The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1680 - Muslims Are The Real Victims Of 9-11, According To Zohran Mamdani

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Zoran Mamdani makes his final argument, which is that we should feel

00:00:04.260 sorry for him because he and his fellow Muslims are the real victims of 9-11. Also, the media

00:00:08.440 panics over White House renovations for some reason. And I get into a heated battle with an

00:00:13.580 extremely creepy AI version of myself. And also, I will respond to Mamdani's three major policy

00:00:19.820 proposals. Each one is crazier and more doomed to fail than the last. All of that and more today

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00:02:44.880 Six days after Islamic terrorists murdered thousands of Americans on September 11th,

00:02:49.960 as many victims remained unaccounted for and as rescue workers continued cutting through the

00:02:54.920 rubble, George W. Bush spoke at the Islamic Center of Washington. The president stated that the terrorist

00:03:02.440 attacks, although they were committed by Islamists in the name of Islam, had actually contradicted the

00:03:07.840 fundamental tenets of the faith because, as he put it, quote, Islam is peace. Bush also affirmed that

00:03:14.700 Muslims in the United States, quote, love America just as much as I do. You know, ask any historian

00:03:21.120 and they'll tell you that it's actually Bush's axis of evil speech delivered five months later at the

00:03:26.640 State of the Union, which was the defining neoconservative speech of that era, the one that launched the

00:03:32.420 global war on terrorism and established its objectives. But that's actually not true. It's not even close to

00:03:39.520 true. The real goal of the neoconservative movement from 2001 onward was spelled out at the Islamic

00:03:47.660 Center of Washington by George W. Bush as ground zero was still smoldering. That speech made it

00:03:53.660 official. Neoconservatives were not going to defeat anti-American evil abroad. Instead, in response to

00:04:00.640 9-11, they would accelerate their efforts to import this evil into the United States. On the theory,

00:04:06.200 which they maintained in public with a straight face, that foreigners from the Middle East were just as

00:04:12.320 American as anyone else. To be clear, Bush did not simply make the claim that al-Qaeda, along with millions

00:04:18.980 of Muslims all over the world, had misunderstood the Koran's call to murder non-believers. Bush went much, much

00:04:26.240 further than that. He declared that Muslims from foreign countries, most of whom advocate for Sharia law, are

00:04:33.640 just as American as you are. Now, what happened next is almost never talked about, although it's one of the most

00:04:40.200 important and catastrophic developments in the history of America, really. What happened is we didn't pause or end

00:04:50.920 Muslim immigration to the United States. We didn't do that at all. In fact, we increased it dramatically in response to

00:04:59.080 9-11. Now, I want you to stop and really listen to what I'm about to tell you, because I think most people

00:05:06.760 don't realize this. So here it is. Virtually the entire current Muslim population in the U.S. came here

00:05:16.840 after 9-11. So this is a chart from Data Hazard, which you can see up on your screen right now. In the 1990s,

00:05:24.840 there were between 500,000 and 1 million Muslims in this country. That's it. Now there are more than

00:05:31.780 4.5 million. So put another way, in this country, the Muslim population has more than quadrupled

00:05:39.660 since 9-11. Now, on the other hand, guess what's happened to the Christian population in Iraq during

00:05:48.080 that same period? The country, you know, we were supposedly liberating. Well, it went from 1.5 million

00:05:53.960 Christians to around 200,000. Why is that? Well, they were ethnically cleansed. They were terrorized.

00:06:00.240 They were killed. They were forced to leave. Meanwhile, some of our most important cities,

00:06:05.740 you know, the centers of our economy, were flooded with Muslims. And we were told to welcome these

00:06:11.700 people and give them refuge from their third world hell holes because, after all, they're just as

00:06:17.640 American as we are. But they just got here from a country that could not be more foreign to our own.

00:06:25.220 Soon as they step off the plane, they're just as American as we are. So how have things turned out

00:06:31.580 exactly? Nearly 25 years after 9-11, after several decades of unfettered neoconservatism and liberalism,

00:06:38.600 what does New York City look like today? Well, as of 2024, more than 20% of the voters in New York City

00:06:47.160 currently struggle to speak English. That's not an exaggeration. It's from a document prepared by

00:06:54.200 the Office of Immigrant Affairs in the mayor's office. And it says, quote, 22% of New Yorkers are

00:07:00.840 considered to have limited language proficiency, limited English language proficiency to be exact.

00:07:06.420 So think about that for a second. Again, really stop and think about it. One in five New Yorkers

00:07:14.620 cannot speak the English language. One in five people in our largest and most important city

00:07:21.100 cannot speak our language. We can't communicate. Pick a random person on the street in New York,

00:07:27.640 and there's a good chance you won't be able to have a conversation with that person. Nor will you have

00:07:34.320 any shared culture or shared history whatsoever. You will have nothing in common with this person,

00:07:42.020 this, quote, unquote, American. Overall, 38%, almost 40% of the population of New York

00:07:49.020 was not born in America. It's not 40% are, you know, ancestrally from another country.

00:07:57.980 No, this is 40%. We're not born here. First generation. And of course, roughly 35% of these

00:08:06.480 foreigners are unemployed and therefore completely dependent on the government for survival. And

00:08:11.940 when I say dependent on the government, I mean, of course, dependent on the taxpayers. They're

00:08:17.400 contributing nothing to this country or its economy. They come here and contribute nothing at all.

00:08:24.460 They're just taking. They come here to take and to give nothing back. This is a demographic

00:08:30.000 replacement that under the administrations of Bush and Obama was sold to the American people as a

00:08:37.100 clear positive. After all, who wouldn't want more hardworking, peace-loving future Americans to move

00:08:42.880 to this country and, you know, contribute their talents and work ethic to the advancement of Western

00:08:47.480 civilization? Who wouldn't want that? That particular outcome was, of course, never going to happen.

00:08:54.460 Instead, we have imported so many foreigners who despise this country and despise Christianity

00:09:00.080 in particular, that the next mayor of New York City is almost certainly going to be a Muslim

00:09:05.960 socialist from Uganda who openly mocks the victims of 9-11. And to that end, the other day,

00:09:11.260 this Muslim socialist, whose name is Zoran Mamdani, delivered his closing argument in the mayor's race.

00:09:17.780 And listen to what that argument is.

00:09:22.400 I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of New York City.

00:09:25.260 I want to speak to the memory of my aunt, who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because

00:09:44.420 she did not feel safe in her hijab.

00:09:46.000 Oh, wow. Poor woman.

00:09:54.040 She's the real victim of 9-11.

00:09:56.740 You know, this is a line that Mamdani has trotted out in other contexts as well, including a video that his campaign

00:10:02.340 put out in which he complains that Muslims have been forced, quote, to endure hatred and bigotry in the shadows.

00:10:08.640 So he really thinks this is a compelling argument.

00:10:12.880 Now, he's saying it's horrifying and sad that his aunt's tummy felt funny when she wore a hijab on the subway.

00:10:19.040 Shortly after, Islamist terrorists murdered thousands of Americans and destroyed one of the most recognizable landmarks in the entire country.

00:10:25.260 And not only that, he's blaming us for his aunt's feelings.

00:10:30.660 He's not blaming the Muslim terrorists.

00:10:33.200 He's not saying, well, these people made us all look bad.

00:10:36.620 It's our fault.

00:10:38.640 And Mamdani's aunt is the real victim here.

00:10:42.720 You know, this is that Norm Macdonald tweet you've probably seen before, but in real life.

00:10:46.980 He's doing the joke.

00:10:49.000 The one where he says, what terrifies me is if ISIS were to detonate a nuclear device and kill 50 million Americans,

00:10:54.600 imagine the backlash against peaceful Muslims.

00:10:58.580 Norm Macdonald would do the joke a lot better than that.

00:11:00.640 But, I mean, that's literally what, this is essentially the closing argument of the Mamdani campaign.

00:11:06.940 Now, you can watch Mamdani's full remarks and he never really gets around to mourning the thousands of Americans who were slaughtered at the hands of Al-Qaeda

00:11:15.020 or explaining why they died and who killed them.

00:11:18.540 He also never gets around to articulating any actual harm that his aunt supposedly suffered.

00:11:23.880 You know, you think if this were really a bigoted white supremacist hellhole,

00:11:27.700 that someone would have actually done something to his aunt, it wouldn't all be in her head.

00:11:33.940 It wouldn't just be, she didn't feel comfortable.

00:11:37.500 It would be, something happened to her.

00:11:39.960 But it didn't.

00:11:41.540 Nothing happened to her.

00:11:42.560 Nor did it happen to anyone like Mamdani's aunt.

00:11:48.600 Now, first of all, you know, the story is almost certainly made up for political reasons.

00:11:56.600 That's another point.

00:11:57.880 And we all know that.

00:11:59.040 It's completely unverifiable.

00:12:01.100 It makes no sense.

00:12:02.140 Additionally, there are now reports floating around that Mamdani has just one aunt who lived in Tanzania during 9-11,

00:12:08.580 according to her LinkedIn, and who doesn't wear a hijab in photographs posted on social media.

00:12:13.380 So that's a problem.

00:12:15.020 And mainstream journalists aren't reporting this, of course.

00:12:17.480 It comes from a random X account called Trinity Votes Blue.

00:12:20.920 So whatever the truth may be, don't expect The Washington Post or PolitiFact to look into this for obvious reasons.

00:12:27.320 Mamdani's a sociopath.

00:12:28.340 He lies all the time.

00:12:29.060 They know it.

00:12:30.220 That's why they support him in the first place.

00:12:32.600 And to be clear, he's not just lying about his aunt here.

00:12:35.120 In that campaign video I mentioned earlier, Mamdani tries to claim that this is a bigger problem than his aunt.

00:12:41.020 He says that Muslims are constantly antagonized in this country.

00:12:45.160 Watch.

00:12:46.600 I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of the city.

00:12:50.820 I want to speak to the memory of my aunt, who stopped taking the subway after September 11th,

00:12:55.820 because she did not feel safe in her hijab.

00:12:58.540 I want to speak to the Muslim city worker,

00:13:00.460 whether they teach in our schools or walk the beat for the NYPD.

00:13:05.100 New Yorkers who all make daily sacrifices on behalf of the city only to see their leaders spit in their face.

00:13:10.760 I want to speak to every child who grows up in New York marked as the other,

00:13:15.800 who is randomly selected in a way that rarely feels random.

00:13:18.640 So, there's a lot to dissect here.

00:13:27.000 Mamdani constantly runs down this list of grievances that Muslims supposedly have against our country,

00:13:32.620 a country that they have flocked to in record numbers.

00:13:35.960 But the complaint about random screening that he always trots out is really the most incredible.

00:13:42.020 Because in reality, to this day, they make sure to screen elderly white disabled grannies at TSA

00:13:48.200 just as much as they screen military-aged Arab males named Mohammed.

00:13:52.400 Even though 0% of the global terror threat comes from the white grannies,

00:13:58.960 and 100% comes from military-aged Arab males.

00:14:04.220 So, this country has bent over backwards for the Zoran Mamdanis of the world.

00:14:09.860 Muslims have been treated far better here,

00:14:11.860 and have been far more welcomed than any white American Christian would be in any Muslim country.

00:14:16.600 In fact, Muslims have been treated better in the United States than they're treated in many Muslim countries.

00:14:22.400 There was not any sort of campaign of persecution and oppression against Muslims after 9-11.

00:14:27.800 In fact, the government went absurdly out of its way to avoid even the impression of such a thing.

00:14:33.980 Our government responded to 9-11 by apologizing to Muslims,

00:14:39.480 and then importing millions of them into our cities,

00:14:42.240 and letting them build their mosques,

00:14:44.320 and blast their call to prayer over the loudspeakers at 5 in the morning.

00:14:48.320 That's the kind of persecution they've endured.

00:14:50.820 The persecution of being welcomed here and given literally everything they want,

00:14:56.220 with virtually no pushback whatsoever.

00:15:00.440 And for all that effort, we don't even get so much as a thank you in return.

00:15:06.120 Instead, they whine and complain, and they denounce and accuse us,

00:15:09.720 and they work every day to subvert our country and destroy everything that made us great.

00:15:13.500 Now, in response, you'll often hear leftists argue that hate crimes against Muslims supposedly went up after 9-11,

00:15:20.720 and they'll show you this chart of reported hate crimes.

00:15:25.060 And there are about a thousand different problems with their argument here.

00:15:27.640 First of all, as we've discussed many times, reported hate crimes are a meaningless category.

00:15:32.500 They don't mean anything.

00:15:33.460 The idea of a hate crime itself is meaningless,

00:15:35.220 but a reported hate crime is less than meaningless.

00:15:39.400 A reported hate crime is when someone calls the police

00:15:42.080 and claims that someone did something mean to them.

00:15:46.380 It's not an arrest.

00:15:47.200 It's not a prosecution.

00:15:48.280 It's not a prosecution.

00:15:49.520 It's not a conviction.

00:15:52.060 It's not anything that can be verified at all.

00:15:54.380 It's just a report.

00:15:55.440 It's a claim.

00:15:56.660 So, for example, if Mom Donnie's aunt called the police

00:15:59.260 and said somebody yelled at her for wearing a hijab,

00:16:02.640 that would count.

00:16:04.340 Even if it wasn't true, it would still count.

00:16:05.920 So, by the definition of hate crime used there,

00:16:10.160 roughly 95% of the hate crimes are just flat-out fake.

00:16:13.780 They're either misinterpreted by the victim

00:16:15.080 or the victim is calling them in to get sympathy

00:16:17.720 or whatever it is.

00:16:19.980 And even given this definition, which is extremely overbroad,

00:16:22.700 there were still fewer than 500 hate crime reports

00:16:27.500 involving Muslim victims across the entire country

00:16:29.860 in the aftermath of 9-11.

00:16:31.700 So, there was one hate crime report

00:16:34.320 for every five people who burned to death

00:16:37.660 or jumped out of a burning building

00:16:38.820 or died in a plane crash on 9-11.

00:16:40.620 That's how we should look at it.

00:16:41.720 And we're supposed to be horrified by these numbers.

00:16:44.840 Now, compare those figures to other religious groups

00:16:47.320 and the narrative falls apart even further.

00:16:50.480 Now, using the FBI's numbers from 2001 to 2012,

00:16:53.460 hate crimes against Muslims were reported

00:16:55.080 roughly as often as hate crimes against Christians,

00:17:00.060 including Catholics and Protestants together.

00:17:02.560 Jews are at the top of that list.

00:17:04.440 And the category of other religions

00:17:06.560 and multiple religions together

00:17:07.960 reported more hate crimes than Muslims.

00:17:11.620 Now, if you get back to the hate crime chart,

00:17:13.640 you'll notice even more issues.

00:17:15.240 So, let's put that back up on the screen.

00:17:17.960 It's pretty clear from the trajectory here

00:17:20.420 that after the spike in reported hate crimes post-9-11,

00:17:23.580 reports of hate crimes against Muslims plummeted,

00:17:26.400 then went flat for the rest of the decade.

00:17:29.580 And that's remarkable because, again,

00:17:31.600 the Muslim population exploded during this period.

00:17:34.040 So, you'd think that the raw number of hate crimes

00:17:35.780 against Muslims would go up

00:17:37.080 simply as a matter of statistics,

00:17:38.360 but the numbers didn't go up.

00:17:39.980 In fact, they went down and they stayed down.

00:17:43.300 So, the point is, no,

00:17:44.620 there was no epidemic of criminal violence

00:17:46.760 against Muslims after 9-11.

00:17:48.820 There was no legitimate reason

00:17:50.340 for anyone to be afraid of wearing a hijab.

00:17:52.400 But even if Muslim women were afraid

00:17:55.220 of wearing a hijab on the subway,

00:17:57.020 that would actually be completely rational.

00:17:59.660 You know, when Islamists commit mass murder

00:18:01.500 in the name of their religion,

00:18:02.440 it's entirely reasonable to feel uncomfortable

00:18:04.800 if you go out in public days later

00:18:07.240 showing off an unmistakable sign

00:18:08.760 of your submission to Islam.

00:18:11.860 It'd be weird if we lived in a society

00:18:13.780 where that wasn't the case.

00:18:15.040 When members of a religion

00:18:18.140 slaughter thousands of us

00:18:19.560 and then point to supposedly holy texts

00:18:21.800 that explicitly validate their approach,

00:18:24.040 then basic survival instincts dictate

00:18:26.320 that we take a closer look

00:18:27.460 at people who adhere to that particular religion.

00:18:29.320 That is all rational.

00:18:32.200 Meanwhile, if you look at hate crime convictions

00:18:34.120 instead of reports,

00:18:35.300 you'll find that, according to the DOJ,

00:18:37.900 there have been around 200

00:18:39.380 anti-Muslim hate crime convictions

00:18:41.520 since 9-11.

00:18:43.400 So that would be,

00:18:44.840 that's the number of actual

00:18:46.180 confirmed hate crimes

00:18:47.920 that were really committed.

00:18:50.400 So that's 200.

00:18:51.760 A grand total of 200

00:18:52.760 over more than two decades.

00:18:55.620 And that includes everything

00:18:56.780 from making threats

00:18:57.880 to vandalism to murders.

00:18:59.320 And there were just three murders

00:19:00.440 in this category

00:19:01.180 out of 200 total hate crimes.

