The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 732 - Pushing Pansexualism On Preschoolers

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, as we head into so-called Pride Month, the LGBT propaganda is going into overdrive.

00:00:06.500 The children's show Blues Clues kicks things off with an episode featuring a drag queen, a pride parade, and pansexuals.

00:00:12.320 Also, five headlines including more sexual indoctrination of children, this time a graphic video about masturbation,

00:00:18.000 which was shown to six-year-olds at a school in New York City.

00:00:21.200 And an NBA all-star says that he's the victim of the underlying racism of NBA fans.

00:00:25.740 In our daily cancellation, we'll talk about the obese woman who says that you are morally obligated to find her attractive.

00:00:32.280 You don't have a choice in the matter. All of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

00:00:43.960 You know, it's important not to idealize the past.

00:00:47.680 The world during my childhood certainly wasn't perfect. The media we consumed at the time wasn't perfect either.

00:00:53.020 But one thing I do remember is that children's shows were, broadly speaking, shows for children.

00:01:00.360 They had childish themes and ideas and plots.

00:01:03.780 The moral at the end of every story was always something like, sharing is good or learning is fun.

00:01:10.940 And this all made a lot of sense.

00:01:13.380 The show Blues Clues was a little bit after my time.

00:01:16.360 It debuted when I was in middle school, I think, if I remember correctly.

00:01:19.000 But my younger siblings were Blues Clues fanatics, so I was exposed to the show a fair amount.

00:01:24.460 During a typical episode, Blue, the cartoon dog, would decide that he wanted to, you know, make puppets out of construction paper or something.

00:01:31.020 And then he discovered that his scissors are missing.

00:01:32.980 And with the help of his human friend Steve and the children watching at home, Blue would search around the house for his scissors.

00:01:39.000 And then he would eventually find the scissors.

00:01:40.620 And that would be the end of the episode.

00:01:43.840 Suspense, drama, sorrow, redemption.

00:01:47.060 The show had it all.

00:01:48.220 Or at least it had enough for the preschoolers in the audience.

00:01:52.280 Because preschoolers, they don't need much from their entertainment.

00:01:54.960 Innocent and simple should be the name of the game.

00:01:57.780 And that's what many children's shows used to be.

00:02:00.220 That's what Blue's Clues used to be.

00:02:02.280 But not anymore.

00:02:03.160 Like so many other forms of child entertainment, Blue's Clues went from looking for his scissors to this.

00:02:10.720 Families marching one by one.

00:02:12.840 Hurrah, hurrah.

00:02:14.680 Families marching one by one.

00:02:16.820 Hurrah, hurrah.

00:02:18.620 This family has two mommies.

00:02:20.780 They love each other so proudly.

00:02:22.640 And they all go marching in the big parade.

00:02:28.720 Families marching two by two.

00:02:30.800 Hurrah, hurrah.

00:02:32.220 This family has two daddies.

00:02:38.720 They love each other so proudly.

00:02:40.640 And they all go marching in the big parade.

00:02:45.240 Come on, friends.

00:02:46.800 Families marching three by three.

00:02:48.840 Hurrah, hurrah.

00:02:50.740 Families marching three by three.

00:02:52.780 Hurrah, hurrah.

00:02:54.600 These babas are non-binary.

00:02:56.320 They love each other so proudly.

00:02:58.440 And they all go marching in the big parade.

00:03:03.100 Yes, a non-binary disabled dolphin.

00:03:08.840 And I also, I hope you notice the Black Lives Matter fist on the microphones.

00:03:14.940 They really, they really jammed it all in there.

00:03:17.380 Yes, that is a pride parade featured on a recent episode of the show Blue's Clues, a show which, again, is targeted specifically at children age three to five.

00:03:26.440 The person singing is a man named Andrew Levitt, who goes by Nina West when he's on stage as a drag queen.

00:03:34.080 And that's apparently not the first time that Blue's Clues has delved into LGBT propaganda.

00:03:38.280 They recently released a video featuring young children talking about the different pride flags and what they mean.

00:03:43.160 There are, of course, many pride flags that signify many different sexual proclivities.

00:03:47.160 The parade segment we just watched goes on for a while, listing many of them, starting with gay and lesbian.

00:03:52.220 And then, as you saw, disabled, non-binary dolphins.

00:03:55.600 And then into trans and beyond.

00:03:58.280 Let's watch a little more just to see how far this actually goes.

00:04:02.980 Families marching six by six.

00:04:04.980 Hurrah!

00:04:05.860 Hurrah!

00:04:06.940 Families marching six by six.

00:04:08.960 Hurrah!

00:04:09.900 Hurrah!

00:04:10.860 Ace, Bi, and Pan, grown-ups, you see, can love each other so proudly.

00:04:14.700 And they all go marching in the big parade.

00:04:19.620 Oh, yeah!

00:04:20.340 Ace, Bi, and Pan.

00:04:24.380 Sound like the names of, you know, members of a boy band or something.

00:04:28.580 But, no, Ace, Bi, and Pan, because it's important that three-year-olds be taught about pansexuals.

00:04:34.200 By the way, if you're wondering what ace means, I had to look that up.

00:04:37.580 That's a term used for asexuals.

00:04:39.780 Now, if you're wondering why asexuals, that is, people who experience no sexual attraction at all,

00:04:45.660 are included in a community of people who identify themselves by their attraction to other people,

00:04:51.760 and why anyone would be proud of not being attracted to other humans anyway,

00:04:55.820 well, that I can't really explain.

00:04:57.760 All I can say is that the LGBT umbrella has become more like a mushroom,

00:05:02.120 growing and growing until it has reached now a point where it's defined not by what it is,

00:05:07.260 but by what it isn't.

00:05:09.980 The only similarity between an asexual, someone who isn't attracted to anybody,

00:05:14.260 and a pansexual, someone who's attracted to everybody,

00:05:17.600 is that neither are heterosexual.

00:05:20.440 The point of pride for LGBT people these days seems to simply be that they aren't straight.

00:05:26.400 It's not a gay pride parade.

00:05:29.640 It's a not straight parade.

00:05:32.860 It's all about what you aren't.

00:05:34.980 It's not really about what you are.

00:05:37.620 This is an important fact to keep in mind,

00:05:39.280 especially as we enter into what has now been deemed Pride Month.

00:05:43.260 It used to be, you know, you had one part of a day, a pride parade,

00:05:47.940 and then it was Pride Day, and then it was a week, and now it's Pride Month.

00:05:51.700 Many corporations and institutions will go out of their way this month,

00:05:57.440 even more than they do every other month,

00:05:59.080 to push this agenda onto the public and especially onto kids.

00:06:02.440 Kellogg's, for example, recently unveiled a Pride cereal,

00:06:05.860 developed in association with the gay activist group GLAAD.

00:06:10.260 The marketing campaign declares that boxes are for cereal, not people.

00:06:16.260 And on the side of the box, there's a list of pronouns with a couple of blank spaces

00:06:19.620 so that kids can fill in their own pronouns if they want.

00:06:22.860 Ironically, they say boxes are for cereal, not people,

00:06:26.100 and then invite children to literally put themselves into a box.

00:06:31.420 Indeed, the LGBT movement is all about boxes.

00:06:35.040 It's all about obsessively identifying and labeling people.

00:06:40.000 The last thing they want is for children to be free and unencumbered,

00:06:43.380 able to explore the world, figure themselves out.

00:06:46.280 And from a very young age, they say to the kids,

00:06:50.920 here are the labels, now pick one for yourself

00:06:53.960 and assume an identity that coincides with it.

00:06:58.580 Of course, they'll never be honest about any of this.

00:07:02.060 The fact, the absolutely undeniable, indisputable fact,

00:07:08.000 which is staring us right in the face,

00:07:09.540 is that the cultural powers that be

00:07:12.840 really desperately want your kid to be gay or trans

00:07:17.700 or some variation thereof.

00:07:20.000 And they are going to do what they can to make that happen.

00:07:26.040 But they won't admit it.

00:07:28.100 Instead, they'll tell you that all of this,

00:07:29.860 pride parades and pansexuals in schools and in shows for three-year-olds,

00:07:34.520 non-binary pronouns on cereal boxes, etc.

00:07:38.400 All of this is about inviting kids to be themselves, they'll say.

00:07:41.780 It's about inviting the three-year-olds who are already trans or gay or pansexual

00:07:47.340 to simply come out and live their authentic truth.

00:07:51.200 Now, if you're still buying that line,

00:07:53.380 then you may be a hopeless case.

00:07:56.000 I don't know what to tell you.

00:07:57.080 I can't force oblivious people to use their brains

00:07:59.720 if they've gotten so comfortable living without them.

00:08:01.620 But for everybody else, the truth should be clear by now.

00:08:06.120 This, of course, has nothing to do with inviting kids to be who they are.

00:08:11.460 There are no transgender three-year-olds or bisexual three-year-olds

00:08:16.220 or pansexual three-year-olds.

00:08:19.740 Three-year-olds are not concerned with expressing their sexual identities

00:08:23.000 mostly because they don't have a sexual identity at that age.

00:08:27.020 They're concerned mostly with eating snacks

00:08:30.040 and running around without their shoes on

00:08:32.660 and playing with their toys.

00:08:35.360 If we wanted to help them live their truth, quote-unquote,

00:08:38.460 that's the truth we would help them live.

00:08:42.080 This hyper-sexualization,

00:08:43.820 this incessant propagandizing

00:08:46.120 is rather about introducing a new, quote, truth.

00:08:50.460 It's about turning them into something

00:08:52.200 that they would not otherwise be.

00:08:54.680 And as we already covered,

00:08:55.960 the identity that our most powerful cultural institutions

00:08:58.920 want a child to adopt is a negative identity.

00:09:03.120 The message to the child is simple.

00:09:05.160 In a way, it's simple.

00:09:07.400 Be what you want to be.

00:09:09.800 Be who you want to be.

00:09:11.760 But don't be straight.

00:09:13.700 Don't be, quote, cisgender.

00:09:15.240 Don't adopt any values or worldviews or ideas

00:09:18.420 that your grandparents may have held.

00:09:21.060 So be whoever you want to be,

00:09:22.600 just not that.

00:09:24.520 Here are your boxes.

00:09:26.180 There are a lot of boxes,

00:09:27.660 but you have to choose one.

00:09:29.720 And choose it early.

00:09:31.120 And find your identity and your purpose in it.

00:09:34.860 That's the message.

00:09:36.580 Though the people spreading that message

00:09:38.240 will never be honest about it.

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00:11:07.920 You know, I get accused of being antisocial

00:11:11.260 mostly because I am antisocial.

00:11:15.580 But one of the reasons why I get this accusation

00:11:17.900 is I'm not big into small talk.

00:11:19.500 I'm not a big small talk.

00:11:20.380 It's not that I don't like talk.

00:11:21.400 I talk for a living.

00:11:22.260 I just don't.

00:11:22.700 I'm not into small.

00:11:23.440 This idea that like anytime you're around someone,

00:11:25.740 you have to fill that space

00:11:28.420 with by making noise with your mouth.

00:11:30.600 It doesn't matter what you're saying

00:11:31.860 because that's what small talk is.

00:11:33.520 And it annoys me to no end.

