The Matt Walsh Show - March 26, 2021


Ep. 687 - What To Do When Your President Is Senile


Episode Stats

Length

48 minutes

Words per Minute

170.14742

Word Count

8,272

Sentence Count

425

Misogynist Sentences

12

Hate Speech Sentences

34


Summary

Joe Biden continues to fall apart mentally and physically. Is it time to put an upper age limit on the presidency? Why haven t we talked seriously about that already? Also, 5 headlines including a plan in Oakland to give $500 monthly checks to poor families, except the white ones. Another example of systemic racism against whites. And Sesame Street gets racially woke. Plus a new mask you can wear while eating.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Walsh Show, Joe Biden continues to fall apart mentally and physically.
00:00:04.560 This is the consequence of putting a senile man in the White House.
00:00:07.460 Is it time to talk seriously about putting an upper age limit on the presidency?
00:00:11.240 Why haven't we talked seriously about that already?
00:00:13.400 Also, five headlines including a plan in Oakland to give $500 monthly checks to poor families,
00:00:19.780 except the white ones.
00:00:21.080 Another example of systemic racism against whites.
00:00:23.680 And Sesame Street gets racially woke, plus a new mask that you can wear while you eat.
00:00:28.600 Unless you have self-respect and dignity, that is, in which case, of course, you won't wear it.
00:00:32.820 In our daily cancellation, I will once again have to cancel the people who are trying to cancel me.
00:00:37.240 A reverse cancellation, always a thrill.
00:00:39.440 All that and much more today on the Matt Walsh Show.
00:00:48.520 As it turns out, it may not have been the best idea to put a 78-year-old dementia patient in the White House.
00:00:56.160 Who could have possibly predicted that?
00:00:58.660 Well, anyone could have, and many of us did.
00:01:01.080 We've only just begun to experience the consequences of having a mentally and physically unfit person as commander-in-chief.
00:01:08.640 The embarrassing display during Biden's first press conference on Thursday was the latest embarrassment
00:01:13.540 that he has brought upon himself and thus upon the country.
00:01:17.060 And it certainly won't be the last.
00:01:19.700 The media is, of course, making things as easy as it can for our senile president by posing questions like,
00:01:25.960 and I'm not making this up, questions like,
00:01:28.560 are immigrants coming here because you're such a good and decent man?
00:01:32.220 That is only a slight paraphrase.
00:01:35.080 Here's how it was actually phrased.
00:01:36.420 Let's listen.
00:01:37.300 Thanks so much, Mr. President.
00:01:39.300 You've said over and over again that immigrants shouldn't come to this country right now.
00:01:43.780 This isn't the time to come.
00:01:45.020 That message is not being received.
00:01:46.620 Instead, the perception of you that got you elected as a moral, decent man
00:01:50.780 is the reason why a lot of immigrants are coming to this country and entrusting you with unaccompanied minors.
00:01:55.860 How do you resolve that tension, and how are you choosing which families can stay and which can go,
00:02:02.300 given the fact that even though with Title 42 there are some families that are staying,
00:02:05.880 and is there a timeline for when we won't be seeing these overcrowded facilities run by CPB
00:02:12.140 when it comes to unaccompanied minors?
00:02:15.120 Well, look, I guess I should be flattered.
00:02:17.360 People are coming because I'm the nice guy.
00:02:19.520 That's the reason why it's happening, that I'm a decent man or however it's phrased.
00:02:23.800 That's why they're coming, because I know Biden's a good guy.
00:02:27.080 Yes, Mr. President, follow-up question.
00:02:31.700 It strikes me that you're a very good-looking, handsome man.
00:02:35.360 Thoughts? Thoughts on that?
00:02:38.540 Our media holding feet to the fire, as always.
00:02:42.040 But their efforts couldn't save Biden from himself as he stumbled, mumbled,
00:02:47.040 bumbled his way through the short exchange with his obedient press corps.
00:02:50.800 At one point, the president claimed that he came to the United States Senate 120 years ago.
00:02:56.860 Let's listen to that.
00:02:57.860 With regard to the filibuster, I believe we should go back to a position of the filibuster
00:03:03.260 that existed just when I came to the United States Senate 120 years ago.
00:03:08.340 And that is that...
00:03:10.320 Now, that claim is closer to the truth than it ought to be.
00:03:15.540 I mean, it wasn't 120 years ago, but it was not far from that.
00:03:21.560 His math is still a little bit off the mark, though.
00:03:23.700 And that was far from the most alarming incident.
00:03:26.260 At another point, the president began to answer a question, trailed off into unintelligible rambling,
00:03:33.140 stopped abruptly, and picked up with a new thought.
00:03:36.420 Here's what that sounded like.
00:03:37.660 I'm going to say something outrageous.
00:03:41.100 I have never been particularly poor at calculating how to get things done in the United States Senate.
00:03:47.100 So the best way to get something done, if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to...
00:03:56.220 Anyway.
00:04:00.600 We're going to get a lot done.
00:04:02.020 And if we have to, if there's complete lockdown and chaos as a consequence of the filibuster,
00:04:07.780 then we'll have to go beyond what I'm talking about.
00:04:12.740 Okay.
00:04:14.500 Hang on.
00:04:18.120 Sorry.
00:04:19.280 Oh.
00:04:20.360 Sing May.
00:04:21.080 Miss Kim.
00:04:23.140 Well, that was outrageous.
00:04:24.520 He was right about that.
00:04:25.360 Now, here's the transcript of that moment.
00:04:26.880 I think it helps to hear it again so we can understand just how incoherent it was.
00:04:31.520 He says,
00:04:32.320 I'm going to say something outrageous.
00:04:33.980 I have never been particularly poor at calculating how to get things done in the United States Senate.
00:04:38.840 So the best way to get something done,
00:04:40.540 if you hold near and dear to you that you like to be able to,
00:04:46.380 anyway, we're going to get a lot done.
00:04:50.380 Now, if this was the first time that Biden had stumbled in this way,
00:04:54.960 we might just assume that he didn't have enough coffee that morning
00:04:58.420 or he was especially distracted for whatever reason.
00:05:00.540 But this kind of thing happens all the time.
00:05:02.640 Not slips of the tongue, but divergences into full-on incoherence.
00:05:06.920 And it's getting worse.
00:05:08.280 Remember, it was only a few days ago that Biden proved himself incapable of safely navigating a flight of steps.
00:05:13.260 Now he's standing on national television claiming that he entered the Senate in the year 1901.
00:05:18.140 It now seems to be a question not of whether Kamala Harris will be the one finishing out Biden's term,
00:05:25.560 but when exactly she will take over.
00:05:28.740 Another question.
00:05:29.960 If Biden becomes entirely incapacitated, assuming he isn't already at that point,
00:05:35.080 will we be informed of that?
00:05:37.460 When will we be informed?
00:05:39.840 How can we have any confidence that they'll tell us the truth about Biden's condition in the future
00:05:44.200 if they clearly aren't telling us the truth right now?
00:05:48.060 All of the ingredients for a catastrophic constitutional crisis are present.
00:05:52.660 They were already baked into the cake the moment that a 78-year-old man was inaugurated.
00:05:58.720 And this ought to be the last time we allow that to happen.
00:06:02.500 In a sane country, laws and amendments would be passed to ensure that this does not happen again.
00:06:08.460 Quite simply, it is madness to allow a man like this to become president of the United States.
