The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 726 - Drag Queen Indoctrination Hour

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, PBS has teamed up with the New York City Department of Education

00:00:03.900 to bring drag queens and children together. We'll discuss the never-ending efforts to groom and

00:00:08.680 sexualize children today. And five headlines, including a Democrat congressman righteously

00:00:13.600 screaming at Republicans for not living in reality. But what the hell do Democrats know

00:00:18.120 about reality? And Joe Rogan gets into trouble for daring to suggest that there might be some

00:00:22.860 anti-white sentiment out there, possibly. Plus, China institutes a new divorce law that's way

00:00:28.340 better than our divorce laws. We can learn something, at least with that, when it comes

00:00:32.260 to divorce. And in our daily cancellation, I will respond to a popular YouTuber who tried to demolish

00:00:38.400 and destroy me for my views on masking. All of that and more today on The Matt Wall Show.

00:00:52.860 So I wonder sometimes just how brazen it has to be, just how in your face, how obvious,

00:00:57.460 how outrageous, before everyone fully understands that there is a very real plot to groom and

00:01:02.540 sexualize our children. This is not something happening out on the fringes. It's not relegated

00:01:07.040 only to weirdos and sex offenders driving their creepy vans around town, though many of the people

00:01:12.040 doing it may be sex offenders, whether convicted or not. I'm not sure how many of them drive vans,

00:01:17.240 however. The point is that the cultural powers that be are preying on children and doing it out in

00:01:22.560 the open, often with little resistance from the public. Far from resistance, oftentimes they're

00:01:27.260 applauded. Sometimes they do it with the help of tax funding. And that brings us to a report from

00:01:32.720 Mary Margaret Olihan in The Daily Caller. She writes, quote,

00:01:36.040 A children's show on PBS featured drag queen and author Little Miss Hot Mess singing, dancing and

00:01:44.380 reading a book about drag queens to an intended audience of three to eight year olds. The episode

00:01:49.240 is part of the series Let's Learn, a public television series produced in partnership with PBS member

00:01:54.240 station WNET and the New York City Department of Education. This according to the spokeswoman,

00:02:00.860 Lindy Horvitz, she's the spokeswoman for WNET. The spokeswoman emphasized repeatedly that Let's

00:02:06.340 Learn is not a PBS series, but was made available to PBS stations. The Little Hot Mess episode first

00:02:13.300 aired March 31st, she said, and WNET has received only a small handful of messages complaining about

00:02:18.700 the show. A tag on the PBS website says Let's Learn helps children ages three to eight with at-home

00:02:25.740 learning. One hour programs feature instruction by educators and virtual field trips. I don't know if

00:02:32.560 the drag queen thing is an educator or if that's a virtual field trip. I don't know. There it is. They only

00:02:40.520 got a small handful of messages complaining. As long as only a few people are complaining, then surely

00:02:46.460 there's nothing wrong. Or perhaps we can use our own judgment to determine whether this is appropriate

00:02:52.180 for children. Here's a clip, if you can stomach it. We are going to sing and dance it out.

00:02:59.500 So get your singing voices ready. And we're going to start with our hips. The hips on the drag queen

00:03:09.140 go swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish, swish. The hips on the drag queen

00:03:16.740 goes up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up. The hair on the drag queen goes up, up, up, up, all through

00:03:23.160 the town. The shoes on the drag queen go, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, let me hear it!

00:03:31.520 Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp. The shoes on the drag queen go, stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp, let me hear it!

00:03:39.340 go stomp stomp stomp stomp stomp stomp let me hear it stomp stomp stomp the shoes on the dragon

00:03:46.880 go stomp stomp stomp all through the town so there it is i hope that guy

00:03:56.840 felt as stupid doing that as he looked just a cross-dressing man singing about his hips to

00:04:05.720 a group of elementary schoolers and we haven't gotten to the best part yet that comes at the

00:04:10.260 very end let's watch that the dance of the dragon goes twirl twirl twirl twirl twirl twirl twirl

00:04:20.340 twirl twirl the dance of the dragon goes twirl twirl twirl all through the town

00:04:34.300 big finish excellent give yourselves a round of applause i think we might have some drag queens

00:04:44.500 in training on our hands so drag queens in training he's again talking about three-year-olds

00:04:51.680 as i always like to emphasize anytime this subject comes up and unfortunately the subject of drag shows

00:04:57.380 for children comes up quite a bit but as i like to emphasize drag is burlesque for gay men that's

00:05:03.940 what it is so if if um if your mind and soul are so numb at this point that you don't viscerally and

00:05:11.280 immediately understand why this is outrageously inappropriate and grotesque just imagine a

00:05:17.320 scenario where a female burlesque performer from las vegas was brought in in full costume to talk to

00:05:24.920 young children and encourage the four-year-old girls in attendance to become burlesque dancers

00:05:29.360 i bet we have some burlesque dancers in training here imagine that though i've been making this

00:05:37.220 point this comparison for a while and i must admit that it may be losing its punch a little bit as we

00:05:42.140 may indeed be reaching a point where people where few people would object to a burlesque dancer

00:05:47.360 recruiting four-year-old girls it's hard to find a shared frame of reference when making moral

00:05:52.800 arguments these days as we are surrounded by amoral lunatics and perverts sadly but in any case

00:05:58.700 the point remains that drag is an inherently sexual fetishistic thing often the drag queens have

00:06:05.860 names that make that fact explicitly clear never mind by the way we're not even covering the fact

00:06:11.500 of how degrading all of this is to women which is one of the first things that comes to mind every

00:06:15.420 time i see something like that drag is a gendered form of blackface it is a gratuitous parody of

00:06:21.380 womanhood a caricature it makes a cartoon of femininity that's what it's designed to do it

00:06:27.380 appropriates and demeans and degrades and i would say that no matter the ages of the spectators but

