a joke that we,

00:46:43.900 I think middle schoolers

00:46:44.860 have been telling that

00:46:45.520 joke for decades.

00:46:47.760 And the only difference

00:46:48.680 is that when I was in

00:46:49.700 middle school, you know,

00:46:50.720 you could make a joke

00:46:51.520 like that.

00:46:52.920 You could make a joke

00:46:54.000 like that.

00:46:55.100 You certainly wouldn't

00:46:55.520 get suspended for it.

00:46:57.360 Maybe, maybe a teacher

00:46:59.020 would write you up or

00:46:59.800 something if there

00:47:00.300 happened to be one.

00:47:00.760 The other thing, too,

00:47:01.660 is that you could make

00:47:03.880 a joke like that

00:47:04.660 around your Mexican

00:47:05.820 friends, and they

00:47:06.880 would laugh about it.

00:47:10.480 It is actually, I,

00:47:12.040 you're laughing about

00:47:13.300 it as the parent,

00:47:15.120 which I can, I mean,

00:47:15.860 it is funny.

00:47:16.900 Like, the joke is

00:47:17.500 funny.

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00:49:05.640 Today for our daily

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00:49:07.560 Drew Barrymore.

00:49:08.400 The actress-turned-talk-show

00:49:09.980 host recently had a lot of

00:49:11.220 a lot to say, a lot of

00:49:12.180 rather glowing things to

00:49:13.180 say about divorce.

00:49:14.400 Barrymore has been

00:49:15.120 divorced three times.

00:49:16.260 That is, she has failed

00:49:17.280 in marriage three times.

00:49:18.760 She has broken her vows

00:49:20.140 three times.

00:49:21.660 And now she pretends

00:49:22.780 to be very happy about

00:49:23.480 it.

00:49:23.940 She expressed that

00:49:24.840 happiness in a

00:49:25.460 conversation this week

00:49:26.120 with Marie Osmond, who

00:49:27.260 has two divorces under

00:49:28.300 her belt.

00:49:28.640 But before we get to

00:49:29.160 that conversation, you

00:49:30.380 should know that Barrymore

00:49:30.980 has been very open about

00:49:32.420 her divorce, her divorces,

00:49:34.500 for a long time.

00:49:35.260 In fact, one might say

00:49:36.660 she's been far too open

00:49:37.940 about them.

00:49:38.320 A few years ago, Barrymore

00:49:39.520 invited one of her ex-husbands,

00:49:41.340 Tom Green, onto her show

00:49:43.540 where they proceeded to have

00:49:44.440 an unbearably awkward

00:49:45.740 conversation on television

00:49:46.960 in front of a live studio

00:49:47.800 audience for reasons that

00:49:49.520 are not quite clear.

00:49:51.920 Watch.

00:49:53.180 I've had two nights of

00:49:54.700 great sleep in my life

00:49:56.080 before my daughters were

00:49:58.000 born.

00:49:59.180 And I don't know why,

00:50:00.120 but sleep is like, it's

00:50:01.280 just been like a weird

00:50:02.100 thing for me.

00:50:03.320 And I remember this night

00:50:05.440 just being so content.

00:50:06.940 And I was at your

00:50:07.760 parents' lake house, and I

00:50:10.360 remember hearing all their

00:50:11.300 voices upstairs, and I was

00:50:12.920 just by myself, and I was

00:50:14.260 going to sleep, and I was

00:50:15.100 like, yeah, this is what,

00:50:16.220 you know, safety and

00:50:17.920 contentedness feels before

00:50:19.420 you're going to sleep.

00:50:20.240 And I will never forget

00:50:21.400 that night.

00:50:22.240 And I love your parents, and

00:50:23.940 I really love you, and I

00:50:25.180 celebrate you.

00:50:26.040 And, you know, when you say

00:50:27.480 like 20 years, sometimes it's

00:50:29.940 the blink of an eye.

00:50:31.460 And sometimes you're like,

00:50:32.980 oh my God, we've lived so

00:50:34.520 much in these last 20 years.

00:50:36.660 You've had a whole life, and

00:50:38.480 I've had a whole life, and

00:50:40.440 it's just really nice to come

00:50:42.440 together and check in and

00:50:43.820 talk about it.