00:06:14.660 Leaving aside my personal and political feelings about Joe Biden,
00:06:17.340 I mean, I wouldn't want him to be president even if he was 30 years younger, admittedly,
00:06:21.020 but there could never be a good reason to put a person so old
00:06:25.680 into the highest and most important political office in the land.
00:06:29.980 Even if Biden were not already showing clear signs of mental regression,
00:06:34.140 it would still be the case that one in seven people over the age of 70 have dementia.
00:06:39.860 One in seven.
00:06:41.640 The percentages only get higher as you get older, and it certainly can't help your case
00:06:45.780 if you happen to be in one of the most physically and mentally demanding jobs in existence.
00:06:50.740 About 2 million people with dementia in this country are age 85 or older.
00:06:55.320 But there are only 7 million people total in that age bracket.
00:06:59.440 What this means is that mental deterioration is very common for older people
00:07:05.280 and only becomes more common the older they get.
00:07:08.420 If a man is elected president at 78, again, even pretending that he has his wits fully about him
00:07:15.820 at the point that he's elected, there's a very significant probability that he will lose his mind
00:07:21.440 before his first term is completed.
00:07:23.380 It is very, very probable.
00:07:27.220 If he does not lose only his mind, he may likely lose his life in the intervening years as well.
00:07:31.980 The life expectancy for a 78-year-old man is nine years.
00:07:36.880 Okay?
00:07:37.900 So if you're at 78, most likely you've got nine years left, if not less.
00:07:43.740 And that, again, doesn't factor in the unique stresses and burdens of the job.
00:07:48.940 They get to that life expectancy of nine years for 78-year-old people,
00:07:52.220 but they're measuring this based on the majority of 78-year-old people who are retired
00:07:57.040 and are living lives of relative leisure.
00:08:01.940 We don't allow anyone under the age of 35 to run for president,
00:08:05.500 and I've rarely heard anyone complain about that age restriction.
00:08:08.840 In fact, I've never heard anyone complain about it.
00:08:11.120 Never.
00:08:12.720 Yet, the risk inherent in having a decrepit president are much, much greater than the risks
00:08:19.420 of having a spry, young 32-year-old in office.
00:08:22.840 Because if we're ruling out the 32-year-old on the basis of his age alone,
00:08:27.780 it doesn't make any sense that we refuse to rule people out on the other end of the age spectrum.
00:08:33.340 There should be an upper age limit on the presidency just as there is a lower limit.
00:08:38.440 We could be generous, and we could talk about what the age limit should be.
00:08:42.900 We could be generous.
00:08:43.920 We could put the cap at 75.
00:08:47.020 You could go younger.
00:08:47.960 You could make an argument for younger.
00:08:48.960 And this would give every American 40 years, between 35 and 75,
00:08:55.860 to take their shot at the presidency if they desire.
00:08:59.900 Can't get it done in four decades.
00:09:01.560 It wasn't meant to be.
00:09:02.480 Go home and play with your grandchildren.
00:09:04.040 It'll be better for you.
00:09:05.040 It'll be better for the country.
00:09:06.200 It'll be better for your grandchildren.
00:09:09.060 I realize this age limit will never be put in place.
00:09:11.780 I mean, this is not ever going to happen
00:09:14.460 because it would have to be put in place by politicians
00:09:17.360 who are willingly limiting their own chance to become president.
00:09:21.880 There are maybe a handful, maybe a handful of politicians in D.C.
00:09:25.760 with the integrity to support such a self-limiting policy,
00:09:28.880 and we need a lot more than a handful to get this done.
00:09:32.160 That's the reason it won't happen.
00:09:33.500 But it's a bad reason.
00:09:36.900 Is there any good reason to keep the cap off of the presidency?
00:09:42.100 Is there any ethically or logically sound argument
00:09:45.620 for allowing 80-year-olds and 90-year-olds the chance to take office,
00:09:51.800 even as we deny 30-year-olds the same chance?
00:09:55.700 I can't see what the argument would be.
00:09:58.160 I've never heard anyone present it.
00:09:59.560 Yet, in my experience, even now,
00:10:01.840 the idea of putting an upper age limit on the presidency
00:10:04.380 is relatively unpopular.
00:10:07.060 We're watching our president fall apart
00:10:09.280 mentally and physically right in front of us.
00:10:11.380 But that hasn't convinced many Americans
00:10:12.980 that there's necessarily anything wrong
00:10:14.480 with putting a very elderly person in the White House.
00:10:18.100 Perhaps that shouldn't be surprising.
00:10:20.300 If the last year has taught us anything,
00:10:22.680 it's that we as a culture are in denial
00:10:25.180 about our own mortality
00:10:27.320 and the inevitability of our own death.
00:10:31.380 This, with Biden,
00:10:32.420 the fact that we have a 78-year-old president,
00:10:34.720 perhaps ironically,
00:10:36.240 is a symptom of that.
00:10:38.760 This is something,
00:10:39.580 only a culture in denial about death and mortality
00:10:42.800 could be stupid enough
00:10:44.160 to put a 78-year-old man in office.
00:10:48.180 We like to say things like,
00:10:50.780 age is just a number.
00:10:52.220 And I've heard that about Biden so many times
00:10:53.680 when I brought this up.
00:10:55.060 People say to me,
00:10:56.760 age is just a number.
00:10:58.740 No, it isn't.
00:11:00.380 What kind of silly nonsense is that?
00:11:03.140 It's a lot more than a number.
00:11:05.100 It is a reality about you physically.
00:11:09.140 Age represents many significant things.
00:11:11.680 One of them is proximity to death.
00:11:15.420 As you get older,
00:11:16.560 you get closer and closer to the end of your life.
00:11:19.360 That's the reality.
00:11:20.180 That process of getting closer
00:11:22.780 to the end of your life,
00:11:23.760 the process of dying
00:11:25.220 is merciless
00:11:27.200 and unrelenting.
00:11:30.100 And it's not fun
00:11:31.120 as your mind and your body
00:11:32.580 progressively degenerate.
00:11:34.840 There are certain realities, right,
00:11:36.860 that come with being mortal creatures.
00:11:38.680 Many of those realities
00:11:39.500 are not especially enjoyable.
00:11:42.060 This is one such unenjoyable reality.
00:11:44.940 We all die.
00:11:45.600 The older we get,
00:11:46.900 the closer we come to our deaths.
00:11:49.280 The closer we come to our death,
00:11:50.840 the more that our bodies
00:11:51.820 and minds disintegrate.
00:11:53.820 This is a true story,
00:11:55.360 but it's not the one
00:11:56.820 we prefer to tell ourselves.
00:11:59.120 Our preferred story
00:12:00.320 is one where
00:12:01.080 age has no meaning,
00:12:03.280 our bodies and brains
00:12:04.340 will never fail us,
00:12:05.720 we will never die,
00:12:07.160 and anyone of any age
00:12:08.560 is capable of doing anything
00:12:09.720 and holding any job,
00:12:10.660 and to say otherwise
00:12:11.800 is to display bigotry
00:12:13.060 and ageism
00:12:13.780 and a severe lack of optimism
00:12:16.700 on top of it.
00:12:18.700 Now, I confess,
00:12:19.720 I prefer that story, too,
00:12:20.860 the one where we don't die
00:12:21.820 and our bodies and minds
00:12:23.020 never fail us
00:12:23.720 and we get to live forever.
00:12:24.780 I love that story,
00:12:26.500 but it's a fantasy.
00:12:29.180 And in the long run,
00:12:30.600 it's better to live in reality
00:12:32.380 and better to vote there, too,
00:12:36.100 I think.
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00:14:09.220 All right.
00:14:09.600 Well, this is from the Daily Mail.
00:14:11.420 It says,
00:14:11.680 a program to give $500 monthly checks
