Ep. 1439 - Our Towns And Our Pets Aren’t Safe Thanks to Third-World Migrants
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A surge of immigration from Haiti is destroying communities in America, even those thousands of miles away from Haiti. Will this be the thing that finally convince the cat ladies that the border must be secured? Also, Kamala Harris is fading fast in the polls. Climate alarmists predicted historic and devastating hurricanes this season. Instead, there have been basically no hurricanes. And a film glorifying euthanasia earns the top prize at the Venice Film Festival and an 18-minute standing ovation. We ll talk about all that and more today on the Matwell Show.
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Today on the Matwell Show, a surge of immigration from Haiti is destroying communities in America,
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It's gotten so bad that, according to many reports, the Haitian immigrants are killing
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Will this be the thing that finally convinces the cat ladies that the border must be secured?
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Also, Kamala Harris is fading fast in the polls.
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Climate alarmists predicted historic and devastating hurricanes this season.
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Instead, there have been basically no hurricanes at all.
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And a film glorifying euthanasia earns the top prize of the Venice Film Festival
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We'll talk about all that and more today on the Matwell Show.
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In early 2018, senators from both parties met with Donald Trump inside the White House.
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They were there to discuss the Visa Lottery System, which is a program that allocates visas
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to people from countries with historically low rates of immigration to the United States.
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And this is one of many government programs that's existed for decades without anyone in
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power asking why it exists, even though a Visa Lottery like this makes no sense whatsoever.
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The only criterion we should have when deciding who gets to enter the United States is whether
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admitting those people would make the United States a better country.
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Whether or not their country is underrepresented in the United States should have no bearing
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on whether a potential migrant is awarded a Visa.
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As simple and obvious as this point may be, you rarely hear anyone say it.
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Certainly, you don't very often hear presidents say it.
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But in his meeting with the senators, Donald Trump pointed out this problem right away.
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Trump specifically wanted to know why we were awarding visas to people from Haiti, one of
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the poorest and most dysfunctional countries in the entire world.
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And depending on who you ask, Trump used maybe a slightly more colorful language than that
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And you probably remember the outrage that followed.
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There was an outrage cycle that lasted more than two weeks.
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Haiti's government said that Trump's comments were abhorrent.
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The United Nations Human Rights Office said that Donald Trump had damaged and disrupted
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Conan O'Brien started filming his show in Haiti, during which he repeatedly blamed Haiti's collapse
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Quote, the Haitians have been dealt the worst hand in the Western Hemisphere, he said, implying
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that we owe them housing and health care because somehow we have done this to them.
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But none of the outrage addressed Trump's fundamental question.
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At no point did anyone in the press or the Democrat Party explain why we need to admit more
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Nobody addressed Trump's concern, which is that giving Haitians visas simply because they come
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from Haiti and for no other reason would dramatically lower the quality of life for American citizens.
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In other words, the question is, what's in it for us?
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And this is a question that any president should be asking.
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I know how the Haitians benefit from coming to the U.S.
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And if the answer is we don't benefit from having Haitians here, then we shouldn't be accepting
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Because as a president, you are supposed to be looking out for the well-being of your people
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Well, as a result, two years after the manufactured outrage over Trump's comments, lives have indeed
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been damaged and disrupted, as the United Nations put it.
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I mean, yeah, the lives in Haiti are a disaster.
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And if the Haitians can't figure out how to fix their own country, well, I guess it's
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just going to be a mess forever until you figure out how to fix your own damn country.
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But now there are places in, you know, there are Haitians in places like Springfield, Ohio,
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which were overrun with Haitian immigrants overnight.
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This is a report from NPR, maybe the most Democrat-aligned media outlet in existence.
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But even NPR cannot spin the situation in Springfield.
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Around 2020, things in this town took an unexpected turn.
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Thousands of Haitian migrants fleeing violence and poverty landed in Springfield.
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Locals say that it felt like it happened overnight.
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On Sunday afternoons, you could suddenly hear Creole mass wafting through the downtown
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The town of around 60,000 has received some 15,000 to 20,000 migrants in the last four
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A town of 60,000 people now has 20,000 migrants and have received all of them in just the last
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That's a third of their population being added.
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This is a town that already had a poverty rate of more than twice the national average
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This would be unsustainable even if Springfield were recruiting highly skilled, highly qualified
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You can't just massively increase your population very quickly without breaking things.
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Take a look at this data from the FBI's Crime Data Explorer.
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The blue line tracks the number of crimes reported in Springfield, Ohio.
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And you notice how it's pretty steady from 2012 to 2020.
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Then all of a sudden, the number of crimes surged.
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In fact, it more than doubles beginning in 2020 when this surge of migrants from Haiti arrives.
