The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1630 - Violent Black Mobs Beat Up White People In Cincinnati. The Media Remains Silent

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, videos have gone viral of violent moms attacking random people

00:00:04.100 in Cincinnati over the weekend. The corporate media has put a complete blackout on the story.

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00:02:05.620 Several decades ago, an academic named Scott Cummings wrote a book entitled Left Behind in

00:02:10.960 Rosedale. It was about the very rapid decline of a large area in Fort Worth, Texas during the 1970s as

00:02:16.640 the black population exploded and white residents fled. It's a very stark transformation. From 1950

00:02:21.560 to 1990, Rosedale went from roughly 100% white to more than 80% black. At the time, pretty much

00:02:27.420 every commentator was describing this phenomenon, which was also taking place all over the country

00:02:31.020 in hundreds of different cities, as quote-unquote white flight. And these commentators derided white

00:02:35.960 people as bigots for fleeing the wonders of diversity. But none of these commentators spent any

00:02:41.160 time investigating what happened to the white people who, for one reason or another,

00:02:44.780 remained in urban areas as this demographic shift took place. But oftentimes, these whites were

00:02:51.600 elderly and poor, so they had no choice but to remain where they were. And what happened to them,

00:02:56.660 Scott Cummings asked. What he found was that, in no uncertain terms, the remaining white population

00:03:02.140 was terrorized. They were robbed, sexually assaulted, beaten seemingly for sport. Their homes were torched.

00:03:07.740 One elderly white man told Cummings he had been stabbed repeatedly by a black man while he was

00:03:13.440 walking on the sidewalk for no apparent reason. A white man in his mid-70s was working on his house

00:03:17.860 using a ladder when a group of black adolescents approached. They shook the ladder until he fell

00:03:21.340 off, and then they beat him with a two-by-four. From 1977 to 1982, the attacks intensified.

00:03:27.260 Elderly women were sexually assaulted repeatedly in their own homes. As a result of these kinds of

00:03:32.020 attacks, Cummings wrote, quote, the senior citizens of Rosedale lived in constant fear.

00:03:37.200 After documenting the extremely high rate of crime and anti-white violence in the area,

00:03:41.620 Cummings spoke to a man named Lee Ellens, who served as the director of a youth program in Rosedale.

00:03:47.260 Cummings was hoping to hear, at a minimum, that civic leaders in Rosedale, people with influence and

00:03:51.640 authority, were aware of the problem and concerned about it. So Cummings asked, quote,

00:03:58.120 what do you think can be done with the situation with old white people living in black neighborhoods?

00:04:04.820 But after about a minute, Ellens made clear that no one actually cared about what was happening

00:04:08.540 and had no plans to stop it. Here's how Cummings summarized the response he received, quote,

00:04:13.640 in a couple of years, the problem would go away. Pretty soon, there would be no elderly whites in

00:04:17.100 Rosedale. Consequently, it wasn't worth investing a lot of time and energy worrying about it.

00:04:22.180 Meanwhile, Cummings' colleagues in academia had a similar attitude. They implied that the white victims

00:04:26.260 deserved it. As one professor told Cummings, quote, their ancestors were probably yucking it up when

00:04:31.580 blacks were being lynched by clamsmen. Left Behind in Rosedale is available online. It's in its entirety.

00:04:37.440 You can pull it up and read it in excruciating detail and see how the U.S. government left white

00:04:42.600 people to fend for themselves as their communities descended into crime and violence, all in the name

00:04:46.760 of civil rights and social progress. And it's worth a look, if only as an antidote to all of the

00:04:53.500 propaganda about white flight that you've probably been forced to consume in your life. But really,

00:04:59.100 you don't have to read Left Behind in Rosedale for the simple reason that not much has changed since

00:05:03.780 the 1980s. Ask the white farmers in South Africa, the ones who are desperately trying to flee to the

00:05:07.940 United States at the moment. Just ask them how safe they feel on their own property. Well, for that

00:05:13.600 matter, talk to white people who are unfortunate enough to be living in Cincinnati at the moment.

00:05:18.200 These are white Americans who thought their city was distinct from South Africa, because after all,

00:05:24.100 South Africa is about 10,000 miles away. And over in South Africa, they're much poorer than we are

00:05:29.720 here. They don't have jobs or a lot of infrastructure, at least since the end of apartheid. So how similar

00:05:36.580 could downtown Cincinnati really be as compared to South Africa? Well, as it turns out, Rosedale is

00:05:43.060 essentially South Africa, which is also Cincinnati, which is also every other city in this country.

00:05:48.640 That is to say, in every context, when you introduce mandatory diversity, life becomes

00:05:53.420 much more dangerous for everybody, including white people. That's a historical and statistical fact. I mean,

00:06:00.620 it's borne out by all the data over the past half century. You can call that statement

00:06:04.680 whatever label you want, but it just happens to be true. And that's not just because crime goes up in

00:06:11.680 general, although it does. It's true because crime specifically also targeting whites become

00:06:17.720 commonplace. Early Saturday morning in downtown Cincinnati, near the city, the site of the city's

00:06:22.840 ongoing music festival celebrating black culture, used to be a jazz festival, and now it's, I guess,

00:06:28.860 just a general kind of music festival. Several of these anti-white attacks took place on camera.

00:06:34.460 And in one case, a white man was knocked to the ground by several attackers who continued to pummel his

00:06:39.620 head once he was on the ground. In another case, a white woman was punched directly in the head,

00:06:44.520 knocked unconscious as she hit the pavement. Blood starts streaming from her mouth. And we can't show

00:06:50.320 you all this footage in its entirety. In fact, we can show you very little of it. But I mean, you can

00:06:55.360 find all of it on online if you want to see it. But here's a sense of what it looked like. Watch.

00:07:00.120 Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh!

00:07:14.820 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

00:07:44.820 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

00:07:59.160 whoa, whoa.

00:08:12.540 You know, it's funny because it was just a couple of years ago

00:08:40.220 that Joe Biden and Merrick Garland informed us

00:08:42.660 that white supremacy was the single greatest domestic threat this country faced.

00:08:47.920 But neither Biden nor Garland has to walk around American cities alone after dark

00:08:52.740 without dozens of armed bodyguards.

00:08:55.920 They don't have to deal with getting sucker punched and brutally beaten in random assaults.

00:09:00.960 But that's the reality of what's happening in the middle of major American cities.

00:09:05.100 The police chief in Cincinnati and various politicians are willing to condemn these acts

00:09:09.660 of violence, in the abstract at least.

00:09:12.840 They're saying that it's wrong for a mob to brutally assault innocent people.

00:09:16.660 So we appreciate their courageous moral clarity on that point.

00:09:20.600 But strangely enough, they're not willing to say a word about the race of the attackers

00:09:24.740 or the race of the victims.

00:09:25.940 And of course, it goes without saying, but I will say it,

00:09:29.220 if the victims were racial minorities and the attackers were white,

00:09:32.000 then it'd be a very different story.

00:09:33.360 There'd be instantaneous ActBlue-funded riots in every American city.

00:09:36.740 Not to mention relentless, constant media coverage.

00:09:41.420 But because the victims were white, most national media outlets aren't covering this at all.

00:09:47.100 I mean, it's as if the footage doesn't exist.

00:09:49.440 That includes CNN, ABC, NBC, MSNBC, The New York Times, Washington Post, CBS.

00:09:54.780 A near total corporate media blackout.

00:09:57.840 They will not touch it.

00:09:59.760 To the extent that local news is covering the violence,

00:10:02.280 they're omitting race from the story entirely.

00:10:04.320 Watch.

00:10:06.000 Yeah, council member Mark Jeffery said this fight happened at 3 a.m. today.

00:10:11.440 We've got new video tonight as police piece together exactly how and why this started.

00:10:16.900 And state lawmakers take notice.

00:10:19.380 A massive fight between more than a dozen people in the middle of the street.

00:10:24.160 At 4th and Elm, just a block uphill from Pacor Stadium, videos posted online show punches and kicks being thrown,

00:10:33.640 continuing after a man is knocked to the ground.

00:10:36.680 As the fight goes on, videos show a man punching a woman, knocking her unconscious.

00:10:42.020 Chief Teresa Fiji called it a sudden dispute between individuals following a verbal altercation,

00:10:48.880 saying,

00:10:49.440 I am in complete disgust waking up to the viral video many of you have now seen.

00:10:54.840 The implication is that there was a vague verbal altercation and that there needs to be an investigation,

00:10:59.960 you know, to figure out what happened here.

00:11:01.760 Meanwhile, the anti-white brigade on social media,

00:11:03.840 they're desperately searching for a way to justify what happened.

00:11:07.060 We need context, they're saying.

00:11:08.800 But here's the problem, another thing that should go without saying.

00:11:14.300 There is no context where it would be okay for multiple people to jump and pummel one person

00:11:20.500 and continue beating that person even after they're on the ground.

00:11:25.660 There especially aren't any words that that person could possibly say that would begin to justify it.

00:11:33.420 The implication of the news coverage is that race is irrelevant to the story

00:11:36.740 because really it could have been anyone doing the kicking,

00:11:39.480 but we all know that's not true.

00:11:40.680 We all know these videos only go one way.

00:11:42.760 I mean, if you hear about a video where members of one race are stomping someone else

00:11:46.220 while they're on the ground,

00:11:48.620 you immediately know which party is which.

00:11:52.140 Maybe we all know that, but you're supposed to deny that reality even when you're the victim.

00:11:56.020 Consider the story of white left-wing Ohio State University graduate student Gregory Wheeler.

00:12:03.360 He was playing Pokemon Go in a park in Ohio with his friend Samantha Halb a few years ago

00:12:09.920 when they were surrounded and brutally beaten by a large mob of black kids,

00:12:13.080 all of them under the age of 18.

00:12:14.940 And then for good measure, the mob shot Wheeler several times.

00:12:17.720 Now, you might think that if you were nearly murdered in a park in this manner,

00:12:23.660 you'd conclude that you need to get out of this neighborhood immediately.

00:12:27.020 And then you might wonder, what went wrong with all these families?

00:12:30.600 Where are these kids' fathers?

00:12:33.680 I mean, I wasn't just attacked by white children or Asian children.

00:12:37.060 Why is that?

00:12:39.400 But Gregory Wheeler didn't ask any of those questions.

00:12:41.280 Instead, here's what he told the Columbus Monthly.

00:12:43.240 Quoting from the article, quote,

00:12:44.080 Gregory Wheeler, who was shot three times during a late-July robbery in Linden Park,

00:12:49.080 detailed his feelings surrounding the incident,

00:12:50.800 where he was attacked by a group of about a dozen children,

00:12:52.880 ranging in the age of 11 to 17, by his estimate,

00:12:56.800 before he was shot from behind as he sought help at a nearby house.

00:13:00.460 I'm not angry at those who attacked me, he wrote,

00:13:03.060 though I am saddened.

00:13:04.900 Wheeler went on to express solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement.

00:13:08.640 His attackers were black,

00:13:10.020 as well as some of the concerns that plagued him.

00:13:12.180 In those moments, he lay bleeding on that stranger's front porch.

00:13:15.800 Was his friend Samantha okay?

00:13:17.120 She was.

00:13:18.240 Would innocent lives be lost in the drive to bring the guilty to justice?

00:13:21.820 Thankfully not.

00:13:23.620 Is locking any young person away for an extended period of time

00:13:26.420 the best means of rehabilitation?

00:13:28.520 Yes, he's telling us that as he was laying bleeding on the sidewalk,

00:13:35.880 after being shot three times in the back,

00:13:38.260 he was thinking to himself,

00:13:40.260 would imprisoning my attackers be the best means of rehabilitation

00:13:45.060 for these poor wayward youth?

00:13:49.220 That's what was going through his mind.

00:13:50.580 I don't know what's worse,

00:13:51.320 if he actually was thinking that in the moment,

00:13:53.320 or if he's lying and pretending that he was.

00:13:54.860 I don't know what's worse.

00:13:57.780 Yes, even getting beaten and shot several times by a mob of black kids

00:14:01.100 wasn't enough to prevent Gregory Wheeler

00:14:02.660 from expressing solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement,

00:14:06.420 or lamenting whether the police would randomly kill innocent people

00:14:09.160 as they investigated his attack.

00:14:12.200 On the left and in the center,

00:14:13.700 the issue is completely firewalled.

00:14:15.480 You're expected to die before you're allowed to talk about it.

00:14:19.440 Remember this story from Baltimore just a few months ago?

00:14:21.480 Roughly 15 black teenagers brutally assaulted a 12-year-old white boy

00:14:24.580 in an apartment complex,

00:14:25.580 but police announced that there would be no hate crime charges

00:14:28.180 and that several of the attackers wouldn't be charged at all.

00:14:32.600 Watch.

00:14:33.640 Police say charges have been filed against five of the eight individuals

00:14:39.560 that police say were directly involved in this assault,

00:14:43.080 all of the accused at least 13 years old or younger.

00:14:48.320 And tonight, a closer look at the alleged crime.

00:14:55.320 It's a dramatic incident caught on cell phone video

00:14:58.520 circulating now on social media.

00:15:01.720 A boy attacked.

00:15:03.460 Baltimore County police say it happened

00:15:04.920 at the Kings Mill Apartments in Essex last Friday.

00:15:08.240 A violent disturbance that unfolded in this patch of yard at Hatwick Drive.

00:15:14.280 Neighbors who say they were not home that day are stunned now

00:15:18.340 by what they see in the video.

00:15:20.620 It's not right.

00:15:21.620 It's disheartening.

00:15:22.560 Like, I can cry.

00:15:24.140 A boy seen in the video being punched, thrown to the ground, kicked.

00:15:29.560 Even at one point, his pants pulled down by a group of several other young boys.

00:15:35.740 Tony Lungo, right at this point, he's very badly bruised up, says it was his son,

00:15:42.180 12-year-old Cason, beaten in that video, now recovering physically and mentally from what happened.

00:15:48.440 It's a group of several other young boys who committed this heinous crime,

00:15:52.380 according to the news report.

00:15:53.840 But you don't get to know anything else about the boys, many of whom will get away with it.

00:15:58.280 But let's be honest, the juveniles they supposedly charge are also going to get away with it.

00:16:03.920 For beating and sexually assaulting a white child on camera, there are no consequences

00:16:07.380 from the authorities or anyone else.

00:16:11.820 Again, this is a very established pattern.

00:16:14.140 It's not just the media that ignores anti-white attacks.