00:14:14.300 to low-income families of color
00:14:16.200 in Oakland, California,
00:14:17.240 has been criticized
00:14:17.740 for explicitly excluding
00:14:19.100 the 10,000 white residents
00:14:20.840 living in poverty in the city.
00:14:22.720 You think?
00:14:24.400 The lottery system,
00:14:25.700 funded by private philanthropists,
00:14:27.320 will see the no-strings-attached checks
00:14:29.480 go to households
00:14:30.420 with an annual income
00:14:31.320 of less than $59,000
00:14:32.600 if they have at least one child.
00:14:35.460 The other half of the $500 checks
00:14:37.640 will go to those earning
00:14:38.800 under $30,000.
00:14:41.820 So under $59,000
00:14:43.360 with one child is poverty now.
00:14:45.980 Apparently.
00:14:47.700 According to data
00:14:48.920 from an Oakland Equity Indicators report
00:14:50.920 cited by officials
00:14:51.900 to justify favoring people of color,
00:14:54.040 white households earn
00:14:55.480 about three times
00:14:56.220 that of African-American funds.
00:14:58.420 The same report states
00:14:59.500 that around 8% of the city's
00:15:00.720 white residents,
00:15:01.340 approximately 10,000 people,
00:15:02.640 live in poverty.
00:15:03.340 This is the excuse they're giving.
00:15:05.560 And this is how weak the excuse...
00:15:06.680 Of course, this is racism
00:15:08.400 and the excuses for racism
00:15:10.480 are always weak.
00:15:12.120 I've never heard a good excuse
00:15:13.200 to be racist.
00:15:13.920 This is...
00:15:14.240 And this is no exception.
00:15:16.080 So their excuse is
00:15:17.140 we're only giving this to...
00:15:19.480 to poor black families
00:15:24.260 and not white families
00:15:27.000 because most of the poor families
00:15:30.240 are black.
00:15:30.980 Well, okay.
00:15:32.780 But there are poor white families.
00:15:35.700 So for those specific cases,
00:15:39.160 why are they out of luck?
00:15:41.180 Why don't they get anything?
00:15:43.300 There might be fewer of them,
00:15:44.980 but if you're a poor white family
00:15:47.740 living in Oakland,
00:15:48.760 the fact that there aren't
00:15:51.020 as many other poor white families,
00:15:52.740 what does that do for you?
00:15:53.800 How does that help you?
00:15:55.580 But is it emotional solace
00:15:58.700 where you can look around
00:15:59.700 and say,
00:16:00.060 well, you know,
00:16:00.780 at least my race,
00:16:02.520 generally speaking,
00:16:03.120 is doing pretty well.
00:16:05.160 Sorry, kids.
00:16:05.820 I know you're not going to eat tonight,
00:16:06.720 but you should know.
00:16:08.920 The white family down the street,
00:16:10.320 they're doing real well.
00:16:11.100 I hope that makes you feel better.
00:16:13.180 Of course not.
00:16:13.740 This is out-and-out,
00:16:17.100 in-your-face racism.
00:16:19.180 And this also,
00:16:20.420 it's kind of helpful
00:16:21.160 because this shows us
00:16:22.100 not only what racism looks like,
00:16:24.740 and that's not reverse racism,
00:16:26.080 but plain old racism.
00:16:27.640 No such thing as reverse racism,
00:16:28.920 racism, racism.
00:16:30.140 But this also shows us
00:16:30.960 what systemic racism looks like.
00:16:34.440 Systemic institutional racism.
00:16:37.640 Okay?
00:16:39.180 This is what it is.
00:16:40.820 A very helpful demonstration for us.
00:16:43.740 And so,
00:16:45.200 when we hear about
00:16:46.420 alleged systemic racism
00:16:48.400 against black people,
00:16:49.860 if it doesn't look
00:16:51.340 kind of like this,
00:16:52.820 it's not systemic racism.
00:16:55.400 What are the two hallmarks here?
00:16:58.220 One,
00:17:00.200 we are,
00:17:01.040 in this case,
00:17:02.760 a specific race of people
00:17:04.280 are being explicitly singled out
00:17:06.800 for a disadvantage.
00:17:09.540 They are being disadvantaged
00:17:10.880 explicitly based on their race.
00:17:13.660 It is right there.
00:17:14.380 It's in writing.
00:17:15.600 If you're a white family,
00:17:16.660 you don't get this.
00:17:18.520 That's how we know it's racist.
00:17:20.420 And we know it's systemic
00:17:21.480 because it's literally a system.
00:17:22.860 They're putting a system in place
00:17:24.060 to give these benefits
00:17:25.380 to some families
00:17:26.340 and not others.
00:17:27.040 And the ones who don't get it,
00:17:28.060 it's because of their race.
00:17:29.080 That is systemic racism.
00:17:31.600 Now what you notice about
00:17:34.720 really
00:17:36.980 all of the claims
00:17:38.820 in modern day
00:17:40.520 of systemic racism
00:17:41.380 against black people,
00:17:42.700 what you notice is that
00:17:43.540 you don't have
00:17:45.540 both of those factors together.
00:17:46.940 And usually,
00:17:47.400 you don't even have one.
00:17:50.680 Because
00:17:51.160 the left will point to something
00:17:52.900 and say that's systemic racism
00:17:54.220 against black people,
00:17:55.460 yet you don't,
00:17:56.040 yet black people
00:17:56.860 are not being explicitly singled out.
00:17:58.800 So, for example,
00:18:02.240 they'll look at
00:18:02.680 incarceration rates
00:18:03.600 and they'll say,
00:18:04.120 you know,
00:18:04.320 there are more black people
00:18:05.040 being sent to prison.
00:18:06.700 But there's no law
00:18:08.140 saying that if you're black,
00:18:09.600 you're going to face
00:18:10.980 a worse punishment.
00:18:13.740 There's nothing
00:18:14.320 in the system saying
00:18:15.940 if you're this race,
00:18:17.620 this is the punishment.
00:18:18.400 If you're that race,
00:18:19.080 here's the punishment over here.
00:18:20.140 That would be racism,
00:18:21.180 obviously,
00:18:21.580 and systemic.
00:18:23.680 But that's not the case here.
00:18:27.160 There's an inequality
00:18:28.460 in the outcome
00:18:29.280 in terms of
00:18:33.500 how many people
00:18:33.980 end up in prison
00:18:34.540 depending on race.
00:18:36.980 But that's not
00:18:37.800 because there's a law
00:18:39.480 in place saying
00:18:40.360 that if you're this race,
00:18:41.840 you have to go
00:18:42.460 to prison for longer
00:18:44.000 or you're going to get
00:18:44.540 this and that punishment.
00:18:48.360 Now,
00:18:48.840 you can theorize
00:18:50.220 that, yeah,
00:18:50.880 although it doesn't say that,
00:18:53.100 really,
00:18:53.800 underneath all of this,
00:18:54.800 there's still racism
00:18:55.640 and it's buried
00:18:56.260 down there somewhere.
00:18:57.360 Okay,
00:18:57.600 that's your theory
00:18:58.300 and now you've got
00:18:58.760 to prove that.
00:19:00.380 You can't simply
00:19:02.420 notice
00:19:03.540 inequality of outcome
00:19:05.320 among races
00:19:06.060 in a particular area
00:19:07.080 and state
00:19:08.600 assert
00:19:09.660 that it's because
00:19:10.960 of racism
00:19:11.340 without proving it.
00:19:14.220 In a case like this
00:19:15.200 in Oakland,
00:19:15.720 I don't have to prove anything.
00:19:16.940 It's right there
00:19:17.600 in writing.
00:19:18.620 If you're white,
00:19:19.400 you don't get it.
00:19:22.660 That's systemic racism
00:19:23.700 for you.
00:19:24.680 All right,
00:19:24.960 from the New York Post,
00:19:26.800 it says,
00:19:27.580 Maya Pancetto,
00:19:28.560 who the woman dubbed
00:19:29.480 Soho Karen
00:19:30.380 after she falsely accused
00:19:31.560 a black teenager
00:19:32.260 of swiping her cell phone,
00:19:33.800 is now being sued
00:19:34.740 by the boy's family
00:19:36.080 over the high-profile incident.
00:19:37.940 We talked about that
00:19:38.640 on this show.
00:19:39.980 Jazz trumpeter
00:19:40.840 Keon Harold,
00:19:41.920 his 15-year-old son
00:19:42.940 and the teen's mom
00:19:43.660 on Wednesday
00:19:44.020 filed the suit
00:19:44.620 against Pancetto
00:19:45.180 and a worker
00:19:46.140 at the Arlo Soho Hotel
00:19:48.060 where the December 26th
00:19:50.280 violent incident
00:19:51.100 of racial profiling occurred.
00:19:53.920 You remember Pancetto
