The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1736 - DEI Disaster： Washington DC Is Now Literally Flooded with Poop

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00:00:16.720 Today on the Matt Wall Show, it's not getting much attention from the media,

00:00:19.560 but one of the worst ecological disasters in American history is currently unfolding.

00:00:23.400 A river of sewage flowing into the Potomac.

00:00:26.620 When you dig into the story and who is responsible for it,

00:00:28.980 you start to see why the media doesn't want to talk about it.

00:00:32.460 Also, Canada euthanized a man with seasonal depression.

00:00:35.520 This is yet one more atrocity committed by the Canadian regime,

00:00:38.680 which I would argue is among the most evil on earth.

00:00:41.480 So when do we overthrow them if we're in the business of overthrowing evil regimes?

00:00:45.720 And CNN launches an attack on Christian nationalism,

00:00:48.020 but accidentally makes Christian nationalism sound great, which it is.

00:00:52.940 All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

00:00:58.980 Well, just as a matter of historical fact, ever since the Cold War ended,

00:01:24.180 Americans haven't spent that much time thinking about day-to-day life in other countries.

00:01:29.380 But not too long ago, our leaders would encourage us to compare the quality of life

00:01:33.220 in the United States with the quality of life in foreign nations.

00:01:36.360 It happened all the time.

00:01:37.160 That was the idea behind the kitchen debate, which Nixon attended in Moscow.

00:01:42.060 Americans had nicer kitchens, well-stocked supermarkets, air conditioning,

00:01:46.160 independent furnaces, thermostats.

00:01:48.300 Meanwhile, the Soviets had bread lines.

00:01:49.980 As commissars determined the precise level of heating they were entitled to on any given day,

00:01:54.600 anyone who simply looked at day-to-day life in the Soviet Union and then looked at the United States

00:01:58.940 would correctly conclude that we were on the right track and the Soviets were not.

00:02:03.540 It's interesting that we don't see many comparisons like this anymore.

00:02:07.840 You never see any of the big broadcasters telling you to zoom out

00:02:11.280 and consider what daily life is like in, say, South Africa.

00:02:14.380 Instead, they'll bombard you with endless stories about a celebrity kidnapping

00:02:19.120 or routine immigration enforcement or dumb podcast drama.

00:02:23.200 That's too bad because serious comparisons to other countries would be very illuminating right now.

00:02:28.500 Spend a few minutes doing it and you'll quickly discover just how third world

00:02:32.880 and dysfunctional we are becoming thanks to major Democrat-run cities.

00:02:38.980 Consider this recent report from South Africa.

00:02:41.460 This is just a random news report I found from a couple of months ago,

00:02:45.320 but it's illuminating.

00:02:47.560 Watch.

00:02:49.120 All right, let's bring in the Cajizo community.

00:02:51.840 Pardon me, the Cajizo community, just as background for you,

00:02:54.500 is just one of many across the country grappling with this issue of a sewage spill crisis.

00:02:59.880 Less and less wastewater is being treated in South Africa, even though our population is growing.

00:03:04.620 In fact, recent data showing that the volume of wastewater reaching South Africa's treatment plants

00:03:09.040 did not grow from 2013 to 2021, even though the population increased by almost,

00:03:16.400 or more than 5.5 million people, so about 10%.

00:03:19.280 So this means, according to the research you've done, Mark,

00:03:23.900 that the wastewater is going missing somewhere along the route to the wastewater treatment works.

00:03:31.020 I mean, we've seen an example of that in the community of Cajizo, west of Johannesburg,

00:03:36.600 where there are pipes that are just spilling out.

00:03:39.420 Like, you can see the pipe is constantly pushing out vast amounts of water,

00:03:45.180 and residents say, just because of, merely because of the stench in the area,

00:03:50.360 that it must be leaking sewage.

00:03:52.360 This sewage here is flowing directly from the plant works in the yard.

00:04:03.020 And as you can see, it's untreated.

00:04:06.260 It's flowing in this direction a few hundred meters on this paddle.

00:04:11.860 That's where it meets the blue heart sprayed, the river.

00:04:16.060 And at that point, the water turns black as it mixes with this shit from the wax.

00:04:26.720 So it's no mystery why they have a big cholera and E. coli problem over there.

00:04:32.760 In addition to South Africa's many other issues,

00:04:35.500 including having the worst unemployment rate in the world,

00:04:38.900 collapsing buildings in every street, a failing electric grid,

00:04:42.800 mass violence against white people, and so on,

00:04:44.680 they now have fecal matter in the water.

00:04:48.200 And indeed, that's a defining characteristic of virtually every third world nation,

00:04:53.240 especially many nations in Africa.

00:04:55.740 Now, it wasn't always like this in South Africa,

00:04:57.340 because before they kicked the white people out of positions of power

00:05:00.940 and then stole their farmland and shot them,

00:05:04.260 the infrastructure was a lot more stable.

00:05:06.740 But now that racial equity has been achieved in South Africa,

00:05:09.980 the residents are noticing that it's not safe to fish or drink the water

00:05:14.200 or, you know, go for a swim.

00:05:17.200 So then you have to ask the million-dollar question,

00:05:20.260 could those two developments, the racial equity

00:05:22.520 and the poop in the water, possibly be connected?

00:05:27.080 One way to answer this challenging question is to compare

00:05:29.520 South Africa's headlines to our own in the United States.

00:05:33.980 This is from NBC News reporting in America just the other day.

00:05:39.120 The river George Washington called the nation's river is tonight off-limits

00:05:45.240 and contaminated after a 60-year-old sewage line in Maryland broke open last month,

00:05:50.680 spewing more than 240 million gallons of raw waste into the river,

00:05:55.580 the same river that flows past the Kennedy Center and the Lincoln Memorial

00:05:59.160 and used by boaters, kayakers, high school and college rowing teams.

00:06:03.620 So you can see some of the toilet paper and the sewage up on the banks there.

00:06:07.420 River keeper Dean Nelyukes says the stench and environmental damage are staggering,

00:06:12.980 with E. coli levels more than 10,000 times above EPA quality standards at the time of the spill.

00:06:19.560 While slowly coming down, health experts warn no one should be boating, fishing or even touching the Potomac.

00:06:26.240 Is drinking water at all affected here?

00:06:28.820 No. From day one, drinking water has never been impacted by this.

00:06:32.500 But massive boulders that collapsed into the six-foot-wide pipe are delaying the repair.

00:06:37.380 So more than 240 million gallons of sewage have entered the Potomac River, and counting.

00:06:48.220 That's by far the largest sewage spill in American history.

00:06:52.220 And although the pipe burst in Maryland, D.C. Water Department owns the pipe that's affected,

00:06:56.780 and they are responsible for containing it.

00:06:59.800 So how big of a disaster is this?

00:07:03.340 Well, for comparison, during the Deepwater Horizon disaster,

00:07:06.300 around 140 million gallons of oil were released into the Gulf.

00:07:11.300 So the scale of Deepwater Horizon was smaller, a lot smaller.

00:07:16.840 And they had movies and congressional hearings about that one.

00:07:21.900 By contrast, the situation in D.C. isn't attracting very much attention at all.

00:07:26.960 And local officials aren't doing much either.

00:07:30.040 The sewage is just flowing directly into the water, as you can see.

00:07:34.920 And although it's too early to know exactly what happened here,

00:07:37.720 there's reason to believe, if you can imagine,

00:07:40.400 that government incompetence is the direct cause of the disaster that is still currently unfolding.

00:07:46.480 As the account Nova Campaigns has pointed out,

00:07:48.680 quote,

00:07:49.180 What's going unreported is that the Potomac Interceptor sewage spill,

00:07:52.180 largest in U.S. history,

00:07:53.740 is happening just 1,000 feet down from where contractors for the D.C. Water Department

00:07:57.620 have been rehabilitating the sewer lines since September 8, 2025 via the slip lining process.

00:08:03.400 The work, which started September 8,

00:08:05.080 focuses on restoring an 800-foot segment of the sanitary sewer system.

00:08:11.200 And one of those contractors less than a year ago

00:08:13.120 was reportedly sued by the D.C. government for recklessly contaminating the D.C. waterways.

00:08:18.080 So it's a little suspicious.

00:08:20.880 Could this be why a large section of the Potomac Interceptor sewer line,

00:08:23.960 which takes sewage to a water treatment plant,

00:08:26.040 just collapsed?

00:08:27.420 Did the D.C. government hire an incompetent contractor

00:08:30.340 who the D.C. government knew from experience was incompetent,

00:08:33.900 which in turn messed up this slip lining procedure?

00:08:37.220 Did the pressure after the new pipe was installed get too high?

00:08:39.820 Was there some other failure that was involved?

00:08:42.440 We don't know exactly.

00:08:43.180 But in case you're not familiar,

00:08:45.520 slip lining, according to the D.C. government's website,

00:08:49.440 involves excavating two holes

00:08:50.980 and inserting large pipe segments into them,

00:08:53.040 which are then pushed into the Potomac Interceptor,

00:08:55.980 forming a new pipe.

00:08:56.900 It's a high-risk procedure that could cause the pipe to fail.

00:09:00.920 And right now, it looks like that's exactly what happened.

00:09:03.900 The latest estimates are that the problem won't be fixed

00:09:07.100 for around six weeks,

00:09:09.080 all because of the incompetence of the D.C. government.

00:09:12.180 That sounds pretty bad, of course,

00:09:15.060 but it's important to point out that D.C. has been having

00:09:18.280 sewage problems long before this incident.

00:09:21.380 Last summer, the city canceled two separate community swim days

00:09:24.420 in the Anacostia River due to sewage problems.

00:09:28.720 Now, officially, the issue was reported as pollution concerns

00:09:31.380 and a high risk of contracting E. coli following a rainstorm.

00:09:35.060 The translation, of course, is that every time it rains,

00:09:39.720 poop gets in the water in Washington, D.C.

00:09:41.880 This is an ongoing problem.

00:09:43.960 According to one local observer, quote,

00:09:45.880 600 million gallons of sewage and runoff flow into the Potomac every year,

00:09:50.000 largely when heavy storms overwhelm D.C.'s aging sewers.

00:09:54.660 But the good news is that, as you just heard,

00:09:57.080 according to local officials,

00:09:58.840 the drinking water is definitely 100% still safe.

00:10:03.860 And you can totally trust the officials in D.C. on that point.

00:10:08.520 Go take a big glass, take some water, take a big swig.

00:10:12.880 No problem.

00:10:14.040 You can trust these people.

00:10:15.020 After all, from the moment these officials took control of the water department,

00:10:19.020 they were laser focused on their mission.

00:10:21.800 And to prove that point, here's a recent clip from one of those officials,

00:10:25.520 D.C. water manager and CEO David Gaddis.

00:10:28.840 You know, when I arrived at D.C. Water,

00:10:33.300 this was an organization that looked very similar to our industry.

00:10:37.900 It was predominantly, you know, white male at the top.

00:10:41.720 But this was a utility that's, you know,

00:10:43.580 more than 70% people of color work at this utility.

00:10:46.960 And I really believe, and I still believe, and it has been fantastic.

00:10:52.240 The outcomes have been fantastic.

00:10:54.300 But the people at the top, the executives, the chiefs in that C-suite,

00:10:59.540 they should look like the employees that they serve and that they work with.

00:11:05.280 And the same thing with the community.

00:11:07.300 And so my executive team, you know, looks exactly like the community.

00:11:11.920 It looks like the employees, the staff, you know, be it people of color, women, men.

00:11:20.180 And it's just a fantastic team that has come together to do a lot of great things here at D.C. Water

00:11:26.260 and in the community for the customers.

00:11:30.360 The outcomes have been fantastic.

00:11:32.980 Just fantastic.

00:11:33.980 240 million gallons of sewage.

00:11:37.520 Fantastic outcome.

00:11:39.560 Fantastic.

00:11:40.100 Fantastic.

00:11:41.920 If that's fantastic, I would hate to see what outcome this guy would consider to be subpar.

00:11:48.400 If 240 million gallons of sewage is a fantastic, great outcome,

00:11:52.260 then what would even he call, you know, suboptimal?

00:11:59.320 By the way, there you have it.

00:12:00.560 When you're hiring personnel at D.C. Water,

00:12:03.640 it's vitally important to have a lot of people who aren't white.

00:12:07.260 The executives need to look like the employees,

00:12:09.900 because when you're drinking water out of the tap or taking a shower,

00:12:13.860 you know, the thing you care about is whether the people who ensured the cleanliness and safety of your water

00:12:19.620 look like you or not.