00:16:16.580 The police often ignore them, too, for political reasons.

00:16:18.820 A few years ago, there was a major protest in Philadelphia

00:16:20.760 after several black women decided to wage a campaign of terrorism against white people.

00:16:25.320 It was about as open and obvious as it could have possibly been.

00:16:29.500 But the police didn't even take a report.

00:16:32.200 Watch.

00:16:33.440 Well, Jim, officials now say an internal affairs investigation is underway

00:16:36.840 into why 3rd District officers failed to investigate racial tension

00:16:41.740 said to be brewing in a South Philadelphia neighborhood.

00:16:44.460 The outrage spurred a large rally tonight, despite the rain.

00:16:49.280 We will no longer allow you to terrorize our neighborhood.

00:16:53.100 White lives matter.

00:16:54.480 150 to 200 people spewed onto the middle of 4th and Wolf this evening

00:16:58.020 to protest a rash of what they claim are racial attacks

00:17:01.180 at the hands of four black women who live nearby.

00:17:03.960 These females have been terrorizing the neighborhood.

00:17:07.740 They have robbed, attacked, and beat others in our neighborhood.

00:17:11.040 This man, who did not want to be identified,

00:17:12.840 says he and his 10-year-old son were among the victims.

00:17:15.700 It was a taxi on my doorstep, basically for no reason at all.

00:17:19.000 For what reason, I still don't know.

00:17:21.160 That quick, I seen four women attacking a white man.

00:17:25.620 Another woman, who also did not want to be identified,

00:17:27.860 says the women attacked her inside her home,

00:17:30.560 calling her racial epithets when she tried to intervene.

00:17:33.540 And next thing I know, I hear,

00:17:35.500 white b****, we're going to f*** you up.

00:17:37.100 And I just went to shut my door, saying,

00:17:39.080 I don't even know yous, I don't even know yous.

00:17:40.980 Next thing I know, they're just inside, spitting on me,

00:17:43.340 pounding on my face, beating me.

00:17:45.180 The victims further claim,

00:17:46.560 responding officers from the 3rd District

00:17:48.240 did not even take a report or make any arrests.

00:17:51.580 This kind of official indifference, you know,

00:17:53.560 to anti-white violence is fully in effect today.

00:17:57.720 In the case of Cincinnati and the attack there from Saturday,

00:18:00.820 the local police union has decided that

00:18:02.700 the real outrage is that bystanders didn't intervene.

00:18:06.620 Here's Ken Cober, the head of Cincinnati's police union,

00:18:09.000 quote, it's pretty disturbing.

00:18:10.660 I mean, I get that people want to film stuff,

00:18:12.340 they want to be able to put it on Facebook or TikTok

00:18:13.920 or whatever else, but the fact that nobody there

00:18:16.380 was calling 911 is what's really disturbing.

00:18:19.660 No one really tried to intervene.

00:18:22.760 So never mind the fact that there were apparently

00:18:24.740 no cops downtown at all,

00:18:26.180 while a mob beat several white people in the streets,

00:18:28.480 never mind the fact that mob violence

00:18:29.900 is now a fixture of black communities,

00:18:32.160 forget all that, says the police union.

00:18:34.240 The real outrage is that someone filmed the attack

00:18:36.880 and that nobody intervened.

00:18:39.980 There's only so much of this lying and open race hatred

00:18:42.220 that people can tolerate before they decide they've had enough.

00:18:45.640 And when that moment arrives,

00:18:48.200 what does it look like exactly?

00:18:51.480 Well, we're going to increasingly find out.

00:18:54.540 And that's starting already.

00:18:56.560 In the Ozarks in Arkansas,

00:18:59.100 hundreds of people have now paid to become members

00:19:01.500 of a whites-only community.

00:19:03.060 And for more than a year,

00:19:05.440 that community has begun to take shape.

00:19:07.880 NBC News recently profiled this new community

00:19:10.720 very disapprovingly, as you expect.

00:19:13.360 Here's how that went.

00:19:14.440 No blacks, no Jews, no gays.

00:19:17.200 High up in the Ozark Hills in the state of Arkansas,

00:19:20.300 dozens of people have been working hard,

00:19:22.640 building houses and a new type of community.

00:19:25.560 It's called Return to the Land,

00:19:27.480 and it is a town open to white people only.

00:19:30.260 They are millennials and Gen Z,

00:19:32.760 and this is a new update of age-old prejudice.

00:19:35.940 What we've done here is establish a place

00:19:39.040 where we have control over who our neighbors are,

00:19:42.180 and that is just for the sake of preserving,

00:19:45.380 you know, our culture.

00:19:47.060 And that culture effectively was saying

00:19:48.820 this is a white culture, a whites-only place.

00:19:52.360 White American culture.

00:19:54.020 But what this sounds like is bringing back segregation.

00:19:58.020 Is that a fair assessment?

00:20:00.380 It's free association.

00:20:02.180 So we're not trying to keep other people down.

00:20:06.300 This is a small settlement in the middle of the Ozarks.

00:20:09.380 But they are being kept out, even if...

00:20:11.260 Of... Well, I mean, you don't let everyone into your home.

00:20:15.520 Around 40 people live here.

00:20:17.500 Hundreds more from across the world have paid to be members.

00:20:21.240 And while the men do the physical labor,

00:20:23.440 the women take care of the children who live here full-time.

00:20:26.120 It could be a very loving community if you're part of the community,

00:20:29.400 but if you're black or if you're Jewish or if you're gay,

00:20:32.540 you can't be part of that community.

00:20:34.300 They can have their own communities, and they already do.

00:20:36.660 You might be wondering how any of this can be legal.

00:20:39.700 Return to the Land is structured as a private members' association,

00:20:43.500 which they believe allows them to discriminate

00:20:45.660 on the basis of ethnicity, along with other factors.

00:20:49.500 That has yet to be tested in the courts and may well fail.

00:20:53.180 The Arkansas Attorney General has said his office

00:20:55.700 is now reviewing the matter as a result of our reporting.

00:20:59.540 Now, the position of NBC News,

00:21:01.180 along with the rest of the corporate media that's covered this,

00:21:04.520 that you can see in that reporting,

00:21:06.740 appears to me that, you know, you don't have the right

00:21:08.540 to exclude people from your property on the basis of race.

00:21:11.660 But actually, you do have that right.

00:21:14.720 You can exclude people from your home for any reason you want to.

00:21:18.720 It's not their property. It's yours.

00:21:20.200 You know, we're not talking about a public accommodation

00:21:23.640 like a restaurant or apartment complex,

00:21:25.880 nor are we talking about people who take money from the government.

00:21:28.940 This is their land.

00:21:30.480 They've established a private membership association.

00:21:33.080 They sell shares that grant access to the land.

00:21:36.340 And if property rights mean anything at all,

00:21:38.860 it's that you have exclusive rights

00:21:40.680 to control access to your property.

00:21:44.180 On the other hand, if you don't have the right

00:21:46.240 to build a community on a private piece of land

00:21:47.960 and live around the sorts of people you want to live around,

00:21:49.880 for whatever reason you, for whatever the reason is,

00:21:52.260 it's up to you.

00:21:53.540 Then, then in that case, you don't have any rights at all.

00:21:56.920 I mean, this is as basic and fundamental

00:21:59.260 as rights can possibly get.

00:22:01.660 Freedom of association.

00:22:03.820 Private property.

00:22:06.180 But as you just heard, the attorney general of Arkansas

00:22:08.140 apparently doesn't believe

00:22:09.360 in, you know, freedom of association

00:22:12.140 or private property.

00:22:13.000 He's launched an investigation

00:22:14.740 and condemned, quote, racial discrimination.

00:22:19.480 Now, strangely, though,

00:22:20.740 there was no investigation

00:22:22.520 or any media outrage whatsoever

00:22:25.080 into something called Freedom Georgia.

00:22:27.880 You may remember that.

00:22:29.000 After George Floyd's overdose in 2020,

00:22:30.780 19 black families purchased hundreds of acres

00:22:32.880 near Macon, Georgia,

00:22:34.920 as part of their plan to create a safe haven

00:22:36.940 for people of color.

00:22:37.780 In other words, it's a blacks-only commune.

00:22:39.700 It's what we just saw in Arkansas,

00:22:41.740 but for black people

00:22:43.820 or, quote, unquote, people of color.

00:22:47.000 And here's how CNN reported on that effort.

00:22:51.980 You hear that?

00:22:52.940 That is the sound of freedom.

00:22:55.700 It feels really amazing.

00:22:57.340 I cry every time I come here.

00:22:59.100 Why were these two women interested

00:23:00.740 in the prospect of buying a town in the first place?

00:23:03.560 We needed to create a space and a place

00:23:05.940 where we could be a village again,

00:23:08.900 a tribe again.

00:23:10.300 So Renee and Ashley reached out

00:23:13.200 to family and friends,

00:23:14.840 and together they bought

00:23:15.900 what they intend to name Freedom Georgia,

00:23:18.660 a new black city.

00:23:23.400 The owners hosted the Big Black Campout

00:23:26.320 over Labor Day weekend.

00:23:27.860 Supporters drove in from across the country.

00:23:30.340 That is our vision,

00:23:31.760 and to be able to pass this land down

00:23:34.160 to my children and to the children

00:23:36.220 that are represented

00:23:37.880 by each of our 19 families

00:23:39.700 as a piece of legacy.

00:23:41.580 We're hoping to create legacy.

00:23:43.560 So apparently it's very noble and appropriate

00:23:45.580 when black people want to be around black people

00:23:47.660 and ban all other races from the property.

00:23:49.840 The media will celebrate that kind of thing

00:23:51.540 any day of the week.

00:23:53.120 It's only white people

00:23:54.440 who aren't allowed to practice

00:23:55.680 freedom of association,

00:23:56.660 just like it's only white people

00:23:57.540 who aren't supposed to, you know,

00:23:58.740 supposedly don't have a homeland

00:23:59.820 or a culture or anything else.

00:24:00.960 We are these identity-less,

00:24:04.260 you know, ghosts

00:24:05.580 just hovering over the land,

00:24:09.240 calling nowhere their home.

00:24:10.460 That's what we're supposed to believe.

00:24:13.120 Of course, whenever there's an opportunity

00:24:14.480 for race hustlers

00:24:15.320 to shamelessly embarrass themselves

00:24:16.740 with their own hypocrisy,

00:24:17.760 Ben Crump isn't far away.

00:24:19.380 Here's his take on this new initiative.

00:24:21.160 Quote,

00:24:21.200 Close quote.

00:24:37.500 I'm sure he'll have a lot of words

00:24:38.800 in the future

00:24:39.220 when he finds some way

00:24:40.620 to file a lawsuit.

00:24:42.580 But meanwhile,

00:24:44.140 this is very interesting.

00:24:45.120 Here was Ben Crump

00:24:45.900 back in December of 2021.

00:24:48.220 Quote,

00:24:48.440 Wayne Swanson

00:24:49.920 and 19 other Black families

00:24:51.240 purchased more than 500 acres

00:24:52.940 of farmland

00:24:53.680 in Tombsboro, Georgia

00:24:54.740 to invest in their

00:24:55.560 Freedom Georgia initiative.

00:24:57.500 Their Black-owned initiative

00:24:58.540 and many others

00:24:59.880 will greatly benefit

00:25:00.960 from the Farmer Relief Program.

00:25:03.800 And there's an applause emoji

00:25:05.160 just so we're very clear

00:25:06.260 about his tone here.

00:25:07.160 He's applauding it.

00:25:08.900 Now, by the way,

00:25:09.600 that last part

00:25:10.180 turned out to be very false.

00:25:11.480 More than five years

00:25:12.480 after it was launched,

00:25:13.280 Freedom Georgia

00:25:13.780 is about as dysfunctional

00:25:14.800 as you'd expect.

00:25:15.460 Wikipedia reports that

00:25:16.480 as of July 2023,

00:25:18.280 the settlement consists

00:25:19.120 of a dilapidated campground

00:25:20.460 and its founders

00:25:21.100 are working on establishing

00:25:22.540 roads and utility services.

00:25:23.900 Then as of May 2024,

00:25:25.380 quote,

00:25:25.980 construction for permanent dwellings

00:25:27.380 or vital infrastructure

00:25:28.820 has not begun.

00:25:30.480 All land was sold in 2023

00:25:31.800 and no further plans

00:25:33.520 have surfaced

00:25:34.220 for the planned town.

00:25:36.840 In other words,

00:25:37.340 Freedom Georgia

00:25:37.900 has turned out

00:25:38.500 a lot like South Africa.

00:25:39.740 The leaders banished

00:25:40.520 all the white people,

00:25:41.280 took whatever cash

00:25:42.000 and media attention

00:25:42.580 they could get

00:25:43.060 and then disappeared,

00:25:44.420 leaving everything in ruins.

00:25:45.500 That's the model

00:25:46.940 of anti-white governance

00:25:47.960 that the media

00:25:48.880 will celebrate

00:25:49.480 as they demonize

00:25:50.560 the white community

00:25:51.240 in Arkansas

00:25:51.700 and minimize

00:25:52.940 the vicious attacks

00:25:53.980 on white people

00:25:54.540 in downtown Cincinnati

00:25:55.400 and everywhere else.

00:25:57.060 Now, for my part,

00:25:58.220 I'd say people have the right

00:26:00.300 to build whatever communities

00:26:01.340 they want to build

00:26:02.420 on their own

00:26:03.760 private property.

00:26:05.740 It doesn't matter

00:26:06.700 how you or I

00:26:07.620 or anyone else

00:26:08.320 feels about it.

00:26:09.160 It's not our property.

00:26:11.080 We don't have to live there.

00:26:13.760 No one is being harmed.

00:26:15.500 When a group of people

00:26:16.220 go and they buy some land

00:26:17.880 and they say,

00:26:18.160 we're going to live here

00:26:18.780 on our private property,

00:26:19.640 it doesn't harm anyone else.

00:26:20.560 It doesn't,

00:26:21.040 no one else,

00:26:21.500 no racial minority

00:26:23.040 is being deprived

00:26:23.760 of anything.

00:26:25.480 Nothing is being

00:26:25.960 taken away from them.

00:26:27.340 They're not being hurt

00:26:27.920 in any way.

00:26:30.020 That's it.

00:26:32.740 Now, at any rate,

00:26:33.460 at this point,

00:26:34.140 no amount of media hackery

00:26:35.780 is sufficient

00:26:36.320 to hide the truth

00:26:37.320 that everyone

00:26:38.080 can clearly see.