00:06:32.880 when you consider the ages here the whole thing takes on an even more sinister light

00:06:36.100 now um i can make this argument and i have many times but what i wish i could really do is toss the ball

00:06:44.280 back into the other side of the court i would like for those who are okay with this

00:06:49.240 or in favor of it actively in favor of it to explain why because they never really do if you notice

00:06:57.920 reading stories to children is great i'm all for that singing songs to children is great i'm not

00:07:04.040 going to be the one to sing them but that's good too but why do you want a man in a female costume to do

00:07:09.460 it of all the candidates to sit and read a story why that it's not like there's a shortage of people

00:07:17.500 who can read stories to kids and so we're forced to hire drag queens to do the job that americans

00:07:22.280 won't do that's not the case no this is done for a reason what is that reason the most we'll ever be

00:07:29.620 told is that we need the drag queens to promote tolerance and inclusivity but again why do you need

00:07:36.980 drag queens specifically for that purpose why are they the ones carrying the tolerance torch for

00:07:43.860 children well perhaps the word tolerance here is actually quite apt the tolerance that the left is

00:07:53.500 after is it is tolerance but it's tolerance in the same way that we might talk about pain tolerance or

00:08:01.200 tolerance of alcohol another term might be conditioning or desensitization the idea is to

00:08:08.420 expose the kids to all forms of debauchery and weirdness early on so that they're numb to it and

00:08:14.400 less able to resist it less interested in resisting it as they grow older now just to amplify the point

00:08:19.740 consider for a moment the the cinderella remake which is currently in the works by sony pictures the

00:08:25.760 new film will feature of course a quote diverse cast including a quote genderless fairy godmother

00:08:32.740 called fab g played by actor billy porter let's listen to billy porter because this is kind of

00:08:39.020 instructive here he is in an interview a little while ago explaining his role and why he thinks that

00:08:45.860 it's so profound let's listen what hit me when i was on set last week how profound it is that i am playing

00:08:56.980 the fairy godmother they call it the fab g magic has no gender

00:09:04.540 um we are presenting this character as genderless

00:09:10.540 at least that that's how i'm playing it and it's really powerful you know this is a classic this is a classic

00:09:19.540 fairy tale um for a new generation and i think that the new generation is really ready

00:09:26.940 you know the kids are ready it's the grown-ups that are slowing stuff down that is true that quote

00:09:35.240 yeah put that quote on a t-shirt put that quote everywhere yeah like kids are okay with it uh a

00:09:40.380 couple questions immediately come to mind like why is the dude wearing my grandmother's fake house

00:09:45.100 plants on his head and why does he look like he's smelling a fart after every sentence that he utters but

00:09:51.940 anyway oh the quote at the end there you hear that it goes back to the anchors so they say oh yeah

00:09:58.580 put put that quote on a t-shirt put it everywhere well what quote are they talking about the kids are

00:10:04.040 ready to be clear that's the quote that the two weirdos at the end are referring to that's the quote

00:10:09.920 that got them all excited the kids are ready or as the guy on the left paraphrased it the kids are okay

00:10:16.200 with it he actually said that i don't know about you but to me the kids are okay with it and the

00:10:24.060 kids are ready sounds less like a rallying cry for the masses and more like the rationalizations of a

00:10:29.540 predator and that's not far off the mark in fact i mean that's what it is after all what are these

00:10:34.100 people think that the kids are ready for exactly what do you mean they're ready ready for what

00:10:39.300 according to the left the kids are ready to adopt all of their most radical sexual dogmas

00:10:45.780 and they're ready quote unquote because adults have conditioned them for it quite intentionally

00:10:51.840 but in truth of course kids are not ready for any of this they're not ready for drag queens they're

00:11:00.720 not ready for gay gender bending fairy godmothers they're not ready to have the left's gender identity

00:11:06.100 madness foist upon them they're not quote unquote ready because they're children and they should be

00:11:12.700 allowed to remain children to remain innocent to remain in a stable comprehensible understandable

00:11:20.780 reality where boys are boys and girls are girls that's what they're ready for that's what they need

00:11:26.520 but our degenerate culture has as always other ideas let's get now to our five headlines

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00:12:54.420 all right um and i should let you know by the way that uh you will be unfortunately deprived of

00:12:59.540 my presence tomorrow i'm not going to be here taking one day off and i am um going i'm going on

00:13:07.500 a quick trip for a few days and i'll be driving it's 11 hours i'm driving rather than rather than

00:13:14.140 take a plane that's how i've always been someone i'm gonna i'm gonna air on the side of driving as

00:13:19.140 much as i could get away with it to avoid a plane but at this point especially now

00:13:23.520 with all of the regulations they still have in place you got to wear a mask the whole time they

00:13:28.680 just made it absolutely miserable it was already miserable flying i already hated it and over the

00:13:33.300 last year they've they've they've done everything they can to make it even more uncomfortable and

00:13:37.140 degrading and dehumanizing um and it's i will yeah i will drive 11 or 12 hours easily rather than get

00:13:44.640 on a plane even if that trip would have been an hour and a half um i i'm quickly reaching a point

00:13:52.080 especially if they don't lay off this masking stuff which on planes who knows if they ever will

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00:14:06.980 all right let's start here house republicans yesterday opposed a measure to form a commission

00:14:13.740 to investigate the events of january 6th they want to have a january 6th commission to investigate

00:14:22.080 because we haven't investigated enough there aren't enough investigations already

00:14:26.560 there are as far as i can tell like dozens of investigations into this um into you know people

00:14:34.540 trespassing in capitol hill the federal local dc's all all levels of government various agencies

00:14:42.900 they're tracking these people down and anyone they can find any little old grandmother who

00:14:50.960 you know crossed the uh crossed the threshold into the building for 15 seconds uh they're gonna

00:14:56.060 they're gonna they're sending SWAT teams to our house to put her in prison for for 17 years