00:12:22.240 And if you get E. coli or some other exotic disease or parasite in your intestines from the water,

00:12:28.380 well, you could take solace in the fact that while you're puking your guts out,

00:12:31.780 at least there was a sufficient level of diversity over in the water management department.

00:12:37.860 David Gaddis never explains why this is so important, but he doesn't really have to.

00:12:43.000 At this point, it's common knowledge that in many cases,

00:12:45.420 government employment functions like a jobs program for people who are not white.

00:12:50.280 It's one of those things that sounds offensive to some people, I guess,

00:12:55.580 but it's clearly true, and even Democrats will admit it.

00:12:59.840 If you've ever had the misfortune of walking into a DMV office, which any adult has,

00:13:06.080 you may have noticed that they typically aren't very diverse,

00:13:09.840 you know, or they're diverse only in the leftist sense of not being diverse at all.

00:13:14.480 Mostly black women, some black men, not a lot of white people over the DMV.

00:13:23.820 Neither are transit jobs or most administrative jobs in the government,

00:13:27.680 and that's no accident.

00:13:29.180 By and large, non-white people get these jobs,

00:13:31.840 and then they hire other non-white people,

00:13:33.920 and once they get the jobs, they're basically impossible to fire.

00:13:38.200 This has led to the creation of the so-called black middle class,

00:13:41.660 which is almost entirely a tax-funded function of the government.

00:13:49.260 And again, Democrats themselves have admitted all of this.

00:13:52.560 To give just one example, USA Today published a headline a year ago that read,

00:13:56.000 quote, federal jobs were seen as a gateway to the middle class for black America,

00:14:00.320 then came doge.

00:14:02.420 In other words, taxpayer-funded jobs, useless bureaucratic jobs, many of them,

00:14:08.400 allowed black people to make a lot of money.

00:14:10.720 But if you try to audit those jobs and see if these people are actually earning their salaries,

00:14:16.120 well, then it all falls apart.

00:14:18.320 One of the reasons this is so unethical,

00:14:20.320 aside from the racial discrimination against whites and Asians,

00:14:22.680 is that it makes society far more unpleasant and much more dangerous.

00:14:27.640 When incompetent people are running major city departments

00:14:30.380 simply because they're not white, things start to break.

00:14:34.280 That's what South Africa has been experiencing since they achieved racial equity,

00:14:37.640 and it's what D.C. is experiencing right now.

00:14:40.720 All of this was predictable.

00:14:42.980 This is the really incredible part here.

00:14:45.960 The guy we just showed you, the water department CEO, David Gaddis,

00:14:50.040 used to be the executive vice president of a company called Veolia North America.

00:14:55.980 I might be mispronouncing that, but he was the CEO of Veolia Water Indianapolis.

00:15:01.180 He was the first black CEO of the utility.

00:15:05.580 And in that capacity, according to a class action lawsuit,

00:15:08.700 Gaddis and his company promised to employ their technical expertise

00:15:12.100 to ensure water quality for the people of the city of Flint, Michigan.

00:15:17.480 So yes, the guy in charge of D.C.'s water system

00:15:20.420 was also involved in the Flint water crisis.

00:15:24.360 So how did his stint in Flint turn out?

00:15:29.520 Well, as the Daily Caller reports,

00:15:30.800 quote,

00:15:31.320 Veolia told the public that Flint's discolored drinking water

00:15:34.120 resulted from an old, unlined cast iron pipe,

00:15:36.880 but it actually contained dangerous levels of lead.

00:15:39.120 Emails later revealed Veolia officials

00:15:41.420 knew problems extended beyond discoloration and foul odors,

00:15:45.220 noting that lead seems to be a problem.

00:15:47.840 Gaddis was copied on emails discussing potential lead issues

00:15:50.420 before attending a public meeting

00:15:52.040 where officials repeatedly assured residents the water was safe.

00:15:55.380 By February 2025, Veolia had contributed $79.3 million to settlements

00:15:59.460 with Michigan and roughly 26,000 individual claimants.

00:16:03.200 The company maintains it stands behind its good work in Flint.

00:16:07.140 Gaddis joined D.C. Water before the settlement was reached.

00:16:11.080 So to recap, the D.C. Water Department hired an executive

00:16:13.580 whose previous work experience in Flint, Michigan

00:16:17.240 led to a settlement of around $80 million.

00:16:20.420 Apparently, under his guidance, or at least with his knowledge,

00:16:23.780 the people of Flint were told that it was safe to drink the water

00:16:26.040 and use it to mix baby formula and whatever else,

00:16:30.280 even though the residents were saying the water was green and brown,

00:16:32.980 smelled weird, gave people rashes, caused hair loss.

00:16:37.740 Let's stop here for a second just to zoom out a little bit.

00:16:41.400 Think about how many times you were told that the Flint water crisis

00:16:44.380 was evidence of systemic white supremacy.

00:16:47.000 That was Barack Obama's argument.

00:16:48.300 It was the argument that the entire corporate media went with.

00:16:51.200 You still hear it today.

00:16:52.940 Every NGO said the same thing as well.

00:16:54.920 Just to give one example, George Soros' foundation wrote that,

00:16:57.460 quote,

00:16:57.640 The environmental crisis brewing in Flint, Michigan,

00:16:59.700 offers a powerful example of the problems

00:17:01.240 that lie at the heart of our nation's struggle

00:17:02.920 for environmental, economic, and racial justice.

00:17:05.560 Flint is the latest manifestation of a problem

00:17:07.360 that some civil rights advocates have long described

00:17:09.300 as environmental racism,

00:17:11.120 a problem that gained new focus in the late 80s, early 90s,

00:17:14.040 when a series of studies revealed that study

00:17:15.780 that state and local governments routinely make decisions

00:17:18.560 about pollution that disproportionately harm

00:17:21.100 low-income communities of color.

00:17:24.260 That's how the entire left has always talked

00:17:26.160 about Flint's water problems.

00:17:28.880 Somehow completely lost in this explanation

00:17:30.560 was the news that an incompetent black executive

00:17:33.120 was named in a massive class action lawsuit,

00:17:36.780 which later yielded a payout of nearly $100 million

00:17:39.500 because his company signed off on the safety

00:17:42.020 of Flint's water supply.

00:17:43.860 No one anywhere ever talks about that.

00:17:47.980 And of course, all the black government officials

00:17:49.980 in Michigan, they got a pass also,

00:17:52.020 including this guy,

00:17:54.380 that's the former emergency manager

00:17:56.000 for the city of Flint, Darnell Early.

00:17:58.920 He oversaw the transition of the city of Flint

00:18:00.800 from Detroit water to Flint River water.

00:18:04.060 Actually, he didn't simply oversee the transition,

00:18:06.240 he celebrated it.

00:18:07.140 In April of 2014, he went on camera

00:18:10.120 and drank from the water

00:18:12.240 to demonstrate how safe it was.

00:18:15.940 Never mind the fact that the water smelled funny

00:18:18.100 or gave you rashes or looked brown.

00:18:21.060 Darnell Early thought it was good enough

00:18:23.500 to drink on camera.

00:18:25.760 Is this the environmental racism

00:18:27.980 that George Soros was talking about?

00:18:31.560 Now, it's also absurd.

00:18:33.340 So why exactly is the Flint water crisis

00:18:35.720 in the popular telling

00:18:36.900 an example of white supremacy

00:18:39.180 and racial injustice?

00:18:40.540 It shouldn't be.

00:18:41.320 If anything, it's an example of what happens

00:18:42.880 when incompetent officials

00:18:44.640 get into positions of authority

00:18:45.920 because of their skin color.

00:18:48.400 In every single case,

00:18:49.920 they ruin the water supply,

00:18:51.700 among other problems.

00:18:53.600 It happened in South Africa.

00:18:54.960 It happened in Flint.

00:18:56.720 And guess what?

00:18:57.140 A couple of years ago,

00:18:58.200 it happened in Jackson, Mississippi.

00:18:59.720 Also, watch.

00:19:00.540 The situation right now

00:19:03.180 in Jackson, Mississippi is worsening

00:19:05.700 as residents there enter a fourth day

00:19:08.420 without clean water.

00:19:09.620 I mean, can you believe that?

00:19:10.560 Four days?

00:19:11.360 It's stunning.

00:19:12.280 A boil water advisory is in effect

00:19:14.260 for more than 150,000 people

00:19:16.360 across the city.

00:19:17.740 Lines we're going to show you

00:19:18.740 can be seen forming around the block

00:19:21.060 at the water distribution centers

00:19:22.540 throughout the area.

00:19:23.920 Just to let you know how this all happened,

00:19:25.560 severe flooding damaged

00:19:26.980 the city's water treatment facility

00:19:28.800 over the weekend,

00:19:29.780 causing the plant to fail.

00:19:31.660 But this is not the first time

00:19:33.180 Mississippi's capital

00:19:34.100 has experienced a water crisis.

00:19:36.400 Many residents say

00:19:37.640 this is a problem

00:19:38.740 that has been grossly ignored.

00:19:41.020 It's a problem

00:19:41.820 that's decades in the making.

00:19:45.320 And what I urge everybody to do

00:19:48.320 is not kind of zoom in

00:19:49.940 on easy causes

00:19:51.800 or offensive causes

00:19:53.320 like we see a lot

00:19:54.760 of finger pointing

00:19:56.480 about black leadership

00:19:57.620 who can't run the city.

00:19:59.160 I mean, it's just, you know,

00:20:00.040 garden variety racism,

00:20:01.840 1960s style

00:20:03.180 that we see in that sense.

00:20:04.960 But the bottom line

00:20:06.000 is that as an urban city

00:20:08.880 that's now over 80% black

00:20:10.680 that has happened over time

00:20:13.680 and over white flight

00:20:14.860 and cycles of white flight,

00:20:17.060 this is a systemic,

00:20:20.140 structural,

00:20:20.560 and even institutional racist

00:20:22.440 problem at its core.

00:20:24.820 no matter what happens

00:20:26.720 on top of it

00:20:27.560 and who individually

00:20:29.060 that we can critique.

00:20:31.800 So did you get that?

00:20:32.880 Even though the entire city

00:20:33.940 is black

00:20:34.500 and all the leaders are black

00:20:35.720 and even though this keeps

00:20:36.760 happening in black run cities,

00:20:38.500 you're not allowed to criticize

00:20:39.980 any of the city's leaders.

00:20:41.620 You have to understand

00:20:42.380 that it's a system of racism

00:20:43.980 that's caused constant problems

00:20:46.660 for Jackson's water supply

00:20:48.000 for over a decade.

00:20:49.640 even though black people

00:20:51.360 control the system.

00:20:53.140 But still,

00:20:54.480 it's a white supremacy thing.

00:20:55.820 And if you don't believe that,

00:20:56.840 then you're a horrible person.

00:20:59.420 Here's what that woman

00:21:00.420 is trying to run cover for.

00:21:01.800 This is from the AP.

00:21:02.760 Quote,

00:21:03.220 the Mississippi State Department

00:21:04.180 of Health did not consistently

00:21:05.540 document deficiencies

00:21:06.680 in the Jackson water system

00:21:08.020 or notify city officials

00:21:09.280 about significant problems

00:21:10.300 after the department

00:21:11.140 conducted sanitary surveys

00:21:12.820 and annual inspections

00:21:14.240 from 2015 through 2021,

00:21:16.060 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's

00:21:17.700 Office of Inspector General said.

00:21:19.740 The EPA's National Enforcement

00:21:20.940 Investigation Center found

00:21:22.160 that Jackson's system

00:21:23.560 issued more than 750

00:21:25.320 boil water notices

00:21:26.580 from 2016 through 2020.

00:21:28.720 Customers are told to boil water

00:21:30.080 because bacteria

00:21:30.720 or other contaminants

00:21:31.580 can't enter the system

00:21:32.620 after pipes break

00:21:33.780 or the distribution system fails.

00:21:35.160 The center also found

00:21:36.040 that Jackson had more than

00:21:37.840 7,300 breaks

00:21:39.340 in water distribution pipes

00:21:40.380 from 2017 through 21.

00:21:42.180 The report said those occurred

00:21:43.120 at an average annual rate

00:21:44.180 of 55 breaks per 100 miles of pipe,

00:21:47.040 significantly higher

00:21:47.800 than the industry benchmark

00:21:48.800 of no more than 15 breaks

00:21:50.660 per 100 miles of line per year.