00:26:39.440 And it's controversial,

00:26:41.320 quote unquote,

00:26:41.880 to say,

00:26:42.280 but it's a plain

00:26:43.960 statistical fact

00:26:44.880 that,

00:26:46.000 generally speaking,

00:26:47.160 the whiter a community is,

00:26:48.960 the safer it is.

00:26:50.740 The data demonstrates

00:26:51.860 this very clearly.

00:26:54.400 It's just true.

00:26:55.400 It's just a true thing.

00:26:56.340 I mean,

00:26:56.540 it's been an unspeakable truth

00:26:57.560 in our country

00:26:58.000 for a long time,

00:26:58.800 but it's true

00:27:00.020 whether we speak it or not.

00:27:02.140 Simply a fact.

00:27:04.420 And rather than yell at people

00:27:06.180 for noticing

00:27:06.940 these inconvenient facts,

00:27:09.520 maybe we should start

00:27:10.940 addressing the core issues

00:27:12.560 driving this trend.

00:27:14.600 Maybe we're going to ask,

00:27:15.420 oh, this is an interesting fact.

00:27:16.820 Why is that?

00:27:18.100 What can we do about that?

00:27:20.140 What's at the core

00:27:21.720 of this problem?

00:27:23.980 Why is this happening?

00:27:26.360 These are all questions

00:27:27.160 you could start asking.

00:27:28.060 You could start getting somewhere

00:27:29.040 if we can get over

00:27:29.700 this ridiculous hurdle

00:27:31.200 of having to pretend

00:27:32.840 that things we all know

00:27:34.180 are true aren't true.

00:27:37.880 Or alternatively,

00:27:38.880 we can keep screaming

00:27:39.760 and trying impotently

00:27:40.660 to enforce racial double standards,

00:27:42.400 the kinds of racial double standards

00:27:43.680 that have defined our culture

00:27:45.220 for a very long time.

00:27:47.460 But that dam

00:27:48.320 was never going to hold.

00:27:50.560 And now it's breaking.

00:27:52.480 People are just done

00:27:53.840 with the double standards.

00:27:55.940 If tribalism is okay

00:27:57.620 for every other group

00:27:58.560 on the planet,

00:27:59.520 you're going to find

00:28:00.760 that white people

00:28:01.500 will increasingly follow suit.

00:28:05.600 And saying,

00:28:06.560 no, it's bad when you do it.

00:28:08.880 It just is not

00:28:10.100 a persuasive argument.

00:28:12.660 People only pretended

00:28:14.080 to be persuaded by it.

00:28:16.080 But one public act

00:28:17.540 of mob violence at a time,

00:28:19.000 as we're lectured

00:28:19.520 about white supremacy

00:28:20.440 while white people

00:28:21.260 are beaten in the streets,

00:28:22.700 those days are

00:28:24.300 rapidly coming to an end.

00:28:27.080 Now let's get to

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00:29:30.480 We'll begin with a headline,

00:29:33.460 a story that's gotten

00:29:34.980 some attention,

00:29:35.700 but I think should get more

00:29:36.680 than it has.

00:29:37.780 And I first saw this pop up

00:29:38.940 from Right Angle News Network

00:29:39.940 on X.

00:29:40.360 The Post says,

00:29:41.680 President Trump's

00:29:42.260 new executive order

00:29:42.860 will essentially override

00:29:43.740 the laws that closed

00:29:44.540 the mental asylums

00:29:45.180 in the 1960s,

00:29:46.040 allowing states to,

00:29:46.920 once again,

00:29:47.220 involuntarily re-institutionalize

00:29:48.900 people deemed a danger

00:29:50.440 to themselves or others.

00:29:52.700 And so that's a summary.

00:29:53.980 Here's the New York Post

00:29:54.640 with more context.

00:29:55.540 President Trump

00:29:56.020 signed his executive order

00:29:56.620 Thursday calling on states

00:29:58.160 and cities to end endemic

00:29:59.460 vagrancy and re-house

00:30:00.980 homeless people,

00:30:02.340 including drug addicts

00:30:03.220 and those suffering

00:30:03.820 from mental problems

00:30:04.540 in treatment centers.

00:30:06.020 The order redirects

00:30:06.880 federal funding

00:30:07.380 to prioritize shifting

00:30:08.480 homeless individuals

00:30:09.080 into long-term

00:30:09.740 institutional settings

00:30:10.560 for humane treatment

00:30:11.400 through the appropriate

00:30:12.120 use of civil commitment.

00:30:14.880 On average,

00:30:15.740 more than 274,000 people

00:30:17.340 were sleeping on the streets

00:30:18.340 each night last year

00:30:19.240 under President Joe Biden.

00:30:20.120 The order says,

00:30:21.540 overwhelming majority

00:30:22.160 of these people

00:30:22.780 are addicted to drugs,

00:30:23.880 have a mental health

00:30:24.400 disorder or both,

00:30:25.940 according to the document.

00:30:30.580 Trump has complained

00:30:31.440 for years about

00:30:32.000 homeless encampments

00:30:32.660 along major roads

00:30:33.440 in Washington, D.C.

00:30:34.120 and proposed reopening

00:30:35.060 insane asylums

00:30:35.900 to house the nation's

00:30:37.140 most dangerous people.

00:30:39.720 And so that

00:30:41.360 actually says

00:30:44.020 to house the nation's

00:30:45.540 most dangerous

00:30:46.140 street people.

00:30:49.260 That's the phrase.

00:30:50.280 There's no way

00:30:51.740 that's the politically

00:30:52.240 correct phrase now.

00:30:53.260 Street people?

00:30:54.920 So he went from

00:30:55.860 homeless to unhoused

00:30:57.240 to street person.

00:31:00.180 Somehow I feel like

00:31:00.860 we're going backwards

00:31:01.540 in the effort

00:31:02.580 to be politically correct.

00:31:05.120 Anyway,

00:31:05.820 so first of all,

00:31:07.280 I love the idea

00:31:07.980 of addressing

00:31:08.480 the homelessness problem

00:31:09.740 this way.

00:31:11.240 I've been advocating

00:31:12.080 this for years,

00:31:12.940 as you know,

00:31:13.460 and this is exactly

00:31:14.320 the right thing to do.

00:31:16.340 Even to the point

00:31:17.140 of calling it vagrancy,

00:31:18.520 you know,

00:31:18.920 as he does in this order.

00:31:20.260 That's what it is.

00:31:21.000 That's what we should call it

00:31:22.060 and that's how

00:31:22.880 we should treat it.

00:31:24.020 Our cities have become

00:31:24.940 homeless encampments.

00:31:26.580 It's completely

00:31:27.280 out of control.

00:31:28.120 There's filth

00:31:28.720 and trash everywhere.

00:31:30.900 Druggies strung out

00:31:31.960 on the sidewalk.

00:31:33.060 It's disgusting.

00:31:34.020 It's filthy.

00:31:34.480 It's unsafe.

00:31:35.120 And there's only

00:31:36.520 one way to address it.

00:31:37.400 There's only one way

00:31:37.920 to solve it,

00:31:38.480 which is by force,

00:31:39.260 which is by forcibly

00:31:40.100 removing these people

00:31:41.340 and enforcing the laws

00:31:42.960 against vagrancy.

00:31:43.660 And that's the important

00:31:44.420 point here,

00:31:45.160 that Trump is not

00:31:47.260 inventing any new laws

00:31:48.900 through executive order,

00:31:50.880 which of course

00:31:53.080 is not how laws

00:31:53.780 can be made anyway.

00:31:56.060 These laws are

00:31:57.060 already on the books.

00:31:58.920 It's already illegal

00:32:00.220 to set up a campsite

00:32:01.460 on a public sidewalk.

00:32:02.820 It's illegal

00:32:03.400 almost everywhere

00:32:05.140 to do that

00:32:05.780 and it has been

00:32:06.420 since forever.

00:32:07.120 It's just that the laws

00:32:07.860 have not been enforced

00:32:08.660 and this is the pattern.

00:32:10.180 All of these cities

00:32:10.940 have become unlivable

00:32:11.840 hellscapes for the most part,

00:32:13.640 not because of changes

00:32:14.580 to the law.

00:32:15.240 Now, there have been

00:32:15.660 some changes

00:32:16.200 like legalizing marijuana,

00:32:17.620 that sort of thing

00:32:18.160 that's contributed

00:32:19.120 to the problem.

00:32:19.580 But for the most part,

00:32:20.420 they have the laws

00:32:22.300 on the books already

00:32:23.020 to clean things up.

00:32:23.960 They just choose not to.

00:32:24.840 They don't enforce the laws.

00:32:26.540 Now, they would enforce them

00:32:27.960 if you or I

00:32:30.360 violated this particular law.

00:32:32.200 If you as a normal person

00:32:33.680 tried to set up

00:32:34.380 a camp on the sidewalk,

00:32:36.800 you know,

00:32:36.940 start grilling up

00:32:37.720 some steaks,

00:32:38.600 invite your friends over

00:32:39.560 for an impromptu tailgate

00:32:41.160 in the middle

00:32:41.600 of a public walkway,

00:32:43.040 right?

00:32:44.020 The cops will be

00:32:44.900 on the scene

00:32:45.560 in like five minutes

00:32:46.940 or sooner

00:32:47.900 and you would be

00:32:48.760 given a citation,

00:32:49.840 a pretty hefty one,

00:32:51.080 and told to leave.

00:32:52.160 And if you refuse to leave,

00:32:53.060 they just arrest you

00:32:53.960 and put you in jail.

00:32:55.560 But if you're

00:32:56.200 a mentally ill druggie

00:32:57.240 and you and your friends

00:32:58.420 are shooting heroin

00:32:59.220 on the sidewalk

00:33:00.780 instead of

00:33:02.100 having a tailgate,

00:33:03.780 suddenly,

00:33:04.420 it's tolerated.

00:33:06.140 But of course,

00:33:06.840 if anything,

00:33:07.240 it should go the opposite way.

00:33:08.080 Like we should have more,

00:33:09.000 we should tolerate

00:33:09.720 the former scenario

00:33:12.860 more than the latter.

00:33:14.960 But this toleration

00:33:16.000 is a choice.

00:33:17.940 And we can make

00:33:18.680 a better choice

00:33:19.220 and fix this problem.

00:33:20.120 Really,

00:33:20.360 it's up to us.

00:33:20.960 And so I think

00:33:21.320 that's what

00:33:22.080 Trump is doing.

00:33:24.300 That's why it's good.

00:33:25.040 Now,

00:33:25.160 on the other hand,

00:33:25.560 I will say

00:33:26.040 when it comes

00:33:26.440 to reopening

00:33:26.980 the asylums,

00:33:28.380 if that is indeed

00:33:29.840 the effect of this order,

00:33:31.140 which it looks like

00:33:31.920 that's what they're going to do,

00:33:34.220 I support that

00:33:35.560 in theory.

00:33:37.160 In theory,

00:33:37.720 I think it's a good idea

00:33:38.800 to reopen the asylums.

00:33:40.420 And I've called for the same.

00:33:41.460 I've talked about it

00:33:42.020 on the show

00:33:42.320 a bunch of times.

00:33:44.000 But I've also argued

00:33:45.180 that it needs

00:33:47.680 to be accompanied

00:33:48.380 by massive reforms

00:33:50.440 to the psychiatric industry.

00:33:53.040 Insane asylums

00:33:53.940 and involuntary commitment

00:33:55.040 give very significant power

00:33:57.880 to the psychiatric industry.

00:34:00.320 And so the industry

00:34:00.980 has to be fundamentally

00:34:02.220 gutted

00:34:04.220 and reformed

00:34:05.720 before we do

00:34:07.160 something like this.

00:34:08.660 And I don't see

00:34:09.480 that happening,

00:34:10.020 which also concerns me

00:34:10.900 because the problem

00:34:11.400 is that

00:34:11.840 the psychiatric industry

00:34:13.760 has labeled

00:34:14.500 pretty much everything

00:34:16.320 a mental illness

00:34:17.080 at this point.

00:34:18.140 They invent new ones

00:34:19.200 every day.

00:34:20.640 There's no check

00:34:21.560 or balance on that.

00:34:22.660 They can just,

00:34:23.740 if the psychiatric industry

00:34:25.140 says,

00:34:25.960 well,

00:34:26.140 this is a mental illness,

00:34:27.060 then it is.

00:34:28.840 That's it.

00:34:30.540 They don't have to

00:34:31.380 prove it.

00:34:32.440 They don't have to

00:34:33.060 demonstrate.

00:34:33.940 They don't have to

00:34:34.540 provide any evidence.

00:34:36.360 They don't have to

00:34:37.100 point to anything

00:34:37.760 going on in the brain

00:34:39.080 to show that,

00:34:39.800 oh,

00:34:39.900 this is defective.

00:34:40.780 It's caught.

00:34:41.360 They don't have to do

00:34:41.740 any of that.

00:34:43.240 They just declare it.

00:34:45.060 This set of behaviors,

00:34:46.480 this emotional state

00:34:48.640 is now a disorder.

00:34:52.100 So without major reforms,

00:34:54.100 this just enables

00:34:54.840 psychiatrists

00:34:55.540 to lock anyone away

00:34:56.680 based on whatever

00:34:57.400 nonsense diagnosis

00:34:58.440 they come up with.

00:34:59.260 And what does that mean?

00:34:59.840 It means,

00:35:00.260 you know,

00:35:00.500 get ready for

00:35:01.300 in the,

00:35:02.920 you know,

00:35:03.180 when you follow

00:35:04.200 the slippery slope,

00:35:07.180 get ready for conservatism

00:35:08.480 and other inconvenient

00:35:10.020 ideologies

00:35:10.680 to be labeled

00:35:11.400 mental disorders,

00:35:12.700 which must be treated

00:35:14.440 for the patient's

00:35:15.140 own good,

00:35:15.480 of course,

00:35:16.380 with involuntary

00:35:17.300 commitment

00:35:17.620 and all the rest of it.

00:35:18.400 So that's what

00:35:19.640 I'm worried about.

00:35:21.440 So if we're talking

00:35:22.260 about involuntary

00:35:22.900 commitment

00:35:23.240 in insane asylums,

00:35:24.480 then we should be

00:35:26.020 talking specifically,

00:35:27.380 and it has to be

00:35:28.520 very clear,

00:35:28.900 specifically for vagrants

00:35:31.720 sleeping on the sidewalk.

00:35:34.740 That's what this

00:35:35.380 should be for.