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One of those crimes was committed last August by Hermanio Joseph, a Haitian migrant who drove
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his minivan into a school bus, killing an 11-year-old child who was ejected from the bus.
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The driver apparently had a Mexican driver's license, an Ohio ID card, but no Ohio's driver's
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Obviously, he should not have been in this country, much less driving on the road.
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And for killing a child, he was only sentenced to about 10 years in prison.
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These kinds of stories are now commonplace in Springfield.
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Meanwhile, social services have been overwhelmed.
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The Daily Mail reports that, quote, at the community health clinic, Haitian patients rose
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Overwhelming services, Rocking Horse Community Health Center Chief Medical Officer Yamini Tigla
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said that language barriers meant a 15-minute consult took up to 45 minutes.
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The clinic hired six Haitian translators, but its translation budget blew out from $43,000
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in 2020 to $436,000, which Tigla said was unsustainable.
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Now, even with all this spending, Haitians are still terrorizing locals in Springfield.
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Here's one woman at a city council meeting explaining that the town's just no longer safe for her to
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Ms. Skinner, who I'm not trying to put on the spot, is my neighbor.
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I have the homeless that were trying to camp out, and I have made concessions with them,
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and I try to help them the best I can to keep them from trying to squat on my property.
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I have men that cannot speak English in my front yard screaming at me, throwing mattresses in my front yard,
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And last night, after living in this home for 45 years, he said, Noelle, guess what?
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I don't understand what you expect of us as citizens.
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I mean, I understand they're here under temporary protected status, and you're protecting them.
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And I understand that our city services are overwhelmed and understaffed.
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So if you could watch a clip like that, and your takeaway is that, oh, that woman's a bigot,
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that racist white bigot, if that's your takeaway, then you're a very stupid person
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I just have no respect for you as a human being.
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If that is your reaction to that woman, who is it unreasonable?
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They are bringing people in to destroy it by the busload every year.
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Why should I have to deal with the fact that...
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I mean, if you are at all a smart, empathetic person and a good American, you understand
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It's one of the most pro-Trump areas in the entire country.
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But no one can escape the consequences of mass migration.
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The Biden-Harris administration looks at this and they see a success story.
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There's no outrage among the left as communities like this are destroyed.
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Even as American citizens, including children, are killed.
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In fact, it's not just human beings who are being murdered as a result of this migrant
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In Springfield, there are now reports on social media that Haitians are eating people's cats.
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So residents at city council meetings are also complaining that that, as well as Haitians,
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This is a thing that's apparently happening now in the United States of America.
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I think it's like kind of odd that like a guy like me has to come out from doing what
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I do on a daily basis to have fun because I see what's going on in these streets and
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I see you guys just sitting up there in them comfy chairs and suits and like, and I'm
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getting out here every day and I'm broadcasting this and you guys are just sitting up there
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Like, I really challenge you guys to get out here and do something.
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They're running into, they're flipping cars in the middle of the street.
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Like, I don't know how, like, y'all can be comfortable with this.
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Like, I don't know, like, who's getting paid from this.
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I feel like, I honestly feel like someone's getting paid from it in the background.
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They dropping, you got a bunch of people on a bus getting dropped off at a gas station
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I know a single mom that FaceTimed me tonight, FaceTimed me this morning at the welfare office
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that really need, like, that really need something.
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And I don't even want to, like, seem like I'm coming down on the immigrants because it's
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Because wherever they're at, that's what they're used to, bro.
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They're in the park grabbing up ducks by their neck and cutting their head off and walking
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So the man goes on to note that there are plenty of police in Springfield.
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It's easy to get a traffic ticket, but apparently it's not easy to round up and deport the Haitians
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who are eating animals and crashing their cars into children.
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He theorizes in that clip that maybe the government's being paid off by somebody.
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I mean, the Biden administration has a clear political motivation to import as many third
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world immigrants as possible because, you know, eventually they'll vote.
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And some local politicians in Springfield, which was devastated economically after the
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auto industry moved overseas, thought that more migrants would help the economy.
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Instead of helping the economy, the migrants are apparently eating animals in public, which
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is not much of an economic help as far as I can tell.
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So as unsettling as all this is, you have to wonder whether this will be the thing that
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finally awakens people on the left to the problem of rampant immigration.
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I mean, they don't seem to care much when immigrants kill human beings.
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Maybe they'll care about the ducks and chickens and cats that are meeting an untimely demise.
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Presumably the vegans will be rising up any day now.
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Now, one wonders what the childless cat ladies will say when their cats end up in a Haitian's
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After all, this isn't just happening in Springfield, Ohio.
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It's happening everywhere that illegal immigrants are being imported.
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That's why there's a similar crisis unfolding in Queens, New York, which is the borough that's
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taking the brunt of the illegal migrant surge in the city.
