The Matt Walsh Show - July 15, 2025


Ep. 1623 - First New York, Now Minneapolis. Foreign Socialists Are Taking Over.


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 11 minutes

Words per Minute

167.67995

Word Count

11,924

Sentence Count

402

Misogynist Sentences

10

Hate Speech Sentences

47


Summary

A foreign socialist is on his way to becoming the next mayor of New York City, and now a Somali socialist is running for mayor of Minneapolis. This raises a lot of questions, including one particular that very few people want to say out loud. Also, Democrats in Congress have suddenly discovered an urgent desire to see all the Epstein files released.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today, the Matt Wall Show, a foreign socialist, is on his way to becoming the next mayor of New York City, and now a Somali socialist is running for mayor of Minneapolis.
00:00:07.180 This raises a lot of questions, including one in particular that very few people want to say out loud, but we'll talk about it today.
00:00:12.420 Also, Democrats in Congress have now suddenly discovered an urgent desire to see all the Epstein files released.
00:00:17.740 Funny they didn't feel that way when Biden was in office.
00:00:20.240 A new band has exploded on Spotify streaming charts.
00:00:22.440 The only problem is that the band doesn't exist.
00:00:24.240 It's AI, and Gavin Newsom continues to moderate his views on the trans issue.
00:00:28.760 His latest attempt to deal with the topic is hilariously clumsy and incoherent.
00:00:32.340 We'll talk about all that and more today in the Matt Wall Show.
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00:02:42.980 A few years ago, during the summer of George Floyd, the socialists in the government of Seattle were celebrating.
00:02:48.700 And here's what one member of Seattle City Council, an Indian woman by the name of Kshama Sawant, wrote on social media at the time.
00:02:55.040 So, quote, our tax Amazon movement has made history.
00:02:58.900 Seattle City Council just voted to pass an Amazon tax on the largest corporations to fund affordable housing and jobs to begin to end racist gentrification.
00:03:06.540 This is entirely because of the thousands of working people, unions, socialists, et cetera, close quote.
00:03:12.080 So this was a tax that politicians like Kshama Sawant had been pushing for quite some time.
00:03:19.040 Watch this.
00:03:19.420 Right now, we have enormous momentum to pass a tax on big business.
00:03:24.680 In other words, an Amazon tax in our city.
00:03:27.320 A new tax on big businesses, Councilmember Kshama Sawant says.
00:03:31.320 And this time around, she's asking for a lot more.
00:03:34.940 So I would say we have to look at something like $300 to $500 million to be raised every year with no sunset clause,
00:03:41.760 meaning having the construction of affordable housing every year with union jobs, with energy efficient buildings.
00:03:48.280 The promise, as you heard, was to raise hundreds of millions of dollars by taxing the most successful business in the city
00:03:54.880 and then redistributing that money towards union jobs, affordable housing and energy efficient buildings.
00:04:00.940 In other words, she's going to steal money from productive companies and redistribute it to various left wing projects and handouts.
00:04:06.980 Never mind the fact that Kshama Sawant has never created anything of value since arriving in this country in her mid 20s.
00:04:12.580 She's a socialist.
00:04:13.460 So therefore, she gets to dictate how the economy of Seattle will work.
00:04:17.240 That's the idea.
00:04:18.280 And for several years, Seattle went along with it.
00:04:20.680 They put foreign socialism into action.
00:04:23.020 And how did it turn out?
00:04:24.520 Well, as you'd expect, businesses began leaving Seattle.
00:04:28.140 More workers stayed at home.
00:04:30.180 Companies like Expedia conducted mass layoffs.
00:04:33.720 The results has been less tax revenue and fewer jobs.
00:04:38.500 In other words, socialism failed, as it always does.
00:04:42.040 To give you an idea of how dire things have become,
00:04:44.200 here's a recent headline from one of Seattle's local news outlets, quote,
00:04:48.660 This is catastrophic.
00:04:49.720 Seattle payroll tax revenue, $47 million short as jobs leave the city.
00:04:55.580 Here's how Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell assessed the situation, quote,
00:04:59.040 Today's announcement that payroll tax revenues collected in 2024 were $47 million lower than projected requires action to ensure our budget remains balanced.
00:05:08.260 This decrease in revenue is aligned with recent reports of major employers moving thousands of high-paying jobs out of Seattle to other cities in our region.
00:05:17.780 Well, imagine that.
00:05:19.320 Kishama Sawant became a socialist in India.
00:05:22.740 She brought her ideas to this country.
00:05:24.560 And her ideas, in a very observable way, made this country worse, to the point that the Democrats running the city can't even deny it.
00:05:34.000 And we're seeing a lot of this lately, if you haven't noticed.
00:05:36.460 Of course, a few weeks ago, as we talked about, a Muslim socialist, someone who wants to eliminate the police department, establish state-run grocery stores, nationalize rental properties, dominated the primary in the mayor's race in New York.
00:05:48.900 He's very likely to lead New York very soon, probably win the general election, and he's very far ahead in the lead.
00:05:54.960 And now in Minneapolis, a similar election is about to unfold.
00:05:58.900 A Muslim socialist named Omar Fateh, who represents the district where George Floyd overdosed, is now gaining traction in the mayor's race.
00:06:07.880 And before we go any further, just think about that credential.
00:06:11.720 He's a socialist who represents the district where George Floyd overdosed, which happens to be one of the most dangerous and least desirable places to live in the country.
00:06:21.200 And to give you some local color, here's what that means in practice.
00:06:24.720 This is what George Floyd Square was like post-BLM.
00:06:29.260 Watch.
00:06:30.040 This bill of comprehensive police reform to be...
00:06:34.740 Just got to be careful here with some gunshots.
00:06:37.420 Excuse us, excuse us.
00:06:41.720 It sounds like gunshots.
00:06:46.620 I'll let you know what this is.
00:06:48.300 So there it is.
00:06:49.200 That's Omar Fateh's home turf.
00:06:51.680 And he wants all of Minneapolis and indeed all the United States to look just like that.
00:06:57.280 Like the Muslim socialist in New York, Omar Fateh is not subtle about his intentions.
00:07:01.600 He's not hiding anything.
00:07:02.440 Instead, he's made it very clear that he works with other Somali politicians in Minnesota to advance the interests of Somalia.
00:07:10.240 Not of the United States or of his local constituents.
00:07:14.220 He's also referred to Somalia as our home, even though he was actually born in Washington and grew up in Virginia.
00:07:20.560 Watch.
00:07:21.720 Investing in increasing affordable housing and not gentrifying our neighborhoods.
00:07:25.820 These are all things that are causing harm to our community because of this idea that there isn't money.
00:07:31.560 When in reality, we do have this money to spend on this.
00:07:34.600 It's just that we're choosing not to.
00:07:36.480 It's not a value of ours.
00:07:37.400 So right now, we're blessed to have three Somali elected officials at the Capitol.
00:07:42.320 Me, Sister Hodel Hassan, who's in the State House, and Brother Mahmoud Noor.
00:07:47.080 And we work very closely together.
00:07:49.020 And we carry each other's bills.
00:07:50.700 So the way it works is if there's a bill in the House, it needs an identical bill to be carried in the Senate for it to be negotiated and to pass in the committees.
00:08:00.500 And then go on for the floor session and then go on to the governor's signature.
00:08:04.080 So we're able to pass our bills back and forth that will help benefit our communities.
00:08:08.060 I understand that our Somali communities are all connected to each other here in Minnesota and back home.
00:08:15.460 And I ask for your support.
00:08:17.920 There's always been a link between our community here as well as back home.
00:08:23.480 And I'm running to bridge that gap and unite all of us and represent all of us.
00:08:27.740 Because when we succeed here, we succeed everywhere.
00:08:30.500 And I'm hoping to do that just like Abrazaq, inshallah.
00:08:33.880 So he's really outright admitting that Somali politicians are engaged in a conspiracy against the United States.
00:08:40.320 They're working together to loot the treasury to serve the interests of foreign nationals.
00:08:47.100 They're not hiding it.
00:08:48.920 And that's their goal in every case.
00:08:51.200 It doesn't matter that Omar was born here.
00:08:53.680 It doesn't matter whether his parents were legal immigrants or not.
00:08:57.820 None of that matters.
00:08:58.980 His goal remains the same.
00:09:00.500 He was born in America, but he's not actually an American.
00:09:04.820 America is not his home.
00:09:06.460 He's very proudly admitted that.
00:09:09.500 Omar Fateh, like the other Somali politicians in Minnesota, understands that he can take advantage of us.
00:09:15.880 So they're all doing it to their great benefit.
00:09:18.220 By contrast, nobody can provide an example of a single way that the United States has benefited from Somali immigration.
00:09:32.440 This is like the question that people don't want to ask, even though it should be a very simple question.
00:09:38.720 What is the benefit of importing a bunch of Somalis into this country?
00:09:45.180 Now, it's easy to think of the drawbacks, but I can't think of a single positive, and neither can anyone else.
00:09:53.240 You know, by some estimates, there are more than 150,000 Somalis living in this country.
00:09:59.140 In fact, I think the official estimate is 170,000, although it's probably way more than that.
00:10:03.920 They've completely taken over entire neighborhoods in Minnesota and several other states.
00:10:07.720 What have they improved?
00:10:11.220 Have they boosted the GDP, employment rates, IQ averages?
00:10:16.600 That'd be quite a trick, since the average IQ in Somalia is something like 70.
00:10:21.580 Have Somalis reduced crime?
00:10:23.580 Have they come up with any new technologies?
00:10:25.540 Have they innovated anything?
00:10:27.980 Have they done anything except marry their cousins at extremely high rates?
00:10:32.220 Which is also a statistical reality about life in Somalia.
00:10:35.260 These are questions that have objective answers, and in every case, the answer is just no.
00:10:43.800 Leftists know they can't dispute that, so they'll call you racist for asking the question.
00:10:47.780 But the question needs to be asked, why are we allowing Somalis into this country?
00:10:52.840 If nobody can explain how allowing them into the country helps our country, then why do we allow it?
00:10:59.140 Like, this is the basic question that should be asked about every policy at every level.
00:11:05.260 Any government policy, whether it has to do with immigration or any other topic,
00:11:08.800 the very first question that should be asked, the very first one,
00:11:14.440 is, does this policy help the country?
00:11:19.780 If the answer is no, then obviously the policy should not be enacted.
00:11:25.640 Obviously, we don't need to ask any other questions.
00:11:27.460 We don't need to say, well, it doesn't help the country, but does it do this?
00:11:29.740 Does it do that? It doesn't matter what it does.
00:11:31.040 Nothing else matters. It doesn't help the country.
00:11:34.320 Every policy in America should have the intention and the effect of helping Americans.
00:11:40.640 And if it doesn't do that, we shouldn't have the policy.
00:11:45.080 And while we're at it, why are we beginning the process of denaturalizing as many of these Somalis as possible?
00:11:50.700 If you join a subversive communist party, your citizenship can be revoked on national security grounds.
00:11:56.180 Additionally, if you didn't actually abandon any foreign allegiance,
00:11:59.880 then you lied on your application for citizenship, and your citizenship can and should be revoked.
00:12:05.740 So if you've got Somalis in this country that are saying, oh, our home is Somalia, we're interested in helping Somalia,
00:12:10.700 well, then they lied on their application.
00:12:13.420 Their allegiance is to Somalia, so they shouldn't be allowed to be here.
00:12:17.060 And I'm not just talking about Ilhan Omar's whole fraud with her brother.
00:12:21.980 This is a systemic issue.
00:12:24.920 So when do we start kicking these foreign communists out of the country?
00:12:29.940 The question is becoming increasingly urgent, because at the moment,
00:12:32.740 Omar Fateh stands a very real chance of winning in Minneapolis.
00:12:36.220 And if he wins, he'll win because of the support of a lot of people who shouldn't be in the country to begin with.
00:12:40.960 And then we'll all suffer the consequences.
00:12:44.480 In particular, one of his core agenda items will be dismantling the police department
00:12:48.380 and redistributing the money to Somalis, which is something that he's wanted for a very long time.
00:12:54.680 Listen.
00:12:55.380 By increasing the minimum wage to $20 by 2028 and passing rent stabilization to stop price gouging
00:13:01.360 and incentivizing new construction, we can protect workers.
00:13:05.460 Protecting all of our communities from Donald Trump means not letting MPD interact with ICE.
00:13:09.940 Whether it's for an immigration rate or not.
00:13:11.960 Our residents deserve a mayor that will stand up to Donald Trump and say,
00:13:15.460 no, not in our community.
00:13:16.920 Did you know that the city's own data showed that 47% of calls to MPD can be diverted to non-police response?
00:13:24.300 Cops aren't social workers.
00:13:25.800 Investments in programs like these ensure that the appropriate response arrives when we call 911.
00:13:30.980 It's just that we know that police officers are not required or not needed to respond to every single call.
00:13:37.980 So I think that if we have a new system in which, for example, a young child with autism is having a mental breakdown,
00:13:48.820 we can have a qualified professional there and not an armed officer.
00:13:52.760 I think that's the right approach to take.
00:13:54.900 Well, what could go wrong?
00:13:55.760 You have a young autistic person having a mental breakdown.
00:13:58.760 Why would you ever need to send an armed officer to that kind of a situation?
00:14:02.100 It's not as if autistic, mentally ill people have ever hurt anyone in the history of this country, right?
00:14:07.000 I mean, that would be absurd.
00:14:07.840 That's never happened.
00:14:10.180 And by the way, the statistic there was pretty incredible.
00:14:12.840 He claimed that 47% of calls to the police could be diverted to non-police responses.
00:14:20.560 That's a number that some left-wing academics at NYU came up with.
00:14:24.200 But there's an obvious problem with that thing.
00:14:26.500 In fact, there's a lot of problems with it, but one of them is that police don't know in advance whether a call is going to be dangerous.
00:14:35.640 Okay, they don't like call back and say, hey, is this going to be dangerous for us or not?
00:14:41.820 There's not enough time for that kind of questionnaire.
00:14:43.680 And there are a lot of things that seem like they're not going to be dangerous, and then they turn—a traffic stop, something that seems like a very low-intensity, low-stakes thing, like a traffic stop, can turn deadly in an instant, as it has many times.
00:14:59.940 Now, it's probably true that many autistic children having a mental breakdown, quote-unquote, aren't violent, and that a social worker could coax them out of it with an ice cream cone or something.
00:15:11.640 But there's also a chance that the autistic child or autistic young person or of any age having a mental breakdown will indeed try to kill someone.
00:15:20.280 That's why you need police officers there to respond to as many calls like this as possible.
00:15:24.380 You don't wait until somebody gets killed.
00:15:27.020 Now, this is all self-explanatory.
00:15:30.400 Even somebody as dumb as Omar Fateh understands everything I just said.
00:15:33.520 He knows all this.
00:15:34.340 In reality, his goal is to legalize certain forms of violence.
00:15:37.080 And again, there's a lot of this kind of thing going around.
00:15:40.900 Take domestic violence, for example.
00:15:42.500 Most people would agree that domestic violence is bad, I would hope, and that police should respond to domestic violence calls, especially since they're some of the most dangerous calls that police can receive.
00:15:53.180 But just a few years ago, the Muslim socialist in New York, Mamdani, explained that, in his view, the police shouldn't respond to domestic violence calls.
00:16:01.720 This is audio that was first reported by the Free Beacon.
00:16:04.380 And listen to this.
00:16:05.300 I mean, you just look at the history of the NYPD and you see that we have invested in a system that functions in many ways to punish poor black and brown people across this city and across the state and, frankly, across this country.
00:16:23.320 And there are so many responsibilities we have given to police that, frankly, should have nothing to do with their departments.
00:16:31.260 A homeless person is on a train.
00:16:32.620 They do not need a stranger with a gun to come and resolve that situation.
00:16:36.500 If, you know, if somebody is jaywalking, if somebody is surviving, you know, going through domestic violence, if there are so many different, different situations that would be far better handled by people trained to deal with those specific situations as opposed to an individual with a gun.
00:16:55.700 Notice how he just sort of casually mentions jaywalking along with domestic violence.
00:16:59.780 A lot of people have said that hardline Islamist beliefs aren't a part of Mamdani's platform and that he's just a typical left-wing socialist.
00:17:08.100 But, I mean, this soundbite would maybe indicate otherwise.
00:17:11.980 There's a little bit of a traditional Islamic teaching creeping in, perhaps.
