Ep. 727 - The Evil Quacks Mutilating Our Children
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Millions of children are being experimented on, abused, and mutilated all in the name of gender ideology. The problem has reached epidemic proportions, so much so that even some mainstream media outlets have started to notice. We ll talk about that today. Also, a mother on TikTok who s worried that her white male baby will grow up to be awful and has developed a plan to prevent that from happening. And BuzzFeed reports that the White House wants to help Americans have sex with random strangers this summer.
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Today on The Matt Wall Show, millions of children are being experimented on, abused, and mutilated,
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all in the name of gender ideology. The problem has reached epidemic proportions, so much so that
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even some mainstream media outlets have started to notice, shockingly. We'll talk about that today.
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Also, five headlines, including the mayor of Chicago announcing that she'll only accept
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interviews from non-white reporters. One elected politician in Washington had the courage to
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condemn her for this kind of bigotry and to do it specifically, and it wasn't a Republican.
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Also, is Prince Harry a victim of emotional abuse? We'll ask that question. And BuzzFeed
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reports that the White House wants to help Americans have more sex with random strangers
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this summer. In our daily cancellation, we'll consider the mother on TikTok who's worried
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that her white male baby will grow up to be, quote, awful and has developed a plan to prevent
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that from happening. We'll talk about that and much more today on The Matt Wall Show.
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Maryland and then back again, 1500 miles, give or take. It was almost long enough to make me wish
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that I had taken a plane instead. Almost, but not quite. The good thing about the drive is that it
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gave me a chance to listen to and almost finish Abigail Schreier's book on how gender ideology is
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destroying an entire generation of children. The book titled Irreversible Damage, the Transgender
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Craze, Seducing Our Daughters. You probably heard of it. It came out last summer and I had put off
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reading it partly because I'm very well informed on this issue, or I thought I was, and I'm cynical
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in general. So I didn't think the book had anything to tell me that I didn't already know or assume.
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I was wrong. The crisis, as Schreier documents it, is much worse than I thought. And I already
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thought it was very, very bad. And I've told you that many times. I had to pause the book
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frequently throughout just to collect myself and at certain points to stave off bouts of nausea
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so that I didn't start vomiting all over myself. And I don't even say that as a joke.
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The chapter describing phalloplasty, that's when plastic surgeons use bits of a woman's body
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to construct an appendage that's supposed to look like a penis, had an especially sickening effect on
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me. I won't go into details here except to give you one little morsel of information. Part of the
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process involves de-sleeving the forearm. And that's exactly what it sounds like. They pull the
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skin off of a woman's arm like a sleeve, and then they use it in the construction of the fake male
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reproductive organ, only it's not a reproductive organ at all, of course. You can't actually give
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a female a male body or a male a female body. That's impossible. All you can do is take a healthy
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body and mutilate it. You can make a body less feminine. You can't make it male. A male body is
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male down to its very bones, down to its cells, its DNA. The only way to turn a woman into a man
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would be to obliterate her body completely and build a man from scratch, which also is impossible
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right now. But that wouldn't even be turning a woman into a man. That would just be killing a woman
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and creating a man to take her place. But the main point of the book is not to describe
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sex change surgeries, which have plastic surgeons basically acting like Leatherface from the Texas
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Chainsaw Massacre, all in the name of alleged medicine. The main point of the book is to show
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in painstaking detail how children, girls are the special focus of this book, are indoctrinated into
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gender ideology at very young ages and eagerly put on the path to gender transition if they show
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even the slightest sign that they're questioning their gender. And of course, it's not hard to
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get a child to question their gender. Almost any child will if the idea is suggested to them early
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enough. That's how millions and millions of children are fed into this system. You truly can't
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understand the full scope of this problem until you've looked at the numbers. We are losing an entire
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generation to this madness, and that is not an exaggeration. Gender ideology is both jammed into the
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kids' heads by the school system, academia, Hollywood, and media, and every other powerful
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institution, and also spread among the kids themselves. It's a full-on social contagion,
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unlike any that we've seen in our lifetimes. And the problem is that, and I think the book does a
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really good job of explaining this in particular, is that all of this stuff, the gender ideology,
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has a very special appeal to kids, in particular girls, as they go through puberty and they endure
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a perfectly natural period of feeling uncomfortable in their own bodies, kids have always felt that
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way in puberty, after it, before it. People have always felt that way at one time or another,
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to one degree or another. But now, I mean, everyone has had an experience of looking in a mirror and
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not being totally happy with what you see. We've all been there. But now we're given a framework for
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interpreting those natural feelings. And the framework tells us that if we feel not totally
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at home in our bodies, then we're gender dysphoric and we should embark on a quest to get a new body.