00:11:35.480 And I experienced over the weekend

00:11:37.140 maybe the worst example of this

00:11:39.880 in my life.

00:11:43.260 We were out from where they were at a lake

00:11:45.780 and I was walking to the car to get something.

00:11:47.960 And I noticed that my shoes were untied.

00:11:51.060 So I stopped to tie my shoes.

00:11:53.320 And there was this guy walking by

00:11:55.020 and we're the only ones in the area for a moment.

00:11:58.560 And so he's one of these small talkers

00:11:59.780 and he feels like, okay, in his mind,

00:12:02.000 I guess he's thinking,

00:12:02.640 I'm going to be passing by this other guy

00:12:05.460 and we're going to be in the same vicinity

00:12:07.280 for five seconds.

00:12:08.660 And so I have to say something to him.

00:12:11.100 And so this guy, what he says as he's passing by,

00:12:12.940 he says, ah, tying your shoes, huh?

00:12:16.260 He actually said that.

00:12:17.660 And I look up and I said, yep, tying my shoes.

00:12:22.940 And then he just kept walking.

00:12:25.640 Why do people do that?

00:12:28.520 Why do you feel,

00:12:30.400 you obviously had nothing to say to me at all.

00:12:32.480 That's perfectly fine.

00:12:33.520 Just say nothing, keep walking.

00:12:35.560 Tying your shoes, huh?

00:12:37.940 Is that supposed to spark a conversation?

00:12:41.600 And then I feel like the antisocial one

00:12:43.620 because I don't know how to respond to that.

00:12:45.080 I'm not sure what I'm supposed to say.

00:12:47.480 Is that supposed to be the beginning of a conversation?

00:12:50.340 I don't know.

00:12:52.760 You know, they say if you don't have anything nice to say,

00:12:55.120 don't say anything at all.

00:12:56.100 And I don't really agree with that

00:12:57.040 because if I followed that rule,

00:12:58.220 this show wouldn't exist.

00:13:00.420 But I think it's more like

00:13:01.620 if you don't have anything to say, period,

00:13:04.120 then don't say anything.

00:13:05.480 I don't care if it's nice or not.

00:13:07.640 Only speak when you have something to say.

00:13:10.360 And then we do away with small talk entirely.

00:13:13.100 All right.

00:13:13.780 That was just a little break

00:13:15.280 because we have to dive back in,

00:13:16.980 number one here,

00:13:17.600 back into the sexualization of children, unfortunately.

00:13:23.140 This is number one from the Daily Wire.

00:13:24.980 It says,

00:13:25.720 parents at New York City's elite private Dalton school

00:13:28.480 have come out in force

00:13:29.800 against videos dealing with the topic of masturbation

00:13:32.480 that were shown to their first grade children.

00:13:36.520 Okay.

00:13:36.700 Keep in mind,

00:13:37.180 these are first grade children.

00:13:38.320 We're talking about,

00:13:39.560 what are you,

00:13:40.380 first grade,

00:13:40.800 six or seven years old.

00:13:41.700 Parents who send their children

00:13:44.000 to the $55,000 a year school

00:13:46.300 have bombarded the school

00:13:47.300 with complaints

00:13:47.860 about Dalton Director of Health and Wellness

00:13:50.340 Justine Ng Fonte's curriculum.

00:13:53.100 According to the New York Post report,

00:13:55.380 Fonte or font,

00:13:56.460 I don't know how to pronounce the last name,

00:13:57.840 showed six-year-olds a cartoon

00:13:59.880 during her sex ed class

00:14:01.320 that featured small children

00:14:03.280 discussing touching themselves,

00:14:04.900 quote,

00:14:05.180 because it feels good.

00:14:06.320 Now,

00:14:07.500 we actually have

00:14:08.940 some of this video

00:14:10.980 that

00:14:11.380 the thing is here,

00:14:14.180 I don't even know,

00:14:15.120 I feel uncomfortable playing this,

00:14:17.620 assuming that my audience is adults,

00:14:20.000 but this was played for six-year-olds.

00:14:22.520 And I am going to play it

00:14:23.720 because this is the kind of thing,

00:14:26.580 and if you think this is only happening

00:14:29.000 at ritzy, expensive private schools in New York,

00:14:31.920 you got another thing coming.

00:14:33.800 So this is the kind of thing

00:14:34.780 kids are being exposed to.

00:14:35.980 We as adults should know

00:14:37.960 that this is what's going on.

00:14:39.180 And so in that spirit,

00:14:41.320 I present to you this video,

00:14:43.200 which again was shown to six-year-olds

00:14:44.540 at the school in New York.

00:14:45.440 Here it is.

00:14:46.800 Hey,

00:14:47.420 how come my penis gets big sometimes

00:14:49.500 and points up in the air?

00:14:51.000 That's called an erection.

00:14:52.820 Sometimes,

00:14:53.460 I touch my penis

00:14:54.520 because it feels good.

00:14:56.080 Sometimes,

00:14:56.900 when I'm in my bath

00:14:57.940 or when mom puts me to bed,

00:14:59.640 I like to touch my vulva too.

00:15:01.520 You have a clitoris there, Kayla,

00:15:03.280 that probably feels good

00:15:04.640 to touch the same way

00:15:05.900 Keith's penis feels good

00:15:07.420 when he touches it.

00:15:08.420 But have you ever noticed

00:15:09.400 that older kids and grown-ups

00:15:11.240 don't touch their private parts

00:15:12.840 in public?

00:15:13.860 Hmm,

00:15:14.620 they don't?

00:15:15.660 That's right,

00:15:16.280 Keith.

00:15:17.000 It's okay to touch yourself

00:15:18.460 and see how different body parts feel,

00:15:20.820 but it's best to only do it

00:15:22.560 in private.

00:15:23.480 Well,

00:15:24.140 if private parts are so special,

00:15:26.360 why do you cover them up?

00:15:28.080 Because they are private,

00:15:30.240 silly.

00:15:31.120 That's right,

00:15:31.820 Kayla,

00:15:32.040 because they are private.

00:15:34.360 Hey, Squeaks,

00:15:35.380 pass it.

00:15:36.220 Wait.

00:15:37.420 Okay,

00:15:38.360 I'm ready.

00:15:43.760 Oh, my God.

00:15:46.760 So,

00:15:47.720 first of all,

00:15:50.720 Justine Ang Fonte,

00:15:55.200 she is,

00:15:57.680 as far as I'm concerned,

00:15:59.420 this woman is no better

00:16:00.940 than a sex predator.

00:16:01.700 I would say she is a sex predator

00:16:03.180 by my,

00:16:03.920 by my,

00:16:05.760 uh,

00:16:07.360 standards.

00:16:08.780 And,

00:16:09.280 you know,

00:16:09.800 in a,

00:16:10.200 in a normal,

00:16:11.100 sane,

00:16:11.360 healthy society,

00:16:12.140 she would be in prison.

00:16:13.040 Like,

00:16:13.320 you show that kid,

00:16:14.520 that video to kids,

00:16:16.280 and you go to prison

00:16:18.020 as a sex offender.

00:16:21.720 And if,

00:16:22.320 if you think that

00:16:23.300 that's too far

00:16:24.900 or it seems a little extreme,

00:16:26.280 then,

00:16:26.680 then,

00:16:27.080 you know,

00:16:27.300 what I always say

00:16:28.040 with these sex ed things,

00:16:29.220 and like I said,

00:16:29.720 this is not,

00:16:30.420 this is maybe

00:16:32.180 a little bit

00:16:33.120 further

00:16:34.320 than most sex ed curricula

00:16:36.500 will go,

00:16:37.280 but it's not that much further.

00:16:40.120 Um,

00:16:40.640 but as I,

00:16:41.480 the,

00:16:41.820 the,

00:16:42.140 the,

00:16:42.440 uh,

00:16:43.180 thought exercise

00:16:43.900 that I'm always encouraging

00:16:45.420 for these kinds of things

00:16:46.400 is just,

00:16:47.140 um,

00:16:47.560 imagine

00:16:48.240 how it would sound

00:16:50.820 if an adult

00:16:52.500 stranger

00:16:53.740 went up to,

00:16:54.620 uh,

00:16:55.040 some six-year-old kid

00:16:56.020 at a playground

00:16:56.660 and said that.

00:16:59.040 It's a,

00:16:59.680 it's a good rule of thumb

00:17:01.120 if you're a teacher.

00:17:02.200 Okay?

00:17:03.600 If,

00:17:04.400 whatever you're saying

00:17:05.460 to a kid,

00:17:06.100 if you said

00:17:07.900 that same exact thing

00:17:09.440 outside of the classroom

00:17:11.680 at a playground

00:17:12.420 and it would get you

00:17:14.440 arrested

00:17:14.980 in that context,

00:17:16.160 then don't say it

00:17:17.320 in the classroom.

00:17:19.500 You disgusting creep.

00:17:22.460 There's nothing

00:17:23.240 magical

00:17:24.060 about the classroom

00:17:25.180 where all of a sudden

00:17:26.840 these things

00:17:27.300 become appropriate.

00:17:28.120 there's also

00:17:30.780 nothing magical

00:17:31.560 about your

00:17:32.600 status

00:17:33.500 as a teacher

00:17:34.800 or a quote-unquote

00:17:35.800 educator

00:17:36.320 as you would

00:17:38.420 call yourself.

00:17:39.120 I don't call this

00:17:39.580 education at all.

00:17:40.420 This is grooming.

00:17:41.620 That's why I put

00:17:42.220 quotes around education.

00:17:43.120 No,

00:17:43.320 this is,

00:17:43.600 this is not education.

00:17:44.520 This is grooming.

00:17:45.380 This is sexual grooming.

00:17:47.580 But there's nothing

00:17:48.340 magical about that status

00:17:49.680 that gives you

00:17:51.940 permission.

00:17:55.340 This,

00:17:56.020 we,

00:17:56.960 kids are sent

00:17:57.700 to school

00:17:58.300 to learn

00:17:59.180 facts,

00:18:00.640 to learn,

00:18:01.060 to learn ABC,

00:18:02.340 one,

00:18:02.520 two,

00:18:02.700 three.

00:18:05.000 That's what they're

00:18:05.620 sent to school for.

00:18:07.760 I mean,

00:18:08.200 this whole idea

00:18:08.960 that,

00:18:09.300 well,

00:18:09.620 just because the kids

00:18:10.860 are sent into

00:18:11.440 the school building,

00:18:12.160 that means that now

00:18:13.140 you're the parent

00:18:14.200 and you have

00:18:15.540 carte blanche

00:18:16.260 to say whatever

00:18:16.840 you want to them.

00:18:21.100 But that's,

00:18:21.940 that's how,

00:18:22.620 that's how I have to,

00:18:23.240 so,

00:18:23.400 so imagine

00:18:24.160 that exact conversation

00:18:26.200 between a parent

00:18:28.700 and let's say

00:18:29.380 some random

00:18:30.200 45-year-old guy

00:18:31.300 at a playground

00:18:31.940 talking to the kid

00:18:34.360 about his erection

00:18:35.520 and telling him

00:18:37.220 that it feels good

00:18:37.980 to touch himself.