00:17:15.820 In any event, just consider the comparison that he just made.
00:17:20.660 Jaywalking, beating your wife.
00:17:24.240 Well, what's the difference, according to him?
00:17:26.560 They're both against the law, and according to Mamdani, laws are bad.
00:17:33.280 Therefore, when New York is under the rule of a Muslim socialist, they won't have laws anymore or police to enforce them.
00:17:39.540 The only way to combat this very rapid rise in third-world governance is to treat these socialist invaders like the threat that they are.
00:17:47.440 There can't be any compromise whatsoever.
00:17:50.140 Denaturalization and deportations are a big part of that.
00:17:52.380 We also need to establish prisons, like the ones they have in El Salvador, for the deterrent effect.
00:17:59.000 For, first of all, a place to house these dangerous people, but also the deterrent that it creates.
00:18:05.700 Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida seems to understand that.
00:18:08.000 He's just opened a new detention facility for illegal aliens in Florida that the administration is calling Alligator Alcatraz, as you've probably heard.
00:18:14.200 The administration repurposed a state-owned airfield west of Miami in the Everglades.
00:18:19.840 And the idea, of course, is that if anyone tries to escape, they might get eaten by alligators.
00:18:24.980 So, don't try to escape.
00:18:27.940 Or failing that, a hurricane might get them.
00:18:30.280 So, again, don't try to escape.
00:18:31.720 Predictably, because they're aligned with the foreigners who want to undermine this country's national security,
00:18:37.440 Democrats are falling over themselves to explain why this idea, which is obviously very good, is somehow terrible and unacceptable.
00:18:44.500 Here's Debbie Wasserman Schultz, a member of Congress in Florida, to deliver the best line of argument that Democrats could come up with on this issue.
00:18:52.760 Here it is.
00:18:53.160 They essentially drink, they get their drinking water, and they brush their teeth, where they poop in the same unit.
00:19:03.360 They bragged that they went above standards, supposedly, and gave them a three-foot privacy wall that stretches the length inside the 32 detainee cage.
00:19:16.660 A three-foot privacy wall that stretches the length of the three toilets.
00:19:23.160 Yes, she says, in a horrified tone, they brush their teeth where they poop, in the same unit.
00:19:30.200 I'll say that again.
00:19:31.200 These illegal aliens, criminals who have no right to be in this country, are being forced, against their will, to brush their teeth where they poop.
00:19:38.820 Can you imagine the utter horror of being subjected to something like that?
00:19:41.940 Can you imagine having to brush your teeth in the same room where you use the toilet?
00:19:47.600 My God.
00:19:50.100 Now, of course, if you happen to have something called a bathroom in your home, then you might see a problem with the way that Debbie Wasserman Schultz is trying to present this.
00:20:03.540 Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who keeps getting re-elected despite lacking any form of charisma or authenticity whatsoever,
00:20:08.860 is going into hysterics over the fact that these illegal aliens have bathrooms inside the detention facility.
00:20:17.740 And then she complains about the privacy wall, which is only three feet tall, apparently.
00:20:22.720 You have to wonder if Debbie Wasserman Schultz has ever heard of the concept of a prison.
00:20:27.760 For that matter, you have to wonder if she's ever seen what sailors have to deal with on deployment,
00:20:32.040 to say nothing of the forward operating bases in places like Iraq and Afghanistan.
00:20:36.440 Actually, you don't have to wonder about any of this.
00:20:38.500 Debbie Wasserman Schultz is a fundamentally dishonest person, so nothing, she says, has any value whatsoever.
00:20:43.600 And more to the point, even if the situation at the facility is kind of rough,
00:20:47.880 and I haven't seen any evidence of that, really.
00:20:50.580 It sounds like just a normal detention facility, except for the alligators.
00:20:54.260 But you don't have to worry about that as long as you stay in the facility.
00:20:57.900 But even aside from that, even if it was true that it was a rough situation,
00:21:02.200 even if they were, when she says they're brushing their teeth where they poop,
00:21:05.840 when I first heard that, I thought, like, oh, do they have to brush their teeth using the toilet water?
00:21:09.420 Is that what's going on here?
00:21:11.420 And even if that was true, the illegals are still being treated with more kindness and humanity
00:21:16.480 than most countries outside of the Western world treat people who try to sneak across their own borders.
00:21:22.340 The fact is that illegal migrants are waging an assault on our country and our sovereignty.
00:21:29.080 It might be ugly.
00:21:30.940 It might be this, this, some of the ways we have to deal with this might be ugly to somebody like
00:21:34.620 Debbie Wasserman Schultz, but our illegal immigration problem is itself ugly.
00:21:39.960 There is no pretty way to deal with an ugly thing.
00:21:44.440 The Trump administration seems to understand that,
00:21:46.340 which is why they're using Blackhawks and armored vehicles to raid marijuana farms.
00:21:52.180 Watch.
00:21:55.080 A rally outside Oxnard City Hall announcing the federal enforcement
00:22:00.960 at a Camarillo-licensed marijuana grower,
00:22:03.720 where this morning people lined up saying they were trying to locate loved ones like this woman's aunt.
00:22:09.160 She was working here yesterday, and we haven't heard anything about her.
00:22:14.060 Ventura County Fire confirming they transported eight people,
00:22:18.040 including farm workers like Jaime Alaniz,
00:22:20.680 who seemingly fell off a roof as he fled from agents,
00:22:24.540 his family, and the United Farms Workers Union,
00:22:27.940 confirming that he was pulled off life support and is now dead.
00:22:31.120 The Department of Homeland Security confirming on their side
00:22:35.540 they executed a criminal search warrant at the Glass House Farms,
00:22:39.620 arresting about 200 immigrants suspected of being in the country illegally.
00:22:44.000 They also posted this image of 10 minors,
00:22:47.640 describing them as, quote,
00:22:48.940 illegal aliens, eight of them unaccompanied.
00:22:52.160 Glass House responding in a statement that it, quote,
00:22:55.100 never knowingly violated applicable hiring practices
00:22:58.260 and does not and has never employed minors.
00:23:02.220 Now, we need to see much, much more of this.
00:23:04.600 It's not enough to go after illegal aliens.
00:23:06.480 You have to target the people who are employing them.
00:23:09.200 In this case, the facts were particularly bad.
00:23:11.140 There were nearly a dozen children on site,
00:23:13.440 even though children obviously shouldn't be growing marijuana.
00:23:16.940 One of the adults overseeing the workers was a convicted child predator, unsurprisingly.
00:23:21.600 Apparently, a Gavin Newsom donor ran the place as well, also unsurprisingly.
00:23:25.280 But none of this should be necessary in order for ICE to act.
00:23:30.500 Anyone who employs illegal aliens, even if they're not growing marijuana
00:23:33.500 and employing pedophiles, should receive the exact same treatment.
00:23:37.180 This has to continue until illegal aliens see no value in coming to this country
00:23:41.620 and obtaining employment in the first place.
00:23:44.240 At the moment, instead, left-wing activists and illegal aliens are emboldened.
00:23:48.700 And one of them was caught on camera shooting at ICE agents during a raid on one of the farms.
00:23:52.660 And in just the past two weeks, a heavily armed terrorist opened fire at a Border Patrol office in Texas,
00:23:58.040 injuring two officers before he was taken out.
00:24:00.640 Meanwhile, 10 suspects were charged with attempted murder for engaging in coordinated attacks
00:24:04.640 on a separate ICE facility in Texas.
00:24:06.500 They allegedly lured agents out of the facility with fireworks before firing more than a dozen rounds,
00:24:12.880 including one round that hit an officer in the neck.
00:24:15.500 Fortunately, the officer who was shot wasn't seriously wounded.
00:24:18.160 Watching all this domestic terrorism, judges with foreign names are, of course,
00:24:23.840 taking the side of the terrorists.
00:24:25.160 There's a federal judge in California named Miami Uisi Mensa Frimpong, for example,
00:24:31.860 just issued a bizarre injunction claiming, in effect,
00:24:34.080 that ICE is rounding up people because of the color of their skin.
00:24:37.180 And according to the injunction, which is based on five declarations from random people,
00:24:41.560 ICE needs to stop doing that immediately.
00:24:44.140 Now, this is an injunction that will have no effect whatsoever.
00:24:46.260 That's because, in reality, what ICE is doing, as Judge Miami Uisi Mensa Frimpong understands very well,
00:24:52.520 is enforcing the law.
00:24:54.620 All that's necessary to be detained in this country is a reasonable suspicion that you're committing a crime.
00:25:00.060 If you're standing around at a car wash and then run away when ICE pulls up,
00:25:05.180 you've provided reasonable suspicion.
00:25:08.520 If you're a child and you're working on a marijuana farm,
00:25:11.600 then there is reasonable suspicion that crimes are happening.
00:25:14.800 And for that matter, if you openly admit that you're conspiring against the United States
00:25:19.560 for the benefit of a foreign country,
00:25:21.100 you've provided reasonable suspicion that you lied to obtain citizenship
00:25:25.680 and you should go back to where you came from.
00:25:29.620 We are well past the point where anyone can pretend that there's a middle ground compromise solution here.
00:25:35.420 And foreign nations are telling us what they want to do to our country.
00:25:41.340 Foreign nationals are telling us this.
00:25:43.380 Even after we've elected them to Congress and made them judges and funded their fraudulent nonprofits,
00:25:49.800 they still want to mine us for everything we have so they can send it back home
00:25:55.580 to the place that they still call home, which is not this country.
00:25:58.440 That's their stated position.
00:26:01.660 And it's not just Somalis doing this.
00:26:03.380 Here's the Washington Post, quote,
00:26:04.900 Over the last quarter century, the volume of remittances sent to Central American countries
00:26:09.340 has increased more than tenfold, strictly following the pandemic.
00:26:13.120 Migrant cash transfers rose from 10% of the Central American region's GDP in 2010
00:26:17.780 to 23% last year.
00:26:20.200 Yes, cash transfers from the U.S. to foreign nationals back, quote, home
00:26:27.660 are now keeping many of these Central American countries afloat.
00:26:32.640 It's like a hugely sizable portion of their GDP
00:26:35.980 is money that's being sent to them from this country.
00:26:40.520 So we are subsidizing the rest of the world.
00:26:44.400 And when we import more foreign nationals, the subsidy only increases
00:26:48.140 as we become poorer and more dysfunctional.
00:26:52.740 Now, the solution to that part of the problem is to tax remittances by about 10,000%.
00:26:57.500 But in their latest spending bill, Congress just refused to do so.
00:27:01.260 So now we're left with mass deportations and denaturalization as the only solution.
00:27:06.900 That's the only practical way forward.
00:27:10.000 And the more that socialists open their mouths from New York to Minnesota
00:27:13.320 to federal courtrooms in Los Angeles, the more they prove this point.
00:27:18.140 It shouldn't even be controversial, really.
00:27:21.620 After all, these people speak fondly of their home countries.
00:27:26.200 They send huge sums of money back to their home countries.
00:27:32.640 Now it's time for them to go back home
00:27:34.560 and for the rest of us to begin to undo the damage
00:27:38.220 that cultural enrichment and mass migration have wrought.
00:27:44.180 Now let's get to our five headlines.
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00:29:21.820 Axios reports several House Democrats are mounting long-shot efforts
00:29:24.980 to force a House vote on making Attorney General Pam Bondi
00:29:28.180 release all records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
00:29:30.800 Democrats are hoping to take advantage of a blow-up
00:29:32.860 between President Trump and his base of the Epstein files.
00:29:34.900 Representative Ro Khanna of California told Axios
00:29:39.060 that he will file an amendment to the Genius Act,
00:29:41.400 a cryptocurrency bill slated to be marked up
00:29:43.180 by the House Rules Committee on Thursday.
00:29:45.600 That is supposed to force the release of the files.
00:29:48.880 So House Democrats are demanding this now.
00:29:51.120 They're demanding that the Epstein files be released.
00:29:53.540 Here is Hakeem Jeffries talking about this issue.
00:29:56.340 Here it is.
00:29:56.660 The discourse about Jeffrey Epstein.
00:29:59.860 Is this appropriate for your members to be doing so?
00:30:02.320 Do you want to see any action on that front?
00:30:05.000 The American people deserve to know the truth,
00:30:06.980 the whole truth, and nothing but the truth
00:30:08.660 as it relates to this whole, sordid Jeffrey Epstein matter.
00:30:14.560 Democrats didn't put the Jeffrey Epstein thing
00:30:16.860 into the public domain.
00:30:17.900 This was a conspiracy that Donald Trump, Pam Bondi,
00:30:21.880 and these MAGA extremists have been fanning the flames of
00:30:25.620 for the last several years.
00:30:29.040 And now the chickens are coming home to roost.
00:30:33.240 The American people deserve to know the truth.
00:30:36.340 What, if anything, is the Trump administration
00:30:40.100 and the Department of Justice hiding?
00:30:44.000 What are you hiding?
00:30:45.180 If you're not hiding anything, prove that to the American people.
00:30:49.620 And if you are trying to hide something,
00:30:52.020 as many of Donald Trump's MAGA supporters apparently believe,
00:30:59.200 then the Congress should actually work hard
00:31:01.740 to try to uncover the truth for the American people.
00:31:07.460 Yes, the American people deserve to know the truth,
00:31:09.740 he says courageously.
00:31:11.180 Now, of course, the interesting thing is that
00:31:13.260 apparently the American people didn't deserve to know the truth
00:31:16.160 at any point during Biden's term
00:31:19.140 about a whole range of things,
00:31:21.580 including whether Biden himself was still alive mentally
00:31:24.680 and when it comes to the Epstein files.
00:31:28.020 And that's why Democrats waited until the precise moment
00:31:30.080 when Biden left office
00:31:31.880 to start demanding the Epstein files.
00:31:35.400 And they could have demanded them back
00:31:37.440 when they had control of the White House,
00:31:39.140 but they didn't.
00:31:41.320 Now they're making a big show of pretending to want transparency.
00:31:44.520 So the whole thing is itself extremely transparent.
00:31:47.920 These are a bunch of frauds,
00:31:49.120 totally shameless frauds at that,
00:31:51.200 very obviously.
00:31:52.560 And that's why some conservatives will say,
00:31:54.960 have said to me also,
00:31:56.760 that, you know,
00:31:58.000 I'm helping the Democrats
00:31:59.500 or I'm joining with them
00:32:00.960 by calling out the administration
00:32:02.520 over the Epstein stuff.
00:32:03.660 You know, they'll take this,
00:32:07.220 and I'm sure there'll probably be comments
00:32:08.260 like to this effect on the show today,
00:32:11.400 saying, well,
00:32:12.580 you see, yeah,
00:32:13.300 Democrats are using this against Trump.
00:32:15.120 How could you join with them
00:32:16.500 in their efforts to undermine Trump?
00:32:18.740 Well, except that I'm not joining anyone.
00:32:22.100 I'm saying the same thing about Epstein
00:32:23.780 that I've always said.
00:32:26.680 I'm saying the same thing
00:32:27.760 about the Epstein situation
00:32:28.880 that I said a month ago,
00:32:30.060 a year ago,
00:32:31.100 three years ago,
00:32:32.060 five years ago.
00:32:33.660 I'm not going to suddenly change now
00:32:37.400 or switch to the opposite view
00:32:39.240 because Democrats are pretending
00:32:41.360 to agree with me.
00:32:44.260 I mean, there are also some Democrats,
00:32:46.080 we'll get to this in the last segment,
00:32:48.440 there are also some Democrats
00:32:49.320 now pretending to be somewhat sane
00:32:51.200 on the trans issue.
00:32:52.620 Should I suddenly start waving
00:32:54.360 the pink and blue flag
00:32:55.860 and marching for trans rights
00:32:57.980 so as not to be on the same side as them?
00:33:00.400 Of course not.
00:33:01.380 I mean, it's absurd.
00:33:03.660 No, the blame for this
00:33:05.840 goes back again
00:33:06.940 to the administration.
00:33:09.160 They're the ones
00:33:09.880 who put us in this position.
00:33:11.320 They're the ones
00:33:11.800 who handed this gift
00:33:13.440 to the Democrats,
00:33:14.620 giving them the opportunity
00:33:15.400 to pretend that they,
00:33:16.460 you know,
00:33:16.880 just want the truth.
00:33:19.520 And that's not our fault.
00:33:23.180 Those of us who are saying
00:33:24.100 we want the Epstein files,
00:33:25.020 who have been saying that all along,
00:33:26.400 we've always said that.
