Ep. 1585 - The Trump Admin Arrests Dangerous, Power-Hungry Judge & The Media Has A Total Meltdown
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A few years ago, in a small courthouse in Ohio, something unprecedented and unthinkable happened. Somehow, in defiance of the laws of physics, a judge named Tracy Hunter was convicted of the crime of corruption. After thousands of years of uninterrupted good conduct by judges, she blew it all up.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, we'll dive deeper into the case of the judge who was arrested
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for helping an illegal immigrant evade arrest. The more you look at the case and the media's
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reaction to it, the more insane it gets. Also, a new study finds that the abortion pill is
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significantly more dangerous than we were originally told. The media suddenly started
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talking about Joe Biden's mental decline three months after he left office. And a disgraced
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doctor who gave chemical castration drugs to children attacks me. I'll respond to her as
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politely and charitably as you would expect. All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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A few years ago in a small courthouse in Cincinnati, Ohio, something unprecedented and unthinkable happened.
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Something that's never happened before in all of recorded human history. A judge was sentenced to prison
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for committing a crime. Up until this moment, which took place in the summer of 2019, no judge had ever done
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anything illegal for any reason. And in any context, you can go back to biblical times if you want to,
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no judge had ever gone to jail. And that makes sense, of course, because judges are the ones who
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adjudicate legal problems. So it makes sense that it would make no sense for a judge to cause a legal
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problem in the first place. That would just be completely backwards. It would be, you know,
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like a postal worker going postal or a chiropractor breaking someone's neck or a firefighter deciding
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to commit arson. These are things that by definition are physically impossible. And yet in Cincinnati,
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of all places, it happened. Somehow in defiance of the laws of physics, a judge named Tracy Hunter
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was convicted of the crime of corruption. And as you'd expect, especially if you're a student of
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history, it was a shocking moment for everybody involved. There were gasps both inside and outside
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the building. Judge Tracy Hunter herself made it clear that she wouldn't stand for the decision,
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as in she would, she literally would not stand for it, which meant that a bailiff had to drag her out
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to the courthouse and place her in a cell. If only for the entertainment value of the footage.
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After a judge sentenced another judge to jail time, chaos erupted in an Ohio courtroom.
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And taking the defendant into custody wasn't so easy as a court officer had to drag her out.
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So there it is documented video evidence that as of 2019, it is indeed possible for judges to be
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arrested, convicted and sentenced. After thousands of years of uninterrupted good conduct by judges,
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Tracy Hunter blew it all up. But at least she kept her dignity throughout the entire process. So,
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you know, that's the important thing. Now, actually, to be more precise, Tracy Hunter was not
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the only judge in the history of the world to commit a crime. In fact, she wasn't even the only
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judge to commit a crime in the year 2019. In April of that year, a Massachusetts state court judge named
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Shelly Richmond Joseph helped an illegal alien evade an ICE officer who was waiting to arrest him in the
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lobby of the courthouse. The judge eventually turned off the court's microphones. But before the audio was
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cut, she could be heard working out a plan with the defense attorney to help the illegal alien
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escape out of a back room in the courthouse. Essentially, the judge allowed the criminal to
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go down to the lockup, supposedly to retrieve some property. But really, the point was to keep him
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out of the lobby where the ICE officer was. And then when the illegal alien was down in the lockup,
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a court officer let him out the back door. It wasn't exactly a subtle plan. Federal authorities
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immediately understood what had happened. And they charged both the judge and the court officer
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with obstruction. This is all relatively recent history. So to recap, in order to be shocked by
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the news that a judge had been accused of a crime, you'd have to be extremely confused about two very
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important facts. First, you'd have to be ignorant of the fact that judges are actually human beings
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and are not granted magical powers of immunity simply by virtue of their job. They do not have a
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James Bond style license to kill or anything like that. And secondly, in order to think that judges
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can't commit a crime, you'd also have to ignore the fact that judges actually commit crimes all
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the time. So you'd have to stack astronomical ignorance on top of astronomical ignorance.
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Either that, or you'd have to be so shameless that you don't mind pretending to be monumentally
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uninformed and unintelligent. And for most people, being this dumb is a lot of work, in other words.
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But for the mainstream press and their allies in the Democrat Party, it's basically second nature
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at this point. Shameless and ignorance are the defining features of their existence. And that's why
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for the past several days, we've been treated to nonstop outrage over the recent arrest
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of a county judge in Milwaukee named Hannah Dugan. And the way this story is being presented,
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you think that it's the outrage of the century. Dugan's arrest, according to Rachel Maddow,
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is tantamount to a declaration of war by the White House against the judicial branch.
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It's the end of the separation of powers in this country, if not the end of our republic itself.
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Watch. Well, today, a whole new level. Today, the FBI arrested a county judge in Milwaukee,
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Wisconsin. According to the FBI, this judge knew that Trump's immigration agents were outside her
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courtroom waiting to arrest a man who was before her court. They say she sent the immigration agents
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away from her hearing room and then escorted the man and his lawyer out of the courtroom through a
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private exit. For that, the Trump administration has arrested her and charged her with two felonies.
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She herself arrested, brought before a federal court and then released today on her own
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recognizance. Her attorney says that the judge intends to defend herself vigorously. He says she
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looks forward to being exonerated. But if this feels like a insane and reckless escalation from the
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Trump administration arresting a judge, I will tell you, you are not alone. It sure felt like that to
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lots of people in Wisconsin today, people who showed up outside the federal courthouse in
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Milwaukee after the judge was arrested. More than 100 people out there today on no notice on a Friday
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in the middle of the day to emergency spontaneously show up and protest the arrest of this judge in
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Milwaukee. Just instant reaction to this bright new line that's been crossed by Trump. It's being
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treated as a crisis by members of Congress, too. This was Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin today. He said
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every American should be deeply troubled by this massive escalation. This is an unmistakable dissent
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So it's an unmistakable dissent into authoritarian chaos, the congressman says. It's a whole new level,
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according to Rachel Maddow. Just look at the 100 people who spontaneously decided to protest on a moment's
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notice or no notice, she says, at the courthouse without any payment or any connection to a shady
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Democrat-run nonprofit of any kind. You know, don't ask any questions about how, well, if they didn't
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have any notice, how did 100 people show up? They all had their signs ready to go with no notice at
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all. How does that work? But, you know, don't question that at all. This is how you know how
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serious and unprecedented this development is. People are just spontaneously, you know, materializing
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with signs ready-made outside the courthouse with no notice. Serious stuff. Now, we've talked a little
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bit about this case before yesterday, but here are some of the details that Rachel Maddow glosses over.