00:19:54.740 was caught on video
00:19:56.040 claiming that teen
00:19:56.960 Keon Harold Jr.
00:19:58.460 took her phone
00:19:59.000 and then tried to tackle him
00:19:59.920 in the lobby
00:20:00.320 of the Hudson Street Hotel
00:20:01.220 and turns out
00:20:03.140 he didn't take the phone
00:20:04.260 and he was being
00:20:04.900 falsely accused.
00:20:07.700 Now,
00:20:08.340 she's being sued
00:20:09.460 on a number of things.
00:20:11.840 Let's see.
00:20:12.960 The Manhattan Supreme Court
00:20:13.960 suit accuses Pancetto
00:20:14.920 and hotel worker
00:20:15.620 Chad Nathan
00:20:16.340 of assault,
00:20:17.280 battery,
00:20:17.820 intentional infliction
00:20:18.660 of emotional distress
00:20:19.540 and false imprisonment
00:20:20.780 and the hotel
00:20:21.860 of negligence
00:20:22.540 and negligent hiring.
00:20:24.420 All right.
00:20:25.220 This family,
00:20:26.020 they're really milking
00:20:26.700 this thing
00:20:27.020 for all it's worth.
00:20:28.340 I don't doubt
00:20:30.300 it's a disturbing
00:20:32.260 and upsetting thing
00:20:33.060 when a crazy woman
00:20:33.960 accosts you
00:20:34.700 in the hotel lobby.
00:20:36.400 You know,
00:20:36.900 but I think
00:20:37.420 for most people
00:20:37.960 you have an experience
00:20:38.640 like that
00:20:38.980 and I've encountered
00:20:39.680 crazy people before
00:20:40.640 in my life
00:20:42.340 and usually what happens
00:20:43.940 is you have this encounter
00:20:44.720 with a crazy person
00:20:45.520 and then,
00:20:46.080 you know,
00:20:46.320 you go about
00:20:46.700 and you live
00:20:46.980 the rest of your life
00:20:47.720 and it becomes
00:20:48.300 a story that you tell
00:20:49.160 sometimes
00:20:50.000 when,
00:20:51.200 you know,
00:20:51.620 at a party
00:20:53.060 or something
00:20:53.560 becomes a funny story.
00:20:56.260 I think that's most people
00:20:57.440 but this family,
00:20:58.860 they said,
00:20:59.380 no,
00:20:59.560 of course,
00:20:59.760 we're going to use this.
00:21:01.180 This unpleasant encounter
00:21:03.440 when nobody was injured
00:21:04.640 or harmed in any way.
00:21:06.360 This woman was totally
00:21:07.540 in the wrong,
00:21:08.080 of course,
00:21:08.460 but she's mentally unstable.
00:21:10.860 It's very clear.
00:21:11.920 So an unpleasant encounter
00:21:13.060 with a mentally unstable woman
00:21:15.220 in which nobody was harmed
00:21:16.320 in any way whatsoever.
00:21:17.700 We're going to use this
00:21:18.740 and we're going to get rich
00:21:20.080 off of it
00:21:20.400 and that's what they're
00:21:20.780 trying to do
00:21:21.160 and they're throwing
00:21:23.920 the hotel worker
00:21:24.920 into it also.
00:21:25.940 What did he do?
00:21:27.400 He just happened
00:21:28.340 to be there.
00:21:28.860 It's not his fault.
00:21:31.520 You know,
00:21:31.620 he's not equipped
00:21:32.420 to deal with a crazy person
00:21:33.540 losing her mind.
00:21:34.620 He's working at a hotel.
00:21:36.400 He's not a,
00:21:36.820 you know,
00:21:37.020 he's not a crisis counselor
00:21:39.180 at a mental institution.
00:21:43.800 But we're supposed to,
00:21:45.080 yeah,
00:21:45.260 I guess we're supposed to
00:21:46.080 still see
00:21:47.220 the family
00:21:49.880 as a victim
00:21:50.980 that warrants,
00:21:53.380 you know,
00:21:54.300 making millions of dollars.
00:21:55.780 False imprisonment.
00:21:58.180 What?
00:21:59.300 How?
00:22:01.260 She imprisoned
00:22:02.240 the kid now?
00:22:04.100 In what way?
00:22:04.780 All right,
00:22:06.820 number three,
00:22:07.700 Sesame Street
00:22:08.300 has introduced
00:22:10.180 some new Muppet characters.
00:22:13.380 These are,
00:22:14.680 we're told
00:22:15.100 they're black Muppets,
00:22:16.680 although not really
00:22:17.260 because puppets
00:22:18.220 don't have a race,
00:22:19.160 but,
00:22:19.760 and their job
00:22:20.720 is to teach kids
00:22:21.900 about race and racism
00:22:23.260 and CBS
00:22:24.620 has the report on that.
00:22:25.660 Let's listen.
00:22:26.880 Sesame Street
00:22:27.580 is introducing
00:22:28.280 two new black Muppets
00:22:30.120 as part of its initiative
00:22:31.400 to tackle racism.
00:22:33.560 Things on the outside,
00:22:34.780 like our skin color,
00:22:36.340 our hair texture,
00:22:38.000 our noses,
00:22:39.760 our mouths and eyes,
00:22:43.340 make us who we are.
00:22:44.780 Many people call this race,
00:22:47.340 but even though
00:22:48.220 we look different,
00:22:49.360 we're all part
00:22:50.200 of the human race.
00:22:52.980 Five-year-old Wes
00:22:54.180 and his father Elijah
00:22:55.340 sat down with Elmo
00:22:56.580 to talk about race
00:22:57.960 and what it means.
00:22:58.760 The things on the outside
00:23:01.480 make us who we are.
00:23:02.680 That is the opposite
00:23:04.400 of what I was told
00:23:06.120 growing up.
00:23:07.060 That's the opposite
00:23:07.680 of what Sesame,
00:23:08.440 watching Sesame Street
00:23:09.420 as a kid.
00:23:10.280 It's the opposite
00:23:11.240 of what the message
00:23:11.820 always was.
00:23:14.060 Literally the opposite.
00:23:14.960 We were told,
00:23:15.700 that was what was
00:23:16.540 drained,
00:23:17.180 drilled into your head
00:23:17.940 as a kid.
00:23:19.140 What's on the outside
00:23:20.040 doesn't make you
00:23:20.560 who you are.
00:23:21.200 It's what's on the inside
00:23:22.200 that matters, right?
00:23:23.740 That was the message.
00:23:25.460 And now they've
00:23:26.180 completely flipped it around
00:23:27.580 and said,
00:23:29.220 no, never mind.
00:23:29.740 You know what?
00:23:29.940 Actually, it is all.
00:23:30.980 Your identity is skin deep,
00:23:32.120 it turns out.
00:23:34.500 This is from Sesame Workshop.
00:23:36.680 They are explaining
00:23:38.140 what they're doing here
00:23:38.800 and this is what
00:23:39.480 they're saying.
00:23:40.060 Quote,
00:23:40.520 Sesame Workshop
00:23:41.100 has always stood
00:23:41.820 for diversity,
00:23:42.700 inclusion,
00:23:43.300 equity,
00:23:43.680 and kindness.
00:23:44.840 As a trusted source
00:23:45.820 for families,
00:23:46.520 we have a responsibility
00:23:47.240 to speak out
00:23:47.940 for racial justice
00:23:48.840 and empower families
00:23:49.880 to have conversations
00:23:51.160 about race and identity
00:23:52.360 with their children
00:23:53.040 at a young age.
00:23:54.800 No, actually,
00:23:55.860 you don't have
00:23:56.440 a responsibility
00:23:57.000 to speak out
00:23:57.840 for racial justice.
00:23:59.060 You are a show
00:23:59.840 about puppets
00:24:00.680 and a giant bird.
00:24:02.620 So you don't have
00:24:04.300 that responsibility
00:24:04.940 at all.
00:24:07.540 Your responsibility,
00:24:08.640 if you have any,
00:24:09.260 it's to teach kids
00:24:10.220 the ABCs
00:24:11.040 and the 1-2-3s.
00:24:12.540 That's pretty much
00:24:14.080 the extent of it.
00:24:16.200 It continues,
00:24:16.780 the work to dismantle racism
00:24:18.300 begins by helping children
00:24:19.680 understand what racism is
00:24:21.080 and how it hurts
00:24:21.660 and impacts people.
00:24:22.780 Sadly,
00:24:23.180 today's announcement
00:24:23.700 comes at a time
00:24:24.380 of racial and social discord
00:24:25.620 when many families
00:24:26.300 are in need of support
00:24:27.280 and talking to their children
00:24:28.540 about racism
00:24:29.260 and that's what they need
00:24:30.300 a puppet for.
00:24:31.720 We're proud to reaffirm
00:24:32.760 our coming together
00:24:33.500 commitment to racial justice,
00:24:34.820 which will be woven
00:24:35.560 into the new Sesame Workshop
00:24:37.340 content for years to come.
00:24:40.360 You know what you should
00:24:41.680 tell your kids
00:24:43.980 about race and racism?
00:24:45.520 Especially if they're
00:24:47.960 at an age
00:24:48.460 where they're watching
00:24:49.180 Sesame Street,
00:24:50.980 if they're at the