00:33:27.520 And the idea that
00:33:31.680 because Trump came out and said,
00:33:33.080 yeah, you shouldn't care
00:33:34.260 about this anymore.
00:33:35.000 Like, we're just going to say,
00:33:35.840 okay, well, we don't care then.
00:33:38.480 Really?
00:33:40.980 I mean, we're Americans.
00:33:42.180 We have our own minds, don't we?
00:33:47.000 And let me say this.
00:33:50.460 The other thing I've heard many times,
00:33:52.160 and not for the first time,
00:33:53.200 I heard this a lot
00:33:54.580 during the Iran situation.
00:33:58.740 But I've been told,
00:34:00.740 and anyone who's,
00:34:02.760 all the many people
00:34:04.140 who are calling
00:34:05.220 for the release of the Epstein files
00:34:06.360 and for more transparency
00:34:07.380 have heard the same thing.
00:34:10.080 But I've been told that
00:34:11.140 I'm turning on the president.
00:34:13.680 I'm being disloyal.
00:34:14.840 I'm betraying him
00:34:15.880 by criticizing,
00:34:17.400 you know,
00:34:18.000 his administration's handling
00:34:19.200 of the Epstein files.
00:34:21.100 But again, no.
00:34:23.200 That's not how this works.
00:34:25.740 To say that we are turning on Trump
00:34:28.120 or being disloyal to him
00:34:29.220 is to say that
00:34:29.880 we have some kind of
00:34:31.140 moral obligation
00:34:32.300 to support
00:34:33.300 whatever the administration does,
00:34:36.440 whatever it says,
00:34:37.640 whatever position it takes,
00:34:38.920 no matter what.
00:34:41.200 But no such obligation exists.
00:34:45.560 And we're not called
00:34:47.280 to be loyal to politicians.
00:34:49.460 We're called to be loyal
00:34:50.700 to our country,
00:34:51.520 to be loyal to our families,
00:34:52.940 to be loyal to our principles,
00:34:55.000 you know,
00:34:55.140 to be loyal to our values,
00:34:56.600 to be loyal to God.
00:35:00.500 Loyalty to politicians
00:35:01.680 goes the other way.
00:35:04.240 Right?
00:35:04.760 We demand loyalty from them.
00:35:08.660 We want,
00:35:09.100 they should be loyal to us
00:35:10.620 and to the country
00:35:11.740 and to their promises.
00:35:14.440 And so if they promise something
00:35:16.240 and they don't deliver it,
00:35:18.560 and we say,
00:35:21.420 well,
00:35:21.540 we want the thing
00:35:22.080 that you promised
00:35:22.720 to turn around on us
00:35:24.840 and say you're being disloyal
00:35:25.860 is crazy.
00:35:27.420 It's insane.
00:35:31.180 So,
00:35:31.840 that's all that's happening here.
00:35:36.460 Like,
00:35:36.900 either you're going to be consistent
00:35:37.980 and you're going to have
00:35:39.360 basic principles
00:35:40.240 and integrity
00:35:42.100 or not.
00:35:42.680 And I'm not going to sacrifice that
00:35:49.080 for anyone.
00:35:52.640 You know,
00:35:53.080 least of all for the White House.
00:35:54.540 I just,
00:35:54.820 I'm just not going to do it.
00:35:58.260 Now,
00:35:58.840 all that said,
00:36:00.460 there is one Democrat
00:36:01.300 who I think
00:36:02.320 did make a pretty powerful statement
00:36:03.980 about the Epstein situation
00:36:05.580 and,
00:36:06.260 admittedly,
00:36:07.560 admittedly,
00:36:08.120 there's one,
00:36:08.800 I think all of them are frauds
00:36:10.680 on this issue.
00:36:13.440 Okay?
00:36:14.040 Like,
00:36:14.260 it's like,
00:36:14.780 we're not joining them,
00:36:15.800 but they're trying to join us
00:36:17.440 and say,
00:36:17.900 yeah,
00:36:18.100 guys,
00:36:18.580 let's get the Epstein files out.
00:36:20.020 And we're saying to them,
00:36:21.120 no,
00:36:21.260 no,
00:36:21.320 not you.
00:36:21.920 You're not,
00:36:22.600 go away.
00:36:23.680 You're not part of this.
00:36:25.780 Except for one.
00:36:26.740 And that is
00:36:27.240 Representative Hank Johnson.
00:36:28.600 And he's the guy
00:36:29.440 who you might recognize
00:36:30.320 because he's the guy
00:36:30.900 who once famously worried
00:36:33.120 that the overpopulation
00:36:34.420 on Guam
00:36:35.420 would cause the island
00:36:36.920 to tip over.
00:36:38.280 Which is a real thing
00:36:39.460 that he said.
00:36:40.680 Like,
00:36:41.400 he actually said that.
00:36:42.180 He said the island
00:36:42.660 would capsize
00:36:43.600 because there were
00:36:44.440 too many people on it.
00:36:45.740 That was actually said.
00:36:47.480 So,
00:36:47.860 obviously,
00:36:48.240 a very smart man.
00:36:49.500 And like any smart man,
00:36:50.640 he's decided to address
00:36:52.080 this Epstein scandal
00:36:53.040 in the form of a song.
00:36:56.060 Listen.
00:36:57.200 Congressman Hank Johnson
00:36:58.340 coming to give you
00:36:59.500 some more ear candy
00:37:00.940 or perhaps
00:37:01.800 an ear ache.
00:37:03.240 But I'm going to do
00:37:03.800 my best off of this
00:37:05.100 Jason Isbell tune,
00:37:07.540 Dream Sickle.
00:37:08.440 Epstein died
00:37:10.360 by suicide
00:37:11.800 Believe that
00:37:12.680 and you must be blind
00:37:14.440 You've been telling us
00:37:15.860 you'll release the file
00:37:17.360 But where are they?
00:37:20.320 We've gone along
00:37:21.560 with what's been told
00:37:23.000 You've had plenty of time
00:37:24.520 You're in control
00:37:25.820 But they say
00:37:27.160 you will withhold
00:37:28.500 The Epstein
00:37:30.060 We'll find
00:37:31.040 Dreams sickle
00:37:34.120 On a summer night
00:37:36.520 In a four-day
00:37:38.520 One chair
00:37:40.420 Drops howling
00:37:45.320 At the moon
00:37:46.360 Release the Epstein
00:37:48.040 Final soul
00:37:49.420 Well
00:37:52.660 You know
00:37:55.600 It
00:37:55.740 Makes me envious
00:37:57.760 of the people
00:37:58.560 of Guam
00:37:59.320 who all died
00:38:00.220 when the island capsized
00:38:01.300 because at least
00:38:01.820 they never had to hear
00:38:02.520 that song
00:38:03.120 And the thing
00:38:04.680 that most confuses me
00:38:06.020 is that he made
00:38:06.860 the song
00:38:07.600 I guess based on a
00:38:08.800 well he said
00:38:09.320 based on a
00:38:09.840 Jason Isbell song
00:38:11.260 called Dreamsickle
00:38:12.360 Which is a good song
00:38:14.680 by the way
00:38:15.040 I like some of
00:38:15.800 Jason Isbell's stuff
00:38:17.180 even though the guy
00:38:18.080 is a total lib
00:38:18.780 I think he's like
00:38:19.560 campaigning for
00:38:20.380 Kamala and all that
00:38:21.340 but you know
00:38:21.680 he's a musician
00:38:22.480 what are you going to do
00:38:23.020 But how is it
00:38:25.120 that you heard a song
00:38:26.500 called Dreamsickle
00:38:27.620 and thought to yourself
00:38:29.060 wow this would be
00:38:30.780 a great song
00:38:31.460 about Jeffrey Epstein
00:38:32.580 Why did Dreamsickle
00:38:35.080 bring Jeffrey Epstein
00:38:36.280 to mind
00:38:36.920 for Hank Johnson
00:38:37.840 is my question
00:38:39.500 And
00:38:41.160 in fact it's like
00:38:43.620 creepy on a lot of levels
00:38:44.440 because actually that song
00:38:45.340 is about
00:38:45.960 Jason Isbell's
00:38:47.840 reflections on childhood
00:38:49.040 and it's Dreamsickle
00:38:50.260 it's about kids
00:38:51.020 and Hank Johnson
00:38:53.260 heard that song
00:38:54.100 and said
00:38:54.520 you know what I hear
00:38:55.340 when I hear this song
00:38:56.420 Jeffrey Epstein
00:38:57.540 so it's
00:39:00.600 it's very strange
00:39:01.420 I'm also trying to figure out
00:39:04.000 how Hank Johnson's staff
00:39:05.680 could have ever allowed him
00:39:06.660 to do this
00:39:07.260 I mean the guy's
00:39:08.740 97 years old
00:39:09.740 he has an IQ of 3
00:39:11.020 if he
00:39:12.480 if he said he wanted
00:39:13.260 to record another music video
00:39:14.820 it's
00:39:16.020 you don't have to do it
00:39:16.940 you could have pretended
00:39:17.660 you could have
00:39:18.160 you could have set him up
00:39:19.720 in front of a toaster
00:39:20.760 and told him that the toaster
00:39:22.080 will film it for him
00:39:23.160 and
00:39:23.920 and then just never release it
00:39:25.520 and he never would have known
00:39:27.540 so
00:39:29.260 why would you actually
00:39:30.300 go through with that
00:39:31.100 I don't know
00:39:31.580 but then again
00:39:32.140 then again I guess
00:39:32.940 I mean this is why you joined
00:39:34.340 Hank Johnson's staff
00:39:35.360 I suppose
00:39:35.820 it's like
00:39:36.460 if I was
00:39:38.720 to get a job
00:39:40.040 working
00:39:40.440 on any politician's staff
00:39:42.380 which I never would
00:39:43.340 I'd rather be dead
00:39:44.480 I would rather be dead
00:39:46.380 I'd rather be shot in the head
00:39:47.560 than work
00:39:48.180 in politics at all
00:39:49.380 but in particular
00:39:50.180 on the staff
00:39:51.080 of a politician
00:39:51.760 it's like
00:39:52.260 it's a fate worse than death
00:39:54.020 but anyway
00:39:54.380 if I were to ever do it
00:39:55.400 I would probably want to be on
00:39:56.760 I'd want to work for Hank Johnson
00:39:58.260 only because
00:39:59.460 of the hilarity
00:40:00.900 that would institute
00:40:01.440 just to see all of his
00:40:02.560 hilarious schemes
00:40:03.460 that he cooks up
00:40:05.220 and if he's out in public
00:40:07.420 saying that Guam's
00:40:08.880 going to tip over
00:40:09.620 because too many people
00:40:10.540 can you imagine
00:40:12.100 what kind of stuff
00:40:13.640 this guy says
00:40:14.340 behind closed doors
00:40:15.440 can you imagine
00:40:16.260 what sort of
00:40:17.540 statements
00:40:18.140 he's been talked
00:40:19.200 out of making
00:40:19.960 if that one
00:40:21.280 made it through
00:40:21.860 so
00:40:24.340 there is that at least
00:40:25.820 let's see
00:40:27.360 Postmillennial
00:40:28.060 has this report
00:40:28.600 a new policy memo
00:40:29.560 issued by
00:40:30.580 Immigration and Customs
00:40:31.420 Enforcement
00:40:31.700 Acting Director
00:40:32.520 Todd Lyons
00:40:33.200 has stated that
00:40:33.860 U.S. immigration officials
00:40:35.100 can now deport
00:40:35.920 illegal immigrants
00:40:36.560 to countries
00:40:37.100 other than their own
00:40:38.220 with minimal advance notice
00:40:40.580 the memo
00:40:42.180 dated July 9th
00:40:43.160 outlines a framework
00:40:43.960 in which deportations
00:40:44.840 to so-called
00:40:45.420 third countries
00:40:46.160 can take place
00:40:47.380 with as little
00:40:47.780 as six hours notice
00:40:48.800 in exigent circumstances
00:40:50.320 following the decision
00:40:53.480 the U.S. deported
00:40:54.100 eight individuals
00:40:54.820 to South Sudan
00:40:55.840 from a variety
00:40:56.840 of countries
00:40:57.440 including Cuba
00:40:58.900 Mexico
00:40:59.380 Sudan
00:41:00.200 Vietnam
00:41:01.520 and others
00:41:03.460 and so now
00:41:04.780 they're able to do that
00:41:05.480 which is good
00:41:06.660 you know
00:41:06.980 I actually love
00:41:07.880 this idea
00:41:08.360 of deporting
00:41:09.240 illegal aliens
00:41:09.960 to a different country
00:41:11.080 I love the idea
00:41:13.460 that we're taking
00:41:14.120 an illegal alien
00:41:14.860 from Mexico
00:41:15.500 and just dropping
00:41:16.480 him off
00:41:16.940 in South Sudan
00:41:18.060 he comes out
00:41:19.900 of the plane
00:41:20.320 like this
00:41:20.740 this doesn't
00:41:21.420 look like Mexico
00:41:22.060 and we say
00:41:24.240 oh it isn't
00:41:25.640 oh well
00:41:26.020 I mean close enough
00:41:26.880 anyway see you later
00:41:27.880 but we do
00:41:31.280 I mean in all seriousness
00:41:33.540 we have the right
00:41:34.900 to deport
00:41:35.900 illegal aliens
00:41:36.840 to wherever
00:41:38.320 is the most
00:41:39.520 convenient
00:41:39.900 to us
00:41:40.560 okay
00:41:42.280 and
00:41:42.680 it's like
00:41:43.580 if we've got
00:41:44.080 a bunch
00:41:45.200 of illegal aliens
00:41:45.880 and we've got
00:41:46.360 to drop them
00:41:46.920 off somewhere
00:41:47.400 it's a lot
00:41:48.440 more convenient
00:41:49.000 to just drop
00:41:49.620 them off
00:41:49.860 in one central
00:41:50.600 location
00:41:51.080 and let them
00:41:51.700 figure out
00:41:52.200 the rest of it
00:41:52.880 now I'm not
00:41:54.860 saying we should
00:41:55.260 go out of our
00:41:55.900 way to bring
00:41:56.700 them all
00:41:57.020 to some
00:41:57.580 far-flung
00:41:58.220 place
00:41:58.580 I'm not saying
00:41:59.000 that we should
00:41:59.320 bring them
00:41:59.740 all drop
00:42:00.100 them off
00:42:00.360 in Antarctica
00:42:00.760 or something
00:42:01.340 I mean I am
00:42:03.200 kind of saying
00:42:03.640 that maybe
00:42:04.080 we should do
00:42:04.520 that
00:42:04.700 but we're not
00:42:06.100 doing that
00:42:06.640 and no one's
00:42:09.980 talking about
00:42:10.480 doing that
00:42:10.920 the point is
00:42:12.760 that we have
00:42:13.180 no obligation
00:42:14.000 to these
00:42:16.260 people