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This is a write-up from Fox, which for some reason uses the term undocumented to describe illegal aliens.
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Quote, federal agents from ICE, FBI, CVP, and DEA attempted to arrest Eduardo Flores Ruiz,
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an undocumented Mexican national, following his scheduled criminal court appearance before Dugan
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on April 18th to face three misdemeanor battery charges for allegedly beating two people. Dugan
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demanded that the officers proceed to the chief's judge's office, and after his hearing ended,
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escorted Flores Ruiz and his attorney out a restricted jury door, bypassing the public area
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where agents were waiting in order to help him avoid arrest, per the complaint. Close quote.
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Now, to be more specific, Eduardo Flores Ruiz is accused of nearly beating a victim to death by
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punching him around 30 times. One of his victims had to be hospitalized. He also punched a woman who
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tried to interrupt the fight, knocking her to the ground. Eduardo had already been deported once in
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2013, but apparently he came back into the country. So already we have a situation where witnesses in this
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case might be hesitant to testify. They're understandably terrified of this criminal. And the judge,
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rather than protecting the victims, does everything she can to ensure that the attacker is released.
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The specifics, as alleged in the federal complaint, are actually worse than you might have heard. So
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let's put this image up on the screen, which is from the complaint. Quote,
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members of the arrest team reported the following events after Judge Dugan learned of their presence
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and left the bench. Judge Dugan approached members of the arrest team in the public hallway.
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Witnesses uniformly reported that Judge Dugan was visibly upset and had a confrontational,
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angry demeanor. She then tells the deportation officer that he needs to leave the building,
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at which point the officer says that he's there to make an arrest. And then, quote,
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Judge Dugan asked if deportation officer A had a judicial warrant and deportation officer A
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responded, no, I have an administrative warrant. Judge Dugan stated that deportation officer A
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needed a judicial warrant. Then the deportation officer says that she's wrong and that he has the
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right to arrest someone in a public building with a valid immigration warrant. In response,
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the judge orders the entire arrest team to report to the chief judge's office. And by the time the
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chief judge tells the officers that it's fine to arrest the guy in the courthouse, Dugan has
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apparently accelerated Ruiz's hearing so that it was adjourned while the officers were talking to
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the chief judge. And by the way, it was adjourned without the prosecutor's knowledge. They just
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weren't invited to the sidebar where the judge made that decision. In any event, during this process,
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Ruiz was not in the gallery for reasons that weren't clear to anyone at the time.
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He was instead sitting in the jury box for his hearing. So let's read on.
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According to the complaint, when Ruiz was leaving the building with her attorney,
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the judge said, wait, come with me. Quote, despite having been advised of the administrative
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warrant for the arrest of Ruiz, Judge Dugan then escorted Ruiz and his counsel out of the courtroom
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through the jury door, which leads to a non-public area of the courthouse. These events were also
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unusual for two reasons. First, the courtroom deputy had previously heard Judge Dugan direct people
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not to sit in the jury box because it was exclusively for the jury's use. Second, according to the
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courtroom deputy, only deputies, juries, court staff, and in-custody defendants being escorted by
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deputies used the back jury door. Defense attorneys and defendants who were not in custody never used the
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jury door. Close quote. Now, to be clear, this judge did not issue any kind of lawful order or ruling
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as part of her judicial responsibilities. That's not why she was just arrested. Instead,
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she tipped off a criminal who was about to be arrested and helped him hide from authorities.
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And if the allegations in this complaint are true, then no matter who you are, that's a crime.
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And it's not like a close call either. We're not talking about, you know, digging through this
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judge's business records, let's say, going back eight years, cobbling together some brand new
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theory for why she belongs in prison because she overpaid her taxes based on some arbitrary
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retroactive determination that we're making today. This is nothing like the Trump trial,
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in other words. Judge Dugan is accused of committing a very straightforward crime,
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one that's been illegal for a very long time, and which if anyone else did it,
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they'd be arrested. And yet, the very same people who insisted that nobody is above the law
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just a year ago are now saying with a straight face that it's a constitutional crisis to arrest
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a judge for breaking the law. I mean, they had no problem with prosecuting the leading presidential
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candidate for fake crimes, but prosecuting this random judge for them is a bridge too far.
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They're losing their minds over it. One account, the Brooklyn dad on X, was particularly unhinged.
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Quote, for the people celebrating the weaponized arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan by the Trump
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administration because she broke the law, just remember that it also used to be against the law
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to hide folks like Anne Frank. What side of history are you on? Close quote. Now, I'm not cherry
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picking one insane online reaction here. This is how a lot of mainstream personalities on the left
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view this issue. They're essentially admitting that the judge committed a crime because there's no way
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to deny it. If she did what she's accused of doing, that's a crime. You can't deny it. There's
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no defense of it legally. But at the same time, they're saying that, you know, yeah, it was a
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crime, but it was justified. Here, for example, was David Brooks of the New York Times the other day.
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Well, obviously, they're trying to send a note of intimidation, not only to her, but to all judges
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and maybe to all Americans. But I don't yet know the specific details of this case, whether she
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escorted the guy out the jury door or whether she's led him. So that's all, Mark. I don't want to
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comment on this specific case. But especially on the issue of immigration, there are a lot of people
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who are appalled by what the administration is doing. And there will be times for civil disobedience.
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And to me, if she, let's say she did escort this guy out the door. If federal enforcement agencies
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come to your courtroom and you help a guy escape, that is two things. One, it strikes me as maybe
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something illegal. But it also strikes me as something heroic. And in times of trouble,
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then people are sometimes called to do civil disobedience.
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And in my view, when people do civil disobedience, they have to pay the price. That's part of the
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heroism of it, frankly. And so you can both think that she shouldn't have legally done this and that
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morally protecting somebody against, or maybe not even in this case, but in other cases, frankly,
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Predatory enforcement agency. It's heroic. It's heroic to help an illegal alien who's not supposed to be in
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this country who is accused of beating two people, one of them nearly to death, putting them in a
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hospital. It's heroic to help this person evade law enforcement. We're comparing him to Anne Frank.