00:18:40.600 There's,

00:18:40.880 there's no question

00:18:42.000 that person

00:18:43.300 would be arrested

00:18:44.240 and thrown in prison

00:18:44.920 and nobody would object.

00:18:48.040 Now,

00:18:48.580 you take that same guy,

00:18:50.980 put him in a classroom

00:18:52.580 with the exact same kid?

00:18:54.880 So,

00:18:55.420 just take that conversation

00:18:56.660 and move it

00:18:57.480 to a different location.

00:18:59.040 Move it from

00:18:59.720 the playground

00:19:01.320 next to the slide

00:19:02.320 into the classroom

00:19:03.720 next to the chalkboard

00:19:04.920 and now it's okay?

00:19:07.820 Why?

00:19:08.720 How?

00:19:12.400 That's what this is.

00:19:13.320 This is,

00:19:13.660 this is grooming of children.

00:19:15.040 This is,

00:19:15.600 has nothing to do

00:19:16.380 with education.

00:19:18.700 That's what all

00:19:19.720 quote-unquote

00:19:20.260 comprehensive sex ed is.

00:19:21.900 That's why I'm always

00:19:22.500 railing about it.

00:19:23.380 And I,

00:19:23.900 and I,

00:19:24.320 I'm happy that

00:19:26.080 these parents

00:19:26.640 at this school

00:19:27.280 are speaking out

00:19:28.300 against this.

00:19:29.840 And apparently

00:19:30.560 they didn't know

00:19:31.440 that this video

00:19:32.020 was going to be shown.

00:19:35.140 And I,

00:19:35.760 I mean,

00:19:35.860 I believe them

00:19:36.440 that they didn't know.

00:19:38.420 Because as a parent,

00:19:39.400 you would have to be

00:19:40.120 a full-on maniac

00:19:41.340 to see that video

00:19:42.840 ahead of time

00:19:43.440 and say,

00:19:43.740 oh yeah,

00:19:44.040 go ahead and show that

00:19:44.780 to my kid.

00:19:45.700 You know what?

00:19:46.120 Yeah,

00:19:46.280 that's a conversation

00:19:47.280 I want you

00:19:48.300 to have with my

00:19:49.320 six-year-old.

00:19:49.980 Because if you're

00:19:52.200 a parent

00:19:52.520 and you really

00:19:53.240 think you need

00:19:53.780 to have that

00:19:54.140 conversation

00:19:54.560 with your six-year-old,

00:19:55.260 which by the way,

00:19:56.040 you don't.

00:19:59.440 This is uncomfortable

00:20:00.340 to even talk about,

00:20:01.660 but what,

00:20:02.540 a six-year-old

00:20:03.580 masturbating?

00:20:04.480 What are you,

00:20:05.120 what?

00:20:08.880 So nobody needs

00:20:09.840 to have this conversation

00:20:10.500 with a six-year-old,

00:20:11.380 but if you're a parent

00:20:12.320 and for some reason

00:20:13.760 you think you need

00:20:14.740 to have this conversation

00:20:15.620 with a kid,

00:20:17.260 what parent would say,

00:20:18.800 oh yeah,

00:20:19.040 I want you,

00:20:20.040 this stranger in the class,

00:20:21.180 you have it with him,

00:20:22.460 not me.

00:20:25.540 So the parents

00:20:26.720 didn't know the video

00:20:27.340 was going to be shown.

00:20:28.080 They're speaking out

00:20:28.720 against it.

00:20:29.980 That's great.

00:20:31.280 And they need to go,

00:20:32.600 they need to go

00:20:34.220 beyond speaking out against.

00:20:35.260 They need to demand

00:20:36.420 that people are fired

00:20:37.280 over this.

00:20:38.220 I mean,

00:20:38.440 everybody at the school

00:20:39.600 who was involved

00:20:40.320 in showing this video

00:20:41.460 knew that it was

00:20:42.160 going to be shown.

00:20:43.180 All of them need

00:20:43.840 to be gone,

00:20:44.400 fired.

00:20:45.900 At a minimum.

00:20:46.740 But at the same time,

00:20:48.100 these parents also

00:20:49.080 knew, presumably,

00:20:51.060 that their kids,

00:20:51.800 they at least knew

00:20:52.400 that their kids

00:20:52.840 were in sex ed.

00:20:53.580 They knew that

00:20:53.900 that was happening.

00:20:56.160 So you knew

00:20:56.980 that your six-year-old

00:20:58.200 was going to be

00:20:59.380 in a sex ed class.

00:21:02.140 That should be,

00:21:02.880 you shouldn't even need

00:21:04.300 to know

00:21:04.800 what kind of material

00:21:06.220 is being taught.

00:21:08.500 You should already

00:21:09.680 be stepping in

00:21:10.420 and saying,

00:21:10.960 uh-uh, no.

00:21:13.580 Not appropriate.

00:21:14.420 This is not what

00:21:15.460 I need you talking

00:21:16.080 to my six-year-old about.

00:21:17.860 Teach him how to spell.

00:21:19.160 Teach him how to read.

00:21:20.660 That's what we're

00:21:21.260 paying you people for.

00:21:23.800 I don't need you

00:21:24.460 talking about sex.

00:21:25.920 That's not a conversation

00:21:26.860 you need to have.

00:21:29.740 By the way,

00:21:30.300 I think now

00:21:30.940 is also a good time

00:21:31.880 to remind everyone

00:21:33.400 that sex abuse

00:21:36.020 is an epidemic

00:21:38.120 in the school system.

00:21:39.700 Sex abuse

00:21:40.140 is at a crisis level

00:21:42.240 in the school system

00:21:43.080 and has been for years.

00:21:45.600 Nobody cares.

00:21:47.380 I mean,

00:21:47.560 I've been talking

00:21:48.400 about this fact

00:21:49.360 for years

00:21:49.880 and nobody cares.

00:21:52.500 I've written about it.

00:21:54.180 There is a full-on

00:21:55.660 sex abuse epidemic

00:21:56.980 in the school system

00:21:58.360 right now.

00:22:00.380 I mean,

00:22:01.400 thousands of teachers

00:22:03.220 abusing students.

00:22:05.520 Millions of kids

00:22:06.320 have been abused.

00:22:07.560 Not an exaggeration.

00:22:08.800 Nobody cares.

00:22:11.980 Maybe now

00:22:12.340 they'll start caring.

00:22:12.960 I don't know.

00:22:14.240 But there's a

00:22:14.820 connection here.

00:22:16.260 Maybe you could see it.

00:22:19.500 Why do you think

00:22:20.560 so many of these people

00:22:21.440 that are in these schools,

00:22:22.780 whether it's private

00:22:23.320 or public,

00:22:23.820 why are they so interested

00:22:24.900 in talking to kids

00:22:25.600 about sex

00:22:26.160 at such a young age

00:22:28.180 and so graphically?

00:22:31.020 A lot of these people

00:22:31.880 are predators.

00:22:34.680 Their predations,

00:22:35.660 they maybe have not

00:22:36.620 been arrested for it yet.

00:22:37.840 Some of them

00:22:38.160 maybe have been.

00:22:39.420 Then they get moved around.

00:22:41.840 But most of them

00:22:42.580 have not been,

00:22:43.100 but they're predators.

00:22:46.080 We see,

00:22:46.760 you know,

00:22:47.080 every other week

00:22:47.600 we see another story

00:22:48.400 about some grown woman

00:22:50.860 in a school system

00:22:51.620 having sex

00:22:52.140 with a 12-year-old boy.

00:22:53.600 Well,

00:22:53.780 these are the same people

00:22:54.540 doing the sex ed classes.

00:22:58.440 Maybe we can start

00:22:59.200 connecting these dots here.

00:23:01.880 It's amazing to me

00:23:03.160 an epidemic

00:23:03.780 of sex abuse,

00:23:05.280 a documented epidemic.

00:23:06.840 which is,

00:23:10.160 just so you know,

00:23:11.780 the sexual abuse epidemic

00:23:13.100 in the school system

00:23:13.940 is way worse

00:23:15.640 than the epidemic

00:23:17.220 ever was

00:23:18.200 in the Catholic Church.

00:23:20.540 And it was bad

00:23:21.520 in the Catholic Church.

00:23:23.400 And I've talked about that

00:23:24.600 too many times.

00:23:26.260 I have no problem

00:23:27.200 talking about that

00:23:27.860 and calling that out.

00:23:28.560 but

00:23:31.080 the epidemic

00:23:33.420 in the school system

00:23:34.260 dwarfs

00:23:34.880 the problem

00:23:37.060 in the church.

00:23:39.580 And yeah,

00:23:39.760 you've got a lot of parents

00:23:40.660 who aren't even Catholic,

00:23:42.460 don't send their kids

00:23:43.360 to a Catholic school

00:23:44.820 or to a church.

00:23:46.920 They're never around

00:23:47.620 priests at all.

00:23:49.220 And they've been

00:23:50.040 way more concerned

00:23:51.260 about the sex abuse epidemic

00:23:52.880 in the church

00:23:53.920 than they are

00:23:54.820 about the sex abuse epidemic

00:23:56.180 in the schools

00:23:57.200 where they send

00:23:58.200 their kids.

00:24:02.220 Why is that?

00:24:02.900 Well,

00:24:03.020 it's just cowardice.

00:24:06.120 You know,

00:24:06.640 it's the same reason

00:24:07.300 why parents

00:24:07.960 allow these sex ed classes

00:24:09.480 to happen in the first place

00:24:10.540 and then complain

00:24:11.080 after the fact

00:24:11.720 when some of the material

00:24:13.240 is a little more graphic

00:24:14.520 than they expected.

00:24:16.060 Oh,

00:24:16.240 I knew you were going

00:24:16.680 to talk graphically

00:24:17.560 to my kid about sex.

00:24:18.560 I just didn't know

00:24:19.040 it would be that graphic.

00:24:22.200 They're cowards.

00:24:22.940 They don't want

00:24:23.180 to rock the boat.

00:24:23.820 And also,

00:24:24.560 they don't want

00:24:25.840 to make lifestyle

00:24:26.740 changes themselves.

00:24:29.660 You know,

00:24:30.080 they don't want

00:24:30.300 to make any changes

00:24:30.960 themselves.

00:24:31.440 It's much easier

00:24:32.140 to worry about

00:24:32.720 the problems

00:24:33.240 that are far off,

00:24:34.100 not affecting you.

00:24:34.760 Don't require

00:24:35.140 any changes

00:24:35.640 on your part.

00:24:39.960 Well,

00:24:41.080 anyone in the audience

00:24:42.480 pretending they didn't know

00:24:43.740 that there's a sex abuse

00:24:44.460 epidemic in the school,

00:24:45.560 now you don't have

00:24:46.440 that excuse anymore

00:24:47.080 because it exists.

00:24:47.980 It's happening.

00:24:48.540 You can look it up.

00:24:50.520 And it continues

00:24:51.200 to happen because

00:24:51.740 nobody does anything

00:24:52.360 about it or cares.

00:24:54.360 Okay,

00:24:54.900 let's go number two.

00:24:56.880 Brooklyn Nets guard

00:24:57.880 Kyrie Irving

00:24:58.600 was playing at Boston

00:24:59.980 on Sunday

00:25:00.840 and got pelted

00:25:02.060 by a water bottle

00:25:02.940 by a fan.