00:15:00.660 but it's not enough we need more more investigations

00:15:05.560 as far as investigating the uh rioting that happened and terrorized our cities for months on end

00:15:13.920 and in which uh dozens of people were killed and billions of dollars was was damage was inflicted

00:15:19.960 no they're not we don't need to investigate that so obviously uh this should be opposed republicans

00:15:27.080 should oppose it and not every republican did i think 30 plus were were on board with the with

00:15:34.000 the commission um it should be opposed for that reason because again of the double standard but

00:15:41.660 also because you absolutely know that this is going to become a political which it's already a

00:15:46.520 political witch hunt but a january 6th commission that's all it's going to be transparently it's going

00:15:52.900 to be a political witch hunt so uh republicans opposed it and that that led to a lot of stunned

00:15:59.860 reactions by democrats they were taken aback offended stunned how could how could you not be

00:16:05.440 we were we were under siege we were attacked our lives were in jeopardy you don't want to investigate

00:16:12.800 this more how dare you that was generally the reaction summarizing uh but representative tim ryan

00:16:20.420 democrat obviously from i think ohio he uh they were all competing to get on cable news and to have

00:16:28.660 the most self-righteous kind of reaction but i think tim ryan managed to take the cake let's let's uh

00:16:36.320 watch his performance german uh is recognized for 30 seconds i want to thank the gentleman from new

00:16:42.880 york and the other republicans who are supporting this and thank them for their bipartisanship to the

00:16:47.460 other 90 percent of our friends on the other side of the aisle holy cow incoherence no idea what

00:16:55.560 you're talking about ben gaza you guys chased the former secretary of state all over the country spent

00:17:01.980 millions of dollars we have people scaling the capital hitting the capital police with lead pipes

00:17:07.980 across the head and we can't get bipartisanship what else has to happen in this country cops this is a

00:17:16.560 slap in the face to every rank and file cop in the united states if we're going to take on china if

00:17:22.800 we're going to rebuild the country if we're going to reverse climate change we need two political

00:17:27.660 parties in this country that are both living in reality and you ain't one of them i yield back the

00:17:33.200 balance of my time well who then who what which political party is living in reality tim

00:17:39.460 your political party is living in reality oh yeah uh one quick question can a man get pregnant

00:17:46.580 i wish someone had had stood up and asked like hey tim uh you're living in reality over there

00:17:52.420 uh can you get pregnant curious

00:17:55.060 just see what he says because they could have asked him that hey tim can you personally as a man

00:18:03.200 are you able to get pregnant he would not be able to say no he wouldn't be able to say no to that

00:18:08.540 i don't know you don't have to say say something like uh i don't know i haven't tried possible

00:18:15.560 and that's that's living in reality to him

00:18:20.240 i i have no interest in defending republicans you know they don't they have no interest in defending

00:18:29.400 themselves so i'm not going to get up here all angrily defending my side i don't even consider

00:18:36.700 republicans to be on my side they're not on my side um so it's not he could scream at republicans

00:18:45.140 all i want all he wants i don't care

00:18:46.760 but the the idea the notion that democrats are living in reality and the great irony that he says

00:18:54.880 that right after saying we need to reverse if we want to reverse climate change we need to live in

00:19:02.400 reality uh what you know tim because what is going to prevent us from reversing climate change is

00:19:09.300 that we live in reality and uh in reality you can't flip a switch and control the weather

00:19:14.240 you can't reverse the climate you can't you can't come up with a government policy that's going to

00:19:21.320 change the weather you maniac

00:19:23.160 uh oh that's that's reality too reality too is that there's a policy that a government can put in

00:19:31.200 place to change the weather to make hurricanes go away my god and uh and it's delusion on top of

00:19:42.160 delusion because right before that he's pretending to care about cops this is an insult to all of the

00:19:48.880 rank and file police officers that i just decided to start caring about a couple of months ago but

00:19:56.180 only in this one instance the democrat it is it is really hard to watch democrats pretend to care about

00:20:10.360 cops you want to talk about not living in reality

00:20:14.780 yeah they they have found there is there is one there's just one okay and test test me on this

00:20:26.180 maybe find me an example of another one but as far as i can tell there is one dead cop there's only

00:20:32.380 ever been one that these scumbags have cared about and that was officer brian sicknick and they cared

00:20:40.200 about him because they thought his death was useful to them and then they stopped caring when they

00:20:44.860 discovered that oh actually he died of natural causes and wasn't killed by the rioters at all

00:20:49.300 so they for the the sliver of time when they thought that either they thought that the the

00:20:56.080 rioters killed sicknick or they thought they could get away with pretending the rioters had killed him

00:20:59.420 um that's when they cared that's it there's a that brief moment of time when they cared about a dead

00:21:08.260 cop because there are thousands of other dead cops that they've never said a word about and don't give

00:21:15.120 a damn about and meanwhile tim ryan and all the rest of them they're out there telling people that uh

00:21:25.400 that that cops are trying to track them down and kill them you know this fantasy of of racist cops

00:21:32.740 hunting black men and murdering them in the street

00:21:35.280 you think maybe that's an insult to the rank and file how do you think the rank and file feels about

00:21:41.620 that how do you think the rank and file police officers feel every time one of them is in a life or

00:21:48.000 death struggle with an assailant with a with a with a criminal dirt bag and has to use lethal force

00:21:55.260 because they've been given no choice and they know that you are going to throw them directly under the

00:22:00.480 bus accuse them of being a racist murderer and do everything in your power to destroy their lives

00:22:05.920 and destroy their family's lives how do you think the rank and file feel about that

00:22:08.780 i know how they feel because i hear from them all the time off the record and sometimes on the record

00:22:16.460 these people man completely shameless and it's it's the scary thing is that it's almost convincing

