The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 727 - The Evil Quacks Mutilating Our Children

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, millions of children are being experimented on, abused, and mutilated,

00:00:05.220 all in the name of gender ideology. The problem has reached epidemic proportions, so much so that

00:00:09.760 even some mainstream media outlets have started to notice, shockingly. We'll talk about that today.

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00:00:28.680 Also, is Prince Harry a victim of emotional abuse? We'll ask that question. And BuzzFeed

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00:00:37.600 this summer. In our daily cancellation, we'll consider the mother on TikTok who's worried

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00:02:09.920 that's thegreatcoursesplus.com slash walsh. So I spent the weekend driving from Tennessee to

00:02:16.060 Maryland and then back again, 1500 miles, give or take. It was almost long enough to make me wish

00:02:21.160 that I had taken a plane instead. Almost, but not quite. The good thing about the drive is that it

00:02:26.260 gave me a chance to listen to and almost finish Abigail Schreier's book on how gender ideology is

00:02:31.980 destroying an entire generation of children. The book titled Irreversible Damage, the Transgender 1.00

00:02:36.680 Craze, Seducing Our Daughters. You probably heard of it. It came out last summer and I had put off

00:02:41.900 reading it partly because I'm very well informed on this issue, or I thought I was, and I'm cynical

00:02:48.660 in general. So I didn't think the book had anything to tell me that I didn't already know or assume.

00:02:54.380 I was wrong. The crisis, as Schreier documents it, is much worse than I thought. And I already

00:03:01.380 thought it was very, very bad. And I've told you that many times. I had to pause the book

00:03:06.120 frequently throughout just to collect myself and at certain points to stave off bouts of nausea

00:03:12.460 so that I didn't start vomiting all over myself. And I don't even say that as a joke.

00:03:17.020 The chapter describing phalloplasty, that's when plastic surgeons use bits of a woman's body 0.70

00:03:21.960 to construct an appendage that's supposed to look like a penis, had an especially sickening effect on 0.91

00:03:27.080 me. I won't go into details here except to give you one little morsel of information. Part of the 0.97

00:03:31.820 process involves de-sleeving the forearm. And that's exactly what it sounds like. They pull the

00:03:37.240 skin off of a woman's arm like a sleeve, and then they use it in the construction of the fake male 1.00

00:03:43.140 reproductive organ, only it's not a reproductive organ at all, of course. You can't actually give

00:03:48.120 a female a male body or a male a female body. That's impossible. All you can do is take a healthy 0.99

00:03:54.100 body and mutilate it. You can make a body less feminine. You can't make it male. A male body is 0.93

00:04:01.240 male down to its very bones, down to its cells, its DNA. The only way to turn a woman into a man 1.00

00:04:06.220 would be to obliterate her body completely and build a man from scratch, which also is impossible 0.97

00:04:11.840 right now. But that wouldn't even be turning a woman into a man. That would just be killing a woman 0.99

00:04:17.460 and creating a man to take her place. But the main point of the book is not to describe

00:04:22.640 sex change surgeries, which have plastic surgeons basically acting like Leatherface from the Texas 0.90

00:04:27.740 Chainsaw Massacre, all in the name of alleged medicine. The main point of the book is to show

00:04:35.440 in painstaking detail how children, girls are the special focus of this book, are indoctrinated into

00:04:42.060 gender ideology at very young ages and eagerly put on the path to gender transition if they show 0.99

00:04:48.960 even the slightest sign that they're questioning their gender. And of course, it's not hard to 1.00

00:04:54.600 get a child to question their gender. Almost any child will if the idea is suggested to them early

00:05:00.140 enough. That's how millions and millions of children are fed into this system. You truly can't

00:05:06.840 understand the full scope of this problem until you've looked at the numbers. We are losing an entire

00:05:11.560 generation to this madness, and that is not an exaggeration. Gender ideology is both jammed into the 1.00

00:05:17.900 kids' heads by the school system, academia, Hollywood, and media, and every other powerful

00:05:21.540 institution, and also spread among the kids themselves. It's a full-on social contagion,

00:05:27.380 unlike any that we've seen in our lifetimes. And the problem is that, and I think the book does a

00:05:32.520 really good job of explaining this in particular, is that all of this stuff, the gender ideology,

00:05:39.040 has a very special appeal to kids, in particular girls, as they go through puberty and they endure

00:05:47.580 a perfectly natural period of feeling uncomfortable in their own bodies, kids have always felt that

00:05:52.820 way in puberty, after it, before it. People have always felt that way at one time or another,

00:05:58.540 to one degree or another. But now, I mean, everyone has had an experience of looking in a mirror and

00:06:05.300 not being totally happy with what you see. We've all been there. But now we're given a framework for

00:06:11.920 interpreting those natural feelings. And the framework tells us that if we feel not totally

00:06:17.360 at home in our bodies, then we're gender dysphoric and we should embark on a quest to get a new body. 0.98

00:06:23.780 As the book describes, doctors and therapists will diagnose gender dysphoria almost automatically.

00:06:29.560 In many states, they're essentially obligated to legally. The so-called affirmative care standard

00:06:35.840 means that counselors and therapists must affirm a patient's gender delusions, even if the patient

00:06:42.800 is a child. So if a 10-year-old boy comes in and says, I think I'm a girl, there's no effort to figure

00:06:49.300 out why he's saying that, what lies at the root of it, what is he really trying to express, where is this

00:06:55.860 coming from? None of that. None. The only thing they do is say, well, okay, then you are.

00:07:01.340 So you're a girl. Let's talk about how to, you know, make you more into what you feel that you

00:07:06.980 are. This in spite of the fact that the goal of therapy should be quite literally the exact

00:07:14.220 opposite of that. When it comes to the gender stuff, therapy, along with the medical industry 0.99

00:07:19.520 generally, has flipped itself on its head and performed the opposite of the function that it's

00:07:24.860 supposed to perform. Now kids are put on puberty blockers at the drop of a hat, then cross-sex 0.87

00:07:30.260 hormones. And before long surgery, girls as young as 16, sometimes younger, are having their breasts 0.51

00:07:35.020 cut off, an entire biological capacity permanently removed, all in the vain hope that they can become

00:07:42.880 men. And sometimes they don't even want to become men. They talk in the book about a, about a quote

00:07:51.700 unquote doctor, I think it was in Canada, has done over a thousand of these so-called top surgeries.