00:25:04.820 I don't really know

00:25:05.880 what led up to this

00:25:06.760 or why it happened.

00:25:08.500 Well,

00:25:08.760 from what I heard,

00:25:09.740 he was stomping

00:25:11.200 on the Celtics logo

00:25:12.120 or something like that.

00:25:13.020 I don't know if he did it

00:25:13.760 in that game or before.

00:25:15.720 Doesn't matter.

00:25:16.560 A fan threw

00:25:17.540 a water bottle at him,

00:25:18.840 which obviously

00:25:19.540 is totally inappropriate

00:25:21.200 and wrong and stupid.

00:25:22.080 But the kind of thing

00:25:23.740 that happens

00:25:24.400 at the sporting events,

00:25:26.740 especially when alcohol

00:25:27.540 is involved.

00:25:28.760 After the game,

00:25:29.720 Kyrie Irving

00:25:30.200 was asked about

00:25:32.080 this incident

00:25:32.760 during the press conference

00:25:33.680 and he,

00:25:35.620 of course,

00:25:36.000 connected it to racism.

00:25:37.140 Let's listen.

00:25:38.580 Obviously,

00:25:39.140 there's been a lot

00:25:39.660 of conversation

00:25:40.260 about fan interaction

00:25:41.380 with players

00:25:42.060 and then there's

00:25:42.940 an instance tonight.

00:25:44.060 I'm just wondering

00:25:44.800 what you think

00:25:45.920 can be done

00:25:46.440 to prevent these interactions

00:25:47.640 from happening

00:25:48.160 in the future.

00:25:50.440 It's unfortunate

00:25:51.280 that sports

00:25:53.020 has come to

00:25:53.700 a lot of this

00:25:55.320 kind of crossroads

00:25:58.180 where you're seeing

00:25:59.400 a lot of old ways

00:26:00.740 come up.

00:26:01.860 It's been part of that.

00:26:03.740 It's been that way

00:26:05.060 in history

00:26:05.560 in terms of

00:26:06.380 entertainment,

00:26:07.020 performers,

00:26:07.600 and sports

00:26:08.000 for a long period

00:26:08.700 of time

00:26:09.080 and just underlying

00:26:10.200 racism

00:26:10.700 and just treating

00:26:11.620 people like

00:26:12.320 they're in a human zoo.

00:26:14.100 Throwing stuff

00:26:14.800 at people,

00:26:15.420 saying things.

00:26:16.100 There's a certain point

00:26:17.380 where it just gets

00:26:17.940 to be too much.

00:26:19.800 Underlying racism.

00:26:21.040 Kyrie Irving,

00:26:21.800 I don't know

00:26:22.060 what his contract is,

00:26:23.180 but we can assume

00:26:25.860 it's tens of millions

00:26:27.200 of dollars,

00:26:27.680 if not more.

00:26:28.360 So he's paid

00:26:29.140 tens of millions

00:26:29.760 of dollars

00:26:30.120 to play a game

00:26:30.780 and these fans

00:26:32.480 pay hundreds of dollars

00:26:33.820 to attend.

00:26:34.500 NBA tickets

00:26:35.320 are not expensive

00:26:36.640 or rather,

00:26:37.960 not cheap,

00:26:38.640 are very expensive

00:26:39.420 and even more expensive

00:26:41.940 when you consider

00:26:42.960 the fact that

00:26:43.500 you shouldn't be

00:26:44.320 spending any money

00:26:45.140 at all

00:26:45.520 on NBA tickets

00:26:46.400 considering the NBA

00:26:47.760 hates you

00:26:49.740 and has such disdain

00:26:51.960 for the United States

00:26:53.560 and its citizens

00:26:54.220 and most of its fans.

00:26:56.900 But still,

00:26:57.980 tickets are not cheap.

00:27:00.780 So these fans

00:27:01.620 are paying a lot of money

00:27:02.400 to come watch him play

00:27:03.560 and they spend a lot of money

00:27:04.600 on merchandise

00:27:05.040 and jerseys

00:27:05.680 and everything else.

00:27:07.560 And that's why

00:27:08.320 they're there.

00:27:09.140 And that's why

00:27:09.800 he's so rich.

00:27:11.320 And yet,

00:27:12.000 he connects this

00:27:12.640 to racism.

00:27:13.600 Underlying racism.

00:27:16.480 It's a human zoo.

00:27:17.920 They're just,

00:27:18.460 these people are just there

00:27:20.100 so I can entertain them.

00:27:21.680 Well, yes, Kyrie.

00:27:23.040 Why else would they be there?

00:27:25.160 What do you think?

00:27:25.560 They're there just for moral support?

00:27:27.100 They are there

00:27:27.640 to be entertained.

00:27:29.660 That's what you do.

00:27:31.100 That's your line of work.

00:27:32.280 It's entertainment.

00:27:33.000 entertainment.

00:27:37.020 People are watching me

00:27:38.140 right now.

00:27:38.540 Not as many people

00:27:39.480 as watch you,

00:27:41.000 but people are watching me

00:27:41.740 right now.

00:27:43.520 I don't know what

00:27:44.160 their reasons are,

00:27:45.160 but they are watching me.

00:27:46.720 I can't be offended by that.

00:27:47.680 What are you doing

00:27:48.040 watching this?

00:27:49.320 What am I,

00:27:49.820 a zoo animal

00:27:50.400 here to entertain you?

00:27:51.340 What is this,

00:27:51.680 a circus?

00:27:52.480 Turn this off.

00:27:54.580 I just want to scream

00:27:55.760 to nobody

00:27:57.580 like I used to do

00:27:59.480 in my car.

00:28:00.480 Those were the days.

00:28:01.420 That's what it should be.

00:28:02.140 Um, yeah,

00:28:04.540 this is the line

00:28:05.180 of work you've chosen

00:28:05.980 and you get paid

00:28:08.060 handsomely for it.

00:28:10.620 And almost everyone

00:28:12.440 in the country,

00:28:13.660 including all those

00:28:14.500 supposedly racist fans,

00:28:15.980 they would kill

00:28:16.720 to do what you do

00:28:17.440 for a living.

00:28:19.540 If there's any,

00:28:20.540 you know,

00:28:21.140 any negative emotions

00:28:22.540 mixed up in that,

00:28:23.180 maybe it's like envy.

00:28:24.260 They're, they're,

00:28:24.960 they're jealous

00:28:25.560 that they can't

00:28:27.400 get paid millions

00:28:28.200 of dollars to play a game.

00:28:29.160 I wish I could get paid

00:28:29.900 millions of dollars

00:28:30.440 to play a game.

00:28:32.620 It's a line of work

00:28:33.400 that anyone would love

00:28:34.080 to do.

00:28:35.120 You get to do it,

00:28:36.100 which is great.

00:28:37.600 Um,

00:28:37.960 it's not a charity case.

00:28:39.060 So you,

00:28:39.540 you're one of the best

00:28:40.220 athletes in the world.

00:28:40.960 That's how you get the job.

00:28:41.720 You've worked hard.

00:28:42.520 Fantastic.

00:28:42.980 All that is good.

00:28:45.600 That's the point.

00:28:46.220 You,

00:28:46.420 you work your whole life

00:28:48.260 to get to this point.

00:28:50.300 You achieve it.

00:28:51.440 Fantastic.

00:28:52.760 Laudable.

00:28:53.080 And then you get mad

00:28:55.040 at people

00:28:55.460 and accuse them

00:28:57.240 of racism

00:28:57.700 because they come

00:29:00.260 to a watch

00:29:01.360 and it's,

00:29:01.720 it's a rowdy,

00:29:02.600 you know,

00:29:03.300 as you say,

00:29:03.980 zoo environment.

00:29:06.300 This is not a defense

00:29:07.380 of fans throwing,

00:29:08.500 you know,

00:29:08.700 fans throwing stuff,

00:29:10.140 getting into fistfights

00:29:11.380 and stuff like that.

00:29:13.240 That's stupid

00:29:14.420 and trashy

00:29:15.580 and dumb

00:29:16.160 and, uh,

00:29:17.280 any, any,

00:29:18.000 any negative label

00:29:18.940 you want to put on it.

00:29:19.780 It's just not,

00:29:20.360 it's not racist.

00:29:23.240 I mean,

00:29:23.740 if people were racist,

00:29:26.140 considering the,

00:29:27.060 the NBA

00:29:27.580 is obviously

00:29:28.300 predominantly black,

00:29:29.740 um,

00:29:30.460 I would think

00:29:30.920 if someone was

00:29:31.440 really racist,

00:29:32.720 like a white guy

00:29:34.540 hated black people,

00:29:35.800 really racist,

00:29:36.640 probably wouldn't

00:29:37.220 be an NBA fan

00:29:38.080 and he probably

00:29:39.940 wouldn't be spending

00:29:40.580 hundreds of dollars

00:29:41.740 to go sit at a stadium

00:29:42.960 and watch these people

00:29:44.900 who he hates

00:29:45.680 and are paying

00:29:46.520 millions of dollars

00:29:47.100 more than he is

00:29:47.740 play basketball.

00:29:48.560 But, obviously,

00:29:52.460 everyone has to be

00:29:53.000 a victim these days

00:29:53.840 and, uh,

00:29:54.620 just because

00:29:55.380 you're famous

00:29:57.400 and wealthy

00:29:58.140 and powerful

00:29:58.900 because power

00:29:59.780 comes with wealth,

00:30:00.940 uh,

00:30:01.220 that doesn't mean

00:30:01.620 that you're gonna,

00:30:02.000 you're gonna forfeit

00:30:02.640 your victim status,

00:30:03.700 of course.

00:30:04.960 All right,

00:30:05.320 let's go here

00:30:05.960 to number three.

00:30:06.820 Matthew McConaughey

00:30:07.600 is, uh,

00:30:08.340 maybe running

00:30:09.060 for governor of Texas

00:30:10.080 and he was interviewed

00:30:11.800 on a podcast recently,

00:30:13.280 um,

00:30:13.620 covered some,

00:30:14.420 some ground.

00:30:15.060 I watched a little,

00:30:15.760 I watched like a two-minute

00:30:16.620 segment of it.

00:30:18.560 Just to see if he got

00:30:19.420 to the point

00:30:19.840 where he explained

00:30:20.560 why anyone should

00:30:21.400 actually vote for him

00:30:22.400 for governor of Texas.

00:30:23.380 I mean,

00:30:23.700 what experience,

00:30:24.280 I know he has

00:30:24.720 experience pretending

00:30:25.920 to be people,

00:30:27.000 which come to think of it

00:30:28.120 is relevant experience

00:30:29.680 in politics,

00:30:30.160 but, you know,

00:30:31.340 what kind of real

00:30:31.760 leadership experience

00:30:32.580 does he have?

00:30:33.280 What, what, um,

00:30:35.320 you know,

00:30:35.540 what are his qualifications?

00:30:36.460 He doesn't really,

00:30:37.020 at least in the clip

00:30:37.500 that I watched,

00:30:37.980 he doesn't,

00:30:38.280 he doesn't really explain

00:30:39.100 that.

00:30:39.580 But they do talk

00:30:40.320 about masking.