00:22:28.460 you you watch that and if you had no frame of reference at all and you watch that little uh spiel from

00:22:33.780 from tim ryan you would almost think that he that he really believes that he actually gives a damn

00:22:40.260 about cops but he cares about reality that he's really if he just wants justice and he's offended

00:22:47.580 that other people aren't on board with it you might believe it if you didn't know any better

00:22:52.860 he's not a bad actor but the fact that they're such convincing liars is what is uh so scary

00:23:02.220 not all of them are but but some of them are all right number two joe rogan got in trouble this week

00:23:09.180 uh for some offensive comments that he made on his podcast and i'll play the clip this is a clip it

00:23:14.440 went viral people were upset about it and uh it's kind of a where's waldo type of thing can you spot

00:23:20.440 the offensive moment in what he says here it's not it's not it's not as easy as you might think let's

00:23:25.020 listen you can never be woke enough that's the problem it keeps going it keeps going further and

00:23:30.260 further down the line and if you get to the point where you capitulate where you agree to all these

00:23:37.060 demands it will eventually get to straight white men are not allowed to talk right because it's your

00:23:42.620 privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history

00:23:46.540 it will be you're not allowed to go outside because so many people were imprisoned for so many

00:23:52.420 years i mean i'm not joking no i know i know it really will get there it's that crazy you know we just

00:23:57.720 got to be nice to each other man and there's a lot of people that are taking advantage of this

00:24:04.020 weirdness in our culture and then that becomes their thing their thing is calling people out for

00:24:09.900 their privilege calling people out for their position you know it's uh crazy times

00:24:17.020 it's so easy it almost takes the fun out of it in a way it's so easy to be controversial it's so easy

00:24:26.780 to upset people to be provocative you don't even have to try i wish you did have to try i'm accused of

00:24:34.620 being a provocateur contrarian i'm just trying to upset people i wouldn't put it past me to do that

00:24:42.020 okay um because i do enjoy it when a bunch of morons are upset i i do enjoy that i do enjoy

00:24:49.920 that spectacle and when they're all screaming at me i think it's hilarious but um but i don't no i

00:24:55.500 don't have to try to provoke i'm really because i i can simply express really common sense viewpoints

00:25:04.260 that i of course totally believe and get that kind of reaction so that's what you just heard there

00:25:10.720 from joe rogan joe rogan provocateur what did he is totally nothing about that was was surprising or

00:25:20.080 even arguable yeah there's an anti-white male sentiment out there of course there is

00:25:25.580 it it's impossible to not notice it it's everywhere

00:25:31.560 in fact if i were to take issue with anything joe rogan said it's the part where he said we're

00:25:38.620 getting to the point where if you're a white male you're not supposed to talk in fact in many corners

00:25:44.760 of society and according to a lot of people we're already at that point there are a lot of people that

00:25:51.420 think that joe rogan should stop talking because he's a he's a white male and is privileged and

00:25:56.200 doesn't understand the lived experience of oppressed people or whatever nonsense so we are already at

00:26:03.520 that point for a lot of for a lot of people who think that uh if you're a white male you should just

00:26:08.960 stop talking all you have to do is listen to them and they'll tell you they've told me i hear that all

00:26:15.940 the time that is one of the most common rebuttals to my completely common sense non-surprising

00:26:22.280 ideas and positions one of the most common rebuttals is you're well you're a white male

00:26:27.900 which isn't a rebuttal at all obviously but it's simply to to to point out my sex and race

00:26:36.480 is supposed to be enough to shut down the argument

00:26:39.900 so yes we are at that point another thing that's common sense and obvious is that we're at the

00:26:47.180 point of an imminent alien invasion yes we're back to the aliens again number three this is from the

00:26:53.680 daily wire it says a forthcoming report on the defense department's advanced aerospace threat

00:26:57.660 identification program and its investigations into unidentified aerial phenomenon is expected to be

00:27:02.120 quote difficult to explain according to officials close to the matter and it will contain information

00:27:06.500 about ufo sightings all over the world not just those reported by the american military

00:27:10.940 um the report is expected shortly as the end of the 180 day countdown which began when president

00:27:17.140 donald trump signed a 2.3 million dollar coronavirus relief bill into law in december he's nearing

00:27:21.040 cnn reported at the time that a stipulation that the director of national intelligence and the

00:27:25.120 secretary of defense had six months to produce information about the threat identification program was

00:27:30.460 tucked into the committee comment section of the intelligence authorization act for fiscal year 2021

00:27:34.920 um so this is one of those things where you you kind of sneak an unrelated item into a bill that has

00:27:44.300 nothing to do with it because really probably the ufos have nothing to do with coronavirus relief

00:27:49.200 unless the aliens are coming and are going to help us out with that maybe they have a cure for all

00:27:54.200 diseases possible but um it seems like it was snuck in even though it's unrelated normally i'm opposed to

00:28:01.560 that but if it involves ufos i will make an exception um pentagon sources told the daily wire the report

00:28:09.100 will likely be released june 1st i'm i am so excited for this this to me this is like probably how most

00:28:17.360 people feel when there's a new star wars movie or marvel movie coming out i feel no excitement about

00:28:23.880 that at all but this to me this to me is that that's how excited i am for this i know i'm getting

00:28:30.740 my my and and much like the star wars or marvel movie your hopes your hopes way too high and it's

00:28:35.500 a disappointment that's probably going to happen here as well the only additional thing i'll say

00:28:41.080 about the alien issue okay for for all of those i only want you to take this into consideration

00:28:48.120 for all of those who have confidently declared that um there's there's no way this is this is

00:28:56.660 space aliens that can't be it it's got to be it's got to be this or that explanation

00:29:00.700 now i agree as much as i hate to admit it and i've said all along that the reason why i think the ufos

00:29:09.680 are from aliens 85 percent of my reason is emotional i want it to be true and so i am being swayed by that