00:42:16.580 we don't owe
00:42:17.940 them anything
00:42:18.420 they have
00:42:19.800 created a
00:42:20.580 problem for
00:42:21.360 us and we
00:42:22.320 will solve
00:42:23.040 it in
00:42:24.160 whatever way
00:42:24.800 is most
00:42:25.300 feasible and
00:42:26.360 convenient for
00:42:27.240 us
00:42:27.560 not for
00:42:28.900 them
00:42:29.160 so when
00:42:31.500 people ask
00:42:31.940 well why
00:42:32.240 would you
00:42:32.500 do that
00:42:32.740 why would
00:42:33.040 you send
00:42:33.380 illegal aliens
00:42:34.060 to South
00:42:35.000 Sudan if
00:42:35.420 they're not
00:42:35.860 from there
00:42:36.180 well just
00:42:36.700 because that's
00:42:37.060 the easiest
00:42:37.340 thing for
00:42:37.900 us okay
00:42:38.500 you see
00:42:38.840 that's easiest
00:42:39.880 for this
00:42:40.280 guy's easiest
00:42:40.980 and cheapest
00:42:41.580 way to
00:42:41.980 handle it
00:42:42.480 for us
00:42:43.500 and that's
00:42:47.300 what matters
00:42:47.940 is it our
00:42:50.360 responsibility to
00:42:51.220 provide free
00:42:51.900 plane rides
00:42:52.640 for every
00:42:53.200 single illegal
00:42:53.920 alien back to
00:42:54.800 their country
00:42:55.320 of origin
00:42:55.740 is that our
00:42:58.460 obligation now
00:42:59.500 we have to
00:43:01.440 identify exactly
00:43:02.300 where they're
00:43:02.680 from and
00:43:03.260 bring them
00:43:03.700 back there
00:43:04.220 do we have
00:43:04.700 to like bring
00:43:05.120 them all the
00:43:05.460 way to their
00:43:05.840 front door
00:43:06.300 why is that our
00:43:09.620 obligation it's
00:43:10.260 not why should
00:43:12.340 we be saddled
00:43:13.020 with that burden
00:43:13.680 we shouldn't
00:43:14.140 be
00:43:14.360 all right I
00:43:17.140 also want to
00:43:17.460 talk about
00:43:17.800 this so so
00:43:18.520 one of the
00:43:18.900 more one of
00:43:20.000 the more popular
00:43:20.560 bands on
00:43:21.100 Spotify right
00:43:21.940 now with
00:43:22.440 something like
00:43:22.840 a million
00:43:23.240 monthly listeners
00:43:24.020 which which is
00:43:24.720 a lot
00:43:25.080 is a band
00:43:27.420 called Velvet
00:43:28.120 Sundown and
00:43:29.580 it's kind of a
00:43:30.180 kind of a
00:43:30.600 retro 60s
00:43:32.020 folk band
00:43:32.780 the only
00:43:35.020 problem with
00:43:35.720 this band
00:43:36.160 it's like one
00:43:36.640 small problem
00:43:37.220 is that it
00:43:38.040 doesn't actually
00:43:38.620 exist it
00:43:39.600 isn't real
00:43:40.100 it's AI
00:43:40.580 and many of
00:43:42.440 their monthly
00:43:43.380 listeners don't
00:43:44.300 know that and
00:43:45.300 didn't know that
00:43:45.900 until this was
00:43:46.360 all revealed
00:43:46.940 here's the
00:43:48.480 New York Post
00:43:49.120 a fresh new
00:43:49.840 rock band
00:43:50.240 that quickly
00:43:50.540 shot to
00:43:51.100 Spotify's top
00:43:51.860 ranks announced
00:43:53.000 that it's
00:43:53.320 actually wholly
00:43:53.880 generated by
00:43:54.480 artificial
00:43:54.840 intelligence
00:43:55.460 just one
00:43:55.960 month after
00:43:56.420 its celebrated
00:43:56.980 debut album
00:43:57.820 earned it
00:43:58.520 one million
00:43:59.000 listeners
00:43:59.420 the 60s
00:44:00.680 inspired rock
00:44:01.360 and roll
00:44:01.600 band
00:44:01.840 the Velvet
00:44:02.120 Sundown
00:44:02.560 revealed on
00:44:03.460 Saturday that
00:44:03.940 nothing about
00:44:04.360 it is real
00:44:04.900 after fans of
00:44:05.620 the up-and-coming
00:44:06.040 artists noticed
00:44:06.620 that there were
00:44:06.960 virtually no
00:44:07.480 traces of any
00:44:08.120 people associated
00:44:08.820 with it online
00:44:09.620 its debut album
00:44:11.380 floating on echoes
00:44:12.340 was released on
00:44:13.260 June 5th to
00:44:14.800 mass appeal
00:44:15.460 online the most
00:44:16.660 popular song in
00:44:17.240 the album pro
00:44:17.940 peace folk song
00:44:18.960 dust on the
00:44:20.040 wind clinched
00:44:20.800 the number one
00:44:21.240 spot for
00:44:21.680 Spotify's daily
00:44:22.500 viral 50 chart
00:44:23.600 in Britain
00:44:23.980 Norway and
00:44:24.520 Sweden between
00:44:25.820 June 29th and
00:44:26.880 July 1st
00:44:28.560 and then it
00:44:30.540 all came out
00:44:31.040 that this was
00:44:31.580 AI
00:44:33.720 eventually the
00:44:36.200 people associated
00:44:36.800 with it came out
00:44:37.420 and issued a
00:44:37.840 statement they
00:44:38.260 said the Velvet
00:44:38.620 Sundown is a
00:44:39.220 synthetic music
00:44:40.000 project guided
00:44:41.400 by human creative
00:44:42.320 direction and
00:44:43.000 composed voiced
00:44:43.720 and visualized with
00:44:44.840 the support of
00:44:45.260 artificial intelligence
00:44:46.180 this isn't a trick
00:44:48.100 it's a mirror an
00:44:49.440 ongoing artistic
00:44:50.220 provocation designed
00:44:51.280 to challenge the
00:44:52.000 boundaries of
00:44:52.520 authorship identity
00:44:53.380 and the future of
00:44:54.540 music itself in
00:44:55.380 the age of AI
00:44:56.100 okay so it's a
00:44:59.100 synthetic music
00:45:00.200 project which
00:45:01.720 means that it's
00:45:02.220 fake which means
00:45:03.360 that it's you know
00:45:04.620 because it's AI
00:45:05.260 it's not real
00:45:06.060 now because I
00:45:09.220 know you're
00:45:09.560 curious we'll play
00:45:10.740 just a little clip
00:45:11.480 a little clip of
00:45:12.080 this fake band's
00:45:13.320 hit single
00:45:14.020 dust on the
00:45:14.660 wind here it
00:45:15.360 dust on the
00:45:17.380 wind boots on
00:45:19.740 the ground smoke
00:45:21.940 in the sky and
00:45:23.980 no peace found
00:45:25.640 rivers run red
00:45:28.740 the drums roll
00:45:30.260 slow tell me
00:45:33.140 brother where do
00:45:35.340 we go you
00:45:37.260 know the really
00:45:37.580 scary thing is
00:45:38.360 that when you
00:45:38.760 when you listen
00:45:39.240 to that is
00:45:40.740 that yes it
00:45:43.660 sounds almost
00:45:44.900 real not
00:45:46.440 quite it
00:45:48.320 sounds almost
00:45:48.900 real very
00:45:49.820 close the
00:45:51.600 lyrics to me
00:45:52.400 still sound AI
00:45:53.520 generated the
00:45:54.220 lyrics to me
00:45:54.840 sound like if
00:45:56.220 you went to
00:45:56.580 chat GPT and
00:45:57.460 ask that to
00:45:58.140 spit out
00:45:59.320 lyrics to a
00:46:01.300 you know to
00:46:03.520 a 60s folk
00:46:04.840 rock anti-war
00:46:06.200 song it's it's
00:46:07.620 what you would
00:46:07.980 come up with
00:46:08.500 but everything
00:46:09.860 else could easily
00:46:11.160 be human right
00:46:12.960 the the
00:46:13.640 the instrumentals
00:46:15.060 the melody
00:46:15.560 the the the
00:46:16.680 vocals in
00:46:18.520 particular sound
00:46:19.620 human and
00:46:21.620 that's a very
00:46:22.120 scary thing
00:46:22.680 because this is
00:46:23.440 where we are
00:46:23.900 right now
00:46:24.580 where will we
00:46:25.520 be a year
00:46:26.120 from now or
00:46:27.340 five years from
00:46:28.040 now about 10
00:46:29.720 years from now
00:46:30.320 everything will
00:46:31.960 be fake that's
00:46:32.940 that's where
00:46:33.420 we're gonna be
00:46:33.880 everything will
00:46:35.140 be AI we
00:46:37.680 will 10 years
00:46:38.400 from now we'll
00:46:38.920 be begging for
00:46:39.960 another Hank
00:46:40.580 Johnson tune
00:46:41.360 because at
00:46:41.740 least it's
00:46:42.100 human sort
00:46:42.820 of now is
00:46:45.140 that actually a
00:46:45.740 problem is it
00:46:48.060 really a problem
00:46:48.740 to have music
00:46:49.440 generated by AI
00:46:50.500 this is the
00:46:51.680 question that
00:46:52.100 people a lot
00:46:52.740 of people ask
00:46:53.360 and but it's
00:46:55.420 not it shouldn't
00:46:55.980 be a question
00:46:56.420 because the
00:46:56.820 answer is yes
00:46:57.620 okay yes it's a
00:46:59.520 massive problem
00:47:00.320 it is to me
00:47:01.900 obviously a
00:47:02.680 massive problem
00:47:03.320 and I get
00:47:04.540 actually really
00:47:05.800 angry at the
00:47:06.580 morons who
00:47:07.240 just shrug their
00:47:07.900 shoulders at this
00:47:08.940 sort of thing
00:47:09.580 shrug their
00:47:10.180 shoulders at
00:47:10.780 all the many
00:47:11.460 threats posed
00:47:13.100 by AI and
00:47:15.360 say oh you
00:47:16.420 know it's
00:47:17.660 fine what do
00:47:19.720 you mean that
00:47:20.100 this is what
00:47:20.660 they said about
00:47:21.120 the printing
00:47:21.560 press right
00:47:25.660 because we're
00:47:25.960 gonna drop
00:47:26.260 it's yeah this
00:47:27.380 this is just
00:47:27.820 like the
00:47:28.060 printing press
00:47:28.660 the printing
00:47:29.720 press which
00:47:30.120 was a a
00:47:31.000 new technology
00:47:31.920 to see that
00:47:34.600 you use to
00:47:35.660 produce the
00:47:37.400 written word
00:47:37.920 to write
00:47:38.540 as opposed
00:47:42.400 to this
00:47:42.700 technology
00:47:43.180 which just
00:47:43.860 does everything
00:47:45.200 for you
00:47:45.680 right it's
00:47:48.860 it's it's
00:47:49.600 like went
00:47:51.220 from horse
00:47:51.620 and buggy
00:47:52.060 to cars and
00:47:53.520 that was just
00:47:53.980 a new way to
00:47:54.600 drive there
00:47:56.080 was a new way
00:47:56.660 to get around
00:47:57.200 it was a new
00:47:58.020 it was a new
00:47:58.680 way for humans
00:47:59.540 to transport
00:48:00.380 themselves from
00:48:00.900 place to place
00:48:01.360 and then you
00:48:03.740 end up with
00:48:04.360 but now you
00:48:04.940 have self-driving
00:48:05.980 and so you're
00:48:07.820 just taking the
00:48:08.360 human being out
00:48:09.040 of the equation
00:48:09.520 entirely and
00:48:10.080 that's what's
00:48:10.380 happening here
00:48:10.920 and I so I
00:48:12.040 get I get
00:48:12.460 annoyed at the
00:48:13.000 people who
00:48:14.440 dismiss the
00:48:15.460 problems because
00:48:16.140 it's very clear
00:48:16.860 to me that
00:48:17.260 we're walking
00:48:17.760 straight into a
00:48:19.200 dystopian nightmare
00:48:20.420 and 10 years
00:48:21.000 from now all of
00:48:22.040 these clueless
00:48:22.600 morons who
00:48:23.260 didn't see the
00:48:23.680 problem are
00:48:24.580 gonna be looking
00:48:24.960 around as usual
00:48:25.960 because this is
00:48:26.220 how it always
00:48:26.640 goes they're
00:48:27.780 gonna be looking
00:48:28.100 around at what
00:48:29.400 their lives have
00:48:30.140 become and saying
00:48:31.080 hey what
00:48:31.420 happened man this
00:48:33.480 all came out of
00:48:34.120 nowhere no it
00:48:36.480 didn't you
00:48:38.640 idiots it was
00:48:39.980 right in front of
00:48:40.600 your face for
00:48:41.400 years it was
00:48:43.440 right in front of
00:48:43.980 your face and
00:48:44.740 people tried to
00:48:45.380 warn you about
00:48:46.080 it and you were
00:48:46.840 too stupid to
00:48:47.880 listen to them
00:48:48.600 and so now here
00:48:50.100 we are
00:48:50.540 look I mean
00:48:55.960 there are two
00:48:56.340 points here that
00:48:56.980 should clarify
00:48:57.500 things for us and
00:48:58.360 number one
00:48:59.020 when it you
00:49:01.700 know if we
00:49:01.980 want to try to
00:49:04.120 illuminate the
00:49:06.540 problems here
00:49:07.940 number one
00:49:09.840 art is an
00:49:11.540 essential aspect
00:49:12.460 of human
00:49:13.280 existence
00:49:13.740 human beings
00:49:14.680 have been
00:49:15.000 creating art
00:49:15.760 since the
00:49:16.320 beginning of
00:49:16.940 civilization
00:49:17.420 since before
00:49:18.020 civilization
00:49:18.600 it's what
00:49:19.260 makes us
00:49:19.600 human
00:49:19.920 you know
00:49:21.120 it's what
00:49:21.660 separates
00:49:22.120 one of the
00:49:22.500 one of the
00:49:22.940 fundamental
00:49:23.160 things that
00:49:23.540 separates us
00:49:24.000 from monkeys
00:49:24.600 and lizards
00:49:25.180 and birds
00:49:25.700 is that we
00:49:26.760 are the only
00:49:27.240 creatures on
00:49:27.800 the planet
00:49:28.200 the only
00:49:28.460 creatures in
00:49:28.900 the universe
00:49:29.320 so far as
00:49:29.840 we know
00:49:30.200 people who
00:49:31.180 create art
00:49:32.100 why do we
00:49:34.220 do it
00:49:34.600 well we do
00:49:35.040 it because we
00:49:35.600 have souls
00:49:36.640 because art
00:49:37.500 comes from the
00:49:38.120 soul it speaks
00:49:38.780 to the soul
00:49:39.280 a world without
00:49:40.400 any kind of
00:49:40.920 art a world
00:49:41.520 devoid of art
00:49:42.320 is a soulless
00:49:43.420 ugly black
00:49:45.600 void of a
00:49:46.560 world art
00:49:47.260 brings joy
00:49:48.080 it brings
00:49:48.480 beauty it
00:49:49.120 gives our
00:49:49.620 lives meaning
00:49:50.240 it reveals the
00:49:52.020 meaning in