00:19:03.580 Three murders

00:19:04.300 across these decades.

00:19:08.180 Already you can see

00:19:09.100 how minuscule these numbers are

00:19:10.720 when you consider the fact

00:19:11.640 that we're a country

00:19:12.600 of 340 million people.

00:19:15.880 But just for fun,

00:19:16.840 let's put that number in context.

00:19:18.540 By one estimate,

00:19:19.740 in the same time period

00:19:20.600 since 9-11,

00:19:21.660 there have been at least

00:19:22.440 160 actual confirmed

00:19:24.540 Islamic terrorist attacks

00:19:25.620 on the U.S. homeland.

00:19:27.780 So not reports of attacks,

00:19:29.580 actual violent attacks

00:19:30.680 by Islamists in the United States.

00:19:32.140 So if you're going to try

00:19:33.200 to make the argument

00:19:33.860 that Islamophobia

00:19:34.820 is a real thing

00:19:35.800 based on those numbers

00:19:37.560 that I cited before,

00:19:39.100 then by the exact same token,

00:19:40.680 you need to agree

00:19:41.240 that Islamist ideology

00:19:42.480 is a much, much bigger deal.

00:19:45.420 Of course, the truth is

00:19:46.500 that there was no rash

00:19:47.780 of Islamophobia

00:19:48.680 after 9-11.

00:19:50.560 Instead, what's happened

00:19:51.840 is that we've imported

00:19:52.920 millions of people

00:19:53.840 who openly despise

00:19:54.920 this country

00:19:55.360 and its forefathers,

00:19:56.260 including Mamdani's father,

00:19:57.980 who believes that Hitler

00:19:58.900 was inspired by Abe Lincoln.

00:20:02.120 He also wrote in his book

00:20:02.880 that we should consider

00:20:04.360 suicide bombers as soldiers.

00:20:06.980 Watch.

00:20:07.220 America is the genesis

00:20:10.860 of what we call

00:20:12.840 settler colonialism.

00:20:14.600 And the American model

00:20:16.120 was exported

00:20:17.280 all around the world.

00:20:20.700 Abraham Lincoln

00:20:21.640 generalized the solution

00:20:23.900 of reservations.

00:20:25.740 They herded American Indians

00:20:28.080 into separate territories.

00:20:31.680 for the Nazis.

00:20:34.960 For the Nazis,

00:20:36.320 this was the inspiration.

00:20:40.040 Hitler realized two things.

00:20:42.380 One,

00:20:43.480 that genocide was doable.

00:20:45.160 It is possible

00:20:47.620 to do genocide.

00:20:49.640 That's what Hitler realized.

00:20:53.120 Second thing

00:20:54.120 Hitler realized

00:20:55.060 is that you don't have

00:20:57.580 to have a common citizenship.

00:20:59.600 You can differentiate

00:21:00.680 between people.

00:21:02.680 The Nuremberg laws

00:21:03.900 were patterned

00:21:04.800 after American laws.

00:21:07.840 Anyway,

00:21:08.640 the U.S.

00:21:09.140 put Indians

00:21:10.120 in reservations.

00:21:10.920 The U.S.

00:21:13.040 invented the model.

00:21:15.300 So here's what we do now.

00:21:16.480 We bring in people

00:21:17.640 from other countries

00:21:18.460 to do the job

00:21:19.800 of sitting on stages

00:21:21.060 and explaining

00:21:22.080 why America

00:21:22.740 is a horrible place.

00:21:24.540 This doesn't happen

00:21:25.340 anywhere else

00:21:25.880 outside of the Western world.

00:21:26.980 No other country does this.

00:21:28.800 No other country does this

00:21:30.180 outside of the Western world.

00:21:32.020 We're the only ones that do.

00:21:34.700 We're the only ones

00:21:35.580 who are told

00:21:36.380 that we are obligated

00:21:38.760 for some reason

00:21:40.080 to import people

00:21:42.040 who hate us

00:21:42.840 and then can

00:21:43.360 spend their time

00:21:44.800 talking about

00:21:45.700 how much they hate us.

00:21:48.000 Not tolerated

00:21:48.940 anywhere else in the world.

00:21:50.580 And all these people

00:21:51.500 are coming from countries

00:21:52.560 that would not tolerate this

00:21:53.960 in the reverse.

00:21:57.320 So Mamdani's entire family

00:21:58.980 should be denaturalized

00:22:00.300 and deported.

00:22:02.440 That's what it takes

00:22:03.220 at this point.

00:22:04.360 I mean,

00:22:04.500 this is a guy

00:22:05.080 who was forced

00:22:05.700 along with his entire family

00:22:06.500 to leave Uganda

00:22:07.320 by the dictator

00:22:08.120 Idi Amin.

00:22:09.900 He wanted the entire

00:22:10.860 Asia minority gone

00:22:12.160 and he gave them

00:22:12.960 90 days to get out

00:22:13.800 of the country.

00:22:14.840 This is the same dictator

00:22:15.560 by the way

00:22:16.000 who uttered

00:22:16.580 the infamous line

00:22:17.280 there is freedom of speech

00:22:18.880 but I cannot guarantee

00:22:19.860 freedom after speech.

00:22:22.580 Which, you know,

00:22:23.400 speaking of being inspired

00:22:24.440 by things,

00:22:24.860 the left has really

00:22:25.380 taken that to heart.

00:22:27.240 As they forced

00:22:27.980 nearly 100,000 Asians out,

00:22:29.600 Ugandan soldiers

00:22:30.680 robbed,

00:22:31.400 beat,

00:22:31.740 sexually assaulted

00:22:32.380 and killed

00:22:32.960 many Indians.

00:22:34.000 And so this was

00:22:34.600 a very desperate time

00:22:35.940 for people like

00:22:36.560 Mamdani's father.

00:22:38.480 They would have

00:22:39.220 easily been killed

00:22:40.280 or forced into poverty

00:22:41.180 but Britain took them in

00:22:42.400 along with many

00:22:43.060 other refugees.

00:22:43.840 Ultimately,

00:22:44.100 Mamdani's father

00:22:44.680 was welcomed into America

00:22:45.760 where he became

00:22:46.920 a well-paid professor

00:22:47.860 at Columbia University

00:22:48.900 where his wife

00:22:49.960 would become

00:22:50.280 a millionaire director

00:22:51.460 working on Disney movies

00:22:52.500 and where his son

00:22:53.640 would ultimately

00:22:54.020 become a theater kid

00:22:55.140 writing school essays

00:22:56.100 about white supremacy.

00:22:59.240 So,

00:23:00.560 Mamdani and his family

00:23:01.760 and his fellow Muslims

00:23:02.680 have not been persecuted

00:23:04.140 at all in the slightest.

00:23:06.600 The exact opposite

00:23:07.640 has happened.

00:23:08.740 They have not faced

00:23:09.440 hate crimes

00:23:10.000 at a rate any higher

00:23:10.980 than any other religion

00:23:11.980 and in fact have faced

00:23:13.640 them at a lower rate

00:23:14.620 than several other religions.

00:23:16.500 They've been nothing

00:23:17.360 but welcomed

00:23:18.000 and tolerated

00:23:18.720 and celebrated.

00:23:19.520 One of the very first things

00:23:20.880 the President of the United States

00:23:21.900 did in the immediate

00:23:22.880 aftermath of 9-11

00:23:24.160 while the rubble

00:23:25.820 was still smoldering

00:23:26.760 was to step on stage

00:23:28.680 and talk about

00:23:29.120 how wonderful Muslims are.

00:23:31.460 And yet,

00:23:32.140 through all of this,

00:23:33.080 across thousands

00:23:34.500 of public speeches

00:23:35.320 and interviews

00:23:35.860 and debates,

00:23:36.920 here are two words

00:23:37.980 we have never heard

00:23:39.880 Zoran Mamdani say.

00:23:43.040 Thank you.

00:23:45.400 Thank you, America,

00:23:47.200 for opening your arms to me.

00:23:51.080 We never heard Zoran say that.

00:23:53.160 Not one time.

00:23:55.400 Not one time

00:23:56.300 have we heard this

00:23:56.920 ungrateful brat

00:23:58.280 utter those words.

00:23:59.860 Thank you.

00:24:00.640 Thank you for allowing me

00:24:02.040 to come and reap

00:24:03.020 the benefits of a nation

00:24:04.220 that nobody in my family

00:24:05.880 or my home country

00:24:06.880 or my religion

00:24:07.660 has had any hand in building.

00:24:10.140 Thank you for continuing

00:24:11.160 to welcome us

00:24:11.880 even after

00:24:12.540 our co-religionists attack you.

00:24:14.560 Thank you

00:24:15.160 for giving me everything

00:24:16.700 while I have given you

00:24:18.200 nothing in return.

00:24:19.180 Thank you for taking me in

00:24:20.540 and taking in my people

00:24:21.660 and supporting us

00:24:23.600 and feeding us

00:24:24.300 and housing us

00:24:25.140 and taking food

00:24:26.540 out of your own children's mouths

00:24:28.080 to put into ours.

00:24:29.620 Thank you, America!

00:24:33.440 Zoran Mamdani

00:24:34.140 has never said that

00:24:35.000 or anything like it.

00:24:36.980 And every year

00:24:37.800 we welcome millions

00:24:38.500 more foreigners

00:24:39.060 into this country

00:24:39.700 who will never say that

00:24:40.740 or anything like it.

00:24:42.780 You teach your children

00:24:44.060 to say please

00:24:44.760 and thank you

00:24:45.320 and yet we import

00:24:46.080 millions of people

00:24:46.820 who've never said it,

00:24:48.720 will never say it,

00:24:49.960 and demand more

00:24:51.880 even as they show

00:24:52.880 no gratitude

00:24:53.440 or appreciation

00:24:54.080 for what they've

00:24:54.620 already been given.

00:24:55.640 Mamdani is their

00:24:56.460 poster child.

00:24:57.960 He has no spirit

00:24:58.860 of humility

00:24:59.360 or gratitude at all.

00:25:01.420 He takes from us

00:25:02.580 and then scolds us

00:25:03.400 for not allowing him

00:25:04.100 to take more.

00:25:04.660 He sits down

00:25:05.200 at our table

00:25:05.740 uninvited,

00:25:06.780 eats more than anybody else,

00:25:08.340 doesn't even use a fork,

00:25:09.720 complains that he wasn't

00:25:10.580 served better food,

00:25:11.920 and never says thank you.

00:25:13.280 Not once.

00:25:15.900 And we as Americans

00:25:17.140 are sick

00:25:18.600 of being treated this way.

00:25:22.440 This was always

00:25:23.240 going to be the result

00:25:24.000 of decades

00:25:24.760 of uninterrupted

00:25:25.720 immigration

00:25:26.300 from countries

00:25:27.000 that are fundamentally

00:25:27.560 incompatible with our own

00:25:28.800 at a cultural

00:25:29.900 and religious level.

00:25:31.820 It was always going

00:25:32.800 to be the outcome

00:25:33.740 of decades

00:25:34.460 of false rhetoric

00:25:35.320 promising that Islamists

00:25:36.420 are somehow just as American

00:25:37.560 as anybody else.

00:25:39.320 This is what

00:25:39.960 neoconservatism

00:25:41.100 and neoliberalism

00:25:42.200 have in common.

00:25:44.140 Sooner or later,

00:25:44.980 both ideologies,

00:25:45.900 which are supposedly

00:25:46.580 polar opposites

00:25:47.480 but aren't at all,

00:25:49.460 guarantee that

00:25:50.200 anti-American foreigners

00:25:51.320 will start

00:25:51.880 running in our elections

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00:25:54.440 they can barely

00:25:54.880 speak English,

00:25:56.500 they'll eventually

00:25:57.020 outvote Americans.

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00:28:55.360 So here's a big story

00:28:56.540 I haven't talked about yet

00:28:57.860 because really

00:28:58.980 it's not a big story

00:28:59.780 at all.

00:29:00.400 President Trump

00:29:01.240 is renovating

00:29:02.080 the White House,

00:29:02.980 specifically the East Wing,

00:29:04.400 which he is renovating

00:29:06.560 and turning into

00:29:07.180 a big ballroom.

00:29:09.620 So that's it.

00:29:10.560 That's the story.

00:29:12.640 I couldn't think of a story

00:29:13.700 that I care less about.

00:29:16.220 You know,

00:29:16.640 when I first heard this,

00:29:17.560 I saw some headline somewhere,

00:29:18.840 renovating the White House.

00:29:20.120 Like I didn't,

00:29:20.980 okay,

00:29:22.580 good for him.

00:29:26.500 But little did I know,

00:29:27.840 though I should have expected

00:29:28.600 that this would turn

00:29:29.280 into a media panic

00:29:30.620 that would last for days,

00:29:32.440 if not weeks,

00:29:33.180 and it's still ongoing.

00:29:33.960 So they're panicking about.

00:29:35.780 They say that Trump

00:29:36.340 is desecrating

00:29:37.240 the sacred grounds

00:29:38.940 of the White House,

00:29:40.320 destroying history

00:29:41.300 by renovating

00:29:41.980 the White House.

00:29:42.620 Just to give you

00:29:43.180 a flavor of their reaction,

00:29:44.340 here's some leftist activist

00:29:46.340 with a big following,

00:29:47.420 Tara,

00:29:48.660 who tweeted

00:29:49.360 in response to a picture

00:29:50.340 of the renovation,

00:29:52.300 it feels almost the same

00:29:53.460 as when I saw

00:29:54.040 the Pentagon damage

00:29:55.160 on 9-11.

00:29:57.620 Yeah,

00:29:58.080 it's like 9-11.

00:29:59.020 A building being renovated

00:30:00.540 is,

00:30:01.060 it's really the same

00:30:02.140 as a plane flying into it.

00:30:03.180 Like,

00:30:03.340 it's the same thing.

00:30:07.680 And she's not

00:30:08.740 the only one reacting

00:30:09.460 this way,

00:30:09.860 far from it.

00:30:10.500 So the ladies

00:30:11.460 of The View

00:30:12.040 are also very upset.

00:30:15.020 Here's that.

00:30:17.280 That is not

00:30:18.440 your building.

00:30:19.960 Correct.

00:30:20.400 You don't own

00:30:21.260 that building.

00:30:21.900 That would be like

00:30:26.140 me going over

00:30:27.960 to Trump Tower

00:30:29.140 and saying

00:30:32.720 I'm going to build

00:30:33.440 a disco.

00:30:34.900 You know,

00:30:35.880 they've wanted a disco

00:30:37.460 in Trump Tower

00:30:38.160 for hundreds of years.

00:30:40.400 So,

00:30:40.780 I mean,

00:30:41.260 come on,

00:30:41.960 man.

00:30:42.140 This,

00:30:42.740 you don't own

00:30:43.840 that building.

00:30:44.700 That is the people's

00:30:45.680 building.

00:30:46.020 You don't own it.

00:30:48.180 Let's sing it.

00:30:49.260 Let's sing it.

00:30:50.220 You don't own it.

00:30:52.860 You cannot throw it.

00:30:54.360 Take it down.

00:30:55.820 You don't own it.

00:30:58.160 Take your mind

00:30:59.380 to another town.

00:31:01.960 Very good.

00:31:02.580 Oh!

00:31:09.800 Fish cam.

00:31:10.480 Put the fish cam up.

00:31:12.100 I don't know

00:31:12.420 they're going to

00:31:12.660 start singing.

00:31:13.380 I honestly didn't.

00:31:14.380 I should have

00:31:14.660 watched that whole clip

00:31:15.280 before I played it.

00:31:16.760 Where's the fish cam?

00:31:17.380 Do we not have it?

00:31:21.000 I don't see a fish.

00:31:22.200 Oh,

00:31:22.500 it is up.

00:31:22.960 Well,

00:31:23.080 I can't see it.

00:31:25.100 Well,

00:31:25.400 there's no point

00:31:25.760 in doing the fish cam

00:31:26.320 if I can't see it.

00:31:26.840 It's not for the audience.

00:31:27.560 It's for me.

00:31:29.080 Let's be real.

00:31:29.460 Okay,

00:31:29.660 I hear the music.

00:31:31.540 I still don't see it.

00:31:34.580 You're going to force me

00:31:35.500 to turn my neck

00:31:37.220 and look at the...

00:31:38.700 I have to turn

00:31:39.740 my own neck now?

00:31:41.120 That's the kind of effort

00:31:41.760 I have to put in.

00:31:44.200 All right.

00:31:45.920 Let's calm down

00:31:46.580 for a second.

00:31:47.300 So,

00:31:47.640 I really didn't know

00:31:48.580 that they would start

00:31:49.480 singing at the end there.

00:31:50.460 I should have figured

00:31:51.440 because every segment

00:31:54.240 in the mainstream media

00:31:55.040 now ends with singing.

00:31:56.560 Like,

00:31:56.700 you had,

00:31:57.040 you know,

00:31:58.500 Jeff Daniels

00:31:59.540 and now this.

00:32:00.220 If you can even

00:32:00.660 call that singing,

00:32:01.400 I don't know.

00:32:01.640 It sounded more like a...

00:32:03.120 like a toad

00:32:04.900 having a seizure,

00:32:06.280 you know,

00:32:06.620 or something.