00:21:55.200 Whenever this happens,

00:21:56.180 and it happens a lot,

00:21:57.100 no one's allowed to criticize

00:21:58.360 the black officials

00:21:59.120 who are responsible,

00:22:00.100 so those black officials

00:22:01.020 get promotions.

00:22:02.460 They move around.

00:22:03.420 That's why David Gaddis

00:22:04.700 is now running the water supply

00:22:05.900 in Washington, D.C.

00:22:06.780 That's why they went out

00:22:07.820 and hired a guy

00:22:08.520 who was involved

00:22:09.460 in the worst water crisis

00:22:10.760 in a modern American history.

00:22:13.320 And then as soon as he takes over,

00:22:15.420 he doesn't say a word

00:22:16.460 about the water.

00:22:17.020 Instead, he's only talking

00:22:17.920 about getting rid

00:22:18.560 of all the white people.

00:22:20.480 And here we are,

00:22:21.460 just a few years later,

00:22:22.460 we have Deepwater Horizon 2.0,

00:22:24.860 except with human feces.

00:22:27.460 The water supply in D.C.

00:22:28.960 is currently overrun

00:22:30.180 with fecal matter.

00:22:33.560 But on the bright side,

00:22:34.300 there's a lot of racial equity

00:22:35.600 going on in the D.C.

00:22:38.300 Water Department.

00:22:39.100 They're serious about,

00:22:40.340 you know,

00:22:41.080 getting rid of white people.

00:22:42.500 Check this out.

00:22:44.740 This is from the D.C.

00:22:46.040 Water Department's website.

00:22:47.360 It says,

00:22:48.400 water equity for all.

00:22:50.320 And then below that,

00:22:51.000 it says that they have

00:22:51.720 82% BIPOC representation,

00:22:54.440 and that's a lot of BIPOC representation

00:22:56.420 by any measure.

00:22:57.800 Certainly it means that

00:22:58.760 white people in Washington, D.C.,

00:22:59.960 which supposedly account

00:23:00.720 for 40% of the population

00:23:01.940 of the city,

00:23:02.900 aren't getting jobs

00:23:03.960 at the water department.

00:23:05.380 Is that because they aren't applying,

00:23:07.720 or is it because

00:23:08.260 they're being discriminated against?

00:23:10.760 Well, we'll have to look into that,

00:23:12.020 and hopefully the D.O.J.

00:23:13.000 will look into it as well.

00:23:15.340 One of these 82% BIPOC employees

00:23:17.500 is the D.C. Water Chair,

00:23:20.200 a woman named Dr. Unique N. Morris-Hughes.

00:23:24.280 Yes, that's her name.

00:23:26.300 Dr. Unique.

00:23:28.500 Because if there's one thing

00:23:29.840 you want from a doctor,

00:23:31.020 it's that they are unique.

00:23:33.560 Now, Dr. Unique makes

00:23:34.420 more than $230,000 a year,

00:23:36.440 and yet, Dr. Unique,

00:23:37.920 as you probably guessed,

00:23:39.240 is actually not a doctor,

00:23:40.940 nor is she an engineer

00:23:41.960 or an expert in anything at all.

00:23:43.880 Her PhD is from something called

00:23:46.240 the University of Maryland

00:23:47.340 Eastern Shore,

00:23:48.400 and it's in philosophy.

00:23:49.440 By the way,

00:23:49.820 in the U.S. News and World Report

00:23:51.020 ranking of American universities,

00:23:52.940 the University of Maryland

00:23:53.540 Eastern Shore,

00:23:54.660 where she got her PhD,

00:23:56.160 is ranked number 395.

00:23:58.920 So at least it can boast

00:24:00.100 of being in the top 400.

00:24:01.500 That's something.

00:24:02.040 It also has a 90% acceptance rate.

00:24:05.500 So she got a meaningless

00:24:06.640 philosophy degree

00:24:07.540 from a bottom-tier college

00:24:08.880 because she wrote

00:24:09.440 a meaningless paper

00:24:10.300 that no one has ever read

00:24:11.520 solely so that she can

00:24:13.340 call herself a doctor.

00:24:14.560 This is otherwise known

00:24:15.260 as the Jill Biden strategy.

00:24:17.380 And clearly,

00:24:17.940 it's paid off

00:24:18.520 for Dr. Unique.

00:24:21.800 Now, if you look

00:24:22.140 through her resume,

00:24:22.900 which lists her pronouns

00:24:23.920 as she, her,

00:24:24.740 in case you were curious,

00:24:26.160 you'll find plenty of evidence

00:24:27.680 that she's skilled

00:24:28.560 at spending other people's money.

00:24:31.600 She hands out grants

00:24:32.840 to nonprofits.

00:24:33.760 She once served

00:24:34.300 as an acting assistant superintendent

00:24:36.000 for wellness and nutrition

00:24:37.460 at the local

00:24:38.980 Department of Education.

00:24:40.020 She was a teacher.

00:24:41.420 But she doesn't seem

00:24:42.440 to know anything

00:24:43.280 about water,

00:24:44.080 which is odd,

00:24:45.960 since she's the water chair.

00:24:48.500 You'd think that'd be

00:24:49.380 a basic qualification,

00:24:50.960 but it's not.

00:24:52.340 So what does Dr. Unique

00:24:54.160 talk about

00:24:54.740 when she appears in public

00:24:55.860 and does interviews?

00:24:59.240 You'll never gas watch.

00:25:02.160 Now,

00:25:03.020 and this is the,

00:25:04.240 the,

00:25:04.760 the chain breaking

00:25:07.600 institutional barrier

00:25:10.680 disruption work

00:25:12.620 that I'm doing.

00:25:13.520 Now I'm on a mission

00:25:14.840 to make sure

00:25:15.820 black and brown kids

00:25:17.160 have experience

00:25:18.560 in the workplace.

00:25:19.840 So then,

00:25:20.920 when they're competing

00:25:21.800 in the market,

00:25:23.700 That's one less check.

00:25:24.840 That's one less check.

00:25:25.720 And the,

00:25:26.240 the playing field

00:25:27.640 is leveled

00:25:28.500 because now

00:25:29.380 they got the internship,

00:25:30.680 the same one

00:25:31.720 for the parent

00:25:32.360 who knew the president

00:25:33.160 of the corporate.

00:25:34.060 Now,

00:25:34.580 now the playing field

00:25:36.540 is level.

00:25:40.120 Disruption work.

00:25:43.000 Because that's what you want,

00:25:44.080 right?

00:25:44.260 When you're looking

00:25:44.600 for someone to,

00:25:45.480 you know,

00:25:45.760 help run the water department,

00:25:47.320 make sure water is safe.

00:25:48.460 You want someone who is,

00:25:49.580 what's the quality

00:25:50.200 you're looking for?

00:25:52.400 Disruptive.

00:25:54.540 Right?

00:25:54.940 Isn't that what you want?

00:25:55.440 No,

00:25:55.580 actually,

00:25:55.900 that's the opposite

00:25:56.660 of what you want.

00:25:57.780 Disruption is what

00:25:58.380 they're getting right now,

00:25:59.200 actually,

00:25:59.580 with the water,

00:26:00.240 with the,

00:26:00.560 there's a lot of disruption

00:26:01.860 going on with the pipes

00:26:03.560 over there in D.C.

00:26:07.720 Well,

00:26:08.140 it couldn't be any more obvious

00:26:09.280 that the D.C.

00:26:09.960 Water Department,

00:26:10.660 like so many other

00:26:11.340 dysfunctional government agencies,

00:26:12.700 is nothing more than

00:26:13.680 a hiring program

00:26:14.680 for black people.

00:26:16.820 They don't actually care

00:26:17.580 about making sure

00:26:18.120 the drinking water is safe.

00:26:19.160 They aren't concerned

00:26:19.720 with removing the poop

00:26:21.160 from the water.

00:26:22.680 Instead,

00:26:22.940 all they talk about

00:26:23.400 is racial equity.

00:26:24.940 They have dozens

00:26:25.620 of different programs

00:26:26.400 and directors

00:26:26.860 and sub-programs

00:26:27.780 and sub-directors

00:26:28.540 and spend all their time

00:26:29.420 trying to advance

00:26:29.980 racial equity

00:26:30.680 by which they mean

00:26:31.440 discriminating against

00:26:32.140 white people

00:26:32.620 and putting unqualified

00:26:34.380 black people

00:26:35.020 in very important jobs.

00:26:36.960 As Daily Caller reports,

00:26:37.900 under Gattis,

00:26:38.560 the D.C. Water Department

00:26:39.320 transferred hundreds

00:26:40.020 of millions of dollars

00:26:40.720 towards DEI initiatives.

00:26:42.940 So we're not talking

00:26:43.760 about one or two

00:26:44.420 race-based hires here.

00:26:45.600 This is a full-on scam.

00:26:47.720 Quote,

00:26:47.900 under Gattis,

00:26:48.620 D.C. Water also pursued

00:26:49.680 fair share objectives

00:26:51.120 to boost participation

00:26:51.960 from disadvantaged,

00:26:53.060 minority,

00:26:53.480 and women-owned

00:26:54.060 business enterprises.

00:26:55.580 To reinforce those goals,

00:26:56.720 D.C. Water created

00:26:57.440 the Business Diversity

00:26:58.460 and Inclusion Advisory Council

00:27:00.060 and established bidding preferences

00:27:03.480 for disadvantaged

00:27:04.460 and women-owned contractors

00:27:05.920 on projects

00:27:06.740 over a million dollars.

00:27:08.080 In fiscal year 2024,

00:27:10.020 disadvantaged and women-owned

00:27:11.020 enterprises received

00:27:11.920 38.65% of total awards,

00:27:14.680 roughly $520 million

00:27:16.620 of nearly $1.33 billion

00:27:19.860 according to January 2025

00:27:22.160 board minutes.

00:27:24.240 Meanwhile,

00:27:24.720 according to

00:27:25.320 Washington City paper,

00:27:26.500 quote,

00:27:26.980 the chair of D.C. Water Board

00:27:28.220 violated several

00:27:29.220 spending regulations

00:27:30.120 for D.C. staff events

00:27:31.620 with go-go bands,

00:27:32.680 DJs, and acrobats.

00:27:34.920 According to Inspector General,

00:27:36.080 Dr. Unique approved

00:27:37.340 $69,000

00:27:38.640 in questionable expenses

00:27:41.640 for all staff events

00:27:43.240 that cost hundreds

00:27:44.540 of thousands of dollars

00:27:45.420 while certificates

00:27:46.060 for Las Vegas hotel accommodations

00:27:48.420 that were donated

00:27:49.160 by a property management company

00:27:51.220 are unaccounted for.

00:27:53.760 Close quote.

00:27:55.820 So Dr. Unique strikes again.

00:27:58.800 It's almost as if

00:27:59.740 none of these people

00:28:00.380 actually care about their jobs

00:28:01.780 or the environment

00:28:02.840 in general.

00:28:04.480 Instead,

00:28:05.160 they've created

00:28:05.520 a racial spoils system.

00:28:07.880 A system that exists

00:28:09.240 to defraud white people

00:28:10.420 and to enrich non-white people.

00:28:12.120 And that system

00:28:13.200 is functioning

00:28:13.880 as intended.

00:28:15.760 Among many other groups,

00:28:16.760 the climate cult

00:28:17.480 has a lot of responsibility

00:28:18.400 for this.

00:28:18.980 They hijacked

00:28:19.660 the environmental movement

00:28:20.720 in this country.

00:28:21.540 They spent the last

00:28:22.100 few generations

00:28:22.840 obsessing over global warming

00:28:24.660 and then climate change.

00:28:25.940 They told everyone

00:28:26.460 that humans were

00:28:27.160 making the planet

00:28:28.260 dangerously cold

00:28:29.220 and they said

00:28:29.580 we're making it too hot.

00:28:31.040 They ignored the fact

00:28:32.060 that long before humans existed,

00:28:33.460 the climate was changing

00:28:34.480 much more than it is today.

00:28:36.840 They manufactured data

00:28:38.280 in service

00:28:38.800 of a socialist ideology

00:28:40.180 and in the process

00:28:42.060 they completely drowned out

00:28:43.520 the concerns

00:28:46.220 of people

00:28:47.020 who actually care

00:28:47.920 about the environment.

00:28:50.600 Which we should care

00:28:51.620 about the environment.