00:30:41.620 And this is,

00:30:42.400 keep in mind,

00:30:42.780 this is a guy

00:30:43.300 who was recently pictured,

00:30:44.500 um,

00:30:45.600 all by himself

00:30:46.480 out in the wilderness,

00:30:48.620 like literally

00:30:49.240 out in the middle

00:30:49.800 of the woods

00:30:50.280 with a mask on.

00:30:53.240 Presumably after

00:30:54.120 being vaccinated.

00:30:54.900 And so,

00:30:57.480 not surprisingly,

00:30:58.560 he's a big advocate

00:30:59.380 of masking.

00:31:00.200 And here's what he had

00:31:01.060 to say about that.

00:31:02.300 We've got to make

00:31:03.560 some sacrifices

00:31:05.340 for larger rewards

00:31:06.960 tomorrow.

00:31:07.860 I think the best example

00:31:09.140 for my money

00:31:10.680 this last year

00:31:12.720 is the damn

00:31:13.800 dispute over the mask

00:31:15.740 that got,

00:31:16.260 that got politicized.

00:31:19.020 I'm like,

00:31:19.520 oh, come on, man.

00:31:20.360 Ain't it,

00:31:20.800 you know,

00:31:21.160 I'm not believing

00:31:21.840 you're really scared

00:31:22.500 of this little cotton thing.

00:31:23.480 Right, right.

00:31:25.220 And I'm hoping

00:31:26.280 you really feel

00:31:27.220 that takes away

00:31:28.020 your identity

00:31:28.720 and your freedom.

00:31:29.740 This is a short-term

00:31:30.980 inconvenience

00:31:32.000 for long-term freedom.

00:31:33.960 Come on, man.

00:31:35.900 There's no data

00:31:36.820 that says

00:31:37.300 it's not a good thing.

00:31:38.640 No data that says

00:31:39.280 it's harmful.

00:31:40.500 Let's all take one

00:31:41.520 for the team here.

00:31:42.280 And we like to say

00:31:42.980 we want to take one

00:31:43.780 for the team.

00:31:44.240 We like to say,

00:31:45.140 oh, the value

00:31:45.760 of human life

00:31:46.460 is the epitome

00:31:47.480 that we all,

00:31:49.580 no, it's not.

00:31:50.700 We won't admit it.

00:31:51.800 He's adopted

00:31:53.560 the Joe Biden

00:31:54.880 method of argumentation.

00:31:56.120 Come on, man.

00:31:57.120 Come on.

00:31:57.760 Just,

00:31:58.740 I'm not going to explain

00:31:59.500 why I'm right.

00:32:00.560 Come on.

00:32:01.440 Come on already.

00:32:02.960 Wear the mask.

00:32:03.680 Come on.

00:32:05.560 Really compelling stuff.

00:32:06.540 Very, very convincing.

00:32:07.680 Not really, though.

00:32:09.460 Yeah, as always,

00:32:10.720 he doesn't actually explain

00:32:12.060 why you should wear a mask

00:32:13.260 even now

00:32:14.360 after being vaccinated

00:32:15.480 while out in the middle

00:32:16.540 of the woods.

00:32:17.180 I mean,

00:32:17.340 why wear the mask?

00:32:19.120 It's not enough to say,

00:32:20.440 no, no, it's not.

00:32:21.440 Well, why not wear it?

00:32:22.720 I can tell you

00:32:23.420 why not wear it.

00:32:25.120 But that's actually,

00:32:26.040 it's not on me

00:32:26.780 to explain.

00:32:27.480 The burden of proof

00:32:28.020 is not on me.

00:32:29.920 If you think people

00:32:30.720 should wear masks

00:32:31.560 even after being vaccinated,

00:32:33.160 even outside,

00:32:34.200 in the woods,

00:32:36.000 burden of proof

00:32:36.540 is on you.

00:32:38.600 You're the one

00:32:39.320 proposing this radical

00:32:40.900 shift in human behavior.

00:32:43.700 Explain why.

00:32:44.620 And saying,

00:32:47.460 come on,

00:32:48.040 just do it.

00:32:49.240 That's not an explanation.

00:32:50.380 That's not good enough.

00:32:52.880 That's not good enough

00:32:53.840 for me,

00:32:54.260 no matter what

00:32:54.840 you're telling me to do.

00:32:55.800 I don't care what it is.

00:32:57.460 I don't care how

00:32:58.300 burdensome it is

00:32:59.820 or not.

00:33:02.780 If you told me

00:33:03.540 to wear a blue shirt tomorrow,

00:33:05.960 I wear blue shirts

00:33:07.280 all the time.

00:33:07.920 No big deal

00:33:08.320 wearing a blue shirt.

00:33:09.100 But I'm still going to say,

00:33:10.020 well,

00:33:10.280 why should I wear

00:33:11.040 a blue shirt?

00:33:12.040 You need to be,

00:33:12.960 and if your only answer

00:33:13.820 is, you know,

00:33:14.660 just do it.

00:33:15.220 It's not a big deal.

00:33:16.580 Well, no,

00:33:16.900 I'm not going to do it.

00:33:18.080 Tell me why I should.

00:33:21.820 And then if you go on

00:33:22.560 to claim that it's,

00:33:24.020 it's,

00:33:24.880 will make me safer

00:33:26.180 and all of this,

00:33:26.780 now I'm really going to need

00:33:27.820 an explanation.

00:33:31.060 But Matthew McConaughey,

00:33:32.220 no surprise,

00:33:33.160 doesn't provide one.

00:33:34.400 I just love how these pro,

00:33:36.240 these masking cultists,

00:33:38.000 they try to flip it around

00:33:39.400 and he's doing the same thing here.

00:33:40.680 I hear from masking cultists

00:33:41.580 all the time

00:33:42.020 where they pretend

00:33:43.640 that if you don't wear the mask,

00:33:45.420 then you're the one

00:33:46.620 who's scared.

00:33:48.300 What are you so scared

00:33:49.240 of a mask for?

00:33:49.960 I don't know,

00:33:50.160 I'm not scared of a mask.

00:33:51.920 I'm not scared.

00:33:53.160 No,

00:33:53.400 you don't understand.

00:33:54.520 The reason I don't wear

00:33:55.900 the mask now

00:33:56.620 and have never really worn it

00:33:58.100 is because I'm not scared.

00:34:01.340 You're the scared one.

00:34:03.740 Wearing a mask

00:34:04.580 is when you're afraid

00:34:05.700 of something.

00:34:07.160 In fact,

00:34:07.620 that's almost always

00:34:08.920 the reason why

00:34:09.480 someone wears a mask.

00:34:10.300 It's about

00:34:13.400 fear or caution

00:34:15.860 or whatever

00:34:16.340 on your end.

00:34:19.900 No,

00:34:20.400 not wearing the mask

00:34:21.200 is about not being afraid.

00:34:24.240 And so,

00:34:24.660 those of us

00:34:25.400 who don't wear the mask,

00:34:26.360 our message has been

00:34:27.680 not,

00:34:28.200 you should be afraid

00:34:28.840 of this mask.

00:34:29.500 It's been,

00:34:29.900 you don't need to be afraid.

00:34:32.480 Go live your life

00:34:33.440 like you did before.

00:34:34.840 Don't be afraid

00:34:35.580 to breathe fresh air.

00:34:36.680 Don't be afraid

00:34:38.440 to be in the same

00:34:40.120 vicinity

00:34:41.200 as another human being.

00:34:42.840 Nothing to be afraid of.

00:34:46.300 Now,

00:34:46.680 you can argue against that

00:34:47.880 and you can try to explain

00:34:48.880 why,

00:34:49.300 in fact,

00:34:49.540 you should be afraid

00:34:50.240 of the air

00:34:50.700 and you should be afraid

00:34:51.420 of other people.

00:34:52.220 Go ahead and explain it

00:34:53.160 and I'm going to need

00:34:53.620 some evidence

00:34:54.040 and proof

00:34:54.500 and data.

00:34:56.080 It's not enough

00:34:56.700 to simply say,

00:34:57.680 oh,

00:34:57.840 the data,

00:34:58.320 the data says.

00:34:59.320 Show me the data.

00:35:00.280 I'm going to need

00:35:00.640 to actually see it.

00:35:01.540 But,

00:35:02.320 that is your argument.

00:35:04.260 You are arguing

00:35:05.060 for fear.

00:35:07.620 I am arguing

00:35:08.540 against fear.

00:35:10.760 That's the way

00:35:11.380 this breaks down.

00:35:13.780 Speaking of not

00:35:14.580 providing reasons

00:35:15.240 to wear masks,

00:35:15.980 also,

00:35:16.440 Transportation Secretary

00:35:17.320 Pete Buttigieg,

00:35:19.160 who,

00:35:19.880 also,

00:35:20.300 we've never actually

00:35:20.980 been given an explanation

00:35:21.740 as to why he is

00:35:22.920 the Secretary of Transportation,

00:35:25.140 but he is.

00:35:26.620 And,

00:35:27.000 he was asked

00:35:28.620 about this also,

00:35:30.260 this was on Sunday,

00:35:32.520 about why masking

00:35:33.700 is still required

00:35:34.580 on public transportation.

00:35:36.620 And,

00:35:37.340 he didn't have

00:35:37.980 much of a reason either.

00:35:40.180 But,

00:35:40.300 the reason that he gave,

00:35:41.700 as far as it goes,

00:35:42.540 was pretty instructive.

00:35:43.420 So,

00:35:43.580 let's listen to that.

00:35:45.060 It's Memorial Day weekend.

00:35:46.840 37 million Americans

00:35:48.240 are expected to travel

00:35:49.200 this weekend.

00:35:50.260 Masks are still required

00:35:51.560 on airplanes

00:35:52.280 and public transportation

00:35:53.380 despite new CDC guidance

00:35:55.560 that vaccinated individuals

00:35:56.800 are safe

00:35:57.380 and do not need

00:35:57.960 to wear masks

00:35:58.520 indoors or outdoors.

00:35:59.880 The Biden administration

00:36:00.800 says you will always

00:36:02.060 follow the science.

00:36:03.040 what science is there

00:36:04.600 that says that

00:36:05.300 a fully vaccinated person

00:36:06.900 needs to wear a mask

00:36:08.520 on a plane

00:36:09.640 or a train

00:36:10.160 or a bus?

00:36:12.980 So,

00:36:13.540 the public health guidance

00:36:14.720 is a little bit different

00:36:15.920 for situations

00:36:17.020 like planes and trains.

00:36:18.720 Part of it has to do

00:36:19.500 with the unique conditions

00:36:20.600 of the physical space.

00:36:22.120 Part of it has to do

00:36:22.780 with the conditions

00:36:23.360 of it being a workplace

00:36:24.200 and folks who really

00:36:25.540 don't have a choice

00:36:26.340 about being there

00:36:27.660 the way it is

00:36:28.200 in some other cases.

00:36:29.500 Of course,

00:36:30.100 these rules and regulations

00:36:31.780 and these bodies

00:36:33.420 of guidance

00:36:33.920 always evolve

00:36:35.060 with the science

00:36:35.880 but the bottom line

00:36:36.720 is we have a set

00:36:38.020 of rules in place

00:36:39.060 to keep people safe

00:36:40.060 and I really hope

00:36:41.120 that travelers

00:36:41.760 will respect

00:36:42.980 flight attendants,

00:36:44.300 bus operators,

00:36:45.300 workers,

00:36:45.840 anybody who is

00:36:46.840 simply doing their job

00:36:48.480 to keep people safe.