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As the book describes, doctors and therapists will diagnose gender dysphoria almost automatically.
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In many states, they're essentially obligated to legally. The so-called affirmative care standard
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means that counselors and therapists must affirm a patient's gender delusions, even if the patient
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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
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out why he's saying that, what lies at the root of it, what is he really trying to express, where is this
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coming from? None of that. None. The only thing they do is say, well, okay, then you are.
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So you're a girl. Let's talk about how to, you know, make you more into what you feel that you
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are. This in spite of the fact that the goal of therapy should be quite literally the exact
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opposite of that. When it comes to the gender stuff, therapy, along with the medical industry
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generally, has flipped itself on its head and performed the opposite of the function that it's
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supposed to perform. Now kids are put on puberty blockers at the drop of a hat, then cross-sex
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hormones. And before long surgery, girls as young as 16, sometimes younger, are having their breasts
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cut off, an entire biological capacity permanently removed, all in the vain hope that they can become
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men. And sometimes they don't even want to become men. They talk in the book about a, about a quote
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unquote doctor, I think it was in Canada, has done over a thousand of these so-called top surgeries.
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And in some cases, the girls aren't even claiming to be gender dysphoric. They don't even say they
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want to be men. They identify as non-binary. They want to be neither. It's a cosmetic. It's entirely
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cosmetic. They approach it like another person would approach getting a tattoo. Only a 16-year-old
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can't get a tattoo in most places, but they can get their breasts chopped off. The doctors are not
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only performing these procedures, but recommending them and profiting off of them. Of course. Now it
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just so happens that after my weekend spent listening to these stories, I came home to find
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out that 60 Minutes, in a true shocker, performed some actual journalism and aired an investigation
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this past Sunday night into this very problem. 60 Minutes interviewed a number of detransitioners.
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Those are people who went through a medical transition to become the opposite sex, then regretted it
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and tried to go back. And unfortunately, depending on how far along they are in the process,
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they can't fully go back. Now there are many such cases and there will be a great many more in the
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years ahead. Here's just one example. This is a girl named Grace who went all the way through
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the transition, all the way through the double mastectomy, having her breasts removed
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before changing her mind. And here she is describing that process. Did the therapist not
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question you about how deep the feeling was and what it was stemming from? She didn't go really go
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into what my gender dysphoria might have been stemming from. We only did a few sessions. Because she was
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over 18 and didn't need parental consent, she says she merely signed an informed consent form at a clinic
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and got hormone shots. They asked me, so why do you want to go on testosterone? And I said,
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well, being a woman just isn't working for me anymore. And they said, okay. So that was that.
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You got your prescription for testosterone? Mm-hmm. Yep. Just four months after she started
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testosterone, she says she was approved for a mastectomy, what's called top surgery, that she
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told us was traumatic. You know, I'm kind of surprised because based on everything you've said
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up to now, I would have thought you'd have a great sense of relief. I started to have a really disturbing
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sense that like a part of my body was missing, almost a ghost limb feeling about being like, there's
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something that should be there. And the feeling really surprised me, but it was really hard to
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deny. And so she detransitioned by going off testosterone and then went back to the clinic.
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And she says, complained to the doctor that the process didn't follow the WPATH guidelines.
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If it sounds like the doctors and counselors she consulted seemed to have
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no concern for her physical wellbeing at all, or her psychological wellbeing, that's because they
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didn't and they don't. On that note, um, I want to play another clip for you. This, this one was
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mentioned in Schreier's book. That's how I was made aware of it. I had never seen it before.