00:24:51.440 Sesame Street age,
00:24:52.720 which is what,
00:24:53.260 like three to,
00:24:54.740 I don't know,
00:24:55.300 eight or nine?
00:24:56.920 You know what you should
00:24:57.380 tell them about race
00:24:58.340 and racism?
00:25:00.080 Nothing.
00:25:01.080 You should tell them
00:25:01.940 nothing about it.
00:25:03.540 You shouldn't bother
00:25:04.280 them with it.
00:25:06.020 You should let them
00:25:06.920 be kids.
00:25:08.580 Let them be children.
00:25:09.660 instead of foisting
00:25:13.580 all of this on them.
00:25:15.660 That's what you should do.
00:25:18.580 That is,
00:25:19.780 that's what you would do
00:25:21.080 if you actually wanted
00:25:22.300 kids to live
00:25:24.220 in some kind of
00:25:25.120 racial harmony
00:25:26.440 with other kids
00:25:28.200 and to not really
00:25:29.500 worry about the races
00:25:30.980 of other kids.
00:25:31.540 If you wanted kids
00:25:32.460 to get along
00:25:33.420 with each other
00:25:34.020 and worry about
00:25:35.880 what really matters
00:25:36.640 and all of that,
00:25:38.040 that's what you would do.
00:25:38.860 You wouldn't bother
00:25:39.520 them with this.
00:25:42.000 But of course,
00:25:42.680 the people behind this,
00:25:44.160 critical race theorists
00:25:45.020 and so on,
00:25:45.420 that's not what they want.
00:25:47.320 They want,
00:25:48.440 despite what we're told here,
00:25:50.560 what we're told here
00:25:51.180 is they want to get rid
00:25:51.920 of division and discord.
00:25:52.960 That's,
00:25:53.260 that's,
00:25:53.920 that's not at all.
00:25:54.600 That's,
00:25:54.880 the opposite is true.
00:25:55.620 They,
00:25:55.920 they want to sow
00:25:56.840 division and discord
00:25:57.760 and they want to do it
00:25:59.180 at a young age
00:25:59.700 and they want our kids
00:26:02.560 to define themselves
00:26:03.360 by what's on the outside
00:26:04.180 and to define each other
00:26:05.120 by what's on the outside
00:26:05.820 and to split off
00:26:08.560 into little groups
00:26:09.280 and have their own tribes.
00:26:11.360 That's what they want.
00:26:14.040 And the sad thing is
00:26:15.520 that that's probably
00:26:16.380 what they're going to get.
00:26:18.160 It'll probably succeed.
00:26:20.120 Okay.
00:26:20.540 Another viral,
00:26:22.420 we've got a couple
00:26:22.960 videos I have to show.
00:26:25.940 None of them
00:26:26.500 that I really,
00:26:27.020 that I really want to,
00:26:27.720 but I have to,
00:26:28.380 unfortunately.
00:26:29.300 So another viral TikTok video
00:26:30.860 to show you.
00:26:31.340 This one from a woman
00:26:32.540 ranting about anti-maskers
00:26:35.720 and the pro-maskers
00:26:36.560 love this one.
00:26:37.700 It went viral online.
00:26:39.100 And here,
00:26:39.440 here's what she has to say.
00:26:40.280 Let's watch.
00:26:40.580 To the people
00:26:42.420 who refuse to wear masks
00:26:44.380 at this point,
00:26:45.560 we are done with you.
00:26:46.620 It's not up for discussion.
00:26:47.920 You can't come in.
00:26:49.040 Get the f*** out.
00:26:50.340 No,
00:26:50.680 you don't get to explain
00:26:51.460 your point of view.
00:26:52.160 It's irrelevant.
00:26:52.880 You can't go topless
00:26:53.700 or shoeless in a store
00:26:54.800 and now you can't go maskless.
00:26:56.400 Why?
00:26:56.700 Because we're trying
00:26:57.140 to ruin your freedoms?
00:26:58.120 No,
00:26:58.500 because the rules have changed
00:26:59.640 because reality has changed.
00:27:01.160 No one cares
00:27:01.920 if you don't believe
00:27:02.560 in asymptomatic spread.
00:27:03.760 No one gives a s***
00:27:04.420 that you're just there
00:27:05.220 for a couple things.
00:27:06.260 It doesn't matter
00:27:06.840 if you don't think it's fair.
00:27:08.000 That is how it is.
00:27:09.360 A functioning civilized society
00:27:11.020 has rules.
00:27:12.020 You don't get to pick
00:27:12.600 and choose which ones
00:27:13.260 you want to follow
00:27:13.820 because you wear your seatbelt,
00:27:16.840 drive the speed limit,
00:27:18.040 and wear this g***ing piece of fabric
00:27:19.900 over your nose and mouth
00:27:20.760 if you're going out in public.
00:27:21.840 The end.
00:27:23.260 F*** off.
00:27:24.200 And if you still think
00:27:25.040 it's not such a big deal,
00:27:26.100 then go volunteer
00:27:26.760 at a hospital or a morgue
00:27:27.980 because those employees
00:27:28.820 are absolutely fricking exhausted
00:27:30.600 because people like you
00:27:31.540 keep making everyone sick
00:27:32.600 and their job's harder.
00:27:33.640 Okay?
00:27:34.280 Honestly,
00:27:34.900 pull your s*** together.
00:27:37.680 Are they exhausted?
00:27:39.820 You know,
00:27:40.360 they've been making music videos
00:27:42.280 and TikTok videos
00:27:42.960 this whole time.
00:27:43.580 In fact,
00:27:43.740 we'll have one of those
00:27:44.280 coming up in here in a minute.
00:27:46.840 This is the whole argument,
00:27:48.920 right?
00:27:49.160 What you just heard there.
00:27:50.140 And it's really funny to me
00:27:51.700 to hear this from the left now
00:27:52.980 where they say,
00:27:53.740 the society has rules.
00:27:55.280 This is the,
00:27:56.320 they used to position themselves
00:27:57.780 as the rebels
00:27:58.520 in the counterculture
00:27:59.340 and now they're the ones screaming,
00:28:01.580 society has rules.
00:28:02.660 Damn it.
00:28:03.580 Obey the rules.
00:28:04.300 Again,
00:28:06.700 going back to when I was a kid
00:28:07.760 growing up,
00:28:08.260 I remember bumper stickers
00:28:11.100 that would,
00:28:13.340 and the bumper sticker slogan
00:28:14.940 was question everything.
00:28:17.400 And you see that on cars a lot.
00:28:19.860 A lot of the people now
00:28:21.380 who are wearing the mask
00:28:22.860 and paranoid about it,
00:28:24.640 I told you a few days ago,
00:28:26.420 the guy that when I got
00:28:27.480 on the elevator without a mask
00:28:28.400 and he went storming off,
00:28:30.760 whimpering and afraid,
00:28:31.560 I bet you that,
00:28:32.540 that guy when he was younger,
00:28:33.320 he had one of those bumper stickers,
00:28:34.580 question everything.
00:28:36.280 The people that had
00:28:37.160 the question everything
00:28:38.300 bumper sticker,
00:28:39.460 now this is their approach.
00:28:42.660 They went from question everything
00:28:44.020 to obey the rules.
00:28:45.340 Damn it.
00:28:46.320 Don't ask questions.
00:28:48.020 We don't care about your questions,
00:28:49.940 your point of view.
00:28:51.760 Do it because we say so.
00:28:53.740 That's it.
00:28:54.860 We're not going to tell you why.
00:28:58.740 That's why I appreciate that.
00:29:00.540 The pro-maskers are sharing that video.
00:29:03.740 And I'm glad that they are
00:29:05.060 because that is,
00:29:06.100 you saw there,
00:29:07.340 there's no argument presented.
00:29:09.840 There's no reason given.
00:29:12.940 She's not coming with statistics,
00:29:15.820 for example,
00:29:16.500 showing us,
00:29:17.720 or percentages or data,
00:29:19.420 showing us how likely it actually is
00:29:21.860 that an asymptomatic person
00:29:23.120 will spread COVID.
00:29:24.820 Not bothering with that.
00:29:28.200 In fact, she's not going to show us,
00:29:29.200 she doesn't want us to see those numbers.
00:29:31.020 They're not going to help her case.
00:29:33.300 Instead, it's,
00:29:34.640 go along with the program,
00:29:35.920 shut up,
00:29:36.840 and do it,
00:29:38.220 because we say so.
00:29:41.900 These are the,
00:29:42.540 these are the counterculture rebels.
00:29:45.680 This is what they've,
00:29:46.320 this is what has become of them.
00:29:48.160 Quite sad to see.
00:29:50.120 And I was never a big fan
00:29:51.060 of bumper stickers,
00:29:51.780 but,
00:29:52.260 and I never had to question
00:29:53.100 everything bumper sticker,
00:29:54.260 but I like that one.
00:29:56.300 That is actually,