00:29:16.700 i fully admit that that's the case um but even so and so if i would put the emotions to the side i

00:29:26.520 have to admit that that on the list of possible explanations um probably space aliens it's not at

00:29:33.780 the top but it's on the list like it's in the top 10 at least of possible explanations and that's

00:29:41.480 exciting but for those who who have ruled it out there are a lot of people that i've talked to who

00:29:47.380 seem to have including people i must say here at the daily wire who have ruled out that explanation

00:29:52.860 like it's not even possible that can't be it

00:29:55.760 well how can you do that

00:30:00.240 given it because in order to come up with some idea of the probability that these are aliens

00:30:08.780 you need to know about some of the background probabilities

00:30:12.880 so for example we would need to know in order to assess the probability

00:30:18.460 that this the ufos are from aliens with any degree of accuracy we would need to know

00:30:24.860 whether there are other intelligent beings in the universe where they are how many of them are out

00:30:32.720 there how many civilizations um and what technology they have so you you would need all of that

00:30:41.060 information in order to accurately assess the probability that any particular unidentified object

00:30:46.120 is from a space alien but we don't know any of that we have zero clue we have no idea

00:30:52.180 so if there are intelligent civilizations all over the universe including right next door

00:30:58.740 if if our surrounding solar systems that are still 20 plus trillion miles away but in a galactic terms

00:31:07.300 are right next door if those if our surrounding solar systems are full of intelligent life which is

00:31:12.300 possible then that would make the alien explanation for the ufos much more plausible but if we're alone

00:31:19.840 in our galaxy certainly if we're alone in the universe then that means it's impossible that those are aliens

00:31:24.400 if we're alone in the galaxy even um if there's just one intelligent civilization per galaxy that would

00:31:30.400 still make 100 billion intelligent civilizations but that would make the possibility of of the you know

00:31:36.200 that would make the the probability of the alien explanation much lower um but that's the point we don't

00:31:41.780 know any of that we have no idea which means that of course i can't sit here and say oh they're

00:31:47.660 definitely aliens but i'm not saying that nobody is saying that those of us who are open to it we're only

00:31:52.960 saying it could be there's something going on here that's right now unexplainable somebody has

00:32:01.900 technology that's hundreds of years beyond what we think is what we currently think is possible

00:32:07.200 like we know all of that and it's just a matter of who so the open-minded and i'm not normally in

00:32:14.640 the open-minded camp for most things but in this case i am the open-minded among us are saying it's

00:32:19.180 possible that's the alien explanation for those who are saying it's not possible i guess what i'm

00:32:23.420 asking is you have this information about the universe why aren't you sharing it you could have

00:32:28.340 a nobel prize by now you you you have determined somehow that they're that we're alone in the

00:32:33.720 universe you've proven this well give your findings to the nobel committee what are you what are you

00:32:40.980 doing just sitting around with it oh you don't know you have no clue at all you have absolutely

00:32:47.020 no idea what is out there in the universe none and yet you're confident that you could say oh yeah

00:32:53.060 i mean i i look up at the sky i i don't see any aliens up there so they can't be there

00:32:58.280 come on it's absurd speaking of absurd um i've had this on the docket for a few days i'm going to

00:33:05.160 finally get to it this is from barons.com pablo picasso's fem si se pre de un fenatre

00:33:13.500 i know i nailed that pronunciation achieved uh 103 million dollars at christie's live stream 20th

00:33:21.660 century auction in new york thursday night marking the first time a painting has sold at auction for

00:33:25.960 more than 100 million dollars in nearly two years um the price places uh fem among picasso's top 10

00:33:32.820 works at auction according to giovanni giovanni bertazzoni christie's vice chairman of 20th and 21st

00:33:40.940 century art it was the highlight in the evening of huge sales that realized a total price of 415

00:33:45.800 million dollars this is what the rich people are spending their money on and i have to agree maybe

00:33:50.580 i have to agree with the socialists on that maybe the socialists do have a point the rich people are

00:33:54.080 out of control because you look at this painting sold for 100 million 103 million dollars don't mean

00:33:59.260 to undersell here that 100 million dollars for that my my four-year-old has drawn almost something

00:34:08.400 that looks exactly like that if i could do it forget about my four-year-old if i can draw it it's not

00:34:15.580 great art there's not even the correct number of fingers on the lady look at that she's only got four

00:34:20.980 fingers and then her other hand has no fingers just like what is she wearing a mitten and she's got some

00:34:27.400 massive growth on her head someone told me i was completely that okay that painting there's garbage

00:34:34.060 that's trash that's not real art that's bad the rich people are out of control spent 100 million

00:34:40.480 dollars on that you might as well you might as well do be like the joker in dark night and and put all

00:34:46.460 the money in a big pile on the ground and burn it you know that would be performance art

00:34:50.980 more meaningful than this trash painting

00:34:55.500 every we all know right everyone knows that picasso these picasso paintings are garbage and we

00:35:03.020 all know that and but some of you are pretending otherwise because you want to seem sophisticated

00:35:06.240 someone told me i was complaining about this and on twitter and someone said that uh well you don't

00:35:13.240 know anything about art that's uh that's great cubism that's the cubism technique i admit i don't know

00:35:21.240 what cubism is but i assume that cubism is another word for making garbage paintings i don't care what

00:35:32.100 the technique it may it may have this may be a perfect masterful application of that technique so what

00:35:39.640 anyone can invent a technique and then they're and then come up with a painting that's a perfect

00:35:47.880 representation of so what does that mean who cares here's a technique that i i think i invented i

00:35:55.300 have a new tech i haven't named it yet but it's a very artistic technique where i just um you know

00:36:00.380 drink some water and then spit it out on a canvas i didn't quite invent that there's there are similar

00:36:06.380 ideas jackson pollock but uh and i can make a painting and i say you know this is the uh the the the