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These are, uh, and I should have seen it. We should all see this, but I want to make sure a lot of people
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see this clip. These are comments made by a woman named Dr. Johanna Olson Kennedy. She's one of the
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most prominent Texas chainsaw physicians sending countless young people off to get mutilated. She's
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also the medical director of the center for trans youth health and development at children's, at the
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children's hospital, Los Angeles. And she's also married to a trans man. That is a woman who identifies
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as a man. That's where she's coming from. That's her background. Here she is at a conference in 2018
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explaining why it's okay to chop the breasts off of an adolescent girl. This again is not theoretical or
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academic. People like this woman are actually doing this to girls, thousands of them, or referring
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them to surgeons who will do it. Here's her justification. I want you to listen very carefully
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to this. I'm just going to say this, that actually people get married when they're under 20. Actually
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people choose colleges to go to. Actually people make life altering decisions in adolescence
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all the time. All the time. And honestly, most of them are good. It's just the bad ones that we talk
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about. Oh my God, the cinnamon challenge, right? I mean, why do we know about it? Because it's a thing
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and it's not common. Like most teenagers aren't eating cinnamon, right? But some are and they're on
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YouTube and that's stupid. But we don't put on YouTube the things that are really good decisions,
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right? Oh my gosh, my kid took the SATs. Not a very exciting afterschool special, right? But so what
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we do know is that adolescents actually have the capacity to make a reasoned, logical decision.
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And here's the other thing about chest surgery. If you want breasts at a later point in your life,
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The first thing to understand is that the woman there is evil. We're talking about Nazi
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scientist evil. We're talking about abortionist evil. Now she may sound like a lunatic in that
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clip, but she isn't. That'd be letter off the hook. Lunatics don't get medical degrees. Bad people
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can get medical degrees. And unfortunately a lot of them have, but not lunatics. If you're crazy
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delusional, you're not going to get through medical school, but you can be a bad, evil person
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and make it through medical school. And she's a bad, evil person. What's her argument here? Well,
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she says, first of all, adolescents can make good decisions. In fact, she says most decisions
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adolescents make are good. They make life altering decisions all the time. She observes,
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which somehow means that it's good for them to make those decisions and we should help them to make
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more such decisions. Ironically, the one example she gives of an adolescent making a good decision
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is taking the SATs, but that's not a decision that kids make. Parents make that decision. Adults make
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it. Kids go along with it. Indeed, it turns out most of the good, the actual good long-term decisions,
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quote unquote, adolescents make are the ones that adults tell them to make. Kids need adults to help
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them think more clearly when it comes to long-term choices, long-term planning. And this is another
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thing that a doctor knows. If I know what a doctor knows that a long-term planning is a function of the
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prefrontal cortex and teenagers do not have a fully developed prefrontal cortex, which is why they do
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dumb things all the time, which is why almost all of us, if we survived our teenage years,
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should be thanking God that we did because there's a really good chance that we, you know,
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it only would have taken one or two things to go wrong of all the dumb things we did,
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all the dumb, destructive, reckless things. I know I can look back at my teenage years and think of
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plenty of those. Why were you doing that? You look back to being a teenager and you think about some
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of the things that you did, some of the things you said, the way you acted. And you think that was
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like, what was I, was I, what was I, it's like a different person. I don't even know who that person
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was. Well, it's because your brain wasn't fully functioning the way that it is now.
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They literally can't make good long-term decisions, at least not reliably. They don't
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have the neurological hardware in place just yet. This is also why we say adolescents can't consent
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to sex. Our laws against child rape and pedophilia are all based entirely on the idea
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that young children cannot make sexual decisions for themselves. Dr. Johanna wants to undermine the
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legal, scientific and philosophical case against pedophilia. And that is not a coincidence, by the
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way, check back in 10 years or maybe sooner. And she'll be explaining in one of these videos with
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equal passion, why we must be tolerant towards and accepting of adult child sexual relationships.
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Quote me on it 10 years from now, maybe sooner. But even if she personally never gets to that point,
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what she's already advocating for is just as bad. A child who has put on hormones and then who has
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their body mutilated is being sexually violated in a way that is just as depraved and damaging as
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molestation or rape. All of these kids are sexual abuse victims. And their abusers are people like the
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doctor here. She's like a pedophile. That's how she should be treated and seen.
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Somehow, though, we haven't even gotten to the most deranged part of that short clip.