00:28:53.720 Now, of course,

00:28:54.120 most of the time

00:28:54.840 genuine environmentalists,

00:28:56.620 if we want to call them that,

00:28:57.780 aren't socialists.

00:28:59.920 They're conservative.

00:29:02.260 They want to

00:29:03.260 conserve the environment,

00:29:04.960 conserve nature,

00:29:05.840 including the water

00:29:07.760 and the fish

00:29:09.320 that live there.

00:29:11.640 They're not interested

00:29:12.580 in making your life worse

00:29:14.400 by charging you

00:29:15.180 more money

00:29:15.640 for paper bags

00:29:16.460 or whatever

00:29:16.940 in order to appease

00:29:18.440 the climate gods.

00:29:20.660 A fisherman in Maryland

00:29:22.120 went on a podcast

00:29:22.920 the other day

00:29:23.320 called Poppin' Politics

00:29:24.440 where he made

00:29:25.080 a similar point.

00:29:26.260 Watch.

00:29:27.940 I got a little excited there.

00:29:29.440 I make my living

00:29:30.340 as a charter fisherman,

00:29:31.900 okay?

00:29:32.200 And there are

00:29:32.700 many others like me

00:29:33.900 in the Maryland

00:29:34.660 Light Tackle Gods

00:29:35.620 Association.

00:29:36.500 We rely.

00:29:37.440 This year,

00:29:37.920 the fishing

00:29:38.280 in the Potomac River

00:29:39.160 was unbelievable.

00:29:40.540 I'm going to say

00:29:40.940 it was world-class

00:29:41.880 to quote one of my friends,

00:29:43.060 Jamie Clow.

00:29:44.080 World-class rock fishing

00:29:45.480 up there.

00:29:45.960 The fish were thick.

00:29:46.880 The water was beautiful.

00:29:48.160 The sub-aquatic vegetation

00:29:49.340 was healthy.

00:29:50.340 And somehow,

00:29:50.960 I don't think

00:29:51.340 that's going to be the case

00:29:52.220 moving down the road.

00:29:53.460 Our infrastructure

00:29:54.280 as a nation is decaying.

00:29:56.240 It's a hard nut

00:29:57.440 to go ahead

00:29:58.120 and to make that investment

00:30:00.920 to rehab that infrastructure.

00:30:02.920 We all say

00:30:03.360 we want to do it.

00:30:04.320 We say we want

00:30:05.300 to replace the bridges.

00:30:06.380 We say that we know

00:30:07.260 we need to replace the bridges.

00:30:08.700 But when it comes down

00:30:09.840 to, like you said,

00:30:10.820 Ms. Bennett,

00:30:11.460 finding the money,

00:30:12.760 somehow it always gets

00:30:13.720 reallocated somewhere else

00:30:15.040 down the road

00:30:15.600 for some crap

00:30:16.560 like green energy

00:30:17.440 or these windmills

00:30:19.080 are trying to push

00:30:19.820 down our throat

00:30:20.340 here in Ocean City.

00:30:21.580 And concerning that,

00:30:23.320 we don't want the windmills.

00:30:24.520 We live here.

00:30:25.340 We don't want them.

00:30:26.260 The city doesn't want them.

00:30:27.380 The county doesn't want them.

00:30:28.600 The town doesn't want them.

00:30:29.660 The residents

00:30:30.200 don't want them.

00:30:31.140 The governor wants them.

00:30:32.060 And he's trying to cram

00:30:32.800 that down our throat

00:30:33.600 any way he can.

00:30:34.620 And you know what?

00:30:35.980 If you want a sticker,

00:30:37.460 you want a flag,

00:30:38.440 you want a t-shirt

00:30:39.220 that says stop them windmills,

00:30:41.100 my email address

00:30:41.940 is clmarshall at comcast.net.

00:30:43.880 I will be pleased

00:30:44.680 to send you one.

00:30:45.340 So he's trashing,

00:30:47.460 rightfully,

00:30:48.100 Maryland's governor,

00:30:48.960 Wes Moore,

00:30:49.480 another history-making

00:30:50.420 black official

00:30:51.080 with a lot of power

00:30:52.100 he shouldn't have.

00:30:53.620 Wes Moore, by the way,

00:30:54.300 still has not rebuilt

00:30:55.120 the key bridge

00:30:55.880 two years after it was destroyed,

00:30:57.260 but he has plenty of time

00:30:58.240 to complain about ice

00:30:59.240 and white people.

00:31:01.120 And the fisherman

00:31:01.840 makes a good point.

00:31:02.680 Democrats like Wes Moore

00:31:03.660 can find hundreds of millions

00:31:04.540 of dollars for windmills

00:31:05.620 and DEI

00:31:06.380 and solar panels

00:31:07.840 and so on.

00:31:09.440 But apparently,

00:31:10.140 there's no money

00:31:10.600 for infrastructure

00:31:11.220 to make sure the pipes

00:31:12.140 don't burst

00:31:12.580 because if you actually

00:31:13.120 care about the environment,

00:31:13.900 like if you're a real

00:31:14.680 environmentalist,

00:31:16.300 then you should care

00:31:19.420 about these.

00:31:20.160 This is what you care about,

00:31:21.080 the practical,

00:31:21.960 everyday things

00:31:22.920 that affect people's lives.

00:31:24.920 Is the water clean?

00:31:26.940 Can you swim in it?

00:31:27.900 Can you drink it?

00:31:29.640 Can you go fishing in it?

00:31:30.780 Like those kinds of things.

00:31:32.380 The trash all over the,

00:31:33.860 you know,

00:31:34.200 you walk through a city,

00:31:34.940 there's trash all over the place.

00:31:36.540 Pick up the trash.

00:31:38.140 Care about the environment,

00:31:39.220 that's what you should care about.

00:31:42.460 But, you know,

00:31:43.000 you have these,

00:31:43.440 the Democrats,

00:31:44.420 they don't care about any of that.

00:31:45.520 Like the stuff

00:31:46.080 you can actually see

00:31:46.980 that affects you every day,

00:31:48.300 the problems

00:31:49.080 you could actually solve

00:31:50.160 if you were competent enough

00:31:51.120 to do it

00:31:51.500 and you cared enough to do it,

00:31:52.600 they don't care about that.

00:31:54.040 So they'll let the water,

00:31:55.240 they'll let get in your water,

00:31:56.480 they'll let trash

00:31:57.540 be strewn all over the place.

00:31:59.580 But they care about the,

00:32:00.900 you know,

00:32:01.320 we're not going to worry about that,

00:32:02.420 but let's,

00:32:03.320 let's worry about

00:32:03.860 global temperatures.

00:32:05.480 Let's worry about

00:32:06.220 precisely the things

00:32:07.340 that we cannot have

00:32:08.400 any impact on at all.

00:32:10.140 Let's worry about

00:32:10.780 solving the problems

00:32:11.680 we can't solve

00:32:12.820 and instead,

00:32:15.140 you know,

00:32:15.440 instead of,

00:32:16.140 while we ignore the problems

00:32:17.560 that we could easily solve

00:32:19.020 if we just had,

00:32:21.800 if we just cared enough

00:32:22.660 to solve them.

00:32:24.340 You know,

00:32:24.820 we're well past the point

00:32:25.720 where the people

00:32:26.260 who are making these decisions,

00:32:27.560 whatever their skin color may be,

00:32:29.160 should be held accountable for them.

00:32:30.600 In the case of Washington, D.C.,

00:32:31.760 that should mean

00:32:32.460 the end of home rule.

00:32:34.460 Washington, D.C.,

00:32:35.180 like post-apartheid South Africa,

00:32:37.100 Flint,

00:32:37.600 Jackson,

00:32:37.960 is incapable

00:32:39.900 of self-governance.

00:32:41.900 Through sheer incompetence

00:32:43.020 and anti-white racism,

00:32:44.560 D.C.'s Water Department

00:32:45.500 has managed to create

00:32:46.240 a metaphor

00:32:46.620 that's almost too

00:32:47.900 on the nose

00:32:48.400 to be real.

00:32:50.160 Under total Democrat rule,

00:32:51.280 they have officially

00:32:51.760 drowned the nation's capital

00:32:53.160 in human excrement.

00:32:56.220 Crappy does not begin

00:32:57.200 to describe

00:32:57.800 their performance.

00:32:58.580 They have wasted

00:32:59.720 hundreds of millions

00:33:00.360 of dollars

00:33:00.840 and allowed

00:33:01.440 an incomprehensible

00:33:02.380 quantity

00:33:03.000 of human excrement

00:33:04.180 to pile up

00:33:05.720 in the water supply.

00:33:07.540 They've taken

00:33:07.940 a major step

00:33:08.620 towards transforming

00:33:09.480 this country

00:33:10.040 into South Africa.

00:33:12.160 Compare Washington, D.C.

00:33:13.460 to, say, Johannesburg,

00:33:14.900 and that'll become

00:33:16.260 abundantly clear.

00:33:17.900 Once again,

00:33:18.460 competent white people

00:33:19.720 have been exiled

00:33:20.780 simply because they're white.

00:33:23.080 And once again,

00:33:24.140 incompetent black people

00:33:25.320 who select one another

00:33:26.420 simply because they're black,

00:33:27.940 simply on the basis

00:33:28.820 of their race,

00:33:30.400 have driven

00:33:31.600 the infrastructure

00:33:32.260 they inherited

00:33:32.860 into the ground.

00:33:33.600 And for that reason,

00:33:37.000 even if it means

00:33:38.060 being called racist,

00:33:40.300 competent people

00:33:41.100 of whatever race

00:33:43.300 need to step in

00:33:44.260 and prevent

00:33:45.480 this familiar story

00:33:46.880 from playing out

00:33:48.260 once again

00:33:48.740 on a much larger scale.

00:33:51.920 Now let's get

00:33:52.720 to our five headlines.

00:33:59.280 Looking back

00:34:00.160 at where I started

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00:36:24.000 Daily Mail reports

00:36:25.040 a family has accused

00:36:25.920 Canada's laws

00:36:26.860 of killing the disabled

00:36:29.180 and vulnerable

00:36:29.800 months after their son

00:36:31.020 who suffered

00:36:31.480 from seasonal depression

00:36:32.500 died by assisted suicide.

00:36:34.260 Keanu

00:36:34.680 Vafayan,

00:36:38.120 a 26-year-old blind man

00:36:39.660 with type 1 diabetes,

00:36:41.500 died in December

00:36:42.220 using Canada's

00:36:43.520 MAID program,

00:36:44.640 which allows patients

00:36:45.400 with grievous

00:36:46.000 and irremediable

00:36:47.140 medical conditions

00:36:49.960 to request

00:36:50.520 a lethal drug.

00:36:51.900 Eligibility was expanded

00:36:53.040 in 2021

00:36:53.560 to include people

00:36:54.900 with chronic illnesses,

00:36:56.420 disabilities,

00:36:57.300 and pending

00:36:57.780 parliamentary review,

00:36:59.380 potentially individuals

00:37:00.280 with certain

00:37:00.860 mental health conditions.

00:37:03.420 So this person,

00:37:04.980 this man,

00:37:06.180 was not terminally ill.

00:37:08.900 He had a chronic illness

00:37:10.520 in that he was diabetic

00:37:12.920 and he had seasonal depression

00:37:15.440 and they killed him.

00:37:18.280 They put him down.

00:37:19.940 Here's an interview

00:37:20.560 with the parents.

00:37:22.700 This is by Global News.

00:37:24.460 Watch.

00:37:24.680 He said everything

00:37:28.400 the doctors needed to hear

00:37:30.600 in order to approve him.

00:37:32.620 Was he actually feeling that way?

00:37:34.960 I strongly believe not.

00:37:36.980 Keanu's family says

00:37:38.080 he sought MAID in Ontario

00:37:39.540 where he was from

00:37:40.660 for several years

00:37:41.700 but was repeatedly denied.

00:37:44.280 They say he then turned to BC

00:37:46.240 where he was approved.

00:37:47.700 He didn't have the items

00:37:49.480 that were necessary

00:37:50.500 to qualify him for MAID

00:37:52.700 and quite frankly

00:37:53.700 the medical system failed him.

00:37:55.460 Under Canada's MAID law,

00:37:56.940 Track 2 applies to people

00:37:58.480 who are not terminally ill

00:38:00.080 but who have a serious

00:38:01.480 and incurable condition.

00:38:03.720 It comes with additional safeguards

00:38:05.640 including a minimum

00:38:06.700 90-day assessment period

00:38:08.380 and evaluations

00:38:09.560 by two independent practitioners.