00:50:44.700 It just, it thrills me to no

00:50:46.660 end.

00:50:47.040 And I think the world of you,

00:50:48.440 and I celebrate you, and I

00:50:49.940 always have, and I always

00:50:51.040 will.

00:50:52.440 Thank you, Drew.

00:50:53.280 Thank you.

00:50:54.320 This is really, I was so

00:50:57.080 happy when you invited me on

00:50:58.040 the show.

00:50:58.380 It's been too long.

00:50:59.560 We should have, you know,

00:51:00.860 it's nice to reconnect.

00:51:02.480 We really did not talk for

00:51:04.180 about 15 years, I guess.

00:51:05.960 And this is really the first

00:51:07.600 time we've looked at each

00:51:09.420 other face-to-face in 15

00:51:10.760 years.

00:51:13.100 I don't know, how do

00:51:13.900 people watch this show?

00:51:15.320 I mean, what, just to start

00:51:17.820 with, sleep, sleep is, I

00:51:20.660 have a weird thing about

00:51:21.640 sleep.

00:51:22.200 Like, what, your weird thing

00:51:23.320 is that you like, you like

00:51:24.660 to sleep?

00:51:25.240 That's not weird.

00:51:26.040 We all, as human beings, we

00:51:27.660 all enjoy sleeping.

00:51:28.560 We need to sleep, all of us.

00:51:29.620 So there's not, it's not

00:51:31.100 like a unique, quirky thing

00:51:32.580 about you, Drew Barrymore, is

00:51:34.240 that you enjoy sleeping.

00:51:36.480 But a few other takeaways here.

00:51:37.720 First of all, she divorced the

00:51:39.120 guy, didn't speak to him at

00:51:40.100 all for 15 years, apparently,

00:51:41.400 then invited him onto her

00:51:43.120 talk show to have an

00:51:45.120 emotional heart-to-heart in

00:51:46.220 front of a television

00:51:46.900 audience, which is bizarre

00:51:49.080 behavior, to say the least.

00:51:50.320 Second, she recounts a story

00:51:51.360 of feeling safe and content

00:51:52.700 when she was married to Tom

00:51:54.600 Green, and yet she divorced

00:51:56.820 him mere months after this

00:51:58.540 cherished memory took place.

00:52:00.840 Her marriage to Tom Green

00:52:01.740 lasted from 2001 all the way

00:52:03.480 to the year 2002.

00:52:05.280 And she continues in that

00:52:06.340 conversation to profess her

00:52:07.800 love and admiration for the

00:52:09.040 man and claims that she's

00:52:10.500 always loved and celebrated

00:52:12.020 and admired him, the man that

00:52:13.480 she divorced after 12 months

00:52:15.120 and proceeded to cut out of

00:52:16.920 her life completely for the

00:52:18.200 next two decades.

00:52:20.420 If that's how she treats

00:52:21.800 people that she loves and

00:52:22.960 admires, one would hate to

00:52:24.660 imagine how she treats

00:52:25.340 people that she actually

00:52:26.300 doesn't like.

00:52:27.260 That brings us to the

00:52:29.500 conversation this week in

00:52:30.620 which Drew Barrymore declares

00:52:32.480 that after three failed

00:52:33.500 marriages, she is like totally

00:52:35.920 liberated.

00:52:37.080 Here's the Daily Wire.

00:52:38.340 Quote, actress Drew Barrymore

00:52:39.520 said she's not embarrassed

00:52:40.580 about being divorced three

00:52:41.560 times.

00:52:41.940 Instead, she feels liberated.

00:52:43.800 Quote, I had so much shame

00:52:45.720 around divorce and for some

00:52:46.880 reason something happened and

00:52:47.900 I said, I'm no longer willing

00:52:49.520 to feel this way and it just

00:52:50.780 lifted for me.

00:52:52.600 Barrymore said of her own

00:52:53.620 experience, she went on to

00:52:54.940 describe how she sees divorce

00:52:56.400 as preserving, quote, the

00:52:57.440 precious commodity we have on

00:52:59.240 this planet, which is our only

00:53:00.540 our time.