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She also says flippantly, practically laughing as she says it, that you could chop a young girl's breasts
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off. And it's no big deal because she can always go and get new breasts later if she wants.
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This is what this doctor thinks of the female body. She thinks of it like a Lego play set or a potato
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head doll. You could take parts off, attach, reattach, mix and match. A body is nothing but a pile of parts.
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Cut a few off, swap them out. Nothing will be lost in the exchange.
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It is obviously not true. I would hope I don't need to explain that it's not true.
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Your body is a whole, coherent, complete thing. It's not perfect. Nobody's body is perfect. No
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person is perfect, but it is your body. And yet you should love your body because it's the only one
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you have. You can never have another one. This is what any therapist or counselor worth their salt
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would be saying. And there are very few of them out there that are worth their salt, by the way.
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I mean, we're at the point where it's like, I wouldn't even send my kid to a counselor or a
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therapist, period. I wouldn't send them because I don't trust hardly any of these people given what
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they're saying. That's a different subject. But your body is your body. You will never have another
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one. A woman cannot have her breasts removed and then go and get new ones. You can't. Her new breasts
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will not be breasts, but there'll be mounds of flesh, lumps of meat. Now, perhaps that's all that
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Dr. Johanna thinks breasts are to begin with. That's all she sees. And perhaps that's understandable
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as her brain seems to be nothing but a lump of meat. Even so, she's wrong. And you know something?
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She knows she's wrong. All of the doctors and therapists and counselors treating kids like
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Frankenstein's monster, they all know what they're doing. I mean, when you feel like you're the one
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going crazy because you see stuff like this and you think, what is happening? How can these people not
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see how insane this is? Well, they do see it. But they're motivated by ideological conviction,
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politics, and most of all, money. There's a lot of money to be made and social clout to be gained
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by doing what they're doing. Especially when most of the public is too afraid to speak up against it,
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A boy cannot be a girl. A girl cannot be a boy. This is all wrong. Most people are too afraid to
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say even that. Except in hushed tones or privately, they'll send a message. Hey, I agree with everything
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you're saying. Don't tell anybody. We cannot afford to be quiet about this anymore. This is one of the
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great fights of our time. It may be the greatest. Either we can sit back and watch while millions
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of kids are experimented on and abused and tortured and destroyed and literally cut into pieces in front
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Okay. So, um, another note for my drive, by the way, lighter note, a little bit lighter anyway.
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Um, although still on the subject of, uh, of perhaps medical induced mania, I was, uh, it's
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actually the first time I've seen this and we're a year into this thing. First time I've seen what I
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saw in, uh, Virginia stopping at a Panera Bread, which was my first mistake. I admit why go to Panera
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Bread. You know, Panera Bread, it gets away with positioning itself as sort of a, uh, a higher
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class option from regular fast food because they charge five times the prices. So you figure, well,
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you're getting a, uh, chicken salad sandwich for $27. It must be pretty good, but actually it's not
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really that good. Or, you know, they sell soup and bread bowls, which by the way, that's, you want to
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know why we have an obesity epidemic in this country? It's because people are eating, like you're eating
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soup and you're thinking to yourself, this is great, but I really wish I could eat the bowl too.
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And then Panera Bread is there to solve the problem. Um, anyway, went into the Panera Bread
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and, uh, there were everybody in there wearing masks, except me. And multiple tables of people
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sitting at their table, food in front of them wearing masks. I, I had not seen that yet.
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Somehow there are people getting crazier as time goes on, as the, as the pandemic is recedes.
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Um, and most of the country is immune for, for one reason or another, either vaccine or prior
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exposure. There are people that are getting more serious about it. I was just sitting there watching,
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I was waiting for my food. I was waiting for my $57 order. Um, and I'm watching people sitting at
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their tables with masks on. And I never saw any of those people take a bite because that's what I
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was waiting to see. How does this work? Are you actually, are you going to try to eat that thing
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with the mask on? I really wanted to see, but, um, anyway, all right, let's go. Number one here,
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NBC Chicago reports as Chicago mayor, Lori, Lori Lightfoot approaches the two year anniversary of
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her inauguration, reaching the halfway point through her first term. She told the city's media outlets
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that she would grant one-on-one interviews to mark the occasion, but with one condition,
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she will only speak with journalists of color. Lightfoot tweeted Wednesday morning,
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I ran to break up the status. Uh, I ran to break up the status quo that was failing so many.