00:38:13.060 The family says

00:38:14.600 prominent MAID advocate

00:38:15.920 Dr. Ellen Wiebe

00:38:17.180 signed their son's

00:38:18.200 death certificate

00:38:18.920 and alleges the safeguards

00:38:20.980 were not fully followed.

00:38:22.340 We strongly believe

00:38:24.320 that she was coaching him

00:38:29.120 in order for her

00:38:31.660 to check off her own boxes

00:38:33.640 to approve him.

00:38:35.080 In a statement to Global News,

00:38:36.800 Dr. Wiebe says

00:38:37.720 each patient she has provided

00:38:39.520 MAID 2

00:38:40.200 had a grievous

00:38:41.100 and irremediable medical

00:38:42.960 not psychiatric condition.

00:38:45.480 Adding each of them

00:38:46.420 was capable of consent

00:38:47.820 and that all Track 2 assessments

00:38:49.880 took at least 90 days.

00:38:52.340 You see that evil wench?

00:38:56.720 I mean, just look at her.

00:38:58.920 That's the face of somebody

00:38:59.980 who kills people for a living.

00:39:01.700 That's what she does.

00:39:02.600 That's her job.

00:39:04.920 Why do you take a job like that?

00:39:07.300 Why do you take a job

00:39:08.280 where the whole job description

00:39:09.580 is that you're going to kill

00:39:10.940 people

00:39:12.800 every day?

00:39:16.320 Well, you do it

00:39:17.120 because you like to kill.

00:39:18.620 You enjoy it.

00:39:20.040 This woman is a serial killer.

00:39:21.660 That's what she is.

00:39:22.900 Just like every abortionist

00:39:24.180 is a serial killer.

00:39:27.520 And they get into this line of work

00:39:29.080 because they want to kill people.

00:39:32.300 And you notice how she justifies it.

00:39:34.100 She says that this guy

00:39:35.300 who was not terminally ill

00:39:37.700 at all,

00:39:38.900 nobody even claims that he was,

00:39:40.860 she says that he had a grievous

00:39:42.240 and irremediable

00:39:43.640 medical condition.

00:39:44.740 That's the standard now

00:39:45.840 in Canada

00:39:46.600 like we just read.

00:39:48.560 It used to be

00:39:49.600 that your illness

00:39:50.180 had to be terminal.

00:39:51.380 Now it has to be grievous

00:39:52.840 and irremediable.

00:39:55.980 Well, what qualifies?

00:39:59.080 What qualifies as grievous?

00:40:03.100 Terminal has a clear,

00:40:04.680 basically objective definition.

00:40:06.980 Terminal illness.

00:40:07.720 It's going to kill you.

00:40:08.700 You're going to die

00:40:09.940 from that illness.

00:40:11.000 That's what terminal

00:40:11.640 obviously means.

00:40:12.520 But grievous?

00:40:14.840 Grievous?

00:40:16.060 Well, any illness

00:40:17.180 could be considered grievous.

00:40:19.360 And that's the point.

00:40:23.440 That's obviously the point.

00:40:25.700 You could call,

00:40:26.340 and they're moving on now

00:40:27.800 to, as it said in the article,

00:40:29.540 we're going to start

00:40:30.180 giving euthanasia

00:40:31.100 to people with mental health conditions.

00:40:34.420 Well, what qualifies

00:40:35.900 as a grievous

00:40:36.720 mental health condition?

00:40:37.800 Any, any.

00:40:39.260 If the person

00:40:40.100 with the condition

00:40:40.900 says that they feel

00:40:42.260 really bad all the time,

00:40:43.640 that's grievous.

00:40:46.540 So this is what

00:40:47.340 they're doing now

00:40:47.880 in Canada.

00:40:48.540 Okay, they are euthanizing.

00:40:50.140 They're putting down

00:40:51.020 human beings,

00:40:51.940 lots of them.

00:40:53.620 And not just

00:40:54.340 terminally ill humans.

00:40:55.300 They're putting down,

00:40:56.220 and that's bad enough,

00:40:57.100 they're putting down

00:40:57.540 people who are depressed,

00:40:58.800 who have physical

00:40:59.420 illnesses

00:41:00.580 that are not terminal,

00:41:02.080 not even debilitating.

00:41:03.480 Notice how debilitating

00:41:04.820 is not the standard.

00:41:07.280 Because even debilitating,

00:41:08.920 and that would also be bad

00:41:10.120 as a standard

00:41:10.640 for euthanasia,

00:41:11.360 but at least debilitating

00:41:12.240 has somewhat

00:41:14.140 of an objective

00:41:15.700 definition.

00:41:17.560 But no,

00:41:18.480 grievous

00:41:18.960 and irremediable,

00:41:20.860 that is the standard.

00:41:21.960 Because that can be

00:41:22.900 anything.

00:41:23.520 It is totally subjective.

00:41:25.600 It has no

00:41:26.640 clear

00:41:29.180 definition at all.

00:41:30.820 There are no lines

00:41:33.660 that are drawn there,

00:41:35.280 clearly.

00:41:37.280 And they're doing this

00:41:38.400 so often that like 5%,

00:41:40.640 okay, listen to this,

00:41:42.060 5%

00:41:43.020 of the deaths

00:41:44.840 in Canada

00:41:45.480 now

00:41:46.520 are euthanasia.

00:41:48.060 Nation one.

00:41:50.420 5%.

00:41:51.100 Do you understand

00:41:51.600 what an insane number

00:41:53.040 that is?

00:41:54.820 5%.

00:41:55.500 They're killing

00:41:56.460 16,000 or 17,000

00:41:58.600 people

00:41:59.120 every year.

00:42:00.040 through euthanasia.

00:42:03.460 Just putting them down.

00:42:06.660 Depressed people,

00:42:07.700 people with diabetes,

00:42:08.820 homeless people,

00:42:10.640 full-blown

00:42:11.440 eugenics.

00:42:13.940 You think about

00:42:14.420 the situation

00:42:14.960 now in Canada.

00:42:15.760 They're putting down

00:42:17.540 people

00:42:20.160 like dogs,

00:42:21.680 like stray dogs.

00:42:22.440 In fact,

00:42:22.680 it's worse than that.

00:42:24.360 It's a lot worse

00:42:25.440 than that

00:42:25.700 because

00:42:26.100 the standard

00:42:27.980 for euthanizing

00:42:29.140 a dog

00:42:29.820 is actually

00:42:31.380 stricter

00:42:32.840 than it is

00:42:34.060 for euthanizing

00:42:34.680 a person,

00:42:35.340 at least in Canada.

00:42:37.100 Because if you bring

00:42:38.060 your golden retriever

00:42:38.860 to the vet

00:42:39.360 and say,

00:42:39.780 I want to put

00:42:40.360 down Fido here,

00:42:43.520 the vet's going

00:42:43.940 to ask you why.

00:42:44.600 And if you say,

00:42:45.420 well,

00:42:45.600 it's because Fido's

00:42:46.340 depressed,

00:42:48.960 Fido has

00:42:49.540 seasonal depression,

00:42:50.480 they're not going

00:42:51.980 to do it.

00:42:53.100 Not only will

00:42:53.740 they not do it,

00:42:54.560 but they're going

00:42:55.820 to take your dog

00:42:56.460 away from you.

00:42:57.660 And rightfully so.

00:43:01.120 But they'll put

00:43:01.960 down a person

00:43:02.640 for that reason.

00:43:05.340 So that the standard,

00:43:06.940 the standard

00:43:07.440 for euthanizing

00:43:08.340 a person,

00:43:09.200 it's a lower

00:43:09.920 standard than it is

00:43:11.100 for euthanizing

00:43:11.860 a dog in Canada.

00:43:13.900 And that is why

00:43:15.080 euthanasia in Canada

00:43:16.420 is now a,

00:43:17.320 it's a leading

00:43:18.180 cause of death.

00:43:18.880 It's a top five

00:43:19.640 cause of death.

00:43:21.480 In the entire

00:43:22.280 country,

00:43:22.620 think about that.

00:43:23.140 One of the leading

00:43:23.640 causes of death

00:43:24.440 in the country

00:43:25.220 of Canada

00:43:25.740 is euthanasia.

00:43:29.620 And that's just

00:43:30.480 the,

00:43:30.980 that's on the list

00:43:31.840 of atrocities.

00:43:32.660 They're chemically

00:43:33.240 castrating and

00:43:34.040 sterilizing children.

00:43:36.320 They're making up

00:43:37.260 these absurd lies

00:43:38.360 as a pretext

00:43:39.120 for burning down

00:43:39.760 churches.

00:43:40.240 There have been

00:43:40.480 30,

00:43:40.940 I think over

00:43:41.220 30,

00:43:41.920 33 churches

00:43:43.640 have been burned

00:43:44.220 to the ground

00:43:44.720 in the country

00:43:46.020 since 2020

00:43:46.880 or 2021.

00:43:48.480 All on the basis

00:43:49.440 of this mass

00:43:50.160 graves claim,

00:43:51.180 which is a total

00:43:51.720 hoax,

00:43:52.120 not true,

00:43:52.580 it's been debunked.

00:43:53.880 And in over

00:43:55.160 20 of those

00:43:56.000 cases,

00:43:57.100 the vast majority,

00:43:58.760 no one has

00:43:59.260 been arrested.

00:44:01.960 They're letting

00:44:02.620 it happen.

00:44:04.440 On top of that,

00:44:05.320 in Canada,

00:44:05.640 they're executing

00:44:06.440 infants,

00:44:07.120 they're committing

00:44:07.480 infanticide of

00:44:08.560 fully developed

00:44:09.280 infants in the womb.

00:44:10.680 Okay,

00:44:10.860 in Canada,

00:44:11.420 abortion is legal

00:44:12.700 through every

00:44:14.100 stage of pregnancy

00:44:15.020 up to the moment

00:44:15.760 of birth

00:44:16.240 and it's tax

00:44:17.480 funded.

00:44:18.200 So they're

00:44:18.560 committing tax

00:44:20.040 funded infanticide.

00:44:24.580 So you look

00:44:25.360 at all that,

00:44:27.180 putting down

00:44:27.880 people,

00:44:28.420 euthanasia,

00:44:30.000 full-blown,

00:44:31.140 full-on eugenics

00:44:32.220 is what they're

00:44:32.680 doing,

00:44:33.360 thousands of

00:44:33.980 people every

00:44:34.480 single year,

00:44:35.520 burning down

00:44:36.040 churches,

00:44:36.660 sterilizing kids,

00:44:38.100 infanticide.

00:44:38.980 You look at that

00:44:39.480 and I think you

00:44:40.340 conclude,

00:44:41.840 you can conclude

00:44:42.820 and I'm not

00:44:43.280 trying to be

00:44:44.060 funny or ironic

00:44:44.760 when I say

00:44:45.180 this.

00:44:45.380 I said this

00:44:45.680 on X yesterday

00:44:46.400 and a lot

00:44:47.000 of,

00:44:48.480 well,

00:44:49.440 some Canadians

00:44:50.340 are very upset

00:44:50.880 of me,

00:44:51.140 others are in

00:44:51.780 agreement,

00:44:52.660 but I think

00:44:54.040 it's clear that

00:44:54.560 you could make

00:44:55.500 a better

00:44:56.500 argument for

00:44:58.000 invading

00:44:58.620 Canada and

00:45:00.400 toppling its

00:45:01.140 regime and

00:45:02.540 liberating its

00:45:03.320 people than you

00:45:04.160 could for

00:45:04.680 invading any

00:45:05.420 other country on

00:45:06.100 the planet

00:45:06.460 right now.

00:45:08.400 To include

00:45:09.220 Iran,

00:45:09.760 by the way.

00:45:11.960 You can make

00:45:12.340 a better,

00:45:12.820 whatever argument

00:45:13.660 you would make

00:45:16.660 for invading

00:45:17.340 any other

00:45:17.920 country,

00:45:18.360 whether it's

00:45:18.660 Iran or

00:45:19.120 any other,

00:45:20.520 if that

00:45:21.240 argument is

00:45:21.660 persuasive to

00:45:22.300 you,

00:45:22.940 well,

00:45:23.180 then you should

00:45:23.780 also be in

00:45:24.260 favor of

00:45:24.640 invading

00:45:24.940 Canada.

00:45:26.340 Canada is

00:45:27.080 right next

00:45:27.520 door to us.

00:45:29.240 It's not a

00:45:29.960 Middle East

00:45:30.260 country 10,000

00:45:31.260 miles away.