00:49:52.880 our lives
00:49:53.560 we create art
00:49:55.460 because we're
00:49:55.900 human and
00:49:57.860 therefore a human
00:49:58.680 society without
00:49:59.620 art is not
00:50:00.720 really a human
00:50:01.540 society it is
00:50:02.300 an unhuman
00:50:03.020 and anti-human
00:50:04.260 society which
00:50:05.800 means therefore
00:50:06.500 that AI art
00:50:08.260 is not art
00:50:09.040 AI cannot
00:50:11.000 create art by
00:50:11.720 definition art
00:50:12.360 is a reflection
00:50:12.900 of the human
00:50:13.360 soul it comes
00:50:14.000 from our hearts
00:50:14.700 it comes from
00:50:15.160 our from our
00:50:15.720 souls art is
00:50:17.000 human expression
00:50:17.800 it is a person
00:50:18.620 revealing something
00:50:19.760 some truth from
00:50:22.420 deep within
00:50:23.200 themselves machines
00:50:24.120 can't do that
00:50:24.800 algorithms can't
00:50:26.240 do that
00:50:26.640 algorithms have
00:50:28.060 no interior
00:50:28.660 life they
00:50:29.340 have no soul
00:50:30.080 they have no
00:50:30.760 emotions
00:50:33.880 so they can't
00:50:35.980 make art
00:50:36.460 but what they
00:50:40.240 can do is
00:50:41.080 produce the
00:50:42.740 you know
00:50:45.740 something that
00:50:46.340 simulates art
00:50:47.200 they can produce
00:50:49.600 a mimicry of
00:50:50.540 art
00:50:50.780 and we're
00:50:53.700 going to get
00:50:53.920 to a point
00:50:54.260 where that's
00:50:56.260 all that exists
00:50:56.820 and the thing
00:50:57.500 is that
00:50:57.920 when you
00:51:01.460 you know
00:51:01.800 when we get
00:51:02.400 to a point
00:51:02.900 where it's
00:51:04.920 like 90%
00:51:05.800 of the top
00:51:06.660 songs on the
00:51:07.140 Spotify charts
00:51:07.880 or where a
00:51:08.300 billboard or
00:51:08.840 anything are
00:51:09.800 AI generated
00:51:10.740 well none of
00:51:13.540 that is real
00:51:14.720 like that's not
00:51:16.660 real so you
00:51:17.500 listen to it
00:51:18.400 it sounds like
00:51:19.340 it sounds like
00:51:20.800 art but it's
00:51:21.460 not really
00:51:22.180 and so you
00:51:23.840 don't get
00:51:24.080 any of the
00:51:24.400 benefits that
00:51:25.040 you get
00:51:25.480 any of the
00:51:25.880 human benefit
00:51:26.820 that you
00:51:29.420 get from
00:51:30.300 consuming
00:51:30.980 engaging in
00:51:31.840 art
00:51:32.120 and at the
00:51:34.480 same time
00:51:34.780 it cheapens
00:51:35.500 all of the
00:51:36.560 real art
00:51:36.980 that still
00:51:37.380 exists
00:51:37.820 like the
00:51:41.140 moment that
00:51:41.760 AI can take
00:51:42.440 over and
00:51:42.840 just do
00:51:43.260 this
00:51:43.640 that you
00:51:44.300 can go
00:51:44.700 to a
00:51:45.260 you can
00:51:45.780 just plug
00:51:46.180 a prompt
00:51:46.620 in
00:51:46.880 make me a
00:51:49.340 60s folk
00:51:49.960 anti-war
00:51:50.460 song
00:51:50.740 boom
00:51:51.100 spits it
00:51:52.020 out in
00:51:52.480 half a
00:51:52.760 second
00:51:53.040 well the
00:51:55.180 moment you
00:51:55.420 could do
00:51:55.600 that is
00:51:55.800 just it
00:51:56.100 cheapens the
00:51:56.580 whole art
00:51:56.900 form
00:51:57.260 it cheapens
00:51:59.060 and devalues
00:51:59.800 the whole
00:52:00.140 art form
00:52:00.600 and then
00:52:04.100 you have
00:52:04.480 you know
00:52:05.260 kids
00:52:06.160 it's like
00:52:06.880 we've
00:52:07.460 we've had
00:52:10.280 basically one
00:52:11.000 generation
00:52:11.840 I don't know
00:52:12.360 one and a
00:52:12.680 half generations
00:52:13.280 of kids
00:52:13.820 who grew up
00:52:15.460 in the
00:52:16.560 internet age
00:52:17.240 in that
00:52:17.620 like they
00:52:18.040 never knew
00:52:18.560 a world
00:52:19.180 where
00:52:20.180 that
00:52:21.080 where people
00:52:21.720 didn't have
00:52:22.680 the internet
00:52:23.940 in their
00:52:24.340 pocket
00:52:24.680 walking around
00:52:25.380 and you
00:52:27.700 look at what
00:52:28.140 that's done
00:52:28.600 to that
00:52:28.920 generation
00:52:29.320 of kids
00:52:29.540 how screwed
00:52:29.940 up
00:52:30.080 it's made
00:52:30.440 them
00:52:30.640 well now
00:52:32.160 we're going
00:52:32.400 to have a
00:52:32.680 generation
00:52:33.020 of kids
00:52:33.560 who don't
00:52:34.480 know a
00:52:34.940 world
00:52:35.220 without
00:52:35.620 AI
00:52:36.340 like AI
00:52:37.260 is just
00:52:37.540 going to
00:52:37.700 do
00:52:37.820 everything
00:52:38.120 they're
00:52:38.280 not going
00:52:38.480 to know
00:52:38.680 what it's
00:52:38.920 like to
00:52:39.340 not have
00:52:39.780 that
00:52:40.060 are any
00:52:43.440 of those
00:52:43.780 kids going
00:52:44.200 to bother
00:52:44.700 to like
00:52:45.080 pick up
00:52:45.400 a guitar
00:52:45.780 or sit
00:52:46.400 down
00:52:46.600 at a
00:52:47.040 piano
00:52:47.300 are they
00:52:49.980 going to
00:52:50.180 bother to
00:52:50.620 learn how
00:52:51.000 to sing
00:52:51.480 learn how
00:52:51.840 to create
00:52:52.260 music
00:52:52.720 when they
00:52:54.680 could just
00:52:55.080 quote unquote
00:52:56.660 create it
00:52:57.300 by plugging
00:52:57.720 a prompt
00:52:58.200 in
00:52:58.460 probably
00:53:01.060 not
00:53:01.420 so that's
00:53:03.440 what's at
00:53:03.700 stake here
00:53:04.200 and to
00:53:05.240 me I
00:53:05.580 see it
00:53:05.940 as
00:53:06.160 the death
00:53:08.480 of art
00:53:08.820 is what's
00:53:09.260 at stake
00:53:09.620 and anyone
00:53:11.840 who
00:53:12.280 doesn't see
00:53:13.920 the problem
00:53:14.320 with that
00:53:14.640 if I
00:53:14.800 have to
00:53:14.980 explain
00:53:15.360 it
00:53:15.500 anymore
00:53:15.880 anyone
00:53:17.260 who
00:53:17.420 would
00:53:17.480 say
00:53:17.580 what's
00:53:17.780 bro
00:53:17.960 what do
00:53:18.140 we need
00:53:18.320 art
00:53:18.500 for
00:53:18.660 what do
00:53:18.880 we need
00:53:19.100 art
00:53:19.340 for
00:53:19.660 anyone
00:53:21.400 who
00:53:21.540 would
00:53:21.660 say
00:53:21.840 that
00:53:22.100 is
00:53:22.300 already
00:53:22.700 like
00:53:22.980 not
00:53:23.240 human
00:53:23.620 I mean
00:53:24.520 honestly
00:53:24.900 like
00:53:25.220 you're
00:53:25.400 you're
00:53:25.680 barely
00:53:26.060 human
00:53:26.540 if you
00:53:27.440 don't
00:53:27.720 if you
00:53:28.380 if that
00:53:28.700 thought
00:53:29.060 is in
00:53:29.340 your mind
00:53:29.700 already
00:53:29.960 like you're
00:53:30.560 already
00:53:30.840 lost
00:53:31.420 you've
00:53:32.100 the machines
00:53:33.160 have taken
00:53:33.560 you
00:53:33.740 you are
00:53:34.160 a machine
00:53:34.580 like you
00:53:35.180 are
00:53:35.480 basically
00:53:35.980 AI
00:53:36.360 I mean
00:53:40.360 it's like
00:53:40.700 we were
00:53:44.180 on vacation
00:53:44.720 we went
00:53:45.080 out to
00:53:45.320 the mountains
00:53:45.760 and we're
00:53:46.380 up in the
00:53:46.960 mountains
00:53:47.180 and we're
00:53:47.380 looking at
00:53:47.780 this
00:53:47.940 beautiful
00:53:48.400 horizon
00:53:50.320 and it's
00:53:50.780 just
00:53:50.940 mountains
00:53:51.680 and green
00:53:52.360 and
00:53:52.760 anyone
00:53:55.860 who would
00:53:56.140 look at
00:53:56.420 that and
00:53:56.760 say
00:53:56.940 what do
00:53:57.340 you need
00:53:57.500 that for
00:53:57.940 beauty
00:53:58.700 who cares
00:54:00.200 anyone
00:54:02.040 would say
00:54:02.460 that is
00:54:02.900 like not
00:54:03.400 is barely
00:54:03.900 human
00:54:04.180 you're
00:54:04.660 barely
00:54:04.940 human
00:54:05.280 you barely
00:54:06.060 have a
00:54:06.360 soul
00:54:06.560 and if
00:54:08.240 you have
00:54:08.480 that attitude
00:54:08.860 about art
00:54:09.400 and the
00:54:10.040 potential
00:54:10.520 death of
00:54:10.940 art
00:54:11.120 then you
00:54:11.600 barely
00:54:11.940 have a
00:54:12.220 human
00:54:12.400 soul
00:54:12.660 already
00:54:13.000 and I
00:54:14.640 can't
00:54:14.820 help you
00:54:15.060 on that
00:54:16.060 note
00:54:16.240 let's get
00:54:16.580 to the
00:54:17.000 comment
00:54:17.600 section
00:54:17.980 if you're
00:54:28.480 stressed
00:54:28.800 about
00:54:29.080 back
00:54:29.380 taxes
00:54:29.920 maybe you
00:54:30.440 missed the
00:54:30.720 April
00:54:30.920 deadline
00:54:31.260 or
00:54:31.620 your
00:54:32.040 books
00:54:32.360 are
00:54:32.540 a
00:54:32.660 mess
00:54:32.900 don't
00:54:33.440 wait
00:54:33.660 the
00:54:33.860 IRS
00:54:34.120 is
00:54:34.320 cracking
00:54:34.640 down
00:54:35.020 penalties
00:54:35.440 add up
00:54:35.860 fast
00:54:36.220 5%
00:54:36.840 per month
00:54:37.280 up to
00:54:37.540 25%
00:54:38.260 just for
00:54:38.640 not
00:54:38.780 filing
00:54:39.100 but
00:54:39.980 there's
00:54:40.340 help
00:54:40.500 Tax
00:54:40.840 Network
00:54:41.020 USA
00:54:41.300 can
00:54:41.700 take
00:54:41.960 the
00:54:42.140 tax
00:54:42.400 burden
00:54:42.700 off
00:54:43.140 of
00:54:43.320 your
00:54:43.440 shoulders
00:54:43.760 and
00:54:44.020 stop
00:54:44.420 the
00:54:44.680 spiral
00:54:45.020 before
00:54:45.340 it
00:54:45.480 gets
00:54:45.620 worse
00:54:45.880 they've
00:54:46.500 helped
00:54:46.640 thousands
00:54:46.940 of
00:54:47.120 Americans
00:54:47.500 whether
00:54:47.820 you're
00:54:48.080 an
00:54:48.180 employee
00:54:48.520 a
00:54:48.820 small
00:54:49.040 business
00:54:49.320 owner
00:54:49.600 or
00:54:50.060 haven't
00:54:50.300 filed in
00:54:50.640 years
00:54:50.860 messy books
00:54:51.560 no problem
00:54:52.120 they've
00:54:52.760 seen it
00:54:53.000 all
00:54:53.180 and know
00:54:53.440 exactly how
00:54:53.940 to clean
00:54:54.200 it up
00:54:54.480 with direct
00:54:55.240 access to
00:54:55.880 powerful IRS
00:54:56.560 programs and
00:54:57.160 expert negotiators on
00:54:58.000 your side
00:54:58.320 Tax Network
00:54:59.020 USA knows how
00:55:00.880 to win and
00:55:01.580 you'll get a
00:55:02.040 free consultation
00:55:02.680 and learn all
00:55:03.500 about if you
00:55:04.060 qualify they may
00:55:04.980 even be able to
00:55:05.460 reduce or
00:55:05.980 eliminate what
00:55:06.720 you owe
00:55:07.080 more importantly
00:55:07.800 they'll help
00:55:09.260 protect you from
00:55:09.980 wage garnishments
00:55:10.760 or bank levies
00:55:11.460 so don't wait for
00:55:12.440 the next IRS letter
00:55:13.340 call 800-958-1000
00:55:15.080 or visit
00:55:15.440 TNUSA.com
00:55:16.340 slash
00:55:16.580 Walsh
00:55:16.840 to talk to
00:55:17.440 a real expert
00:55:18.080 at Tax
00:55:18.900 Network
00:55:19.340 USA
00:55:19.700 take the
00:55:20.680 pressure off
00:55:21.240 let Tax
00:55:21.940 Network
00:55:22.200 USA
00:55:22.520 handle your
00:55:23.460 tax issues
00:55:24.040 all right
00:55:25.320 a few
00:55:25.480 comments
00:55:25.980 as a
00:55:26.660 Trump supporter
00:55:27.120 I've never
00:55:27.560 seen a man
00:55:28.120 look weaker
00:55:28.640 and out of
00:55:29.060 touch
00:55:29.440 with his
00:55:30.260 following
00:55:31.220 than in
00:55:31.580 recent days
00:55:31.960 my high
00:55:32.300 respect for
00:55:32.700 him has
00:55:32.880 fallen
00:55:33.120 sharply
00:55:33.500 and it
00:55:33.740 just
00:55:33.880 makes
00:55:34.060 me
00:55:34.160 feel
00:55:34.300 sick
00:55:34.620 it's
00:55:35.060 a
00:55:35.140 feeling
00:55:35.300 of
00:55:35.440 great
00:55:35.600 betrayal
00:55:35.940 and
00:55:36.100 abuse
00:55:36.360 of
00:55:36.480 hard-earned
00:55:36.820 trust
00:55:37.080 we
00:55:37.240 reinstated
00:55:37.660 Trump
00:55:37.880 as
00:55:38.020 our
00:55:38.140 leader
00:55:38.360 based
00:55:38.700 upon
00:55:38.920 the
00:55:39.080 justice
00:55:39.340 he
00:55:39.540 promises
00:55:39.840 one
00:55:40.100 thing
00:55:40.300 to
00:55:40.420 humbly
00:55:40.660 admit
00:55:40.940 that
00:55:41.460 no
00:55:41.580 evidence
00:55:41.880 of
00:55:42.020 wrongdoing
00:55:42.400 can be
00:55:42.660 found
00:55:42.880 along
00:55:43.120 with
00:55:43.260 a
00:55:43.360 transparent
00:55:43.720 report
00:55:44.140 of
00:55:44.540 what
00:55:44.600 was
00:55:44.740 uncovered
00:55:45.060 but
00:55:45.340 instead
00:55:45.580 of
00:55:45.740 treat
00:55:45.960 the
00:55:46.100 American
00:55:46.300 people
00:55:46.640 like
00:55:47.760 heartless
00:55:48.780 idiots
00:55:49.080 was a
00:55:49.640 slap
00:55:49.840 in
00:55:49.940 the
00:55:50.020 face
00:55:50.260 that
00:55:50.460 no
00:55:50.600 one
00:55:50.700 expected
00:55:51.080 we're
00:55:51.700 all
00:55:51.840 currently
00:55:52.120 stumbling
00:55:52.440 around
00:55:52.660 disbelief
00:55:53.120 with
00:55:53.300 reddened
00:55:53.640 faces
00:55:53.900 from
00:55:54.180 Trump's
00:55:54.480 heavy
00:55:54.680 backhand
00:55:55.220 what
00:55:55.780 the
00:55:55.880 hell
00:55:56.000 did
00:55:56.160 you
00:55:56.260 do
00:55:56.540 to
00:55:56.640 us
00:55:56.780 Mr.
