Ep. 454 - Time To Hold Joe 'Believe All Women' Biden To His Own Standard
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Joe Biden has been accused of sexual assault by a woman who says she was sexually assaulted by him in 1993. Should we believe her? And should we hold him to the same standard as other women who have come forward with similar accusations against him? Plus, a police department in the UK is trying to turn Black Mirror into a real life thing, and it s pretty creepy.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, Joe Biden has been, as the media would say if it was a Republican,
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credibly accused of sexual assault. The media and the Me Too movement have shown
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zero interest in this story. They are just not interested at all. Their plan is to ignore it.
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But Joe Biden is, unfortunately for him, on the record saying that we should believe women
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in these situations. We should just believe them. So the question is, shouldn't we hold
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Joe Biden to his own standard? That's what we'll talk about today. Also, five headlines,
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including the media celebrating, celebrating over the fact that the U.S. has supposedly
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now the most coronavirus cases of any country in the world. But there's a big problem with that
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statistic, and we'll discuss that. And today we cancel a police department in the U.K. that is
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essentially trying to turn Black Mirror into a real life thing. And it's pretty creepy. We'll
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A woman by the name of Tara Reid alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Joe Biden back in 1993.
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Reid worked for Biden when he was a senator back in 93 for about nine months, apparently.
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Now, a little bit of background. She says, and this is entirely consistent with what we've seen
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and what we've heard from other women. She says that before we even get to the assault,
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she says that he was very handsy, very inappropriate in the workplace with the way that he,
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what he dealt with, especially women. He would often grab women, grope them, and so on.
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She says that she did report him officially through the normal chain of command for sexual harassment,
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not for the assault, but she reported the harassment way back when. And now, so that's the
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background of sort of the general environment in the workplace. Now, when we get to the sexual assault,
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I think for that, rather than me describing it, we will let Tara Reid, in her own words,
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describe it. She was on the Katie Helper show a couple days ago, talking about, describing her
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assault. I'm going to play it for you now. A warning, it is a little bit graphic, so just a
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fair warning ahead of time, especially if you have kids in the room, maybe you want to listen to this
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later. But here's Tara Reid talking about the alleged assault that she suffered at the hands of
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Joe Biden. He just said, Hey, come here, Tara. And then I, I handed him the thing and he greeted me.
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He remembered my name. And then it, we were alone and it was the strangest thing. There was no like
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exchange, really. He just had me up against the wall. And, um, I was wearing like a skirt and,
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you know, business skirt, but I wasn't wearing stockings. It was kind of a hot day that day.
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And I was wearing heels. And I remember my legs had been hurting from the marble, you know, of the
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Capitol, like walking. And I, so I remember that kind of stuff. I remember like that, and it was
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kind of an unusually warm day. And I remember I was wearing a blouse and he just had me up against the
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wall and the wall was cold. And I remember he, it happened all at once. The gym bag, I don't know
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where it went. I handed it to him. It was gone. And then his hands were on me and underneath my
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clothes. And, um, yeah. And then he went, oh, he went down my skirt, but then up inside it. And he,
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uh, penetrated me with his fingers. And, um, I, uh, he was kissing me at the same time and he was
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saying something to me. He said several things and I can't remember everything he said. I remember
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a couple of things. I remember him saying first before, like, as he was doing it, do you want to
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go somewhere else? And then him saying to me, when I pulled away, he, um, got finished doing what he
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was doing. And I kind of was pulled back and he said, he said, come on, man, I heard you liked me.
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Now there are no witnesses to this. Uh, she did apparently though, tell her brother, uh, and, and
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her friends. So she told two people, she says the intercept, which is a different media outlet.
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They spoke with the brother and the friend. And, and both of those people confirmed that she
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reported the assault to them back when it allegedly happened beyond, beyond that, there's no evidence.
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So what should we do about this? There are aspects of it that do make it credible on its own
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terms. I think we know that Biden does get handsy with women. We know that we've seen it ourselves
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with our own eyes. We know that he's been accused of inappropriate conduct in the past and, um,
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from other women. And again, we've seen it ourselves. She says she reported harassment back in 1993.
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She also says that she told two people about the assault, the alleged assault when it happened
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and they confirm it. Now that's pretty significant because Ford, Christine Ford with Kavanaugh,
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she didn't have that. She didn't have anyone come out and say, oh yeah, you know,
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she told me about this when it happened back 30 years ago. In fact, it was the opposite. She had
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people come out and say, I knew her. I was her best friend. Uh, and she never told me a damn thing
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about this. Now, does it mean that an accusation is true just because a woman told her friend about
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it back when it supposedly happened? No, but it does seem to rule out the possibility that this was
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cooked up in the spur of the moment recently as a way to get attention or something during a political
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campaign, uh, or as a way to destroy a political foe because, because then why,
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why would she have invented it? The story 26, 27 years ago, only to tell two people and then come
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forward all these years later. It doesn't seem like what you would do if you were just making
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something up for political reasons or, uh, in order to sue somebody and get money, you know,
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all of the motivations that I think do sometimes lead people to inventing, uh, false allegations.