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That isn't just in city hall. It's a shame that in 2021, the city hall press corps is overwhelmingly
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white in a city where there were more than half of the city identifies as black, Latino,
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AAPI or native American. What is AAPI? Is that Pacific Islander? Anyway, I'm not going to guess.
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Um, diversity and inclusion is imperative across all institutions, including media in order to
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progress. We must change. This is exactly why I'm being intentional about prioritizing media requests
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from POC reporters on the occasion of the two year anniversary of my inauguration as mayor of this
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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,
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
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.
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
00:26:47.780
she tweeted. Mayor Lightfoot's blatant anti-white racism is abhorrent. I call upon president Biden,
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
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
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
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
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,
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
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,
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,
00:39:02.100
manipulation. This is emotional abuse. Um, and, and if, if the genders were reversed,
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,
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
00:41:26.140
woman emotionally and psychologically abusing her husband. And as I said, reverse the, the, the sexes
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
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.
00:42:34.900
What are they attempting to teach children? How to be a drag queen? Is this what their goal in life
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.
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,
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,
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
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
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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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
00:48:00.040
allegedly, but this just goes to show once again, why conservatives themselves are increasingly
00:48:04.680
irrelevant in the culture. We tend to think that because something seems stupid to us, unimportant
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.
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
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time on this show responding to TikTok than whatever they're saying on CNN or NBC because TikTok and
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platforms like it move the culture and influence people much more than does say Don Lemon. So with
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that preamble out of the way, a recent viral video must now be brought under consideration. Here's a young
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woman by the name of Sarah. She made a video to tell the world about the books that she'll be reading
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her very young son, Bennett. She's being applauded for this, and I am being mostly condemned for
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having criticized her, but you can make up your own mind. Let's watch the video first.
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Hi there. My name is Sarah. This little cutie is my son, Bennett. As you can see, my son is a white
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male. So here are some books that I bought to help prevent him from growing up to be awful.
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Starting out strong, we have C is for consent. Pretty self-explanatory, but it's a picture book that goes
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into detail about consent with your body, with family. Along that same note, we have Will Ladybug
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Hug? Teaches the same kind of concept and in a more childish way about a ladybug who is hugging
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his friends, even has one friend who doesn't like hugging. So this one is called Only For Me.
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Same concept, teaching kids about consent and things that feel comfortable with their body.
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Because I'm raising a feminist, we've got A is for awesome, 23 inspirational women. Next we have
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I Clean Like Daddy. There's even a page in the end where the whole family is cleaning together to
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show that it's not just mom and sister's job. Finally, we have Except When They Don't, a book
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about boys and girls liking whatever they want, regardless of their gender.
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Okay, so we have two major issues here. One is the books themselves, and the other is the stated
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reason for reading the book. So let's go with the latter first. Sarah informs us that her son is a white
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male, which in some ways perhaps is progress. At least she didn't tell us that her son is a white
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female or a non-binary pansexual kangaroo or something. She does at this point have a fundamental
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understanding of biology, it seems, and realizes that her son is indeed male. That's good. The
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only hang up is that she seems to have a lot of suspicion and resentment even towards her son
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for being male. Now, if for whatever reason you don't immediately understand why the phrase
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my son is a white male, so I have to prevent him from being awful is a problem. Imagine the same
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thing, but directed at a different kind of baby. Now,
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imagine a mother with a black male child saying, as you can see, my son is a black male,
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so here are a bunch of books I bought so that he doesn't grow up to be awful. Or perhaps even
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better, a father, imagine, imagine a father pointing the camera towards her, his six-month-old
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daughter and saying, as you can see, my daughter is a female, so here are a bunch of books I bought
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to prevent her from being a shrill, overbearing harpy. Would there be anything to discuss in either
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scenario? No, everyone everywhere would unequivocally condemn that sort of attitude.