00:36:49.740 Think about what

00:36:50.500 people who work

00:36:51.640 in travel and transportation,

00:36:53.520 think about what

00:36:54.240 they've been through

00:36:54.920 over the course

00:36:55.800 of the last year

00:36:56.520 with their jobs in doubt

00:36:57.820 and with a lot

00:36:58.780 of challenges

00:36:59.240 on the job

00:36:59.840 and with a record number

00:37:00.920 at least in recent months

00:37:02.440 traveling this weekend,

00:37:04.020 let's do it in a way

00:37:04.700 we can be proud of

00:37:05.540 and show respect

00:37:06.460 for all of those workers

00:37:08.320 who are getting us

00:37:08.940 to where we need to be.

00:37:10.820 Let's do it in a way

00:37:11.500 we can be proud of.

00:37:12.440 I agree.

00:37:14.280 So, yeah,

00:37:15.000 that's why I'm not

00:37:15.760 wearing a mask.

00:37:18.060 But he doesn't give a reason.

00:37:19.200 He's invited to give a reason.

00:37:21.040 Well, why should?

00:37:21.920 And this, again,

00:37:22.840 is a question,

00:37:23.860 this is about specifically

00:37:26.120 people who've been vaccinated.

00:37:30.420 And the question is,

00:37:31.560 why should they wear a mask?

00:37:32.860 And he doesn't,

00:37:33.960 he vaguely says,

00:37:35.160 it's about keeping people safe.

00:37:37.020 Okay, well, how does that,

00:37:38.940 are the vaccines not safe?

00:37:40.740 Are you saying

00:37:41.260 the vaccine is not enough?

00:37:43.700 Is that what you're saying?

00:37:44.800 Are you saying

00:37:45.800 the vaccine is not enough,

00:37:47.060 that it's insufficient?

00:37:49.280 That the vaccine

00:37:50.160 in and of itself

00:37:50.980 is not protective?

00:37:52.240 Is that what you're saying?

00:37:54.020 Because if that's

00:37:54.740 what you're saying,

00:37:55.300 then please say it.

00:37:58.500 But that's not,

00:37:59.320 they'll say,

00:38:00.360 that's not what they're saying.

00:38:01.460 The vaccine is safe.

00:38:02.860 Okay, then why do we need a mask?

00:38:05.300 No data,

00:38:06.080 no, nothing.

00:38:07.300 Not offering any evidence.

00:38:09.380 But then he gets,

00:38:09.900 the main thing

00:38:11.020 that he's proposing

00:38:12.240 is that we should respect,

00:38:13.440 it's about respect.

00:38:15.440 It's not really about safety.

00:38:17.340 It's about respecting people.

00:38:20.240 We should think about

00:38:21.200 what transportation workers

00:38:22.560 have been through.

00:38:23.600 I'm not sure

00:38:27.020 why they've been through

00:38:28.040 any more than anyone else

00:38:28.900 has been through.

00:38:30.080 But,

00:38:30.280 and this idea that it's,

00:38:32.660 well,

00:38:32.920 it's their workspace.

00:38:34.000 Yeah,

00:38:34.280 but that's anytime you go

00:38:35.380 into a store,

00:38:36.760 anywhere you go,

00:38:37.960 if it's not outside,

00:38:39.940 and even then sometimes it is,

00:38:41.500 but most of the places you go

00:38:42.900 when you're going about

00:38:43.880 your daily life,

00:38:45.560 those are workspaces also.

00:38:49.140 But you don't have to wear a mask

00:38:50.220 at a lot of those places.

00:38:50.840 You do have to wear it on a plane.

00:38:51.820 Why is that?

00:38:52.980 It's about respect.

00:38:55.220 No,

00:38:55.680 not good enough.

00:38:57.640 No,

00:38:57.880 I'm not going to wear a mask

00:38:59.080 just out of respect.

00:39:01.360 I don't really understand

00:39:02.820 the connection

00:39:03.380 between the mask

00:39:04.160 and respect.

00:39:06.160 But even if I did,

00:39:07.340 that's not enough

00:39:07.980 of a reason.

00:39:10.080 You're asking me

00:39:10.940 to do something,

00:39:12.280 to wear something

00:39:13.620 on my face.

00:39:17.800 Do it out of respect

00:39:18.720 that's not good enough.

00:39:20.420 But that's all they have.

00:39:21.820 All right,

00:39:22.000 let's go now

00:39:22.500 to reading the YouTube comments.

00:39:23.540 This is from Jay Maran,

00:39:25.520 says,

00:39:25.860 I cancel Netflix,

00:39:26.900 Disney,

00:39:27.200 and no longer watch the NFL.

00:39:28.540 I stopped buying Coke products.

00:39:29.820 I refuse to fly Delta.

00:39:31.220 I'm entering the school board race,

00:39:32.680 starting going to church again.

00:39:34.140 I pay attention

00:39:34.680 to my food

00:39:35.220 and non-food labels

00:39:36.060 where I don't buy Chinese products

00:39:37.340 when I don't have to.

00:39:38.560 I don't know about anybody else,

00:39:39.620 but I've certainly made

00:39:40.240 a conscious effort

00:39:40.920 to change a lot

00:39:41.940 of comfortable daily habits.

00:39:44.700 Well,

00:39:45.120 I think you certainly

00:39:46.200 are in the minority,

00:39:47.180 but you should be applauded

00:39:47.940 for that.

00:39:51.560 Tony Russo says,

00:39:52.660 I must admit,

00:39:53.260 I taught in a public school system

00:39:54.700 for over 35 years

00:39:55.700 and my wife taught

00:39:56.320 in public school

00:39:56.760 for 30 years.

00:39:57.700 If we had children now,

00:39:58.720 they would not go

00:39:59.500 to a public school.

00:40:00.220 It's our opinion

00:40:00.700 that anyone who loves

00:40:01.420 their children

00:40:01.800 should find an alternate

00:40:02.540 educational option

00:40:03.400 other than the public school system.

00:40:05.460 I hear this a lot

00:40:06.340 actually from people

00:40:07.380 who have worked

00:40:09.380 in public school system

00:40:10.040 or currently do,

00:40:11.460 saying they wouldn't

00:40:13.400 send their kids

00:40:13.940 or they don't.

00:40:15.780 And that always tells you something.

00:40:17.940 It's like going

00:40:19.840 to a restaurant

00:40:20.560 where you find out

00:40:22.320 that nobody

00:40:22.940 who works there

00:40:23.700 eats there.

00:40:25.520 That should give you pause

00:40:27.580 because these are the people

00:40:28.600 who've seen,

00:40:29.120 they've seen the kitchen,

00:40:30.520 okay?

00:40:30.720 They've seen behind the scenes.

00:40:32.780 And if they don't like it,

00:40:34.040 then that should give you pause.

00:40:35.460 But also,

00:40:36.120 let's remember

00:40:36.780 that it's not as simple

00:40:39.680 as not sending your kid

00:40:41.600 to public school.

00:40:42.760 The school that we just talked about,

00:40:44.460 the Dalton School

00:40:45.100 in New York City,

00:40:45.680 where they were showing

00:40:46.400 this graphic video

00:40:48.600 about masturbation

00:40:49.400 to six-year-olds,

00:40:49.900 that's a private school

00:40:50.620 that parents spent

00:40:52.080 a lot of money

00:40:52.620 to send their kids to.

00:40:54.640 So this is a problem

00:40:55.520 that goes way beyond

00:40:56.280 the public school system.

00:41:02.200 Inaccessible Cardinal says,

00:41:03.520 I guarantee there are

00:41:04.340 no deaf people

00:41:05.180 on that Zoom call.

00:41:06.180 Still,

00:41:06.380 they have some homeboy

00:41:07.480 practicing his signing.

00:41:09.020 Yeah,

00:41:09.140 I thought the same thing.

00:41:09.820 We played on Friday.

00:41:11.180 It was a Zoom call

00:41:13.340 with a bunch of teachers

00:41:14.860 in Oregon.

00:41:15.980 And one of them

00:41:16.620 was talking about how

00:41:17.600 if you're not anti-racist,

00:41:19.620 then you should be fired

00:41:20.800 and you're not welcome

00:41:21.560 and all that.

00:41:22.340 She was the one

00:41:22.800 who identified

00:41:23.320 as we and us.

00:41:25.300 Anyway,

00:41:25.540 I thought the same thing

00:41:26.280 on that Zoom call.

00:41:26.820 There's like,

00:41:27.180 there's 10 people

00:41:28.040 or something

00:41:28.480 and there's someone

00:41:29.780 on Zoom call signing,

00:41:31.800 doing a sign language

00:41:32.620 interpretation.

00:41:33.140 Now,

00:41:33.260 there may have been

00:41:34.120 a deaf person

00:41:35.160 on the Zoom call

00:41:35.980 and that would explain

00:41:36.700 why the sign language

00:41:39.600 interpreter was there.

00:41:40.660 but I did think

00:41:42.500 the same thing

00:41:43.060 of how much

00:41:43.620 do you want to bet

00:41:44.280 there's nobody

00:41:45.500 on that call

00:41:46.340 who actually is deaf?

00:41:48.680 And they have

00:41:49.340 the sign language

00:41:49.820 interpreter there anyway

00:41:50.560 as one big giant

00:41:51.820 virtue signal.

00:41:54.540 War Fan says,

00:41:55.980 I saw A Quiet Place

00:41:56.900 Part 2 Thursday night.

00:41:58.040 Didn't wear a mask

00:41:58.740 at all unlike

00:41:59.280 most people there

00:42:00.000 but wanted to know

00:42:00.740 what you thought of it.

00:42:01.600 I thought it was

00:42:01.980 one of the rare times

00:42:02.740 a sequel was better

00:42:03.420 than the first one.

00:42:06.140 Yeah,

00:42:06.620 I did.

00:42:07.060 We went and saw

00:42:07.880 A Quiet Place 2

00:42:08.560 on Friday night.

00:42:09.780 My wife and I,

00:42:11.040 we had a date night

00:42:12.120 and first of all,

00:42:14.020 it was great.

00:42:16.200 I think it was

00:42:17.100 the first time

00:42:18.120 since all this started

00:42:19.160 when we've had

00:42:21.320 just a normal

00:42:22.140 night out.

00:42:23.700 We went,

00:42:24.660 and I know it's not

00:42:25.420 like this everywhere

00:42:25.980 in the country

00:42:26.400 but this is how

00:42:26.860 it is now

00:42:27.300 in Nashville.

00:42:28.420 We went downtown,

00:42:29.520 we got something to eat

00:42:30.240 and it was packed

00:42:31.560 downtown,

00:42:32.840 no masks,

00:42:34.800 no capacity limits.

00:42:37.040 everything was open,

00:42:38.600 everything was maskless

00:42:39.540 and it just felt normal

00:42:42.240 for the first time.