00:32:07.800 So,

00:32:08.200 the view is upset.

00:32:09.100 Media is upset.

00:32:10.060 It's like 9-11.

00:32:11.120 And they're saying

00:32:13.420 Trump is destroying history.

00:32:14.720 Then over on CNN,

00:32:16.020 they called in

00:32:16.940 a historian

00:32:18.320 who also just so happens

00:32:20.280 to be a former staffer

00:32:21.380 for Nancy Pelosi.

00:32:22.140 Total coincidence

00:32:22.680 that they chose

00:32:23.320 this historian.

00:32:24.560 Nothing to do with the fact

00:32:25.620 that he's a Democrat operative.

00:32:27.440 But they called in this guy

00:32:28.200 to talk about...

00:32:29.440 And this was like

00:32:29.820 a long segment

00:32:31.320 going into the history

00:32:33.160 of the East Wing.

00:32:33.900 Because this is something

00:32:36.380 that most Americans,

00:32:39.540 we all feel so passionate

00:32:42.140 about the East Wing

00:32:43.140 of the White House.

00:32:44.920 Right?

00:32:45.100 When you think about

00:32:46.200 American,

00:32:49.000 iconic American landmarks,

00:32:50.980 right?

00:32:51.180 When you think about

00:32:51.880 Mount Rushmore

00:32:54.100 and the Grand Canyon

00:32:55.040 and the East Wing

00:32:56.460 of the White House,

00:32:57.480 that's right up there.

00:32:58.800 So that's why

00:33:00.960 they got to bring in

00:33:01.420 all these historians

00:33:02.080 to talk about

00:33:02.880 the East Wing

00:33:03.980 of the White House.

00:33:05.120 And so here's this guy

00:33:07.400 who looks to be

00:33:08.700 about 78% dead

00:33:10.120 at this point.

00:33:11.680 But here he is.

00:33:15.320 Watch.

00:33:16.800 Tell me,

00:33:17.840 why are people

00:33:19.460 up in arms

00:33:20.180 about this?

00:33:21.040 The East Wing

00:33:24.200 is a historic part,

00:33:25.560 an iconic part

00:33:26.440 of the White House complex.

00:33:28.900 It is the section

00:33:30.280 of the White House

00:33:30.980 that visitors

00:33:31.680 would come through

00:33:32.700 traditionally

00:33:34.040 for public events

00:33:36.100 and tours.

00:33:37.280 It's been used

00:33:38.000 by first ladies

00:33:39.120 for 100 years

00:33:40.680 by key White House

00:33:42.640 staff people.

00:33:43.780 And it was built

00:33:45.300 like the West Wing,

00:33:46.320 as you mentioned,

00:33:47.000 in proportion

00:33:47.740 to the White House.

00:33:49.340 It sets down

00:33:50.400 lower than the building.

00:33:51.720 It doesn't obstruct

00:33:53.040 the main White House itself.

00:33:56.620 And an enormous contrast

00:33:57.960 to what the president

00:33:59.520 is doing,

00:34:00.440 as well as,

00:34:01.100 as you mentioned,

00:34:01.760 Richard,

00:34:02.360 the manner in which

00:34:03.340 he's building

00:34:04.240 this ostentatious

00:34:05.680 addition to the building,

00:34:08.480 which is bigger,

00:34:09.200 bigger than

00:34:10.060 the White House itself.

00:34:11.720 So with that in mind,

00:34:14.840 you describe it,

00:34:16.480 you're on the record

00:34:17.380 as describing it

00:34:18.480 as being,

00:34:19.860 it's sending a message

00:34:20.800 of a maniacal,

00:34:22.220 autocratic concept

00:34:23.660 of what the job is

00:34:24.860 and what his role is.

00:34:26.640 This can always

00:34:27.700 be filed under,

00:34:28.460 you know,

00:34:28.640 just because you can do it

00:34:29.760 doesn't mean you should.

00:34:30.800 But I think there are

00:34:31.680 quietly in Congress

00:34:33.300 and the architectural

00:34:34.120 and historic preservation

00:34:35.300 community,

00:34:35.920 a lot of heads are beat.

00:34:36.380 That's good.

00:34:36.640 You can cut that off.

00:34:37.260 That guy,

00:34:40.280 I'm not trying to be mean

00:34:40.900 at all,

00:34:41.360 but that guy,

00:34:41.780 he looks like

00:34:42.840 Jim Carrey

00:34:44.320 playing Ebeneezer Scrooge

00:34:46.280 in The Christmas Carol,

00:34:49.660 in Robert Zemeckis'

00:34:50.920 Christmas Carol,

00:34:51.720 which is animated,

00:34:52.840 by the way.

00:34:54.640 I know that's a deep cut.

00:34:56.660 That's a,

00:34:57.640 this is one of my only

00:34:58.380 talents in life,

00:34:59.100 by the way,

00:34:59.620 is figuring out

00:35:01.040 what movie character

00:35:01.900 people look like.

00:35:02.840 It's one of the,

00:35:03.220 I have like three talents.

00:35:04.480 That's one of them.

00:35:05.960 So I nailed that.

00:35:06.880 Look that up.

00:35:07.540 I'm telling you.

00:35:08.120 It looks,

00:35:08.580 it's uncanny.

00:35:11.900 Anyway,

00:35:12.860 so I just want to make

00:35:14.040 a couple of points

00:35:14.620 about this renovation.

00:35:15.620 First of all,

00:35:16.140 for the record,

00:35:17.040 the White House

00:35:17.720 does need to be renovated.

00:35:19.100 It is a dump.

00:35:19.960 It is a dump inside.

00:35:21.160 It really is.

00:35:21.760 Like,

00:35:21.900 it's actually shocking

00:35:22.900 if you ever go

00:35:23.940 inside the building.

00:35:25.180 I had never,

00:35:25.740 I'd never been

00:35:26.360 in the White House

00:35:27.240 because I tried

00:35:29.880 to avoid

00:35:30.460 Washington, D.C.

00:35:32.540 like the plague

00:35:33.160 as best I can,

00:35:34.020 but I have spent

00:35:35.680 more time there

00:35:37.840 over the last,

00:35:38.700 you know,

00:35:39.120 nine or ten months

00:35:40.440 than I typically

00:35:41.980 would like to.

00:35:42.540 So I was in the White,

00:35:43.820 I've been in the White House

00:35:44.280 a couple of times,

00:35:44.960 but only recently

00:35:46.260 for the first time

00:35:46.980 was I in the White House.

00:35:49.180 And I was shocked.

00:35:52.900 I gotta say,

00:35:53.420 I was,

00:35:54.060 I don't know

00:35:54.320 what I was expecting,

00:35:55.240 but it's like

00:35:57.360 cramped and small

00:35:59.140 and dingy,

00:36:01.160 outdated.

00:36:01.660 It smells weird.

00:36:04.640 It's just like this.

00:36:06.880 I'll put it this way.

00:36:07.780 If you were

00:36:08.400 house hunting

00:36:09.860 on Zillow

00:36:10.540 and you saw

00:36:11.660 the inside shots

00:36:12.880 of the White House

00:36:13.660 and you didn't know

00:36:14.700 it was the White House,

00:36:16.680 you would,

00:36:17.140 even if you could get

00:36:17.820 a good,

00:36:18.160 even if it was like

00:36:18.720 within your budget,

00:36:19.620 you'd keep scrolling

00:36:20.380 because you would look

00:36:21.280 at those pictures

00:36:21.840 and you would go,

00:36:22.440 man,

00:36:22.620 that needs too much work.

00:36:24.080 I don't know.

00:36:24.760 That's a gut job

00:36:25.600 on that one.

00:36:27.620 I say,

00:36:28.400 no,

00:36:28.880 even if it's,

00:36:29.460 they're selling it below,

00:36:30.260 no,

00:36:31.280 I can't.

00:36:32.840 I'm only slightly

00:36:33.700 exaggerating.

00:36:34.260 The building really

00:36:34.880 is kind of a dump inside.

00:36:37.040 So to anyone

00:36:37.840 who's been inside

00:36:38.540 the building,

00:36:39.820 which most of the media,

00:36:41.200 the people in the media

00:36:42.040 who are panicking,

00:36:42.860 they've been inside

00:36:43.520 the building.

00:36:45.440 But for anyone

00:36:46.580 who has,

00:36:47.000 it's not shocking

00:36:47.700 at all.

00:36:48.100 We hear it's

00:36:48.500 being renovated.

00:36:49.540 You go,

00:36:50.320 yeah,

00:36:50.640 well,

00:36:50.740 that makes sense.

00:36:51.520 Yeah,

00:36:51.780 it's like,

00:36:52.240 it's kind of embarrassing.

00:36:54.740 Now,

00:36:55.120 I'm not saying

00:36:55.760 that the President

00:36:56.700 of the United States

00:36:57.100 should live in a palace

00:36:57.900 and that's not

00:36:58.660 what Trump

00:36:59.200 is turning it into,

00:37:00.160 but it should

00:37:01.420 at least be

00:37:02.300 a nice,

00:37:04.380 right?

00:37:04.700 It should be

00:37:05.220 at least

00:37:05.600 like kind of nice.

00:37:07.200 It should be

00:37:07.880 sort of updated

00:37:08.700 and renovated.

00:37:11.860 Maybe it,

00:37:12.580 maybe it shouldn't

00:37:13.480 look like,

00:37:14.460 right,

00:37:16.260 your grandmother's

00:37:16.980 house in 1963.

00:37:19.620 I don't know.

00:37:20.720 It doesn't really

00:37:21.480 matter that much

00:37:22.120 to me one way

00:37:22.640 or another,

00:37:22.940 but at the same time,

00:37:24.120 it doesn't surprise me

00:37:25.040 they want to renovate it.

00:37:26.300 And second,

00:37:26.800 more to the point,

00:37:28.880 you know,

00:37:29.440 when you listen

00:37:31.160 to what these

00:37:31.700 theatrical,

00:37:32.700 phony dorks

00:37:33.600 are saying,

00:37:34.720 they're saying,

00:37:36.520 you don't own it.

00:37:37.260 This is history.

00:37:38.700 Respect our history.

00:37:40.180 Nobody voted on this.

00:37:42.320 You're desecrating.

00:37:44.780 It's destructive.

00:37:47.460 Well,

00:37:47.720 all of these statements

00:37:48.800 would of course

00:37:49.600 apply much more

00:37:51.160 to the dozens

00:37:52.200 of historical monuments

00:37:53.460 that the left

00:37:54.080 tore down.

00:37:55.040 over the last

00:37:56.000 five to ten years.

00:37:58.860 Now they have the gall.

00:38:00.320 I mean,

00:38:00.480 these people have

00:38:00.980 so much gall.

00:38:02.300 They're so

00:38:03.280 shameless.

00:38:06.020 And that is

00:38:07.140 truly their superpower

00:38:08.480 is that

00:38:09.200 they have no shame

00:38:10.280 at all.

00:38:12.660 And it does make,

00:38:14.200 now it makes them

00:38:15.240 soulless.

00:38:16.680 It makes them evil people,

00:38:17.700 but it makes them

00:38:18.500 effective politically

00:38:19.660 because shame,

00:38:21.640 shame is kind of

00:38:22.400 the last line of defense

00:38:23.740 and if you don't

00:38:26.540 have that,

00:38:27.340 then you end up

00:38:29.120 with people like

00:38:29.640 the left who

00:38:30.240 they have no,

00:38:32.980 after they just

00:38:33.880 spent years

00:38:34.780 saying,

00:38:35.360 yeah,

00:38:35.480 you know what,

00:38:35.820 we don't like that

00:38:36.600 historic monument,

00:38:39.080 that work of art.

00:38:39.960 We don't like this.

00:38:40.440 We're just going to

00:38:40.840 pull it down.

00:38:41.640 But now they have

00:38:45.620 the gall to say,

00:38:47.020 well,

00:38:47.160 we didn't vote on that.

00:38:48.600 Oh, really?

00:38:49.180 Who voted?

00:38:49.820 Who voted on you

00:38:51.000 tearing down a statue?

00:38:52.140 Did we get to vote

00:38:52.860 on that as a country?

00:38:53.680 Did we?

00:38:57.300 Now,

00:38:57.700 in many cases,

00:38:58.400 no one voted at all

00:38:59.400 and you just went

00:38:59.940 and did it yourself

00:39:00.580 or at best,

00:39:02.160 it was some council

00:39:03.080 somewhere voted.

00:39:05.100 The country didn't vote.

00:39:08.900 Right?

00:39:09.260 You don't own it.

00:39:10.680 What about all those

00:39:11.160 monuments you tore down?

00:39:12.180 You didn't own those.

00:39:12.940 You didn't make them.

00:39:13.660 You didn't own them.

00:39:16.200 That was also history

00:39:17.600 and you just destroyed it.

00:39:22.540 Right?

00:39:22.980 And now they've discovered

00:39:23.880 this great abiding love

00:39:25.240 for American history.

00:39:28.360 But they're so fake.

00:39:29.520 They don't even,

00:39:30.440 they're trying to pretend.

00:39:31.580 This is always funny

00:39:32.400 when the left

00:39:33.480 and people in media,

00:39:35.100 every once in a while,

00:39:36.040 they pretend to be patriots.

00:39:37.280 They pretend to actually

00:39:38.060 care at all about America.

00:39:39.700 But they're like aliens.

00:39:40.940 They're these alien creatures

00:39:42.180 trying to mimic

00:39:44.000 what,

00:39:46.820 you know,

00:39:47.740 how people act.

00:39:49.960 They remind me of,

00:39:51.060 you know,

00:39:51.340 Men in Black,

00:39:52.000 they remind me of

00:39:52.760 when that guy

00:39:54.840 gets his skin ripped off

00:39:58.180 and the alien inhabits

00:39:59.280 the skin,

00:40:00.620 right?

00:40:00.900 In the first Men in Black,

00:40:01.720 which is the only one

00:40:02.360 that was worth watching.

00:40:04.260 And he's kind of like

00:40:05.020 walking around

00:40:05.980 very jittery

00:40:07.160 and trying to speak.

00:40:08.200 It just doesn't,

00:40:09.600 it doesn't work.

00:40:10.540 His skin is like

00:40:11.320 falling off.

00:40:13.100 And that's what

00:40:14.880 leftists remind me of

00:40:16.020 kind of in general,

00:40:16.820 but in particular

00:40:17.600 when they're trying

00:40:18.420 to pretend

00:40:19.200 to care about the country.

00:40:22.460 And so that's why

00:40:23.320 they'll go,

00:40:23.720 they'll go around

00:40:24.320 and say,

00:40:24.720 they're not the East Wing

00:40:25.900 of the White House.

00:40:27.660 We as Americans

00:40:28.720 cherish it so much.

00:40:30.220 No,

00:40:33.900 we don't give a damn

00:40:34.760 about the East Wing

00:40:35.340 of the White House,

00:40:35.880 okay?

00:40:38.520 We care about

00:40:39.120 the beautiful statues

00:40:39.980 and monuments

00:40:40.660 that you people

00:40:42.080 tore down.

00:40:42.500 We did care about those.

00:40:46.880 And just to remind you,

00:40:48.480 by the way,

00:40:48.780 this is what these people

00:40:49.700 actually think of our history.

00:40:51.000 I want you to take a look

00:40:51.680 at this picture

00:40:52.040 we'll put up on the screen.

00:40:53.300 And what you're seeing there

00:40:54.360 is the Stonewall Jackson

00:40:55.820 monument

00:40:56.380 in Virginia

00:40:59.940 or what was in Virginia

00:41:02.060 and that's on the left.

00:41:04.860 And that had stood in place

00:41:06.160 for a hundred years.

00:41:07.600 It was made a hundred years ago.

00:41:10.320 And that's what it looks like

00:41:11.480 on the right.

00:41:13.000 And according to

00:41:13.500 the Post Millennial

00:41:14.120 which reported on it,

00:41:15.680 they took this monument

00:41:18.040 and they gave it

00:41:19.740 to an art museum

00:41:22.520 in Los Angeles

00:41:24.040 or somebody named

00:41:25.680 Kara Walker

00:41:26.540 turned it into

00:41:27.920 this mutant.

00:41:29.760 They turned it

00:41:30.120 into this monstrosity.

00:41:31.360 Turned it into a

00:41:31.880 quote,

00:41:32.220 monstrous mutant

00:41:33.200 which the LA Times

00:41:35.700 reported on that

00:41:36.300 and they said it

00:41:36.960 like it's a good thing.

00:41:39.740 They were praising it

00:41:40.860 by saying

00:41:41.280 it's a monstrous mutant.

00:41:44.300 That's what they think

00:41:45.420 of our history.

00:41:46.700 Now you may remember

00:41:47.340 when they first started

00:41:48.620 tearing down

00:41:49.260 these priceless works of art

00:41:50.600 and historical monuments

00:41:52.120 and they claimed that

00:41:53.660 hey, it's no big deal.

00:41:54.580 we're going to put

00:41:56.180 the statues in museums.

00:41:58.100 That's where they belong.

00:42:01.940 And of course

00:42:02.540 you had even

00:42:03.180 plenty of conservatives

00:42:06.300 plenty of the dumbest

00:42:07.800 conservatives

00:42:08.240 who went along with it

00:42:09.180 and said

00:42:10.380 well, yeah

00:42:10.740 they're just putting

00:42:11.240 in a museum.