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Now, he doesn't want to comment on the specific case, probably because he knows the facts completely
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disprove everything he's saying. They make him sound like a lunatic, which is what he is.
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You know, reality happens to demolish the narrative he's trying to create. Therefore,
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he says, let's just ignore reality. Let's pretend the guy's not accused of beating up a woman. Let's
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pretend the judge didn't deliberately help him evade arrest. Let's focus instead on a fictional world
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in which judges are being rounded up and sent to the gulag because they make rulings the president
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doesn't like. And that's preposterous for about a million reasons, of course. But I do have to admit
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that if Judge Dugan does end up in a gulag, it'd be a fitting punishment. And not just because of this
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whole situation with the illegal alien who's beating up women, this is apparently a sign from
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the door of Dugan's courthouse, according to Fox. Let's put that up on the screen.
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It says that if any person feels unsafe about showing up to the courthouse, that person can
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request a Zoom hearing instead. Quote, if any attorney, witness coordinator, or other court official
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knows or believes that a person feels unsafe coming to the courthouse, please notify the clerk
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to request appearance via Zoom. Now, as you may know, you know, I was a highly credentialed and
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well-respected judge for some time. You may have seen my work in a recent Daily Wire series. And
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if you saw that series, you know that a lot of things happened in my fake courtroom that were
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embarrassing and frankly demeaning to the very concept of law and order, civil liberties and
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fundamental human decency and human rights. And yet nothing that occurred during that show can
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compare to this notice that Judge Dugan put on the door of her courtroom, which again is an actual
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courtroom. She's openly treating the courthouses like a therapy session for violent thugs and gang
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members, many of whom have no right to be in this country in the first place. As it happens, a lot
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of judges in this country think like this. It's not just Judge Dugan. Here's NBC News. Dugan's arrest
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came one day after federal authorities arrested a former New Mexico judge, Joel Cano, and his wife on
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charges related to the Cano's reported harboring of an undocumented immigrant with alleged ties to the
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notorious gang Tren de Aragua. Federal agencies had received a trip, a tip in January that
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Christian Ortega, an undocumented immigrant from Venezuela, whom authorities suspected of being a
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gang member, and others were staying on the Cano's property. Ortega was charged in a separate federal
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case in New Mexico with possessing a firearm as an illegal alien. Cano, who had served on the bench
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since 2011, submitted his resignation letter March 3rd, days after Homeland Security raided his home,
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close quote. Now normally, you know, this gang has to take over apartment buildings by force, which is
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what they famously did in Colorado. But in this case, a judge allegedly just let one of these gang
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members live in his home, along with a bunch of other criminal aliens. And if these allegations are
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true, there's really no way to spin it. He facilitated a foreign invasion in a very direct and deliberate
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way, just like Judge Dugan. He's accused of aiding and abetting people who want to destroy this country
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from within. And as we all know, many more judges are like this. These two judges have just been
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incredibly obvious about what they're doing. But the smart judges are using their rulings to undermine
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this country, which is why, as I've said many times before, many of these rulings should simply be
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ignored. But even the ignoring these rulings won't stop the underlying problem, which is that this
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country is being invaded in more ways than one. And it's not just the court system that's compromised.
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Congress has begun to fall as well, as we've seen from representatives like Ilhan Omar, who openly
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advocate foreign interests over America's. And this week, another congressman joined in the revolution.
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His name is Sri Thanedar, and he apparently represents Michigan, even though no one's ever heard of him.
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His biography says that he moved to this country in the 1970s after growing up in India, where he was born.
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And here's a video that he just put out. And as you watch this, keep in mind that this man is 70 years
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old. So we're talking about a lot of plastic surgery here. And on top of that, understand that,
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you know, he has a lot of support in his own party. Watch.
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This is Congressman Sri Thanedar. Donald Trump has already done real damage to our democracy,
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but defying a unanimous 9-0 Supreme Court ruling. That has to be the final straw. It's time we impeach
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Donald J. Trump. The court said the wrongfully deported Kilmer Garcia must be allowed to return
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and receive due process. Trump ignored it. He ignored the Constitution. He ignored the very
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checks and balances that keep our democracy intact. This isn't an isolated incident. It's part of a
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dangerous deliberate pattern. That's why today I introduced a resolution to impeach Donald J.
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Trump, outlining seven articles of impeachment. In this country, we have presidents, not kings.
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That's not just misconduct. It's impeachable misconduct. This isn't leadership. It's tyranny.
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If we let this stand, we are saying the president is above the law.
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So there's that theme of no one is above the law again. They're very selective about when they deploy
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that particular cliche. But the bigger issue isn't the hypocrisy. It's that this guy can barely speak
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English. And yet he's one of our elected representatives. Despite living in this country
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for decades, it's still hard to understand what he's even saying. And if that doesn't seem completely
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insane to you, just imagine the absurdity. Imagine just the ridiculousness of a white guy with a thick
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southern accent moving to India and then trying to impeach their president. Or imagine if I moved to
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India with my flannel shirt and started lecturing them on how to run their country.
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I mean, how do you think that would go over? Now, of course, that would never happen. India
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wouldn't be crazy enough to allow it. The moment I started telling them that they should remove
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their president, they just deport me on the spot. In fact, they probably won't even let me into the
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country in the first place. This is a type of madness you can only find here. Multiple branches of
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government from Congress to the courts are working in tandem to undermine our national sovereignty.
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And they're doing it right out in the open. Contrary to what the corporate press is saying,
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what's remarkable about the situation isn't that the Trump administration has just arrested two
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corrupt Democrats in positions of power. What's remarkable is that at this point, the Trump
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administration has only arrested two of them when it's obvious that there's a lot more to go.
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medication abortion regimen, experienced severe complications including sepsis, infection,
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hemorrhaging, or another serious adverse event. Within 45 days following the abortion, this percentage
00:23:55.760
is significantly higher than the less than 0.5% in clinical trials reported on the FDA-approved
00:24:01.960
drug label. Then you can go to Breitbart and see the whole report, which is also being reported now
00:24:09.680
in other outlets. The most important point is that the number of adverse reactions to so-called
00:24:15.640
medical abortions, as they call them, are more than 20 times higher than what we have been told.