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70 of New York's 193 taxpayer funded migrant shelters are located in Queens and hundreds of
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thousands of illegals have arrived in the city in the last two years.
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As Councilman Robert Holden put it, we're getting dumped on here.
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These shelters add nothing to the neighborhood.
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Some of that crime involves eating animals, apparently.
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The New York Post reports that, quote, animal sacrifices are surging in Queens with chickens,
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pigs, and rats being tortured, mutilated, or killed in twisted religious rituals in Parkland
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In a little over a month, at least nine wounded animals or carcasses have been discovered in
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the federally managed Spring Creek Park in Howard Beach and the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in
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Broad Channel, including five live pigs with partially severed ears.
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Creatures recovered from the revolting scene also include a near-dead baby rat tied up in
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a bag with chicken bones, a freshly decapitated chicken head, a live hen in distress, and a
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This is being linked not to Haitians in this case, but to Hindu devotees who worship the
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Then there's this quote from Sloan Quealy, who runs Zion's Mission Animal Rescue.
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The animal sacrifices are happening more repeatedly, more times a week.
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Yes, the sacrificers know that it's open season.
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And of course, those sacrificers typically have something in common, which is that they
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These episodes are yet more evidence of a simple truism, import the third world, become
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When you allow a flood of third world people, you end up with an increasingly third world culture.
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And anyone who's ever been to a third world country knows that that's not generally going
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You get garbage all over the place and loud music playing around the clock.
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Long nights with loud music, kids playing outside, and garbage around the neighborhood is what
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tenants at this building on 10th Street and 44 Drive in Long Island City have been dealing
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They have big speakers over there in the corner, particularly on the weekends.
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Kiko has been living in this building for 32 years and has never seen anything like it.
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It all started when the once 128-room Windham Hotel was turned into a New York City migrant
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He and other neighbors have seen kids riding up and down the sidewalk, jumping off porches,
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and at times taking showers by the spigot and even taking water to cook meals right on
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There's like two or three cars that they use to cook.
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And then it appears that they may be selling the food to the people in the hotel.
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So he's lived there for more than 30 years and he's never seen anything like it, but it's
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Some of this may be because of the visa lottery, which allows people like this into the country
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A lot of it is because of asylum fraud or temporary protected status and so on.
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But the debate over whether these migrants are illegal or not isn't really the main issue
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That's because as hard as it may be for either party to admit, illegal immigration is not the
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Unchecked immigration of any kind, illegal or legal, creates the same problems in this country.
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We do not erase the downside of importing many thousands of Haitians every year just by importing
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The immigrants that are reportedly conducting blood sacrifices on the street don't suddenly
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The key point is that we do not want America to be like those places.
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We don't want America to become like Haiti or any third world country, which is why, again,
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Before you bring any immigrant to this country, from any other country, you should ask yourself
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not, how would it benefit this immigrant to be in America?
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No, you ask yourself, how would it benefit America to bring in these immigrants?
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And if the answer is, it will not benefit us, it will only hurt us, they should not be here.
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It doesn't mean that America has never benefited from immigration from any place in the world.
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It doesn't mean that we should never allow anyone to immigrate here ever again.
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But how has America been strengthened by allowing a flood of Haitian immigrants, legally or illegally?
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In what way are we a stronger country today because of all the Haitians we've added in the
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So whether this country becomes like Haiti or any similar place illegally or legally is basically
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If places like Springfield and Queens are ever going to become, you know, livable again,
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the people running the government have to admit that.
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And they have no choice but to get these people out of the country as quickly as possible.
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I just want to mention, first of all, today is the world premiere of my new film.
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We have our premiere event anyway in Nashville today.
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And the film comes out wide release on Friday the 13th.
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So big, big moment here in the company today for the company, for myself, for everybody involved.
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And I'll be sitting in a theater with about 400 people tonight watching myself in a movie
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Very grateful to be here, to be in this position.
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Not looking forward to the actual experience of watching myself while others are also watching
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It takes me out of my comfort zone a bit, I'll admit.
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But then again, I had to go out of my comfort zone a lot.
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Extremely, radically outside of it in order to make this movie.
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In fact, this is something my wife brings up to me all the time.
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And so she'll say, like, hey, how is it that you can make movies where you're going into
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rooms with dozens of people who hate your guts?
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And you can sit there for two hours intentionally antagonizing them on camera.
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And yet, you don't want to, like, go down to the church basement after mass and have a
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I'm just a crazy person, is the only answer I can come up with.
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But anyway, very excited about this tonight and this week.
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And if you have not pre-ordered your tickets yet, this is why we've been hammering this
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for, I'm sure, until you're probably sick of hearing of it.
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But really important to buy the tickets in pre-sale.
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And, you know, we started with, I don't know, 200 or 300 theaters, I think, is the number
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of screens we had when we first announced the film.