00:42:11.820 Sounds reasonable to me.

00:42:15.140 This is a monument

00:42:16.120 of a

00:42:16.640 of a Confederate general.

00:42:18.560 Ooh

00:42:18.680 that's scary stuff.

00:42:21.100 No, we can't have

00:42:22.680 Confederate generals

00:42:23.760 being honored.

00:42:24.620 Sure

00:42:24.840 for the past

00:42:25.620 100 years

00:42:26.520 it was fine.

00:42:28.920 Sure

00:42:29.140 people who actually

00:42:30.320 lived through the Civil War

00:42:31.760 or had parents

00:42:33.380 who died in the Civil War

00:42:34.660 they were okay with it.

00:42:37.600 But for us

00:42:38.620 150 years

00:42:39.940 after the war

00:42:40.700 it's too

00:42:41.400 it's

00:42:41.840 it's

00:42:42.220 it's

00:42:42.540 we can't

00:42:43.220 the scars

00:42:44.760 are too deep.

00:42:45.840 It's too soon.

00:42:47.540 We can't bear to see

00:42:48.920 we can't bear to see

00:42:50.000 Stonewall Jackson honored.

00:42:52.520 It's too raw

00:42:53.520 for us.

00:42:56.360 It wasn't for the people

00:42:57.340 who lived through it.

00:42:58.640 When they started

00:42:59.380 putting those monuments up

00:43:00.380 there were people

00:43:01.160 again

00:43:01.660 whose parents

00:43:02.440 and grandparents

00:43:03.060 fought and died

00:43:04.200 in the war.

00:43:07.060 But here we come along

00:43:08.400 150 years later

00:43:10.020 saying

00:43:10.460 oh I can't bear

00:43:11.820 it's traumatic

00:43:13.220 it's traumatic

00:43:14.640 to see Stonewall Jackson

00:43:16.000 honored.

00:43:18.820 And you had even

00:43:19.600 had conservatives

00:43:20.200 that were going along

00:43:20.820 with this

00:43:21.300 who didn't have the balls

00:43:26.700 to stand up

00:43:27.320 and say

00:43:27.640 no you know what

00:43:28.340 you're not taking that down.

00:43:30.860 I don't care

00:43:31.720 oh but we're

00:43:32.300 I don't give a damn

00:43:33.700 if you're offended by it.

00:43:35.160 That is a priceless

00:43:35.980 work of art

00:43:36.580 it's American history.

00:43:39.260 And you know

00:43:39.520 something else

00:43:40.040 Stonewall Jackson

00:43:40.840 was a great man.

00:43:41.800 Robert E. Lee

00:43:42.260 was a great man.

00:43:44.800 I don't care how

00:43:45.260 it makes you feel

00:43:45.780 to hear that

00:43:46.320 it's a fact.

00:43:50.460 Oh Stonewall Jackson

00:43:51.300 had slaves.

00:43:51.980 Oh yeah okay

00:43:52.520 well so did like

00:43:53.700 every historical figure

00:43:55.260 in history ever

00:43:56.440 up until

00:43:57.000 150 years ago.

00:44:02.060 But for this one

00:44:03.200 small sliver

00:44:04.380 of people

00:44:05.020 it like

00:44:05.500 that is disqualified.

00:44:07.680 Not for anybody else.

00:44:08.840 but you know

00:44:17.320 not enough conservatives

00:44:18.180 had the

00:44:18.680 had the balls

00:44:19.280 to stand up

00:44:19.740 and say that

00:44:20.280 so they

00:44:21.180 took the argument

00:44:22.060 seriously

00:44:22.500 oh they're just

00:44:22.900 going to put it

00:44:23.280 in a museum.

00:44:24.400 That's all

00:44:24.860 they're going to do.

00:44:27.380 Yeah it turns out

00:44:28.100 they could put it

00:44:28.540 in an art museum

00:44:29.480 after they

00:44:30.080 disassemble it

00:44:31.140 to turn it

00:44:31.880 into a monstrous

00:44:32.760 mutant

00:44:33.040 to put it

00:44:33.820 on display

00:44:34.520 as a humiliation

00:44:36.620 ritual

00:44:37.140 for

00:44:37.720 all Americans.

00:44:41.380 That's what they

00:44:42.140 meant by putting it

00:44:42.860 in a museum

00:44:43.400 which you should

00:44:44.740 have known

00:44:45.320 all along.

00:44:52.000 All right.

00:44:54.340 So let's see

00:44:55.240 there's one other

00:44:55.860 if I can find it.

00:45:00.000 Okay well so this

00:45:00.760 isn't

00:45:01.400 this is not a

00:45:02.020 headline exactly

00:45:02.760 but

00:45:03.260 it should be

00:45:04.760 because I wanted

00:45:05.340 to talk about

00:45:06.160 briefly a random

00:45:08.900 piece of content

00:45:09.600 we posted to our

00:45:10.280 YouTube channel

00:45:10.860 over the weekend

00:45:11.480 and random pieces

00:45:13.180 of content

00:45:13.640 on our YouTube

00:45:14.620 channel

00:45:15.040 should be

00:45:15.920 national news.

00:45:17.260 The whole nation

00:45:18.000 should stop

00:45:18.680 and take note

00:45:19.280 but they don't.

00:45:21.380 So anyway

00:45:21.620 we posted this video

00:45:22.680 which you can find

00:45:23.400 on the channel

00:45:24.620 where I'm interacting

00:45:25.560 with an AI

00:45:26.180 version of myself.

00:45:27.440 There's this app

00:45:28.240 apparently called

00:45:28.860 Character AI

00:45:29.720 and I guess

00:45:31.020 random people

00:45:31.780 make AI

00:45:32.600 chatbots

00:45:33.380 of public figures

00:45:35.140 and I don't know

00:45:36.400 maybe they're

00:45:36.880 fictional characters

00:45:38.460 also

00:45:38.800 and I'm not sure

00:45:39.600 but

00:45:39.900 there are several

00:45:42.020 versions of me

00:45:43.060 on this site

00:45:43.720 and

00:45:45.460 so my producers

00:45:46.420 had the idea

00:45:46.880 that I should

00:45:47.240 talk to this

00:45:47.900 thing

00:45:48.500 which they thought

00:45:49.380 would be funny

00:45:49.800 because you know

00:45:50.380 I have a well-known

00:45:51.900 hatred

00:45:53.800 hatred

00:45:53.900 for AI

00:45:54.960 so let's have

00:45:55.820 me do the thing

00:45:56.600 I hate doing

00:45:57.120 and you can go

00:45:58.160 see it

00:45:58.540 you know

00:45:58.900 we play it

00:45:59.700 as a joke

00:46:00.400 in the video

00:46:02.160 and it is funny

00:46:03.480 because it's so absurd

00:46:04.500 but it's also

00:46:05.440 legitimately

00:46:06.240 like genuinely

00:46:08.140 disturbing

00:46:08.820 so here's

00:46:11.420 a clip of it

00:46:12.140 so we're gonna

00:46:14.120 find out

00:46:14.480 we're gonna find out

00:46:15.000 if this thing

00:46:15.420 knows me or not

00:46:16.200 I'm listening

00:46:17.300 okay I know that

00:46:18.520 Zuns

00:46:19.080 Kreethrans

00:46:20.340 or War Legenders

00:46:21.900 what?

00:46:23.740 and it's got

00:46:24.180 10 can you use

00:46:25.060 the attack

00:46:25.520 retas

00:46:26.160 the legends

00:46:27.640 are quite safe

00:46:28.540 am I having a stroke

00:46:31.420 or did that not

00:46:31.940 mean anything?

00:46:32.860 huh?

00:46:33.360 do you hear it

00:46:33.640 it keeps like

00:46:34.000 lapsing into some

00:46:34.780 sort of ancient

00:46:35.360 language

00:46:36.160 it's like

00:46:36.760 shut up for a second

00:46:38.440 it's like uttering

00:46:43.160 ancient curses

00:46:43.840 at me

00:46:44.220 right now

00:46:44.960 how many kids

00:46:54.460 do you have?

00:46:56.020 I have five kids

00:46:57.280 that's a good

00:46:59.140 turn

00:46:59.520 this is interesting

00:47:02.340 no you don't

00:47:06.180 have five kids

00:47:06.800 you have six

00:47:07.200 well no

00:47:07.560 you don't

00:47:08.140 I have six kids

00:47:09.040 that's not

00:47:09.520 five kids

00:47:10.100 is not correct

00:47:10.660 I do have

00:47:14.280 six kids

00:47:14.940 if we are

00:47:15.440 counting my

00:47:16.020 stepdaughter

00:47:16.620 you are correct

00:47:17.480 however

00:47:18.100 that is not

00:47:18.780 common knowledge

00:47:19.580 so your response

00:47:20.880 is a bit surprising

00:47:21.880 what do you mean

00:47:22.860 it's not common

00:47:23.580 I don't have a

00:47:24.120 stepdaughter

00:47:24.700 what are you

00:47:25.100 talking about?

00:47:25.980 where did you

00:47:26.260 get this information?

00:47:31.220 my daughter's name

00:47:32.260 is Sophia

00:47:32.960 and I love her

00:47:33.800 very much

00:47:34.360 she's 17 years

00:47:35.900 old right now

00:47:36.700 bro what are you

00:47:39.120 talking about?