00:07:56.940 And in some cases, the girls aren't even claiming to be gender dysphoric. They don't even say they

00:08:03.280 want to be men. They identify as non-binary. They want to be neither. It's a cosmetic. It's entirely 1.00

00:08:11.200 cosmetic. They approach it like another person would approach getting a tattoo. Only a 16-year-old

00:08:16.420 can't get a tattoo in most places, but they can get their breasts chopped off. The doctors are not 0.57

00:08:22.500 only performing these procedures, but recommending them and profiting off of them. Of course. Now it

00:08:28.880 just so happens that after my weekend spent listening to these stories, I came home to find

00:08:32.100 out that 60 Minutes, in a true shocker, performed some actual journalism and aired an investigation

00:08:37.440 this past Sunday night into this very problem. 60 Minutes interviewed a number of detransitioners. 1.00

00:08:43.440 Those are people who went through a medical transition to become the opposite sex, then regretted it 1.00

00:08:47.640 and tried to go back. And unfortunately, depending on how far along they are in the process,

00:08:52.280 they can't fully go back. Now there are many such cases and there will be a great many more in the

00:08:57.700 years ahead. Here's just one example. This is a girl named Grace who went all the way through

00:09:04.640 the transition, all the way through the double mastectomy, having her breasts removed 0.97

00:09:10.360 before changing her mind. And here she is describing that process. Did the therapist not

00:09:17.120 question you about how deep the feeling was and what it was stemming from? She didn't go really go

00:09:25.960 into what my gender dysphoria might have been stemming from. We only did a few sessions. Because she was 0.97

00:09:34.200 over 18 and didn't need parental consent, she says she merely signed an informed consent form at a clinic

00:09:41.320 and got hormone shots. They asked me, so why do you want to go on testosterone? And I said,

00:09:47.800 well, being a woman just isn't working for me anymore. And they said, okay. So that was that.

00:09:53.060 You got your prescription for testosterone? Mm-hmm. Yep. Just four months after she started 1.00

00:09:59.680 testosterone, she says she was approved for a mastectomy, what's called top surgery, that she 1.00

00:10:06.100 told us was traumatic. You know, I'm kind of surprised because based on everything you've said

00:10:12.340 up to now, I would have thought you'd have a great sense of relief. I started to have a really disturbing

00:10:18.580 sense that like a part of my body was missing, almost a ghost limb feeling about being like, there's

00:10:25.400 something that should be there. And the feeling really surprised me, but it was really hard to

00:10:29.820 deny. And so she detransitioned by going off testosterone and then went back to the clinic. 1.00

00:10:37.760 And she says, complained to the doctor that the process didn't follow the WPATH guidelines.

00:10:45.820 If it sounds like the doctors and counselors she consulted seemed to have

00:10:52.000 no concern for her physical wellbeing at all, or her psychological wellbeing, that's because they

00:10:57.100 didn't and they don't. On that note, um, I want to play another clip for you. This, this one was

00:11:02.840 mentioned in Schreier's book. That's how I was made aware of it. I had never seen it before.

00:11:07.940 These are, uh, and I should have seen it. We should all see this, but I want to make sure a lot of people

00:11:11.660 see this clip. These are comments made by a woman named Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy. She's one of the

00:11:17.800 most prominent Texas chainsaw physicians sending countless young people off to get mutilated. She's 0.95

00:11:23.540 also the medical director of the center for trans youth health and development at children's, at the

00:11:28.540 children's hospital, Los Angeles. And she's also married to a trans man. That is a woman who identifies

00:11:33.480 as a man. That's where she's coming from. That's her background. Here she is at a conference in 2018

00:11:38.920 explaining why it's okay to chop the breasts off of an adolescent girl. This again is not theoretical or 0.84

00:11:46.840 academic. People like this woman are actually doing this to girls, thousands of them, or referring 0.94

00:11:52.600 them to surgeons who will do it. Here's her justification. I want you to listen very carefully

00:11:56.780 to this. I'm just going to say this, that actually people get married when they're under 20. Actually

00:12:04.260 people choose colleges to go to. Actually people make life altering decisions in adolescence

00:12:11.480 all the time. All the time. And honestly, most of them are good. It's just the bad ones that we talk

00:12:19.240 about. Oh my God, the cinnamon challenge, right? I mean, why do we know about it? Because it's a thing

00:12:24.940 and it's not common. Like most teenagers aren't eating cinnamon, right? But some are and they're on

00:12:30.420 YouTube and that's stupid. But we don't put on YouTube the things that are really good decisions, 0.83

00:12:34.920 right? Oh my gosh, my kid took the SATs. Not a very exciting afterschool special, right? But so what

00:12:43.800 we do know is that adolescents actually have the capacity to make a reasoned, logical decision.

00:12:51.000 And here's the other thing about chest surgery. If you want breasts at a later point in your life, 1.00

00:12:56.360 you can go and get them. 0.99

00:12:57.480 The first thing to understand is that the woman there is evil. We're talking about Nazi 0.97

00:13:03.740 scientist evil. We're talking about abortionist evil. Now she may sound like a lunatic in that 0.99

00:13:09.980 clip, but she isn't. That'd be letter off the hook. Lunatics don't get medical degrees. Bad people 1.00

00:13:16.880 can get medical degrees. And unfortunately a lot of them have, but not lunatics. If you're crazy

00:13:22.360 delusional, you're not going to get through medical school, but you can be a bad, evil person 0.99

00:13:28.380 and make it through medical school. And she's a bad, evil person. What's her argument here? Well, 1.00

00:13:35.580 she says, first of all, adolescents can make good decisions. In fact, she says most decisions

00:13:41.340 adolescents make are good. They make life altering decisions all the time. She observes,

00:13:47.520 which somehow means that it's good for them to make those decisions and we should help them to make

00:13:51.640 more such decisions. Ironically, the one example she gives of an adolescent making a good decision

00:13:58.780 is taking the SATs, but that's not a decision that kids make. Parents make that decision. Adults make

00:14:06.540 it. Kids go along with it. Indeed, it turns out most of the good, the actual good long-term decisions,

00:14:15.820 quote unquote, adolescents make are the ones that adults tell them to make. Kids need adults to help

00:14:22.860 them think more clearly when it comes to long-term choices, long-term planning. And this is another

00:14:28.260 thing that a doctor knows. If I know what a doctor knows that a long-term planning is a function of the

00:14:33.040 prefrontal cortex and teenagers do not have a fully developed prefrontal cortex, which is why they do

00:14:38.500 dumb things all the time, which is why almost all of us, if we survived our teenage years,

00:14:44.540 should be thanking God that we did because there's a really good chance that we, you know, 0.97

00:14:47.820 it only would have taken one or two things to go wrong of all the dumb things we did, 0.96

00:14:51.500 all the dumb, destructive, reckless things. I know I can look back at my teenage years and think of 0.98

00:14:56.680 plenty of those. Why were you doing that? You look back to being a teenager and you think about some

00:15:03.060 of the things that you did, some of the things you said, the way you acted. And you think that was

00:15:07.500 like, what was I, was I, what was I, it's like a different person. I don't even know who that person

00:15:12.340 was. Well, it's because your brain wasn't fully functioning the way that it is now.