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And it's expanded way beyond, exponentially, it's expanded.
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Um, so, if you maybe went online, we first announced the film coming out, and you went
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to MRacist.com, and you wanted to buy tickets, and you saw that, well, there were no theaters
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But second, you should check back, because there's, uh, there might be screens closer to
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you now, as more and more are added, and have been added over the last few weeks.
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All right, DNYUZ reports, is Kamala Harris's surge beginning to ebb?
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That's the question raised by this morning's New York Times-Siena College poll, which finds
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Donald J. Trump narrowly ahead of her among likely voters nationwide, 48% to 47%.
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It's the first lead for Mr. Trump in a major nonpartisan national survey in about a month.
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As a result, it's worth being at least a little cautious about these findings, and there
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That said, it wouldn't be hard to explain if Vice President Harris's support really has
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After all, she was benefiting from an ideal news environment, an uninterrupted month of
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glowing coverage from President Biden's departure from the race in July to the Democratic Convention
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It's possible she was riding a political sugar high, so it'd make sense if she came off those
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highs in the two uneventful weeks since the convention.
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That was always going to happen eventually, because the support was never based on anything.
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You know, the media ginned up the hype machine without ever telling us what we're supposed
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And I thought maybe they could keep it going until the election, but I guess I kind of overestimated
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the media's propagandizing power, because when it comes down to it, you know, the hype has
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There has to be something about this person that we're supposed to be excited about.
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But if you have nothing to work with, and especially if you don't have charisma, I mean,
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if you have charisma and natural kind of speaking talent, and you have someone who, like Obama,
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can deliver these kind of soaring speeches that sound very flowery, he's not really saying
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If you have somebody like that, then yeah, you can build up hype around that person and
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probably maintain it for many months, if not years.
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With Obama, it took probably years for it to wear off, and for some people, it never did.
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But you don't have that in Kamala, with Kamala.
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So in Kamala's case, I mean, it would be like taking maybe the 10th most attractive woman
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working at your local DMV and trying to convince everyone that she's a supermodel and that all
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men just fall madly in love with her when they lay eyes on her for one second.
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Now, you could do, you could maybe do that temporarily with Photoshop and AI and all that
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kind of stuff, but eventually, you have to produce the actual person, right?
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It's like someone who's doing some catfishing on a dating app, and they're putting a photo
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out that isn't even, it's just ridiculously Photoshopped, or it's not even them.
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And it's like, well, yeah, you can, you can get away with that.
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But if you ever want to actually meet a person, right, then eventually you got to deal with
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the fact that you are you, and that's going to come out.
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That's the, the, the one minor difficulty that she run, it runs into.
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So in other words, Kamala is who we thought she was.
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To paraphrase Dennis Green, may he rest in peace.
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It means that this election is going to be about Trump.
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And, you know, Trump is all that really matters in the election.
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It's what it's, the election is what we thought it was.
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If Trump loses, I mean, if he actually loses, legitimately loses, he will lose because the
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anti-Trump vote was mobilized, mobilized enough to defeat him.
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And because enough of the people in the middle were just sort of, you know, had Trump fatigue
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and were kind of sick of him and ready to move on.
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Um, that's if he loses, if he wins, it'll be because the pro-Trump vote was mobilized and
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enough of the people in the middle were kind of ready to give Trump another shot.
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So if, if Trump, whatever happens in the election, it'll be because of Trump one way or another.
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Um, if, if Kamala wins, it's not going to be because of a surge of pro-Kamala voters who are super psyched about her.
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If she wins, if, and if she wins legitimately, another if, it'll be because of the anti-Trump vote, not the pro-Kamala vote.
00:29:00.880
The most consequential debate in our history is set as Trump and Harris face off tomorrow night.
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We're going backstage with a live simulcast of the debate and reactions from most trusted voices in conservative media.
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Join me, Ben Shapiro, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan, Jeremy Boring for full coverage and analysis.
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All right, I wanted to mention this, that, you know, there was a lot of talk about this being an incoming, uh, historic hurricane season.
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You know, because of climate change and all that jazz.
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But then a funny thing happened during the historic hurricane season.
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There were basically, like, there were no hurricanes.
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So MSN has the report, quote, uh, as weeks went by with no hurricane activity, Phil Klotzbach could feel the pressure building.
00:29:52.020
He and the rest of the meteorology, meteorology world has predicted a potentially historic hurricane season.
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And yet, during what would normally be the most active stretch of tropical storms, the Atlantic Ocean was eagerly quiet.
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Even his running buddies, with no knowledge of meteorology, began to ask, where are all the hurricanes?
00:30:09.420
As the author of one of the most trusted and longest running hurricane season outlooks, he considered issuing an unprecedented mid-season update in late August, acknowledging the chances that this year's forecast could be a bust.