00:53:02.060 And when you're truly in a

00:53:02.860 situation that isn't

00:53:03.700 functioning the way that

00:53:05.060 optimally it hopes and wishes

00:53:06.960 to be, we accept that and we

00:53:08.960 improve our quality of life by

00:53:10.880 moving forward.

00:53:12.320 Divorce now, to me, I don't

00:53:13.680 have shame around it.

00:53:15.000 I'm like totally liberated.

00:53:17.240 Barrymore added.

00:53:18.440 Now, Marie Osmond unsurprisingly

00:53:20.000 agreed, quote, talk show guest and

00:53:22.500 famed singer Marie Osmond agreed

00:53:23.900 that divorce could be positive.

00:53:25.380 She said that while she thinks

00:53:26.900 married couples should be doing

00:53:28.180 everything possible to make a

00:53:29.120 marriage work, she also stressed

00:53:30.660 that both parties should do the

00:53:32.340 work.

00:53:33.220 Quote, I also believe that there

00:53:34.280 are some divorces made in

00:53:35.500 heaven.

00:53:36.220 My situation, I divorced at 50

00:53:37.800 and I had eight children that I

00:53:39.340 needed to support, take care of.

00:53:41.080 I was basically the breadwinner.

00:53:43.360 Now, you know, it never ceases to

00:53:44.680 amaze me that people can live for

00:53:47.760 so many years and in Barrymore's

00:53:49.280 case, five decades, and yet learn

00:53:52.060 absolutely nothing.

00:53:54.440 Gain no wisdom at all.

00:53:57.160 Because wisdom, as we can see, is

00:53:58.800 not automatically accrued with age.

00:54:00.980 It is offered.

00:54:02.520 Opportunities are presented to

00:54:04.560 obtain it, but you have to

00:54:06.060 actively participate in the

00:54:07.380 process of obtaining that

00:54:08.640 wisdom.

00:54:09.200 If you don't, then you run the

00:54:10.380 risk of becoming like Drew

00:54:11.360 Barrymore, pushing 50, but with

00:54:12.880 all the insight of a 19-year-old

00:54:14.380 sorority girl.

00:54:16.140 And there are many ways to fail at

00:54:17.640 life, you know, many ways to fail

00:54:19.680 at life, but one of them, maybe the

00:54:21.660 biggest one, is to fail to gain

00:54:24.280 wisdom.

00:54:24.600 A person who gets older but not

00:54:26.880 wiser has failed in the most

00:54:28.580 fundamental way that a person can

00:54:30.400 fail.

00:54:31.520 In fact, you know, I don't presume to

00:54:33.220 know or to predict what will happen

00:54:36.200 when we stand before the throne of

00:54:37.900 judgment at the end of it all, but I

00:54:40.160 do know that this is one question God

00:54:41.940 could ask that would reveal

00:54:43.840 everything.

00:54:45.200 You know, you could say, it's a

00:54:46.580 simple question.

00:54:47.780 Tell me what you've learned.

00:54:49.540 And if the answer is, well, like, I

00:54:51.940 guess I totally just learned that,

00:54:53.580 you know, like, you got to do what

00:54:55.640 makes you happy.

00:54:57.020 Then the lever is pulled, the trap

00:54:58.460 door opens up, and enjoy your trip

00:55:00.580 down south.

00:55:01.420 That's how it could work, anyway.

00:55:03.460 The interesting thing to note here,

00:55:05.080 though, is that people who make a

00:55:07.160 point of claiming that they aren't

00:55:09.120 ashamed of a certain thing will

00:55:11.400 almost always go on to talk about

00:55:13.040 that thing in a way that reveals that

00:55:15.340 they are, in fact, deeply ashamed of

00:55:17.360 it.

00:55:18.160 I mean, there is nobody more ashamed of

00:55:19.980 divorce than the person who goes

00:55:21.140 around blowing a trumpet and

00:55:22.780 declaring that they're not ashamed

00:55:24.280 of divorce.

00:55:25.600 That's why she talks about divorce in

00:55:26.780 such a roundabout, euphemism-laden

00:55:28.700 way, in a very sanitized way.