00:35:35.840 And these are for people

00:35:37.920 who are not capable

00:35:41.120 or are unwilling

00:35:42.200 to be functional

00:35:46.280 members of society.

00:35:47.780 And it's like a pretty

00:35:48.980 low bar for functional

00:35:49.840 members of society.

00:35:51.220 Can you live in a dwelling

00:35:54.400 and stay there?

00:35:57.260 And can you live

00:35:58.260 in such a way

00:35:58.760 that you don't

00:35:59.400 end up,

00:36:00.280 you know,

00:36:00.660 on a cardboard box

00:36:02.080 on the sidewalk?

00:36:04.160 And if you can't

00:36:05.080 live that way

00:36:05.620 or if you're unwilling

00:36:06.280 to,

00:36:06.760 then that is,

00:36:08.060 those are the people

00:36:08.860 that insane asylums

00:36:10.320 are made for.

00:36:11.400 That's why you have

00:36:12.440 those kinds of institutions

00:36:14.080 or should have them.

00:36:16.680 Last week,

00:36:17.340 we talked about

00:36:17.860 the women's gossip app

00:36:19.220 called Tea,

00:36:20.240 the Tea app,

00:36:21.320 which was a place

00:36:22.540 where women

00:36:23.080 went to,

00:36:25.360 well,

00:36:25.640 still is a place

00:36:26.500 for this,

00:36:27.540 although I don't

00:36:27.980 know how bustling

00:36:30.520 it's going to be

00:36:31.200 anymore after what

00:36:31.940 happened.

00:36:32.220 But this is a place

00:36:33.680 where women can go

00:36:34.540 and gossip and spread

00:36:35.420 rumors about the men

00:36:36.520 that they go on dates

00:36:37.460 with.

00:36:38.020 And this involves

00:36:38.840 posting pictures

00:36:39.620 of the men,

00:36:41.540 other personal

00:36:42.360 information,

00:36:43.140 you know,

00:36:43.400 where they work,

00:36:44.620 all the rest of it.

00:36:45.920 And doing all this

00:36:47.200 without the men's

00:36:48.720 consent

00:36:49.180 and oftentimes

00:36:50.940 without their knowledge.

00:36:52.680 Now,

00:36:53.140 the founder of this

00:36:53.740 app is a guy,

00:36:54.680 a guy named

00:36:55.320 Sean Cook.

00:36:57.040 And in previous

00:36:57.560 interviews,

00:36:57.960 Sean has made it

00:36:58.820 clear that he has

00:36:59.580 no sympathy

00:37:00.120 for the men

00:37:00.760 who are defamed

00:37:01.720 and whose privacy

00:37:02.580 is violated

00:37:03.240 on his app.

00:37:05.060 Here's what he's

00:37:05.760 had to say about that.

00:37:07.120 We receive

00:37:08.180 probably about

00:37:08.900 three legal threats

00:37:10.040 a day

00:37:10.520 from different men

00:37:11.920 that are disappointed

00:37:12.680 that women have

00:37:13.720 told largely

00:37:15.200 true stories

00:37:16.780 about them

00:37:17.540 on these apps.

00:37:18.700 And so they are

00:37:19.300 upset that they've

00:37:20.580 done something bad

00:37:21.320 to a woman

00:37:21.800 and that a woman

00:37:22.340 has told people

00:37:23.020 about it.

00:37:23.580 And we have

00:37:23.960 a full legal team

00:37:24.780 that helps us

00:37:25.380 navigate those

00:37:25.960 situations

00:37:26.500 and all of the

00:37:27.820 way that we

00:37:28.280 operate is well

00:37:29.280 within legal

00:37:30.280 guidelines.

00:37:31.080 And then,

00:37:31.480 you know,

00:37:31.880 there's also

00:37:32.520 a whole men's

00:37:33.600 rights activism

00:37:34.440 community

00:37:35.200 that doesn't

00:37:36.400 like what we're

00:37:36.880 doing.

00:37:37.520 And so they're

00:37:38.460 constantly trying

00:37:39.300 to tear us

00:37:39.800 down and

00:37:40.500 organize,

00:37:41.560 you know,

00:37:42.300 mass petitions

00:37:43.440 to take us

00:37:44.100 down and mass

00:37:45.320 reporting of us

00:37:46.540 on the app store

00:37:47.420 to try to take

00:37:48.100 us down.

00:37:48.820 So, you know,

00:37:49.540 we have a lot

00:37:49.960 of people that

00:37:50.400 are unhappy

00:37:50.800 about what we're

00:37:51.720 doing.

00:37:52.040 And that's

00:37:53.840 okay with us.

00:37:54.980 You know,

00:37:55.180 we believe that

00:37:56.000 women deserve

00:37:56.680 to be able to

00:37:57.980 share their

00:37:58.380 stories and to

00:37:59.260 be able to

00:37:59.920 have safe,

00:38:00.960 you know,

00:38:01.760 relationships.

00:38:03.060 Notice the

00:38:03.720 qualifier he

00:38:04.560 uses there.

00:38:05.140 He says that

00:38:05.640 the stories being

00:38:06.420 spread about these

00:38:07.020 men are largely

00:38:08.820 true.

00:38:10.680 Largely true.

00:38:11.540 which, first

00:38:15.080 of all, how

00:38:15.520 could he

00:38:15.780 possibly know

00:38:16.400 that?

00:38:18.020 I mean, you

00:38:18.600 can't know

00:38:18.880 that.

00:38:19.020 When a woman

00:38:19.600 goes on the

00:38:20.260 app to

00:38:20.660 spread some

00:38:21.260 negative story

00:38:21.980 about a

00:38:22.320 man, the

00:38:24.160 only evidence

00:38:24.800 we have that

00:38:25.340 the story is

00:38:25.840 true is simply

00:38:26.420 that the

00:38:26.740 woman said

00:38:27.280 it, which

00:38:29.480 is to say

00:38:29.860 that there

00:38:30.120 is no

00:38:30.400 evidence at

00:38:30.860 all.

00:38:31.080 So you

00:38:31.360 cannot claim

00:38:32.320 that this

00:38:32.680 is largely

00:38:33.220 true.

00:38:34.260 But even

00:38:34.820 still, he

00:38:35.220 says largely.

00:38:36.380 Largely is

00:38:38.940 a qualifier

00:38:39.620 that looms

00:38:40.360 rather large

00:38:41.460 over that

00:38:42.080 sentence.

00:38:42.560 Largely true,

00:38:43.020 which means

00:38:43.320 he's admitting

00:38:44.400 that at least

00:38:45.280 some of the

00:38:45.720 time his

00:38:46.160 app serves

00:38:46.780 as a forum

00:38:47.600 for libelous

00:38:48.540 claims and

00:38:50.100 defamation

00:38:50.660 against innocent

00:38:51.500 people.

00:38:53.220 He's outright

00:38:54.000 admitting it.

00:38:55.940 And he

00:38:57.900 doesn't care

00:38:58.360 because he's

00:38:58.800 a bad person.

00:38:59.860 He has the

00:39:00.500 moral sense

00:39:01.160 of a lizard,

00:39:02.360 you know,

00:39:02.600 or of a rat

00:39:03.700 scurrying around

00:39:04.640 in the gutter.

00:39:05.260 I mean,

00:39:05.440 that's,

00:39:05.780 morally

00:39:06.700 speaking,

00:39:07.440 he's just

00:39:07.960 a disgusting,

00:39:08.760 terrible human

00:39:09.200 being who

00:39:10.460 founded an

00:39:11.120 app for

00:39:11.680 people who

00:39:12.360 are just

00:39:12.880 like himself.

00:39:14.080 And that

00:39:14.640 brings us

00:39:15.000 to the

00:39:15.280 update.

00:39:15.800 CNET reports,

00:39:16.700 quote,

00:39:17.560 T, a

00:39:18.000 women's

00:39:18.360 safety dating

00:39:19.100 app that

00:39:19.580 surged to

00:39:20.020 the top of

00:39:20.600 the free

00:39:21.000 iOS app

00:39:21.700 store

00:39:22.020 listings this

00:39:22.740 week,

00:39:23.720 has been

00:39:24.040 the subject

00:39:24.380 of a major

00:39:25.040 security

00:39:25.600 breach.

00:39:26.960 The company

00:39:27.380 confirmed

00:39:27.780 Friday that

00:39:28.280 it has

00:39:28.620 identified

00:39:29.300 authorized

00:39:29.700 access to

00:39:30.420 one of

00:39:30.740 our

00:39:30.900 systems

00:39:31.360 that

00:39:32.020 exposed

00:39:32.440 thousands

00:39:32.840 of user

00:39:33.300 images.

00:39:34.520 According to

00:39:35.220 T's preliminary

00:39:35.780 findings,

00:39:36.420 the breach

00:39:36.700 allowed access

00:39:37.360 to approximately

00:39:37.900 72,000 images

00:39:39.060 broken down

00:39:39.540 into two

00:39:39.840 groups,

00:39:40.800 13,000 images

00:39:41.680 of selfies

00:39:42.480 and photo

00:39:42.940 identification

00:39:43.440 that people

00:39:43.800 had submitted

00:39:44.260 during account

00:39:44.860 verification,

00:39:45.740 and 59,000

00:39:46.920 images that

00:39:47.400 were publicly

00:39:47.880 viewable in

00:39:48.680 the app

00:39:49.020 from posts,

00:39:49.820 comments,

00:39:50.140 and direct

00:39:50.680 messages.

00:39:51.120 These images

00:39:54.040 have been

00:39:54.380 in a legacy

00:39:55.040 data system

00:39:55.900 that contained

00:39:56.320 information

00:39:56.780 from more

00:39:57.500 than two

00:39:57.780 years ago,

00:39:58.260 the company

00:39:58.600 said in

00:39:58.940 a statement.

00:40:03.220 Now,

00:40:05.400 and this

00:40:05.680 was 4chan

00:40:07.480 is where

00:40:08.360 all this

00:40:08.660 started,

00:40:10.020 and then

00:40:11.020 it spread

00:40:11.320 over to

00:40:11.660 Reddit.

00:40:12.020 So,

00:40:12.360 some mighty

00:40:13.700 Avengers

00:40:14.300 on 4chan

00:40:15.320 went in

00:40:15.900 and found

00:40:16.320 the pictures

00:40:16.820 and driver's

00:40:17.400 licenses of

00:40:18.140 the women

00:40:18.480 who have

00:40:18.860 used this

00:40:19.360 app,

00:40:19.960 and they

00:40:21.060 were able

00:40:21.400 to find

00:40:21.780 it because

00:40:22.080 the app

00:40:22.420 collects

00:40:22.960 this data,

00:40:24.400 collects

00:40:24.720 their photo

00:40:28.260 identification,

00:40:28.880 their photos,

00:40:30.160 and then

00:40:31.020 apparently

00:40:31.340 stores it

00:40:32.100 somewhere.

00:40:33.960 And now,

00:40:34.400 I don't know

00:40:34.860 anything about

00:40:35.320 this kind

00:40:35.640 of stuff,

00:40:36.000 I fully

00:40:36.460 admit that,

00:40:37.340 so I can't

00:40:38.460 speak to this

00:40:38.900 myself,

00:40:39.660 but from

00:40:40.120 what I've

00:40:40.420 read,

00:40:41.120 this wasn't

00:40:41.700 even really

00:40:42.220 a hack

00:40:42.740 because there

00:40:43.300 was basically

00:40:43.840 no security

00:40:45.460 on this

00:40:46.740 app at

00:40:47.120 all.

00:40:47.900 All this

00:40:48.320 information

00:40:48.680 was apparently

00:40:49.100 stored

00:40:49.360 somewhere

00:40:49.940 that could

00:40:50.200 be easily

00:40:50.720 accessed.

00:40:52.460 They didn't

00:40:52.940 have to,

00:40:53.540 this was not

00:40:53.960 like some

00:40:54.260 Mission Impossible

00:40:54.800 thing where

00:40:55.420 they had to

00:40:56.100 break into

00:40:57.440 a secure

00:40:57.860 vault with

00:40:59.580 laser beams

00:41:00.340 and rappel

00:41:01.220 down.

00:41:01.720 It was nothing

00:41:02.380 like that.

00:41:03.900 If you know

00:41:06.300 what you're

00:41:06.560 doing and

00:41:07.060 you have just

00:41:07.460 a little bit

00:41:07.840 of knowledge

00:41:08.200 about this

00:41:08.620 stuff,

00:41:08.980 which will

00:41:09.220 be more

00:41:09.500 than I

00:41:09.780 have,

00:41:10.460 you could

00:41:10.780 easily

00:41:11.080 access it

00:41:11.740 because all

00:41:12.180 this stuff

00:41:12.540 was stored

00:41:13.020 publicly

00:41:13.500 essentially,

00:41:14.800 and the

00:41:15.500 security on

00:41:16.040 the app

00:41:16.300 was non-existent

00:41:17.100 and that's

00:41:17.980 how it was

00:41:18.380 accessed.

00:41:19.720 And now

00:41:20.260 the names

00:41:20.640 and faces

00:41:21.040 of these

00:41:21.360 women are

00:41:21.800 circulating

00:41:22.240 all over

00:41:22.660 the internet.

00:41:23.380 I'm not

00:41:23.900 going to

00:41:24.600 share any

00:41:26.160 of that

00:41:26.460 here or

00:41:26.920 put it

00:41:27.140 up,

00:41:27.320 but it's

00:41:27.520 all over

00:41:27.880 X at

00:41:28.180 the moment.

00:41:29.540 And look,

00:41:30.340 I don't

00:41:30.620 condone

00:41:30.940 hacking or

00:41:31.940 any kind

00:41:32.320 of criminal

00:41:32.660 activity,

00:41:33.140 if that's

00:41:34.340 what this

00:41:34.760 was,

00:41:35.040 if this

00:41:35.300 qualifies as

00:41:35.920 a crime

00:41:36.300 or hacking,

00:41:36.880 which I'm

00:41:37.500 not sure

00:41:37.920 that it

00:41:38.380 does.

00:41:40.440 Not something

00:41:41.100 I would do

00:41:41.580 or recommend.

00:41:42.200 However,

00:41:42.560 that said,

00:41:43.560 do I feel

00:41:45.100 sorry for

00:41:45.540 these women

00:41:45.920 who are

00:41:47.360 now being

00:41:47.960 doxed,

00:41:50.340 at least so

00:41:50.700 far as

00:41:50.980 that their

00:41:52.440 pictures are

00:41:53.660 all over the

00:41:54.020 place and

00:41:54.440 people are

00:41:54.680 making fun

00:41:55.000 of them?