00:30:20.580
He held off in case a new system formed over Labor Day weekend, but that didn't happen.
00:30:26.720
Um, now you might be wondering, what will the climate alarmists do with this?
00:30:33.980
Will they say, hey, look at that, you know, uh, we, we thought that climate change would create this big hurricane season.
00:30:41.940
Um, maybe climate change isn't all it's cracked up to be.
00:30:50.300
Reading on, quote, there are questions about whether planetary warming could be so extreme that it supercharged the storms that managed to form, but has also allowed fewer to materialize.
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The quiet Atlantic stands in contrast to a dynamic Pacific typhoon season and yet another record hot northern hemisphere summer that spread deadly temperatures, massive fires, and overwhelming floods around the globe.
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So, yeah, just as expected, um, global warming was supposed to cause historic hurricanes, but then the hurricanes didn't happen.
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If hurricanes happen, it's because of global warming.
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If they happen a lot, it's because of global warming.
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If they happen just a little bit, it's because of global warming.
00:31:42.180
if you walk down the street and trip over your shoelace and you know get a concussion
00:31:48.940
global warming there's nothing that can disprove it there's nothing that can contradict the theory
00:31:55.780
like all events right prove the theory which tells you there's a problem with the theory
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and i know we go over this a lot and um and you know i'm not a scientist but i do understand this
00:32:10.600
basic scientific concept that theories that can never be proven wrong are bad theories
00:32:19.120
because a theory should make predictions and if the predictions don't come to pass it means that
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there's something wrong with the theory or at least with the way you interpreted your theory
00:32:30.500
but if the theory makes a prediction and then the prediction is not reflected in reality
00:32:36.620
and then that still proves your theory somehow well it means you're not doing science
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right it means you're doing doctrine you're doing ideology right that's not that's not science
00:32:49.420
um oh and i love this too just one more paragraph because this was very revealing
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so listen to this even as meteorologists can detect factors contributing to the lull
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they're struggling to understand why those factors have overwhelmed conditions that might
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otherwise fuel intense storm after storm many who warn the public to prepare for a dangerous summer
00:33:11.160
and fall are now caught in the awkward position of almost rooting for storms lest they end up eating
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crow and losing the public's confidence when their predictions fall flat come november
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well would you listen to that they're rooting for the storms talk about saying the quiet part out loud
00:33:30.020
they are rooting for deadly storms to devastate your community
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they're they're rooting for your house to wash away with you inside it
00:33:43.900
or projecting them they're wishing they're wishing for the storms
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so how many times do we have to see proof here that climate alarmists are just anti-human
00:33:56.220
they are fundamentally anti-human which i say all the time and this is just more evidence of that
00:34:01.640
here's a story from the christian post a federal judge has ruled that an ohio school district may
00:34:08.000
have violated a teacher's first amendment rights by forcing her to resign for refusing to use trans
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identified students preferred names and pronouns due to religious convictions judge pamela barker of
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the northern district of ohio issued an order earlier this month denying and granting in part
00:34:22.560
competing motions for summary judgment filed by jackson local school district in jackson township
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to dismiss the lawsuit filed by former jackson middle school english teacher vivian garrity
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the litigation is ongoing as several issues remain unresolved
00:34:36.900
barker a trump appointee wrote specifically the court concludes that garrity's compelled speech was not
00:34:42.460
pursuant to her ordinary job duties the district's name and pronoun practice was not neutral and generally applied
00:34:49.020
but it withholds deciding whether the pickering balancing test and strict scrutiny
00:34:54.180
weigh in plaintiff's favor or defendants favor until a jury makes factual determinations regarding the alleged
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um then we have a clip here from fox with a little more detail about this case listen
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i told them that i would not because of my religious beliefs and within two hours i was
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forced to pack up my belongings and escorted out of the school vivian garrity is an ohio teacher who claims in a lawsuit
00:35:18.280
she was forced to resign when she would not accommodate two students who asked to be called
00:35:23.440
by different names and pronouns the school board voted to accept her resignation in september we have
00:35:30.700
blurred her appearance due to concerns for her safety i am a professing christian i go to church four times a week
00:35:38.280
um it is the largest part of my identity and i do believe that god only created two sexes