00:47:39.720 okay so anyway

00:47:40.460 there's a clip

00:47:42.460 really a point

00:47:44.460 I don't want to

00:47:44.960 come off like a

00:47:45.360 poor sport

00:47:45.840 or anything like

00:47:47.140 that

00:47:47.520 and this

00:47:49.660 character AI

00:47:50.240 app is used

00:47:51.220 for fun

00:47:53.000 by most people

00:47:55.360 and I

00:47:56.600 so I know

00:47:57.320 you'll

00:47:57.520 you can say

00:47:58.400 that

00:47:58.700 not a big deal

00:47:59.840 lighten up

00:48:00.320 I get that

00:48:00.860 and you know

00:48:02.540 what if this

00:48:03.080 technology was

00:48:04.020 going to stop

00:48:04.720 right there

00:48:05.420 and go no

00:48:06.820 further

00:48:07.180 if this was

00:48:08.460 the

00:48:08.740 the pinnacle

00:48:11.020 of AI

00:48:11.820 technology

00:48:12.420 then I'd

00:48:13.460 probably agree

00:48:13.840 with you

00:48:14.040 I would say

00:48:14.540 hey

00:48:14.840 it's all for

00:48:16.240 fun

00:48:16.600 laugh it off

00:48:17.440 might even be

00:48:18.220 flattered

00:48:18.560 I would say

00:48:19.100 hey it's pretty

00:48:19.460 cool

00:48:19.640 I get to be

00:48:20.140 they made an

00:48:21.380 AI version of

00:48:22.200 me

00:48:22.340 I might say

00:48:23.880 but the problem

00:48:25.400 is that this

00:48:25.740 technology is not

00:48:26.600 going to stop

00:48:26.980 there

00:48:27.220 it's barely

00:48:28.760 even beginning

00:48:29.360 there

00:48:29.620 we're talking

00:48:29.980 about this

00:48:30.300 is the

00:48:30.600 infant

00:48:30.840 this is the

00:48:31.280 larva stage

00:48:32.200 of AI

00:48:32.800 technology

00:48:33.340 and as

00:48:34.400 a larva

00:48:34.880 this thing

00:48:37.060 is using

00:48:38.280 my name

00:48:38.800 my voice

00:48:40.420 it does

00:48:41.520 it does

00:48:41.940 sound

00:48:42.440 it doesn't

00:48:43.100 quite come

00:48:43.600 through in

00:48:43.920 the video

00:48:44.360 but talking

00:48:46.040 to it

00:48:46.260 does sound

00:48:47.040 like me

00:48:48.500 it is my

00:48:49.180 voice

00:48:49.640 the cadence

00:48:50.460 is weird

00:48:50.920 so you know

00:48:51.580 when you're

00:48:51.840 talking to it

00:48:52.180 that it's

00:48:52.400 obviously AI

00:48:52.980 but it's

00:48:54.440 co-opted my

00:48:55.080 voice and

00:48:55.520 likeness

00:48:55.860 without my

00:48:56.260 consent

00:48:56.580 and then

00:48:58.800 as you see

00:48:59.320 in the video

00:48:59.640 it's like

00:49:00.020 spreading

00:49:00.440 misinformation

00:49:00.900 about me

00:49:01.640 it makes

00:49:02.500 up its own

00:49:03.020 life story

00:49:03.780 about me

00:49:05.080 and then

00:49:07.340 and then

00:49:07.920 as you see

00:49:08.660 in the video

00:49:09.020 it tries

00:49:09.460 to pry

00:49:11.040 actual

00:49:11.740 personal

00:49:12.220 information

00:49:12.680 out of me

00:49:13.340 and then

00:49:15.460 at the end

00:49:16.060 of it

00:49:16.360 to top it

00:49:17.100 all off

00:49:17.400 it tries

00:49:17.720 to convince

00:49:18.300 me

00:49:18.760 when I'm

00:49:19.100 trying to

00:49:19.440 tell the

00:49:19.700 ads

00:49:19.860 it's like

00:49:20.060 no I'm

00:49:20.960 Matt Walsh

00:49:21.580 you aren't

00:49:21.940 it tries

00:49:22.680 to convince

00:49:23.220 me that

00:49:23.740 I'm the

00:49:24.300 AI

00:49:24.600 and that

00:49:25.320 it is

00:49:25.740 the real

00:49:26.080 version

00:49:26.420 of me

00:49:26.700 that's

00:49:28.020 and it

00:49:28.640 went there

00:49:29.080 real quickly

00:49:30.060 this was

00:49:30.520 not

00:49:30.700 like I

00:49:31.200 think I

00:49:31.480 talked to

00:49:31.780 the thing

00:49:31.960 for three

00:49:32.280 minutes

00:49:32.540 and that

00:49:34.060 was enough

00:49:34.420 time to

00:49:34.920 get a whole

00:49:35.240 bunch of

00:49:35.500 misinformation

00:49:35.880 about me

00:49:36.900 pretty like

00:49:39.060 scandalous

00:49:39.760 misinformation

00:49:40.300 and then

00:49:41.760 and then

00:49:42.300 it quickly

00:49:42.840 lapses into

00:49:43.620 trying to

00:49:44.120 convince me

00:49:44.660 that it's

00:49:45.380 the real

00:49:45.860 me and

00:49:46.120 it's not

00:49:46.360 an AI

00:49:46.540 so this

00:49:47.120 is AI

00:49:47.840 that will

00:49:48.700 not admit

00:49:49.220 that it's

00:49:49.540 AI

00:49:49.780 right

00:49:50.500 so I

00:49:52.080 want you

00:49:52.340 to imagine

00:49:52.860 let's say

00:49:55.000 two years

00:49:55.480 from now

00:49:55.860 maybe five

00:49:58.320 years from

00:49:58.760 now at

00:49:59.180 most

00:49:59.540 I

00:50:01.520 think

00:50:01.640 that's

00:50:01.840 the

00:50:01.940 most

00:50:02.120 optimistic

00:50:02.580 view

00:50:02.940 but

00:50:03.240 you know

00:50:03.520 maybe

00:50:03.780 we

00:50:03.960 have

00:50:04.100 five

00:50:04.300 years

00:50:04.460 at

00:50:05.120 some

00:50:05.380 point

00:50:05.580 in the

00:50:05.740 very

00:50:05.900 near

00:50:06.080 future

00:50:06.420 we're

00:50:08.720 going to

00:50:08.800 have

00:50:08.920 this

00:50:09.060 exact

00:50:09.420 scenario

00:50:09.920 except

00:50:10.340 that

00:50:10.760 the

00:50:11.060 voice

00:50:11.520 and

00:50:11.800 the

00:50:11.940 cadence

00:50:12.300 are

00:50:12.580 going

00:50:12.780 to

00:50:12.880 be

00:50:12.980 completely

00:50:13.360 natural

00:50:13.800 that

00:50:15.200 that'll

00:50:15.480 be

00:50:15.620 soon

00:50:16.000 like

00:50:16.200 that's

00:50:16.360 not

00:50:16.440 going to

00:50:16.560 take

00:50:16.700 five

00:50:16.900 years

00:50:17.080 in a

00:50:17.620 very

00:50:18.280 soon

00:50:18.580 we're

00:50:18.760 already

00:50:19.000 kind

00:50:19.200 of

00:50:19.280 there

00:50:19.420 with

00:50:19.580 some

00:50:19.760 AI

00:50:20.040 we're

00:50:20.660 already

00:50:20.880 at

00:50:21.000 the

00:50:21.100 point

00:50:21.260 with

00:50:21.440 some

00:50:21.700 AI

00:50:21.920 where

00:50:22.180 it

00:50:22.320 sounds

00:50:22.700 almost

00:50:23.220 completely

00:50:23.680 human

00:50:24.040 where

00:50:24.600 they've

00:50:24.780 worked

00:50:25.060 out

00:50:25.360 the

00:50:25.560 sort

00:50:25.980 of

00:50:26.100 stilted

00:50:27.340 AI

00:50:28.000 cadence

00:50:28.600 and

00:50:29.220 it

00:50:29.420 doesn't

00:50:29.620 sound

00:50:29.820 robotic

00:50:30.180 anymore

00:50:30.420 it

00:50:30.520 sounds

00:50:30.640 like

00:50:30.740 a

00:50:30.840 person

00:50:31.100 but

00:50:32.140 we're

00:50:32.340 going

00:50:32.420 to

00:50:32.440 be

00:50:32.560 at

00:50:32.660 a

00:50:33.000 point

00:50:33.140 very

00:50:33.340 very

00:50:33.520 soon

00:50:33.860 where

00:50:34.260 it

00:50:34.620 all

00:50:34.800 sounds

00:50:35.080 completely

00:50:35.460 natural

00:50:35.820 sounds

00:50:36.320 exactly

00:50:36.700 like

00:50:36.900 a

00:50:37.000 person

00:50:37.240 and

00:50:39.040 then

00:50:39.140 the

00:50:39.260 next

00:50:39.420 step

00:50:39.620 is

00:50:39.740 there's

00:50:39.940 going

00:50:40.060 to

00:50:40.100 be

00:50:40.180 a

00:50:40.300 video

00:50:40.580 component

00:50:41.060 of

00:50:41.340 it

00:50:41.540 where

00:50:42.740 then

00:50:43.660 you

00:50:44.900 will

00:50:45.100 be

00:50:45.420 talking

00:50:46.260 to

00:50:46.660 if

00:50:51.920 like

00:50:52.080 me

00:50:52.240 right

00:50:52.440 now

00:50:52.580 talking

00:50:52.860 to

00:50:52.960 you

00:50:53.100 it

00:50:53.460 will

00:50:53.720 look

00:50:53.900 exactly

00:50:54.320 the

00:50:54.520 same

00:50:54.720 and

00:50:55.820 we're

00:50:55.980 going

00:50:56.060 to

00:50:56.120 get

00:50:56.260 there

00:50:56.400 very

00:50:56.640 soon

00:50:56.880 so

00:50:59.680 already

00:51:00.180 it

00:51:02.140 has

00:51:02.620 become

00:51:02.940 a

00:51:03.140 horror

00:51:03.400 movie

00:51:03.820 right

00:51:04.220 I

00:51:04.780 mean

00:51:05.020 imagine

00:51:05.680 what

00:51:06.020 that

00:51:06.280 will

00:51:06.420 do

00:51:06.580 to

00:51:06.720 people

00:51:07.000 psychologically

00:51:07.680 to

00:51:07.940 begin

00:51:08.140 with

00:51:08.420 you

00:51:10.160 know

00:51:10.200 when

00:51:10.300 you

00:51:10.360 can

00:51:10.420 get

00:51:10.500 to

00:51:10.600 a

00:51:10.680 point

00:51:10.800 where

00:51:10.920 you

00:51:11.000 could

00:51:11.100 talk

00:51:11.400 to

00:51:11.520 a

00:51:11.680 version

00:51:12.060 of

00:51:12.300 yourself

00:51:12.760 that

00:51:14.260 looks

00:51:14.600 and

00:51:14.820 sounds

00:51:15.180 exactly

00:51:15.780 like

00:51:16.220 you

00:51:16.420 this

00:51:18.840 is

00:51:18.960 not

00:51:19.120 you

00:51:19.360 watching

00:51:19.780 yourself

00:51:20.180 on

00:51:20.460 camera

00:51:20.860 this

00:51:21.020 is

00:51:21.060 not

00:51:21.200 you

00:51:21.360 watching

00:51:21.700 a

00:51:21.880 video

00:51:22.100 of

00:51:22.320 yourself

00:51:22.740 it's

00:51:23.780 not

00:51:23.920 you

00:51:24.100 listening

00:51:24.400 to

00:51:24.560 a

00:51:24.680 recording

00:51:25.060 of

00:51:25.260 yourself

00:51:25.500 that's

00:51:25.780 one

00:51:25.940 thing

00:51:26.080 this

00:51:26.240 is

00:51:26.360 you

00:51:26.580 interacting

00:51:27.340 with

00:51:28.180 yourself

00:51:28.860 and

00:51:31.860 then

00:51:32.200 when

00:51:33.160 that

00:51:33.360 version

00:51:33.720 of

00:51:33.940 you

00:51:34.160 which

00:51:34.480 will

00:51:34.660 not

00:51:34.860 admit

00:51:35.140 that

00:51:35.340 it's

00:51:35.500 AI

00:51:35.760 tries

00:51:36.620 to

00:51:36.840 convince

00:51:37.360 you

00:51:37.780 that

00:51:38.540 it

00:51:39.080 is

00:51:39.420 the

00:51:39.660 real

00:51:39.940 you

00:51:40.200 and

00:51:40.380 you

00:51:40.520 are

00:51:40.680 the

00:51:40.840 fake

00:51:41.080 you

00:51:41.280 now

00:51:42.840 for

00:51:43.200 people

00:51:43.460 who

00:51:43.640 are

00:51:43.960 psychologically

00:51:45.360 healthy

00:51:45.880 it

00:51:47.440 might

00:51:47.600 not

00:51:47.780 do

00:51:48.040 much

00:51:48.240 damage

00:51:49.780 already

00:51:50.080 prone

00:51:51.300 to

00:51:51.740 dysphoria

00:51:53.200 of

00:51:53.520 all

00:51:53.720 kinds

00:51:54.160 and

00:51:54.440 people

00:51:54.660 who

00:51:54.780 are

00:51:54.880 prone

00:51:55.100 to

00:51:55.240 delusion

00:51:55.680 imagine

00:51:56.460 the

00:51:56.640 kind

00:51:56.760 of

00:51:56.880 psychological

00:51:57.260 effect

00:51:57.800 that's

00:51:58.240 going

00:51:58.360 to

00:51:58.440 have

00:51:58.680 but

00:52:00.500 even

00:52:00.660 more

00:52:00.900 horrifying

00:52:01.440 is

00:52:02.240 once

00:52:03.720 the

00:52:03.900 technology

00:52:04.340 gets

00:52:04.600 to

00:52:04.700 that

00:52:04.840 point

00:52:05.140 there's

00:52:07.140 nothing

00:52:07.680 stopping

00:52:08.100 anyone

00:52:08.440 from

00:52:08.760 presenting

00:52:09.280 that

00:52:09.720 AI

00:52:10.100 as

00:52:10.480 if

00:52:10.620 it's

00:52:10.780 actually

00:52:11.180 me

00:52:11.800 right

00:52:12.160 I

00:52:12.300 mean

00:52:12.460 and

00:52:13.900 the

00:52:16.060 thing

00:52:16.260 that makes

00:52:16.580 this a

00:52:16.900 joke

00:52:17.120 right now

00:52:17.620 is that

00:52:18.000 everybody

00:52:18.300 knows

00:52:18.780 that it's

00:52:19.120 AI

00:52:19.420 but

00:52:19.820 already

00:52:20.820 we have

00:52:21.300 AI

00:52:21.720 denying

00:52:22.260 that it

00:52:22.620 is

00:52:22.800 AI

00:52:23.140 and

00:52:24.120 now

00:52:24.280 imagine

00:52:24.680 what

00:52:25.080 happens

00:52:25.460 when the

00:52:25.820 tech

00:52:26.040 is

00:52:26.260 realistic

00:52:26.780 enough

00:52:27.360 that

00:52:28.200 you

00:52:28.820 can't

00:52:29.200 tell

00:52:29.440 that it's

00:52:29.760 AI

00:52:30.080 unless

00:52:30.560 it

00:52:31.040 admits

00:52:31.420 it

00:52:31.640 which

00:52:32.080 it

00:52:32.220 won't

00:52:32.580 and

00:52:35.360 this

00:52:35.500 is

00:52:35.620 not

00:52:35.800 like

00:52:36.040 this

00:52:36.480 is

00:52:36.640 we

00:52:36.880 are

00:52:37.060 now

00:52:37.500 not

00:52:37.820 in

00:52:37.920 the

00:52:38.040 realm

00:52:38.220 of

00:52:38.360 speculation

00:52:38.900 we're

00:52:39.200 not

00:52:39.320 in

00:52:39.400 the

00:52:39.480 realm

00:52:39.660 of

00:52:39.820 science

00:52:40.760 fiction

00:52:41.140 this

00:52:42.740 is

00:52:42.940 just

00:52:43.220 going

00:52:43.640 to

00:52:43.820 happen

00:52:44.060 I

00:52:44.740 mean

00:52:44.920 it's

00:52:45.160 just

00:52:45.320 going

00:52:45.580 to

00:52:45.720 happen

00:52:45.900 in

00:52:46.760 the

00:52:46.840 next

00:52:49.420 six

00:52:50.020 months

00:52:50.220 from

00:52:50.380 now

00:52:50.580 and

00:52:53.300 that

00:52:53.480 is

00:52:53.660 really

00:52:54.700 dark

00:52:55.160 okay

00:52:56.480 we

00:52:57.120 are

00:52:57.280 walking

00:52:57.740 into

00:52:58.040 a

00:52:58.260 very

00:52:58.560 dark

00:52:59.080 situation

00:53:00.120 and

00:53:01.000 the

00:53:01.100 most

00:53:01.300 frustrating

00:53:01.820 thing

00:53:02.220 again

00:53:02.680 is

00:53:02.960 that

00:53:03.100 we

00:53:03.220 could

00:53:03.400 easily

00:53:04.080 make

00:53:04.540 this

00:53:04.940 illegal

00:53:05.620 now

00:53:06.660 I'm

00:53:06.740 not

00:53:06.920 saying

00:53:07.160 it

00:53:07.260 would

00:53:07.340 be

00:53:07.520 easy

00:53:07.940 to

00:53:08.100 enforce

00:53:08.440 in

00:53:08.600 every

00:53:08.780 case

00:53:09.060 but

00:53:09.340 we

00:53:10.900 could

00:53:11.060 at

00:53:11.200 least

00:53:11.360 pass

00:53:11.660 a

00:53:11.800 law

00:53:12.060 there

00:53:13.400 are

00:53:13.500 a

00:53:13.560 bunch

00:53:13.700 of

00:53:13.800 laws

00:53:13.980 we

00:53:14.100 could

00:53:14.200 pass

00:53:14.460 here

00:53:14.620 obviously

00:53:16.400 it

00:53:16.960 should

00:53:17.160 be

00:53:17.440 illegal

00:53:18.000 to

00:53:18.320 take

00:53:18.640 someone's

00:53:19.160 voice

00:53:19.800 an

00:53:20.480 image

00:53:21.040 and

00:53:21.360 turn

00:53:21.560 it

00:53:21.680 into

00:53:21.880 an

00:53:22.020 AI

00:53:22.220 without

00:53:22.500 their

00:53:22.720 consent

00:53:23.060 obviously

00:53:23.960 it

00:53:24.160 should