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Now, again, does that mean that it really happened? No, it doesn't mean that necessarily.
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We don't know what happened. There should be a presumption of innocence.
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At least I believe in a presumption of innocence. Um, you know, and, and, and, and we'll stop there
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for a minute because we know that the court of public opinion doesn't necessarily function that
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well, we know doesn't function like the court of law and shouldn't always function like a court of law.
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I mean, for example, um, I have no problem sitting here and saying, I think that OJ Simpson
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is guilty of double murder. I absolutely believe that 100%. Uh, he was found, you know, not guilty
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in a court of law. So a court of law has to operate by certain, certain rules, certain laws that are
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necessary, but that doesn't mean that we as individuals can't just use our common sense and
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look at a situation and say, yeah, I think he did, even if he was found not guilty. Uh, but when we have
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a circumstance like this, an accusation years later, decades later, where there's no real
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evidence at all, um, then what do you do that? I think you do. Even the court of public opinion
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should most of the time function like a court of law. And we say, well, look, all we can do is,
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you know, we, I guess we have to get the benefit of the doubt to the accused in this case, because
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there's no evidence. But the problem though for Biden is that someone once said, actually very
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recently said, and I'll give you a quote. This is what somebody said. Somebody said for a woman to
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come forward in the glaring lights of focus nationally, you've got to start off with the
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presumption that at least the essence of what she's talking about is real. And of course, the person who
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said that was Joe Biden. Biden said that about the Kavanaugh hearings only what a year ago, um, in
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reference to Ford's allegations against Kavanaugh. That's his standard. That's the standard that he
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said. And he, he's, there's, there's plenty of other stuff, uh, in, in this vein. Here he is. I'll
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play a quick clip for you. Here he is on the today show talking about the Kavanaugh, uh, allegations
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and relating it back to Anita Hill as well. Listen to what he says here. The woman should be given the
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benefit of the doubt and not be, not be, uh, um, you know, uh, abused again by the system. My biggest regret
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was I didn't know how I could shut you off if you were a senator and you were attacking Anita Hill's
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character under the Senate rules. I can't gabble you down and say, you can't ask that question,
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although I tried. And so what happened was she got victimized again during, during the process.
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And, uh, um, I believed her when she came forward. I encouraged her to come forward. We were in a
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position where we got the FBI to do an investigation. Um, and I voted against Clarence Thomas. He only got
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seven votes. He got seven yes and seven no's. It was a tie vote in the committee, but I hope that
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they understand what courage it takes for someone to come forward and relive what they let they
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believe happened to them. The woman should be given the benefit of the doubt, not be abused again,
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victimized again. I believed her. These are all the things that he's saying.
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in reference to allegations against men by women, accusing them of sexual assault. Um,
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now, according to Joe Biden, at least on the two occasions, when there was a conservative justice,
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he wanted to keep off the court. In those cases, we should give accusers the benefit of doubt.
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We should presume that what they're saying is true in essence and not abuse them again,
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which of course insinuates that they were abused the first time by asking too many questions or
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whatever else. That's Biden standards, his rule. Should we apply this standard then to Joe Biden?
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Should we apply the Biden standard to Biden? I say, yes, we should. It's only out of a, it's only,
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I think it's a matter of respect for him that we do that. He's told us how he wants us to handle
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these situations. And, uh, he wants a presumption of guilt for the man who is accused. He told us
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that. So I think all we can do here is respect his wishes. This is what he wants, not what I want.
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It's what he wants. Isn't that the fair thing to say, well, okay, Joe, this is what you want. This is,
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you told us to handle these situations this way. So that's what we're going to do. Are we going to
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disrespect Joe Biden by giving him the presumption of innocence when he's been very clear and very
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consistent that he doesn't think that should be applied to the man? Why should we? So I'll say
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right now, you know, I believe her. I believe this woman. I believe Tara Reid. Believe all women,
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right? I believe her. That's not my philosophy, but I think, you know, I'm going to let you have
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your philosophy, no double standards. You get one standard, one standard. I think everybody should
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get one standard when it comes to these things. That's all you get. You don't get two. And if you've
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said, if you've made it clear that the standard should be, believe all women, then guess what?
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That's what you get. If you like your standard, you can keep your standard. How about that?
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And I think we have to hold these hypocrites to their own standards because they're not going to
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do it. They don't have that kind of integrity. What's the other option? We're just going to allow
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them to pick up a different standard depending on the situation. By the way, speaking of lacking
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integrity and double standards, Reid went to the Me Too movement with this story and they had no
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interest in it. Here's what the Federalist reports, reading now from a Federalist article
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based on the Intercepts reporting, says the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, a fund administered by the
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National Women's Law Center, declined the chance to defend one of former Vice President Joe Biden's
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sexual harassment accusers, citing its nonprofit status and his presidential run. On Tuesday,
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The Intercepts' Ryan Grimm reported that Tara Reid, one of several women to come forward with credible
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allegations of harassment against Biden last spring, not just harassment but assault, was turned away
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from the preeminent Me Too legal institution when she sought help with her case. Time's Up argued that
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the case was too political considering that Biden was a candidate for president. The article goes on from
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there. So the Me Too movement, which has told us to believe all women, all of a sudden isn't so
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interested in that anymore, are they? And the mainstream media, do you understand the mainstream
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media has given this story, many mainstream outlets have given this story, zero coverage. No coverage
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at all. Haven't even mentioned it. Now usually with stuff like this, what they'll do is they'll
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mention it so they can say they did, but they'll bury it. So they'll at least give it a mention most
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of the time. With this, so far, a lot of these outlets have said nothing about it. Nothing.