00:36:12.740 you know the regurgitation technique i'll call it and i'll make a painting and say this is a perfect

00:36:20.960 example of the regurgitation technique now pay me 500 million dollars for it

00:36:25.260 uh am i jealous yes am i jealous that uh i didn't think to do this and make 100 million absolutely i'm

00:36:35.900 envious all right let's move on now to reading the youtube comments as i scroll ahead to see if i

00:36:44.540 have any i do um major tom fisher says in defense of they as a singular pronoun i prefer using it over

00:36:51.860 he she if i'm talking about someone whose gender i don't know over the internet i also sometimes

00:36:56.400 prefer to use it for uh transgenders instead of lying to the person that they're really the gender

00:37:00.400 they claim to be although using their name may be a more effective tactic here yeah i think uh my my

00:37:07.600 strategy with pronouns as i've said all along is uh i'm going to use the grammatically linguistically

00:37:13.160 correct pronoun in any given situation if i know what it is um but that's why i stipulated yesterday the

00:37:20.140 thing with they is normally it's for plural when you're talking about more than one person but it can

00:37:25.280 also be validly used when you don't when you're talking about an unknown person sort of an unknown

00:37:31.380 quantity um you don't know who they are you don't know their name you don't know their their sex um

00:37:37.100 and you could use they in that case so sure and yeah i do prefer that over he she i think he she is

00:37:43.060 ridiculous but you could also use he now this has fallen out of fashion because it's considered

00:37:48.400 patriarchal or something but traditionally in the english language if you don't if you're talking kind of

00:37:54.220 generally about people or you're giving an example of a person sort of a hypothetical person you just

00:37:59.620 go with he you don't need to say he or she or even they but yeah they is fine in that case um but if you

00:38:07.000 know who the person is and you know whether they're male or female then no i would not use they it doesn't

00:38:14.380 make any sense in that context um joshua says i think this transgenderism issue is crazy but if a grown

00:38:21.720 man wants to be called a woman that doesn't affect my life so i don't see why we should care conservatives

00:38:26.060 are going to lose lose if we keep focusing on these pointless issues that people in the mainstream public

00:38:30.940 don't really care about okay josh what what what issues do you think what what issues do you think

00:38:35.520 people care about what should we focus on instead i'd like are you going to tell me taxes or something

00:38:41.160 like that tax policy is that what is that what moves the hearts of men tax policy

00:38:50.400 yeah it's all a distraction the reality is a defending reality and science and the english language

00:39:02.340 that's a distraction to you and you'd rather move on from reality oh cares about reality what do we need

00:39:08.640 reality for what has reality ever done for me you know let's look at the tax rates can we get those

00:39:15.240 down a few a few a smidge or two that's the battle that's what that's what's going to get people

00:39:20.700 motivated come on josh how can you even come here josh with that weak sauce you're coming to me with

00:39:28.580 that go somewhere else with that haven't you heard me shouting about that exact line of thinking a million

00:39:36.080 times um you know what i almost banned you from the show but i'm not going to because i think you

00:39:42.700 need to be more exposed to what we're doing here um evan says if you're gay you like people of the

00:39:50.380 same sex if you're bisexual you like people of both sexes even if you're transsexual it's pretty well

00:39:55.120 defined queer pansexual and nine non-binary are ill-defined terms that you can slap on yourself

00:40:01.280 without needing to actually explain what the hell they mean and that's exactly right that's that's

00:40:05.900 the whole point of it um let's see hi matt i'm against capital punishment and i'm also against putting

00:40:15.320 murderers in protective custody let them out in the prison population whatever happens happens

00:40:19.860 yeah i can understand that argument and when we were talking about yesterday the horrific case of

00:40:25.700 the uh 18 year old guy who goes into a four-year-old's room kidnaps him brings him outside

00:40:32.560 and murders him and leaves him in a bloody puddle on the sidewalk dead um that's why i said something

00:40:38.960 like that i i i would hope you know you hear cases of someone being in the general population the prison

00:40:48.000 guards maybe they get distracted for a second you know the shoes untied they gotta they gotta bend down

00:40:53.180 they're just not paying attention and when they're looking the other way anything could happen you

00:40:59.760 hear cases like that maybe that case will happen here it wouldn't upset me any but um as a as a policy

00:41:09.840 you can't do that and the reason why you can't do it is it just it's it creates an unsafe chaotic

00:41:15.500 environment in the entire prison for the prison guards too so i mean in reality as much as it wouldn't

00:41:22.000 bother me um to just start feeding these people into the piranha tank as it were is going to create

00:41:29.120 an unsafe environment across the border for everybody so you can't do that um which means

00:41:34.740 that really you don't have much of a choice when you've got someone like this who's killed a child

00:41:38.080 you're the kind of of of criminal who commits a crime so heinous that even other murderers

00:41:44.980 don't want to be around him you got someone like that you for the sake of of the safety of the prison

00:41:50.580 and and maintaining some kind of civilized order you have to segregate them and protect them

00:41:57.220 basically and and so now you're making this extra effort it costs more money um and the idea that we

00:42:03.060 have to do that for 60 plus years for a guy who goes in at 18 rather than just removing him permanently

00:42:10.560 from society and from the earth that to me doesn't make a lot of sense uh let's see

00:42:17.800 finally last comment says all daily wire backstage shows should be done in a hot tub

00:42:23.800 and the water from that show should be bottled and sold after

00:42:27.260 you disgusting freak you want to buy our used bath water

00:42:35.620 revolting gross you're banned from the show anyway how much would you pay for it let's talk

00:42:44.260 you know it seemed like everything was normal and then one day you look around and uh everyone is

00:42:49.680 sucking on these weird pens with steam coming out um and that's what that's what the kids call vaping

00:42:55.960 these days we know that that uh vaping has completely overwhelmed uh the the country and it's uh one of