00:42:42.980 This is the first night

00:42:43.700 that it felt normal

00:42:44.180 and then we went

00:42:44.620 to the movie

00:42:46.840 and even though

00:42:48.880 it said on the tickets

00:42:49.700 when we bought them

00:42:50.260 ahead of time

00:42:50.700 that you need to wear a mask,

00:42:51.600 there was nobody

00:42:51.980 wearing a mask

00:42:52.480 in the theater.

00:42:53.700 It was great.

00:42:54.960 So that part

00:42:55.680 was wonderful

00:42:56.680 to feel,

00:42:57.720 to have that

00:42:58.380 normalcy back.

00:42:59.500 It shouldn't have

00:42:59.860 taken this long

00:43:00.520 at all.

00:43:02.300 We never should have

00:43:03.140 given up our normalcy

00:43:04.100 to the extent

00:43:04.560 that we did

00:43:05.060 but to have it back

00:43:06.540 now is nice anyway.

00:43:07.640 As far as the movie,

00:43:08.440 here's what I'll say

00:43:08.940 about Quiet Place 2

00:43:09.700 and you know

00:43:11.940 that I hate most things

00:43:12.820 but so this is

00:43:14.800 maybe quite a statement.

00:43:15.600 I thought it was good

00:43:16.220 and I thought

00:43:17.500 it was one of the best,

00:43:18.640 it was certainly

00:43:19.140 the best horror sequel

00:43:20.380 of all time

00:43:21.460 and I would say

00:43:22.340 it was one of the best

00:43:22.880 sequels ever made

00:43:23.880 which probably says

00:43:25.060 more about the

00:43:25.620 general quality of sequels

00:43:27.040 than it does

00:43:27.380 about Quiet Place 2.

00:43:29.060 If there were a lot

00:43:29.900 of really great sequels

00:43:30.680 out there

00:43:31.000 then this might not

00:43:31.760 make its way

00:43:32.560 into the top 10

00:43:33.540 but it does.

00:43:35.040 I thought it was good.

00:43:36.140 My one knock on it,

00:43:37.440 I'm not going to give

00:43:37.840 any spoilers

00:43:38.340 but it's not really

00:43:42.520 a complete movie.

00:43:43.960 It's more like

00:43:44.820 part one of part three

00:43:46.560 because you know

00:43:47.740 they're making a third one

00:43:48.560 and so this is like

00:43:49.320 the first half

00:43:50.140 of the final chapter

00:43:51.140 and so it doesn't have

00:43:52.420 much of a satisfying conclusion

00:43:55.600 but I thought

00:43:56.580 it was effective

00:43:57.700 and it's hard to do that

00:43:58.720 with horror movies especially.

00:44:00.320 I think that's why

00:44:00.680 horror sequels

00:44:01.340 are usually pretty bad.

00:44:02.160 It's that once

00:44:03.600 especially a movie

00:44:05.160 like Quiet Place

00:44:06.080 but really any horror movie

00:44:07.080 the fear comes

00:44:08.960 from the unknown

00:44:09.680 and whoever the

00:44:11.800 whatever the villain

00:44:12.460 or the monster is

00:44:13.240 you haven't seen them much

00:44:14.320 and so there's

00:44:14.860 that surprise element

00:44:15.800 and that's where

00:44:16.640 a lot of the fear

00:44:17.240 and the suspense

00:44:17.780 and the tension

00:44:18.240 comes from

00:44:18.780 but when you get

00:44:19.880 to the second movie

00:44:20.720 you already know

00:44:21.600 you've seen the monster

00:44:22.680 a lot

00:44:23.100 you know about it

00:44:24.000 and so how do you

00:44:25.220 keep that tension

00:44:26.100 and that suspense up

00:44:26.920 and they find a way

00:44:27.440 to do it in the movie

00:44:28.000 that I thought

00:44:28.300 was really effective.

00:44:30.060 Finally Ryan says

00:44:31.060 hey Matt I went to

00:44:31.780 a quiet place too

00:44:32.440 with a group

00:44:32.760 of about 30

00:44:33.540 none of us wore masks

00:44:36.040 at any point

00:44:36.860 and the staff

00:44:37.340 never said anything.

00:44:39.980 You went to the movie

00:44:40.800 with 30 people?

00:44:42.440 Are you saying

00:44:43.000 there were 30

00:44:43.480 in the theater

00:44:44.160 or you went

00:44:44.900 with 30 people

00:44:45.560 to a movie?

00:44:47.440 Why would you

00:44:48.100 what?

00:44:49.200 Why?

00:44:50.480 It's a movie.

00:44:52.620 You could

00:44:52.920 I've been to movies

00:44:53.760 by myself

00:44:54.280 you could easily

00:44:54.740 sit a movie

00:44:55.140 by yourself

00:44:55.600 you don't even

00:44:55.980 need anyone

00:44:56.440 there with you

00:44:57.060 because you're

00:44:59.360 not supposed

00:44:59.600 to be talking

00:45:00.080 is the point.

00:45:01.360 Do you know

00:45:01.580 how much

00:45:01.880 I would hate you

00:45:02.520 if I was

00:45:03.540 if you went

00:45:04.960 to the theater

00:45:05.340 where my wife

00:45:05.800 and I were

00:45:06.180 we're sitting

00:45:07.200 down for a

00:45:07.980 nice quiet movie

00:45:08.880 literally a quiet movie

00:45:10.080 and then we see

00:45:10.960 a group of

00:45:12.540 30 people

00:45:13.420 come in

00:45:13.920 together

00:45:14.720 that should be

00:45:17.080 illegal.

00:45:18.200 I'm glad

00:45:18.740 there were no masks

00:45:19.420 but there do

00:45:20.740 need to be

00:45:21.240 size restrictions

00:45:22.160 not COVID

00:45:22.760 related

00:45:23.120 on groups

00:45:24.860 of people

00:45:25.280 attending movies

00:45:25.980 and I think

00:45:27.120 you don't need

00:45:27.920 really the limit

00:45:29.060 should be two

00:45:29.600 you really don't

00:45:30.480 need anybody

00:45:31.020 with you at the movie

00:45:32.380 but if you want

00:45:33.540 to bring one person

00:45:34.200 on a date

00:45:34.640 that's fine

00:45:35.140 if I'm running

00:45:36.820 the theater

00:45:37.180 you're not allowed

00:45:37.820 so 30 people

00:45:39.260 roll up

00:45:39.840 I'm going to say

00:45:40.360 okay two of you

00:45:41.140 are allowed to come in

00:45:41.880 you pick your two

00:45:43.020 draw straws

00:45:43.680 I don't care

00:45:44.080 you're not all coming

00:45:45.040 in that should be

00:45:45.460 the rule

00:45:45.740 but I'm glad

00:45:47.120 you like the movie

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00:47:42.680 for our daily cancellation