00:45:32.240 It's right

00:45:32.940 there.

00:45:33.500 And based on

00:45:34.280 what I just

00:45:34.680 laid out and

00:45:35.260 a dozen other

00:45:35.800 things besides

00:45:36.420 that,

00:45:37.120 it's clearly

00:45:38.060 one of the

00:45:38.420 most evil

00:45:38.980 regimes on

00:45:39.860 the planet.

00:45:40.320 how is it

00:45:43.400 not?

00:45:45.480 Again,

00:45:46.040 I'm not

00:45:46.800 joking.

00:45:48.760 This is not

00:45:49.140 one of those

00:45:49.440 cases where

00:45:50.220 I'm exaggerating

00:45:51.600 for a fact.

00:45:52.280 I'm being

00:45:52.540 hyperbolic.

00:45:53.520 Can anyone

00:45:54.080 refute this?

00:45:55.960 Explain to me

00:45:56.660 how Canada

00:45:57.840 is not one

00:45:58.980 of the most

00:45:59.260 evil regimes

00:45:59.960 on the

00:46:00.480 planet.

00:46:00.800 How is it

00:46:01.420 better than

00:46:01.760 Iran?

00:46:02.060 just take

00:46:05.920 the MAID

00:46:06.320 program,

00:46:08.260 thousands,

00:46:09.180 they are

00:46:09.540 killing

00:46:10.100 systematically

00:46:11.380 thousands

00:46:12.420 of people,

00:46:13.900 many of

00:46:14.340 whom are

00:46:14.640 not even

00:46:15.300 terminally

00:46:15.800 ill,

00:46:18.640 church

00:46:19.040 burnings,

00:46:20.460 anti-Christian

00:46:21.060 persecution,

00:46:22.140 infanticide,

00:46:24.440 tax-funded.

00:46:26.880 How is this

00:46:27.580 not one of

00:46:27.880 the most

00:46:28.080 evil regimes

00:46:28.640 on earth?

00:46:29.020 And it's

00:46:31.600 right next

00:46:32.000 door to

00:46:32.360 us.

00:46:36.040 I'm not

00:46:36.620 even saying

00:46:36.960 that we

00:46:37.200 should invade

00:46:37.800 necessarily.

00:46:38.500 I'm saying

00:46:38.840 that there

00:46:39.080 is a

00:46:39.340 better

00:46:39.660 argument

00:46:40.140 for invading

00:46:40.980 Canada

00:46:41.420 than there

00:46:41.860 is for

00:46:42.200 invading

00:46:42.560 anyone else.

00:46:44.220 There just

00:46:44.600 is.

00:46:48.580 And by

00:46:49.180 the way,

00:46:49.680 there are

00:46:50.240 plenty of

00:46:50.680 really good

00:46:51.340 Canadian

00:46:52.140 people.

00:46:52.880 I have a

00:46:53.200 lot of

00:46:53.380 Canadians

00:46:53.700 in the

00:46:54.000 audience.

00:46:55.000 And the

00:46:55.540 thing about

00:46:55.880 Canadians is

00:46:56.640 that when

00:46:57.320 they're good

00:46:57.780 and kind

00:46:58.280 people,

00:46:59.020 which many

00:47:00.380 of them

00:47:00.600 are,

00:47:01.900 they're

00:47:02.720 really good

00:47:03.260 and kind

00:47:03.620 people.

00:47:05.400 I give

00:47:06.120 Canadians a

00:47:06.680 hard time,

00:47:07.200 but I

00:47:07.660 actually have

00:47:08.140 affection for

00:47:09.000 them as

00:47:10.240 a people.

00:47:12.880 But the

00:47:13.720 regime that

00:47:14.320 has ruled

00:47:14.760 Canada for

00:47:15.360 a long

00:47:15.660 time now

00:47:16.180 is pure

00:47:16.960 unmitigated

00:47:18.260 evil.

00:47:19.940 There's no

00:47:20.760 other word

00:47:21.360 you could use

00:47:21.960 to describe

00:47:22.540 it.

00:47:23.540 It's evil

00:47:24.440 in a way

00:47:24.980 that would

00:47:26.840 shock even

00:47:27.660 the most

00:47:28.200 cynical

00:47:28.840 dystopian

00:47:29.940 fiction

00:47:30.880 writers of

00:47:32.680 the 20th

00:47:33.240 century would

00:47:33.900 be shocked

00:47:34.820 by what

00:47:35.420 they're doing

00:47:35.720 in Canada.

00:47:38.300 Right

00:47:38.820 across our

00:47:40.080 border,

00:47:41.220 right in

00:47:41.480 our backyard.

00:47:45.960 And

00:47:46.160 so I'll

00:47:48.860 say this,

00:47:49.240 I would

00:47:49.540 sooner

00:47:50.000 support,

00:47:50.760 and I'm

00:47:51.000 not

00:47:51.240 advocating it,

00:47:52.500 I would

00:47:53.380 sooner

00:47:53.760 support an

00:47:54.520 invasion to

00:47:55.500 liberate

00:47:56.280 Canada than

00:47:57.800 I would to

00:47:58.300 liberate

00:47:58.720 anyone else.

00:48:01.420 Because

00:48:01.860 anything else

00:48:02.300 you point to,

00:48:02.660 any other

00:48:02.920 country,

00:48:03.260 you say,

00:48:03.440 oh, well,

00:48:03.600 they're committing

00:48:03.940 atrocities.

00:48:04.540 Yeah, well,

00:48:04.980 what's happening

00:48:05.480 over here?

00:48:05.980 I'd say that's

00:48:06.540 an atrocity.

00:48:10.540 Oh, well,

00:48:11.180 they're

00:48:11.860 oppressing,

00:48:13.740 they're taking

00:48:14.060 people's freedoms

00:48:14.620 away.

00:48:15.040 Yeah, right

00:48:15.980 here.

00:48:16.900 Give me

00:48:18.140 something.

00:48:19.320 Whatever your

00:48:20.080 justification is

00:48:20.940 for invading

00:48:21.380 any other

00:48:21.640 country.

00:48:22.220 Find me a

00:48:22.880 justification

00:48:23.180 that would

00:48:23.720 not apply

00:48:24.340 to Canada.

00:48:30.020 So,

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00:49:41.320 Well, CNN is

00:49:44.860 getting ready to

00:49:45.420 air a special,

00:49:46.500 an investigation,

00:49:48.640 an expose,

00:49:49.580 about the rise

00:49:51.060 of Christian

00:49:51.640 nationalism and

00:49:53.480 the dreaded

00:49:54.100 Christian nationalism

00:49:55.100 that we hear so

00:49:56.400 much about.

00:49:57.480 But what is

00:49:58.480 Christian nationalism?

00:50:00.020 Well, they

00:50:00.580 aired a little

00:50:02.000 preview of this

00:50:03.420 special they're

00:50:04.060 going to run.

00:50:04.540 I think it's a

00:50:05.100 multi-part special.

00:50:06.720 And they

00:50:07.320 offered a

00:50:07.700 definition of

00:50:08.400 Christian nationalism

00:50:09.100 that, surprisingly,

00:50:10.400 I actually don't

00:50:12.260 take an issue

00:50:12.760 with.

00:50:13.180 I agree with

00:50:14.020 their definition.

00:50:15.160 Watch.

00:50:17.020 Well, for the

00:50:17.720 past several

00:50:18.340 months, I've been

00:50:19.100 working on a

00:50:19.720 special project

00:50:20.580 examining the

00:50:21.360 growing influence

00:50:22.140 of Christian

00:50:22.800 nationalism in

00:50:23.900 America.

00:50:24.840 If you're not

00:50:25.240 familiar, Christian

00:50:26.080 nationalism is an

00:50:27.120 ideology rooted in

00:50:28.060 the belief that our

00:50:28.700 country was founded

00:50:29.700 as a Christian

00:50:30.480 nation and that our

00:50:31.420 laws and institutions

00:50:32.400 should reflect

00:50:33.560 Christian values.

00:50:35.140 In the lead up to

00:50:35.880 my hour-long

00:50:36.440 documentary this

00:50:37.180 weekend, we're

00:50:37.860 going to bring you

00:50:38.400 a preview of what

00:50:39.580 you'll see, starting

00:50:40.600 off with the

00:50:41.660 assassination of

00:50:42.480 Charlie Kirk last

00:50:43.420 year.

00:50:44.220 Experts say it was a

00:50:45.340 pivotal moment for

00:50:46.240 the movement, an

00:50:46.960 occasion where the

00:50:48.120 tragedy of his loss

00:50:49.420 unified Christian

00:50:50.440 nationalists and the

00:50:51.580 Trump administration

00:50:52.360 as they honored

00:50:53.480 him.

00:50:58.340 September 21st,

00:51:00.340 2025.

00:51:05.880 America is a

00:51:06.660 nation in grief, a

00:51:07.940 nation in shock, and

00:51:10.220 a nation in

00:51:11.080 mourning.

00:51:12.180 All right, we can

00:51:12.880 cut out of it.

00:51:15.300 You know, the really

00:51:16.500 funny thing here is

00:51:17.220 that if I didn't know

00:51:17.800 any better, if I

00:51:19.240 didn't know anything

00:51:19.680 about CNN and I

00:51:20.840 watched that clip, I

00:51:23.720 would assume that

00:51:24.720 this was a puff

00:51:25.440 piece meant to

00:51:26.540 promote Christian

00:51:28.060 nationalism.

00:51:29.240 Everything in the

00:51:29.940 video, every part of

00:51:31.080 it, is a promotion of

00:51:33.660 Christian nationalism.

00:51:34.760 It's not meant to

00:51:35.780 be, obviously, but

00:51:36.920 if you didn't know

00:51:38.480 any better, that's

00:51:40.360 what you would

00:51:40.640 think.

00:51:42.800 Let's start with

00:51:43.480 their definition.

00:51:44.080 They say, Christian

00:51:44.600 nationalism is the

00:51:45.620 idea that this

00:51:46.280 country was founded

00:51:46.980 as a Christian

00:51:47.820 nation and our

00:51:49.260 laws and institutions

00:51:49.960 should reflect

00:51:50.900 Christian values.

00:51:54.540 Oh, okay.

00:51:57.620 So, what you're

00:51:58.420 saying is basically

00:51:59.160 every normal

00:52:00.160 American Christian

00:52:01.160 is a Christian

00:52:02.020 nationalist, is

00:52:02.960 what you're

00:52:03.200 telling me?

00:52:04.660 So, in other

00:52:05.540 words, Christian

00:52:06.160 nationalism is an

00:52:07.220 American Christian.

00:52:08.420 A Christian

00:52:08.920 nationalist is an

00:52:09.800 American Christian

00:52:10.560 who has an

00:52:11.040 entirely correct

00:52:12.020 view of American

00:52:13.440 history.

00:52:14.280 A Christian

00:52:15.260 nationalist is a

00:52:16.180 Christian in

00:52:16.780 America who is

00:52:18.260 right, who is

00:52:20.080 correct.

00:52:23.660 Agreed.

00:52:24.760 I agree.

00:52:26.500 Now, these people

00:52:27.200 are so stupid and

00:52:29.600 incompetent and so

00:52:30.560 clueless about their

00:52:31.400 opposition that they

00:52:32.160 can't even come up

00:52:32.980 with a definition of

00:52:34.160 Christian nationalism

00:52:35.000 that actually sounds

00:52:36.860 sinister to a

00:52:38.740 normal person.

00:52:40.240 That's what they

00:52:40.820 were trying to do.

00:52:42.520 They thought that if

00:52:43.340 they said that a

00:52:43.880 Christian nationalist is

00:52:44.780 someone who believes

00:52:45.720 America was founded on

00:52:46.620 Christian values, they

00:52:47.800 thought normal people

00:52:48.860 would recoil and say,

00:52:51.160 oh, no, dear God,

00:52:52.300 not that.

00:52:54.740 These people are

00:52:55.480 extremists.

00:52:56.720 We should kill them.

00:52:57.720 That's what they were

00:52:59.840 going for.

00:53:01.600 Instead, they came up

00:53:02.360 with a definition that

00:53:03.300 will make an ordinary

00:53:04.040 person say, oh, well,

00:53:05.520 yeah, then I'm a

00:53:06.040 Christian nationalist.

00:53:07.420 Oh, oh, that's what

00:53:08.420 Christian nationalism is?

00:53:09.480 Oh, I thought it was

00:53:10.240 something bad.