00:24:21.600
And that's what the report says. And that should not be a surprise. I mean, it's not a surprise
00:24:26.360
because, first of all, the abortion industry lies about everything. And I really do mean everything.
00:24:32.040
So whatever figure they quote, whatever number they give, whatever data they provide or tout,
00:24:37.400
you can assume that it's not true. Or at best, it's only a partial truth. It's only part of the story.
00:24:44.460
You can just assume that they're lying because they lie about everything. These people, I mean,
00:24:48.480
they kill babies for a living. So of course they lie about everything. And, you know, second,
00:24:55.520
abortion is not actually a medical procedure. It's not a treatment of a disease because pregnancy is
00:25:01.100
not a disease. Pregnancy is natural. It's healthy. It's what a woman's body is supposed to do. So
00:25:05.320
anytime you're taking a drug to interfere, in this case, violently interfere with a healthy bodily
00:25:10.900
process, there are going to be consequences. And unfortunately, doctors these days are doing a lot of
00:25:16.180
treatments, quote unquote, like this. Treatments that are meant to interfere with the normal
00:25:21.400
functions of the human body. Gender transitions are another example. Birth control is, you know,
00:25:27.520
the most common, the most prevalent example. And birth control is where this shift really began,
00:25:35.340
I think you could argue. Certainly that the shift began where medicine was no longer about treating
00:25:42.860
actual diseases, but instead it becomes about interfering with what the body is supposed to
00:25:49.000
actually be doing. Medicine is supposed to cure or treat your body when it's doing what it's not
00:25:54.320
supposed to do. But this is medicine, quote unquote, that cures a body from doing what it is supposed to
00:26:01.720
do. And yes, there will be side effects. In fact, you can hardly call them side effects because
00:26:08.560
the treatments are, are meant to cause damage. They're meant to disrupt the healthy processes in
00:26:17.300
the body. So it's not a side effect. It's just the effect. It's what is intended. Which is why we
00:26:25.120
also need to stipulate with this story that yes, abortion drugs are very dangerous for women and they
00:26:29.380
do harm women in many cases. But more importantly, abortion drugs harm babies in 100% of all cases.
00:26:35.520
So abortion drugs, you know, they should be banned for what they do to babies, which is why when you
00:26:40.280
see stories like this and, you know, there are some conservatives that are, you know, highlighting
00:26:46.880
this, this study, which we should highlight it. It's what I'm doing. But then you'll hear that,
00:26:52.740
well, you know, see, this is why we need to have regulations on these drugs. This is why these drugs
00:26:55.940
need to be banned because they cause harm to women in 11% of cases. Well, yeah, that's bad. But also,
00:27:04.200
again, they cause harm to babies in 100% of cases. So that's what they're meant to do. And that's
00:27:09.340
what they always do. And, and that just compounds the tragedy. I mean, really think about the tragedy
00:27:19.160
of a woman dying from the side effects of an abortion, which does happen, whether it's an abortion
00:27:25.540
pill or a surgical abortion. The tragedy of it is that her last act on earth was to kill her own
00:27:32.980
child. She died for the sake of killing her child. It's like this satanic inversion of maternal heroism
00:27:39.760
because the heroic mother sacrifices her life to save her children. In this case, though,
00:27:44.680
the mother sacrifices her life to kill her children. So it really is a tragedy in so many ways,
00:27:50.680
which brings us to this other very disturbing and depressing story. And, but I'm going to read a
00:27:58.840
little bit of this since we're kind of on the subject. This is from the New York Post. A twisted
00:28:05.240
Nebraska teen was handed a decades-long sentence on Thursday for fatally slashing her newborn son's
00:28:10.460
throat just months, just rather, sorry, just moments after secretly giving birth in her childhood
00:28:17.340
bedroom, according to reports. Chloe Copland Anderson, 18, will spend the next 35 to 60 years
00:28:23.300
behind bars after pleading no contest to second-degree murder from the heartless killings.
00:28:29.920
And then it goes into detail about the, you know, the actual crime, which we don't need to dwell on,
00:28:34.720
but awful, as I said, awful story. It does bring us to an inevitable point. I can't help but ask the
00:28:44.220
question, and the question is this, what exactly is the difference between what this girl did
00:28:52.500
and abortion? Like, why is she going to prison? Why is she going to prison if millions of women
00:29:00.220
who did this, who did something just as barbaric don't go? I mean, you could be upset about the
00:29:07.080
question, but can you answer it? What's actually the difference? What is the inherent moral difference
00:29:12.540
between the two? I'd really like to know. Because here's the fact, if this girl had killed the baby
00:29:20.280
just 30 seconds earlier, and if she had hired an abortionist to do it for her, rather than, you
00:29:26.660
know, taking matters into her own hands, then she wouldn't be going to prison. Not only would she not
00:29:31.920
be going to prison, but she would be celebrated for exercising her right to choose. Her act of murder
00:29:37.020
would be legitimized as reproductive health care. Democrat presidential candidates would talk about
00:29:42.740
her case favorably. They'd bring her up on stage. You know, they'd give her an award.
00:29:50.140
So crushing a baby's skull 30 seconds before birth is health care, but slitting his throat 30 seconds
00:29:55.060
after birth is first degree murder. You're going to go to prison for 40 years for it. How does that
00:29:58.280
make any sense? What's the moral distinction here? Don't complain about the question. Answer it. What
00:30:06.120
is the moral distinction? I mean, by pro-abortion logic, at worst, this girl is guilty of practicing
00:30:13.940
medicine without a license. I mean, at worst, that's what she's done by their logic.
00:30:22.420
So we all know this is arbitrary. We all know it makes no sense.
00:30:27.220
We all know. I mean, we all know that, right? We all know the distinction between like what this girl
00:30:30.420
did is, is, is this has happened millions of times in this country. And, um, and there, there is no,
00:30:38.040
you can't, there's no moral difference because to say there's a difference, you'd have to say that
00:30:42.960
there's a difference in the, like the, the baby that she, she slaughtered, uh, moments after birth.