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Let's just pretend it doesn't exist. So what do we do? Do we go along with it? Do we let these
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people dictate which accusations should be believed without question and which will be ignored as if
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they never were made to begin with? No. Hell no. You know, I look at it like this. When you hear about
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one of these family values conservative Republicans who gets caught in a gay affair or something. Now,
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this doesn't happen nearly as often as the left would like us to believe. It doesn't happen nearly
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as often as Hollywood portrays it. We know that it's like every other Hollywood script has a
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closeted gay Republican in it. So it doesn't happen all that often, but it does happen.
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It has happened a few times at least. And now someone like that gets caught in a situation like
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that. They end up getting judged a lot more harshly and they're going to suffer a political
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consequence far greater than what maybe another politician would suffer in the same sort of
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situation. Why? Because they're having their own standard applied to them. Their own rhetoric,
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their own statements are being tossed back in their direction. And that is fair. That seems fair to me
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that it would work that way. It seems fair that, you know, if you're, if you're a, even if you're a
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left winger and you see, you had, you, you wouldn't, you personally have no problem with
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homosexual activity or even marital affairs, you can still call for harsh political consequences
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for a conservative family values Republican caught up in that kind of situation on the basis that their
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own standards should be applied to them in the name of justice, in the name of fairness, in the name
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of consistency. And I agree with that. Well, same thing here. Same thing here. Jesus said,
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live by the sword, die by the sword. That wasn't a prescription. Jesus wasn't saying that people
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who live by the sword should die by the sword. He was just saying that that's what happens if you
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live by the sword, such as life. And in the same way, if you live by, believe all women,
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then you die by it. At least politically, you die by it. Fair is fair. I think one other point I want
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to make about this before we move on. If a man says, believe all women, right? And that's what
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Joe Biden has said. Now, maybe he hasn't used those words exactly, but that's what he said.
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He said, if a woman makes an accusation, we should presume that at least the essence of what they're
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saying is true, which means it's true. So what that means is, well, maybe a few of the details
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are wrong because she forgot. It's been so many years, but the essence is true. So if, you know,
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translated, according to Biden, if a woman says she was assaulted, we should believe that she was
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assaulted, period. That's what he said. Believe all women, right? So now a man who takes that approach
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and says, believe all women, there are two possible ways of interpreting it. Because obviously we know
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as a principle, it's nonsense. It's insane. It's madness. Of course, we shouldn't really believe
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all women any more than we should believe all men. Women can lie just like men can lie. But a man who
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says, believe all women, I think there are two ways of interpreting that. There are two things that
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might lead a man to say that. One is that he's a liar. He's a con artist. And he's saying something
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that in this case is just for political gain. And he's just pretending to hold this view for
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political gain. He's a liar, a con man, a charlatan. Okay. Maybe that's it. The other is that he has made
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this judgment earnestly because he really believes that most men are degenerates and rapists.
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So it's probably true when they're accused. And when they're accused, the accusations are probably
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true. But on what could he base that judgment? Well, it seems likely that he's probably basing it
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on himself. He knows that about himself and he's assuming that it's true of others. So this is
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projection. So either way, whatever leads a man to say, believe all women, it does in fact mean as
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a matter of logic, not just fairness, but I think as a matter of logic that when he is accused,
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we have good reason to disbelieve the denials that he issues. Because by saying believe all women in
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the past, it means either he's a liar, in which case we can't believe him in his denials,
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or he's projected his own behavior onto other men because he himself is probably a degenerate,
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in which case we can't trust his denials either. So I think either way,
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a man who goes around saying that and then is accused, there's actually good logical reason to
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think that he probably did it. And even if there isn't, as I said, one standard for everybody,
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this nonsense of pretending to hold a certain viewpoint and you throw that to the side
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whenever it's politically expedient, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is what you said.
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But of course, fortunately for Joe Biden, because the media isn't covering this,
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he doesn't have to even address it. I'm not sure if he's even issued a denial yet.
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Not because he's not going to deny it, but just because he doesn't have to.
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All right, let's go to headlines. Number one, the media is reporting, celebrating really,
00:25:02.900
that the U.S. now supposedly has more coronavirus cases than any other country in the world.
00:25:07.960
So, leftists on social media have been ecstatic about this. Jim Acosta, especially, could hardly
00:25:14.440
hide the gloating tone in his tweets about it. But notice something. See all these headlines,
00:25:20.260
most cases, most cases in the world. Well, they all actually say confirmed cases or known cases or
00:25:28.400
reported cases. So, we have the most of that. We don't have the most cases. We have the most
00:25:34.040
confirmed known reported cases. So, what does that tell you? Well, it tells you essentially
00:25:40.120
nothing about how many cases we actually have in comparison to other countries. It tells you
00:25:45.680
nothing about that. All it tells you is that we've done the most tests, which we have. What a
00:25:52.780
coincidence. The country that does the most tests has the most cases. Interesting how that works.