00:47:46.820 today we take into

00:47:47.640 consideration a recent

00:47:48.440 viral video from a woman

00:47:49.640 who insists that

00:47:50.440 although she's morbidly

00:47:51.540 obese you must still

00:47:52.760 find her physically

00:47:53.540 attractive

00:47:53.960 you're not entitled

00:47:54.880 to your own opinions

00:47:55.700 or preferences

00:47:56.140 you must fall

00:47:57.760 madly in love with her

00:47:59.040 this is not a suggestion

00:48:00.680 but rather a

00:48:01.680 requirement

00:48:02.800 as she clearly

00:48:04.240 explains

00:48:04.760 listen

00:48:05.320 hey bestie

00:48:07.760 you're wrong

00:48:09.880 I think it's time

00:48:12.100 for another adult

00:48:12.800 pre-k lesson

00:48:13.560 what do you think

00:48:14.520 all right

00:48:15.820 turn your listening

00:48:16.540 ears on

00:48:17.160 you catch a bubble

00:48:18.880 in your mouth

00:48:19.420 good job

00:48:21.840 okay

00:48:22.800 here's the thing

00:48:23.920 having a preference

00:48:25.640 is something like

00:48:27.260 I'm looking for a

00:48:28.400 partner who likes

00:48:29.160 kayaking

00:48:29.820 or wakes up early

00:48:31.180 in the morning

00:48:31.680 or

00:48:32.780 loves pizza

00:48:35.080 but when your

00:48:37.640 preferences exclude

00:48:38.800 an entire group

00:48:39.680 of marginalized people

00:48:40.900 that's problematic

00:48:41.840 okay

00:48:42.620 that's not nice

00:48:43.400 that's not a preference

00:48:44.300 if you lump

00:48:45.660 all fat people

00:48:46.500 in one group together

00:48:47.540 as though they are not

00:48:48.820 very different individuals

00:48:50.940 that's fat phobic

00:48:52.460 just like lumping

00:48:53.480 all black people

00:48:54.160 in one group

00:48:54.680 and saying

00:48:54.980 I don't like black people

00:48:56.040 is racist

00:48:56.760 and lumping all

00:48:57.680 disabled people

00:48:58.280 in one group

00:48:58.820 and saying

00:48:59.180 I don't think

00:49:00.220 people in wheelchairs

00:49:01.080 are hot

00:49:01.620 is ableist

00:49:02.800 do you understand

00:49:03.620 what I'm saying

00:49:04.360 no I don't

00:49:07.000 okay so

00:49:07.620 well okay

00:49:08.540 so you are allowed

00:49:09.680 to prefer a partner

00:49:10.560 who likes kayaking

00:49:11.620 which thankfully

00:49:12.480 I think lets us

00:49:13.180 off the hook

00:49:13.720 because something

00:49:15.540 tells me

00:49:15.960 she's not exactly

00:49:16.760 an avid kayaker

00:49:17.720 but

00:49:18.900 those loopholes

00:49:20.300 aside

00:49:20.580 it seems that

00:49:21.200 our friend here

00:49:21.760 has stumbled on

00:49:22.540 a rather unique

00:49:23.180 pickup line

00:49:23.820 part of me wishes

00:49:24.720 that I had thought

00:49:25.320 of this when I was

00:49:25.840 single

00:49:26.080 like ma'am

00:49:27.060 you are morally

00:49:27.980 obligated to find

00:49:28.900 me attractive

00:49:29.380 now come and date

00:49:30.600 me at once

00:49:31.160 lest you be guilty

00:49:32.820 of problematic

00:49:33.420 and exclusionary

00:49:34.380 behavior

00:49:34.780 but something

00:49:36.180 tells me

00:49:36.500 I would have

00:49:36.940 struck out

00:49:38.440 as badly

00:49:38.980 with that line

00:49:39.580 as I'm sure

00:49:39.960 she does

00:49:40.440 the only difference

00:49:41.320 is that I would

00:49:41.980 have been arrested

00:49:42.520 for harassment

00:49:43.200 and stalking

00:49:43.980 on top of it

00:49:44.720 now a few points

00:49:46.500 to make here

00:49:46.840 first of all

00:49:47.280 this woman

00:49:47.740 and my 12 seconds

00:49:49.060 of research

00:49:49.440 tells me that

00:49:49.940 her name is Lexi

00:49:50.700 has

00:49:52.260 and the research

00:49:52.980 was just looking

00:49:53.500 at the bottom

00:49:53.940 of the video

00:49:55.080 there where it

00:49:55.480 says her name

00:49:55.880 she has a problem

00:49:57.940 that goes beyond

00:49:58.780 her weight

00:49:59.360 if Lexi finds

00:50:00.800 that most people

00:50:01.460 don't want to be

00:50:02.020 around her

00:50:02.480 it probably is

00:50:03.420 because of her

00:50:03.920 god-awful personality

00:50:05.200 I for one

00:50:06.680 would rather take

00:50:07.280 a bath in battery

00:50:08.400 acid than be

00:50:09.740 stuck in a room

00:50:10.420 with her for

00:50:10.980 any length of time

00:50:12.020 and that's got

00:50:12.880 nothing to do

00:50:13.420 with her appearance

00:50:14.000 it has everything

00:50:15.140 to do with her

00:50:15.620 demeanor

00:50:16.100 her attitude

00:50:16.680 tone of voice

00:50:18.040 and just way

00:50:19.660 of being

00:50:20.180 this is something

00:50:21.660 that anyone

00:50:22.200 who struggles

00:50:22.640 to find a partner

00:50:23.340 should take

00:50:23.960 into consideration

00:50:24.580 before wondering

00:50:25.380 whether you're

00:50:26.300 being discriminated

00:50:27.060 against based

00:50:27.700 on your physical

00:50:28.260 features

00:50:28.700 please reflect

00:50:29.420 on the possibility

00:50:30.020 that you might

00:50:31.300 be a nagging

00:50:32.440 miserable shrew

00:50:33.520 now it can be

00:50:35.120 hard even for

00:50:35.840 the most attractive

00:50:36.600 person to find

00:50:37.820 or at least

00:50:38.180 maintain relationships

00:50:39.860 if they have

00:50:40.480 a repulsive

00:50:41.000 personality

00:50:41.640 but if you're

00:50:42.840 not a top-notch

00:50:44.000 physical specimen

00:50:44.740 and most of us

00:50:45.500 aren't

00:50:46.140 and you also

00:50:47.080 have the character

00:50:47.840 and general

00:50:48.300 disposition of

00:50:49.180 the wicked witch

00:50:49.700 of the west

00:50:50.140 then you really

00:50:52.080 have put yourself

00:50:52.720 in a hole

00:50:53.100 with only yourself

00:50:54.480 to blame for it

00:50:55.260 second point

00:50:56.640 she says that

00:50:57.140 you aren't allowed

00:50:57.820 to exclude

00:50:58.500 entire groups

00:50:59.160 of people

00:50:59.600 from your

00:51:00.620 sexual preference

00:51:01.420 but that of course

00:51:02.320 is exactly

00:51:03.040 what a sexual

00:51:03.620 preference is

00:51:04.560 that's what

00:51:05.720 any kind

00:51:06.200 of preference

00:51:06.660 is actually

00:51:07.360 preferences

00:51:07.880 exclude by

00:51:08.700 definition

00:51:09.080 all preferences

00:51:10.200 do

00:51:10.500 any preference

00:51:11.880 is exclusionary

00:51:12.900 and discriminatory

00:51:13.580 that's the whole

00:51:14.120 point

00:51:14.480 you're preferring

00:51:15.860 one thing

00:51:16.560 over another

00:51:17.320 or one person

00:51:18.780 over another

00:51:19.340 as for sexual

00:51:21.040 preference

00:51:21.420 specifically

00:51:21.980 gay men

00:51:23.240 exclude her

00:51:23.840 because she's

00:51:24.320 a woman

00:51:24.620 is she gonna

00:51:26.080 berate them

00:51:26.580 for that

00:51:27.020 well she might

00:51:28.540 I guess

00:51:28.900 as we've seen

00:51:29.500 for years

00:51:30.460 the left

00:51:30.780 insisted that

00:51:31.420 sexuality is

00:51:32.300 innate and

00:51:32.740 immutable

00:51:33.100 it can't be

00:51:34.100 changed and

00:51:34.620 it's not the

00:51:35.000 result of choice

00:51:35.620 but more

00:51:35.980 recently

00:51:36.320 they decided

00:51:37.420 that their

00:51:37.840 own arguments

00:51:38.340 no longer

00:51:38.860 hold

00:51:39.240 your sexuality

00:51:41.020 can become

00:51:41.600 problematic

00:51:42.180 if it excludes

00:51:43.280 so-called

00:51:43.780 marginalized groups

00:51:44.680 a gay man

00:51:45.560 who isn't

00:51:45.920 attracted to a

00:51:46.600 woman who

00:51:46.980 identifies as

00:51:47.600 a man

00:51:48.020 is now

00:51:48.880 a transphobe

00:51:49.460 a straight

00:51:50.540 man who

00:51:50.880 isn't attracted

00:51:51.320 to a man

00:51:51.780 who identifies

00:51:52.200 as a woman

00:51:52.620 is also a

00:51:53.320 transphobe

00:51:53.800 anybody who

00:51:54.980 isn't attracted

00:51:55.460 to an obese

00:51:56.020 person is

00:51:56.580 fat phobic

00:51:57.200 anyone who

00:51:58.800 isn't attracted

00:51:59.240 to shrill

00:52:00.000 hectoring

00:52:00.520 condescending

00:52:01.120 scolds like

00:52:01.740 Lexi is

00:52:02.300 whatever kind

00:52:02.820 of phobic

00:52:03.140 that applies

00:52:03.600 to

00:52:03.800 your sexuality

00:52:05.260 is not

00:52:05.840 your own

00:52:06.140 business

00:52:06.500 it is not

00:52:07.340 a private

00:52:07.700 matter anymore

00:52:08.320 as the left

00:52:09.000 had previously

00:52:09.580 insisted

00:52:09.980 they will decide

00:52:11.820 who you should

00:52:12.800 be attracted to

00:52:13.420 and quite often

00:52:14.240 coincidentally enough

00:52:14.980 the person

00:52:16.120 putting themselves

00:52:16.740 in the position

00:52:17.320 to make this

00:52:18.020 choice for you

00:52:18.880 will decide

00:52:19.860 that you should

00:52:20.320 be attracted

00:52:20.760 to them

00:52:21.360 personally

00:52:21.900 funny how

00:52:23.840 that works

00:52:24.280 you know

00:52:25.340 it's like

00:52:25.540 well I've

00:52:26.080 run the numbers

00:52:26.660 and I've done

00:52:27.020 the calculations

00:52:27.580 and it turns

00:52:28.080 out that in

00:52:29.200 order to not

00:52:29.700 be a bigot

00:52:30.280 you're supposed

00:52:30.800 to be turned

00:52:31.300 on by

00:52:31.920 what does it

00:52:33.280 say here

00:52:33.520 oh me

00:52:33.960 sorry I don't

00:52:35.640 make the rules

00:52:36.060 well I guess

00:52:36.920 I do actually

00:52:37.580 third point

00:52:39.260 briefly referring

00:52:39.940 back to the

00:52:40.380 first

00:52:40.640 this seems

00:52:43.300 to be something

00:52:43.680 that a lot

00:52:44.080 of people do

00:52:44.700 even if they

00:52:45.160 aren't on the

00:52:45.620 left

00:52:45.860 when people

00:52:46.840 have trouble

00:52:47.280 forming and

00:52:47.900 maintaining

00:52:48.260 relationships

00:52:48.980 both sexual

00:52:49.780 and platonic

00:52:50.460 they develop

00:52:51.740 a victim

00:52:52.140 complex

00:52:52.720 deciding that

00:52:54.020 the problem

00:52:54.560 in their

00:52:55.080 personal

00:52:55.440 and romantic

00:52:55.860 lives

00:52:56.260 is that

00:52:57.100 everyone else

00:52:57.840 is being

00:52:58.220 mean to

00:52:58.660 them

00:52:58.940 and this

00:53:00.140 only exacerbates

00:53:01.320 the problem

00:53:01.740 because nobody

00:53:02.660 wants to be

00:53:03.200 around someone

00:53:04.180 with a victim

00:53:04.700 complex

00:53:05.160 even people

00:53:05.820 with victim

00:53:06.400 complexes

00:53:06.840 don't want

00:53:07.720 to be around

00:53:08.060 other people

00:53:08.660 with victim

00:53:09.000 complexes

00:53:09.460 in fact

00:53:10.580 people with

00:53:10.960 victim

00:53:11.140 complexes

00:53:11.540 especially

00:53:12.080 don't want

00:53:12.480 to be around

00:53:12.820 other people

00:53:13.220 with victim

00:53:13.500 complexes

00:53:13.900 because then

00:53:14.600 it becomes

00:53:14.900 a zero-sum

00:53:15.580 game

00:53:15.920 a sort of

00:53:16.280 victimhood

00:53:16.660 competition

00:53:17.160 the self-determined

00:53:18.900 victim becomes

00:53:19.580 all the more

00:53:20.120 isolated

00:53:20.620 as a result

00:53:21.260 and their

00:53:21.580 victim mentality

00:53:22.220 only hardens

00:53:22.940 and spreads

00:53:23.420 and metastasizes

00:53:24.820 over time

00:53:25.400 so if you're

00:53:26.980 looking around

00:53:27.460 and finding

00:53:27.880 that most people

00:53:28.540 don't want

00:53:28.960 to be around

00:53:29.400 you

00:53:29.680 don't find

00:53:30.840 you appealing

00:53:31.380 or attractive

00:53:31.980 on any level

00:53:32.720 you could start

00:53:34.060 pointing fingers

00:53:34.700 and making

00:53:35.080 demands

00:53:35.480 or you can

00:53:36.820 begin the

00:53:37.380 difficult work

00:53:38.200 of changing

00:53:38.860 yourself

00:53:39.500 and this

00:53:41.020 process should

00:53:41.500 be one that

00:53:41.900 includes both

00:53:42.540 the exterior

00:53:43.160 and the interior

00:53:44.040 both physical

00:53:44.720 and spiritual

00:53:45.260 although this

00:53:47.060 is hard

00:53:47.480 and painful

00:53:48.020 and it requires

00:53:48.640 the kind of

00:53:49.060 honest self-assessment

00:53:49.980 that most people

00:53:50.660 don't have the

00:53:51.180 wherewithal to

00:53:51.740 conduct

00:53:52.060 the good thing

00:53:53.120 is that you

00:53:53.480 actually have

00:53:54.040 control over

00:53:54.880 yourself

00:53:55.300 yourself

00:53:56.640 is a thing

00:53:57.400 you can change

00:53:58.400 by the grace

00:53:58.880 of God

00:53:59.240 you can't really

00:54:00.480 force anyone

00:54:00.980 else to change

00:54:01.640 all you can do

00:54:03.580 is scream at them

00:54:04.420 as they back

00:54:05.820 ever farther away

00:54:06.780 until you're all

00:54:08.140 alone

00:54:08.540 yelling into the

00:54:09.960 void

00:54:10.180 it's up to you

00:54:11.960 which strategy

00:54:12.440 you choose

00:54:12.900 we know which one

00:54:14.540 Lexi has

00:54:15.020 chosen

00:54:15.300 and for that

00:54:16.040 reason today

00:54:16.560 she is of

00:54:17.500 course

00:54:17.740 cancelled

00:54:18.320 and we'll

00:54:20.120 leave it there

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The Matt Walsh Show - June 01, 2021

Ep. 732 - Pushing Pansexualism On Preschoolers

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