00:41:55.300 Do I feel

00:41:55.680 sorry for

00:41:56.020 them?

00:41:56.200 No,

00:41:56.440 I don't.

00:41:58.300 Not in the

00:41:59.280 slightest.

00:41:59.780 I don't feel

00:42:00.240 the slightest bit

00:42:00.860 sorry for

00:42:01.240 them.

00:42:03.620 Because

00:42:03.940 very simple

00:42:06.420 principle that

00:42:07.820 we can find

00:42:08.420 in the

00:42:08.660 Gospels.

00:42:09.740 Live by the

00:42:10.360 sword, die

00:42:10.740 by the

00:42:11.040 sword.

00:42:11.240 You live

00:42:12.720 by posting

00:42:13.580 pictures of

00:42:14.500 other people

00:42:15.660 without their

00:42:16.460 consent,

00:42:17.660 gossiping,

00:42:18.320 tearing them

00:42:18.720 down without

00:42:20.700 their consent.

00:42:21.520 You live by

00:42:22.220 that, you

00:42:22.820 die by that.

00:42:24.020 This is what

00:42:24.740 you did to

00:42:25.060 other people,

00:42:25.460 now it's

00:42:25.740 happening to

00:42:26.160 you.

00:42:27.040 Now their

00:42:27.580 pictures are

00:42:28.100 being shared

00:42:28.500 without their

00:42:28.940 consent, now

00:42:29.540 people are

00:42:29.900 gossiping about

00:42:30.540 them, now

00:42:31.360 people are

00:42:31.720 tearing them

00:42:32.180 apart, and

00:42:33.660 now they feel

00:42:34.540 powerless to

00:42:35.220 stop it.

00:42:38.240 And that's

00:42:38.940 how the men

00:42:39.300 felt when they

00:42:39.860 ended up on

00:42:40.300 the app.

00:42:42.240 And that's

00:42:42.900 just how it

00:42:43.260 goes.

00:42:44.700 I have no

00:42:46.000 sympathy.

00:42:46.440 I've seen

00:42:46.800 some people

00:42:47.260 on X on

00:42:49.820 social media

00:42:50.340 are saying,

00:42:50.960 oh, I

00:42:51.180 don't like

00:42:52.700 this app,

00:42:53.180 but I

00:42:53.520 don't, you

00:42:54.740 know, you

00:42:55.500 got to have

00:42:55.800 sympathy for

00:42:56.220 these women.

00:42:56.760 No, I

00:42:57.080 don't, I

00:42:57.780 don't really

00:42:58.020 have sympathy

00:42:58.320 for them at

00:42:58.840 all, like

00:42:59.520 not even

00:42:59.900 the slightest

00:43:00.440 bit.

00:43:02.240 You decided

00:43:02.960 to take part

00:43:03.520 in this.

00:43:03.800 I mean, you

00:43:04.080 decided to

00:43:04.540 take part in

00:43:04.920 this app that

00:43:05.300 exists purely,

00:43:06.500 purely for

00:43:07.140 gossip and

00:43:07.720 defamation.

00:43:08.880 And you, not

00:43:09.300 only did you

00:43:09.660 go to this

00:43:10.000 app, you

00:43:10.620 were dumb

00:43:11.040 enough to

00:43:11.460 give it

00:43:11.680 your photo

00:43:12.460 ID and a

00:43:14.260 picture of

00:43:14.640 yourself, and

00:43:17.020 you took part

00:43:17.540 in this.

00:43:18.160 And so, you

00:43:19.420 know, this is

00:43:19.780 what happens.

00:43:20.440 I believe very

00:43:21.500 much in people

00:43:22.680 being held to

00:43:23.280 their own

00:43:23.620 standards.

00:43:24.040 standards.

00:43:24.860 We've talked

00:43:25.460 about double

00:43:25.900 standards.

00:43:27.420 To start the

00:43:28.160 show, we

00:43:28.380 talked about

00:43:28.580 racial double

00:43:29.060 standards.

00:43:30.020 There are also

00:43:30.520 these sex-based

00:43:32.280 double standards.

00:43:34.840 And all of

00:43:35.760 these double

00:43:36.700 standards have,

00:43:37.620 again, defined

00:43:38.640 our culture for

00:43:39.820 decades now.

00:43:41.260 And I think we're

00:43:42.060 just reaching a

00:43:42.700 point where,

00:43:43.480 across the board,

00:43:45.600 all these double

00:43:46.240 standards, people

00:43:46.800 just had enough

00:43:47.260 of it.

00:43:48.000 People are just

00:43:48.660 done with it.

00:43:50.340 And so now it's

00:43:51.220 going to be,

00:43:51.620 okay, well,

00:43:52.040 look, if you

00:43:52.400 want to play the

00:43:52.820 game that way,

00:43:53.400 here's what's

00:43:54.020 going to happen.

00:43:56.220 And you might

00:43:56.780 not like it.

00:43:57.500 It might be kind

00:43:58.520 of ugly.

00:43:59.020 It's going to

00:43:59.320 get uglier,

00:43:59.940 honestly.

00:44:02.600 But as I said,

00:44:03.420 the dam can only

00:44:04.000 hold for so long.

00:44:05.320 People only put up

00:44:06.260 with this for so

00:44:06.900 long.

00:44:07.220 You can only say

00:44:08.160 to certain groups,

00:44:09.020 okay, we're going

00:44:10.020 to treat you this

00:44:10.800 way, but nobody

00:44:11.340 else.

00:44:12.360 And we're going to

00:44:12.960 allow all these

00:44:13.540 other people over

00:44:13.960 here to do stuff,

00:44:14.620 but you're not

00:44:14.940 allowed to.

00:44:16.900 You can get away

00:44:17.820 with that in a

00:44:18.840 society for a

00:44:20.080 certain period of

00:44:20.560 time, but not

00:44:21.500 forever.

00:44:22.400 Eventually people

00:44:22.960 say, no, we're

00:44:24.200 not going to play

00:44:24.580 that game.

00:44:25.040 Sorry.

00:44:26.420 They can do it.

00:44:27.140 We're going to

00:44:27.420 do it.

00:44:28.780 You treat us

00:44:29.460 this way, we're

00:44:29.960 going to treat

00:44:30.220 you that way.

00:44:32.440 That's it.

00:44:36.880 And so you

00:44:38.120 don't want that

00:44:38.540 to happen, then

00:44:39.220 we've got to

00:44:39.980 change the

00:44:40.320 standards for

00:44:40.760 everyone.

00:44:42.280 Now, I would

00:44:42.960 love, by the

00:44:43.380 way, for the

00:44:43.740 standard to be

00:44:44.400 that we're not

00:44:46.260 going to gossip

00:44:47.280 about anyone.

00:44:48.020 We're not going

00:44:48.300 to defame

00:44:48.700 anybody.

00:44:49.600 We're not going

00:44:50.220 to post pictures

00:44:51.140 of people

00:44:51.620 without their

00:44:52.080 consent to

00:44:52.680 make fun of

00:44:53.140 them.

00:44:53.600 We're not

00:44:54.140 going to spread

00:44:54.500 rumors about

00:44:55.080 people.

00:44:56.620 I think that

00:44:57.740 should be the

00:44:58.120 standard.

00:44:58.520 I fully

00:44:59.080 endorse that

00:45:00.700 standard.

00:45:01.920 I don't agree

00:45:02.620 with any form

00:45:03.600 of that, but

00:45:06.300 it's got to be

00:45:07.960 everybody.

00:45:09.260 It's got to be

00:45:09.980 everyone.

00:45:10.560 That standard

00:45:11.200 has to apply to

00:45:12.060 everyone.

00:45:13.180 It's everyone

00:45:13.820 or no one.

00:45:17.220 It's the same

00:45:17.840 thing with

00:45:18.100 tribalism.

00:45:19.920 You want to

00:45:20.460 have some kind

00:45:23.240 of standard

00:45:23.620 where we're not

00:45:24.020 engaging in

00:45:24.480 tribalism?

00:45:25.200 I don't think

00:45:26.020 that's really even

00:45:26.560 possible because

00:45:27.200 human beings are

00:45:27.780 wired the way

00:45:28.240 they are, but

00:45:29.140 it's everyone

00:45:31.580 or no one.

00:45:33.080 Those are your

00:45:33.680 options.

00:45:35.100 Any standard

00:45:35.680 you want to

00:45:36.020 put in place,

00:45:37.280 whether it's a

00:45:37.560 good standard or

00:45:38.000 bad standard,

00:45:38.920 applies to

00:45:39.960 everyone or

00:45:40.580 it applies to

00:45:41.000 no one.

00:45:41.580 That is going

00:45:42.640 to be the

00:45:43.260 rule going

00:45:45.600 forward.

00:45:48.680 Postmillennial

00:45:49.160 reports, a

00:45:49.700 newly published

00:45:50.220 economic analysis

00:45:50.980 has found that

00:45:51.580 California's

00:45:52.080 2023 fast food

00:45:53.160 minimum wage

00:45:53.740 hike has led

00:45:54.380 to the

00:45:54.620 elimination of

00:45:55.320 thousands of

00:45:55.840 jobs across

00:45:56.420 the sector.

00:45:57.680 According to a

00:45:58.080 working paper

00:45:58.560 released this

00:45:59.080 month by the

00:45:59.660 National Bureau

00:46:00.160 of Economic

00:46:00.620 Research,

00:46:02.040 employment in

00:46:02.500 California's

00:46:02.960 fast food

00:46:03.220 industry dropped

00:46:03.720 by 18,000

00:46:04.940 jobs after

00:46:05.660 the new

00:46:06.000 $20 minimum

00:46:06.660 wage took

00:46:07.120 effect in

00:46:07.540 April 2024,

00:46:09.060 a 3.2%

00:46:09.940 decline compared

00:46:10.780 to other

00:46:11.160 states.

00:46:13.580 And then it

00:46:14.120 gets into more

00:46:14.560 information, but

00:46:15.080 that's the

00:46:15.540 basics.

00:46:15.860 They put this

00:46:16.260 in place and

00:46:16.780 then there's

00:46:17.140 18,000 jobs

00:46:18.000 lost.

00:46:19.400 I mean, it's

00:46:19.840 about the

00:46:20.800 least surprising

00:46:22.080 news you'll

00:46:22.600 hear all week.

00:46:23.420 If you wave

00:46:24.280 your magic wand

00:46:25.020 and suddenly

00:46:25.480 make certain

00:46:26.120 jobs a lot

00:46:26.780 more expensive

00:46:27.480 for their

00:46:27.980 employers, you're

00:46:29.040 going to find

00:46:29.540 that just as

00:46:30.360 suddenly there

00:46:31.380 are many fewer

00:46:32.700 of those

00:46:33.240 jobs.

00:46:34.120 And it's a

00:46:34.480 very simple

00:46:34.880 equation.

00:46:35.860 We've talked

00:46:36.460 plenty about the

00:46:37.060 minimum wage.

00:46:37.680 I've made my

00:46:38.120 case against it.

00:46:38.980 I've explained

00:46:39.600 why it's

00:46:39.940 ridiculous for

00:46:40.480 the government

00:46:40.840 to just come

00:46:41.400 in arbitrarily

00:46:42.080 and declare

00:46:42.920 that some

00:46:44.300 minimum amount

00:46:45.340 of money must

00:46:46.860 be paid to

00:46:47.700 all workers

00:46:48.660 regardless of

00:46:50.560 their job,

00:46:51.140 regardless of

00:46:51.740 their quality

00:46:52.160 of their work,

00:46:52.760 regardless of

00:46:53.400 experience,

00:46:54.380 regardless of

00:46:54.700 anything else.

00:46:57.040 Anyone who has

00:46:57.900 this position

00:46:59.660 is worth

00:47:01.360 X minimum

00:47:02.760 regardless,

00:47:04.760 even if they

00:47:05.760 come to work

00:47:06.160 every day and

00:47:06.860 they just sit

00:47:07.620 in a chair and

00:47:08.560 don't do

00:47:08.840 anything.

00:47:10.100 Still,

00:47:11.060 their work,

00:47:12.960 which is

00:47:13.200 non-existent,

00:47:13.760 that doesn't

00:47:14.720 make any

00:47:15.040 sense.

00:47:17.200 And I've

00:47:18.040 been over that

00:47:18.820 many times.

00:47:19.880 Now I just

00:47:20.520 want to emphasize

00:47:21.020 one other

00:47:21.860 thing, which

00:47:22.380 is that

00:47:22.860 the minimum

00:47:26.160 wage was

00:47:26.900 always a

00:47:27.380 stupid idea,

00:47:28.100 of course,

00:47:28.520 but these

00:47:29.520 days, now

00:47:31.460 of all

00:47:31.820 times, in

00:47:33.580 2025, for

00:47:35.120 God's sake,

00:47:36.320 it has never

00:47:37.260 been stupider.

00:47:38.320 I mean, the

00:47:38.660 minimum wage has

00:47:39.280 never been

00:47:39.600 stupider.

00:47:40.100 It's a worse

00:47:40.720 idea now than

00:47:41.440 it's ever been

00:47:41.860 before, and

00:47:42.940 that trend will

00:47:43.540 continue indefinitely

00:47:44.620 in the future.

00:47:45.700 However bad of

00:47:46.500 an idea minimum

00:47:47.440 wage is today,

00:47:49.300 it will be a

00:47:50.960 worse idea

00:47:51.720 tomorrow.

00:47:52.380 Okay, that's

00:47:52.900 the trend that

00:47:53.520 will continue

00:47:53.980 forever.

00:47:55.320 And that is

00:47:56.120 because of

00:47:57.460 automation and

00:47:59.060 specifically AI.

00:48:01.400 We have long

00:48:02.560 since reached the

00:48:03.320 point where

00:48:03.960 there's really no

00:48:04.780 practical reason

00:48:05.620 for a human

00:48:06.620 employee to

00:48:07.380 stand at a

00:48:07.980 register and

00:48:09.360 take your

00:48:09.860 order or, you

00:48:11.240 know, talk to

00:48:11.780 you through a

00:48:12.160 headset in a

00:48:12.940 drive-through

00:48:13.320 line.

00:48:14.600 There's really no

00:48:15.440 reason for that.

00:48:17.320 AI can do that

00:48:18.660 easily.