00:53:12.140 Oh, okay, well, yeah.

00:53:13.960 Well, then I am one.

00:53:17.660 And by the way, their

00:53:18.440 definition is actually

00:53:19.380 correct.

00:53:20.140 By accident, it's

00:53:22.060 correct.

00:53:23.360 That's what Christian

00:53:26.100 nationalism is.

00:53:26.940 That's why I happily

00:53:27.820 would embrace the label

00:53:29.040 for myself.

00:53:30.000 Proudly so.

00:53:31.420 I'm a Christian.

00:53:32.320 I'm a nationalist.

00:53:33.360 Christian nationalist.

00:53:34.240 Sure.

00:53:36.140 And this is

00:53:37.200 incontrovertible, by the

00:53:38.620 way.

00:53:39.180 America was founded as

00:53:41.300 a Christian nation.

00:53:42.960 And it should,

00:53:43.820 therefore, remain a

00:53:44.760 Christian nation.

00:53:46.260 It's not even it

00:53:47.240 should.

00:53:48.620 There is no

00:53:49.840 non-Christian

00:53:51.480 America.

00:53:52.840 To make America

00:53:53.700 into a non-Christian

00:53:55.180 nation is to make

00:53:56.460 America not exist

00:53:58.200 anymore.

00:54:00.740 And I think with

00:54:01.940 this conversation,

00:54:03.060 you know, this is

00:54:03.660 probably the perfect

00:54:04.660 example of, you

00:54:05.960 know, the bell curve

00:54:06.940 meme where you've

00:54:08.820 got the one guy on

00:54:10.760 the low end of the

00:54:11.580 spectrum, the dummy

00:54:12.720 who says something,

00:54:14.240 and then you've got

00:54:15.140 the genius on the

00:54:16.260 other end saying

00:54:17.100 something, and they

00:54:17.860 both agree.

00:54:18.880 Then you have the

00:54:19.420 midwit in the middle

00:54:20.340 who disagrees, right?

00:54:21.740 And I think this is

00:54:22.920 the perfect example

00:54:23.860 of that because, you

00:54:27.580 know, you've got like

00:54:28.240 your, you're kind of

00:54:29.360 like your simpleton

00:54:30.120 saying, oh, America

00:54:32.480 was founded as a

00:54:33.540 Christian country.

00:54:35.040 And then you have

00:54:35.760 your high IQ smart

00:54:36.980 person saying America

00:54:38.420 was founded as a

00:54:39.160 Christian country.

00:54:39.720 Then you have your

00:54:40.400 midwit dork in the

00:54:41.820 middle saying, no,

00:54:43.280 America wasn't a

00:54:44.200 Christian country.

00:54:44.800 The founding fathers

00:54:45.880 were deists.

00:54:47.580 Ben Franklin said

00:54:48.860 this thing about

00:54:49.980 this, and he was

00:54:50.980 more secular.

00:54:52.820 So that's your

00:54:53.420 midwit.

00:54:55.160 And then you've got

00:54:55.600 your simple-minded

00:54:56.580 folks and your smart

00:54:57.600 people who are,

00:54:59.480 who both agree.

00:55:03.020 Because that's,

00:55:03.980 that's kind of the

00:55:04.520 way it goes, that if

00:55:05.360 you've done, here's

00:55:06.840 the way it works

00:55:07.340 with, you know, the

00:55:07.920 question of whether

00:55:08.720 America was, you

00:55:10.300 know, founded on

00:55:10.940 Christian principles,

00:55:11.660 which is not, again,

00:55:12.740 not really a

00:55:13.360 question, it's just,

00:55:14.120 it's just a fact.

00:55:15.340 But if you've done

00:55:16.380 basically no research,

00:55:18.100 if you've done

00:55:18.560 basically no reading

00:55:19.880 into American history,

00:55:21.200 then you'll have the

00:55:23.260 general impression that

00:55:24.580 America was founded as

00:55:25.740 a Christian country,

00:55:26.620 which it was.

00:55:29.800 But if you do just a

00:55:31.200 little bit of reading,

00:55:32.740 especially reading guided

00:55:34.360 by the liberal

00:55:35.240 education system,

00:55:36.520 then you'll pick up

00:55:37.940 tidbits here and

00:55:39.000 there, right?

00:55:39.700 You'll, you'll, you'll

00:55:40.680 get the little morsels

00:55:41.640 that are put in front

00:55:42.500 of you and

00:55:43.820 they'll show you

00:55:44.560 that, yeah, some

00:55:46.660 of the founding

00:55:47.080 fathers were deists.

00:55:48.340 You'll see, you

00:55:48.920 know, Jefferson's

00:55:50.040 letter to the

00:55:50.740 Danbury Baptists

00:55:51.820 talking about the

00:55:52.420 separation of church

00:55:53.180 and state and

00:55:53.800 you'll see random

00:55:55.220 statements from

00:55:56.320 George, Ben

00:55:58.040 Franklin, criticizing

00:56:00.180 organized religion.

00:56:02.020 You'll see quotes

00:56:02.940 like, whatever it

00:56:03.780 was, lighthouses are

00:56:05.040 more useful than

00:56:05.880 churches, but,

00:56:06.960 which is actually

00:56:07.580 apocryphal, I think

00:56:08.360 Ben Franklin didn't

00:56:09.020 really say that, but

00:56:09.760 that's what you,

00:56:11.460 when you get into

00:56:12.060 that, into that, to

00:56:13.160 the midwit section

00:56:14.440 of the, of the

00:56:15.320 spectrum, you pick

00:56:16.920 up on those little

00:56:17.640 things.

00:56:19.520 And, but then

00:56:21.540 when you dig, so

00:56:22.920 when you're digging

00:56:23.360 only slightly below

00:56:24.460 the surface and

00:56:27.120 your digging is being

00:56:28.200 guided by a public

00:56:29.400 school teacher or a

00:56:30.880 university professor,

00:56:31.840 this is what you

00:56:33.920 pick up.

00:56:35.400 And that's where

00:56:36.200 basically everybody

00:56:37.060 in the media lives.

00:56:38.860 they're all in the

00:56:40.600 midwit dork section

00:56:41.700 of the spectrum.

00:56:42.380 They're all a bunch

00:56:43.060 of midwits and

00:56:44.620 they've done a

00:56:45.280 little bit of

00:56:45.780 reading.

00:56:46.240 They've read things

00:56:47.000 here and there.

00:56:48.660 Um, and they

00:56:51.680 technically know a

00:56:52.760 little bit more

00:56:53.480 about American

00:56:54.100 history than some

00:56:55.300 of the, you know,

00:56:56.240 simpletons, but

00:56:58.460 they've learned only

00:56:59.580 enough to make them

00:57:01.540 wrong.

00:57:02.700 They've learned only

00:57:03.800 enough to wedge them

00:57:04.980 out of what is just

00:57:06.400 the most obvious and

00:57:07.300 basic thing that even

00:57:08.120 the simplest minded

00:57:08.900 person knows they've

00:57:10.020 learned enough to

00:57:10.860 wedge them out of

00:57:11.540 that, um, and

00:57:13.680 leave them in this

00:57:14.340 place where they're

00:57:14.860 just totally wrong.

00:57:15.660 Because if you're

00:57:16.440 smarter though, and

00:57:18.160 you're more curious

00:57:19.100 and you're a more

00:57:20.460 critical thinker and

00:57:21.660 you read deeply into

00:57:23.040 not just American

00:57:23.960 history, but history

00:57:25.140 in general, and you

00:57:26.660 develop a deeper

00:57:27.580 understanding, you

00:57:29.500 end up right back

00:57:30.420 with the obvious

00:57:31.580 conclusion that any

00:57:32.460 simple minded person

00:57:33.240 would know, which is

00:57:33.960 that, yeah, obviously

00:57:35.500 America was founded as a

00:57:36.640 Christian nation.

00:57:37.500 Not only was America

00:57:38.360 founded as a Christian

00:57:39.160 nation, but that's the

00:57:40.820 only reason why the

00:57:41.620 Americas were discovered

00:57:43.400 in the first place.

00:57:44.360 The whole thing that

00:57:44.860 propelled the discovery

00:57:45.860 and settlement of this

00:57:48.160 whole entire half of

00:57:49.200 the world was

00:57:50.020 Christianity and a

00:57:52.660 desire to spread the

00:57:53.560 gospel across the

00:57:54.440 globe and establish a

00:57:55.800 Christian civilization.

00:57:57.800 For Europeans,

00:57:59.120 Westerners at the

00:57:59.860 time, Christianity was

00:58:01.880 the, the air they

00:58:03.000 breathed.

00:58:03.560 It was the fuel that

00:58:04.400 propelled everything.

00:58:05.400 It's the only reason

00:58:07.440 this country exists.

00:58:10.520 So obviously, like, of

00:58:12.240 course, of course it was

00:58:13.420 founded on Christian

00:58:14.040 principles.

00:58:14.740 What else would it be

00:58:15.480 founded on?

00:58:18.900 Um, now some of the

00:58:20.860 individual founding

00:58:21.800 fathers, a few of them

00:58:23.380 may have been deists or

00:58:24.880 whatever.

00:58:26.100 That's the thing.

00:58:26.840 Again, if you're the

00:58:27.380 midwit, that's that,

00:58:28.420 those are the little

00:58:28.920 bits you pick up on

00:58:30.040 and you're so excited.

00:58:32.700 Oh, Thomas Jefferson was

00:58:33.960 a deist.

00:58:36.400 So, so, it has

00:58:39.260 nothing to do with

00:58:40.180 anything.

00:58:40.920 That doesn't prove

00:58:41.800 anything.

00:58:44.520 Because the reality is

00:58:45.700 that Christianity was

00:58:46.800 deeply embedded in

00:58:48.800 every aspect of the

00:58:50.780 foundation of this

00:58:51.820 country.

00:58:52.140 It is dripping off of

00:58:53.880 everything.

00:58:54.440 It is all over

00:58:55.940 everything.

00:58:56.980 Not even on

00:58:58.060 everything.

00:58:58.440 It's in everything.

00:58:59.280 It's in every

00:59:00.660 founding document.

00:59:02.860 Every founding

00:59:03.980 document is not just

00:59:04.700 like kind of

00:59:05.600 Christian, but

00:59:06.380 aggressively, aggressively.

00:59:09.400 Almost every speech

00:59:11.220 or public address that

00:59:13.460 any founding father

00:59:14.680 ever gave about

00:59:16.100 anything is just

00:59:19.000 Christian down to its

00:59:21.280 core in everything,

00:59:24.320 everywhere.

00:59:24.860 that's the reason.

00:59:27.640 It's the reason it's on

00:59:28.280 our money.

00:59:28.800 It's the reason it's,

00:59:29.400 it's the reason it's in

00:59:30.820 everything.

00:59:35.240 I mean, the, the idea

00:59:36.720 of having, uh, a

00:59:38.720 totally non-religious,

00:59:41.760 non, you know,

00:59:42.420 completely secular in the

00:59:44.140 way we think of it now

00:59:45.100 country, like that

00:59:46.800 wouldn't have even

00:59:47.440 occurred to anyone

00:59:49.280 back in the 1700s or

00:59:50.700 1800s.

00:59:51.380 the possibility

00:59:54.020 wouldn't even have

00:59:54.780 occurred to them.

00:59:59.040 Um, so, and

01:00:03.380 that's what, if you

01:00:04.180 just, if you just keep

01:00:05.120 digging a little bit

01:00:06.480 further, you, you,

01:00:07.580 you come back to

01:00:08.360 that, what was always

01:00:11.300 the obvious

01:00:11.940 conclusion, the, the,

01:00:14.560 the place you start,

01:00:15.480 you start from, which

01:00:16.420 is that, yeah, of

01:00:17.160 course this is a

01:00:17.840 Christian country and

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01:02:26.960 Finally, Neil deGrasse

01:02:28.000 Tyson appeared on Bill

01:02:29.060 Maher's podcast, where he

01:02:30.120 weighed in on the trans

01:02:31.400 issue very boldly and

01:02:32.640 bravely in the year

01:02:33.280 2026, weighing in, going

01:02:36.000 where, boldly going where

01:02:39.120 everybody has already gone

01:02:40.260 before him, and here he is.

01:02:43.460 You had a thing with

01:02:44.440 Martina Navratilova.

01:02:45.680 What do you mean I have

01:02:46.800 nothing?

01:02:47.620 A beef.

01:02:48.460 She has beef with you.