00:30:49.420
If she had done it 30 seconds earlier, it's the same baby. Okay. It, it's the same effect,
00:30:58.000
which is killing the child. And it's the same person. The only thing different with the person,
00:31:03.660
the baby is that it has changed locations, right? But it's the, it's the same person.
00:31:11.100
So it doesn't make any sense. Uh, and, and, and so why keep up the charade? Why, why are,
00:31:19.460
why aren't Democrats rallying around this girl? Why aren't they embracing her as a pioneer for
00:31:24.820
reproductive rights? Uh, what she did is morally identical to what any woman does when she goes to
00:31:31.040
a clinic for an abortion. So, I mean, if there's any difference, arguably, you could say that what this
00:31:38.060
girl did, uh, if anything is at least more honest, uh, it's, it's, it's a, it's a more honest and
00:31:44.960
straightforward version of what every woman does in a clinic. It's like, it's the same thing. It's
00:31:50.120
just, this is more, uh, this is, this is, you know, not hiding behind euphemism, let's say.
00:31:58.960
So why aren't they coming to her defense? Well, the answer is that in their minds,
00:32:02.460
uh, you know, this girl committed a different kind of crime. Uh, you know, they don't care
00:32:09.880
about the baby. Obviously they're not outraged about that, but she broke the illusion.
00:32:15.460
This is why Democrats have not, with a few exceptions, they generally have not started
00:32:19.580
advocating for post-birth abortion. And I don't think that they really ever will. I know that's
00:32:25.280
one of the things that pro-lifers have been predicting for a long time, that we're going to
00:32:30.200
get to a point where post-birth abortions are, um, uh, they already happened. We know that,
00:32:35.520
but where, where they're accepted, where the, you know, in the mainstream, they're accepted and talked
00:32:39.320
about. And I don't, I could be wrong, but I don't think that will happen because, uh, it,
00:32:46.440
it, it breaks the illusion. You know, that's why Democrats won't rail around it. It's, uh, it breaks
00:32:54.760
the illusion. It's, it's, you can't hide anymore from what you're doing because it's out in the
00:33:01.860
open. I mean, literally out in the open, there's no hiding it. You're killing a baby, which, which
00:33:05.600
of course is what an abortion does. But the whole game here is to hide behind euphemisms,
00:33:10.760
to be able to cloak it in the, in this, you know, in this kind of medical jargon. And, um,
00:33:18.160
and if they were to ever like admit that what this girl did is really no difference in kind from what
00:33:30.780
anyone does in an abortion clinic, uh, if they were to ever do that, they would be, you know,
00:33:35.260
kind of given the game away. So I don't, I don't expect that to happen. All right. So the media
00:33:39.820
recently had been, has been, uh, debating among themselves, the topic of Joe Biden's mental decline
00:33:46.160
now that it doesn't matter anymore. Now that it's a moot point now that admitting that Biden has
00:33:51.340
dementia costs you nothing. Now's the time when the media starts talking about it, but of course
00:33:56.200
they still can't be honest about it or, or, um, certainly not honest about their own role in
00:34:02.640
covering up his mental decline, but there's been a lot of conversation about it in the last week or
00:34:07.720
two, even. So on that note, here is a Chuck Todd. Listen, this is not a media failure. This is a failure
00:34:15.160
of the democratic party. And I just sort of, sort of the virtue signaling that some people have done
00:34:20.520
to try to say that the media missed this story. They didn't miss this story. David Ignatius wrote,
00:34:27.180
I just refuse to accept this, this stupid premise because it's a right-wing manufactured right-wing
00:34:32.240
premise in order to, to stain the media. The media has got plenty of things to attack them for.
00:34:36.980
And there are MSNBC and CNN and, and pundits that absolutely carried water for Joe Biden,
00:34:43.060
but that they're not journalists. They're former strategists that carried water for Joe Biden.
00:34:48.840
The journalist, David Ignatius wrote a very high profile column in, in October of 23 saying,
00:34:55.160
is he really running again? This doesn't seem like a good idea. People like me were promoting Dean
00:35:00.220
Phillips's campaign because he was running. So I, you know, it, it's not like this,
00:35:08.040
this isn't WMDs where the white house worked with the mainstream media to manufacture a story that did
00:35:15.360
not exist. That was a press failure, massive press failure. This was not that failure. This is an
00:35:24.560
attempt by some to virtue signal. And it's this horrible sort of pitting different news organizations
00:35:31.040
against each other. When ultimately the people at fault are Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Jill Biden,
00:35:38.220
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, every elected member of Congress.
00:35:43.880
Okay. So he says it's not a media failure. It's a failure of the democratic party, but of course,
00:35:48.180
you know, that first of all, it's a distinction without a difference and everything else he says
00:35:52.260
is just nonsense. He's trying to pretend that, you know, uh, the media, the journalists, news anchors
00:35:57.620
didn't just ignore the story of Biden's decline. Uh, they didn't just ignore it. Actually, they,
00:36:04.440
they aggressively buried it. They scolded anyone who talked about it. They flat out denied it right
00:36:10.400
up until they couldn't deny it anymore. So this is a rewriting of history that's going on. It's
00:36:15.000
nonsense. It's insulting to our intelligence and, um, keep something in mind. Why is the media so broken
00:36:22.440
up about this? Why are they obsessing over this topic now, long after everyone else has moved on?
00:36:27.620
They're, they're, they're now litigating the issue of Joe Biden's mental fitness in office
00:36:32.760
in his three months after he leaves. Like why the rest of us, we're not talking about this anymore.
00:36:38.940
This was a topic. This doesn't matter now. It's, it's a moot point. Um, so why are they obsessing
00:36:45.920
about it? Well, it's not because they have a guilty conscience about lying to the public.
00:36:48.960
No, it's because they know they screwed up their chance for a Democrat to win the presidency.
00:36:54.700
That's why they're so, uh, these members of the media are so like emotional about it.
00:37:00.860
They know that if they had shivved Biden a year or two earlier, probably two years earlier,
00:37:05.380
if they'd started talking about his obvious mental decline and asked questions about it
00:37:09.240
two years earlier, then, um, there would have, you know, been a real primary and maybe they would
00:37:16.660
have gotten a real candidate, not Kamala. And then maybe they would have a chance. They would
00:37:21.640
have had a chance to win. Now I still, I still think they would have lost. I don't, I don't know
00:37:25.140
that anyone would have been able to beat Trump, especially after the assassination attempt, but
00:37:30.060
their only chance was to take Biden out politically much earlier than they did.