00:48:19.660 I mean, there's

00:48:21.180 no practical

00:48:21.780 reason why you

00:48:22.800 ever need to

00:48:24.420 talk to a

00:48:25.080 person in a

00:48:25.760 drive-through

00:48:26.080 line ever

00:48:26.500 again.

00:48:27.300 AI can handle

00:48:27.880 that.

00:48:29.300 Not only can

00:48:29.920 AI handle it,

00:48:30.460 it can handle

00:48:30.780 it better and

00:48:31.500 quicker and

00:48:31.880 cheaper and

00:48:32.180 more efficiently

00:48:32.640 than human

00:48:34.680 beings can,

00:48:35.380 generally speaking.

00:48:37.860 Now, the only

00:48:38.520 reason why

00:48:39.140 McDonald's and

00:48:39.860 Burger King and

00:48:40.420 Wendy's and all

00:48:40.940 the rest of

00:48:41.220 them have not

00:48:41.840 automated all of

00:48:42.860 those positions

00:48:43.460 entirely is just

00:48:45.160 because they're

00:48:45.680 worried about the

00:48:46.320 bad press.

00:48:47.060 I mean, that's

00:48:47.400 really the only

00:48:47.940 thing holding it

00:48:49.380 back at this

00:48:49.920 point.

00:48:50.880 And in short

00:48:51.540 order, another

00:48:52.460 few years maybe,

00:48:54.060 we'll have robots

00:48:55.540 that can be built

00:48:56.480 and purchased at

00:48:57.480 scale, which will

00:48:58.760 be able to

00:48:59.240 operate the fry

00:48:59.880 machines and

00:49:00.660 assemble the

00:49:01.300 hamburgers and

00:49:01.880 all the rest of

00:49:02.380 it.

00:49:03.400 Again, we

00:49:03.900 probably already

00:49:04.340 have this

00:49:04.720 technology, but

00:49:05.500 I think it'd

00:49:06.280 probably be hard

00:49:06.660 to scale that.

00:49:08.860 But in a few

00:49:09.440 years, Elon Musk

00:49:11.160 is working on

00:49:11.680 that.

00:49:12.040 He'll figure that

00:49:12.520 one out too.

00:49:14.300 And that's what's

00:49:16.100 happening.

00:49:16.360 All of this is

00:49:16.940 happening.

00:49:18.380 Not a matter

00:49:19.020 of if, it's

00:49:20.500 only a matter

00:49:20.940 of when.

00:49:21.440 And the answer

00:49:21.840 to when is

00:49:22.900 very soon.

00:49:24.900 Now, look, I'm

00:49:27.280 not excited about

00:49:28.240 this personally.

00:49:29.080 I don't like it.

00:49:30.740 You know how I

00:49:31.320 feel about our

00:49:31.840 incoming AI

00:49:32.620 dystopia.

00:49:33.300 I'm not a fan

00:49:33.900 of it.

00:49:34.120 I don't want AI

00:49:34.920 to take any

00:49:36.480 jobs.

00:49:37.500 I personally

00:49:38.440 will take a

00:49:39.400 less efficient

00:49:40.140 fast food

00:49:40.860 drive-through

00:49:41.480 experience

00:49:42.720 operated by

00:49:45.280 people over

00:49:46.840 one that's

00:49:47.380 operated by

00:49:47.880 robots.

00:49:48.720 Now, I don't

00:49:49.420 think that my

00:49:49.900 view there is

00:49:50.760 representative of

00:49:51.460 most customers,

00:49:52.300 but that's how I

00:49:53.060 feel, just because

00:49:53.480 I'm so opposed to

00:49:54.220 this stuff in

00:49:54.700 principle.

00:49:56.040 I don't want

00:49:56.900 millions of

00:49:57.300 people to lose

00:49:57.740 their jobs all

00:49:58.360 at once.

00:49:59.080 I don't want to

00:49:59.820 live in a world

00:50:00.360 where, as I go

00:50:01.200 about my day, I'm

00:50:02.380 only ever interacting

00:50:03.600 with robots and

00:50:05.260 algorithms.

00:50:06.520 I don't want

00:50:07.200 that.

00:50:09.320 That's a sad,

00:50:11.360 miserable prospect,

00:50:12.900 but it's coming

00:50:14.180 all the same.

00:50:14.660 I don't like

00:50:15.160 it, but it's

00:50:16.500 happening.

00:50:18.560 And these

00:50:20.280 minimum wage

00:50:21.460 laws will only

00:50:22.920 succeed in

00:50:23.900 causing all of

00:50:24.860 this to happen

00:50:25.580 much sooner.

00:50:27.360 And any chance

00:50:28.480 of avoiding it,

00:50:29.440 any chance of

00:50:30.220 mitigating it,

00:50:31.440 any chance of

00:50:32.080 keeping a human

00:50:32.860 presence in these

00:50:33.820 kinds of jobs

00:50:34.520 will be destroyed.

00:50:37.080 You know,

00:50:37.540 these dumb

00:50:39.080 leftists are

00:50:39.960 destroying it

00:50:40.880 right now.

00:50:41.440 any chance

00:50:42.740 we have.

00:50:43.320 I mean, if

00:50:43.680 you want any

00:50:45.200 of these fast

00:50:46.060 food jobs to

00:50:46.820 still exist at

00:50:47.920 all in five

00:50:48.640 years, I

00:50:51.400 don't know if

00:50:51.760 it's possible,

00:50:52.400 but if there's

00:50:52.820 any chance

00:50:53.620 you morons

00:50:55.200 are destroying

00:50:56.220 it right now

00:50:57.200 by putting in

00:50:58.520 $20 minimum

00:50:59.240 wage, $30 is

00:51:00.680 what Mom

00:51:01.060 Donnie up in

00:51:01.680 New York wants

00:51:02.220 to do, you

00:51:04.140 are guaranteeing

00:51:05.460 you are signing

00:51:06.720 this down in

00:51:07.540 cement that these

00:51:09.080 jobs will not

00:51:09.840 exist in five

00:51:10.660 years.

00:51:10.940 They'll be

00:51:11.300 gone completely.

00:51:13.300 You absolute

00:51:14.820 morons.

00:51:18.700 Any chance

00:51:19.880 of stopping

00:51:22.420 this is,

00:51:25.760 I mean,

00:51:26.300 you have to

00:51:27.360 be able to

00:51:28.080 make the

00:51:29.080 argument that

00:51:31.340 it's good

00:51:35.160 for business

00:51:35.860 to keep

00:51:37.140 humans in

00:51:37.740 these jobs.

00:51:38.320 McDonald's.

00:51:40.960 You've got to

00:51:41.720 make the

00:51:42.120 argument to

00:51:42.880 McDonald's

00:51:43.940 that it's

00:51:45.240 good for

00:51:45.660 their business

00:51:46.380 to have a

00:51:47.520 human being

00:51:48.260 at the

00:51:48.780 drive-thru

00:51:49.400 speaking to

00:51:51.240 you through

00:51:51.720 the headset

00:51:52.180 when they

00:51:52.840 can't even

00:51:53.160 understand you.

00:51:53.780 You've got to

00:51:53.920 repeat it five

00:51:54.520 times, and

00:51:55.740 they're surly and

00:51:56.780 don't care about

00:51:57.380 you, and

00:51:57.980 they're mad that

00:51:58.400 you're there.

00:51:58.860 Like, you have

00:51:59.200 to convince

00:51:59.720 McDonald's.

00:52:01.960 Anyone who

00:52:02.520 cares about

00:52:03.080 minimum wage

00:52:04.840 jobs, anyone

00:52:08.100 who cares about

00:52:08.700 the working

00:52:09.580 class, this

00:52:11.860 is the

00:52:12.480 argument you

00:52:12.900 have to

00:52:13.160 make.

00:52:13.560 And, um,

00:52:17.760 now, really,

00:52:18.820 it's, it

00:52:19.520 shouldn't, like,

00:52:21.480 the actual

00:52:22.360 argument is

00:52:23.780 that it's, it's,

00:52:25.040 whether it's

00:52:25.540 better for

00:52:25.900 business to

00:52:26.420 have humans

00:52:26.820 in these jobs,

00:52:27.600 it's, it's

00:52:28.180 certainly better

00:52:28.720 for the soul,

00:52:30.020 you know, it's

00:52:30.400 better for

00:52:31.000 human well-being,

00:52:32.580 it's better for

00:52:33.540 society, uh, it's

00:52:35.480 better in a lot

00:52:36.100 of these kinds

00:52:36.940 of ways, but

00:52:38.420 that is not

00:52:39.860 going to be

00:52:40.520 persuasive to

00:52:41.220 megacorporations.

00:52:42.160 They don't really

00:52:42.660 care about doing

00:52:43.740 what's best for

00:52:44.380 the human soul.

00:52:45.200 Uh, that's not

00:52:45.980 what they're

00:52:46.340 talking about in

00:52:47.000 their board

00:52:47.380 meetings and all

00:52:47.900 the rest of it.

00:52:48.640 You got to

00:52:49.300 convince them that

00:52:49.920 it's better for

00:52:50.500 business, that

00:52:51.060 there's some

00:52:51.480 kind of intangible

00:52:52.380 thing that that

00:52:53.240 human interaction

00:52:54.080 ultimately helps

00:52:55.580 the business.

00:52:56.520 And, you know,

00:52:57.540 I, that's gonna

00:52:58.860 be a difficult

00:52:59.360 case to make.

00:53:00.980 And I say that

00:53:01.780 as someone who

00:53:02.200 wants to make

00:53:02.760 that case, but,

00:53:04.240 but I think it's

00:53:04.660 a difficult case to

00:53:05.460 make.

00:53:05.860 Any chance of

00:53:06.820 making that case

00:53:07.660 goes out the

00:53:08.280 window when you

00:53:09.840 have states

00:53:10.440 mandating $20

00:53:11.760 minimum wage,

00:53:12.660 or $30 minimum

00:53:13.900 wage.

00:53:14.160 It goes out

00:53:14.800 the window.

00:53:16.580 Then the

00:53:17.120 corporations are

00:53:17.640 gonna laugh in

00:53:18.060 your face and

00:53:18.700 say, really?

00:53:19.680 So, you're

00:53:21.700 gonna tell me it's

00:53:22.080 better for business

00:53:22.800 that I'm forced

00:53:24.080 to pay people

00:53:25.320 three to four

00:53:26.700 times more than

00:53:27.840 what the labor

00:53:28.400 is worth?

00:53:30.860 Like, when I

00:53:31.940 could just

00:53:32.280 automate it and

00:53:33.000 pay nothing?

00:53:33.640 I mean, you

00:53:37.480 can wag your

00:53:39.820 finger and all

00:53:40.340 that at the

00:53:40.960 greedy

00:53:41.240 corporations, you

00:53:41.940 can do all

00:53:42.260 that, doesn't

00:53:42.660 matter, doesn't

00:53:43.680 matter.

00:53:47.000 You have to be

00:53:47.740 able to make

00:53:48.080 some kind of

00:53:48.720 practical case

00:53:49.580 to these

00:53:51.420 corporations and

00:53:53.600 say, no,

00:53:54.340 don't just

00:53:55.440 automate all

00:53:56.060 this and have

00:53:56.580 robots doing

00:53:57.540 all of it.

00:53:58.400 Yeah, I know

00:53:58.820 you're gonna save

00:53:59.280 money up front,

00:53:59.940 but here's why

00:54:00.460 you shouldn't do

00:54:01.040 it.

00:54:01.480 You gotta be

00:54:01.920 able to make

00:54:02.260 that argument.

00:54:03.700 And I think

00:54:04.440 with these

00:54:04.700 minimum wage,

00:54:05.380 again, these

00:54:05.860 minimum wage

00:54:06.320 laws being

00:54:07.060 put in place,

00:54:09.080 it's impossible.

00:54:11.240 Me, like, as

00:54:12.100 someone who

00:54:12.740 wants to help

00:54:13.320 lead the

00:54:13.980 anti-AI

00:54:14.720 revolution, I'm

00:54:16.180 looking at

00:54:16.560 this, $20

00:54:18.700 minimum wage

00:54:19.400 for someone to

00:54:19.860 talk to you

00:54:20.180 through a

00:54:20.400 drive-thru, and

00:54:21.920 I'm like, I

00:54:22.520 got nothing.

00:54:23.480 I don't know

00:54:24.340 what to tell

00:54:24.700 you now.

00:54:26.100 I think I'm

00:54:27.400 pretty creative

00:54:27.900 when making

00:54:28.200 arguments, and

00:54:28.720 I can't come

00:54:29.680 up with it.

00:54:32.260 Now, you

00:54:33.860 allow companies

00:54:34.620 to pay what

00:54:35.600 the job, what

00:54:36.320 the labor is

00:54:36.900 actually worth?

00:54:38.960 Okay, now

00:54:40.060 maybe there's a

00:54:40.800 chance.

00:54:41.320 Maybe there's a

00:54:42.100 chance.

00:54:43.140 What if you

00:54:43.800 could delay

00:54:44.260 your next two

00:54:45.020 mortgage payments?

00:54:45.700 Well, that's

00:54:46.620 right.

00:54:46.820 Imagine putting

00:54:47.540 those two

00:54:48.280 payments in

00:54:48.960 your pocket and

00:54:49.660 finally getting a

00:54:50.400 little breathing

00:54:50.820 room.

00:54:51.760 It's possible

00:54:52.320 when you call

00:54:52.940 American financing

00:54:54.100 today.

00:54:54.620 If you're

00:54:54.940 feeling stretched

00:54:55.560 by everyday

00:54:56.180 expenses, groceries,

00:54:57.700 gas, bills

00:54:58.960 piling up, you're

00:55:00.080 not alone.

00:55:00.440 Most Americans

00:55:01.040 are putting

00:55:01.580 these expenses

00:55:02.080 on credit

00:55:02.520 cards, and

00:55:03.000 there doesn't

00:55:03.420 seem to be a

00:55:03.940 way out.

00:55:04.880 American financing

00:55:05.520 can show you

00:55:06.120 how to use your

00:55:06.760 home's equity to

00:55:07.780 pay off that

00:55:08.460 debt.

00:55:09.260 You need to

00:55:09.640 call American

00:55:10.160 financing today

00:55:10.800 before you get

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00:58:39.880 daily cancellation.

00:58:40.440 For our daily

00:58:47.760 cancellation today, we

00:58:48.640 return to a very familiar

00:58:50.100 genre of TikTok video, the

00:58:51.700 genre where women, in an

00:58:52.980 effort to be open and

00:58:54.120 vulnerable, accidentally

00:58:55.260 reveal themselves to be

00:58:56.400 horrific, narcissistic,

00:58:57.760 sociopath monsters.