00:35:45.400
the alliance defending freedom filed the lawsuit on garrity's behalf against the jackson memorial
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middle school principal the board of education and two district employees seeking reinstatement to
00:35:56.660
her teaching job the case here raises a critical issue and that's whether or not public schools can
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order teachers to set their religious beliefs aside as a condition of public service
00:36:07.820
so um she's uh claiming this is compelled speech and of course it's compelled speech this is the very
00:36:16.640
definition of compelled speech it's as close as you can get to requiring that a teacher vocally
00:36:23.840
disavow her own faith in order to do her job keep her job in fact it isn't close to that it is that you are
00:36:33.100
requiring that she affirmatively declare something that she doesn't think is true and which contradicts
00:36:39.320
her deeply held religious views so obviously unconstitutional obviously compelled speech
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um obviously a first amendment violation if this is not a first amendment violation then nothing is
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nothing is now on the other hand i will admit that um
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i'm always very hesitant to cast this issue as a religious liberty issue i understand why adf is
00:37:08.880
attacking it from that angle and i mean it it's it's true it is definitely a religious liberty issue
00:37:14.760
no question about it but my only hesitation is that it makes it sound like christians on faith alone
00:37:23.500
are just trusting that gender ideology is false it sounds like we have to rely on our faith on our
00:37:31.360
doctrine to tell us that men can't get pregnant um that women don't have penises but the truth is that
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i would hold exactly the same view on this topic no matter my religion even if i was an atheist
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okay there are many things about my worldview that if i was an atheist would radically change
00:37:54.400
of course but this wouldn't i mean my my my position on gender ideology would be exactly the same
00:38:01.600
but because this is just about observable reality that we can see around us it's not it's got really
00:38:09.560
nothing to do with with religion at least not um at least not on the surface because the the leap of
00:38:17.860
faith is entirely on the other side gender ideology is essentially a religious doctrine that teachers are
00:38:25.980
being forced to affirm and to promote and pledge allegiance to it is a creed that they're being made to
00:38:32.720
recite so the compelled speech problem would still be a problem a constitutional problem even if this
00:38:39.380
teacher was not christian so you know i'm not embarrassed about saying that something is a matter of
00:38:47.020
faith if it is um christ's saving resurrection and redemption of mankind is is a matter of faith
00:38:56.540
right i think that there's a fair amount of historical evidence to support it but i fully admit that i believe
00:39:04.860
it through faith um not solely because i did some sort of historical investigation and then decided
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uh at that point to believe it it is a matter of faith i have no shame in that we shouldn't be ashamed
00:39:18.120
of that there's nothing shameful about faith uh quite the contrary um which is why if a school punished a
00:39:27.540
teacher for believing in the resurrection then we would say that it is fully and totally a matter of
00:39:34.620
religious liberty but human biology is it's it's like anything else that's directly apparent to us
00:39:44.400
every single day it's like the existence of the sun in the sky
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so if a teacher was being made to pretend that the sun doesn't exist now it would be an attack on her
00:39:58.740
faith yes because god created the sun uh the sun is part of creation it's in the bible so if you're being
00:40:08.100
made to deny the existence of the sun being s-u-n then you would be contradicting your own faith but
00:40:16.440
you know if some kind of crazy policy like that was pat was was instated in a school somewhere
00:40:24.460
where we're going to pretend the sun doesn't exist we probably wouldn't say that it's first and
00:40:31.640
foremost an attack on religious liberty instead we would argue that it's just it's plainly insane
00:40:38.660
it denies observable reality regardless of your religion it's like you're you are wanting us to
00:40:46.340
deny something that we can all see go outside you can see it so and just to use that example again
00:40:54.800
i think that in such a scenario if somebody were to say well that's a it's again it's against my
00:41:00.640
religion to say that the sun doesn't exist again yeah i mean in a sense that's true but you are
00:41:07.080
unnecessarily making it sound like you believe in the existence of the sun based on faith there's no
00:41:13.340
reason you you you don't like they are the ones they are the weird anti-sun cult that has decided
00:41:19.020
that there's no sun um so they they for them they are the ones insisting on a religious doctrine now
00:41:27.300
on the other hand uh i also hesitate to say that gender ideology is like a religious doctrine because
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then it's it's as if you're using religious as a pejorative when there's nothing wrong with religion
00:41:41.740
per se i'll be the first defender of religion all day long um but i don't mean religion religion
00:41:51.540
itself there's nothing pejorative about religion itself but all religions are not made the same
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right and there are religions that are just first of all false and destructive
00:42:03.560
and and gender ideology is one of them but it is a religious doctrine it just happens to be a false
00:42:12.240