01:02:49.740 Why did she have a beef

01:02:50.340 with me?

01:02:50.780 Because you think, like,

01:02:52.340 guys should get in the

01:02:55.140 women's swimming pool,

01:02:56.180 basically.

01:02:57.000 No, no.

01:02:58.080 Well, whatever got clipped

01:02:59.560 and reposted, I don't know.

01:03:01.460 But what I said was that

01:03:04.020 in this emergent space where

01:03:11.660 you have people expressing

01:03:13.340 themselves on a gender

01:03:15.040 spectrum, and you want to

01:03:16.980 now compete in sports, that's

01:03:19.520 still a frontier to be solved.

01:03:22.580 And I don't have the answer,

01:03:24.320 but I can suggest one, whether

01:03:25.700 or not it'll work.

01:03:26.880 Maybe we don't compete by

01:03:28.240 gender anymore.

01:03:28.860 We compete on hormone

01:03:30.420 ratios, okay?

01:03:32.060 There was a woman who had

01:03:33.440 uncommonly high testosterone

01:03:35.720 levels, and they wanted to

01:03:38.040 disqualify her because of how

01:03:39.760 manly she was when she was

01:03:41.980 born a woman and competing as

01:03:43.240 a woman.

01:03:43.880 So if that's how we're going to

01:03:45.060 do it...

01:03:45.360 You know, again, this is just...

01:03:46.580 Because what you really want...

01:03:47.360 Right, Bill, no, I've thought

01:03:48.160 this through more than you might

01:03:49.260 think I have.

01:03:50.040 Oh.

01:03:50.240 So what you really want is an

01:03:52.520 interesting contest between

01:03:53.920 people who are similarly

01:03:55.300 talented.

01:03:56.720 The least interesting Super Bowl

01:03:59.360 you could ever watch is a

01:04:00.620 blowout by halftime.

01:04:02.440 See, what we agree on is that

01:04:04.180 there are anomalies in human

01:04:06.360 nature, whereas...

01:04:07.520 Yes.

01:04:08.080 You know, the vast majority of

01:04:09.600 people, I'm sorry, are still

01:04:11.100 male or female.

01:04:13.780 Well, actually, Bill, actually,

01:04:15.420 Bill, every human is male or

01:04:17.960 female, not the vast majority.

01:04:20.240 It's like saying, it's like

01:04:22.740 saying, you know, I'm sorry,

01:04:25.620 but the vast majority of

01:04:26.800 elephants are mammals.

01:04:28.980 I'm sorry.

01:04:30.320 I'm sorry.

01:04:30.960 Someone's got to say it.

01:04:31.980 The vast majority of elephants

01:04:33.200 are mammals.

01:04:33.820 Well, technically, that's true,

01:04:36.040 I guess, but it implies an

01:04:38.260 untruth because it implies that

01:04:40.080 a minority of elephants are not

01:04:42.280 mammals or a minority of humans

01:04:44.400 are not male or female.

01:04:46.240 But that's not the case.

01:04:47.680 Every human is either male or

01:04:48.660 female.

01:04:49.120 Every elephant is a mammal.

01:04:50.240 Not the majority.

01:04:51.620 Every.

01:04:52.700 Now, some humans, a very small

01:04:54.280 number, a very, very, very small

01:04:55.580 number, have genetic defects,

01:04:58.660 genital defects that make their

01:05:00.180 outward appearance seem to be

01:05:03.260 more ambiguous.

01:05:04.360 But even those people are

01:05:06.160 actually still male or female.

01:05:08.520 It's just unlike everybody else.

01:05:10.500 You can't tell right away, maybe.

01:05:13.320 Um, but even with those people, that is

01:05:17.000 just a defect of their outward

01:05:19.220 appearance.

01:05:19.820 It's a defect of their, um, reproductive

01:05:22.840 organs or whatever it, but they are

01:05:24.960 still male or female.

01:05:26.940 Now, as for Neil deGrasse Tyson, you know, I have

01:05:30.180 to say, I have even less respect for this

01:05:32.620 guy and the position he represents than I

01:05:34.640 do for the full-on radical, crazy, you

01:05:37.500 know, trans activists.

01:05:38.800 A lot less, in fact.

01:05:41.100 Because it's one thing to take the insane

01:05:43.120 position and just take it, you know, just,

01:05:46.700 just take it unapologetically, proudly

01:05:48.760 and say, yeah, men can have babies, right?

01:05:52.040 That's one thing.

01:05:53.500 Because then at least you have the excuse

01:05:55.240 maybe that, well, maybe you're crazy, uh, or

01:05:58.220 maybe you're very, very stupid.

01:05:59.700 But it's another thing to demonstrate that

01:06:02.820 you're not totally insane by declining to

01:06:05.640 fully take the insane position, but then

01:06:08.660 still refuse to take the obviously sane

01:06:12.580 common sense position.

01:06:13.640 That's even worse because that can only

01:06:17.580 be fueled by pure cowardice.

01:06:22.280 Either you're an enormous coward or you're

01:06:24.780 such a pudding-brained, impressionable,

01:06:27.300 gullible, non-entity of a person that you

01:06:31.740 feel like you have to be open-minded to

01:06:33.700 all ideas, no matter how, how psychotic

01:06:36.740 they might be.

01:06:37.720 I've said this before about flat earthers.

01:06:40.500 You have actual flat earthers out there.

01:06:42.580 And I think, I think, I think the number of

01:06:45.520 people in that camp is probably higher than

01:06:47.800 we imagine.

01:06:49.320 I think it's probably a terrifying number.

01:06:52.680 I think if we actually, maybe someone's, I'm

01:06:54.420 sure there's been polls on this, but that's

01:06:56.940 just the impression.

01:06:57.480 Maybe I'm wrong.

01:06:57.920 I hope I'm wrong.

01:06:59.240 I think if we, if we could know the real

01:07:01.660 percentage of people in America right now

01:07:05.060 who believe the earth is flat, I think we'd

01:07:07.420 be terrified by the number.

01:07:08.420 I think it's, I think it's higher than we

01:07:09.640 imagine.

01:07:09.980 It could be wrong, but then that I can sort

01:07:14.880 of understand in that, well, I can, I can, I

01:07:17.520 can conceptualize that.

01:07:18.720 I can, I can, I can understand that.

01:07:20.460 Okay.

01:07:20.600 Well, these are, you're, you're crazy.

01:07:22.180 You're crazy or you're very, very stupid.

01:07:24.740 And so you've come to this really crazy,

01:07:27.760 stupid position.

01:07:28.600 So I, I get that.

01:07:29.760 Like I get that there are crazy people out

01:07:31.040 there.

01:07:31.200 There are stupid people out there, but then

01:07:33.000 you have people who will go and I've, and

01:07:34.220 I've talked to people like this.

01:07:35.620 We all have.

01:07:37.540 Yeah.

01:07:37.860 People who go with the, with the flat

01:07:39.240 earth thing, they'll go, well, you know,

01:07:42.900 I'm not saying the earth is flat, but, but

01:07:45.040 they do make some interesting arguments.

01:07:48.080 I'm not saying the earth is flat, but I

01:07:49.700 mean, I'm, I'm open, I'm open to all the

01:07:51.440 arguments.

01:07:53.700 That position to me is the least

01:07:55.480 comprehensible.

01:07:58.160 That's the position where it's like, okay,

01:07:59.420 well, so you're not totally crazy, but

01:08:01.520 you're what you're open to the possibility

01:08:05.680 of this completely bat.

01:08:07.860 insane idea.

01:08:11.560 There's no, no basis for it at all.

01:08:16.200 Everything we know about the world

01:08:17.920 contradicts this thing.

01:08:20.280 And yet you're like open to it.

01:08:25.000 I don't know that to me.

01:08:28.020 It's like, it's like I passed by a

01:08:30.380 homeless guy on the street and he's

01:08:31.720 ranting about how he's whatever, how he's

01:08:35.300 really a unicorn.

01:08:37.180 And it's like, okay, yeah, he's crazy.

01:08:39.880 I get that.

01:08:40.680 I get he's crazy.

01:08:43.360 But then imagine someone else walking by

01:08:45.160 who's not crazy and saying, well, you

01:08:47.920 know, let's hear him out.

01:08:49.100 Let's hear him out.

01:08:51.200 Maybe he is.

01:08:52.120 I don't know.

01:08:52.600 I can't judge.

01:08:53.040 I'm open-minded.

01:08:53.920 I'm open-minded.

01:08:54.960 Let's have an argument.

01:08:55.720 Let's have a debate about it.

01:08:57.520 Are you scared to have a debate?

01:08:59.220 Let's have a debate.

01:08:59.980 Maybe he's really a unicorn.

01:09:01.980 Let's do it on your podcast.

01:09:04.040 Are you scared?

01:09:05.140 Well, if you're not going to debate it,

01:09:06.360 then then then you clearly it's as you

01:09:08.580 have no, no room to talk.

01:09:09.800 So it's kind of like that.

01:09:13.420 Anyway, that that's what guys like

01:09:16.220 Neil deGrasse type.

01:09:17.460 And there's, there's a lot of that.

01:09:18.680 It's a, there's a lot of that going

01:09:21.480 around these days.

01:09:23.240 People acting like they have to be

01:09:24.480 open to the most insane ideas, the

01:09:27.560 dumbest bull you can ever hear.

01:09:31.080 We have to be open to it.

01:09:32.580 It's like, no, there's a lot that you

01:09:33.760 could just not be open to because it's

01:09:35.540 insane.

01:09:36.200 That's why.

01:09:36.960 Why aren't you open to it?

01:09:37.580 Because it's crazy.

01:09:38.180 It's just, it's not, it's just, it's

01:09:40.320 just crazy.

01:09:41.980 That's why I'm not going to debate it.

01:09:44.720 It's just a crazy thing.

01:09:48.320 And that's what Neil deGrasse Tyson is

01:09:51.000 doing with the trans thing.

01:09:54.020 And he's still doing it even now in

01:09:56.500 the year, 2026, he's still, he's still

01:09:58.220 doing the whole, Oh, it's complicated.

01:10:00.980 Oh, it's so complicated.

01:10:02.260 I don't know exactly what the right

01:10:03.440 answer is.

01:10:05.740 And then he comes up with the dumbest

01:10:07.020 compromise imaginable.

01:10:08.440 Dumb, especially because by the

01:10:09.600 way, hormonal differences are not the

01:10:11.840 only advantages that men enjoy in

01:10:13.700 sports, but more importantly, it's not

01:10:16.800 even about the advantages.

01:10:18.560 Okay.

01:10:19.000 It's not about the advantages.

01:10:20.840 This is one, maybe one tactical mistake

01:10:23.500 that the team sanity has made when it

01:10:25.800 comes to this topic.

01:10:26.640 Although we've basically won anyway,

01:10:28.480 but focusing so much on the advantages,

01:10:32.800 it's like, it's not even, it doesn't,

01:10:35.420 that's not even the point.

01:10:37.680 That's, that's a, that's a down,

01:10:39.240 that's a symptom of the problem here,

01:10:40.680 but it doesn't matter.

01:10:44.300 If you showed me a man and you could

01:10:46.240 prove to me that, Oh, well, he's, he's

01:10:47.840 only, he's, he's no more athletic than,

01:10:50.740 you put them on a woman's team and he'd be

01:10:52.920 the least athletic one there.

01:10:54.820 Well, then it's okay.

01:10:55.760 Well, no, it's still not okay because he's

01:10:58.020 not a woman.

01:10:59.020 That's the whole point.

01:11:01.580 I don't care.

01:11:02.780 You take a boy and put them on the girls

01:11:04.740 cross country team.

01:11:06.060 Even if he loses, even if he comes in

01:11:08.180 dead last out of 50 people, it's still

01:11:11.740 wrong.

01:11:13.380 How is it still wrong?

01:11:14.500 Well, cause he's not a girl.

01:11:16.420 That's why it's wrong.

01:11:19.420 That's it.

01:11:21.400 That's the whole thing right there.

01:11:23.560 And, and that's the point that of

01:11:29.240 course, someone like Neil deGrasse

01:11:30.400 Tyson, our, our science, our science

01:11:33.400 expert can't engage with.

01:11:35.940 So it just him embarrassing himself as

01:11:40.000 always, and we will leave it there for

01:11:42.640 today and this week, have a great weekend.

01:11:45.200 Talk to you on Monday.

01:11:46.960 Godspeed.

01:11:53.560 They told you America invented slavery.

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