00:25:58.400
Acosta also tweeted triumphantly, the U.S. has just passed China, a country four times larger in
00:26:06.300
population, in coronavirus cases. Yeah, but the thing is, Jimbo, in order for that to be true,
00:26:14.160
it needs to also be true that China and the U.S. have at least tested the same number of people,
00:26:19.320
which they haven't. And we need to be able to trust China's self-reported data, which we can't.
00:26:24.840
If you listen to China, they haven't had a new case in days. You know, they went from epidemic
00:26:30.940
to now they have just, it's all, it's gone. It's been cured. They've discovered the cure. It's a
00:26:37.580
miracle. Do you believe that? Does anyone really believe that? No, but the media is pretending to
00:26:45.680
believe and is, in fact, disseminating Chinese propaganda in order to get Trump. It is
00:26:50.800
traitorous, really. Number two, and this is becoming a daily occurrence, a rather delightful
00:26:58.680
daily occurrence. Dr. Birx, during a White House press briefing, once again, smacked down the press
00:27:04.940
for their coronavirus sensationalism. This woman is fantastic. I can't get enough of it. I think
00:27:09.920
it's great. Watch the latest here. We were reassured and meeting with our colleagues in New York
00:27:15.380
that there are still ICU beds remaining, and there's still significant over a thousand or
00:27:22.520
two thousand ventilators that have not been utilized yet. Please, for the reassurance of people around
00:27:28.820
the world to wake up this morning and look at people talking about creating DNR situations,
00:27:36.540
do not resuscitate situations for patients. There is no situation in the United States right now
00:27:43.280
that warrants that kind of discussion. You can be thinking about it in a hospital, certainly
00:27:50.420
many hospitals talk about this on a daily basis, but to say that to the American people, to make
00:27:56.240
the implication that when they need a hospital bed, it's not going to be there, or when they need
00:28:01.400
that ventilator, it's not going to be there. We don't have an evidence of that right now, and it's
00:28:07.300
our job collectively to assure the American people that it's our collective job to make sure that
00:28:12.580
doesn't happen. There's no model right now, I mean, no reality on the ground where we can see
00:28:18.120
that 60 to 70 percent of Americans are going to get infected in the next 8 to 12 weeks. I just want
00:28:25.360
to be clear about that. Okay, I want you to keep that in mind as we go to number three. This headline in
00:28:31.640
Yahoo, and in many other outlets as well, had it yesterday, blaring all over the place. Headline
00:28:37.060
is, U.S. virus deaths may top 80,000 despite confinement. 80,000 despite the fact that everyone's
00:28:44.440
locked down. The article continues, COVID-19 could lead to more than 80,000 deaths in the U.S.
00:28:49.660
and overwhelm hospital capacity nationally as soon as early April. As soon as early April,
00:28:55.060
which is in like, what, three days? New research showed on Thursday, the U.S. death toll for the
00:29:02.560
pandemic has already soared past 1,000 with 68,000 confirmed infections. Forecasters at the Institute
00:29:09.220
for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington School of Medicine analyzed the latest
00:29:14.420
COVID-19 data at a local, national, international level. These include hospitalization and mortality rates
00:29:19.580
as well as patient data, a date in terms of age, gender and pre-existing health conditions. Specifically,
00:29:26.460
they looked at the time lag between the first fatal cases and public intervention such as shuttering
00:29:31.380
schools and businesses, and they put all this together and they decided that 80,000 people are
00:29:36.440
going to die. There are 1,300 deaths right now, or thereabouts, here in the U.S. This study says it's
00:29:43.960
going to shoot up to 80,000 in a few days, really. Now, there are a lot of studies and a lot of models
00:29:51.000
at this point, a lot of projections, a lot of predictions by various different experts, and they
00:29:55.460
all say drastically different things. The question is, why is the media blaring this one all over the
00:30:02.700
place as opposed to any of the others? Well, we know the answer to that, of course. It's because it's
00:30:07.460
the scariest. It's significantly less scary than what they were predicting two weeks ago when they said
00:30:13.540
that, you know, two or three million or four million people are going to die. Now it's 80,000, but they're
00:30:19.380
always going to go with the scariest and put that in the headlines. That's how this works. That's what we've
00:30:23.460
learned, if we didn't know it already. Finally, some crucially important reporting from CNN. Well, this is
00:30:30.020
number four. I guess I don't have five. I can't count. Okay, we'll end on four. Five headlines is four
00:30:34.700
today. So CNN published a report or broadcast report, actually, that is really important. I
00:30:41.980
think it's life-saving, and I think we all will learn a lot from this. All right, I'm going to show
00:30:46.740
you how to wash your hands. Most people know how to do this, but always worth remembering. I'm just
00:30:51.540
going to wet my hands here, get plenty of soap, and just start rubbing your hands. And make sure you
00:30:57.480
really interlace your fingers like this, and then also turn your hands over. Don't forget the backs of
00:31:02.380
your hands. People often forget that. Both sides get it really well. And then I'll actually get
00:31:08.140
underneath the fingertips here, and even the nails a little bit to make sure you clean underneath there.