and like i said destructive and um completely irrational one unlike christianity all right let's
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you know it's not every day that a standing ovation lasts for more than 15 minutes even the
00:44:38.840
most brutal dictators throughout history have had difficulty attracting that kind of sustained applause
00:44:43.240
when stalin spoke at the communist party conference in 1937 his audience clapped for something like 11
00:44:48.800
minutes before someone finally sat down that was considered pretty extreme at the time and that was
00:44:53.280
at a time when you'd get 10 years in the gulag for being the first to stop applauding but in the world of
00:44:59.460
film festivals where incidentally you can also find a lot of communists lengthy standing ovations are
00:45:05.000
apparently pretty common when a film really wows the crowd the clapping just goes on and on and nobody wants
00:45:11.880
to sit down pans a labyrinth got a 22 minute standing ovation back in 2006 at cans and last week at the
00:45:18.920
venice film festival a film called the room next door starring tilda swinton and julianne moore
00:45:24.180
received a standing ovation that lasted 18 minutes it's apparently the longest standing ovation in any
00:45:29.620
context in recent memory so um what is this film about exactly if you watch the teaser trailer you
00:45:36.640
won't come away with any idea whatsoever here's just part of it
00:46:05.840
you don't really know what this is about it's like a classic art house
00:46:29.300
trailer you know you know it's some artsy dumb movie and you could tell that the old woman is
00:46:35.600
probably dying but that's about it and if you look at the comments you won't get any
00:46:39.920
clarity instead you'll see posts like this this is one of the top comments on this trailer
00:46:44.240
on youtube quote the color game is on point the green and red that complement each other on julianne
00:46:49.920
and the yellow on tilda which then tries to copy julianne's style and the interior decor
00:46:57.920
now as best i can tell that's not ironic comment there's plenty of others like it you can tell you've
00:47:04.480
entered the world of art house cinema when a film is a must watch because the color game is on point
00:47:10.880
the green and red just complement each other so perfectly how could you not i mean how could you not
00:47:16.240
rush out to the theaters to see the interior decor and color but it gets worse because even if you
00:47:23.360
watch interviews with the actresses who star in this film you still will not come away with any idea
00:47:28.960
what's going on watch about the topic of the film julianne it's confronting death
00:47:34.640
and being at peace with it um how did you two relate to the topic and the mind of pedro in
00:47:41.120
in relationship to to this to this theme well in terms of confronting death or or the reality of it
00:47:48.080
i think that i mean for ingrid in particular she's not confronting anything at the beginning of the film
00:47:53.600
she's someone who's very much distanced from the idea of death and is exploring it like in her writing
00:47:58.560
and with martha she's in a position where she's being asked to to witness someone's process towards
00:48:06.400
death but on the other hand it's about being alive right she's witnessing she's being with
00:48:10.400
her while she's alive she's enjoying her life with her she's sharing it they're building relationship
00:48:16.080
so it's like you're you're dead when you're dead you're dead but basically we are you know we need
00:48:21.440
to be alive when we are alive wow when you're dead you're dead but basically we need to be alive
00:48:28.560
when we're alive when we're alive and when you're walking you need to be walking when you're sitting
00:48:35.920
sitting standing standing i mean this is the kind of profound insight you can get on the film festival
00:48:44.080
circuit again these people don't seem incapable of actually talking about the film at all but if you
00:48:49.600
do enough digging you'll eventually find out what this movie is about and it is a film glorifying
00:48:56.320
euthanasia here's how the bbc describes it quote pro euthanasia film the room next door has won the
00:49:01.680
venice film festival's best film award accepting the awards 74 year old spanish director told the
00:49:06.640
audience i believe that saying goodbye to this world cleanly with dignity is a fundamental right
00:49:11.440
of every human being the film sees swinton play a war correspondent suffering from terminal cancer she
00:49:16.960
asked her old friend played by moore to be at her side as she takes her own life the director said that
00:49:22.160
he made the film to communicate his belief that euthanasia should be available around the world
00:49:26.400
so the film is all about saying goodbye to this world cleanly and with dignity by which he means
00:49:32.000
euthanasia so how much dignity is there in euthanasia which its supporters have taken to calling medical
00:49:39.680
assistance in dying or made well she journal just reported on the state of euthanasia in canada
00:49:44.640
where euthanasia is now the fifth leading cause of death more than 13 000 people died by euthanasia in
00:49:50.160
2022 compared to just 1018 as recently as 2016 a researcher named alexander reichen is uh at the
00:49:57.360
ethics and policy center did a deep dive into these numbers he found that quote in 2022 more than 81
00:50:02.160
percent of petitions resulted in death including for vision hearing loss and diabetes he documents
00:50:08.080
that the percentage of denied written requests has been falling for years from eight percent in 2019
00:50:12.960
to 3.5 percent in 2022 even as the number of applications has increased
00:50:17.040
so what this means is that in canada there are basically no guardrails on euthanasia anymore
00:50:22.960
the overwhelming majority of people who want to die even when they don't have terminal illnesses
00:50:28.640
or even life-threatening illnesses the majority of them are being killed and in some cases people who
00:50:34.640
don't want to die are reportedly being pressured into euthanasia roger foley is just one prominent