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Only where it pertains to white males do we suddenly want to make an exception, which proves
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not that Sarah isn't bigoted, but that she's far from alone in her bigotry. Of course, there's
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nothing wrong with parents endeavoring to make sure that their children grow up to be good people as
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opposed to awful people. Every parent on the planet has looked to awful adults at some point
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and said, my God, I need to make sure my kids don't turn into that. I have thoughts along those
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lines every day of my life. I had that thought of Panera Bread, watching the people eating their
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bread bowls with masks on at the table. And I thought, I hope my kid, whatever happens with my
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kid, I hope they never turn into that. The problem is when your concerns are specifically racial
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and gendered, as though you're worried that they'll be awful because of their identity.
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It's one thing to acknowledge the fallen state of the human race and our propensity for evil.
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It's another to imagine that your own child is especially susceptible to it based on their
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identity. That's called bigotry. And yes, to be bigoted against your own flesh and blood is deranged
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beyond all imagining. It's the type of thought process that has been made possible by the critical
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race theory cult. One of the most basic strategies of any cult is to turn its members against their
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own families. Now, usually this involves turning children against parents and CRT does that too.
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But the even more demented thing is to turn parents against children. And then what about the books
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themselves? Even many of the people criticizing this video have still allowed that the books are fine
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in and of themselves. It's just the framing that's the problem. But I disagree. The books are a problem
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too. First of all, she has three books on consent, three of them, that she'll begin reading to her
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child from infancy. And remember, she's not reading the books in order to protect him from being the
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victim of non-consensual touching. No, this is all about stopping him from sexually assaulting other
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people. This is a woman so worried that her son will be a rapist that she started him on an anti-rapist
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curriculum from infancy. She might as well read him a book called We Eat Dinner With People,
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Not People For Dinner, in order to teach him how to not be a cannibal. I mean, she has imagined that
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her son is at a very high risk of being an absolute monster, not just a bad person, but a monster.
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And now she'll spend most of her maternal energy steering him away from what she believes
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is a near inevitability. All you're really doing at best is creating an issue where it didn't exist
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and introducing concepts where before there was but childish innocence and ignorance. By the way,
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in spite of the feminist insistence that we need to teach our sons not to rape, and they say that all
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the time, right? The truth is, no. You shouldn't need to specifically teach that. I don't know about you,
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there was never a time in my life when my parents sat me down and said, now son, don't be a rapist.
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Any more than they ever sat me down and said, now son, don't be an axe murderer.
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They never said either of those things, and yet I became neither an axe murderer nor a rapist.
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Why? Well, because they inculcated in me a more complete value system. They taught me to respect the
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dignity and value of other human beings as well as my own, and they instilled virtue, as well as they
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could anyway, while warning against sin and vice and so on. When you do that with your children,
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they will not grow up to be perfect people, but they will develop a moral code and a system of values
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that will direct them away from things like rape and murder. And hopefully, it'll do a lot more than
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that. It turns out you should aim a lot higher than just, don't be a rapist, don't be awful.
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And when you aim higher, when you aim for actual virtue, the don't be awful and don't be a rapist
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lesson is baked into the cake. You don't even need to say it or focus on it, especially not when the
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kid is still in diapers, you damn fruitcake. As for the other two books, or other three, there was one
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telling the boy that he should help clean around the house, and then there was another telling him
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that he can play with whatever toys he wants, regardless of gender. Those could be okay in and
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of themselves, depending on the specifics. I haven't read the books, so I don't know. But this mother is
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not reading those books in order to open up possibilities and to allow the child to express
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himself. She has rather a very specific and rigid idea of the sort of boy she wants him to be.
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She's already labeled him. He's a feminist. Six months old, he's already a feminist.
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She's decided that from birth. So although she says, oh, kids can like whatever they want,
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they can do whatever they want. In reality, she has made a box for him and she will fit him into
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it one way or another. Now, of course, we all make boxes as parents for our kids. We all have ideas
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about the sorts of people we want them to be. That's what instilling values is all about.
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But the difference is that progressive parents, quote unquote, have an even narrower and more
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constricting box, all while pretending that there's no box at all.
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And that's the real problem. And that's why they are all canceled today, along with Sarah.
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But not her poor child, who is certainly not canceled and is going to need all the
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help he can get. And I fear for him and so many other kids.
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And we will leave it on that wonderful note today.
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