00:31:13.120
And then you got to get the thumbs. Thumbs are really important. Sing the happy birthday song
00:31:17.920
twice to yourself, and that usually will do it. And then I just sort of get the soap off my hands here
00:31:23.440
and there. And then here's the key. Before you turn the water off, dry your hands and use the same
00:31:32.520
paper towel. Turn off the water. You don't contaminate yourself. Oh, so that's how you do it.
00:31:38.820
See, I had no idea. I had thought, I've been doing it wrong this whole time. I thought that the way you
00:31:43.040
wash your hands is you stand on your head and yodel. That's the hand-washing maneuver I had been
00:31:49.560
using. I didn't realize that apparently you're supposed to use, what was it? What did he say?
00:31:54.400
It was a sop, sap. What was that thing? Soap. Soap. We're supposed to use soap. And you put your
00:32:02.940
hands under, what was it? I got to go back and look at it again. I didn't take notes.
00:32:09.220
Water. Soap and water is what you use. That's incredible. Thank you so much, CNN. See,
00:32:15.220
I'm glad that CNN is doing reports like this, telling us how to wash our hands,
00:32:18.160
rather than doing something like, I don't know, investigating and reporting the sexual assault
00:32:24.540
allegations against the Democratic frontrunner for the nomination for president. You know,
00:32:29.480
we don't want to do that. That's not newsworthy. Instead, let's bring a doctor in here to show us
00:32:35.180
how to wash our hands. Not patronizing at all, either, in the least. So thank you so much for
00:32:40.700
that, CNN. Now, we're going to go on to your daily cancellation, and it is quite a doozy this time.
00:32:45.540
But before we do, if you haven't had a chance to check out yet the All Access Live show, then I
00:32:51.380
would really recommend doing that. And in fact, eight o'clock tonight, Eastern time, 5 p.m. Pacific,
00:32:57.340
you can watch again. The thing about the All Access Live, it's very relaxed programming, more of a
00:33:01.880
casual kind of vibe, a conversation. So usually we put, I mean, you look at this set here, millions and
00:33:08.100
millions of dollars dumped into making this set look as magnificent as it does. But the All Access
00:33:16.380
Live isn't about that. It's just about the casual, at the end of a long day, in the middle of a very
00:33:21.380
long, what feels like an eternity of the last few weeks, it's a good time to just kind of sit there
00:33:26.860
and have a conversation. The show was originally intended for All Access members, but it's during
00:33:32.900
this national emergency. We've expanded it, extended it to all of our members, and in doing so, we've
00:33:38.240
accelerated the launch as well. So please join us tonight, 8 p.m. Eastern, 5 p.m. Pacific, for another
00:33:44.620
All Access show. It's a lot of fun. I think you'll enjoy it. Now, for your daily cancellation.
00:33:52.760
Today, we're canceling the Derbyshire Police, police department in the UK, obviously. What they've
00:33:59.120
been doing is they've been using drones to enforce their stay-at-home order. And anyone, so that means
00:34:05.560
anyone who's caught outside walking around is recorded by the drone, and then they're shamed
00:34:10.960
on social media for being outside. Already, we've got enough to cancel them. We don't have to go any
00:34:16.100
further. Already, we know, canceled, right? But you have to actually watch. You have to see this video
00:34:21.620
to appreciate just how ridiculous this is. Let me, I'll play it for you, and I'll follow along
00:34:30.200
as we watch this video that the Derbyshire Police, at Derbys Police on Twitter, they posted this to
00:34:37.780
Twitter. And let's check out the video. So it says, this is Kerbar Edge, it says. Now, you see out
00:34:45.020
there, in the middle of nowhere, these vehicles should not be here. Okay. They're out in the
00:34:52.160
middle of nowhere, on a field, in a park. And now we see walking your dog in the Peak District.
00:35:00.620
Not essential. Not essential. Humans, life forms, you are participating in not essential activity.
00:35:08.980
Go back to your homes. Going for a walk miles from home. Not essential. Your activity has been
00:35:15.680
judged. Not essential. Return to your domiciles, humans. Going out of your way for an Instagram
00:35:21.380
snap. Not essential. Not essential activity. Return to your domiciles. And now this one,
00:35:30.740
driving to a beauty spot for a stroll. Not essential. Can't do that either. You're going to get people sick.
00:35:35.380
I don't know how you're going to get people sick, but you will. Heading to the peaks to watch the
00:35:39.820
sunset. Not essential. Let's pause it here for just a minute. They're going to the peaks to watch
00:35:46.720
the sunset. You can't watch a sunset during a pandemic. You just can't do it. Why can't you do
00:35:53.780
it? I have no idea. It's dangerous during a pandemic to watch a sunset. Why is it dangerous? Don't know.
00:36:02.720
But the drone said it is. So you can't watch a sunset. Let's see the rest of this here.