00:15:22.060 They literally can't make good long-term decisions, at least not reliably. They don't

00:15:29.260 have the neurological hardware in place just yet. This is also why we say adolescents can't consent

00:15:36.320 to sex. Our laws against child rape and pedophilia are all based entirely on the idea

00:15:42.400 that young children cannot make sexual decisions for themselves. Dr. Johanna wants to undermine the 1.00

00:15:49.380 legal, scientific and philosophical case against pedophilia. And that is not a coincidence, by the

00:15:53.500 way, check back in 10 years or maybe sooner. And she'll be explaining in one of these videos with 0.90

00:15:57.180 equal passion, why we must be tolerant towards and accepting of adult child sexual relationships.

00:16:02.560 Quote me on it 10 years from now, maybe sooner. But even if she personally never gets to that point,

00:16:08.220 what she's already advocating for is just as bad. A child who has put on hormones and then who has

00:16:15.720 their body mutilated is being sexually violated in a way that is just as depraved and damaging as 0.93

00:16:23.940 molestation or rape. All of these kids are sexual abuse victims. And their abusers are people like the 0.99

00:16:30.060 doctor here. She's like a pedophile. That's how she should be treated and seen. 1.00

00:16:35.840 Somehow, though, we haven't even gotten to the most deranged part of that short clip. 0.97

00:16:40.460 She also says flippantly, practically laughing as she says it, that you could chop a young girl's breasts 1.00

00:16:47.240 off. And it's no big deal because she can always go and get new breasts later if she wants. 1.00

00:16:53.240 This is what this doctor thinks of the female body. She thinks of it like a Lego play set or a potato 1.00

00:17:00.760 head doll. You could take parts off, attach, reattach, mix and match. A body is nothing but a pile of parts.

00:17:07.620 Cut a few off, swap them out. Nothing will be lost in the exchange.

00:17:11.140 It is obviously not true. I would hope I don't need to explain that it's not true.

00:17:18.100 Your body is a whole, coherent, complete thing. It's not perfect. Nobody's body is perfect. No

00:17:25.300 person is perfect, but it is your body. And yet you should love your body because it's the only one

00:17:31.640 you have. You can never have another one. This is what any therapist or counselor worth their salt

00:17:39.680 would be saying. And there are very few of them out there that are worth their salt, by the way.

00:17:43.640 I mean, we're at the point where it's like, I wouldn't even send my kid to a counselor or a

00:17:47.340 therapist, period. I wouldn't send them because I don't trust hardly any of these people given what

00:17:53.480 they're saying. That's a different subject. But your body is your body. You will never have another

00:18:02.620 one. A woman cannot have her breasts removed and then go and get new ones. You can't. Her new breasts 1.00

00:18:13.860 will not be breasts, but there'll be mounds of flesh, lumps of meat. Now, perhaps that's all that 0.84

00:18:20.920 Dr. Johanna thinks breasts are to begin with. That's all she sees. And perhaps that's understandable 1.00

00:18:26.400 as her brain seems to be nothing but a lump of meat. Even so, she's wrong. And you know something? 1.00

00:18:33.540 She knows she's wrong. All of the doctors and therapists and counselors treating kids like

00:18:41.520 Frankenstein's monster, they all know what they're doing. I mean, when you feel like you're the one

00:18:48.980 going crazy because you see stuff like this and you think, what is happening? How can these people not

00:18:54.400 see how insane this is? Well, they do see it. But they're motivated by ideological conviction,

00:19:03.080 politics, and most of all, money. There's a lot of money to be made and social clout to be gained

00:19:09.580 by doing what they're doing. Especially when most of the public is too afraid to speak up against it,

00:19:15.540 too afraid to say, no, this is wrong.

00:19:18.640 A boy cannot be a girl. A girl cannot be a boy. This is all wrong. Most people are too afraid to

00:19:29.780 say even that. Except in hushed tones or privately, they'll send a message. Hey, I agree with everything

00:19:38.040 you're saying. Don't tell anybody. We cannot afford to be quiet about this anymore. This is one of the

00:19:45.400 great fights of our time. It may be the greatest. Either we can sit back and watch while millions

00:19:51.460 of kids are experimented on and abused and tortured and destroyed and literally cut into pieces in front

00:19:56.380 of us, or we can speak up and resist and do what needs to be done. That's our choice. Now let's get to

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00:21:25.460 Okay. So, um, another note for my drive, by the way, lighter note, a little bit lighter anyway.

00:21:33.700 Um, although still on the subject of, uh, of perhaps medical induced mania, I was, uh, it's

00:21:40.920 actually the first time I've seen this and we're a year into this thing. First time I've seen what I

00:21:47.440 saw in, uh, Virginia stopping at a Panera Bread, which was my first mistake. I admit why go to Panera

00:21:53.360 Bread. You know, Panera Bread, it gets away with positioning itself as sort of a, uh, a higher

00:21:58.240 class option from regular fast food because they charge five times the prices. So you figure, well,

00:22:02.640 you're getting a, uh, chicken salad sandwich for $27. It must be pretty good, but actually it's not

00:22:08.180 really that good. Or, you know, they sell soup and bread bowls, which by the way, that's, you want to

00:22:15.160 know why we have an obesity epidemic in this country? It's because people are eating, like you're eating

00:22:18.780 soup and you're thinking to yourself, this is great, but I really wish I could eat the bowl too.

00:22:24.060 And then Panera Bread is there to solve the problem. Um, anyway, went into the Panera Bread

00:22:29.300 and, uh, there were everybody in there wearing masks, except me. And multiple tables of people

00:22:38.880 sitting at their table, food in front of them wearing masks. I, I had not seen that yet.

00:22:46.640 Somehow there are people getting crazier as time goes on, as the, as the pandemic is recedes.