00:55:56.960 Trump
00:55:57.260 are
00:55:57.500 you
00:55:57.640 busy
00:55:57.860 making
00:55:58.160 America
00:55:58.640 gaslit
00:55:59.320 again
00:55:59.640 look
00:56:01.220 I mean
00:56:02.100 there's
00:56:02.520 a lot
00:56:02.780 I've
00:56:02.940 seen
00:56:03.120 so many
00:56:03.420 comments
00:56:03.700 like
00:56:03.920 this
00:56:04.220 and
00:56:04.720 this
00:56:07.000 is a
00:56:07.300 deeply
00:56:07.660 felt
00:56:08.060 sentiment
00:56:08.740 for
00:56:09.140 a lot
00:56:09.620 of
00:56:09.720 people
00:56:10.040 Trump
00:56:11.300 has
00:56:11.420 done
00:56:11.560 a lot
00:56:11.840 of
00:56:11.920 great
00:56:12.120 things
00:56:12.580 in
00:56:13.000 this
00:56:13.180 term
00:56:13.420 there's
00:56:13.540 no
00:56:13.640 question
00:56:13.880 about
00:56:14.140 it
00:56:14.280 nobody
00:56:14.540 is
00:56:14.860 trying
00:56:15.620 to
00:56:15.820 downplay
00:56:16.360 or
00:56:16.620 deny
00:56:16.940 that
00:56:17.300 I
00:56:18.000 know
00:56:18.140 that
00:56:18.280 I'm
00:56:18.440 not
00:56:18.700 and
00:56:19.900 I
00:56:20.080 talk
00:56:20.380 even
00:56:21.440 today
00:56:22.020 about
00:56:22.460 the
00:56:23.420 great
00:56:23.620 things
00:56:23.820 that
00:56:23.940 Trump
00:56:24.080 has
00:56:24.220 done
00:56:24.460 but
00:56:27.800 I've
00:56:28.060 never
00:56:28.240 seen
00:56:28.580 him
00:56:29.060 misread
00:56:29.580 the
00:56:29.760 base
00:56:30.160 the
00:56:30.540 way
00:56:30.740 that
00:56:30.900 he
00:56:31.000 has
00:56:31.340 on
00:56:31.600 this
00:56:31.800 issue
00:56:32.080 it's
00:56:33.580 not
00:56:33.840 just
00:56:34.260 the
00:56:34.460 fact
00:56:34.840 that
00:56:35.020 they
00:56:35.140 aren't
00:56:35.320 releasing
00:56:35.700 the
00:56:35.900 files
00:56:36.280 and
00:56:36.460 all
00:56:36.580 that
00:56:36.840 it's
00:56:37.100 the
00:56:37.280 tone
00:56:37.720 I
00:56:37.920 mean
00:56:37.980 that's
00:56:38.160 what
00:56:38.300 you're
00:56:38.440 getting
00:56:38.600 at
00:56:38.760 your
00:56:38.880 comment
00:56:39.180 and
00:56:40.020 I
00:56:40.100 think
00:56:40.220 the
00:56:40.340 thing
00:56:40.460 that
00:56:40.560 you
00:56:40.620 found
00:56:40.820 particularly
00:56:41.140 galling
00:56:41.580 I
00:56:41.680 know
00:56:41.760 that
00:56:41.880 I
00:56:42.000 did
00:56:42.140 it's
00:56:42.860 the
00:56:43.000 tone
00:56:43.220 it's
00:56:43.340 the
00:56:43.480 attitude
00:56:43.900 right
00:56:45.220 it's
00:56:45.460 it's
00:56:45.720 the
00:56:45.820 gaslighting
00:56:46.420 it's
00:56:46.660 it's
00:56:46.880 that's
00:56:47.120 what
00:56:47.200 irks
00:56:47.380 a lot
00:56:47.600 of
00:56:47.680 people
00:56:47.960 me
00:56:49.440 included
00:56:49.780 when
00:56:50.980 Trump
00:56:51.200 says
00:56:51.500 are
00:56:51.680 people
00:56:52.140 still
00:56:52.320 talking
00:56:52.640 about
00:56:52.900 this
00:56:53.220 Epstein
00:56:53.500 thing
00:56:53.860 why
00:56:54.800 are
00:56:54.920 people
00:56:55.060 talking
00:56:55.360 about
00:56:55.560 that
00:56:55.780 it's
00:56:56.000 like
00:56:56.120 come
00:56:56.280 on
00:56:56.440 man
00:56:56.680 don't
00:56:59.720 do
00:57:00.060 that
00:57:00.360 don't
00:57:00.880 pretend
00:57:01.360 all of
00:57:01.720 a
00:57:01.840 sudden
00:57:02.020 like
00:57:02.240 you
00:57:02.360 don't
00:57:02.660 understand
00:57:03.280 why
00:57:03.480 we
00:57:03.680 care
00:57:04.100 right
00:57:06.940 that
00:57:07.280 that's
00:57:07.920 that's
00:57:08.720 gaslighting
00:57:09.260 that's
00:57:09.400 what
00:57:09.500 gaslighting
00:57:09.940 is
00:57:10.200 and
00:57:12.500 that
00:57:12.920 really
00:57:13.180 is
00:57:13.300 a
00:57:13.380 problem
00:57:13.560 now
00:57:14.180 the
00:57:14.300 other
00:57:14.420 thing
00:57:14.560 too
00:57:14.740 is
00:57:14.880 that
00:57:15.080 if
00:57:17.140 the
00:57:18.540 DOJ
00:57:18.940 had
00:57:19.080 come
00:57:19.220 out
00:57:19.400 and
00:57:19.560 said
00:57:19.800 well
00:57:21.000 look
00:57:21.180 we
00:57:21.380 can't
00:57:21.940 find
00:57:22.240 any
00:57:22.440 files
00:57:22.860 or
00:57:24.300 we
00:57:24.460 can't
00:57:24.780 find
00:57:25.100 a
00:57:25.260 list
00:57:25.460 or
00:57:25.620 files
00:57:26.080 because
00:57:26.560 that
00:57:27.140 stuff
00:57:27.340 has
00:57:27.440 been
00:57:27.560 destroyed
00:57:28.080 it
00:57:29.680 looks
00:57:29.840 like
00:57:29.980 there's
00:57:30.120 been
00:57:30.240 some
00:57:30.400 sort
00:57:30.580 of
00:57:30.680 cover
00:57:30.900 up
00:57:31.160 now
00:57:33.120 I
00:57:33.280 would
00:57:33.420 have
00:57:33.560 personally
00:57:33.980 found
00:57:34.340 that
00:57:34.580 to be
00:57:35.080 a
00:57:35.420 very
00:57:35.700 credible
00:57:36.480 possibility
00:57:37.080 that
00:57:39.380 all
00:57:40.180 the
00:57:40.360 really
00:57:40.580 incriminating
00:57:41.020 stuff
00:57:41.460 that
00:57:41.740 incriminates
00:57:42.340 very
00:57:43.460 powerful
00:57:44.080 and
00:57:44.220 prominent
00:57:44.400 people
00:57:44.820 would
00:57:45.540 at
00:57:45.680 this
00:57:45.900 point
00:57:46.140 no
00:57:46.360 longer
00:57:46.760 exist
00:57:47.280 because
00:57:47.720 the
00:57:48.680 evidence
00:57:49.080 would
00:57:49.760 have
00:57:49.840 been
00:57:49.980 destroyed
00:57:50.340 but
00:57:52.980 if
00:57:53.740 that's
00:57:54.040 the
00:57:54.200 answer
00:57:54.560 then
00:57:55.040 you
00:57:55.140 come
00:57:55.320 out
00:57:55.460 and
00:57:55.560 say
00:57:55.720 that
00:57:56.000 and
00:57:57.660 you
00:57:57.900 don't
00:57:58.140 try
00:57:58.280 to
00:57:58.440 mock
00:57:58.780 us
00:57:59.060 or
00:57:59.180 belittle
00:57:59.440 us
00:57:59.720 for
00:57:59.920 caring
00:58:00.300 and
00:58:01.660 then
00:58:01.780 the
00:58:01.940 follow
00:58:02.180 up
00:58:02.380 is
00:58:02.700 okay
00:58:03.460 now
00:58:03.900 we
00:58:04.060 got
00:58:04.160 to
00:58:04.280 figure
00:58:04.480 out
00:58:04.880 who
00:58:05.540 destroyed
00:58:05.980 it
00:58:06.240 there's
00:58:07.980 a
00:58:08.080 cover
00:58:08.280 up
00:58:08.380 going
00:58:08.620 on
00:58:08.800 we're
00:58:08.960 going
00:58:09.020 to
00:58:09.040 get
00:58:09.140 to
00:58:09.240 the
00:58:09.400 bottom
00:58:09.660 of
00:58:09.920 it
00:58:10.080 this
00:58:10.580 thing
00:58:10.800 goes
00:58:11.060 deeper
00:58:11.360 than
00:58:11.600 we
00:58:11.760 thought
00:58:12.100 and
00:58:12.560 the
00:58:14.100 investigation
00:58:14.760 continues
00:58:15.580 and
00:58:15.920 gets
00:58:16.160 even
00:58:16.360 more
00:58:16.580 serious
00:58:16.940 from
00:58:17.180 here
00:58:17.420 that's
00:58:20.500 a
00:58:20.820 different
00:58:21.080 answer
00:58:21.460 and
00:58:21.620 that's
00:58:21.780 not
00:58:21.940 the
00:58:22.080 answer
00:58:22.280 that
00:58:22.420 we
00:58:22.520 got
00:58:22.820 let's
00:58:25.600 see
00:58:25.780 there
00:58:26.140 is
00:58:26.280 a
00:58:26.380 door
00:58:26.540 number
00:58:26.760 three
00:58:27.100 the
00:58:27.260 current
00:58:27.400 administration
00:58:27.780 is
00:58:28.060 using
00:58:28.320 the
00:58:28.460 list
00:58:28.620 to
00:58:28.780 blackmail
00:58:29.260 the
00:58:29.420 people
00:58:29.640 on
00:58:29.860 it
00:58:29.980 themselves
00:58:30.540 yeah
00:58:30.840 I've
00:58:31.000 heard
00:58:31.100 this
00:58:31.300 theory
00:58:31.640 I
00:58:34.480 don't
00:58:34.780 really
00:58:34.960 buy
00:58:35.200 it
00:58:35.360 and
00:58:36.060 if
00:58:36.220 it's
00:58:36.400 true
00:58:36.720 I'm
00:58:37.520 still
00:58:37.860 not
00:58:38.640 happy
00:58:38.920 about
00:58:39.140 it
00:58:39.300 we've
00:58:40.480 had
00:58:40.600 enough
00:58:40.800 blackmail
00:58:41.460 now
00:58:41.800 we
00:58:42.220 want
00:58:42.420 them
00:58:42.560 punished
00:58:43.020 right
00:58:45.720 because
00:58:45.880 the
00:58:45.960 whole
00:58:46.060 point
00:58:46.220 of
00:58:46.320 blackmailing
00:58:46.960 is
00:58:47.080 you're
00:58:47.200 saying
00:58:47.500 okay
00:58:47.820 if
00:58:48.140 you
00:58:48.260 don't
00:58:48.440 do
00:58:48.600 what
00:58:48.720 we
00:58:48.840 want
00:58:49.160 we're
00:58:49.380 going
00:58:49.480 to
00:58:49.540 release
00:58:49.840 this
00:58:50.040 information
00:58:50.500 and
00:58:50.960 you're
00:58:51.100 going
00:58:51.180 to
00:58:51.200 be
00:58:51.300 in
00:58:51.400 trouble
00:58:51.620 well
00:58:53.280 no
00:58:53.420 there's
00:58:53.640 no
00:58:53.780 no
00:58:54.380 they
00:58:54.560 should
00:58:54.700 be
00:58:54.800 in
00:58:54.920 trouble
00:58:55.120 they
00:58:56.700 just
00:58:56.920 need
00:58:57.060 to
00:58:57.140 be
00:58:57.240 in
00:58:57.360 trouble
00:58:57.540 they
00:58:57.700 need
00:58:57.800 to
00:58:57.860 be
00:58:57.960 punished
00:58:58.300 for
00:58:59.100 what
00:58:59.260 they
00:58:59.400 did
00:58:59.680 kudos
00:59:04.960 to
00:59:05.140 Matt
00:59:05.340 for
00:59:05.560 calling
00:59:05.940 out
00:59:06.140 his
00:59:06.280 own
00:59:06.400 political
00:59:06.680 side
00:59:07.160 I'm
00:59:07.820 saying
00:59:08.000 this
00:59:08.140 completely
00:59:08.360 unironically
00:59:08.860 it takes
00:59:09.140 a lot
00:59:09.260 of
00:59:09.340 courage
00:59:09.520 to
00:59:09.660 stand
00:59:09.800 up
00:59:09.920 to
00:59:09.980 your
00:59:10.060 enemies
00:59:10.260 but
00:59:10.500 it
00:59:10.600 takes
00:59:10.760 even
00:59:10.920 more
00:59:11.080 courage
00:59:11.340 to
00:59:11.480 stand
00:59:11.640 up
00:59:11.740 to
00:59:11.820 your
00:59:11.940 friends
00:59:12.200 that's
00:59:12.460 what
00:59:12.540 Professor
00:59:12.940 McGonagall
00:59:13.980 said
00:59:14.220 at the
00:59:14.460 end
00:59:14.680 of
00:59:14.880 the
00:59:15.280 first
00:59:15.600 Harry
00:59:15.880 Potter
00:59:16.280 book
00:59:17.220 movie
00:59:17.840 yeah
00:59:18.460 it was
00:59:18.560 a good
00:59:18.720 reference
00:59:19.080 there
00:59:19.380 I
00:59:20.320 appreciate
00:59:20.620 that
00:59:20.840 reference
00:59:21.300 you
00:59:22.220 know
00:59:22.260 I
00:59:22.380 kind
00:59:22.560 of
00:59:22.640 relate
00:59:22.880 it
00:59:23.000 back
00:59:23.220 to
00:59:23.400 what
00:59:23.720 I
00:59:24.520 think
00:59:24.720 about
00:59:24.960 like
00:59:35.560 that
00:59:36.080 was
00:59:36.180 that
00:59:36.300 was
00:59:36.400 a
00:59:36.460 powerful
00:59:36.640 moment
00:59:36.900 too
00:59:37.060 I
00:59:37.140 think
00:59:37.280 about
00:59:37.460 that
00:59:37.780 in
00:59:39.100 relation
00:59:39.420 to
00:59:39.600 this
00:59:39.860 I
00:59:41.280 was
00:59:41.400 a
00:59:41.500 contractor
00:59:41.900 that
00:59:42.080 worked
00:59:42.260 with
00:59:42.420 government
00:59:42.740 employees
00:59:43.120 for my
00:59:43.440 entire
00:59:43.720 30 plus
00:59:44.200 year
00:59:44.420 career
00:59:44.760 I
00:59:45.000 can
00:59:45.120 tell
00:59:45.340 you
00:59:45.580 that
00:59:45.820 what
00:59:45.940 Matt
00:59:46.380 says
00:59:46.620 about
00:59:46.880 government
00:59:47.200 employees
00:59:47.500 is
00:59:47.660 spot
00:59:47.940 on
00:59:48.260 of
00:59:48.760 the
00:59:48.860 hundreds
00:59:49.100 if not
00:59:49.380 thousands
00:59:49.680 of
00:59:49.840 government
00:59:50.040 employees
00:59:50.360 I
00:59:50.520 encounter
00:59:50.800 over my
00:59:51.120 career
00:59:51.340 I
00:59:51.760 can
00:59:51.860 count
00:59:52.020 the
00:59:52.160 number
00:59:52.360 of
00:59:52.480 good
00:59:52.660 ones
00:59:52.920 on
00:59:53.040 one
00:59:53.240 hand
00:59:53.480 yeah
00:59:54.240 I
00:59:54.400 obviously
00:59:54.700 have
00:59:54.880 a
00:59:54.960 very
00:59:55.120 dim
00:59:55.340 view
00:59:55.560 of
00:59:55.700 federal
00:59:55.920 workers
00:59:56.260 but
00:59:56.420 there
00:59:56.560 are
00:59:56.660 plenty
00:59:56.860 of
00:59:57.020 them
00:59:57.280 who
00:59:58.680 actually
00:59:58.980 do
00:59:59.180 important
00:59:59.480 jobs
00:59:59.880 and
01:00:00.020 do
01:00:00.120 them
01:00:00.280 well
01:00:00.560 I
01:00:01.500 do
01:00:01.680 think
01:00:01.920 that
01:00:02.100 some
01:00:02.440 government
01:00:02.800 jobs
01:00:03.280 should
01:00:03.700 exist
01:00:04.100 I'm
01:00:04.240 not
01:00:04.340 an
01:00:04.460 anarchist
01:00:05.000 we
01:00:06.060 do
01:00:06.240 need
01:00:06.440 a
01:00:06.580 government
01:00:06.900 and
01:00:07.480 so
01:00:07.640 that
01:00:07.740 means
01:00:07.900 you
01:00:07.980 need
01:00:08.100 people
01:00:08.460 human
01:00:09.060 beings
01:00:09.440 working
01:00:09.840 in
01:00:10.020 these
01:00:10.160 jobs
01:00:10.460 the
01:00:11.740 problem
01:00:12.060 is
01:00:12.240 that
01:00:12.400 the
01:00:12.580 bloat
01:00:12.940 is
01:00:13.100 so
01:00:13.280 extreme
01:00:13.820 and
01:00:14.080 in
01:00:14.200 such
01:00:14.360 a
01:00:14.520 state
01:00:14.820 that
01:00:15.120 there
01:00:15.300 are
01:00:15.500 now
01:00:15.900 at
01:00:16.940 a
01:00:17.080 minimum
01:00:24.960 themselves
01:00:25.400 and
01:00:27.120 so
01:00:27.260 we
01:00:27.380 talk
01:00:27.620 about
01:00:27.780 I
01:00:27.940 know
01:00:28.240 I
01:00:28.380 say
01:00:28.520 all
01:00:28.620 the
01:00:28.700 time
01:00:28.860 you
01:00:28.960 got
01:00:29.060 these
01:00:29.200 federal
01:00:29.440 workers
01:00:29.780 who
01:00:29.940 sit
01:00:30.060 around
01:00:30.260 doing
01:00:30.440 nothing
01:00:30.660 all
01:00:30.820 day
01:00:31.080 and
01:00:32.060 that's
01:00:32.260 effectively
01:00:32.740 true
01:00:33.100 but
01:00:33.400 it's
01:00:34.940 it's
01:00:35.300 not that
01:00:35.580 they
01:00:35.720 have
01:00:35.900 nothing
01:00:36.180 to do
01:00:36.540 or
01:00:36.780 they
01:00:37.120 have
01:00:37.240 no
01:00:37.400 job
01:00:37.660 titles
01:00:37.940 that
01:00:38.100 they're
01:00:38.240 really
01:00:38.540 their
01:00:38.800 job
01:00:39.560 what
01:00:41.720 they
01:00:42.300 are
01:00:42.540 doing
01:00:43.160 if
01:00:43.660 they're
01:00:43.780 doing
01:00:44.000 anything
01:00:44.320 is
01:00:45.000 just
01:00:45.340 justifying
01:00:46.040 the
01:00:46.200 fact
01:00:46.400 that
01:00:46.500 their
01:00:46.620 job
01:00:46.860 exists
01:00:47.140 in
01:00:47.260 the
01:00:47.340 first
01:00:47.480 place
01:00:47.740 and
01:00:48.860 that's
01:00:54.960 here's
01:01:00.080 a wild
01:01:00.320 thought
01:01:00.560 instead
01:01:00.820 of
01:01:01.000 just
01:01:01.240 nodding
01:01:01.680 along
01:01:02.020 with
01:01:02.260 whatever
01:01:02.520 hot
01:01:02.780 take
01:01:02.980 crossed
01:01:03.280 your
01:01:03.420 feet
01:01:03.560 this
01:01:03.700 morning
01:01:03.900 you
01:01:04.380 ever
01:01:04.520 cracked
01:01:05.320 open
01:01:05.580 the
01:01:05.720 constitution
01:01:06.220 yourself
01:01:07.320 the
01:01:08.080 dusty
01:01:08.460 old
01:01:08.680 document
01:01:09.040 everyone
01:01:09.300 claims
01:01:09.700 to be
01:01:09.900 defending
01:01:10.220 but
01:01:10.440 apparently
01:01:10.740 nobody
01:01:11.060 has
01:01:11.200 time
01:01:11.400 to
01:01:11.520 read
01:01:11.700 that's
01:01:12.340 why
01:01:12.460 I'm
01:01:12.640 thrilled
01:01:12.880 that
01:01:13.080 Hillsdale
01:01:13.380 College
01:01:13.640 is
01:01:13.800 offering
01:01:14.060 a
01:01:14.240 brand
01:01:14.480 new
01:01:14.660 free
01:01:14.960 online
01:01:15.220 course
01:01:15.500 called
01:01:15.820 The
01:01:16.060 Federalist
01:01:16.680 papers
01:01:17.480 were
01:01:17.760 written
01:01:18.280 primarily
01:01:18.660 by
01:01:18.900 Alexander
01:01:19.240 Hamilton
01:01:19.600 and
01:01:19.900 James
01:01:20.100 Madison
01:01:20.420 to
01:01:20.580 explain
01:01:20.940 how
01:01:21.680 our
01:01:21.840 constitution
01:01:22.200 creates
01:01:22.580 a
01:01:22.720 government
01:01:23.000 strong
01:01:23.620 enough
01:01:23.840 to
01:01:23.980 protect
01:01:24.240 your
01:01:24.440 rights
01:01:24.720 but
01:01:24.920 safe
01:01:25.240 enough
01:01:25.560 not
01:01:26.600 to
01:01:26.780 trample
01:01:27.140 them
01:01:27.380 the
01:01:27.940 founders
01:01:28.240 knew
01:01:28.600 that
01:01:28.740 we'd
01:01:29.000 need
01:01:29.480 to
01:01:29.680 stay
01:01:29.920 vigilant
01:01:30.260 to
01:01:30.540 preserve
01:01:31.020 republican
01:01:31.520 self-government
01:01:32.220 and that
01:01:32.960 responsibility
01:01:33.420 falls on
01:01:34.020 us today
01:01:34.340 I personally
01:01:34.720 love that
01:01:35.080 Hillsdale
01:01:35.360 College
01:01:35.740 course
01:01:36.720 breaks
01:01:37.120 it all
01:01:37.400 down
01:01:37.620 into
01:01:37.800 10
01:01:38.180 digestible
01:01:38.940 30
01:01:39.300 minute
01:01:39.500 lectures
01:01:39.880 you can
01:01:40.180 take
01:01:40.440 at your
01:01:40.720 own
01:01:40.880 pace
01:01:41.140 which
01:01:41.700 comes
01:01:41.820 in handy
01:01:42.160 for
01:01:42.400 those
01:01:42.640 of us
01:01:42.840 with
01:01:42.960 busy
01:01:43.180 schedules
01:01:43.560 completely
01:01:44.020 free
01:01:44.420 definitely
01:01:45.460 worth
01:01:45.760 your
01:01:45.900 time
01:01:46.140 plus
01:01:46.380 they've
01:01:46.580 got
01:01:46.760 over
01:01:47.000 40
01:01:47.520 other
01:01:48.240 free
01:01:48.620 courses
01:01:48.980 covering
01:01:49.320 everything
01:01:49.600 from
01:01:49.880 C.S.