00:36:12.520
The government advice is clear. You should only travel if it is essential.
00:36:21.060
Traveling to remote areas of the Peak District for your exercise is not essential.
00:36:25.280
We are all in this together. And then they end with the, please help us, please help us stay home,
00:36:32.240
save lives. I like how they end it with the little positive, the Orwellian positivity there at the end.
00:36:37.480
We're all in this together. Stay home and save lives. Let me ask you, people that are walking by
00:36:47.620
themselves down a country road in a field, not another human within sight, right? Literally not
00:36:57.440
another human within sight. How are they putting lives in jeopardy? How are they at risk of infecting
00:37:06.160
anybody else? There's nobody around them. They're in the wilderness. Are they at risk of getting
00:37:13.220
infected? Now, again, if this was the zombie apocalypse, and I know the media really wishes
00:37:19.400
it was a zombie apocalypse, and it seems like some law enforcement agencies kind of wish it was a
00:37:23.400
zombie apocalypse. I sort of wish it was a zombie apocalypse too, because frankly, this apocalypse has
00:37:28.140
been not as active as I thought. The apocalypse has involved a lot more sitting around than I imagine
00:37:39.320
that it would. So look, we would all prefer zombies, but there are no zombies. And so if you're walking
00:37:45.120
down the countryside, there really isn't any danger of something jumping out from behind a tree or from
00:37:51.620
behind a bush and infecting you. That's not how viruses are transmitted. My question to the Derbyshire
00:37:56.940
police, how do you think, what is your theory of transmission for this disease? How do you think
00:38:02.500
it's transmitted? Do you think that somebody sitting in their homes 50 miles away, who's infected with
00:38:09.140
the coronavirus, do you think the virus is going to jump out of their mouths and like crawl speedily
00:38:15.240
across the carpet, open the door, go outside, maybe hop on a bus, go to a bus station, get out,
00:38:22.880
travel across the field 14 miles, and then hide behind a curb, a curb. And as soon as a person comes
00:38:29.920
walking around there, jump out, right? Like attack their face, crawl into their nose. Is that how you
00:38:37.660
think it works? Now, if the government has information indicating that the virus does spread
00:38:46.800
that way, then please let us know. Because if that's the case, I will definitely be staying inside
00:38:51.220
my house and not leaving for any reason whatsoever. But I'm pretty sure that this virus is spread
00:38:56.180
mainly by like if somebody, you know, if you touch something that someone left their bodily fluids on
00:39:01.660
and then you put your hands in your mouth, spread that way. If they cough, like right in your face,
00:39:06.880
spread that way. Not essential. Yeah, you're right. These are not essential activities. But you know what?
00:39:14.780
This is what makes us human. The fact that we participate in non-essential activities,
00:39:20.620
that's what makes us human. Yeah, a squirrel or a deer or porcupine isn't going to stop to watch a
00:39:27.580
sunset. Humans do. It's what makes us human. And so you can't tell us that during a pandemic,
00:39:33.740
we have to cease participating in all human activity and pretend to be bears hibernating
00:39:40.240
in a cave somewhere. There's just no reason whatsoever why people can't go out for a walk
00:39:48.640
in the countryside. There's just no reason. There's no reason for that. This is a power trip
00:39:53.220
by the government. That's what it is. And the problem is, if we start to see that the government
00:40:02.100
is having a power trip, not just the Derbyshire police, but we talked yesterday about Chicago,
00:40:07.840
the Chicago mayor is saying, hey, if you want to go outside your house, you go out briefly,
00:40:11.540
you go back in. Being outside is not for 5Ks. I think that was her exact phrase. She's now telling
00:40:18.460
us what the outside is for. If you're in Chicago, the mayor has decided what outside exists for.
00:40:24.340
The entire outside, she'll tell you what it's for. Okay. This is her outside, not yours.
00:40:30.120
These are the things you're allowed to do outside. Anything less than that, get back inside, you peasant.
00:40:37.980
But when we start to see these naked power trips, not literally naked, hopefully,
00:40:45.940
but when we start to see these power trips, then we start thinking, okay, well, they're obviously
00:40:50.000
power tripping over here with this. What else of this is a power trip?
00:40:55.900
Let's go to emails. You can become a Daily Wire member and send emails to the mailbag from Ben.
00:41:01.120
This says, hello, Matt. Since on quarantine, I thought it'd be a good idea to begin to grow some
00:41:04.600
facial hair. So far, I've gone a week without shaving. I have a few questions. Will the constant
00:41:09.140
annoying itching disappear as my facial hair grows longer? Or should I be using a beard product of
00:41:15.520
sorts to reduce this sensation? How long should I wait until I cut my losses and accept that my facial
00:41:21.100
hair won't look very good? How will I know if I should go with the style of full facial hair or
00:41:26.600
just a partial? Any other beginner tips would be appreciated too. Thank you for your time and hope
00:41:32.160
you and the family are staying healthy. Ben, first of all, stop whining about the itching.
00:41:38.940
You are unworthy of your beard when you're sitting there whining and bitching about the itching.
00:41:44.400
It should be forcibly removed from your face. You should be grateful that you're growing a beard.