00:43:02.900 the most popular things right now that's why wondery's new podcast miniseries is really interesting it's

00:43:06.880 called the vaping fix it's a story of silicon valley idealism blind ambition and how the now infamous

00:43:12.580 e-cigarette company jewel hooked a new generation on vaping in 2015 the founders of jewel set out to

00:43:17.800 create the ipod of e-cigarettes a perfectly designed device that would disrupt the tobacco industry and

00:43:22.660 help traditional smokers quit but their fruit flavored vaping options high levels of nicotine

00:43:26.760 and youthful influencer endorsements led to consequences that would put millions at risk

00:43:30.480 as plumes of vape clouds surround schools across the nation parents politicians and the government demand

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00:43:57.800 my bones and all that we know that that words aren't hurtful but the erasure of them is i know this

00:44:02.580 i talk about all the time and michael knowles does too enough to write a whole book about it

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00:44:23.360 a signed copy don't wait pre-order your copy today and understand the pc police better than they even

00:44:28.220 understand themselves now let's get to our daily cancellation

00:44:30.680 today the focus of our daily cancellation is a guy named kyle kalinsky who's a youtuber he has

00:44:38.760 more subscribers than me on youtube but then i have more followers than him on twitter so the question

00:44:43.140 of which of us is a better person remains therefore undecided guess we'll have to compare facebook

00:44:47.560 friends anyway kyle uh dedicated a segment of his show recently to addressing me and an argument that

00:44:53.040 i've made about masking the title of the video with this segment is conservative weirdo really really

00:44:58.800 mad at mask wearers i don't deny that um i'm probably a weirdo but not because of my masking

00:45:05.720 stance that is without question the least weird thing about me kyle is specifically upset with me

00:45:11.260 over a recent tweet of mine on this issue i believe i've already addressed this tweet on the show but here

00:45:15.660 it is for your reference again i wrote wearing a mask when not when it is not medically necessary is

00:45:21.040 grotesque and unhuman an attack on society itself it feeds paranoia and fear you're treating air like it's

00:45:26.160 toxic and other humans like they're nothing but vessels of disease it is disgraceful arrogant and

00:45:30.020 offensive before we get to kyle's rebuttal let's just once again consider the point that i'm making

00:45:35.700 i stipulate that i am referring to medically unnecessary masks masks i realize there are for

00:45:43.480 example people with serious illnesses or compromised immune systems who might wear a mask and would have

00:45:48.920 worn one before all of this there are other scenarios too like let's say you have severe allergies and

00:45:55.020 you're out cutting the grass i've always seen some people wearing masks because of that no problem

00:45:59.540 i'm not talking about any of those categories or similar categories what we're talking about is the

00:46:05.160 medically unnecessary masking so as for that let's take it line by line here i call unnecessary

00:46:12.080 masking grotesque and unhuman that's correct the only problem here perhaps is the redundancy

00:46:18.720 it's grotesque because it is unhuman humans acting in unhuman ways are always grotesque

00:46:24.700 and i would say it's unhuman it's indeed an attack on in the rejection of human society

00:46:29.660 when you walk around as if each person um who even passes by you on the sidewalk might infect you with

00:46:37.700 a disease and kill you to treat your fellow humans as disease carrying rodents who are very likely to make

00:46:44.560 sick even just by being in your general vicinity for a few moments is to my mind severely dysfunctional

00:46:51.320 behavior it is not mere caution okay a man who washes his hands periodically throughout the day

00:46:56.480 and after using the bathroom before making food etc is cautious and practicing good hygiene we should

00:47:02.080 all be cautious like that but a man who scrubs at his hands for 45 minutes at a time until they're

00:47:07.660 bleeding is not cautious he's sick he's deeply disturbed and the masking that i'm referring to

00:47:14.180 is worse in some ways than that because the masker is projecting his pathologies outward broadcasting

00:47:21.120 them wearing them on his face literally i also say that it feeds paranoia and fear i think that's pretty

00:47:28.620 self-evident it's the height of paranoia for a physically healthy person who's not at any significant

00:47:32.960 risk of covid either because of vaccination or prior infection or whatever other reason

00:47:36.860 to to walk around as though they might get infected if they if they allow themselves to breathe fresh air

00:47:42.120 for a few moments paranoid yeah absolutely that's paranoid and yes it feeds paranoia in others again

00:47:48.180 it projects it outwards encourages it spreads it spreads it much like the disease that it's ostensibly

00:47:53.880 supposed to be to be protecting from as for disgraceful arrogant and offensive well yes i would call

00:48:00.440 it arrogant to treat your fellow humans like they're nothing but a threat to you like they're sick

00:48:06.320 diseased toxic plague carrying rats i would call that arrogant absolutely offensive i mean what does

00:48:14.620 what does offensive mean an act is offensive if it's insulting rude disrespectful and derogatory

00:48:21.140 i i do believe that the word offensive is way overused i often complain about its overuse

00:48:26.380 but i never said i never said that nothing is offensive obviously some things actually are

00:48:31.340 offensive the word means something and that meaning applies sometimes just because i object to its overuse

00:48:39.160 doesn't mean that i object to its use period and in this case yes i would say it is offensive

00:48:44.240 to treat other people that way and to treat society that way okay so i have now reiterated my points

00:48:52.460 and explain them i've argued my case i wanted to do that ahead of time before we got to kyle's rebuttal

00:48:59.180 of the conservative weirdo i.e yours truly so i wanted to just as for for you know to set the stage

00:49:06.240 that's all of that explaining it now let's listen to uh kyle now the conservative now that uh the

00:49:12.740 government agencies decided if you're vaccinated you don't really need to wear it inside

00:49:18.080 um conservatives are aggressively coming out to i guess do their version of an end zone dance

00:49:25.520 so there's this guy matt walsh who's a conservative commentator and here's what he says