01:01:50.280 Lewis
01:01:50.460 to
01:01:50.740 Roman
01:01:51.020 history
01:01:51.380 to
01:01:51.620 ancient
01:01:51.920 Christianity
01:01:52.420 not bad
01:01:53.700 for the
01:01:53.900 price
01:01:54.180 of
01:01:54.440 absolutely
01:01:55.260 nothing
01:01:55.760 go right
01:01:56.500 now
01:01:56.640 to
01:01:56.780 hillsdale.edu
01:01:57.540 slash
01:01:57.880 walsh
01:01:58.140 to enroll
01:01:58.540 there's
01:01:58.820 no cost
01:01:59.340 it's
01:01:59.600 easy
01:01:59.820 to get
01:02:00.020 started
01:02:00.260 that's
01:02:00.500 hillsdale.edu
01:02:01.300 slash
01:02:01.720 walsh
01:02:02.460 to enroll
01:02:02.960 for free
01:02:04.200 again
01:02:04.720 hillsdale.edu
01:02:05.840 slash
01:02:06.300 walsh
01:02:06.720 everyone's still
01:02:08.220 talking about
01:02:08.720 our latest
01:02:09.100 addition to
01:02:09.560 the daily
01:02:09.780 wire
01:02:10.000 isabelle
01:02:10.480 brown
01:02:10.800 her
01:02:11.000 brand new
01:02:11.480 show
01:02:11.780 premieres
01:02:12.160 this fall
01:02:12.600 exclusively
01:02:13.100 on
01:02:13.300 daily
01:02:13.440 wire
01:02:13.580 plus
01:02:13.880 but
01:02:14.180 don't
01:02:14.420 worry
01:02:14.660 there's
01:02:14.980 plenty
01:02:15.220 more
01:02:15.500 on the
01:02:15.780 way
01:02:16.020 as we
01:02:16.800 celebrate
01:02:17.120 a decade
01:02:17.620 of the
01:02:17.940 daily
01:02:18.120 wire
01:02:18.420 yes we're
01:02:18.900 celebrating
01:02:19.280 our victories
01:02:19.840 because who
01:02:20.500 doesn't love
01:02:20.940 winning but
01:02:21.820 we're also
01:02:22.260 fighting harder
01:02:22.900 than ever
01:02:23.280 the left
01:02:23.740 wants to
01:02:24.220 silence
01:02:24.560 your voice
01:02:25.020 we make
01:02:25.700 it louder
01:02:26.080 they want
01:02:26.720 open borders
01:02:27.240 we demand
01:02:27.760 law and
01:02:28.040 order
01:02:28.220 they want
01:02:28.620 drag shows
01:02:29.160 for kids
01:02:29.640 we make
01:02:30.020 documentaries
01:02:30.540 that expose
01:02:31.200 the truth
01:02:31.600 they cancel
01:02:32.800 we create
01:02:33.440 this is the
01:02:33.800 time to be
01:02:34.180 part of a
01:02:34.560 community that
01:02:35.140 fights back
01:02:35.820 and wins
01:02:36.520 so go to
01:02:37.120 dailywireplus.com
01:02:38.280 and join the
01:02:39.380 fight today
01:02:39.860 now let's get
01:02:40.500 to our
01:02:40.720 daily
01:02:40.900 cancellation
01:02:41.400 today we
01:02:48.500 have
01:02:48.880 admittedly
01:02:49.560 an entirely
01:02:50.200 unnecessary
01:02:50.800 daily
01:02:51.280 cancellation
01:02:51.680 because we're
01:02:52.340 going to
01:02:52.520 cancel
01:02:52.800 Gavin Newsom
01:02:53.780 a man
01:02:54.220 who is
01:02:54.680 by default
01:02:55.240 always
01:02:55.740 canceled
01:02:56.140 on this
01:02:56.600 show
01:02:56.840 and also
01:02:57.300 a man
01:02:57.680 whose
01:02:58.000 flaws
01:02:58.380 are so
01:02:58.760 numerous
01:02:59.100 and obvious
01:02:59.680 that you
01:03:00.100 don't need
01:03:00.380 me to
01:03:00.620 point them
01:03:00.920 out for
01:03:01.240 you
01:03:01.360 but
01:03:01.580 we're
01:03:02.340 going to
01:03:02.460 cancel
01:03:02.660 them
01:03:02.780 anyway
01:03:03.000 just
01:03:03.260 because
01:03:03.600 I'm
01:03:03.820 really
01:03:03.980 annoyed
01:03:04.220 by this
01:03:04.800 clip
01:03:05.160 that I'm
01:03:05.560 about
01:03:05.720 to play
01:03:06.040 the
01:03:06.760 governor
01:03:07.120 of
01:03:07.260 California
01:03:07.600 soon to
01:03:07.920 be
01:03:08.020 presidential
01:03:08.380 candidate
01:03:08.840 appeared
01:03:09.220 recently
01:03:09.540 on the
01:03:09.800 Sean Ryan
01:03:10.340 show
01:03:10.680 and towards
01:03:10.980 the end
01:03:11.180 of the
01:03:11.300 interview
01:03:11.560 the subject
01:03:12.840 turned to
01:03:13.400 the trans
01:03:13.920 issue
01:03:14.220 Newsom
01:03:15.340 continued
01:03:15.740 his unceremonious
01:03:16.840 and unexplained
01:03:17.800 and as we'll
01:03:18.360 see very
01:03:18.820 clumsy
01:03:19.340 backpedal
01:03:20.200 on the
01:03:21.220 issue
01:03:21.520 this is a
01:03:21.880 guy who
01:03:22.260 was once
01:03:23.040 such an
01:03:23.620 enthusiastic
01:03:24.200 peddler of
01:03:25.000 extreme
01:03:25.420 LGBT
01:03:25.780 propaganda
01:03:26.160 that he
01:03:27.020 unironically
01:03:27.640 used the
01:03:28.080 term Latin
01:03:28.640 X on
01:03:29.240 multiple
01:03:29.560 occasions
01:03:30.000 but now
01:03:31.260 that he
01:03:31.500 has ambitions
01:03:32.100 to hold
01:03:32.620 national office
01:03:33.280 he's
01:03:33.600 pretending
01:03:33.900 to be
01:03:34.280 a more
01:03:34.720 moderate
01:03:35.160 voice
01:03:35.900 but
01:03:37.340 he can't
01:03:38.540 explain
01:03:39.020 this
01:03:39.300 pivot
01:03:39.600 or
01:03:39.940 articulate
01:03:40.580 what
01:03:41.060 exactly
01:03:41.580 changed
01:03:42.420 for him
01:03:42.900 and never
01:03:44.300 has that
01:03:44.620 been more
01:03:45.040 obvious
01:03:45.500 than when
01:03:46.640 Sean Ryan
01:03:47.200 asked Newsom
01:03:48.340 how he feels
01:03:49.800 about gender
01:03:50.460 transitions
01:03:50.920 for children
01:03:51.700 Newsom who
01:03:53.420 was once a
01:03:54.020 big fan
01:03:54.460 of castrating
01:03:55.140 kids
01:03:55.480 now has
01:03:56.660 this to
01:03:57.100 say on
01:03:57.500 the subject
01:03:57.860 what about
01:03:59.280 for your
01:03:59.740 values
01:04:00.180 I mean
01:04:00.480 is eight
01:04:01.180 years old
01:04:01.720 too young
01:04:02.280 yeah
01:04:02.920 I mean
01:04:03.300 look
01:04:03.520 now that
01:04:06.100 I have
01:04:06.300 a nine
01:04:06.600 year old
01:04:07.020 just
01:04:07.440 became
01:04:08.120 nine
01:04:08.480 come on
01:04:09.580 man
01:04:09.860 I get
01:04:10.660 it
01:04:10.880 so those
01:04:12.420 are
01:04:12.540 legit
01:04:12.980 you know
01:04:14.100 it's
01:04:15.220 interesting
01:04:15.760 just
01:04:16.100 the issue
01:04:17.280 of age
01:04:17.920 I haven't
01:04:19.200 as I
01:04:20.680 am
01:04:20.900 as someone
01:04:22.280 that's been
01:04:22.780 so focused
01:04:23.840 on
01:04:24.260 equality
01:04:25.780 broadly
01:04:27.140 LGBT
01:04:27.880 rights
01:04:29.040 particularly
01:04:29.540 though
01:04:29.740 gay
01:04:29.960 marriage
01:04:30.460 the trans
01:04:31.520 issue
01:04:31.780 for me
01:04:32.200 is also
01:04:32.900 novel
01:04:33.660 it's
01:04:34.280 over the
01:04:35.420 last few
01:04:35.880 years
01:04:36.280 I'm
01:04:37.160 trying to
01:04:37.680 understand
01:04:37.960 as much
01:04:38.360 as anyone
01:04:38.740 else
01:04:39.120 and
01:04:39.620 this notion
01:04:41.120 of gender
01:04:41.900 affirming
01:04:42.220 care for
01:04:42.680 children
01:04:43.060 that's
01:04:43.920 tough
01:04:44.160 man
01:04:44.420 and the
01:04:45.320 science
01:04:45.640 on that
01:04:46.080 I haven't
01:04:47.560 dove
01:04:48.160 that deep
01:04:48.820 into it
01:04:49.180 but
01:04:49.340 I read
01:04:50.320 one report
01:04:50.960 and then
01:04:51.220 there's
01:04:51.380 one
01:04:51.520 that's
01:04:51.720 slightly
01:04:51.960 contradictory
01:04:52.560 and then
01:04:52.980 they said
01:04:53.300 there's
01:04:53.760 no
01:04:53.940 contradictory
01:04:54.500 here's
01:04:54.940 what
01:04:55.060 the UK
01:04:55.420 just came
01:04:55.940 out with
01:04:56.280 you're
01:04:56.680 full
01:04:56.820 of
01:04:56.980 shit
01:04:57.200 it's
01:04:57.700 absolutely
01:04:58.320 scientifically
01:04:59.120 sound
01:04:59.660 that it's
01:04:59.980 outrageous
01:05:00.380 you know
01:05:01.100 and so
01:05:01.460 it's
01:05:02.200 intense
01:05:03.220 oh well
01:05:04.520 okay then
01:05:05.540 thank you
01:05:06.460 for that
01:05:06.780 eloquent
01:05:07.300 dissertation
01:05:07.760 on the
01:05:08.200 topic
01:05:08.460 governor
01:05:08.820 in just
01:05:09.440 case you
01:05:09.800 missed
01:05:10.040 any of
01:05:10.420 this
01:05:10.720 brilliant
01:05:11.140 man's
01:05:11.560 brilliant
01:05:11.780 response
01:05:12.320 let me
01:05:12.960 just read
01:05:13.220 a partial
01:05:13.600 transcript
01:05:14.080 this was
01:05:15.240 his response
01:05:15.740 to the
01:05:16.060 question
01:05:16.300 of whether
01:05:16.640 eight-year-olds
01:05:17.560 are too
01:05:18.580 young
01:05:18.960 for sex
01:05:19.560 changes
01:05:19.880 a question
01:05:20.640 that any
01:05:20.980 rational
01:05:21.360 adult
01:05:21.680 should be
01:05:22.060 able to
01:05:22.320 answer
01:05:22.560 in one
01:05:23.020 simple
01:05:23.280 word
01:05:23.580 which is
01:05:23.920 yes
01:05:24.240 yes
01:05:25.660 they're
01:05:25.880 too
01:05:26.020 young
01:05:26.320 or two
01:05:27.520 words
01:05:27.800 hell
01:05:28.000 yes
01:05:28.320 or at
01:05:28.960 most
01:05:29.140 five
01:05:29.440 words
01:05:29.780 hell
01:05:30.060 yes
01:05:30.340 are you
01:05:30.720 insane
01:05:31.100 you know
01:05:31.460 that would
01:05:31.720 be a fine
01:05:32.100 answer
01:05:32.400 too
01:05:32.660 but it took
01:05:33.320 the governor
01:05:33.620 a lot more
01:05:34.120 than five
01:05:34.500 words
01:05:34.840 here's the
01:05:35.300 transcript
01:05:35.700 what he said
01:05:36.060 he said
01:05:36.280 yeah I mean
01:05:37.900 look
01:05:38.280 I now that
01:05:39.540 I have a
01:05:39.860 nine-year-old
01:05:40.400 just became
01:05:41.140 nine
01:05:41.620 come on
01:05:42.460 man I
01:05:42.760 get it
01:05:43.220 so those
01:05:44.420 are legit
01:05:45.000 you know
01:05:45.300 it's
01:05:45.440 interesting
01:05:45.940 just the
01:05:46.660 issue
01:05:46.900 of age
01:05:47.400 I
01:05:47.600 haven't
01:05:47.980 it's
01:05:48.160 interesting
01:05:48.660 as I
01:05:49.240 and I'm
01:05:49.540 not
01:05:49.820 as someone
01:05:50.500 who's been
01:05:50.900 so focused
01:05:51.560 on equality
01:05:52.100 broadly
01:05:52.520 LGBT gay
01:05:53.480 marriage
01:05:53.800 the trans
01:05:54.360 issue
01:05:54.540 for me
01:05:54.780 is also
01:05:55.180 novel
01:05:55.580 it's
01:05:56.040 it's
01:05:56.460 over the
01:05:56.820 last few
01:05:57.180 years
01:05:57.460 I'm trying
01:05:58.240 to understand
01:05:58.600 like anyone
01:05:58.980 else
01:05:59.260 the whole
01:05:59.500 pronoun
01:05:59.800 thing
01:06:00.160 I'm trying
01:06:00.460 to understand
01:06:00.900 all that
01:06:01.380 that was
01:06:02.160 like I mean
01:06:02.780 all that
01:06:03.280 stuff
01:06:03.600 I get it
01:06:04.520 of course
01:06:06.560 you can't
01:06:06.840 forget the
01:06:07.120 hand signals
01:06:07.680 when you're
01:06:08.020 reading a
01:06:08.420 Gavin Newsom
01:06:09.040 quote
01:06:09.780 you know
01:06:10.200 he's always
01:06:10.480 doing the
01:06:10.920 he's doing
01:06:11.360 the
01:06:11.560 I don't
01:06:12.100 know what
01:06:12.360 all this
01:06:12.760 is
01:06:12.980 looks like
01:06:13.620 he's