00:58:59.560 This time, it's a woman

00:59:00.600 who, she tells us, just

00:59:01.800 recently informed her

00:59:02.580 husband of 10 years and

00:59:03.480 father to her three

00:59:04.340 children that she wants a

00:59:06.180 divorce.

00:59:07.060 Now, she hasn't actually

00:59:07.860 decided for sure that she'll

00:59:08.980 go through with it.

00:59:09.540 She says she's hoping

00:59:11.240 that she can be talked

00:59:12.420 out of it, I guess, but

00:59:13.340 she's strongly considering

00:59:14.880 it anyway, even though

00:59:15.860 her husband, according to

00:59:16.740 her, is a perfect man.

00:59:19.300 He's awesome.

00:59:20.180 He's amazing.

00:59:20.820 He's a great guy, great

00:59:21.680 father, great husband.

00:59:24.200 So naturally, she's

00:59:25.920 strongly tempted to rip

00:59:27.260 his life apart and

00:59:28.320 destroy their family.

00:59:29.960 As a side note, I don't

00:59:31.660 know this woman's name.

00:59:32.700 I briefly tried to

00:59:33.620 Google it.

00:59:34.440 I never found her name

00:59:35.640 because, and I didn't

00:59:36.420 spend that long,

00:59:37.060 admittedly, but I

00:59:38.220 discovered, unsurprisingly,

00:59:39.540 that when you Google

00:59:40.680 wife divorcing perfect

00:59:42.460 husband, you get

00:59:43.920 thousands of hits.

00:59:45.380 I mean, thousands of

00:59:46.560 videos and Reddit posts

00:59:47.900 and message board posts

00:59:49.120 and Cosmo articles

00:59:50.080 about women and by

00:59:52.700 women divorcing their

00:59:54.260 perfect husbands.

00:59:55.240 So this is not an

00:59:56.420 isolated phenomenon,

00:59:57.320 which is probably why

00:59:59.380 this woman felt so

01:00:00.060 comfortable sharing this.

01:00:01.820 And so here's a clip.

01:00:02.960 Watch.

01:00:03.120 I don't know if I'm going

01:00:04.980 to actually post this

01:00:05.800 because this is super

01:00:06.580 vulnerable for me and

01:00:07.420 I'm a pretty open

01:00:08.120 person, but earlier

01:00:09.920 this year, I told my

01:00:12.320 husband I wanted a

01:00:13.040 divorce and this would

01:00:14.460 probably shock a lot of

01:00:15.800 my friends and my

01:00:16.580 family because I hadn't

01:00:17.620 told anybody.

01:00:18.580 Okay.

01:00:18.740 Um, I walked myself

01:00:21.940 through the logistics of

01:00:23.080 where would I live?

01:00:23.900 How would we split the

01:00:24.640 time with the kids?

01:00:26.300 Who gets the dog?

01:00:27.900 Where all of those

01:00:28.820 things.

01:00:29.320 Okay.

01:00:30.500 Had a full breakdown.

01:00:32.020 I feel like I have

01:00:36.300 been searching for

01:00:37.100 something in my

01:00:37.720 relationship that we

01:00:38.620 don't have for the

01:00:40.060 whole time we've been

01:00:40.660 married, which has been

01:00:41.480 10 years.

01:00:42.740 I, there is not a

01:00:46.520 single thing about my

01:00:48.260 husband in and of

01:00:49.180 himself that I do not

01:00:50.440 love.

01:00:51.160 Let me be very clear

01:00:52.080 about that.

01:00:52.760 He is the most

01:00:53.940 self-disciplined,

01:00:56.000 loyal, hardworking,

01:00:58.900 good person that I

01:01:02.000 that you could meet

01:01:02.740 on this planet.

01:01:04.480 And that is probably

01:01:07.160 the reason, that is

01:01:07.900 the reason why I have

01:01:08.600 not left.

01:01:09.400 Okay.

01:01:10.900 Our relationship and

01:01:12.720 what my expectations

01:01:14.160 are for my marriage

01:01:15.920 and what they always

01:01:16.640 happen are not met.

01:01:20.540 Right.

01:01:21.080 Which I don't know if

01:01:22.200 anybody's are.

01:01:23.940 The reason that pushed

01:01:25.500 me to even bring up

01:01:27.740 divorce and talk about

01:01:28.980 it was the first

01:01:31.980 fact that I feel like

01:01:32.940 I don't, I can't be

01:01:35.560 myself with my

01:01:36.720 husband and it's

01:01:37.920 really confusing

01:01:38.640 because I'm 32 years

01:01:40.080 old, I am a mom of

01:01:43.320 three, and I still

01:01:46.540 don't know who I am.

01:01:48.280 So for me to be like,

01:01:50.780 oh, I can't be myself

01:01:52.760 or you don't love me

01:01:54.120 for who I am, isn't

01:01:55.160 really fair because I

01:01:56.940 don't know who I am.

01:01:58.720 I'm figuring that out

01:01:59.860 every day.

01:02:01.340 Well, I can clear that

01:02:02.340 up for you, ma'am.

01:02:03.240 You are a fundamentally

01:02:04.500 self-absorbed and shallow

01:02:05.760 person who would inflict

01:02:06.900 untold pain and suffering

01:02:08.360 on other human beings

01:02:09.360 just because you're bored

01:02:10.340 and want to feel

01:02:10.820 something, which puts

01:02:12.120 you on the same moral

01:02:13.000 plane as like a serial

01:02:14.660 killer or school

01:02:15.500 shooter.

01:02:16.460 The video goes on like

01:02:17.480 this for another few

01:02:18.100 minutes while she rambles

01:02:19.080 about her life story.

01:02:20.020 I won't make you listen

01:02:20.800 to any more of it.

01:02:22.040 Just to summarize, she

01:02:23.860 and her husband are

01:02:24.420 planning to go to Cabo

01:02:25.440 for their 10-year

01:02:26.220 anniversary in a few

01:02:26.940 months where they're

01:02:28.160 supposed to renew

01:02:29.000 their vows and she's

01:02:30.980 having trouble writing

01:02:31.720 her vows because it's

01:02:32.900 difficult to write

01:02:33.640 anything down when you

01:02:34.760 have your head shoved

01:02:35.640 so far up your own ass.

01:02:37.400 She doesn't say it

01:02:37.960 quite like that.

01:02:38.580 I'm paraphrasing, but

01:02:39.360 that's the idea.

01:02:40.520 Anyway, she's brought up

01:02:41.760 this whole problem to

01:02:42.640 her husband, but she's

01:02:43.580 frustrated that nothing

01:02:44.300 has changed.

01:02:45.560 Even though she doesn't

01:02:46.820 know what should change

01:02:48.080 or if anything at all

01:02:49.120 should change or what

01:02:50.020 sort of changes he could

01:02:50.940 make in any case,

01:02:51.620 considering he's already

01:02:52.200 perfect, according to her,

01:02:53.740 still she's unhappy

01:02:54.600 and that must be his

01:02:55.900 fault or someone's

01:02:56.840 fault, just not her

01:02:57.660 fault.

01:02:58.780 And she's not giving up

01:02:59.860 just yet.

01:03:00.700 She's still in the

01:03:01.340 marriage because her

01:03:01.980 husband is perfect after

01:03:02.860 all.

01:03:04.260 And he better stay that

01:03:05.100 way.

01:03:06.160 God forbid he ever

01:03:07.060 become like 1% less

01:03:08.640 than perfect.

01:03:10.140 That would probably be

01:03:10.880 the end of everything.

01:03:12.220 This man who has done

01:03:13.280 everything right is on

01:03:14.940 very thin ice somehow.

01:03:17.520 And that about sums up

01:03:18.680 this woman's insufferable

01:03:19.840 monologue.

01:03:20.320 Now, I want to

01:03:24.240 respond to this with

01:03:25.880 two pieces of advice.

01:03:27.640 Some advice for this

01:03:28.620 woman and any woman

01:03:30.240 like her, and some

01:03:31.420 advice for men who are

01:03:32.440 tempted to give up on

01:03:33.380 marriage for fear of

01:03:34.280 ending up with this

01:03:35.360 woman or any woman

01:03:36.280 like her.

01:03:37.520 Let me start by speaking

01:03:39.380 to the woman in the

01:03:40.300 video who says that

01:03:41.160 she's contemplating

01:03:41.920 divorce of her husband

01:03:43.940 of 10 years, even

01:03:45.060 though he's perfect and

01:03:46.120 hasn't done anything

01:03:46.760 wrong at all.

01:03:47.480 And I'll say to her,

01:03:50.800 you know, I'm sure

01:03:52.220 you've gotten a lot of

01:03:52.880 advice from people

01:03:53.920 close to you, friends,

01:03:55.060 relatives, even your

01:03:56.480 husband, and I'm just

01:03:58.160 as sure that all of the

01:03:59.420 advice is really bad

01:04:00.840 because they're all

01:04:01.880 probably assuring you

01:04:03.280 that your feelings are

01:04:04.320 valid, that you

01:04:05.660 shouldn't be ashamed of

01:04:06.660 feeling the way you do,

01:04:07.900 and that you should take

01:04:09.140 some time to figure

01:04:09.940 yourself out, et cetera,

01:04:11.320 and so on.

01:04:12.720 Well, that is all wrong.

01:04:15.220 Your feelings, ma'am,

01:04:16.780 are not valid, and you

01:04:18.960 should be ashamed of

01:04:19.900 them.

01:04:20.900 The very last thing you

01:04:22.240 need to do on this

01:04:22.880 earth is spend even one

01:04:24.240 more second trying to

01:04:25.940 figure yourself out.

01:04:28.160 That's all you've done

01:04:29.100 with your life up until

01:04:29.960 this point, and look

01:04:30.800 where it's got you.

01:04:32.600 Besides, all this I-don't-know-myself

01:04:34.620 crap is all just cope

01:04:36.020 anyway.

01:04:36.480 It's all, it's a cover

01:04:37.200 story.

01:04:37.820 It's an excuse.

01:04:38.780 The truth, and you know

01:04:40.220 this, we all do, is that

01:04:41.980 you're actually just bored,

01:04:43.140 and you're looking for some

01:04:44.080 kind of justification,

01:04:45.220 rationalization, to

01:04:46.140 abandon your marriage

01:04:47.080 and sleep around for a

01:04:48.100 few years until you get

01:04:49.360 bored of that also and

01:04:50.520 marry somebody else, until

01:04:51.440 you also grow tired of

01:04:52.420 that person, and the

01:04:53.200 cycle will repeat, getting

01:04:54.360 sadder and more pathetic

01:04:55.440 each time as you get

01:04:56.360 older and grayer with age

01:04:57.540 before dying in a nursing

01:04:59.020 home and being

01:04:59.640 memorialized at a

01:05:00.900 sparsely attended

01:05:01.680 funeral where your

01:05:02.480 children give you

01:05:03.060 polite and perfunctory

01:05:03.960 eulogies and then bury

01:05:05.320 you under a tombstone

01:05:06.220 they bought at a bargain

01:05:07.020 to mark a grave they

01:05:08.400 will never visit.

01:05:10.520 That's the rather bleak

01:05:11.580 path that you are

01:05:12.640 headed down.

01:05:13.100 And it's paradoxically

01:05:15.100 both very well

01:05:16.140 trodden and very

01:05:17.400 lonely.

01:05:18.980 But there is a way

01:05:19.920 off of it, fortunately.

01:05:21.600 It's simple.

01:05:22.820 It's not complicated,

01:05:24.240 though it will be

01:05:25.520 difficult for someone

01:05:26.300 who is pathologically

01:05:27.140 selfish like you.

01:05:30.480 But there's a word for

01:05:31.700 this path.

01:05:32.360 It's called love.

01:05:34.160 And love is three

01:05:36.280 things.

01:05:36.700 It's an act, it's a

01:05:37.840 choice, and it's an

01:05:39.480 obligation.

01:05:41.360 Love is not a

01:05:42.200 feeling.

01:05:43.280 There is a feeling

01:05:44.320 properly attached to

01:05:45.520 love, which is called

01:05:46.240 affection.

01:05:47.460 And that's the

01:05:48.380 feeling that it

01:05:49.300 sounds like you're

01:05:49.760 missing, which

01:05:51.480 doesn't surprise me.

01:05:54.140 I'm going to guess,

01:05:55.000 I'm going to read your

01:05:55.500 mind here.

01:05:56.660 You probably don't

01:05:57.860 have a lot of

01:05:58.360 affection for anyone

01:05:59.440 in your life.

01:06:00.920 I bet there are all

01:06:01.840 kinds of feelings that

01:06:03.040 you should feel, but

01:06:04.420 you don't.

01:06:06.520 I bet you've already

01:06:07.040 gone to a psychiatrist

01:06:07.720 and got put on a

01:06:08.480 bunch of drugs and

01:06:09.200 anti-anxiety beds for

01:06:10.680 this problem, haven't

01:06:11.480 you?

01:06:11.640 But it hasn't

01:06:12.260 solved it.

01:06:13.900 I mean, you're

01:06:14.220 probably the kind of

01:06:14.760 person who somehow

01:06:15.460 doesn't feel awe and

01:06:16.700 wonder when you look

01:06:17.420 up at the sky at

01:06:18.840 night.

01:06:19.660 You probably don't

01:06:20.420 feel the appropriate

01:06:21.140 amount of anger and

01:06:22.060 outrage that you

01:06:22.700 should feel when you

01:06:23.360 hear about criminals

01:06:24.060 committing acts of

01:06:24.840 violence against

01:06:25.360 innocent people.

01:06:26.440 All of your

01:06:26.920 feelings towards your

01:06:29.460 husband or anything

01:06:30.380 else or anyone else

01:06:31.320 are numbed and

01:06:33.180 deadened by your

01:06:34.380 selfish preoccupations.

01:06:36.720 Self-absorption has

01:06:37.880 that effect.

01:06:38.360 You never feel what

01:06:40.560 you should feel because

01:06:41.420 you're never fully

01:06:42.240 present in any

01:06:43.280 moment or fully

01:06:44.180 invested in any

01:06:45.040 relationship.

01:06:46.280 You're always just

01:06:47.500 thinking about yourself.

01:06:48.740 Narcissism is a black

01:06:50.140 hole inside you that

01:06:51.820 sucks all the light and

01:06:53.200 happiness into it so

01:06:54.600 that nothing can

01:06:55.420 escape.