00:22:56.680 Um, and most of the country is immune for, for one reason or another, either vaccine or prior

00:23:02.720 exposure. There are people that are getting more serious about it. I was just sitting there watching,

00:23:08.540 I was waiting for my food. I was waiting for my $57 order. Um, and I'm watching people sitting at

00:23:15.040 their tables with masks on. And I never saw any of those people take a bite because that's what I

00:23:20.600 was waiting to see. How does this work? Are you actually, are you going to try to eat that thing

00:23:23.840 with the mask on? I really wanted to see, but, um, anyway, all right, let's go. Number one here,

00:23:30.940 NBC Chicago reports as Chicago mayor, Lori, Lori Lightfoot approaches the two year anniversary of

00:23:36.300 her inauguration, reaching the halfway point through her first term. She told the city's media outlets

00:23:40.100 that she would grant one-on-one interviews to mark the occasion, but with one condition,

00:23:45.540 she will only speak with journalists of color. Lightfoot tweeted Wednesday morning,

00:23:51.660 I ran to break up the status. Uh, I ran to break up the status quo that was failing so many.

00:23:56.280 That isn't just in city hall. It's a shame that in 2021, the city hall press corps is overwhelmingly

00:24:00.660 white in a city where there were more than half of the city identifies as black, Latino,

00:24:05.440 AAPI or native American. What is AAPI? Is that Pacific Islander? Anyway, I'm not going to guess. 0.96

00:24:17.900 Um, diversity and inclusion is imperative across all institutions, including media in order to

00:24:22.560 progress. We must change. This is exactly why I'm being intentional about prioritizing media requests

00:24:26.980 from POC reporters on the occasion of the two year anniversary of my inauguration as mayor of this

00:24:32.040 great city. So, you know, first of all, it's great that this is her priority as it's just bloodshed

00:24:38.620 in the streets of Chicago, people, kids, women being shot and killed as they walk down the street.

00:24:45.860 Um, so that's happening, you know, morgues overflowing with bodies, not because of COVID,

00:24:51.440 but because of the violence and the, and the, you know, the, the gang culture in the city.

00:24:56.160 She's not worried about that. She's worried about making sure there are more black people, 0.65

00:25:01.120 reporters that's that are, that are at the press conferences.

00:25:06.040 And, and her response is, and let's be clear also when she's saying, oh, I only want to have

00:25:13.260 interviews with black, Latino, AAPI, whatever that is, or native American. What she's really saying is

00:25:18.860 I don't want to be interviewed by any white people. So sometimes they get away with this kind of thing 0.99

00:25:24.100 because they, they sort of try to frame it in a positive way. They say, oh no, we're, we're, uh,

00:25:29.340 we're just giving opportunities to these, uh, to these groups over here.

00:25:34.200 But what you're really saying is you don't want white people to interview you

00:25:38.020 because you only singled out one. There's only one group you left out. You put every other group in.

00:25:44.740 It's kind of like when you are in third grade and you invite everyone in the class to your birthday

00:25:49.500 party, except for one kid. And of course, those of us with good parents, we were raised and told,

00:25:55.740 listen, you can invite the whole class or you can invite one or two kids.

00:26:00.840 What you can't do is invite most of the kids, except, except one that you can't do.

00:26:07.080 But, uh, Lori Lightfoot, we can assume for many reasons, uh, was not, was not raised well. Um,

00:26:13.320 and so this is flat out bigotry and racism against white people. It is anti-white racism. 0.91

00:26:19.380 And that's what we should name it and call it that because that's what it is.

00:26:25.140 Now there may have been some, I'm sure if I checked, there are some Republicans who

00:26:28.860 complained about Lightfoot saying this, maybe tweeted about it. I'm not sure. I'll assume

00:26:33.740 that some Republicans did, uh, and maybe even called it racism, but there was one elected

00:26:39.720 representative on the national stage. Only one that I'm aware of that went so far as to say this.

00:26:43.600 This is Tulsi Gabbard, who I should remind you is not a Republican. She's a Democrat. And this is what 0.88

00:26:47.780 she tweeted. Mayor Lightfoot's blatant anti-white racism is abhorrent. I call upon president Biden, 0.98

00:26:54.740 Kamala Harris, and other leaders of our country of all races to join me in calling for mayor

00:26:59.280 Lightfoot's resignation. Our leaders must condemn all racism, including anti-white calling,

00:27:08.460 calling it not just racism, anti-white racism, and then saying that Lightfoot should resign.

00:27:15.240 Now, I love this statement from Tulsi Gabbard. She's exactly 100% right. Um, what I don't love

00:27:23.500 is that she's the only one saying that and she's a Democrat. What, what a shame, what an absolute 0.96

00:27:31.340 shaming, well-deserved shaming of the Republican party that this is not coming from any Republican.

00:27:37.680 It's coming from a Democrat. And the thing is, as a Democrat saying this, you, you, you know, Tulsi,

00:27:43.880 this takes courage. I actually have respect. She might be the, she's the one Democrat, one elected

00:27:47.520 Democrat I can think of, who I have respect for. Um, even though I still, I still don't agree with

00:27:51.860 many of her views, but this actually takes courage because all of your colleagues in Democrat party,

00:27:59.420 your base, you know, everyone that you, that you need to support you and everything,

00:28:04.040 they're all going to be against you for this. Cause that's, that's taboo. You don't talk about

00:28:09.340 anti-white racism. In fact, anti-white racism, according to them, doesn't exist.

00:28:14.100 But Republicans, they would risk nothing by calling it out. Yeah. The left's going to be mad

00:28:21.060 at you. The Democrats are going to be mad at you, but they'll be mad no matter what.

00:28:24.860 Um, and most conservatives, no matter their race, black, white, doesn't matter,

00:28:29.700 are, are, would be perfectly happy for you to call out anti-white racism because that's what it is.

00:28:36.720 And it doesn't matter if you're a Republican, who cares what the Democrats say? They have no,

00:28:40.560 doesn't make a difference. They're going to hate you no matter what. You don't need them to like you

00:28:45.540 and they won't no matter what you say. So you have literally nothing to lose. You might as well speak

00:28:52.900 up, but these cowards, they can't even endure. They're going to get some frowny faces in the 0.98

00:28:59.800 halls of Congress when they're walking by the Democrats and they can't even that, even that

00:29:03.760 they can't endure. Tulsi Gabbard put a lot more than that on the line. Um, but we need to be very

00:29:11.160 clear about this as conservatives, you know, uh, if that is how you identify, I think we need to be

00:29:17.180 very clear. It's, it's not enough to just blanket blanket statement, condemn racism in response to

00:29:25.480 something like this. We need to call it what it is. It is anti-white racism, anti-white racism exists.