00:29:57.620 as far as bumper sticker slogans go,
00:30:00.440 that's a good one.
00:30:01.880 That's about as good
00:30:02.700 as a bumper sticker slogan
00:30:03.540 is going to get,
00:30:04.500 actually.
00:30:05.560 Question everything.
00:30:06.500 You should.
00:30:08.320 That doesn't mean
00:30:09.060 that you should walk around
00:30:10.360 every day,
00:30:11.280 unsure,
00:30:12.380 and never drawing
00:30:13.200 any conclusions whatsoever.
00:30:14.720 But any time you,
00:30:16.680 you,
00:30:17.000 you face a new idea,
00:30:19.440 a new proposition,
00:30:21.620 a new policy
00:30:22.700 that's put in place,
00:30:23.720 a law,
00:30:24.400 whatever it is,
00:30:25.620 your first thing
00:30:27.440 should be to question it.
00:30:28.520 And the question
00:30:29.600 is very simple.
00:30:30.560 Why?
00:30:31.520 Why are we doing this?
00:30:32.820 Why is this in place?
00:30:34.400 Why is this claim being made?
00:30:37.040 Yeah.
00:30:37.720 Question.
00:30:39.660 But not anymore.
00:30:40.820 Don't question everything,
00:30:41.780 accept everything,
00:30:42.420 and shut up.
00:30:42.940 All right.
00:30:44.100 Speaking of masks,
00:30:45.520 CBS News has this story
00:30:48.220 about a new kind of mask
00:30:50.220 that you can wear
00:30:51.740 while eating.
00:30:53.700 And this is a problem.
00:30:54.960 Now,
00:30:55.860 I've been on planes
00:30:57.320 and even restaurants
00:30:59.300 where I've seen,
00:30:59.820 maybe you've seen as well,
00:31:01.000 a little bit less common
00:31:01.760 in restaurants,
00:31:02.240 but I see this on planes
00:31:03.520 all the time,
00:31:04.560 where people,
00:31:05.140 they'll wear the full mask
00:31:06.780 and they'll pull the mask down.
00:31:08.860 I was watching someone
00:31:09.660 this weekend
00:31:11.340 on a plane doing this.
00:31:12.280 They had a bag of peanuts
00:31:14.980 and they had the mask on.
00:31:17.340 They would pull the mask down,
00:31:19.120 put one peanut in the mouth,
00:31:20.980 pull the mask up,
00:31:22.200 chew and swallow,
00:31:23.140 mask down,
00:31:23.840 another peanut,
00:31:24.440 and just that whole process.
00:31:28.380 But there's a solution now.
00:31:30.540 And let's play this video here.
00:31:31.820 Here is the solution.
00:31:32.600 You see there,
00:31:36.700 the mask,
00:31:37.800 just the mask over the nose.
00:31:43.060 This is a new thing.
00:31:44.360 It's just been introduced.
00:31:45.660 I don't know if you can get it online yet
00:31:46.660 if you're excited, maybe.
00:31:47.380 So the idea is that
00:31:50.380 you're going to wear two masks
00:31:51.320 and one is a normal mask
00:31:52.420 over the mouth and nose
00:31:53.120 and then you're going to wear
00:31:53.580 a second mask.
00:31:55.500 Maybe this will be a third,
00:31:56.300 because you're wearing
00:31:56.700 two regular masks
00:31:57.640 and then a third one
00:31:58.500 where it's the mask
00:31:59.580 just over the nose.
00:32:02.300 And then when you want to eat,
00:32:03.360 you take off the two
00:32:04.440 bigger masks
00:32:05.440 and you have only the mask
00:32:06.620 over the nose
00:32:07.180 and you can eat.
00:32:08.820 What I love about that
00:32:10.080 is that it looks exactly
00:32:12.920 like a clown nose.
00:32:15.620 And that is,
00:32:16.440 it, you know,
00:32:18.500 pardon the pun,
00:32:19.100 but it's a little bit
00:32:19.840 too on the nose, in fact.
00:32:23.280 Because yes, you do,
00:32:24.360 that is what a clown would do.
00:32:28.100 So if you're worried,
00:32:28.900 you can always do that.
00:32:29.620 Wear the mask over the nose.
00:32:31.720 Unless, as I said,
00:32:32.560 you have anything like
00:32:33.800 dignity, self-respect,
00:32:34.940 in which case.
00:32:35.960 In which case,
00:32:36.640 you'll take the mask off
00:32:37.540 and eat like a normal human being.
00:32:39.500 Okay, finally,
00:32:40.140 I got to play this too.
00:32:41.040 I know we're playing
00:32:41.760 video after video here,
00:32:42.880 but I got to,
00:32:43.380 I have to do this.
00:32:47.400 You know that I have no choice
00:32:49.760 but to do it
00:32:50.420 because the boomers,
00:32:51.760 they won't stop making
00:32:53.060 music videos
00:32:54.040 for TikTok.
00:32:56.660 Which means
00:32:57.400 if they're not going to stop
00:32:59.080 making them,
00:32:59.880 I can't stop showing them.
00:33:01.640 I have no,
00:33:02.340 this is my responsibility.
00:33:04.000 Sesame Street has their responsibility
00:33:05.200 to talk about race.
00:33:05.980 This is my responsibility
00:33:06.740 to play you
00:33:07.900 the music videos
00:33:08.720 that boomers make for TikTok.
00:33:10.080 And here's the latest one
00:33:11.400 put together by
00:33:12.220 a doctor's office.
00:33:13.820 And here's what they've got.
00:33:14.600 Let's watch.
00:33:14.960 I can't tell by the way you call
00:33:30.560 It's that COVID man
00:33:32.100 No time to talk
00:33:33.420 Vaccines out whenever you want
00:33:35.660 Come see us in
00:33:36.820 Reserve you want
00:33:37.960 Not when I'm at
00:33:39.160 Not okay
00:33:40.220 I'm gonna go the other way
00:33:42.800 Gotta do more
00:33:43.740 This season
00:33:44.820 Then wear your mask
00:33:45.980 And wash your hands
00:33:47.400 Whether it's McGonagher
00:33:48.360 Or whether it's Pfizer
00:33:49.440 We're staying alive
00:33:50.520 Staying alive
00:33:51.660 We're physical
00:33:52.440 Shakers and painful
00:33:53.480 Handikens
00:33:54.100 We're staying alive
00:33:55.120 Staying alive
00:33:56.260 Remember these medical professionals
00:34:01.720 Are exhausted
00:34:02.340 We just heard that
00:34:02.940 From the mask lady
00:34:03.620 They're exhausted
00:34:04.860 They've been working so hard
00:34:06.260 I bet they are exhausted
00:34:07.560 After shooting this music video
00:34:09.700 It looks pretty exhausting
00:34:11.520 I'm just trying to imagine
00:34:14.040 Going to the doctor's office
00:34:15.400 For some legitimate ailment
00:34:17.160 And you walk in
00:34:19.260 And you find the doctor
00:34:21.280 In a wig
00:34:23.240 In a disco outfit
00:34:25.800 With a big prop syringe
00:34:29.960 Dancing through the hallways
00:34:31.300 What are you gonna think?
00:34:33.420 You're gonna think this guy's psychotic
00:34:34.980 Which
00:34:35.220 And your assumption will be true
00:34:36.840 So there it is
00:34:39.980 I did my part
00:34:41.300 And I showed it to you
00:34:41.980 And we'll try to move on
00:34:43.900 As best we can
00:34:44.480 Let's go to reading the YouTube comments
00:34:45.980 Jesse Richard says
00:34:47.140 Matt seems like the kind of stern father
00:34:49.120 That still adheres to middle school rules
00:34:51.220 Like I called it
00:34:52.320 And dares
00:34:52.880 If you've been banned from the show
00:34:54.660 I'd imagine all it would take
00:34:55.780 Is a triple dog dare
00:34:56.720 For him to unban you
00:34:57.780 And Matt would be obliged to do it
00:34:59.300 This is
00:35:00.600 So on point
00:35:02.500 You have distilled me down
00:35:04.440 To my essence right here
00:35:06.240 Because that
00:35:06.700 You
00:35:07.140 That is actually exactly right
00:35:09.500 I understand myself better now
00:35:12.460 After reading that YouTube comment
00:35:13.660 A stern father who adheres to middle school rules
00:35:16.840 That is
00:35:17.520 That is
00:35:18.000 True
00:35:18.600 That's
00:35:19.660 That's who I am
00:35:20.340 Stern father
00:35:23.680 But also
00:35:24.200 Immature
00:35:25.040 In some really strange ways
00:35:27.240 And it makes for an odd combination
00:35:29.680 I do
00:35:31.880 For example
00:35:32.280 My kids
00:35:33.320 I have them
00:35:34.480 To decide who has to do what
00:35:36.360 Sure
00:35:36.680 I have them do rock, paper, scissors
00:35:38.080 For that
00:35:38.420 That's my idea
00:35:39.080 I tell them
00:35:39.560 That's the requirement
00:35:40.340 To do rock, paper, scissors
00:35:43.340 Those kinds of things