00:37:37.240
So that's what this whole come to Jesus moment is obviously about, which isn't really a come to
00:37:42.160
Jesus moment because they're not accepting any responsibility or accountability, but the
00:37:45.460
recriminations, the accusations, the finger pointing and so on, it's all about the fact that
00:37:49.360
they screwed up their shot at the white house. And when I say they, I mean the Democrat party,
00:37:53.040
because again, the media and the Democrat party obviously are, uh, the same organism.
00:37:56.760
And we all know this. Uh, and we also know that if, if that debate, if the debate, you know,
00:38:07.960
the infamous debate between Trump and Biden, if it, if it hadn't happened when it did,
00:38:13.380
if the Biden camp hadn't made the politically disastrous decision to accept Trump's early debate
00:38:20.660
challenge, one of, one of the greatest political blunders in American history. And if so, if they
00:38:30.660
had waited, if the debates had, had not happened until after the conventions, which is usually
00:38:35.260
when they happen, then the media never would have admitted that Biden had lost his mind because at
00:38:42.800
that point it would have been too late. It would have been really too late.
00:38:45.500
And if, if somehow Biden had stayed in and then somehow won, which would have been almost impossible,
00:38:54.980
but let's just say if that had happened, then the media would right now still be telling us
00:39:03.880
that Biden is at the top of his game. Everything is fine. Anyone who says differently is a conspiracy
00:39:09.740
theorist. Chuck Todd would be ranting about how, you know, anyone who claims that Joe Biden is,
00:39:17.240
is, is anything but spry and chipper and totally with it is a, is a right-wing conspiracy theorist
00:39:23.560
and is guilty of, of ageism. That's what Chuck Todd would be saying. That's what Jake Tapper
00:39:27.740
would be saying. This little book that Jake Tapper, I guess, is coauthored about Joe Biden's
00:39:34.140
mental decline. That book would not exist. These people were prepared to keep the ruse going for
00:39:41.200
another four years. They were going to keep this thing going until Joe Biden is 86, uh, or until he
00:39:48.360
died, whichever came first. And probably the latter would come first. That's what they were prepared
00:39:53.560
to do. Uh, and you know, so that's what makes all this so ridiculous. Um, all right, here's another
00:40:05.220
thing, uh, that we're gonna, we're gonna talk about because, you know, this is my show and I can talk
00:40:11.800
about what I want. So there's a, cause I've been thinking about this and there's a very viral tweet
00:40:17.700
that, uh, that, you know, was posted a couple of days ago. I don't know if you've seen it, but it has
00:40:22.300
like 280 million views. Okay. 280 million last night. I checked yesterday. So it's more than
00:40:27.500
that now, probably 300 million. It's from an account called dream chasin Mike and the tweet,
00:40:34.160
which has sparked intense debate and controversy that lots of people have chimed in on. It says this,
00:40:39.980
I think a hundred N words could beat one gorilla. Everybody just got to be dedicated to the.
00:40:47.360
So that's it. That's the tweet. That's the post got 280 million views, 9,000 comments,
00:40:55.420
a man who claims that a hundred men, men of any race, I assume is what he meant could beat one
00:41:02.540
gorilla in like a fight. And I've thought a lot about this. Uh, I've contemplated, I've deliberated,
00:41:09.320
I've, I've done hours of research over the past day or two. Um, that's not even a joke. Actually,
00:41:16.740
I actually have, I've, I've, I've done, I've looked into this quite a bit, uh, you know,
00:41:21.340
learning a lot about gorillas. I've learned a lot of gorilla facts. Uh, just, just thinking about
00:41:25.760
this. Most people are mocking this man for making this claim. Most people are claiming that he's insane
00:41:31.060
for thinking that a hundred men could beat one gorilla, but I'm on his side. I think he's right.
00:41:36.120
You know, in a hand to hand fight to the death between a hundred men and one gorilla, I'm, uh,
00:41:40.740
I'm, I'm putting my money on, on the men. I am now there's a lot we don't know here. Okay. I mean,
00:41:45.780
a lot has not been stipulated. There's been, there's, uh, uh, for example, his, his scenario
00:41:51.200
doesn't even actually stipulate that these are unarmed men. So, I mean, if they have, if they can
00:41:55.620
use weapons or they can use a gun, then it's over in 10 seconds, but let's just assume it's unarmed.
00:41:59.660
And then the, the 100 men, like what kind of men are they? Are they men, men, or are they,
00:42:06.820
you know, Democrats? Uh, is this a hundred David hogs that we're talking about? If that's the case,
00:42:11.480
I would not bet on a hundred David hogs to beat a spider monkey, much less a gorilla.
00:42:16.340
If it was a, if it was a tree squirrel and a hundred David hogs, I'd put my money on the squirrel.
00:42:20.180
But if we're talking about just normal average men, men who weigh more than 82 pounds, then I'll,
00:42:25.660
uh, I'll take the humans in that matchup. I really will. And here's why you've got to assess
00:42:30.120
our advantages and our disadvantages, right? And we do have disadvantages. The average male
00:42:34.800
silverback is going to weigh about 400 pounds. They're typically about 20 times stronger than
00:42:38.360
the average man or 200 times stronger than David hog. They can deadlift, uh, 1700 pounds. They
00:42:44.920
have a bite strength of about 1300 PSI. Like I said, I've done the research on this. A pit bull,
00:42:50.080
you know, has a PS has a, has a bite strength of 300 PSI. Okay. So a pit bull can latch
00:42:55.520
on. You can't get them off. A gorilla will just chomp right through your bones and take
00:42:59.580
your limb clean off. Okay. A human's bite force is 162 PSI. So you're not going to, you can't
00:43:04.960
go bite for bite with this gorilla. You just can't grill a skin is like 12 inches thick.