00:29:33.440 There's a whole lot of it. In fact, it's the only form of racism in America that's socially acceptable.

00:29:40.660 Um, and it's one of the only forms of racism that's also institutional and systemic, arguably another

00:29:45.880 form of being anti-Asian bigotry, which through, through affirmative action, you know, that is very 0.72

00:29:51.580 real as well and systemic. Um, and yeah, calling her to her for her to resign the same way. I don't

00:30:00.580 need, I don't need to point this out, but I will just, if you can imagine a white mayor saying that

00:30:08.500 he only wants to be interviewed by his fellow white people, he'd be, I think he'd be arrested. I think 0.88

00:30:14.480 they would send the, the, I think the FBI would be knocking on his door and they'd arrest him for,

00:30:18.700 they'd find something. They, they, they would, they would arrest him for felony rudeness. I guarantee

00:30:25.320 it. Hate crime charges. You know, you know, I'm not, you know, I'm right. This is not, I wish it was

00:30:31.020 like a joke or an exaggeration, but a hyperbole. It's not. They would call that a hate crime,

00:30:35.920 but lightfoot can say it and you know, no problem. All right. Let's, uh, go here now. See a little

00:30:45.180 bit of a news from CNN or news, news about CNN. We're not going to get news from CNN, but there's

00:30:51.420 some news about them. And we'll start here. Uh, we heard something similar to this on the last show.

00:30:56.040 That was from a democratic representative. And this is, uh, another democratic representative

00:30:59.920 named Don Lemon, uh, extolling the virtues of the Democrat party. Let's listen to that.

00:31:05.540 How do you, how does that correct? If you only have, you know, a fraction of whatever the political

00:31:15.880 spectrum dealing with this issue? Well, right now, the person who's in the white house is a Democrat.

00:31:23.080 The people who are in charge of Congress are Democrats. The people who are in the majority,

00:31:27.960 slightly in the Senate are Democrats. The only party now that is operating in reality is the

00:31:35.500 democratic party. The Republican party is obsolete. Okay. Actually, the last part of that, I agree

00:31:43.540 with the Republican party is obsolete. There's no denying that it is obsolete and it's made itself

00:31:48.840 obsolete largely by the cowardice we were just talking about a second ago. Um, and that, and that we should

00:31:53.520 also note is Don Lemon. I want to be clear that's Don Lemon host of Don Lemon tonight, as opposed to

00:32:01.300 Don Lemon host of tonight with Don Lemon, which I think that was, that was the show he had, you know,

00:32:06.880 up until a week ago. And then they made a big announcement that he was resigning from the show

00:32:10.340 or something. It was this big deal. Um, and then he comes back the next day and says, yes, we have

00:32:16.080 ended tonight with Don Lemon. We start a new chapter. This is Don Lemon tonight. Um, and it's,

00:32:24.240 it seems like the old Don, the old Don Lemon, much like the new Don Lemon and, uh, or new Don Lemon

00:32:28.940 like the old Don Lemon, Don Lemon, however you want to put it. But he says the Democrat party,

00:32:32.680 only one living in reality. Same thing we heard from the Democrat, I think it was Tim Ryan last week

00:32:37.080 saying the same thing. There's only one Republican, there's only one party living in reality. It's the

00:32:41.980 Democrats. Well, I guess I would ask Don the same question I asked Tim, which is okay. Living in

00:32:49.540 reality over there. Uh, can you get pregnant? First of all, in your reality, the girl, Grace,

00:32:57.780 the clip we played, um, regretting her transition, you know, a girl like that, take a 16 year old girl, 0.98

00:33:04.800 chop her breasts off. Can you make her into a boy? I mean, you're in reality. It's not the kind of 0.97

00:33:10.180 reality we're talking about. Yeah, I think it is. And then we've got Chris Cuomo at the center of

00:33:16.360 controversy because it was found out that he was advising his brother on how to deal with the sex

00:33:21.900 harassment scandal, even while claiming on air that he wasn't getting involved or anything. And

00:33:26.140 then it came out that he's been advising and, uh, and he actually apologized for that. And here's his

00:33:31.420 apology. The people can say and write what they want, but I want you to know the truth.

00:33:36.060 How I helped my brother also matters. When my brother's situation became turbulent,

00:33:43.280 being looped into calls with other friends of his and advisors that did include some of his staff.

00:33:49.180 I understand why that was a problem for CNN. It will not happen again. It was a mistake

00:33:55.700 because I put my colleagues here who I believe are the best in the business and a bad spot.

00:34:01.700 I never intended for that. I would never intend for that. And I am sorry for that.

00:34:08.980 It's also important for you to understand, not only do I not cover this here, I've never tried to

00:34:16.200 influence this network's coverage of my brother. In fact, I've been walled off from it.

00:34:22.260 This is a unique and difficult situation and that's okay. I know where the line is. I can respect it

00:34:31.660 and still be there for my family, which I must. I have to do that. I love my brother. I love my family.

00:34:39.520 I love my job and I love and respect my colleagues here at CNN. And again, to them,

00:34:50.520 I am truly sorry. You know who I am. You know what I'm about. And I want this to be said in public

00:34:58.260 to you who give me the opportunity and to my colleagues who make me better at what I do.

00:35:03.880 Okay. A very teary moment there. Very emotional. I was getting choked up a little bit. I don't know

00:35:09.840 about you, but his colleagues are the best in the business, which, you know, maybe they are.

00:35:14.940 It's such a low bar that, sure, why not? But here's the thing. I don't care about this at all,

00:35:23.860 really. I'm not even sure why I played that. I was trying to remember. While I was playing that,

00:35:27.140 I was thinking to myself, why am I playing this? Did I have something to say about this?

00:35:30.100 Because I don't remember what it was supposed to be. But even if I don't care about it,

00:35:37.340 for me, I don't care. He wants to call himself a journalist. That's laughable. That's a joke.

00:35:43.220 But as I said, the bar is so low for journalism now that, sure, anyone can be one if they want to be.

00:35:48.880 But I don't care. He doesn't want to talk about his brother's sexual harassment scandal.