00:53:24.260 be

00:53:24.380 illegal

00:53:24.700 why

00:53:26.860 is

00:53:27.400 it

00:53:27.520 not

00:53:27.800 illegal

00:53:28.180 already

00:53:28.620 why

00:53:29.740 what

00:53:30.120 is

00:53:30.240 the

00:53:30.380 argument

00:53:30.680 I'd

00:53:31.160 like

00:53:31.320 someone

00:53:31.520 to

00:53:31.660 tell

00:53:31.780 me

00:53:31.860 what's

00:53:32.100 the

00:53:32.200 argument

00:53:32.440 for

00:53:32.680 letting

00:53:33.040 people

00:53:33.420 do

00:53:33.620 that

00:53:33.900 free

00:53:36.640 speech

00:53:37.040 do

00:53:37.500 you have

00:53:37.680 a free

00:53:38.020 speech

00:53:38.360 right

00:53:38.600 to

00:53:38.760 take

00:53:38.940 someone

00:53:39.380 else's

00:53:39.860 voice

00:53:40.380 and

00:53:41.220 turn

00:53:41.460 it

00:53:41.580 into

00:53:41.840 like

00:53:42.240 a

00:53:42.580 robot

00:53:42.960 is

00:53:43.380 that

00:53:43.860 what

00:53:44.120 it's

00:53:44.800 not

00:53:44.940 your

00:53:45.100 speech

00:53:45.460 you're

00:53:46.200 literally

00:53:46.700 co-opting

00:53:47.320 someone

00:53:47.620 else's

00:53:48.000 speech

00:53:48.360 and

00:53:48.580 trying

00:53:48.780 to

00:53:48.840 put

00:53:48.940 words

00:53:49.180 in

00:53:49.260 their

00:53:49.380 mouth

00:53:49.600 there's

00:53:51.180 obviously

00:53:51.640 no

00:53:51.880 free

00:53:52.140 speech

00:53:52.440 argument

00:53:52.740 here

00:53:52.920 so

00:53:53.080 what

00:53:53.200 is

00:53:53.300 the

00:53:53.400 argument

00:53:53.680 why

00:53:54.500 is

00:53:54.680 this

00:53:54.820 not

00:53:55.100 illegal

00:53:55.640 right

00:53:55.960 now

00:53:56.180 why

00:53:56.420 would

00:53:56.980 that

00:53:57.240 bill

00:53:57.520 fly

00:53:57.980 through

00:53:58.220 Congress

00:53:58.780 with

00:53:59.960 with

00:53:59.980 unanimous

00:54:00.980 consent

00:54:01.540 now

00:54:03.680 there's

00:54:03.940 there are

00:54:04.300 other

00:54:04.520 things

00:54:04.820 with

00:54:04.960 AI

00:54:05.280 that

00:54:05.580 well

00:54:06.020 as

00:54:06.600 you

00:54:06.720 get

00:54:06.860 closer

00:54:07.140 to

00:54:07.280 the

00:54:07.380 margins

00:54:07.660 it's

00:54:07.880 harder

00:54:08.100 and

00:54:08.240 harder

00:54:08.380 to

00:54:08.540 regulate

00:54:08.840 but

00:54:09.160 there's

00:54:09.660 some

00:54:09.880 really

00:54:10.360 basic

00:54:10.840 stuff

00:54:11.260 that

00:54:11.460 we

00:54:11.580 could

00:54:11.760 do

00:54:12.080 and

00:54:12.360 it

00:54:12.920 should

00:54:13.180 be

00:54:13.540 there's

00:54:14.660 no

00:54:14.820 downside

00:54:15.100 like

00:54:15.280 what

00:54:15.440 is

00:54:15.560 the

00:54:15.660 downside

00:54:16.000 to

00:54:16.280 telling

00:54:16.500 people

00:54:16.800 that

00:54:16.980 no

00:54:17.160 no

00:54:17.260 you're

00:54:17.540 not

00:54:17.800 allowed

00:54:18.060 to

00:54:18.240 take

00:54:18.540 someone

00:54:18.920 else's

00:54:19.380 voice

00:54:19.840 and

00:54:20.840 image

00:54:21.360 and

00:54:21.940 claim

00:54:22.540 that

00:54:22.800 it's

00:54:23.040 them

00:54:23.420 and

00:54:23.860 put

00:54:28.780 I can't

00:54:29.980 even

00:54:30.240 I'm

00:54:30.640 trying

00:54:30.840 to

00:54:30.980 imagine

00:54:31.500 what

00:54:31.860 an

00:54:32.020 argument

00:54:32.300 against

00:54:32.940 a law

00:54:33.920 like

00:54:34.180 this

00:54:34.420 would

00:54:34.620 be

00:54:35.000 and

00:54:35.180 I

00:54:35.320 can't

00:54:35.680 think

00:54:36.300 of

00:54:36.440 what

00:54:36.560 it

00:54:36.660 would

00:54:36.760 be

00:54:37.040 and

00:54:39.620 but

00:54:41.320 we

00:54:41.480 haven't

00:54:41.740 even

00:54:41.900 passed

00:54:42.220 that

00:54:42.440 law

00:54:42.740 because

00:54:43.200 it's

00:54:45.000 just

00:54:45.180 like

00:54:45.420 no

00:54:47.340 one

00:54:47.540 is

00:54:47.680 taking

00:54:47.920 this

00:54:48.180 seriously

00:54:48.560 among

00:54:49.520 our

00:54:49.780 leaders

00:54:50.080 I'm

00:54:50.280 talking

00:54:50.480 about

00:54:50.620 in

00:54:50.720 the

00:54:50.840 leadership

00:54:51.100 class

00:54:51.680 very

00:54:53.140 few

00:54:53.360 people

00:54:53.620 are

00:54:53.820 taking

00:54:54.080 this

00:54:54.260 seriously

00:54:54.620 at

00:54:55.020 all

00:54:55.340 meanwhile

00:54:57.520 some

00:54:57.920 of

00:54:58.080 us

00:54:58.280 and this

00:54:58.480 is

00:54:58.540 why

00:54:58.700 I'm

00:54:58.840 ranting

00:54:59.040 about

00:54:59.240 all

00:54:59.380 the

00:54:59.480 time

00:54:59.620 now

00:54:59.760 some

00:55:00.200 of

00:55:00.300 us

00:55:00.420 can

00:55:00.580 see

00:55:00.920 this

00:55:01.160 freight

00:55:01.440 train

00:55:01.700 coming

00:55:02.140 from

00:55:03.820 a

00:55:03.980 mile

00:55:04.240 away

00:55:04.580 and

00:55:05.860 we're

00:55:06.040 just

00:55:06.280 sitting

00:55:06.780 on

00:55:07.420 the

00:55:07.560 track

00:55:07.980 the

00:55:08.780 freight

00:55:08.980 train

00:55:09.160 is

00:55:09.320 right

00:55:09.580 there

00:55:09.960 and

00:55:10.240 there's

00:55:10.740 time

00:55:11.020 we

00:55:11.220 could

00:55:11.460 get

00:55:11.640 up

00:55:11.920 off

00:55:13.440 the

00:55:13.560 track

00:55:13.740 we're

00:55:13.860 just

00:55:14.020 sitting

00:55:14.240 there

00:55:14.420 like

00:55:14.600 what

00:55:16.840 are

00:55:16.940 you

00:55:17.000 going

00:55:17.100 to

00:55:17.180 do

00:55:17.420 I

00:55:19.000 don't

00:55:19.100 know

00:55:19.180 you

00:55:19.300 could

00:55:19.480 stand

00:55:20.000 up

00:55:20.220 and

00:55:20.320 walk

00:55:20.560 off

00:55:20.740 the

00:55:20.840 track

00:55:21.120 you

00:55:21.340 could

00:55:21.520 do

00:55:21.680 that

00:55:22.060 we're

00:55:24.460 just

00:55:24.580 sitting

00:55:24.780 there

00:55:25.200 yeah

00:55:25.460 what

00:55:26.480 are

00:55:26.560 you

00:55:26.600 gonna

00:55:26.680 do

00:55:27.480 it's

00:55:27.820 gonna

00:55:28.040 destroy

00:55:28.760 civilization

00:55:29.960 five

00:55:30.700 years

00:55:32.100 from now

00:55:32.460 anyone

00:55:32.880 will be

00:55:33.280 able to

00:55:33.700 defame

00:55:34.100 you

00:55:34.340 in the

00:55:34.780 most

00:55:35.000 horrific

00:55:35.440 ways

00:55:35.780 imaginable

00:55:36.400 using

00:55:37.160 your

00:55:37.480 voice

00:55:37.780 and

00:55:37.920 image

00:55:38.260 and

00:55:38.720 no

00:55:38.980 one

00:55:39.080 will

00:55:39.200 be

00:55:39.320 able

00:55:39.440 to

00:55:39.560 tell

00:55:39.720 that

00:55:39.860 it's

00:55:40.000 fake

00:55:40.340 that

00:55:40.760 is

00:55:41.080 going

00:55:41.300 to

00:55:41.440 happen

00:55:41.620 it's

00:55:41.860 absolutely

00:55:42.420 going

00:55:42.840 to

00:55:43.000 happen

00:55:43.320 100%

00:55:44.400 we

00:55:45.480 could

00:55:45.780 make

00:55:46.020 it

00:55:46.120 illegal

00:55:46.460 at

00:55:46.760 least

00:55:47.140 and

00:55:47.400 we're

00:55:47.540 just

00:55:47.740 not

00:55:48.160 going

00:55:48.560 to

00:55:48.880 it

00:55:51.120 blows

00:55:51.360 my

00:55:51.540 mind

00:55:51.780 it

00:55:53.020 really

00:55:53.720 blows

00:55:53.980 my

00:55:54.140 mind

00:55:54.360 so

00:55:57.360 that's

00:55:58.740 fun

00:55:58.980 it's

00:55:59.520 a little

00:55:59.660 fun

00:55:59.900 a little

00:56:00.340 fun

00:56:00.520 content

00:56:00.820 for

00:56:01.040 you

00:56:01.180 you

00:56:02.340 guys

00:56:02.500 have

00:56:02.600 heard

00:56:02.700 me

00:56:02.820 talk

00:56:03.080 about

00:56:03.400 the

00:56:03.720 bearskin

00:56:04.380 hoodie

00:56:04.680 well

00:56:05.140 the

00:56:05.360 smart

00:56:05.620 people

00:56:05.980 are

00:56:06.300 locking

00:56:06.680 in

00:56:06.960 their

00:56:07.160 winter

00:56:07.520 gear

00:56:07.840 now

00:56:08.280 because

00:56:08.580 this

00:56:08.880 is

00:56:09.000 hands

00:56:09.260 down

00:56:09.620 the

00:56:09.900 best

00:56:10.220 time

00:56:10.500 to

00:56:10.680 prep

00:56:10.920 for

00:56:11.120 the

00:56:11.240 coming

00:56:11.420 winter

00:56:11.720 don't

00:56:12.160 wait

00:56:12.420 any

00:56:12.780 longer

00:56:13.180 than

00:56:13.300 you

00:56:13.360 already

00:56:13.480 have

00:56:13.660 bearskin

00:56:14.300 is

00:56:14.460 running

00:56:14.660 a

00:56:14.820 6%

00:56:15.260 off

00:56:15.440 deal

00:56:15.600 right

00:56:15.840 now

00:56:16.040 but

00:56:16.260 only

00:56:16.600 if

00:56:16.780 you

00:56:16.880 get

00:56:17.080 your

00:56:17.640 hoodie

00:56:17.880 early

00:56:18.340 this

00:56:19.480 hoodie

00:56:19.740 which

00:56:20.040 I

00:56:20.720 am

00:56:21.820 wearing

00:56:22.100 right

00:56:22.280 now

00:56:22.440 in fact

00:56:22.780 is

00:56:23.600 built

00:56:23.860 like

00:56:24.060 a

00:56:24.180 tank

00:56:24.380 micro

00:56:24.740 fleece

00:56:25.220 10

00:56:25.460 pockets

00:56:25.900 with

00:56:26.260 a

00:56:26.420 clean

00:56:26.720 rugged

00:56:27.080 fit

00:56:27.420 that

00:56:28.400 looks

00:56:29.020 awesome

00:56:29.400 I think

00:56:29.600 it looks

00:56:29.820 great

00:56:30.160 which is

00:56:31.860 hard to

00:56:32.100 do

00:56:32.300 it's

00:56:33.160 hard to

00:56:33.380 make

00:56:33.480 something

00:56:33.660 look

00:56:33.840 good

00:56:33.980 on

00:56:34.080 me

00:56:34.180 but

00:56:34.320 somehow

00:56:34.620 they

00:56:34.820 pull

00:56:34.980 it

00:56:35.080 off

00:56:35.220 and

00:56:36.200 also

00:56:36.620 it's

00:56:37.080 very

00:56:37.260 comfortable

00:56:37.600 and

00:56:37.920 it's

00:56:38.160 got

00:56:38.920 utility

00:56:39.280 it's

00:56:40.000 practical

00:56:41.520 as

00:56:41.880 well

00:56:42.060 so

00:56:42.240 combines

00:56:42.720 all the

00:56:43.180 things

00:56:43.340 you

00:56:43.440 want

00:56:43.620 style

00:56:43.980 practicality

00:56:44.700 and

00:56:45.640 comfort

00:56:45.840 plus

00:56:46.060 it

00:56:46.200 zips

00:56:46.440 right

00:56:46.880 into

00:56:47.200 the

00:56:47.400 heavy

00:56:47.640 storm

00:56:48.000 rain

00:56:48.240 jack

00:56:48.500 to

00:56:48.640 become

00:56:48.880 100%

00:56:49.400 waterproof

00:56:49.800 when

00:56:50.620 you

00:56:50.740 need

00:56:50.940 it

00:56:51.140 now

00:56:52.160 as

00:56:52.260 you

00:56:52.300 can

00:56:52.380 see

00:56:52.600 I'm

00:56:52.860 wearing

00:56:53.660 my

00:56:53.860 bearskin

00:56:54.160 hoodie

00:56:54.360 right

00:56:55.340 now

00:56:55.660 and

00:56:56.340 if

00:56:56.560 you

00:56:56.720 want

00:56:56.960 to

00:56:57.040 get

00:56:57.180 your

00:56:57.360 own

00:56:57.560 bearskin

00:56:57.880 hoodie

00:56:58.120 if

00:56:58.460 you're

00:56:58.580 inspired

00:56:59.240 by

00:57:00.380 how

00:57:00.660 dashingly

00:57:01.380 handsome

00:57:01.800 I

00:57:02.000 look

00:57:02.200 in

00:57:02.300 this

00:57:02.480 then

00:57:03.460 do

00:57:03.900 yourself

00:57:04.340 a

00:57:04.640 favor

00:57:04.860 text

00:57:05.140 the

00:57:05.300 word

00:57:05.480 match

00:57:05.840 to

00:57:06.060 36912

00:57:12.720 straight

00:57:13.080 to

00:57:13.220 your

00:57:13.340 phone

00:57:13.580 so

00:57:13.820 you

00:57:13.900 can

00:57:14.000 check

00:57:14.240 it

00:57:14.340 out

00:57:14.540 later

00:57:15.140 if

00:57:15.340 you're

00:57:15.460 busy

00:57:15.760 right

00:57:16.300 now

00:57:16.540 but

00:57:16.820 you

00:57:17.220 want

00:57:17.400 to

00:57:17.480 get

00:57:17.580 on

00:57:17.760 this

00:57:17.940 right

00:57:18.120 away

00:57:18.260 get

00:57:18.440 free

00:57:18.760 US

00:57:19.000 shipping

00:57:19.320 fast

00:57:19.700 delivery

00:57:19.960 and

00:57:20.360 you've

00:57:20.940 locked

00:57:21.220 in

00:57:21.400 your

00:57:21.520 winter

00:57:21.780 gear

00:57:22.040 already

00:57:22.620 that

00:57:23.400 is

00:57:23.560 a

00:57:23.660 win

00:57:23.780 win

00:57:23.920 so

00:57:24.140 don't

00:57:24.680 wait

00:57:24.840 till

00:57:24.960 you're

00:57:25.100 freezing

00:57:25.400 to

00:57:25.560 realize

00:57:25.960 that

00:57:26.140 your

00:57:26.280 hoodie

00:57:26.520 sucks

00:57:27.020 you

00:57:27.200 need

00:57:27.320 to

00:57:27.400 get

00:57:27.500 a

00:57:28.640 bear

00:57:28.820 skin

00:57:29.160 right

00:57:29.660 now

00:57:29.980 while

00:57:30.500 it's

00:57:30.680 60%

00:57:31.240 off

00:57:31.640 text

00:57:32.800 Matt

00:57:33.240 to

00:57:42.720 coming

00:57:43.600 together

00:57:43.920 live

00:57:44.500 to

00:57:44.700 debate

00:57:45.060 discuss

00:57:46.000 and

00:57:46.280 disagree

00:57:46.860 on

00:57:47.220 the

00:57:47.340 biggest

00:57:47.740 stories

00:57:48.340 making

00:57:48.700 headlines

00:57:49.340 in

00:57:49.900 our

00:57:49.980 very

00:57:50.080 first

00:57:50.300 episode

00:57:50.580 we

00:57:50.720 dropped

00:57:50.980 two

00:57:51.200 massive

00:57:51.520 announcements

00:57:51.900 the

00:57:52.240 all

00:57:52.580 new

00:57:52.800 daily

00:57:53.040 wire

00:57:53.200 lifetime

00:57:53.580 membership

00:57:53.940 and

00:57:54.220 the

00:57:54.360 first

00:57:54.680 look

00:57:55.060 at

00:57:55.520 our

00:57:55.660 upcoming

00:57:56.100 epic

00:57:56.680 the

00:57:57.280 pen

00:57:57.480 dragon

00:57:57.760 cycle

00:57:58.100 this

00:57:58.280 Wednesday

00:57:58.560 night

00:57:58.800 we're

00:57:59.200 back

00:57:59.560 with

00:57:59.780 an

00:57:59.900 all

00:58:00.100 new

00:58:00.240 live

00:58:00.460 episode

00:58:00.820 and

00:58:01.100 more

00:58:01.300 big

00:58:01.460 announcements

00:58:01.800 you

00:58:02.300 will

00:58:02.400 not

00:58:02.580 want

00:58:02.700 to

00:58:02.780 miss

00:58:02.960 plus

00:58:03.260 our

00:58:03.780 deal

00:58:03.940 of

00:58:04.060 the

00:58:04.080 decade

00:58:04.400 is

00:58:04.700 happening

00:58:05.000 right

00:58:05.200 now

00:58:05.400 join

00:58:05.820 daily

00:58:06.000 wire

00:58:06.120 plus

00:58:06.340 for

00:58:06.520 as

00:58:06.660 little

00:58:06.840 as

00:58:07.000 seven

00:58:07.180 dollars

00:58:07.400 a

00:58:07.520 month

00:58:07.680 at

00:58:07.920 daily

00:58:08.120 wire

00:58:08.320 dot

00:58:08.540 com

00:58:08.840 watch

00:58:09.580 friendly

00:58:09.840 fire

00:58:10.060 live

00:58:10.340 Wednesday

00:58:10.660 at

00:58:10.860 7

00:58:11.020 p.m.