00:35:45.080 I still
00:35:45.640 I believe in those rules
00:35:46.440 Rock, paper, scissors
00:35:47.380 Call it
00:35:48.340 Shotgun
00:35:49.140 All that
00:35:49.840 I live by that
00:35:51.080 I will die by it
00:35:52.540 Let's see
00:35:54.760 The other comment says
00:35:56.540 Matt, you're always ranting and raving about cats and dogs
00:35:58.820 You should get a bird
00:35:59.660 They're neat
00:36:00.900 They're clever
00:36:01.740 They can fly
00:36:02.660 And some even talk
00:36:03.780 You would like them
00:36:05.140 First of all
00:36:06.740 The last thing I need
00:36:07.800 Is another
00:36:08.380 Talking creature
00:36:10.800 In the house
00:36:11.520 The fact that they can talk
00:36:13.960 Is not a positive for me
00:36:15.400 That's not a selling point
00:36:16.500 When you say
00:36:19.160 Well, here's an animal
00:36:20.420 That
00:36:20.760 You know
00:36:22.620 They got all the disadvantages
00:36:23.520 Of a cat and dog
00:36:24.340 But also
00:36:24.740 They make more noise
00:36:25.740 Oh, it's you
00:36:27.500 Let me go get one then
00:36:28.340 I will say though
00:36:29.900 I saw a study yesterday
00:36:31.080 Well, I didn't actually read the study
00:36:33.180 But I saw the headline
00:36:33.980 And the headline was
00:36:35.040 That
00:36:35.500 According to the study
00:36:36.760 Birds
00:36:37.680 Give people
00:36:38.560 As much happiness
00:36:39.500 As money
00:36:40.160 That's the claim anyway
00:36:41.580 And I can see how that'd be true
00:36:43.500 If the bird is bringing you money
00:36:45.900 But
00:36:47.200 Outside of that
00:36:47.920 I don't see it
00:36:49.360 Finally
00:36:50.460 Matt
00:36:52.200 Now that you've
00:36:53.020 Effectively banished
00:36:54.060 All of your viewers
00:36:54.860 Except me
00:36:55.600 Do I get a prize
00:36:56.660 Asking for a handout
00:36:59.300 That's what you're doing
00:37:00.440 You know what that gets you
00:37:02.200 Banned from the show
00:37:03.760 Of course
00:37:04.460 We've been talking a lot
00:37:05.940 About the constitution
00:37:07.060 And gun rights
00:37:08.100 This week
00:37:08.720 And it's
00:37:09.460 It's always
00:37:10.160 An extremely important topic
00:37:12.460 Never more so
00:37:14.180 Than right now
00:37:15.240 In this moment
00:37:15.980 And conservatives
00:37:16.700 You know
00:37:16.920 We say we love the constitution
00:37:17.800 We say we care so much
00:37:19.120 About gun rights
00:37:20.160 And all the rights
00:37:20.740 That the constitution affords us
00:37:21.860 Yet
00:37:22.500 How many of us
00:37:23.320 Have actually
00:37:23.700 Taken the time to study it
00:37:25.020 How many of us
00:37:25.640 Stand ready to defend it
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00:37:49.060 That I have
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00:39:07.600 Now let's get to
00:39:08.560 Our daily cancellation
00:39:09.360 So we have another
00:39:12.840 Reverse cancellation
00:39:13.680 This is where I'm
00:39:14.420 I'm being canceled
00:39:15.200 But at the last minute
00:39:16.220 In a dramatic turn of events
00:39:17.400 I managed to evade
00:39:18.500 My cancelers
00:39:19.300 And turn the cancellation
00:39:20.200 Back around
00:39:20.800 And I'm a highly specialized
00:39:21.900 And devastating maneuver
00:39:23.060 Today it begins with news
00:39:24.680 Out of Georgia
00:39:25.460 We'll read now
00:39:26.780 From the Daily Wire
00:39:27.420 It says
00:39:27.660 Georgia Governor
00:39:28.220 Brian Kemp
00:39:28.940 Signed the Republican-backed
00:39:30.320 Election Integrity Act
00:39:31.400 Of 2021
00:39:31.960 Or SB202
00:39:33.740 Into law Thursday
00:39:34.520 As Democratic lawmakers
00:39:35.380 Protested the bill
00:39:36.240 The legislation seeks
00:39:37.120 To tighten up elections
00:39:38.040 And reduce fraud
00:39:38.940 By enforcing conformity
00:39:40.560 Across the state
00:39:41.280 Amping up voter ID
00:39:42.360 Restricting drop boxes
00:39:43.900 And expanding in-person voting
00:39:45.360 Among additional
00:39:46.000 Election-related overhauls
00:39:47.260 The bill's provisions
00:39:48.420 Add ID requirements
00:39:49.720 For absentee by mail ballots
00:39:51.260 When Georgians return their ballots
00:39:53.600 They'll be required
00:39:54.160 To use a form of identification
00:39:55.360 Identification to verify
00:39:57.000 Who they are
00:39:57.560 As noted by NPR
00:39:59.200 This change
00:39:59.800 Replaces the controversial method
00:40:01.660 That is election workers
00:40:02.500 Match signatures
00:40:03.360 And applications
00:40:04.020 And ballot envelopes
00:40:05.000 With those on file
00:40:06.040 SB202 also expands
00:40:08.340 In-person voting access
00:40:09.840 Kemp's signing of the bill
00:40:11.420 Sparked protests
00:40:12.620 From Democratic representatives
00:40:13.880 Democratic representative
00:40:14.700 Park Cannon
00:40:15.540 Was detained
00:40:17.440 By Georgia State Patrol
00:40:19.420 After she made it
00:40:20.240 To an entrance
00:40:20.720 Of the governor's office
00:40:21.940 She was escorted
00:40:22.940 Out of the building
00:40:23.500 In handcuffs
00:40:24.160 But it remains unclear
00:40:25.360 If Cannon will be charged
00:40:26.340 With anything
00:40:26.820 All right
00:40:27.800 Now we must say
00:40:29.640 First of all
00:40:30.140 Thank you
00:40:31.100 To the police officers
00:40:32.120 Who arrested
00:40:32.720 The insurrectionist
00:40:33.720 Park Cannon
00:40:34.340 She was trying to interfere
00:40:36.080 With the democratic process
00:40:37.140 And in so doing
00:40:37.860 She represented
00:40:38.460 A profound threat
00:40:39.580 To our democracy
00:40:40.740 And our way of life
00:40:41.560 Truly
00:40:42.460 March 25th
00:40:43.580 2021
00:40:44.000 Will live forever
00:40:45.520 In our memories
00:40:46.060 As the day
00:40:47.200 That a violent insurrectionist
00:40:49.060 Nearly destroyed
00:40:50.040 Our whole system
00:40:51.520 Of government
00:40:51.960 If not for the efforts
00:40:53.520 Of our brave
00:40:54.020 Uniformed officers
00:40:54.880 And of the steely
00:40:56.220 Determination
00:40:56.900 Of Governor Kemp
00:40:58.140 Who is no doubt
00:40:58.840 Traumatized
00:40:59.900 By the whole affair
00:41:01.380 Maybe he can do
00:41:02.960 An Instagram live video
00:41:03.980 And tell us about it
00:41:05.000 More to the point
00:41:06.420 As for the bill itself
00:41:07.480 I consider it
00:41:09.180 To be a good start
00:41:09.920 Many on the left
00:41:11.440 Are saying that
00:41:11.980 It will prevent
00:41:12.660 People from voting
00:41:13.360 It'll do no such thing
00:41:14.800 There's no reason
00:41:15.620 Why anyone who wants
00:41:16.620 To vote should be
00:41:17.260 Stopped from voting
00:41:18.160 By a bill like this
00:41:19.860 But personally
00:41:21.580 As you know
00:41:22.660 If you listen to this show
00:41:23.600 I am unapologetically
00:41:25.100 In favor of stopping
00:41:26.400 People from voting
00:41:27.280 The accusation
00:41:29.200 Is that we on the right
00:41:30.300 Want to disenfranchise people
00:41:31.640 The thing is
00:41:33.080 What I'll say to that
00:41:33.820 Is yeah I do
00:41:34.780 Not all people
00:41:37.000 Let me be clear
00:41:38.000 I don't want to
00:41:38.460 Disenfranchise everyone
00:41:39.520 Just most people
00:41:41.160 Like many millions
00:41:43.140 I think that one of
00:41:45.760 The greatest crises
00:41:46.860 Our system of government
00:41:48.080 Phases
00:41:48.380 Perhaps the crisis
00:41:49.840 Is that the course
00:41:51.460 Of our country
00:41:52.020 And our political system
00:41:52.960 Is decided
00:41:53.560 By hordes
00:41:54.520 Of people
00:41:55.300 And a large percentage
00:41:57.160 Of whom
00:41:57.640 Have absolutely
00:41:58.700 No idea
00:41:59.440 What they're doing
00:42:00.140 Why they're doing it
00:42:01.740 What's going on
00:42:03.120 Who they're actually
00:42:04.220 Voting for