00:35:53.840 Um, fine. That's fine. He's talking to his brother, advising him. I don't care about that

00:36:01.700 either. Yeah, it's your brother. So I understand you're loyal to your family. I don't really have

00:36:06.180 an issue with that. The problem that that's not really the problem. That's not the actual scandal

00:36:10.820 because there is a scandal here. Um, the scandal is during the height of all this back in March and

00:36:19.580 April, CNN was bringing Andrew Cuomo onto Chris Cuomo show on an almost nightly basis, certainly

00:36:27.140 at least weekly basis. And they were doing these little buddy cop comedy routines, which is

00:36:32.380 inappropriate enough given the circumstances of all these people dying. But also there was no attempt

00:36:37.400 to be an objective journalist. They were, they were handing over their airtime for propaganda pieces

00:36:44.540 between this politician and his little brother. And then it turns out that this politician is

00:36:53.120 wrapped up in a scandal that resulted in thousands of elderly people dying.

00:36:58.860 So in terms of the journalism scandal, that's it.

00:37:04.040 But as far as him not wanting to talk about it now and, and who cares if he invited, of course,

00:37:08.360 I would assume he's probably on the phone with his brother. Who cares about that?

00:37:11.880 That's not the issue. All right, let's go. This is from page six. It says Megan Markle didn't act

00:37:19.620 on suicidal impulses while pregnant with her son because she didn't want Prince Harry to be hurt

00:37:23.920 by the loss of quote, another woman in his life. The Duke of Sussex told Oprah Winfrey in the documentary

00:37:29.520 series that premiered Friday. So Oprah's doing another interview with these people. Great.

00:37:35.000 Uh, he said in a conversation with Winfrey in the, uh, the me, you can't see a new Apple TV plus series on

00:37:41.040 mental health. He said, the thing that stopped her from seeing it through was how unfair it would be

00:37:45.760 on me after everything that happened to my mom and to, uh, that's British for mom. And to now be

00:37:51.780 put in a position of losing another woman in my life with a baby inside of her, our baby. Um,

00:37:57.860 the Prince told Winfrey, the scariest thing for her was her clarity of thought.

00:38:02.260 She hadn't lost it. She wasn't crazy. She wasn't self-medicating, be it through pills or through

00:38:06.700 alcohol. She was absolutely sober, sober. She was completely sane. Uh, yet in the quiet of the night,

00:38:12.380 these thoughts woke her up. Harry said he did not go to his family when Markle felt suicidal

00:38:18.180 because he was ashamed the situation had gotten that bad. Uh, he also said the Royals would likely

00:38:23.600 not be able to help. Okay. So Megan Markle, I mean, I already knew that she was petty, vindictive, 1.00

00:38:32.280 self-absorbed, self-absorbed, all of that. A lot, a lot of flaws shared by, uh, by famous celebrities

00:38:40.040 and so on. So no surprise there. But then you read stories like this and you realize that if you

00:38:46.000 didn't already realize, oh, she was just, this is a really, this is evil. This is a really, really bad

00:38:51.280 person. You're, she's pregnant with Harry's son and threatening to kill herself. This is emotional, 0.99

00:39:02.100 manipulation. This is emotional abuse. Um, and, and if, if the genders were reversed, 0.99

00:39:12.100 everybody would be saying that. Can you imagine for a second, Megan Markle sitting down and saying

00:39:20.200 that, uh, Harry was threatening to kill herself and kill himself if, if she didn't do this or that

00:39:24.820 thing that he wanted. Everyone would be saying this is a, you need to get out of that marriage. This is,

00:39:31.280 you're being emotionally manipulated and abused in, in horrible ways. Cause that is horrible.

00:39:37.160 You're threatening to kill yourself with you while, while pregnant. Um, yeah, that, that would be, 0.99

00:39:44.900 that's, that's my interpretation of it. Of course I wasn't there, but you know what, here's the other

00:39:49.060 thing. Cause I know we're, we're, we're also told that we're in no place to judge. How dare we,

00:39:55.900 you know, maybe she really was going through a psychological crisis of some kind. Um, and,

00:40:00.020 and how it's, we should, we should butt out, but they are taking their personal life and putting

00:40:07.220 it out into the public. They are choosing to publicize. They don't have to, nobody would know

00:40:12.580 anything about the suicidal stuff unless they told us and they didn't have to tell us this.

00:40:16.220 Not only are they telling us, they're getting paid to tell us that they are in the process right

00:40:23.440 now of monetizing their personal story and their, their alleged personal trauma and victimization.

00:40:28.840 They're monetizing that. They're turning it into their, into a media empire, into a franchise,

00:40:34.760 like a Marvel movie. So they are putting it out there in public. And when you do that, then yeah,

00:40:41.400 the rest of us, we have every right to give our opinion and to try to, and to, you know,

00:40:47.160 and if we want to speculate, we can speculate. If you don't want people speculating about,

00:40:51.620 it's like I always say, if you don't want people speculating or giving their opinions about your

00:40:54.520 personal life, then keep it to yourself. The moment you put it out there for the entire public

00:40:58.760 as, as, as content for them to consume, you're the one who's turned it into that. That's your fault.

00:41:06.600 And so I feel perfectly within my rights, uh, ethically and certainly legally, at least for

00:41:15.680 now to say that to me, um, that doesn't sound so much like a mentally ill woman as it sounds like a 0.99

00:41:26.140 woman emotionally and psychologically abusing her husband. And as I said, reverse the, the, the sexes 1.00

00:41:32.500 here. And that's how everybody would interpret it. That is, that is, that is horrific stuff. It really

00:41:39.800 is. All right. Um, do we have time for this? I think now we're probably going to save this for

00:41:45.940 tomorrow. Um, because Buzzfeed has a story about the white house wants to encourage people to go out

00:41:54.020 and have sex this summer randomly with strangers. And of course, Buzzfeed is a big, big, big fan of

00:41:58.780 that. And you know, if you get vaccinated, then you can go and do that because apparently, uh,

00:42:03.500 the only disease you have to worry about when having random strikes with sex with strangers

00:42:06.940 is COVID. As long as you're vaccinated, you don't have to worry about anything else. We'll save that

00:42:11.080 for tomorrow. There may be a longer conversation to be had. Let's move to, um, reading the YouTube

00:42:15.080 comments. This is from Richard Parker. He says, being a drag queen who twerks at nightclubs is officially a 0.76

00:42:20.360 more respected profession than being a cop who puts his life on the line to fight crime.

00:42:24.180 Morality is bankrupt in 2021. That's a good way of putting things in perspective. And, uh,

00:42:30.500 you're exactly right. George Ann says this drag queen stuff is disgusting and degrading. Exactly. 1.00

00:42:34.900 What are they attempting to teach children? How to be a drag queen? Is this what their goal in life 1.00

00:42:41.320 should be? Keep up the good work, Matt. We need you. Yeah. They want to teach kids to be drag queens.