00:41:51.840
You should be ecstatic that you are joining now the ranks of bearded men. That is, you're joining the
00:41:57.300
ranks of real men. You are now a man or becoming one for the first time in your life. Gratitude
00:42:04.240
and humility are the two attitudes that you should be bringing to this endeavor.
00:42:12.540
Not one of complaint and entitlement. That is for the baby-faced freaks, okay? And that is the group
00:42:20.720
that you are leaving, and rightfully so. Don't be like them. Second, yes, you should be using product.
00:42:27.300
You can get beard oil, beard balm, beard wax, beard condition. We just talked about beard supply,
00:42:31.080
okay? Beard supply, great, great place to look. I tend to use many products for my beard. And not
00:42:38.460
right now because I have a very short beard, the beard of a child at the moment, much to my shame. But
00:42:43.200
when I have a real beard, my beard prepping routine usually takes about seven to eight hours.
00:42:50.260
So the day is basically over by the time I'm done preparing my beard. And really, it's kind of
00:42:55.600
destroyed my life because all I ever do is prepare my beard. And it's become a whole thing. But don't
00:42:59.940
focus on that. The main thing is you want to make sure that your beard is properly prepped. When should
00:43:05.080
you cut your losses and accept that your facial hair won't look good? Well, I just want to be clear
00:43:09.720
about this. If your beard doesn't look good, it's not your beard's fault. It is your fault. It is your
00:43:15.920
face's fault, okay? So don't blame it on the beard. Don't take it out on the beard.
00:43:20.180
As a man, the primary responsibility of your face is to serve as a platform for your beard.
00:43:28.900
So if you're looking at your beard and thinking, this looks weird, no, it's your face that's weird.
00:43:33.400
Okay? Your face is failing in its responsibility. Your face is a disgrace. So that's all I would say
00:43:40.360
about that. If you're thinking my beard looks weird, just consider the possibility that you are
00:43:47.080
a hideous person. And that's why. Take it from me, okay? So I know that about myself.
00:43:57.080
It's not my, anytime I have a problem with the beard, it's not the beard. It's not this part
00:44:00.580
down here. It's all up here, okay? This is all a mess and out of place. This is the good part of my
00:44:06.160
face. This is the only good part of my face. This up here is, you know, makes me want to become a
00:44:13.660
Muslim woman. I could wear like a burqa or something to hide it. But that's, the point is, that is not,
00:44:18.700
don't take it out on your beard. That's all I'm trying to tell you. Okay, let's go to Adam. Says,
00:44:23.240
Matt, you're wrong about the stimulus checks. You say we might as well burn the money because it's
00:44:26.880
not going to pay everyone's bills. That's obviously stupid. And it sounds like you're just, you just like
00:44:32.320
to complain. How about be happy that they're trying to do something at least? It may not be great,
00:44:38.340
but it's something. Why not try some gratitude for a change? Your negativity is exhausting.
00:44:44.900
Right. Okay, Adam, a few problems here. First of all, my point about the stimulus checks is that
00:44:49.600
we're sending checks to a lot of people who don't need it. There are going to be a lot of people who
00:44:53.760
still have an income, and we're sending them however many millions or billions of dollars are
00:44:59.680
being spent on people like this. Have an income, they're working from home, or, you know, maybe they
00:45:04.960
work at a place that hasn't closed down, and they're still in the exact same spot they were now
00:45:10.340
that they were before all this started. What are we sending them money for? I don't think we could
00:45:16.380
just say, ah, you know, yeah, a couple billion bucks we wasted on them. So, no big deal. What's a few
00:45:21.460
billion between friends? No, what are we sending them money for? And then there are many people who
00:45:27.940
don't have an income and won't get a check because they made too much money two years ago. Too much,
00:45:34.580
according to the government's arbitrary cutoff line. And then there are a lot of other people
00:45:39.020
who do need it and will get it. But how many of them will actually be able to live on 1,200 bucks
00:45:45.760
for the duration of the lockdown? A few, maybe? What percentage? The rest are still going to have
00:45:51.380
to find some other income stream, or they're going to be out on the street, not able to afford food.
00:45:55.960
It's like, either way, right? The stimulus money in and of itself for those people doesn't do a whole lot.
00:46:01.180
Now, if you have no income stream right now, and because the government's taken it from you,
00:46:06.680
and your mortgage is $2,000, you can't just send in 1,200. Most landlords, if you owe,
00:46:16.200
if you owe 1,500 bucks in rent, and with most landlords anyway, you can't just give them 1,200
00:46:21.320
and say, let's just call it 12. We'll call it even. What do you say? What do you say?
00:46:25.440
Okay. They're going to say, no, I need the full amount. And so, you know, having part of your rent
00:46:30.660
effectively ends up, it's not much better than having none. Now, look, if it were free,
00:46:38.380
if we had a magical money tree, and there were no cost to this, then sure, I'd say, who cares?