00:50:40.400
example of that he suffers from a degenerative neurological condition as well as a depression
00:50:44.160
and at one point when foley became suicidal he was placed in a mental health ward quoting from
00:50:49.440
the journal after he shared those suicidal thoughts with staff he says they began to float the idea of
00:50:54.000
euthanasia that alarmed him so he began to record conversations secretly he later shared them with
00:50:59.680
canadian journalists in one a hospital ethicist threatens mr foley with denial of insurance coverage
00:51:05.200
and says it would cost him north of 1500 a day to stay in the hospital mr foley protested the
00:51:10.480
ethicist retorted roger this is not my show my piece of this was to talk to you about if you
00:51:14.720
had interest in assisted dying i mean that's amazing in all the worst ways so they're not
00:51:24.160
interested in treating his depression they didn't care they don't care about that they didn't care
00:51:28.800
that even though roger foley was suicidal he still wanted to find some way to live he wanted to live
00:51:33.840
instead they suggested that he kill himself to save the government some money
00:51:37.200
which is presumably why they threatened to terminate his health coverage which in canada
00:51:42.000
is state-run if he didn't comply this is supposedly the dignified death that you can expect with made
00:51:50.480
if you were to take advantage of that program of course when euthanasia advocates
00:51:56.480
talk as this director did about a dignified death they really just mean something that is sterile and
00:52:04.160
medicalized you know suicide has dignity as long as it doesn't look like suicide they claim as long
00:52:11.760
as a doctor is performing some kind of procedure and following guidelines even if those guidelines
00:52:17.040
are as permissive as they could possibly be then supposedly it's not really suicide it's made
00:52:23.280
ironically though the industry seems to be coming around full circle because now they're dispensing with
00:52:27.920
the need for doctors or the facade of medical procedures entirely the latest innovation in this field is
00:52:33.280
non-medical assisted suicide which is just suicide the national review reports that quote certain
00:52:39.520
strains of the euthanasia advocacy movement believe that doctors don't need to be involved when someone
00:52:44.880
wants to die for example the fanatics at the uh final exit network have taught people how to kill
00:52:50.720
themselves with a couple convicted of assisting uh via helium more infamously infamously dr philip
00:52:56.720
nitschke of australia who has traveled the world teaching suicide courses once told nro's katherine
00:53:02.800
gene lopez that he thought troubled teens should have access to suicide pills which he opined should
00:53:08.080
be sold in supermarkets he even conjured a suicide pod by which people can make themselves dead using
00:53:14.480
nitrogen the article goes on to discuss other non-medical models for assisted suicide including
00:53:20.640
one that's uh just been adopted in germany quote germany's highest court declared a fundamental right
00:53:25.600
to commit suicide to be assisted in suicide by any willing accomplice and to assist in suicide
00:53:30.480
without regard to why somebody wants to die meaning no health reasons are required
00:53:36.000
in its decision the court wrote quote the right to take one's own life also encompasses the freedom
00:53:40.640
to seek and if offered utilize assisted assistance provided by third parties for this purpose therefore
00:53:46.080
the constitutional guarantee of the right to suicide corresponds to equally far-reaching
00:53:50.480
constitutional protection extended to the acts carried out by persons rendering suicide assistance
00:53:55.280
so this is the way that it usually goes on the left they come up with all kinds of euphemistic ways
00:54:03.200
to obscure something awful and evil but eventually the euphemisms wear off and you're left with the thing
00:54:11.680
itself in all its demonic glory it's not made it's not euthanasia it's just suicide that's why
00:54:20.720
canadians are approving more than 80 of these petitions for service right now even for again non-terminal
00:54:26.960
illnesses suicide is what they're really applauding at that film festival for 18 minutes
00:54:33.200
it's what courts are promoting all over the western world they no longer feel any shame about encouraging
00:54:38.480
people to die they just want to encourage as many people to die as possible even people who they could have saved
00:54:45.440
and that is why the suicide industry which has all but given up on the and and dying branding of made
00:54:53.200
and euthanasia is today canceled that'll do it for the show today thanks for watching thanks for listening
00:54:59.440
talk to you uh on tuesday or no on wednesday talk to you on wednesday not tomorrow uh have a great day god
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speed republicans are nazis you cannot separate yourselves from the bad white people growing up
00:55:18.480
i never thought much about race never really seemed to matter that much at least not to me am i racist
00:55:23.760
i would really appreciate it if you i'm trying to learn along this journey i'm going to sort this out
00:55:28.240
i need to go deeper undercover joining us now is matt certified dei expert here's my certifications
00:55:37.440
what you're doing is you're stretching out of your whiteness this is more for you in this view is
00:55:41.280
america inherently racist the word inherent is challenging there i want to rename the george
00:55:45.520
washington monument to the george floyd monument america is racist to its bones so inherently yeah this
00:55:51.120
country is a piece of white folks white trash white supremacy white woman white boy is there a
00:55:57.520
black person around what's a black person right here does he not exist hi robin hi what's your
00:56:03.760
name i'm matt i just had to ask who you are because you have to be careful never be too careful they
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