00:42:46.040 Uh, but that's more of a, of a, of a pleasant side effect as far as they're concerned. 0.82

00:42:51.960 The main thing is to just sexualize children, to desensitize them to this kind of thing.

00:42:59.660 Um, that's, that's the main goal, uh, to, to destroy within the children, any nation, uh, 0.60

00:43:09.560 semblance of, of quote unquote, traditional morality or anything like that. That's what it is.

00:43:14.640 It's an attack on what they consider to be old fashioned, outmoded morality.

00:43:22.640 This is, this is one avenue through which that attack is waged. Uh, and, uh, another comment says,

00:43:29.500 I want a little old lady with a chain on her glasses reading my stories. Exactly. That's, 1.00

00:43:34.640 that's one of the less discussed aspects of the drag queen story hour that we're taking jobs away from 1.00

00:43:39.700 librarians. And they, they, they, when I was a kid, they did a perfectly fine job of reading stories.

00:43:47.020 Um, deplorable Neanderthal says, Matt, the daily wire should do a backstage special for the UFO

00:43:52.220 report to Congress. I promise I'll watch with bated breath and you'll hit a billion views guaranteed.

00:43:58.020 A billion, maybe because the aliens themselves will tune in. I don't know. I think that'd be great.

00:44:02.520 I will suggest that I'll run that up the, uh, the flagpole to see what happens.

00:44:05.620 I will say that, and this is a, I think a serious, more serious conversation that we should be having

00:44:11.480 nationwide because anti-UFO bigotry is, uh, is a big problem in the workplace. And it's a big problem

00:44:19.260 in this workplace here at the daily wire. And I don't mean to air dirty laundry like Megan and Harry

00:44:25.660 here, but it's, it's a problem here. Um, and I would even say those of us who are pro UFO,

00:44:30.880 we are made to feel unsafe. I mean, I feel unsafe sometimes when I hear someone like Michael Knowles

00:44:38.380 coming out against UFOs and saying that it's basically impossible that there's intelligent

00:44:44.800 life in the universe. I feel unsafe when I hear that. This is really a conversation for HR, I guess.

00:44:53.260 Um, let's see. Kaya says safe travels to you and your family on your vacation. Try to enjoy. Also

00:45:00.320 this episode's cancellation literally made me simp, but laugh out loud for Kyle. I mean, the kid must

00:45:06.400 have not known what he was lurking into so naively pity rest in pieces, Kyle. Uh, and to that, I

00:45:13.760 commandeer the expression, Godspeed. I think you used, I don't think you use simp correctly there.

00:45:18.420 I think what you're trying to say is you were sympathetic for Kyle because I, in our back and

00:45:24.620 forth, you thought I had the better of the exchange. I don't think that's, I don't know

00:45:28.240 exactly what simp means, but I don't think that's it. So I just, I'm for your own benefit. Don't go

00:45:33.220 around saying that you simp for people if you're sympathetic for them. I don't think that's what it

00:45:37.680 means. And, uh, finally, this is from pig Marine. Great name says the bathwater comment is about 0.91

00:45:46.440 Belle Daphne who took bath and sold the bathwater under the name gamer girl bathwater. I believe she

00:45:54.260 sold a few batches and the batches sold out in less than a day. Okay. So there's someone online

00:46:01.600 who's, who took a bath and then sold her bathwater and it sold out. What, what, what do you do with

00:46:11.820 it? I mean, the people that are buying it, what do they, I guess I don't want to know. Nevermind.

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00:47:43.600 from you. Let's get out to our daily cancellation. So today for our daily cancellation, we returned to

00:47:51.780 my favorite source for cancellations, TikTok. Now there are some who say that I spend too much time

00:47:55.780 responding to content on TikTok because TikTok is frivolous and irrelevant and stupid and everyone knows it 0.96

00:48:00.040 allegedly, but this just goes to show once again, why conservatives themselves are increasingly 0.99

00:48:04.680 irrelevant in the culture. We tend to think that because something seems stupid to us, unimportant 0.99

00:48:08.980 to us, a silly distraction to us, that it must seem that way to everyone else. But that's not the case. 0.97

00:48:14.180 The fact is whether you like it or not, and I most decidedly do not like it, TikTok is one of the

00:48:19.420 places where millions of people, especially kids go to get information and have their own views affirmed.

00:48:24.840 For that reason, it matters even more than the mainstream media. I mean, I should spend more

00:48:29.920 time on this show responding to TikTok than whatever they're saying on CNN or NBC because TikTok and

00:48:35.360 platforms like it move the culture and influence people much more than does say Don Lemon. So with

00:48:42.700 that preamble out of the way, a recent viral video must now be brought under consideration. Here's a young

00:48:46.980 woman by the name of Sarah. She made a video to tell the world about the books that she'll be reading

00:48:52.360 her very young son, Bennett. She's being applauded for this, and I am being mostly condemned for

00:48:57.920 having criticized her, but you can make up your own mind. Let's watch the video first.

00:49:02.760 Hi there. My name is Sarah. This little cutie is my son, Bennett. As you can see, my son is a white

00:49:08.480 male. So here are some books that I bought to help prevent him from growing up to be awful. 0.58

00:49:14.840 Starting out strong, we have C is for consent. Pretty self-explanatory, but it's a picture book that goes

00:49:21.020 into detail about consent with your body, with family. Along that same note, we have Will Ladybug

00:49:26.400 Hug? Teaches the same kind of concept and in a more childish way about a ladybug who is hugging

00:49:31.640 his friends, even has one friend who doesn't like hugging. So this one is called Only For Me.

00:49:38.480 Same concept, teaching kids about consent and things that feel comfortable with their body.

00:49:42.460 Because I'm raising a feminist, we've got A is for awesome, 23 inspirational women. Next we have 1.00

00:49:48.340 I Clean Like Daddy. There's even a page in the end where the whole family is cleaning together to

00:49:52.440 show that it's not just mom and sister's job. Finally, we have Except When They Don't, a book

00:49:56.200 about boys and girls liking whatever they want, regardless of their gender.