00:49:29.320 wearing a mask when it is not medically necessary is grotesque and unhuman

00:49:35.100 an attack on society itself it feeds paranoia and fear you are treating air like it is toxic

00:49:43.320 and other humans like they are nothing but vessels of disease it is disgraceful arrogant and offensive

00:49:50.080 so now you have the anti-mask mask brigade is becoming militant in their anti-maskness

00:50:00.880 that's what we're currently watching look at the language he's using so the government admits like

00:50:07.560 okay vaccinated people don't need to wear it inside and this is what this guy's reaction is

00:50:12.000 is wearing a mask is not medical wearing a mask when it's not medically necessary is grotesque

00:50:18.560 unhuman an attack on society itself it feeds paranoia and fear and you're treating air like

00:50:25.060 it's toxic and other humans like they are nothing but vessels of disease it is disgraceful arrogant and

00:50:29.560 offensive offensive these are the guys who call other people snowflakes 24 7 these are the guys who go

00:50:38.400 after the libs for being triggered these are the guys who make fun of safe spaces it sounds like

00:50:43.560 this guy needs a safe space for masks so listen it's it's easy to dunk on this guy and and have fun with

00:50:52.540 it it's easy to dunk then why haven't you get around to it kyle you can start dunking anytime if it's so

00:51:01.200 easy at least pull off a couple of windmills just to show us what you got i mean you're saying it's so

00:51:06.280 easy to dunk on this absurd position from a weirdo and yet all you've done so far is repeat my argument

00:51:11.080 in an incredulous voice that doesn't count as an argument raising your eyebrows and restating what

00:51:18.600 i said in a mocking tone is not a rebuttal a parrot could could literally do that a bird could do that

00:51:25.760 just without the eyebrows i suppose let's see if kyle gets around to actually making an argument of

00:51:31.360 some kind at some point uh so let's uh continue you shouldn't be offended if somebody's outside

00:51:37.660 and they're not wearing a mask that's fine they don't need to wear a mask everybody relax

00:51:42.840 if somebody's outside and they are wearing a mask they're being overly cautious but

00:51:47.360 that's totally fine that's totally fine if somebody's indoors and they're not wearing a mask

00:51:55.780 and they're vaccinated that's fine if somebody's indoors and they're wearing a mask and they're

00:52:02.660 unvaccinated or vaccinated i think that's fine i think it's fine i don't know why this became the

00:52:12.060 ultimate like culture war issue but i just want to be clear that everybody participating in it looks

00:52:16.500 colossally stupid and honestly looking back at a tweet like this in retrospect from the future

00:52:22.440 and this guy being considered an intellectual on the right kind of embarrassing for the right

00:52:28.260 i mean this guy saying stuff like this it's like they're proudly wearing their anti-intellectualism

00:52:35.420 you know and it's just sad i just sort of feel bad for this guy who's 100 caught in the culture war

00:52:46.420 and stuck and he's like brainwashed by it to the point where he says deranged stuff like this

00:52:53.140 well thank you for your pity kyle i don't need it though not for this anyway a month from now i'll

00:52:59.440 be going on a vacation with four kids driving 16 hours and i'll need your pity for that so please

00:53:04.280 store it up for that sort of emergency as for the tweet you're responding to i feel great about it in

00:53:09.280 fact we are in the future right now and i'm looking back on that and i couldn't be happier that i said

00:53:13.680 especially because nothing you have said in response to it qualifies in any way as an argument

00:53:19.960 you seem very sure that my argument is incomprehensibly stupid and yet you're unable

00:53:25.180 to actually explain why your entire rebuttal is yeah but i think it's fine i think it's fine

00:53:32.600 it's fine i'm glad you do but you say that i'm anti-intellectual and i never claimed to be an

00:53:40.400 intellectual in the first place i care less what label you put there um but to show off your

00:53:45.320 own intellectual prowess you have eviscerated my position with eloquent rhetorical flourishes like

00:53:49.780 he's a weirdo this is stupid and my favorite i mean this guy saying stuff like this that was my

00:53:57.100 favorite counterpoint that you raised i mean this guy come on saying this stuff forget about it

00:54:02.360 very profound points kyle i don't mean to pick on you but this is a serious problem these days and

00:54:08.540 you just provide us with a handy example of the problem people seem to think that scoffing counts

00:54:14.160 as an argument they think that if they encounter an idea that they consider extreme all they have

00:54:19.300 to do is smirk and laugh and say that's extreme and that'll be sufficient to debunk the idea it's not

00:54:26.400 and it's especially not in my case because i'm not embarrassed to be labeled extreme i don't care

00:54:32.020 extreme just means i've taken a position that's outside of mainstream thought and considering that

00:54:36.500 mainstream thought is so often shallow superficial half-baked and misguided i'm quite pleased

00:54:41.300 whenever i find myself outside of it and the mainstream thought on masking right now is that

00:54:46.320 although masks have existed for hundreds of years and almost everyone went about their lives without

00:54:50.920 them and showed their faces and breathed the air and interacted with other neighbors with other

00:54:55.180 people and their neighbors like normal humans now all of a sudden there ought to be a tectonic shift

00:55:00.980 where it's considered normal or even advisable to cover your mouth and nose whenever you leave the

00:55:05.300 house as if the very air itself is radioactive my point is that my extreme view is actually just

00:55:13.340 the mainstream view of 15 months ago and every point before that the only difference is that i am not

00:55:22.240 floating with the tide of mainstream opinion i'm not going to radically recalibrate my view of the world

00:55:28.200 and of society every time our culture tells me that i should if that's your approach so be it but it's

00:55:36.500 not mine and so for that reason today unfortunately i have to say that our friend kyle is canceled

00:55:44.140 and we'll leave it there for uh today and for the week i'll see you back here on monday

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Ep. 726 - Drag Queen Indoctrination Hour

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