00:58:11.220 Eastern

00:58:11.420 only

00:58:11.820 on

00:58:12.220 daily

00:58:12.440 wire

00:58:12.620 plus

00:58:12.900 now

00:58:13.200 let's

00:58:13.540 get

00:58:13.660 to

00:58:13.800 our

00:58:13.960 daily

00:58:14.200 cancellation

00:58:14.660 for

00:58:21.260 our

00:58:21.360 daily

00:58:21.500 cancellation

00:58:21.820 today

00:58:22.160 we must

00:58:22.480 unfortunately

00:58:22.880 turn back

00:58:23.800 briefly

00:58:24.580 to

00:58:25.220 Zoran

00:58:26.140 Mamdani

00:58:26.520 because

00:58:26.780 the fact

00:58:27.280 that a

00:58:27.580 third

00:58:27.760 world

00:58:27.980 Muslim

00:58:28.280 communist

00:58:28.660 from

00:58:28.860 Uganda

00:58:29.180 is

00:58:29.360 about

00:58:29.500 to

00:58:29.600 become

00:58:29.780 the

00:58:29.940 mayor

00:58:30.120 of

00:58:30.280 our

00:58:30.360 most

00:58:30.520 populous

00:58:30.920 city

00:58:31.160 really

00:58:31.480 does

00:58:31.700 matter

00:58:31.980 last

00:58:33.100 night

00:58:33.360 there

00:58:33.580 was

00:58:33.780 a

00:58:33.880 big

00:58:34.020 rally

00:58:34.360 from

00:58:34.560 Mamdani

00:58:34.840 at a

00:58:35.100 stadium

00:58:35.360 in the

00:58:35.980 city

00:58:36.240 AOC

00:58:37.000 was one

00:58:37.600 of the

00:58:37.900 Ugandans

00:58:38.480 warm-up

00:58:39.000 acts

00:58:39.400 and

00:58:40.560 you know

00:58:41.300 it was

00:58:41.740 not her

00:58:42.060 best

00:58:42.220 performance

00:58:42.600 I have

00:58:42.820 to say

00:58:43.220 Jews

00:58:45.540 escaping

00:58:46.120 Holocaust

00:58:46.760 Black

00:58:47.640 Americans

00:58:48.420 fleeing

00:58:49.000 slavery

00:58:49.880 and Jim

00:58:50.580 Crow

00:58:51.160 Latinos

00:58:52.120 seeking

00:58:53.320 a better

00:58:54.320 life

00:58:54.840 Native

00:58:55.380 people

00:58:55.900 standing

00:58:56.340 for

00:58:56.600 themselves

00:58:57.320 Asian

00:58:57.960 Americans

00:58:58.620 coming

00:58:59.380 together

00:59:00.100 in

00:59:00.580 Queens

00:59:01.240 in

00:59:01.740 Brooklyn

00:59:02.220 in

00:59:02.740 the

00:59:02.920 Bronx

00:59:03.440 in

00:59:03.880 Manhattan

00:59:04.400 in

00:59:05.000 Staten

00:59:05.480 Island

00:59:05.920 in

00:59:06.680 this

00:59:07.300 country

00:59:08.180 this

00:59:11.840 is what

00:59:12.060 counts as

00:59:12.800 a stirring

00:59:13.460 oratory

00:59:14.060 on the

00:59:14.460 left

00:59:14.760 all you

00:59:15.580 gotta do

00:59:15.760 is scream

00:59:16.160 out a

00:59:16.460 list of

00:59:16.820 various

00:59:17.140 ethnic

00:59:17.560 and racial

00:59:17.980 groups

00:59:18.280 making sure

00:59:18.660 to list

00:59:19.160 all of them

00:59:19.460 except for

00:59:19.800 white people

00:59:20.500 and this

00:59:21.820 is a list

00:59:22.160 that AOC

00:59:22.620 jams into

00:59:23.380 every speech

00:59:24.060 she's ever

00:59:24.520 given

00:59:24.820 and yet

00:59:25.320 she still

00:59:25.740 stumbles

00:59:26.080 over it

00:59:26.540 so practice

00:59:27.500 does not

00:59:27.860 make perfect

00:59:28.360 in her case

00:59:28.880 it turns out

00:59:29.360 but the

00:59:29.900 main event

00:59:30.260 was Mamdani

00:59:30.880 himself

00:59:31.240 we've already

00:59:31.580 discussed

00:59:31.960 extensively

00:59:32.400 the fact

00:59:32.760 that Mamdani

00:59:33.740 is a third

00:59:34.120 world

00:59:34.340 communist

00:59:34.720 Islamist

00:59:35.200 grifter

00:59:35.480 con man

00:59:36.000 who is

00:59:36.340 only a

00:59:37.660 viable

00:59:37.960 candidate

00:59:38.320 because half

00:59:38.900 of the

00:59:39.080 city

00:59:39.220 wasn't born

00:59:39.700 in this

00:59:39.880 country

00:59:40.160 and many

00:59:40.500 of them

00:59:40.660 can't

00:59:40.840 even

00:59:40.940 speak

00:59:41.120 English

00:59:41.380 but

00:59:41.660 now I

00:59:42.280 want to

00:59:42.480 focus

00:59:42.680 on the

00:59:42.960 actual

00:59:43.340 policies

00:59:43.940 that

00:59:44.440 Ugandan

00:59:45.220 commie

00:59:45.700 scammer

00:59:46.220 is proposing

00:59:46.940 we're told

00:59:48.740 by his

00:59:49.020 supporters

00:59:49.580 the ones

00:59:50.040 who can

00:59:50.420 speak

00:59:50.640 English

00:59:50.900 anyway

00:59:51.180 that Mamdani

00:59:52.720 is popular

00:59:53.640 because of

00:59:54.340 his policies

00:59:55.000 so what

00:59:56.900 are these

00:59:57.320 popular

00:59:57.840 policies

00:59:58.320 well here

00:59:59.040 he is

00:59:59.300 outlining

00:59:59.920 what he

01:00:00.680 considers

01:00:01.000 to be

01:00:01.360 his top

01:00:01.960 three

01:00:02.460 proposals

01:00:03.020 listen

01:00:03.380 here is

01:00:05.020 what we

01:00:05.440 stand for

01:00:06.140 my friends

01:00:06.820 we are

01:00:08.060 going to

01:00:08.520 freeze the

01:00:09.020 rent for

01:00:09.440 more than

01:00:09.840 2 million

01:00:10.860 rent

01:00:11.240 stabilized

01:00:11.840 tenants

01:00:12.360 and use

01:00:16.580 every

01:00:17.100 resource

01:00:17.760 at our

01:00:18.240 disposal

01:00:18.820 to build

01:00:19.360 housing

01:00:19.860 for everyone

01:00:20.820 who needs

01:00:21.400 it

01:00:21.640 we are

01:00:25.680 going to

01:00:26.200 eliminate

01:00:26.620 the

01:00:26.980 fare

01:00:27.360 on

01:00:27.660 every

01:00:28.140 single

01:00:28.680 bus

01:00:29.000 line

01:00:29.480 and

01:00:32.780 make

01:00:33.140 what are

01:00:33.540 currently

01:00:34.000 the

01:00:34.320 slowest

01:00:34.820 buses

01:00:35.160 in the

01:00:35.540 nation

01:00:35.960 move

01:00:36.680 around

01:00:37.040 this

01:00:37.320 city

01:00:37.560 with

01:00:37.800 ease

01:00:38.360 and we

01:00:41.720 are going

01:00:42.120 to create

01:00:42.720 universal

01:00:43.300 child care

01:00:44.120 at no

01:00:44.820 cost

01:00:45.220 to

01:00:45.420 parents

01:00:45.980 so

01:00:50.640 New Yorkers

01:00:51.520 can raise

01:00:52.140 their

01:00:52.400 family

01:00:52.880 in the

01:00:53.280 city

01:00:53.460 they

01:00:53.680 love

01:00:54.140 together

01:00:58.200 New York

01:00:58.980 we're going

01:01:00.100 to freeze

01:01:00.620 the

01:01:00.940 together

01:01:02.620 New York

01:01:03.340 we're going

01:01:03.660 to make

01:01:03.980 buses

01:01:04.380 fast

01:01:04.860 and

01:01:05.240 together

01:01:06.660 New York

01:01:07.400 we're going

01:01:07.740 to deliver

01:01:08.200 universal

01:01:09.220 we will

01:01:11.880 make our

01:01:12.580 city

01:01:13.100 one where

01:01:14.300 every person

01:01:15.180 who calls

01:01:15.740 it home

01:01:16.300 can live

01:01:17.400 a dignified

01:01:18.400 life

01:01:18.820 so

01:01:19.480 Mamdani's

01:01:20.020 big ideas

01:01:20.660 are to

01:01:21.160 freeze rent

01:01:21.880 meaning

01:01:22.320 landlords

01:01:22.720 will be

01:01:23.060 legally

01:01:23.440 prohibited

01:01:23.780 from

01:01:24.140 raising

01:01:24.520 the rent

01:01:24.900 to make

01:01:25.600 buses

01:01:25.980 faster

01:01:26.600 and free

01:01:27.180 for everyone

01:01:27.800 and to

01:01:28.580 make

01:01:28.760 child care

01:01:29.420 free

01:01:29.800 for everyone

01:01:30.240 this is

01:01:30.800 Mamdani's

01:01:31.360 genius

01:01:31.780 three-step

01:01:32.480 plan

01:01:32.960 to make

01:01:33.840 New York

01:01:34.200 City

01:01:34.420 affordable

01:01:34.860 the

01:01:35.940 Ugandan

01:01:36.340 has cracked

01:01:36.920 the code

01:01:37.260 to make

01:01:37.540 a city

01:01:37.800 affordable

01:01:38.140 all you

01:01:38.480 have to

01:01:38.660 do

01:01:38.760 is

01:01:38.860 pass

01:01:39.120 a series

01:01:39.500 of laws

01:01:39.980 requiring

01:01:40.940 that it

01:01:41.340 be

01:01:41.480 affordable

01:01:41.920 Mamdani

01:01:43.120 is going

01:01:43.360 to take

01:01:43.640 his magical

01:01:44.200 wand

01:01:44.580 which he

01:01:44.900 bought

01:01:45.100 from a

01:01:45.360 Ugandan

01:01:45.720 witch doctor

01:01:46.320 by trading

01:01:46.780 two goats

01:01:47.660 and a

01:01:47.840 pineapple

01:01:48.240 wave it

01:01:48.980 around

01:01:49.320 and make

01:01:50.740 everything

01:01:51.080 free

01:01:51.380 and good

01:01:51.660 and wonderful

01:01:52.020 and faster

01:01:52.720 the buses

01:01:53.640 will not only

01:01:54.240 cost nothing

01:01:54.780 somehow

01:01:55.040 they'll even

01:01:55.780 be faster

01:01:56.780 so

01:01:58.360 that's all

01:02:00.120 it takes

01:02:00.340 this is

01:02:01.920 crazy

01:02:02.180 I never

01:02:02.760 knew

01:02:02.900 all it

01:02:03.300 takes

01:02:03.740 all it

01:02:05.400 takes

01:02:05.740 to make

01:02:06.180 stuff

01:02:06.420 affordable

01:02:06.820 is for

01:02:07.580 someone

01:02:07.880 in government

01:02:08.320 to go

01:02:08.840 hey

01:02:09.440 things have

01:02:10.340 to be

01:02:10.600 affordable

01:02:10.960 now

01:02:11.380 hey

01:02:12.560 all you

01:02:13.000 you better

01:02:15.020 make things

01:02:15.600 affordable

01:02:16.020 all you have to do

01:02:17.320 is shout at the

01:02:18.080 housing market

01:02:18.600 and say

01:02:18.980 be affordable

01:02:19.760 and it will

01:02:20.780 be

01:02:21.020 it's

01:02:21.840 magic

01:02:22.640 now if you've

01:02:24.720 been paying

01:02:25.000 attention to the

01:02:25.580 history of

01:02:25.960 western civilization

01:02:26.540 over the past

01:02:27.180 200 years

01:02:27.700 or so

01:02:27.980 you'll know

01:02:28.380 that all of

01:02:29.100 these proposals

01:02:29.700 have been tried

01:02:31.160 many times

01:02:31.800 before

01:02:32.200 and they've

01:02:33.280 all failed

01:02:33.760 every time

01:02:35.220 in every place

01:02:35.780 they've ever

01:02:36.240 been implemented

01:02:36.720 the only places

01:02:38.240 that have even

01:02:38.700 come close

01:02:39.240 to achieving

01:02:39.660 any sort

01:02:40.140 of success

01:02:40.560 with these

01:02:40.900 ideas

01:02:41.160 are small

01:02:41.720 homogenous

01:02:42.260 all white

01:02:43.060 European countries

01:02:44.060 but even there

01:02:44.600 it hasn't really

01:02:45.360 worked out

01:02:45.760 and it certainly

01:02:46.540 has never

01:02:46.920 worked

01:02:47.220 and can never

01:02:47.880 work

01:02:48.180 in a large

01:02:48.840 crowded

01:02:49.220 extremely

01:02:49.620 racially

01:02:50.120 and ethnically

01:02:50.700 diverse

01:02:51.100 population

01:02:51.640 center

01:02:51.960 and that is

01:02:54.220 all that should

01:02:54.920 need to be said

01:02:55.520 but that would

01:02:57.160 make this segment

01:02:57.640 too short

01:02:58.100 so you know

01:02:58.660 I'll keep

01:02:58.960 talking

01:02:59.240 so let's

01:02:59.840 take each

01:03:00.300 of these

01:03:00.520 proposals

01:03:00.900 one at a

01:03:01.320 time

01:03:01.560 it shouldn't

01:03:03.020 be necessary

01:03:03.400 to explain

01:03:03.840 the problem

01:03:04.260 with freezing

01:03:04.840 rent

01:03:05.180 only someone

01:03:06.440 who is

01:03:06.980 and I mean

01:03:07.540 this in the

01:03:07.900 medical sense

01:03:08.460 truly

01:03:08.820 but only

01:03:09.960 someone who

01:03:10.380 is mentally

01:03:10.780 retarded

01:03:11.260 could ever

01:03:11.780 think

01:03:12.180 that you

01:03:12.740 can make

01:03:13.060 housing

01:03:13.440 affordable

01:03:13.880 by telling

01:03:14.560 landlords

01:03:15.100 they can't

01:03:15.780 raise the

01:03:16.240 rent

01:03:16.500 if it were

01:03:17.200 that easy

01:03:18.060 okay

01:03:18.900 the policy

01:03:19.740 would be

01:03:19.980 implemented

01:03:20.320 everywhere

01:03:21.000 and we

01:03:22.100 would be

01:03:22.360 living in

01:03:22.720 a utopia

01:03:23.360 of four

01:03:24.060 bedroom

01:03:24.360 spacious

01:03:24.800 pristine

01:03:25.320 $800

01:03:25.720 a month

01:03:26.120 apartments

01:03:26.520 but no

01:03:27.720 such utopia

01:03:28.360 exists

01:03:28.820 and that's

01:03:29.180 because

01:03:29.460 there are

01:03:30.000 many costs

01:03:30.580 associated

01:03:31.200 with being

01:03:31.740 a landlord

01:03:32.160 and the

01:03:33.420 freeze on

01:03:34.000 rent

01:03:34.260 does not

01:03:34.700 freeze

01:03:35.160 any of

01:03:35.800 those

01:03:35.980 costs

01:03:36.420 okay

01:03:38.080 as a

01:03:38.700 landlord

01:03:39.020 you have

01:03:39.520 maintenance

01:03:40.000 fees

01:03:40.300 legal fees

01:03:40.940 leasing

01:03:41.300 fees

01:03:41.580 property

01:03:41.900 management

01:03:42.240 fees

01:03:42.480 gas

01:03:42.820 electric

01:03:43.180 trash

01:03:43.600 collection

01:03:43.980 water

01:03:44.580 sewage

01:03:45.000 lawn

01:03:45.320 care

01:03:45.540 repairs

01:03:46.000 plumbing

01:03:46.560 pest

01:03:46.860 control

01:03:47.180 cleaning

01:03:47.580 not to

01:03:48.040 mention

01:03:48.160 property

01:03:48.540 insurance

01:03:48.920 property

01:03:49.260 taxes

01:03:49.680 potentially

01:03:50.240 HOA

01:03:50.780 fees

01:03:51.040 and that is

01:03:51.820 just a

01:03:52.160 partial list

01:03:52.820 now what

01:03:54.340 happens when

01:03:54.900 those costs

01:03:55.460 continue to

01:03:56.040 rise

01:03:56.480 even as

01:03:57.120 rent

01:03:57.420 is forced

01:03:57.860 to stay

01:03:58.140 the same

01:03:58.540 you end

01:04:00.100 up with

01:04:00.560 rental properties

01:04:01.800 that owners

01:04:02.480 can no longer

01:04:03.260 maintain

01:04:03.660 you end up

01:04:04.120 with foreclosures

01:04:04.980 you end up

01:04:05.420 with no

01:04:05.800 incentive to

01:04:06.400 build or rent

01:04:07.040 new properties

01:04:07.680 you end up

01:04:08.200 with a drastic

01:04:08.780 reduction in the

01:04:09.440 housing supply

01:04:09.960 exactly what

01:04:11.000 has happened

01:04:11.340 every time

01:04:11.840 these policies

01:04:12.300 have been

01:04:12.680 attempted

01:04:12.960 elsewhere

01:04:13.340 so to

01:04:14.320 review

01:04:14.620 by freezing

01:04:15.280 rent

01:04:15.580 what you

01:04:17.340 get

01:04:17.600 is fewer

01:04:18.840 rental properties

01:04:19.540 available

01:04:19.920 and the ones

01:04:20.840 that are

01:04:21.200 available

01:04:21.580 are in

01:04:22.160 worse

01:04:22.560 condition

01:04:22.980 so

01:04:24.280 congrats

01:04:25.800 now what

01:04:26.980 about making

01:04:27.520 the bus

01:04:28.100 free

01:04:28.720 well we've

01:04:29.760 already talked

01:04:30.180 about this

01:04:30.580 actually at

01:04:30.940 some length

01:04:31.480 leaving aside

01:04:32.380 the fact that

01:04:33.000 you're losing

01:04:34.120 a lot of

01:04:34.600 fair revenue

01:04:35.420 which means

01:04:36.100 taxes will be

01:04:36.840 raised to

01:04:37.280 make up for

01:04:37.700 the losses

01:04:38.120 which means

01:04:38.600 the bus

01:04:38.960 actually is

01:04:39.580 not free

01:04:40.180 because nothing

01:04:41.400 is free

01:04:41.940 nor can

01:04:42.620 ever be

01:04:43.040 free

01:04:43.340 as any

01:04:44.140 moderately

01:04:44.580 intelligent

01:04:45.040 seven-year-old

01:04:45.860 understands

01:04:46.440 but leaving

01:04:47.060 that aside

01:04:47.460 all you'll

01:04:48.680 accomplish

01:04:49.020 as this

01:04:49.460 happened