00:55:31.940 She says that when you're truly in a

00:55:33.940 situation that isn't functioning the

00:55:36.340 way that optimally it hopes and wishes

00:55:38.680 to be, we accept that and we improve

00:55:41.700 our quality of life by moving forward.

00:55:44.680 I mean, that means basically nothing.

00:55:46.820 To the extent that it means anything at

00:55:48.520 all, it sounds like she's talking about

00:55:50.420 her decision to, say, cancel her gym

00:55:52.680 membership or delete her Uber Eats app

00:55:55.680 and use DoorDash instead.

00:55:58.060 I mean, you cannot claim that you have

00:56:00.200 no shame about something when you can't

00:56:02.400 bring yourself to talk about it in an

00:56:04.520 honest way.

00:56:06.200 If you feel the need to lie to yourself

00:56:08.160 about something that you've done,

00:56:10.160 then you obviously are ashamed of it.

00:56:12.860 And the biggest lie that Drew Barrymore

00:56:14.200 tells, and that many divorced people tell,

00:56:16.300 is that the divorce was something that

00:56:18.500 just happened.

00:56:19.960 They didn't choose it.

00:56:21.400 They didn't walk into it knowingly,

00:56:23.080 willingly, with their eyes opened.

00:56:25.260 They say instead that the situation

00:56:27.240 wasn't functioning optimally, like

00:56:29.160 they're describing a malfunctioning

00:56:30.680 smartphone.

00:56:31.960 The only real role that they had to

00:56:34.020 play in the collapse of their own

00:56:35.440 marriage was just to accept it.

00:56:37.980 You know, accept that it was happening

00:56:39.200 and there was nothing they could do to

00:56:40.500 prevent it.

00:56:41.880 But this is, again, a lie.

00:56:43.300 And it's a lie that should be, in some

00:56:45.260 sense, actually comforting to those

00:56:47.980 unmarried younger people who are afraid

00:56:49.960 of marriage because of the Drew

00:56:51.200 Barrymores of the world.

00:56:52.940 You know, the good news for you is that,

00:56:55.220 well, for one thing, you're not going to

00:56:57.420 accidentally end up with a self-centered

00:56:59.180 bimbo like Drew Barrymore.

00:57:01.120 You might end up with one like that, but

00:57:03.460 only if you do it on purpose.

00:57:05.460 The Drew Barrymores of the world cannot

00:57:06.920 possibly present themselves as serious,

00:57:09.580 trustworthy people for long enough to

00:57:12.200 fool any man with more than two brain

00:57:14.400 cells.

00:57:15.920 But the other piece of good news is that

00:57:17.440 despite the rationalizations some

00:57:19.760 particularly dishonest divorce people

00:57:21.320 make, the reality is that divorce is

00:57:24.360 actively chosen.

00:57:25.500 It is something that some couples work

00:57:27.940 towards.

00:57:29.180 Maybe not with divorce consciously in

00:57:30.780 mind as the end goal, but they're

00:57:32.720 working towards it all the same.

00:57:34.880 It doesn't just happen.

00:57:36.120 You don't fall into it one day like

00:57:37.740 falling into a puddle.

00:57:39.580 It doesn't arise passively out of

00:57:41.560 situations.

00:57:43.120 It is a conscious choice.

00:57:46.180 And usually, not always, but usually

00:57:49.380 one that both parties have a hand in

00:57:51.720 making.

00:57:53.000 Which means that staying married, being

00:57:55.900 happy is also a choice.

00:57:58.440 You just have to make it.

00:58:00.120 You make it today, and then you make it

00:58:01.580 tomorrow, and you make it the next day,

00:58:03.440 until death do you part.

00:58:04.620 It's pretty simple.

00:58:05.900 Maybe not always easy, but it is simple

00:58:08.460 anyway.

00:58:10.260 And that's how you avoid ending up like

00:58:11.760 Drew Barrymore, who is today

00:58:13.620 canceled.

00:58:15.220 That'll do it for the show today, and

00:58:16.520 this week, talk to you on Monday.

00:58:18.420 Have a great day.

00:58:19.560 Godspeed.

00:58:19.880 Feel anything.

00:58:20.920 Get me here.

00:58:23.800 Take care.

00:58:24.700 Bye-bye.

00:58:26.480 Bye-bye.

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