01:06:57.260 But even so, you

01:07:00.040 could still love your

01:07:00.880 husband.

01:07:01.140 love is a thing you

01:07:03.860 choose to do.

01:07:05.340 It is also an

01:07:06.260 obligation.

01:07:07.060 It is your duty to

01:07:08.300 love your family.

01:07:09.980 You owe it to them.

01:07:11.940 You have a moral, they

01:07:13.240 have a moral right to

01:07:15.440 your love.

01:07:17.320 That's the promise you

01:07:18.540 make when you get

01:07:19.200 married and start a

01:07:19.900 family.

01:07:20.580 You promise to love

01:07:21.900 them starting with your

01:07:22.720 husband, which means

01:07:25.160 staying faithful to him,

01:07:27.580 serving him, caring for

01:07:29.080 him, making sacrifices for

01:07:30.700 him, respecting him.

01:07:32.800 You can and should do

01:07:34.140 all of that, regardless

01:07:35.080 of how you happen to be

01:07:35.940 feeling at any given

01:07:36.620 moment.

01:07:38.100 Now, you may feel like

01:07:39.120 you don't know yourself

01:07:40.220 or whatever nonsense you

01:07:41.340 picked up from self-help

01:07:42.300 audiobooks you listen to

01:07:43.260 while you do yoga, but

01:07:44.140 you can still perform the

01:07:45.480 act of love.

01:07:46.440 You can still serve and

01:07:47.620 honor your husband.

01:07:49.100 You can feel however you

01:07:50.300 feel while you do it, but

01:07:51.800 you can still do it.

01:07:53.780 And here's the great

01:07:54.520 thing.

01:07:54.760 If you get into the

01:07:55.580 habit of practicing love,

01:07:57.320 engaging in it,

01:07:58.260 performing it actively,

01:07:59.420 then you will find

01:08:00.980 that without even

01:08:02.380 trying, the feelings of

01:08:04.500 affection will come.

01:08:06.060 They flow out of these

01:08:07.740 acts.

01:08:08.980 Act like you love him

01:08:10.620 and you will love him

01:08:12.740 because love is action.

01:08:14.800 The action, the act of

01:08:16.340 focusing on and serving

01:08:17.760 someone other than

01:08:18.820 yourself will give rise to

01:08:20.940 the emotions that you

01:08:21.880 want.

01:08:22.300 Action before emotion.

01:08:23.800 That is the recipe.

01:08:24.800 Now, any happily married

01:08:27.720 person and happy parent

01:08:28.840 sees this recipe at work

01:08:30.900 every day in big and

01:08:31.820 small ways.

01:08:32.880 I love my family.

01:08:34.100 I also feel deep

01:08:34.840 affection for them.

01:08:36.620 But there are times when

01:08:37.840 I'm in a bad mood and I

01:08:38.860 just want to be left

01:08:39.460 alone, right?

01:08:40.200 I mean, everyone has

01:08:40.840 those days and I was

01:08:42.220 feeling that way recently

01:08:42.980 when my son came into

01:08:44.080 the room and he asked

01:08:47.000 me if I wanted to play

01:08:47.860 basketball with him and

01:08:48.740 I really, I didn't feel

01:08:50.520 like it at the time.

01:08:51.380 I didn't feel like it.

01:08:52.460 My emotions weren't, my

01:08:53.980 heart wasn't in it, right?

01:08:56.340 But I said yes anyway

01:08:57.600 because I knew that he

01:08:58.660 was looking for some

01:08:59.760 one-on-one bonding time

01:09:00.840 and I didn't want to

01:09:01.720 deprive him of that.

01:09:03.460 And so I went out.

01:09:04.720 I didn't feel like it.

01:09:06.400 My feelings weren't

01:09:07.360 there, right?

01:09:08.020 I didn't feel like doing

01:09:08.600 it.

01:09:09.020 I went out.

01:09:10.240 It took about five

01:09:11.300 minutes of playing before

01:09:12.300 I was actually having a

01:09:13.060 good time.

01:09:14.000 And not only doing

01:09:15.060 something loving for my

01:09:16.120 son by spending time

01:09:18.520 with him, but also

01:09:19.120 enjoying the time that I

01:09:20.860 was spending with him.

01:09:22.460 So the action, then the

01:09:24.080 feeling.

01:09:25.300 Now, if I had decided to

01:09:26.520 go sit on the couch and

01:09:28.900 brood, if I had said,

01:09:31.100 no, I'm just not in the

01:09:31.740 right head space right

01:09:32.560 now, give me some time.

01:09:34.840 Just sit there and kind of

01:09:35.980 ruminate until I felt like

01:09:38.040 spending time with my son,

01:09:39.240 then I wouldn't have

01:09:40.140 spent any time with him.

01:09:42.220 Because you can't generate

01:09:44.260 feelings by just ruminating

01:09:46.320 them into existence like

01:09:47.900 that.

01:09:48.520 Go do the thing.

01:09:49.840 Act in a loving and

01:09:51.200 devoted way and let the

01:09:52.560 feelings come.

01:09:53.500 That's my advice to you.

01:09:55.560 Now, I have no faith that

01:09:57.080 my advice will be heeded,

01:09:58.140 but there it is.

01:10:01.020 That's the answer.

01:10:02.620 And what it tells you, by

01:10:03.360 the way, is that if you

01:10:04.940 still decide to get

01:10:05.740 divorced, there's no

01:10:07.480 excuse.

01:10:07.880 That was a choice you

01:10:08.620 made.

01:10:09.680 You are not a victim here.

01:10:12.260 You can't just say, I

01:10:13.180 can't do it.

01:10:13.660 I feel that love just left.

01:10:15.780 The love, I fell out of

01:10:17.360 love, love is not

01:10:20.300 something that you fall

01:10:21.200 into like a puddle.

01:10:22.680 You don't fall into it.

01:10:24.040 You can't fall out of it.

01:10:26.720 You choose to do it or

01:10:28.920 you don't.

01:10:32.020 Now, moving on to the

01:10:32.980 second group, I have

01:10:34.020 heard from a number of

01:10:34.780 men who've said that this

01:10:36.000 woman is the reason why

01:10:37.200 my pro-marriage takes are

01:10:38.760 out of touch and

01:10:39.640 irrelevant.

01:10:40.260 As one red pill

01:10:41.160 influencer posted, hey,

01:10:42.460 Matt Walsh or Jordan

01:10:43.080 Peterson, what's your

01:10:43.720 advice to hedge against

01:10:44.480 women like this that just

01:10:45.960 get bored and want to

01:10:46.980 divorce-rape a man for

01:10:48.560 no reason?

01:10:50.660 There were a lot of

01:10:51.400 similar questions in my

01:10:52.320 inbox and mentions this

01:10:53.420 weekend, all relating to

01:10:54.480 this video, and I'm happy

01:10:55.880 to answer them.

01:10:57.560 For any man who wants to

01:10:59.080 avoid ending up with a

01:11:00.180 woman like this, my

01:11:01.180 advice, and it's very

01:11:03.800 simple, I'm a simple

01:11:04.460 man, my advice is, if

01:11:07.500 you don't want to end up

01:11:08.160 married to a woman like

01:11:08.960 this, is don't marry a

01:11:12.140 woman like this.

01:11:13.840 Okay, this is a selfish and

01:11:15.520 shallow person.

01:11:16.980 The chances are extremely

01:11:19.200 high that she was like

01:11:20.800 that when they met.

01:11:22.520 I know of very few people

01:11:24.600 who have turned into

01:11:25.820 narcissistic jerks out of

01:11:27.360 nowhere.

01:11:28.500 Most narcissistic jerks have

01:11:30.960 been that way their entire

01:11:32.600 adult lives and before.

01:11:35.280 So my primary answer is to

01:11:37.080 look out for the profoundly

01:11:38.640 obvious warning signs of a

01:11:40.920 narcissistic jerk and simply

01:11:43.120 don't marry that kind of

01:11:44.840 person.

01:11:45.140 What are the warning signs?

01:11:46.960 Well, there are a bunch.

01:11:50.080 Does she only ever talk

01:11:51.500 about herself?

01:11:52.300 Does she fail to show

01:11:53.560 genuine interest in you and

01:11:55.000 your life and your thoughts

01:11:56.040 and ideas?

01:11:57.060 Is she rude and bossy and

01:11:58.580 overbearing to you or to

01:12:00.080 other people in her life?

01:12:01.260 Is she cruel?

01:12:02.240 Is she gossipy?

01:12:04.060 Does she seem to be locked in

01:12:05.680 constant feuds with her

01:12:07.100 family and friends and

01:12:08.260 coworkers?

01:12:08.640 Is she incapable of having a

01:12:11.500 conversation about anything

01:12:12.400 substantive or meaningful?

01:12:15.080 Now, if she's checking yes on

01:12:17.040 all those boxes or most of

01:12:19.180 them or really any of them,

01:12:20.380 frankly, then don't marry her.

01:12:23.740 Don't date her.

01:12:25.060 Don't waste any more of your

01:12:26.340 time speaking to her or

01:12:27.640 thinking about her.

01:12:29.180 Dump her and move on with your

01:12:30.540 life.

01:12:30.820 These kinds of people,

01:12:33.160 women or men, are in almost

01:12:34.620 all cases, very easy to

01:12:37.000 detect.

01:12:37.780 Most of the time, it takes

01:12:38.640 about 30 seconds of

01:12:39.720 conversation.

01:12:40.500 And if they manage to fool

01:12:41.480 you for 30 seconds, they

01:12:42.700 almost certainly aren't going

01:12:43.600 to keep it up for an entire

01:12:44.920 week or month or two months.

01:12:47.440 On average, couples date for

01:12:49.000 over two years before they get

01:12:50.240 engaged, which I mean, I think

01:12:51.300 is too long.

01:12:52.340 I don't think you need that

01:12:53.040 long, but that's the average.

01:12:55.340 And then the average

01:12:56.120 engagement is another 18 months.

01:12:57.520 So that's three and a half

01:13:00.760 years.

01:13:02.600 Okay, like if they can fool

01:13:05.100 you for three and a half

01:13:06.260 years and you never

01:13:08.040 noticed that the woman is

01:13:09.800 like this, well, then that

01:13:12.940 means that you are extremely

01:13:15.480 unobservant.

01:13:17.340 I mean, it would take a

01:13:18.260 manipulative genius and a

01:13:21.460 supremely talented Daniel Day

01:13:23.580 Lewis level actor to put up a

01:13:26.140 convincing front as a

01:13:27.500 deep, thoughtful, kind and

01:13:28.780 affectionate person for all

01:13:30.200 that time, all the while

01:13:32.120 concealing their true, shallow

01:13:33.940 and selfish nature.

01:13:35.960 Now, I have known maybe one

01:13:38.780 or two people like that in my

01:13:40.540 entire life, like the kind of

01:13:42.820 person where, okay, I know

01:13:44.000 this person is like a scumbag,

01:13:45.440 but they're able to fool

01:13:46.260 everyone forever.

01:13:47.220 It seems like, uh, rarely do

01:13:50.900 you come across somebody like

01:13:51.980 that.

01:13:53.720 They exist, but every other

01:13:56.400 shallow, selfish person,

01:13:57.480 I've ever met, I could

01:13:58.940 identify as such within about

01:14:00.580 five minutes, if it even took

01:14:03.440 that long, usually five

01:14:05.960 seconds.

01:14:08.620 Okay.

01:14:08.980 If I ran into that woman on

01:14:09.980 the street, talked to her for

01:14:10.980 10, 10, 20 seconds.

01:14:12.720 I go, okay.

01:14:13.360 Yeah.

01:14:13.540 I know what you're all about.

01:14:16.620 Now, I don't know the woman in

01:14:17.680 the video.

01:14:18.120 I don't even know her name,

01:14:18.900 but I've seen enough to say

01:14:20.560 that she is no manipulative

01:14:22.140 genius.

01:14:22.560 Now, she may be manipulative,

01:14:24.020 but she's not a genius.

01:14:26.780 I put the chances at like 1% or

01:14:28.940 lower that this woman wasn't

01:14:30.280 incredibly shallow and self-absorbed

01:14:31.900 when they were dating.

01:14:33.840 I don't think I've ever in my

01:14:35.040 life met anyone who was like this

01:14:36.720 woman at 32, but wasn't the same

01:14:38.900 way or worse at 22.

01:14:41.540 Not saying it's impossible.

01:14:43.020 It's just very rare.

01:14:45.360 Human beings don't work that way

01:14:47.100 generally.

01:14:47.440 So, why do some men end up with

01:14:50.440 horrible women?

01:14:52.300 Well, because, in most cases,

01:14:55.200 they choose to marry horrible

01:14:58.700 women.

01:15:00.300 Why would a man make that choice?

01:15:02.680 It's not hard to understand.

01:15:04.560 She's attractive.

01:15:05.540 He's lonely.

01:15:06.800 She's giving him attention.

01:15:09.120 He overlooks all the red flags.

01:15:12.460 That's like all there is to it

01:15:13.680 most of the time.

01:15:14.940 It's understandable on a human

01:15:16.380 level.

01:15:18.380 But it's a bad choice.

01:15:20.940 And my solution for young single

01:15:22.980 guys is that they shouldn't make

01:15:25.180 that kind of choice.

01:15:26.860 Don't marry a woman like that.

01:15:29.620 And despite what you may have

01:15:31.500 heard, they're not all like that.

01:15:34.740 Anyone telling you otherwise is

01:15:36.400 selling you despair and failure.

01:15:39.160 And those people, along with this

01:15:41.740 woman in the video, and any woman

01:15:43.600 like her, are all today

01:15:46.060 canceled.

01:15:48.500 That'll do it for the show today.

01:15:49.340 Thanks for watching.

01:15:49.780 Thanks for listening.

01:15:50.320 Talk to you tomorrow.

01:15:50.840 Have a great day.

01:15:51.780 Godspeed.

01:15:52.060 We'll see you guys at meinem

01:15:53.440 going to cure things.

01:15:55.080 We'll be right back.

01:15:55.780 Bye-bye.

01:15:55.860 Bye-bye.

01:15:57.300 Bye-bye.

01:15:58.700 Bye-bye.

01:15:59.560 Bye-bye.

01:16:00.480 Bye-bye.

The Matt Walsh Show - July 28, 2025

Ep. 1630 - Violent Black Mobs Beat Up White People In Cincinnati. The Media Remains Silent

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