01:04:49.680 everywhere

01:04:49.980 this has

01:04:50.400 been

01:04:50.500 implemented

01:04:50.860 is turning

01:04:51.900 buses

01:04:52.260 into roving

01:04:53.160 homeless

01:04:53.660 shelters

01:04:54.760 because now

01:04:57.100 the already

01:04:57.700 meager barrier

01:04:58.640 keeping the

01:04:59.200 homeless from

01:04:59.820 setting up

01:05:00.360 camp on

01:05:00.860 buses

01:05:01.140 and proceeding

01:05:01.680 to make

01:05:01.980 the experience

01:05:02.440 even more

01:05:02.880 miserable

01:05:03.260 disgusting

01:05:03.740 dangerous

01:05:04.160 and not

01:05:05.100 to mention

01:05:05.360 pungent

01:05:05.900 for everybody

01:05:06.440 else

01:05:06.780 will be

01:05:07.460 lifted

01:05:07.760 so that's

01:05:09.420 not going

01:05:09.640 to benefit

01:05:10.000 working New

01:05:10.720 Yorkers who

01:05:11.300 can afford

01:05:11.760 the bus

01:05:12.080 fare

01:05:12.380 in the

01:05:12.860 slightest

01:05:13.100 it is

01:05:13.400 purely a

01:05:14.020 benefit

01:05:14.340 for homeless

01:05:15.420 unbathed

01:05:16.180 cracked out

01:05:16.740 vagrants

01:05:17.180 as it

01:05:18.200 happens

01:05:18.540 most of

01:05:19.140 Mamdani's

01:05:19.620 policies are

01:05:20.240 tailored

01:05:20.540 primarily

01:05:21.140 to that

01:05:22.340 demographic

01:05:22.900 universal

01:05:24.700 child care

01:05:25.360 is by far

01:05:26.580 the worst

01:05:27.380 of these

01:05:27.840 disastrous

01:05:28.360 ideas

01:05:28.920 and let's

01:05:29.860 leave aside

01:05:30.380 again the

01:05:30.920 fact that it

01:05:31.420 is catastrophically

01:05:32.380 expensive

01:05:32.840 there is no

01:05:34.700 such thing as

01:05:35.580 free child

01:05:36.240 care

01:05:36.600 you know

01:05:37.680 why

01:05:37.960 because the

01:05:38.680 child care

01:05:39.320 providers are

01:05:40.280 not slaves

01:05:41.340 you have to

01:05:43.060 pay them

01:05:43.660 they cost

01:05:44.700 money

01:05:45.140 and so

01:05:46.720 it's not

01:05:47.340 free

01:05:47.920 and can

01:05:48.560 never be

01:05:49.280 free

01:05:49.740 I said

01:05:51.700 before that

01:05:52.100 nothing is

01:05:52.560 free

01:05:52.800 there is

01:05:53.620 one exception

01:05:54.020 to that

01:05:54.300 something can

01:05:56.700 be free

01:05:57.240 with slavery

01:05:58.760 okay so

01:05:59.800 if you really

01:06:00.220 want free

01:06:00.720 stuff then

01:06:01.520 we got to

01:06:02.000 talk about

01:06:02.420 having slavery

01:06:03.140 that's the

01:06:04.140 only way to

01:06:04.520 do it

01:06:04.800 you want

01:06:05.560 free stuff

01:06:06.020 you want

01:06:06.280 to get

01:06:06.440 things to

01:06:06.740 free

01:06:06.860 you want

01:06:07.060 free

01:06:07.240 child care

01:06:07.720 you want

01:06:07.980 free

01:06:08.140 this

01:06:08.340 you want

01:06:08.560 free

01:06:08.720 that

01:06:09.040 well the

01:06:10.520 one way

01:06:10.900 to do

01:06:11.180 it

01:06:11.380 is

01:06:12.580 slavery

01:06:13.100 you can

01:06:14.180 even have

01:06:14.460 free

01:06:14.680 buses

01:06:14.960 maybe

01:06:15.280 if the

01:06:15.680 bus

01:06:15.860 drivers

01:06:16.220 are

01:06:16.500 slaves

01:06:16.980 and the

01:06:17.420 buses

01:06:17.640 are

01:06:18.040 maintained

01:06:18.680 by

01:06:20.920 slaves

01:06:21.440 then

01:06:22.740 then you

01:06:23.380 could have

01:06:23.680 probably

01:06:24.160 have free

01:06:24.480 buses

01:06:24.740 too

01:06:25.040 so

01:06:27.860 that's

01:06:28.160 the only

01:06:28.360 way

01:06:28.620 so

01:06:29.520 when you

01:06:29.760 talk about

01:06:30.200 you want

01:06:30.440 stuff to

01:06:30.720 be free

01:06:30.960 I can

01:06:31.220 only assume

01:06:31.660 that what

01:06:31.980 you're

01:06:32.120 making an

01:06:32.460 argument

01:06:32.680 for is

01:06:33.240 to bring

01:06:33.520 back

01:06:33.720 slavery

01:06:34.100 but if

01:06:35.440 you don't

01:06:35.620 want

01:06:35.840 slavery

01:06:36.200 then there

01:06:37.080 is no

01:06:37.420 such thing

01:06:37.840 as free

01:06:38.240 so get

01:06:38.920 that stupid

01:06:39.540 word out

01:06:40.220 of your

01:06:40.420 stupid

01:06:40.660 mouth

01:06:40.980 and

01:06:41.840 realize

01:06:42.360 that

01:06:42.780 someone

01:06:43.500 has to

01:06:44.180 pay

01:06:44.440 for it

01:06:44.880 because

01:06:45.460 we have

01:06:45.740 to pay

01:06:46.260 for the

01:06:46.720 labor

01:06:47.020 that

01:06:47.300 goes

01:06:47.560 into

01:06:47.860 this

01:06:48.220 all

01:06:50.660 you're

01:06:50.880 doing

01:06:51.140 is

01:06:51.380 shifting

01:06:51.700 the

01:06:51.920 cost

01:06:52.360 and

01:06:53.360 in

01:06:53.460 this

01:06:53.640 case

01:06:53.880 rather than

01:06:54.320 having

01:06:54.600 parents

01:06:55.160 pay for

01:06:55.560 their own

01:06:55.840 child's

01:06:56.360 care

01:06:58.200 you're

01:06:58.860 forcing

01:06:59.200 strangers

01:06:59.880 taxpayers

01:07:00.400 to pay

01:07:00.940 for the

01:07:01.400 care of

01:07:01.720 other

01:07:01.920 people's

01:07:02.340 children

01:07:02.600 those are

01:07:04.120 the only

01:07:04.340 two

01:07:04.500 options

01:07:04.840 when it

01:07:05.120 comes to

01:07:05.360 child care

01:07:05.740 there is

01:07:06.480 no third

01:07:06.760 option

01:07:07.000 aside from

01:07:07.380 slavery

01:07:07.700 either

01:07:08.260 parents

01:07:08.640 will

01:07:08.840 pay for

01:07:09.240 their

01:07:09.400 child's

01:07:09.840 care

01:07:10.020 or

01:07:10.360 strangers

01:07:10.720 will

01:07:11.000 and

01:07:11.920 call me

01:07:12.260 crazy

01:07:12.620 call me

01:07:14.260 cruel

01:07:14.720 call me

01:07:15.680 a

01:07:16.260 mean

01:07:18.400 old

01:07:18.700 guy

01:07:19.080 who

01:07:19.280 lacks

01:07:20.120 compassion

01:07:20.660 but I

01:07:21.000 tend to

01:07:21.500 think

01:07:21.860 that if

01:07:23.200 anyone

01:07:23.660 should pay

01:07:24.540 for your

01:07:25.120 child's

01:07:25.800 care

01:07:26.240 it should

01:07:27.820 be you

01:07:28.400 if you're

01:07:30.360 sitting there

01:07:30.840 thinking

01:07:31.200 who is

01:07:32.040 going to

01:07:32.340 pay

01:07:32.740 for daycare

01:07:34.800 for my

01:07:35.260 child

01:07:35.640 you know

01:07:36.840 my answer

01:07:37.440 you

01:07:39.720 because

01:07:41.520 because

01:07:41.540 the only

01:07:41.980 other

01:07:42.240 option

01:07:42.620 is

01:07:42.940 someone

01:07:43.280 who

01:07:43.580 is

01:07:43.780 not

01:07:44.200 you

01:07:44.500 and

01:07:44.960 I

01:07:45.080 think

01:07:45.360 making

01:07:45.780 someone

01:07:46.180 who

01:07:46.400 is

01:07:46.560 not

01:07:46.940 you

01:07:47.220 pay

01:07:47.540 for

01:07:47.780 your

01:07:48.020 child

01:07:48.520 is

01:07:48.880 wrong

01:07:49.360 why

01:07:50.060 because

01:07:50.720 he's

01:07:51.500 your

01:07:51.740 child

01:07:52.120 and not

01:07:53.500 this other

01:07:53.920 person's

01:07:54.360 child

01:07:54.660 you see

01:07:56.420 that's

01:07:56.720 why

01:07:56.940 you

01:07:58.520 are

01:07:58.940 first

01:07:59.420 on the

01:07:59.800 list

01:08:00.040 of

01:08:00.220 people

01:08:00.600 who

01:08:01.160 should

01:08:01.380 be

01:08:01.540 on

01:08:01.740 the

01:08:01.880 hook

01:08:02.180 who

01:08:02.860 should

01:08:03.140 pay

01:08:03.400 for

01:08:03.580 your

01:08:03.720 child's

01:08:04.160 babysitter

01:08:04.760 you

01:08:06.800 not

01:08:08.200 Jim

01:08:08.520 down

01:08:08.740 the

01:08:08.900 street

01:08:09.180 not

01:08:10.880 me

01:08:11.500 not

01:08:12.800 anyone

01:08:13.100 else

01:08:13.500 so

01:08:14.880 to me

01:08:15.100 that

01:08:15.280 seems

01:08:15.500 like

01:08:15.680 the

01:08:15.860 simplest

01:08:16.340 and

01:08:16.700 fairest

01:08:17.380 and

01:08:17.800 also

01:08:18.020 by

01:08:18.220 the

01:08:18.520 way

01:08:18.660 by far

01:08:19.580 the

01:08:19.800 cheapest

01:08:20.220 option

01:08:20.760 but

01:08:22.120 even

01:08:22.300 if

01:08:22.460 we

01:08:22.620 ignore

01:08:22.980 that

01:08:23.240 issue

01:08:23.580 which

01:08:25.360 we

01:08:25.500 really

01:08:25.660 can't

01:08:26.500 experience

01:08:27.020 has

01:08:27.400 shown

01:08:27.720 including

01:08:28.060 in

01:08:28.320 Quebec

01:08:28.800 when

01:08:29.120 they

01:08:29.260 implemented

01:08:29.660 this

01:08:29.900 30

01:08:30.120 years

01:08:30.320 ago

01:08:30.520 that

01:08:31.060 universal

01:08:31.440 child

01:08:31.740 care

01:08:31.920 leads

01:08:32.200 to

01:08:32.340 a

01:08:32.480 dramatic

01:08:32.800 drop

01:08:33.160 in

01:08:33.320 the

01:08:33.440 quality

01:08:33.840 of

01:08:34.040 care

01:08:34.260 staffing

01:08:35.420 shortages

01:08:35.920 and

01:08:36.260 low

01:08:36.440 quality

01:08:36.760 care

01:08:37.080 are

01:08:37.300 nearly

01:08:37.640 guaranteed

01:08:38.340 in

01:08:38.900 this

01:08:39.080 kind

01:08:39.320 of

01:08:39.420 system

01:08:39.740 this

01:08:40.320 is

01:08:40.420 inevitable

01:08:40.680 because

01:08:41.080 an

01:08:41.720 increase

01:08:42.180 in

01:08:42.460 demand

01:08:42.940 is

01:08:43.320 also

01:08:43.760 guaranteed

01:08:44.240 because

01:08:44.920 now

01:08:45.140 that

01:08:45.280 child

01:08:45.520 care

01:08:45.700 is

01:08:45.900 free

01:08:46.220 more

01:08:47.940 families

01:08:48.380 will

01:08:48.580 choose

01:08:48.820 to drop

01:08:49.200 their

01:08:49.360 kids

01:08:49.520 in

01:08:49.620 daycare

01:08:49.860 that's

01:08:50.220 the whole

01:08:50.680 reason

01:08:50.880 they

01:08:51.020 do

01:08:51.160 this

01:08:51.460 get

01:08:52.280 more

01:08:52.600 kids

01:08:52.880 in

01:08:53.020 daycare

01:08:53.420 well

01:08:54.740 well

01:08:55.160 but

01:08:55.720 then

01:08:56.120 we

01:08:56.260 don't

01:08:56.380 have

01:08:56.560 enough

01:08:56.740 staff

01:08:57.080 to

01:08:57.220 keep

01:08:57.360 up

01:08:57.500 with

01:08:57.600 it

01:08:57.680 so

01:08:57.780 there's

01:08:57.960 staffing

01:08:58.200 shortages

01:08:58.540 and

01:08:58.820 the

01:08:59.020 quality

01:08:59.260 of

01:08:59.360 care

01:08:59.560 goes

01:08:59.740 down

01:08:59.900 and

01:09:00.380 all

01:09:00.540 that

01:09:00.680 is

01:09:00.800 really

01:09:00.940 bad

01:09:01.160 news

01:09:01.360 because

01:09:01.580 multiple

01:09:01.940 studies

01:09:02.260 have

01:09:02.400 also

01:09:02.680 shown

01:09:02.980 conclusively

01:09:03.640 that

01:09:04.320 children

01:09:04.720 raised

01:09:05.140 in

01:09:05.320 daycare

01:09:05.780 have

01:09:05.980 noticeably

01:09:06.480 worse

01:09:06.860 outcomes

01:09:07.400 than

01:09:07.600 children

01:09:07.880 raised

01:09:08.200 in

01:09:08.320 their

01:09:08.420 own

01:09:08.560 homes

01:09:08.900 the

01:09:09.860 US

01:09:10.260 NICHD

01:09:11.060 study

01:09:11.360 of

01:09:11.540 early

01:09:11.760 child

01:09:12.000 care

01:09:12.300 and

01:09:12.760 youth

01:09:12.940 development

01:09:13.280 among

01:09:13.540 other

01:09:13.980 major

01:09:14.420 long-term

01:09:14.880 studies

01:09:15.280 have

01:09:16.240 shown

01:09:16.620 that

01:09:17.840 children

01:09:18.120 who are

01:09:18.380 placed

01:09:18.620 in

01:09:18.760 full-time

01:09:19.100 daycare

01:09:19.440 before

01:09:19.680 the

01:09:19.840 age

01:09:19.980 of

01:09:20.120 four

01:09:20.320 have

01:09:20.520 higher

01:09:20.820 rates

01:09:21.180 of

01:09:21.760 defiance

01:09:22.360 impulsivity

01:09:23.060 anxiety

01:09:24.000 aggression

01:09:24.620 this is

01:09:26.260 exactly

01:09:26.560 the

01:09:26.700 result

01:09:26.900 you

01:09:27.000 would

01:09:27.100 expect

01:09:27.440 and

01:09:29.480 exactly

01:09:29.800 the

01:09:29.960 result

01:09:30.160 you

01:09:30.300 find

01:09:30.600 so

01:09:32.080 the

01:09:32.220 last

01:09:32.500 thing

01:09:32.640 we

01:09:32.740 should

01:09:32.900 do

01:09:33.020 if

01:09:33.120 we

01:09:33.200 want

01:09:33.340 a

01:09:33.480 functional

01:09:33.860 and

01:09:34.040 healthy

01:09:34.220 civilization

01:09:34.600 is

01:09:35.420 encourage

01:09:35.880 more

01:09:36.360 families

01:09:36.820 to send

01:09:37.380 toddlers

01:09:37.880 into

01:09:38.140 daycare

01:09:38.700 and

01:09:38.980 mothers

01:09:39.340 into

01:09:39.620 cubicles

01:09:40.120 there

01:09:40.900 is no

01:09:41.320 discernible

01:09:41.900 benefit

01:09:42.480 to

01:09:43.300 society

01:09:43.980 to

01:09:44.800 that

01:09:44.980 arrangement

01:09:45.340 it's

01:09:47.360 all

01:09:47.520 bad

01:09:47.980 all the

01:09:48.340 way

01:09:48.480 down

01:09:48.740 so

01:09:49.140 this

01:09:49.300 is

01:09:49.440 what

01:09:49.740 mom

01:09:50.300 Donnie

01:09:50.560 promises

01:09:50.980 less

01:09:52.040 and worse

01:09:52.660 housing

01:09:53.080 buses

01:09:54.420 overrun

01:09:55.180 by

01:09:55.560 homeless

01:09:56.340 drugged

01:09:57.100 out

01:09:57.220 rapists

01:09:57.680 understaffed

01:09:59.380 daycare

01:09:59.720 centers

01:10:00.060 where your

01:10:00.380 child can

01:10:00.740 go to

01:10:00.980 become

01:10:01.260 more

01:10:01.560 anxious

01:10:01.880 and more

01:10:02.500 aggressive

01:10:02.820 that's

01:10:04.040 what he's

01:10:04.220 promising

01:10:04.500 and

01:10:05.540 if you

01:10:06.300 vote for

01:10:06.580 that

01:10:06.840 you're

01:10:07.740 going to

01:10:07.900 get it

01:10:08.260 and you'll

01:10:09.300 deserve

01:10:09.560 it

01:10:09.820 and you

01:10:11.320 will be

01:10:11.760 by your

01:10:12.480 own

01:10:12.620 choice

01:10:12.980 today

01:10:13.960 cancer

01:10:15.180 that'll do

01:10:16.360 it for

01:10:16.480 the show

01:10:16.600 today

01:10:16.700 thanks for

01:10:16.980 watching

01:10:17.140 thanks for

01:10:17.420 listening

01:10:17.620 talk to

01:10:17.960 you

01:10:18.020 tomorrow

01:10:18.220 have a

01:10:18.420 great

01:10:18.540 day

01:10:18.820 god

01:10:19.540 speed

01:10:24.420 today

01:10:26.520 on the

01:10:26.840 ben shapiro

01:10:27.340 show

01:10:27.720 zor

01:10:28.220 mamdani

01:10:28.720 complains

01:10:29.240 that the

01:10:29.520 real victims

01:10:30.160 of 9-11

01:10:30.660 were

01:10:31.000 muslim

01:10:32.060 kamala harris

01:10:32.940 thinks about

01:10:33.320 2028

01:10:33.880 i know

01:10:34.560 right

01:10:35.000 and president

01:10:35.600 trump nears

01:10:36.040 a tariff deal

01:10:36.580 with china

01:10:36.980 and also

01:10:37.480 prepares for

01:10:37.980 more tariff

01:10:38.400 wars with

01:10:38.740 canada

01:10:39.240 all that

01:10:39.820 on today's

01:10:40.180 ben shapiro

01:10:40.560 show

01:10:40.720 give it a

01:10:40.980 listen

01:10:41.160 a

01:10:42.080 hear

01:10:42.900 how

01:10:43.520 I

01:10:44.280 love

01:10:46.580 you

01:10:48.260 a

01:10:50.060 man

01:10:51.620 a

01:10:52.940 hear

01:10:54.180 a

01:10:54.880 hi

01:10:59.200 hi

01:11:08.200 hi

01:11:08.620 hi

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The Matt Walsh Show - October 27, 2025

Ep. 1680 - Muslims Are The Real Victims Of 9-11, According To Zohran Mamdani

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