00:43:09.160
All right. So you can't even break the skin, much less break bones. So those are all the
00:43:12.900
disadvantages, but what do humans have going for them? Well, first of all, in this scenario,
00:43:17.740
we have numbers. Okay. That's the first thing. Second, we have endurance. Gorillas get tired
00:43:21.340
very quickly. Okay. They're, they, they tire out. Like they've got a lot of force. They
00:43:25.280
got a lot of anger, but they tire out. They're like, uh, you know, they're like Amy Schumer
00:43:28.440
running up a flight of steps. So they're going to get tired very quickly. And third, this is
00:43:33.100
important. We have our wits, we have our minds. Okay. And this is the thing that I've thought
00:43:36.160
about when I've, uh, you know, this is really what it comes down to. We have our superior strategic
00:43:40.780
capabilities. So how do we do this? How do we bring down the gorilla? Well, here's how,
00:43:48.100
okay. First of all, you don't try to, I think when people imagine this fight, they're imagining
00:43:52.520
a hundred guys like pouncing on the grill all at once. You don't do that. You're not going
00:43:55.880
to do that. It's like logistically, that's not possible. Plus you're going to sustain heavy
00:43:58.840
losses. The first like 10 waves of guys are getting ripped in half. So if that's the plan
00:44:03.400
and I'm there, I'm, I'm in the back of the line. I'm not, I'm, you know, someone's got
00:44:07.720
to volunteer to be in the first, to be at the, at the front of this line. Cause I'm not
00:44:12.420
going to be in the trenches on this fight. I'll be in the back. I'll be cheering you
00:44:15.200
on. I'll be moral support, but I'm not going to be in the front. So that's not the way
00:44:19.220
to do it. Here's what you got to do. You got to spread out. Okay. You spread out, you
00:44:23.600
form a wide circle. Okay. Around this gorilla and a wide circle play keep away. Okay. And
00:44:32.660
he's not going to know who to attack first. Remember the grill is they're stupid. They're,
00:44:35.980
they're smart compared to animals, but they're dumb compared to us. At least they're dumb compared
00:44:39.120
to some of us. And, uh, so they're, they're not going to know, they're going to get frustrated.
00:44:43.100
He's not going to know who to attack first is what I'm saying. And, uh, so you just play
00:44:46.600
keep away and the gorilla, he's going to charge at someone. You just try to evade him. He's
00:44:50.340
going to charge at someone else back and forth, back and forth, play, keep away, stay spread
00:44:55.280
out, frustrate him, make him tired. Do this for hours, hours. And finally, when he's so exhausted
00:45:03.320
that he can barely move, you know, that's when, well, that's when the plan gets a little bit
00:45:09.160
hazy. I'll be honest, because I have it. I figured out step one, okay. Defeating a gorilla
00:45:13.020
is step one, spread out, make him tired. Step three is, uh, he's dead. Step two. I haven't
00:45:19.960
quite, it's, there's a, it's a little bit, it's a little vague, but I think really what,
00:45:23.800
you know, at that point you need, you know, five or six guys, not everybody to jump on him
00:45:29.380
first. I'd go for the eyes, gouge his eyes, try to blind him. And then when he's blind, now
00:45:34.840
you've got a tired blind gorilla. And that's when it's just a freak, everybody jump on him
00:45:39.000
and just pulverize him, beat him to death. And this is good. It gets dark. I mean, when
00:45:43.900
you really start to think about it now, I'm just like, it's, it's, it gets a little dark,
00:45:46.720
it gets a little dark. So, um, now I'm just waiting for YouTube to demonetize me for inciting
00:45:52.860
violence against the primate community. Um, but that's, uh, so, but I think that's basically
00:45:58.560
how you would do it. Uh, but it could be done. It could be done because gorillas look,
00:46:02.740
let's face it. Gorillas are not even the most, uh, they're not the most, you know, uh, intimidating
00:46:09.800
in, in the animal. I think a lot of people overestimate gorillas, frankly, like, I know
00:46:14.260
I'm talking a lot of, I'm talking a lot of guff about gorillas from the safety of this
00:46:17.540
room right now. Uh, if I was in a cage with one, it'd be a little bit different, but, but
00:46:21.720
I can say, I think they get a little overestimate. Now, if we're talking about, if it's a hundred
00:46:25.760
men versus a, versus a hippo, okay. Now hippos are actually the most dangerous lamb mammal
00:46:31.220
on earth. Okay. Those things are 9,000 pounds. I can run 20 miles an hour. They have a bite,
00:46:35.340
uh, bite strength of like 2000 PSI. Okay. So like that, that's different. I wouldn't bet
00:46:40.380
on a hundred guys versus a hippo, but against the gorilla, I would. And, uh, so now that's
00:46:46.040
settled. Glad we could spend way too much time on that. As doge continues to surgically cut
00:46:52.380
the fat from decades of bloated government spending and corruption. Pure talk. The cell phone
00:46:56.620
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For our daily cancellation today, we turn to a woman named Helen Weberle, who calls herself a doctor
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on her profile on X. She also describes herself as the hormone expert and an international trans
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rights advocate. Her advocacy for trans rights includes distributing puberty blockers and hormones
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to adults and children alike through gender GP, which is an online gender clinic based in Singapore,
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from its base in Singapore, this organization, which Helen co-founded distributes chemical
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castration drugs to minors across the world. And we'll have more about that organization and the
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services it offers in a few minutes. But Helen is very upset at me this week because of a video
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where I am debating a trans identified male at one of my college talks a couple of years ago.
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I don't know why Helen is suddenly reacting to this video now, but she is. So before we get to her
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response, here's a quick clip of the footage that has made poor Helen so upset. Watch.
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You've asserted that no one would ever see me as a woman, that nobody would ever see or could see a
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transgender person as a woman. And yet, I have dozens of friends from diverse backgrounds, women from the
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reservation, a woman from Japan, several immigrant women, I have my co-workers, I have my boss, my VP, my CEO, all
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respecting me as a woman, my family, my long-term friends who are actually here with me.
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All of these people assure me, like, I'm a woman. They'll tell me, girl, like, there is no way you are a man.
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They see me as a woman. So the question, how can you assert that nobody would ever see me as a woman when my
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Okay. It's interesting that that's the part of my talk you chose to ask a question about, because that's not in my talk at all.
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I don't believe I said that no one would ever see you as a woman. I mean, it's possible, I suppose, that you could fool someone.
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Now, you brought this up, so I have to tell you that you brought this up. You've put your identity on the table for conversation.