00:50:02.500 Okay, so we have two major issues here. One is the books themselves, and the other is the stated

00:50:07.300 reason for reading the book. So let's go with the latter first. Sarah informs us that her son is a white

00:50:12.580 male, which in some ways perhaps is progress. At least she didn't tell us that her son is a white 0.99

00:50:16.600 female or a non-binary pansexual kangaroo or something. She does at this point have a fundamental 0.97

00:50:21.580 understanding of biology, it seems, and realizes that her son is indeed male. That's good. The

00:50:27.560 only hang up is that she seems to have a lot of suspicion and resentment even towards her son

00:50:32.020 for being male. Now, if for whatever reason you don't immediately understand why the phrase

00:50:37.360 my son is a white male, so I have to prevent him from being awful is a problem. Imagine the same 1.00

00:50:42.980 thing, but directed at a different kind of baby. Now,

00:50:46.600 imagine a mother with a black male child saying, as you can see, my son is a black male, 0.97

00:50:51.080 so here are a bunch of books I bought so that he doesn't grow up to be awful. Or perhaps even 0.95

00:50:55.940 better, a father, imagine, imagine a father pointing the camera towards her, his six-month-old

00:51:01.600 daughter and saying, as you can see, my daughter is a female, so here are a bunch of books I bought

00:51:06.220 to prevent her from being a shrill, overbearing harpy. Would there be anything to discuss in either 0.88

00:51:11.600 scenario? No, everyone everywhere would unequivocally condemn that sort of attitude.

00:51:17.560 Only where it pertains to white males do we suddenly want to make an exception, which proves 0.88

00:51:22.520 not that Sarah isn't bigoted, but that she's far from alone in her bigotry. Of course, there's

00:51:29.340 nothing wrong with parents endeavoring to make sure that their children grow up to be good people as

00:51:33.540 opposed to awful people. Every parent on the planet has looked to awful adults at some point

00:51:39.460 and said, my God, I need to make sure my kids don't turn into that. I have thoughts along those

00:51:44.880 lines every day of my life. I had that thought of Panera Bread, watching the people eating their

00:51:49.040 bread bowls with masks on at the table. And I thought, I hope my kid, whatever happens with my

00:51:53.660 kid, I hope they never turn into that. The problem is when your concerns are specifically racial

00:51:59.940 and gendered, as though you're worried that they'll be awful because of their identity.

00:52:06.140 It's one thing to acknowledge the fallen state of the human race and our propensity for evil.

00:52:10.840 It's another to imagine that your own child is especially susceptible to it based on their

00:52:15.080 identity. That's called bigotry. And yes, to be bigoted against your own flesh and blood is deranged

00:52:21.680 beyond all imagining. It's the type of thought process that has been made possible by the critical

00:52:26.620 race theory cult. One of the most basic strategies of any cult is to turn its members against their

00:52:32.500 own families. Now, usually this involves turning children against parents and CRT does that too.

00:52:38.240 But the even more demented thing is to turn parents against children. And then what about the books

00:52:43.880 themselves? Even many of the people criticizing this video have still allowed that the books are fine

00:52:49.700 in and of themselves. It's just the framing that's the problem. But I disagree. The books are a problem

00:52:55.460 too. First of all, she has three books on consent, three of them, that she'll begin reading to her

00:53:01.980 child from infancy. And remember, she's not reading the books in order to protect him from being the

00:53:08.340 victim of non-consensual touching. No, this is all about stopping him from sexually assaulting other

00:53:14.040 people. This is a woman so worried that her son will be a rapist that she started him on an anti-rapist 0.96

00:53:21.240 curriculum from infancy. She might as well read him a book called We Eat Dinner With People,

00:53:27.700 Not People For Dinner, in order to teach him how to not be a cannibal. I mean, she has imagined that

00:53:33.420 her son is at a very high risk of being an absolute monster, not just a bad person, but a monster.

00:53:40.000 And now she'll spend most of her maternal energy steering him away from what she believes

00:53:43.940 is a near inevitability. All you're really doing at best is creating an issue where it didn't exist

00:53:50.120 and introducing concepts where before there was but childish innocence and ignorance. By the way,

00:53:56.320 in spite of the feminist insistence that we need to teach our sons not to rape, and they say that all 0.95

00:54:00.760 the time, right? The truth is, no. You shouldn't need to specifically teach that. I don't know about you,

00:54:09.580 there was never a time in my life when my parents sat me down and said, now son, don't be a rapist.

00:54:17.040 Any more than they ever sat me down and said, now son, don't be an axe murderer.

00:54:22.820 They never said either of those things, and yet I became neither an axe murderer nor a rapist.

00:54:30.040 Why? Well, because they inculcated in me a more complete value system. They taught me to respect the

00:54:36.440 dignity and value of other human beings as well as my own, and they instilled virtue, as well as they

00:54:41.660 could anyway, while warning against sin and vice and so on. When you do that with your children,

00:54:48.240 they will not grow up to be perfect people, but they will develop a moral code and a system of values

00:54:53.680 that will direct them away from things like rape and murder. And hopefully, it'll do a lot more than

00:54:59.840 that. It turns out you should aim a lot higher than just, don't be a rapist, don't be awful. 0.76

00:55:07.800 And when you aim higher, when you aim for actual virtue, the don't be awful and don't be a rapist

00:55:14.840 lesson is baked into the cake. You don't even need to say it or focus on it, especially not when the

00:55:21.280 kid is still in diapers, you damn fruitcake. As for the other two books, or other three, there was one 0.99

00:55:27.300 telling the boy that he should help clean around the house, and then there was another telling him

00:55:31.660 that he can play with whatever toys he wants, regardless of gender. Those could be okay in and

00:55:35.940 of themselves, depending on the specifics. I haven't read the books, so I don't know. But this mother is

00:55:41.020 not reading those books in order to open up possibilities and to allow the child to express

00:55:45.560 himself. She has rather a very specific and rigid idea of the sort of boy she wants him to be.

00:55:51.640 She's already labeled him. He's a feminist. Six months old, he's already a feminist.

00:55:56.240 She's decided that from birth. So although she says, oh, kids can like whatever they want,

00:56:04.600 they can do whatever they want. In reality, she has made a box for him and she will fit him into

00:56:09.760 it one way or another. Now, of course, we all make boxes as parents for our kids. We all have ideas

00:56:17.880 about the sorts of people we want them to be. That's what instilling values is all about.

00:56:24.140 But the difference is that progressive parents, quote unquote, have an even narrower and more

00:56:29.400 constricting box, all while pretending that there's no box at all.

00:56:35.840 And that's the real problem. And that's why they are all canceled today, along with Sarah.

00:56:43.600 But not her poor child, who is certainly not canceled and is going to need all the

00:56:47.380 help he can get. And I fear for him and so many other kids.

00:56:51.120 And we will leave it on that wonderful note today.

00:56:54.700 Have a great day. God bless. Godspeed.

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Ep. 727 - The Evil Quacks Mutilating Our Children

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