00:42:04.820 Or anything else
00:42:05.580 That's why
00:42:07.280 I favor testing
00:42:08.340 Perhaps other requirements
00:42:09.860 As well
00:42:10.680 To ensure
00:42:11.280 That only those Americans
00:42:12.800 Who are informed
00:42:14.000 And competent
00:42:14.680 Are able to vote
00:42:15.580 As I've explained
00:42:17.060 Many times
00:42:17.560 Voting is not
00:42:18.620 A God-given right
00:42:19.420 It's a privilege
00:42:20.280 And it's a privilege
00:42:21.360 That should only
00:42:22.040 Be exercised
00:42:22.820 By those
00:42:23.500 Who are most
00:42:24.000 Fit to do so
00:42:24.900 I take that position
00:42:27.380 Because I care
00:42:28.140 About our country
00:42:28.700 And our system
00:42:29.380 I would submit
00:42:32.300 That if you
00:42:33.100 Want to encourage
00:42:34.140 The hordes
00:42:35.460 Of ignoramuses
00:42:37.620 Who have no idea
00:42:38.460 What they're doing
00:42:38.860 If you want to
00:42:39.220 Encourage them
00:42:39.880 To stumble
00:42:41.120 Into the voting booth
00:42:41.880 Or not even stumble
00:42:42.680 And just send in
00:42:43.320 A ballot
00:42:44.180 Randomly
00:42:45.220 Making a selection
00:42:46.380 With no basis
00:42:47.820 Of knowledge
00:42:48.280 Or information
00:42:48.860 Underlying that selection
00:42:50.240 You are the one
00:42:51.400 Who has no respect
00:42:52.900 For our system
00:42:53.500 Our way of life
00:42:54.180 Our democracy
00:42:54.800 Now
00:42:56.400 I realize that
00:42:58.260 My view is seen
00:42:59.240 As heresy
00:42:59.780 In our country today
00:43:00.520 And it's very upsetting
00:43:01.360 For people to hear it
00:43:02.560 But
00:43:03.500 You know
00:43:04.460 The good thing for me
00:43:05.080 Is that I don't really
00:43:05.920 Give a damn
00:43:06.420 What anyone thinks
00:43:07.140 Or how they feel
00:43:07.720 So
00:43:07.960 I'll continue saying it
00:43:10.060 I made this case
00:43:11.060 Yet again on Twitter
00:43:11.780 Last night
00:43:12.280 In response to the Georgia bill
00:43:13.420 And lots of people
00:43:14.040 Were upset
00:43:14.380 As you expect
00:43:14.960 The primary complaint
00:43:16.580 Or accusation
00:43:17.980 Is that I'm racist
00:43:20.140 And of course
00:43:22.000 That's
00:43:22.500 Anytime people
00:43:23.340 Disagree with you
00:43:23.860 That's going to be
00:43:24.560 Their primary thing
00:43:25.500 That they say
00:43:25.900 In response
00:43:26.180 No matter what
00:43:26.700 Your opinion is
00:43:27.380 They're going to
00:43:27.660 Call it racist
00:43:28.140 But many of the people
00:43:29.500 In the outrage mob
00:43:30.360 And this happens
00:43:31.160 Whenever I raise
00:43:31.960 This subject
00:43:32.680 Accuse me of racism
00:43:35.240 For saying that
00:43:36.100 Only competent
00:43:36.880 And informed people
00:43:38.000 Should be voting
00:43:38.720 But calling my position
00:43:41.200 On that subject
00:43:42.080 Racist
00:43:42.660 Is frankly
00:43:43.880 The most racist
00:43:45.140 Thing I've ever heard
00:43:46.320 Why would you assume
00:43:48.500 That a test
00:43:50.160 Measuring basic
00:43:51.200 Voter competency
00:43:52.020 Would have the effect
00:43:53.060 Of disenfranchising
00:43:54.020 Minorities
00:43:54.560 Tell me why
00:43:56.600 You assume that
00:43:57.320 Strikes me as a
00:43:58.940 Deeply bigoted
00:43:59.940 Assumption
00:44:00.460 And let's remember
00:44:02.580 It's your assumption
00:44:04.120 Not mine
00:44:04.980 I have no opinion
00:44:07.920 About how the
00:44:08.680 Different races
00:44:09.380 Would perform
00:44:10.100 On a test like this
00:44:11.220 I have no preference
00:44:12.080 Either
00:44:12.400 I don't care what
00:44:13.640 Color your skin is
00:44:14.560 When you go to vote
00:44:15.120 Doesn't matter to me
00:44:15.860 I only care
00:44:17.300 That you're informed
00:44:18.180 And engaged
00:44:18.920 That's it
00:44:19.900 I think we could
00:44:22.340 Change our country
00:44:23.540 For the better
00:44:24.120 Dramatically
00:44:24.720 We could
00:44:25.040 We could
00:44:25.380 We could have
00:44:26.580 Almost a utopia
00:44:28.300 Maybe not quite a utopia
00:44:29.300 But we can get as close
00:44:30.120 As we possibly can get to it
00:44:31.500 If you just made
00:44:33.500 This simple change
00:44:34.240 Of weeding out
00:44:36.160 The ignorant people
00:44:37.440 Who have no business
00:44:38.260 In the voting booth
00:44:39.020 Any race
00:44:42.300 It doesn't matter
00:44:42.920 I also believe
00:44:44.700 Anyone of any race
00:44:45.760 Is perfectly capable
00:44:46.920 Of being informed
00:44:48.340 And engaged
00:44:48.800 Especially these days
00:44:49.840 Because the internet
00:44:51.060 Gives us all
00:44:52.100 All
00:44:52.940 Gives us all the access
00:44:54.080 To all the information
00:44:54.820 We need
00:44:55.240 You carry around
00:44:57.080 In your pocket
00:44:57.860 Every day
00:44:58.620 A portal
00:44:59.880 To
00:45:01.240 All of the
00:45:02.820 Accumulated knowledge
00:45:04.280 And information
00:45:05.080 Mankind has to offer
00:45:06.860 You have it
00:45:07.680 In your pocket
00:45:08.680 On this device
00:45:09.520 There's no excuse
00:45:11.100 To be uninformed
00:45:11.840 In the year 2021
00:45:12.660 Anyone
00:45:14.040 Can know
00:45:15.220 Anything
00:45:15.940 Now the fact
00:45:17.920 That we use this
00:45:19.000 Thing
00:45:20.280 Not to make
00:45:21.360 Ourselves informed
00:45:22.200 But to make
00:45:22.720 Ourselves dumber
00:45:23.520 Well that's our choice
00:45:25.000 It doesn't have to be
00:45:25.960 That way
00:45:26.400 It takes only
00:45:28.440 Minimal effort
00:45:29.260 To become informed
00:45:31.020 And anyone is capable
00:45:31.840 Of expending that effort
00:45:32.680 Those who can't be bothered
00:45:34.820 Shouldn't vote
00:45:35.660 Those who assume
00:45:37.940 That racial minorities
00:45:39.380 Are less capable
00:45:40.420 Or less interested
00:45:41.560 In informing themselves
00:45:42.400 Are again
00:45:43.220 Racist
00:45:44.100 This is the bigotry
00:45:45.540 Of low expectations
00:45:46.420 On steroids
00:45:47.300 It's degrading
00:45:48.080 It's insulting
00:45:48.700 It's like if you're a man
00:45:50.500 And you ask another guy
00:45:51.340 To hand you a jar of pickles
00:45:53.060 And right before he hands it to you
00:45:54.680 He says
00:45:55.020 Here let me get this open for you
00:45:56.400 There you go
00:45:56.940 That's not a backhanded favor
00:45:59.280 It's just a backhand
00:46:00.380 And this is how white leftists
00:46:02.620 Treat minorities
00:46:03.280 And they do this
00:46:04.060 While calling for equality
00:46:05.240 And accusing their opposition
00:46:06.660 Of interfering with the very equality
00:46:08.760 That they oppose
00:46:10.140 I believe in total equality
00:46:12.820 In the voting booth
00:46:13.520 That is
00:46:14.240 Every competent adult
00:46:16.400 Should be able to vote
00:46:17.320 Black, white, whatever
00:46:18.820 I don't care
00:46:19.380 However that cookie crumbles
00:46:21.380 Whatever the racial makeup
00:46:23.180 Of the electorate
00:46:24.040 Ends up being
00:46:24.820 After we test for competency
00:46:26.060 Well that's how it is
00:46:27.980 If it ends up
00:46:29.720 That I can't vote
00:46:30.700 Because as my critics
00:46:31.740 Accuse me
00:46:32.340 I'm advocating
00:46:34.020 For competent voting
00:46:34.920 While being an incompetent
00:46:36.120 Moron myself
00:46:37.000 So be it
00:46:38.460 If that's the case
00:46:40.320 I'm not playing favorites
00:46:41.600 I hold everyone
00:46:43.440 To the same standard
00:46:44.280 If you don't
00:46:46.140 Then I'd say that
00:46:47.260 You're the one
00:46:48.020 With a bigotry problem
00:46:49.020 You're also the one
00:46:50.920 Who
00:46:51.160 I'm afraid to say
00:46:52.320 Is cancelled
00:46:53.520 And we'll leave it there
00:46:55.480 For today
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