00:46:44.200
Whatever. You know, $1,200 is better than nothing. Just send it. But it's not free. This costs trillions
00:46:49.240
of dollars. It's going to be $6 trillion all in. $6 trillion debt that will be on the shoulders of
00:46:55.640
our children to deal with. So call me crazy, Adam, but I'd prefer if it actually made a positive
00:47:05.320
impact, a substantial, noticeable, positive impact, an impact that is worth the enormous,
00:47:11.560
astronomical, inconceivable cost attached to it. And I haven't even gotten into all the left-wing
00:47:19.220
pork. I haven't gotten into, you know, how the bill in some ways incentivizes companies to lay
00:47:25.900
off employees. I mean, there are so many problems with this bill. I haven't even gotten into that.
00:47:31.620
Now, as to this idea that I should be positive and cheerful and happy, at least they did something.
00:47:37.500
I find that idea nauseating, frankly. When you say they, oh, they did something. Who are they?
00:47:43.980
Are we talking about children? I mean, yeah, they're emotional and mental children that we
00:47:49.760
have in Congress, but actual children? No. Are these my kids who drew me a picture and I should
00:47:54.260
be happy with it, even if it kind of sucks? I should say, oh, well, oh, this is beautiful. Thank you so
00:47:59.480
much. It's so great. What a great picture. Pat him on the head. No. These are lawmakers. These are
00:48:05.980
people in power. These are people who hold the purse strings, that have the money, your money,
00:48:10.660
money. My money. Okay? We shouldn't smile and nod and say, oh, at least you tried. At least you
00:48:17.540
tried. You did something. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yeah, this bill is an absolute garbage
00:48:22.980
heap. It costs $6 trillion, putting us even deeper in debt, debt that's going to be on our children.
00:48:26.980
But thank you so much. Thank you for trying. You tried. Thank you so much, lawmakers.
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Bullcrap. You think they have that attitude towards you? When the government comes around come tax day,
00:48:39.100
and says, you owe X amount, you know, can you just send the IRS like a couple of paper clips and
00:48:47.700
a pack of fruit snacks and say, hey, you know, this is what I tried. I'm trying. I tried to give you
00:48:54.980
something. It's something better than nothing. I gave you something. No, they're going to say,
00:49:00.840
no, no, no, not something. This is how much you owe. Give us that full amount. Okay? Or you can work
00:49:06.520
out a payment plan, but give us the full amount, or you're going to jail. How about that, bud?
00:49:10.880
That's what the government says to you. The government makes demands of you and says,
00:49:15.440
do this, exactly this, or jail. And so you want to turn around and respond to them by saying,
00:49:24.360
well, you know, you don't really have to even do anything. Just try. Just give it a,
00:49:28.120
just give a, you know, A plus effort. And that's all we need. You had fun, didn't you? As long as you
00:49:34.080
have some fun while you do it. What a disgusting, gross attitude. It makes me sick to my stomach.
00:49:41.000
I might vomit right here when I hear this kind of attitude. You're not alone, Adam. There's so
00:49:45.260
many Americans that operate this way. I think you've all been unconscious your whole lives
00:49:48.800
that you would, that you, that you think there are a lot of people with this bill who say,
00:49:53.560
that's, that's terrible. It's terrible, but it's something. They did something.
00:49:57.080
What, how could you, if you've been paying even a moderate amount of attention, how could you still
00:50:03.680
think that the government doing something is always better than it doing nothing at all?
00:50:09.240
If the some, if it's a choice between doing something counterproductive and destructive,
00:50:13.420
and that costs $6 trillion on top of it, and, or doing nothing, if those are the two choices,
00:50:20.140
nothing or counterproductive destructive costs $6 trillion. Nothing is definitely so much better
00:50:26.040
in that case. This attitude of, as long as they're doing something, no, no. Again, have you been
00:50:37.620
paying attention at all your whole life? What, so what do you think? What I'm saying about the people
00:50:48.380
in power, lawmakers, I, I don't want them to do something, okay? I want them to do the right thing.
00:50:56.960
That's what I pay them for. I want them to do their job, a good job. Imagine that. Perish the
00:51:03.640
thought. You want me to lower the bar, except less? That's what you think the problem is? You think
00:51:11.040
the problem is we hold our lawmakers to too high a standard? You want to have a cheerful optimism while
00:51:19.620
they just march us right off a cliff? Whistling Dixie the whole way? You know, because, because
00:51:24.700
you're, you're, you're, at least you're, you're, let's be positive. Let's keep an upbeat attitude.
00:51:30.140
Let's have an upbeat attitude while the government takes us right off a cliff.
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Yeah, I am kind of negative. I am kind of negative about our, our collection of narcissists and,
00:51:43.140
and cowards and con men that we have in Washington.
00:51:45.960
But yeah, you're right. You're right. I guess I should just, uh, I guess I should just learn to,
00:51:52.640
you know, to like it. Learn to like it. Good point, Adam. Thanks so much for the email.
00:51:58.700
Really, really great stuff. Very insightful too. And I thank you for that. Thanks everybody for
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watching. Hope you have a great weekend. Hope you also maybe can take a break from watching the news
00:52:06.380
and being online and everything. And I think for all of our mental health, I'm going to try the same
00:52:10.660
and it might, it might help us in a lot of ways during this time. Um, have a great weekend. Godspeed.
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