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And so I'm going to say, you wouldn't fool me at all. I mean, I see a man 100%. And I think that most people would.
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Now, the fact that you have people in your life who are saying to you, oh, you're totally a woman, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
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No one in my life has ever once said to me, you're totally a man, Matt.
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You know, if a friend of mine called me on the phone and said, listen, Matt, I want you to know, you're really a man.
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I would think that there was something wrong with him. I would say, why are you saying that at all? It doesn't make any sense.
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So the fact that this is a conversation to begin with tells me it only it only proves the point that I'm trying to make,
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that your identity, even in your own mind, is up for it's something that you need to be assured of.
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So, yeah, very compelling arguments from from that individual exchange actually goes on for seven or eight minutes.
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I can't play the whole thing, but that's the argument.
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The argument is, well, how can you say I'm not a woman when I have a friend who's an immigrant and says that I am one?
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That was, you know, to be honest with you, that's like I said, that was from two years ago.
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And I haven't even done a college talk in a while now.
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People have asked me, like, when are you going to get back out there, start doing these talks again?
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And I haven't done, I don't know, it's been, I don't think I've, I've done not very many over the last couple of years.
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And this, to be honest with you, this is kind of why, like, it's, it's too easy.
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I mean, this is the, it's just people just setting themselves up with the weakest possible arguments.
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It's so easy that, and yeah, it provides a lot of fodder for a lib getting owned.
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But it just, to me, after a while, after you've done it enough and you just get the same, like, the worst possible arguments framed in the weakest imaginable ways over and over again,
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I start to get frustrated with them because of how easy it is.
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You're making it so easy for me to dunk on you right now.
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But that's the part that I just played there that seems to have especially upset our friend Helen, who on Monday shot back with a video that she captioned this way.
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This broadcast from Matt Walsh is one of the most revolting displays of public humiliation I've seen in a long time.
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Denying a woman her identity for claps and clicks is disgusting.
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I just wanted to send you this brief message to tell you that I think that that piece of broadcasting is the most disgusting thing that I have seen in a very long time.
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To publicly deny that woman her own identity, to publicly humiliate her for your benefit, for your shares and likes and clicks and applause is absolutely revolting.
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Unfortunately, I can't call you a doctor because you lost your medical license last summer.
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Also, the National Health Service issued a safety alert warning doctors against working with your clinic, saying that it presents an ongoing safety risk.
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Even the Ministry of Health in Singapore, where you're based, has told you to stop providing services to people in Singapore.
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So for all intents and purposes, you're as much of a doctor as I am.
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Actually, less, I would argue, because it's better to never have a medical license than to have one and lose it.
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And you say that the clip of me talking to that dude is the most disgusting thing you've seen in a long time.
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Well, the most disgusting thing I've seen, or at least the most embarrassing thing I've seen recently, is your entire failed career.
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All that to say, Helen, I prefer to call people what they are, not what they want to be.
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And that's why I call you a deranged, disgraced quack who pretends to be a doctor.
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Now, you say that I publicly humiliated a woman.
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The problem with that claim is, number one, again, he's not a woman.
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And number two, he came to my event and chose to stand up on camera and ask a question.
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He presented himself and his personal experience as support for his side of the argument.
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He chose to make it the focal point of the conversation.
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And this is a game that your side constantly plays.
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You use anecdotes from your private life as ammunition in a debate, even though personal anecdotes prove nothing.
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The claim that the guy's friends all think he's a woman does nothing at all to prove that he actually is a woman.
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And even if it did prove that he's a woman, which it doesn't, I have no way of verifying the claim or even knowing if it's true.
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And then on top of it all, the person who brings up the anecdote from his personal life then becomes offended when you start talking about his personal life.
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This is the scam, the rule you want us to play by is that is that your side is allowed to use personal experience or lived experience, as you would say, as a cudgel to beat your opponents over the head.
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But your opponents are not allowed to question, critique or even discuss the point that you have of your own volition introduced into the conversation.
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Now, you also say that I denied that woman her identity.
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So you're not claiming that I denied his identity, which would mean that I am refusing to acknowledge his identity.
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How did I end up in a position to grant or revoke that guy's identity?
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If your identity is real, if it is objectively true, then it cannot be denied.
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If that man was actually a woman, I wouldn't be able to take his identity away, even if I wanted to.
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If that was actually a woman and I stood there and called her a man, then all that would happen is that I end up embarrassing myself.
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Well, I'm humiliated in that scenario, not the woman.
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If your identity is true, it does not need to be affirmed or confirmed.
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You don't need and wouldn't want anyone in your life to reinforce it for you.
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As I said to the guy, I have never had a single person in my entire life affirm my manhood.
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Nobody's ever told me that they see me as a man.
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I've never wondered if anyone sees me that way.
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If they did vocally affirm my manhood, I would think that they were insane.
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Not because they're wrong, but because to point at me and call me a man,
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it's like pointing at a wall and saying, hey, this is a wall.
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It's the kind of thing so obvious that you have to be crazy to bother pointing it out.
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So if I do have the power to deny his female identity, it's only because he has no female identity.
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You aren't saying that I have the power to deny him his identity.
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What you're trying to say is that I have the responsibility.
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I have the obligation to participate in the charade of his false identity.
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You're actually accusing me of failing to play along and read the script that you have written.
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I don't accept the obligation that you're trying to saddle me with.
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As you've probably noticed, most of the world rejects it.
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Even most of the Western world has finally woken from its stupor
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and no longer has any interest in playing this game anymore.
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Now, I understand that that's scary for you, Helen.
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The so-called medical experts like yourself who pushed this madness have been permanently disgraced.
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Everybody knows you're a fraud and a fake and a clown.
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You can't admit that everything you said was a lie.
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You can't admit that, you know, you knowingly harmed countless children by giving them castration drugs.
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No one believes the lie, but you also can't admit the truth.
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The ship is sinking, but you've tied yourself to the mast.
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And you secretly hope that somebody will rescue you, but we can't.
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You deserve to suffer because of what you've done to children.
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And so we'll all stand on the shoreline and watch.
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And then when the last bit of the ship disappears below the surface, we will walk away and forget that you ever existed.
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And also, you are, of course, just like your medical license, canceled.