01:06:13.780 directing
01:06:14.100 planes
01:06:14.620 on a runway
01:06:15.060 or like
01:06:15.440 he's a sign
01:06:15.900 language
01:06:16.200 interpreter
01:06:16.580 who isn't
01:06:17.120 actually
01:06:17.380 fluent
01:06:17.700 in sign
01:06:18.020 language
01:06:18.420 although
01:06:18.900 based on
01:06:19.200 that quote
01:06:19.540 it would
01:06:19.720 also seem
01:06:20.120 that he
01:06:20.300 isn't
01:06:20.460 fluent
01:06:20.660 in English
01:06:21.060 either
01:06:21.400 but in
01:06:22.360 any case
01:06:22.700 there are
01:06:24.480 just two
01:06:25.220 points I
01:06:25.560 want to
01:06:25.720 make here
01:06:26.100 and we
01:06:26.540 won't
01:06:26.760 belabor it
01:06:27.560 but first
01:06:28.120 of all
01:06:28.500 Newsom
01:06:29.800 is attempting
01:06:30.280 to moderate
01:06:31.300 on the
01:06:31.860 trans issue
01:06:32.480 in the only
01:06:32.980 way that he
01:06:33.340 can
01:06:33.680 if he also
01:06:34.920 wants to
01:06:35.300 preserve any
01:06:35.840 hope of
01:06:36.240 winning a
01:06:36.560 Democrat
01:06:36.840 primary
01:06:37.260 so he
01:06:38.140 can't
01:06:38.420 come out
01:06:38.840 and be
01:06:39.200 fully
01:06:39.620 rational
01:06:40.180 and sane
01:06:40.940 and clear
01:06:41.440 because
01:06:41.900 rational
01:06:42.360 sane
01:06:42.640 clear people
01:06:43.140 don't win
01:06:44.040 Democrat
01:06:44.380 primaries
01:06:44.820 but he
01:06:45.140 also can't
01:06:46.160 be a
01:06:46.720 whack job
01:06:47.220 trans activist
01:06:47.940 because
01:06:48.240 whack job
01:06:48.740 trans activists
01:06:49.300 don't win
01:06:49.780 general elections
01:06:50.460 this is the
01:06:51.320 box that
01:06:51.960 every Democrat
01:06:52.560 on the national
01:06:52.940 stage has
01:06:53.400 created for
01:06:53.900 themselves
01:06:54.280 Newsom is
01:06:56.000 now staking
01:06:56.660 out the
01:06:57.040 only ground
01:06:57.640 available to
01:06:58.320 him
01:06:58.520 which is
01:06:59.940 why he's
01:07:00.360 adopting
01:07:00.720 this kind
01:07:01.180 of
01:07:01.620 aw shucks
01:07:02.360 tone
01:07:03.100 of a guy
01:07:03.720 who isn't
01:07:04.460 quite sure
01:07:04.920 what's going
01:07:05.320 on but
01:07:05.700 he's trying
01:07:06.300 to figure
01:07:06.620 it out
01:07:07.000 it's all
01:07:08.060 so complicated
01:07:08.720 it's tough
01:07:09.300 it's intense
01:07:09.880 it's so
01:07:10.320 intense man
01:07:10.920 come on
01:07:11.300 man
01:07:11.600 this is a
01:07:12.660 tough one
01:07:13.140 geez
01:07:14.240 it's like
01:07:14.640 wow
01:07:15.540 am I right
01:07:16.540 now an
01:07:18.780 approach like
01:07:19.220 this would
01:07:19.620 make a lot
01:07:20.080 of sense
01:07:20.460 and be
01:07:20.780 totally
01:07:21.040 credible
01:07:21.400 if Sean
01:07:22.020 Ryan had
01:07:22.440 asked him
01:07:22.860 to give
01:07:23.320 his take
01:07:23.760 on like
01:07:24.300 quantum
01:07:24.700 mechanics
01:07:25.260 or something
01:07:25.860 but that's
01:07:27.100 not what
01:07:27.400 Ryan asked
01:07:27.940 he instead
01:07:28.500 he asked
01:07:28.900 whether we
01:07:29.420 should castrate
01:07:30.160 eight-year-old
01:07:30.620 boys to turn
01:07:31.320 them into
01:07:31.600 girls
01:07:31.920 it's not
01:07:33.700 a tough
01:07:33.940 question
01:07:34.300 it's not
01:07:35.500 complicated
01:07:35.900 it's not
01:07:37.360 something that
01:07:37.980 you need to
01:07:38.460 figure out
01:07:38.920 and you
01:07:39.660 certainly
01:07:39.940 shouldn't
01:07:40.440 still be
01:07:41.040 figuring it
01:07:41.500 out years
01:07:41.960 later
01:07:42.240 we're
01:07:43.700 supposed to
01:07:44.020 believe that
01:07:44.360 Newsom has
01:07:45.140 spent the
01:07:45.480 last 10
01:07:46.000 years of
01:07:46.540 his life
01:07:46.940 deeply
01:07:48.020 reflecting on
01:07:48.980 the question
01:07:49.400 of whether
01:07:50.360 we should try
01:07:51.000 to turn
01:07:51.480 boys into
01:07:52.200 girls
01:07:52.620 and 10
01:07:54.060 years into
01:07:54.440 these reflections
01:07:54.980 he still
01:07:56.060 isn't sure
01:07:56.600 this is supposed
01:07:58.460 to be a more
01:07:58.960 palatable
01:07:59.460 response than
01:08:00.280 a full-fledged
01:08:01.120 endorsement of
01:08:01.760 trans ideology
01:08:02.400 but if
01:08:03.420 anything
01:08:03.740 it somehow
01:08:05.100 manages to
01:08:05.740 be I would
01:08:06.240 argue
01:08:06.620 maybe less
01:08:07.880 palatable
01:08:08.380 it kind of
01:08:09.760 reminds me of
01:08:10.200 the people that
01:08:10.700 you run into
01:08:11.160 on occasion
01:08:11.700 online anyway
01:08:12.520 who will
01:08:13.500 say that
01:08:14.040 they aren't
01:08:14.720 in the
01:08:15.260 flat earth
01:08:16.000 cult but
01:08:16.720 they're open
01:08:17.300 to the
01:08:17.620 flat earth
01:08:18.020 arguments
01:08:18.540 you know
01:08:19.760 you hear that
01:08:20.160 every once
01:08:20.440 in a while
01:08:20.560 and I can
01:08:21.400 understand
01:08:21.880 conceptually
01:08:22.560 conceptually
01:08:24.800 I can understand
01:08:25.340 the concept
01:08:25.900 of someone
01:08:26.520 being totally
01:08:27.280 insane
01:08:27.740 and thinking
01:08:29.040 that the earth
01:08:29.420 is flat
01:08:29.800 I can also
01:08:31.280 understand
01:08:31.700 being sane
01:08:32.400 and normal
01:08:32.840 and knowing
01:08:33.280 that the earth
01:08:33.640 isn't flat
01:08:34.120 I can't
01:08:35.700 understand
01:08:36.180 knowing that
01:08:37.400 the earth
01:08:37.700 isn't flat
01:08:38.300 but being
01:08:38.900 open to
01:08:39.620 the possibility
01:08:40.380 that it
01:08:40.820 is
01:08:41.280 and that's
01:08:42.700 the kind
01:08:42.940 of middle
01:08:43.240 ground
01:08:43.580 between
01:08:43.940 insanity
01:08:44.520 and sanity
01:08:45.240 that Newsom
01:08:46.060 and many
01:08:47.240 other Democrats
01:08:47.800 are trying
01:08:48.460 to stake
01:08:48.820 for themselves
01:08:49.380 and it
01:08:49.820 just doesn't
01:08:50.200 work
01:08:50.460 it will
01:08:51.520 never work
01:08:52.560 secondly
01:08:54.220 as we
01:08:54.620 see all
01:08:55.000 these
01:08:55.220 former
01:08:55.640 believers
01:08:56.120 in the
01:08:56.440 trans
01:08:56.740 cause
01:08:57.300 throw down
01:08:57.940 their
01:08:58.120 trans
01:08:58.500 flags
01:08:58.860 and retreat
01:08:59.380 I do want
01:09:00.480 to make
01:09:00.720 another thing
01:09:01.160 very clear
01:09:01.640 which is
01:09:02.100 that I'm
01:09:02.660 happy
01:09:03.000 that at
01:09:03.760 this point
01:09:04.260 there's
01:09:05.540 almost nobody
01:09:06.400 left on the
01:09:07.060 public stage
01:09:07.780 who's willing
01:09:08.300 to outright
01:09:09.000 defend the
01:09:10.080 castration
01:09:10.740 and mutilation
01:09:11.160 of children
01:09:11.680 almost nobody
01:09:13.940 will outright
01:09:14.700 defend it
01:09:15.240 and that's
01:09:16.220 a very
01:09:16.440 positive
01:09:16.880 development
01:09:17.420 but
01:09:19.380 if you
01:09:20.540 ever did
01:09:21.320 defend it
01:09:22.040 you are
01:09:23.720 not welcome
01:09:24.680 on team
01:09:25.900 sanity
01:09:26.380 you will
01:09:27.800 never be
01:09:28.340 welcome
01:09:28.640 here
01:09:28.920 like I
01:09:30.600 know we're
01:09:30.880 supposed to
01:09:31.240 be gracious
01:09:31.740 and merciful
01:09:32.460 after winning
01:09:33.340 the battle
01:09:33.800 but frankly
01:09:34.320 I'm not a
01:09:35.800 very gracious
01:09:36.260 or merciful
01:09:36.660 person
01:09:37.000 I don't
01:09:37.560 pretend to
01:09:37.880 be
01:09:38.100 not on
01:09:39.000 an issue
01:09:39.240 like this
01:09:39.820 because if
01:09:40.800 you ever
01:09:41.120 claimed
01:09:41.740 that men
01:09:42.640 are women
01:09:43.100 that biological
01:09:44.780 sex doesn't
01:09:45.500 exist
01:09:45.980 that men
01:09:46.680 can get
01:09:47.020 pregnant
01:09:47.340 that boys
01:09:48.080 can become
01:09:48.440 girls
01:09:48.780 it tells
01:09:50.280 us that
01:09:50.680 you are
01:09:50.960 either
01:09:51.300 so
01:09:51.800 incredibly
01:09:52.300 stupid
01:09:52.860 as to
01:09:54.140 have
01:09:54.300 bought
01:09:54.620 into
01:09:54.840 that
01:09:55.040 propaganda
01:09:55.540 or
01:09:56.700 that
01:09:56.900 you're
01:09:57.040 so
01:09:57.220 incredibly
01:09:57.600 soulless
01:09:58.300 and dishonest
01:09:59.100 and cowardly
01:09:59.880 as to have
01:10:00.340 pretended
01:10:00.800 that you
01:10:01.280 bought
01:10:01.480 into it
01:10:01.800 in either
01:10:02.140 case
01:10:02.520 you have
01:10:03.340 permanently
01:10:03.980 discredited
01:10:04.720 yourself
01:10:05.200 it's the same
01:10:07.160 reason why
01:10:07.600 I would never
01:10:07.940 trust a
01:10:08.420 sex predator
01:10:09.040 around my
01:10:09.580 kids
01:10:09.920 or anyone
01:10:10.680 else's
01:10:11.060 kids
01:10:11.340 even if
01:10:12.360 he claims
01:10:12.760 to have
01:10:13.000 reformed
01:10:13.620 and changed
01:10:14.020 his ways
01:10:14.520 it's the same
01:10:15.600 reason why
01:10:15.960 I'll never
01:10:16.220 trust the word
01:10:16.820 of a pathological
01:10:17.520 liar
01:10:17.860 even if
01:10:18.200 he says
01:10:18.480 he isn't
01:10:18.740 a pathological
01:10:19.280 liar
01:10:19.520 anymore
01:10:19.800 there are
01:10:20.680 things you
01:10:21.060 can do
01:10:21.340 in life
01:10:21.840 positions
01:10:23.520 you can
01:10:23.880 take
01:10:24.240 things you
01:10:25.320 can say
01:10:25.760 that are
01:10:27.120 so deeply
01:10:27.700 deranged
01:10:28.320 and debased
01:10:28.980 and evil
01:10:29.440 that they
01:10:29.800 become
01:10:30.080 permanent
01:10:30.700 irreversible
01:10:31.560 stains
01:10:32.120 on your
01:10:32.620 reputation
01:10:33.120 and your
01:10:33.600 credibility
01:10:33.960 and this
01:10:34.880 is one
01:10:35.140 of those
01:10:35.360 things
01:10:35.720 now of
01:10:38.040 course there
01:10:38.300 are a million
01:10:38.600 other reasons
01:10:39.100 why Gavin
01:10:39.540 Newsom has
01:10:39.960 no credibility
01:10:40.520 and should
01:10:40.880 never be
01:10:41.200 trusted or
01:10:41.580 taken
01:10:41.740 seriously
01:10:42.080 this is
01:10:42.400 just one
01:10:42.720 of them
01:10:42.980 and it's
01:10:43.940 also just
01:10:44.380 one of
01:10:45.060 the reasons
01:10:45.500 though a
01:10:46.280 very significant
01:10:46.760 reason why
01:10:47.560 Gavin Newsom
01:10:48.240 is today
01:10:49.020 cancelled
01:10:50.120 that'll do it
01:10:51.400 for the show
01:10:51.660 today
01:10:51.800 thanks for
01:10:52.080 watching
01:10:52.280 thanks for
01:10:52.560 listening
01:10:52.780 talk to you
01:10:53.300 tomorrow
01:10:53.640 have a great
01:10:54.020 day
01:10:54.320 God speak
01:10:55.060 out
01:11:02.060 yeah
01:11:02.700 yeah
01:11:03.500 yeah
01:11:06.120 you