The Matt Walsh Show - June 11, 2021


Ep. 740 - White Supremacists Are Using Climate Change To Kill Us


Episode Stats

Length

48 minutes

Words per Minute

176.59535

Word Count

8,576

Sentence Count

595

Misogynist Sentences

20

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary

Joe Biden declares that global warming is the greatest threat we face, but didn t he just say that white supremacy is the biggest threat? Which is it? Democrats keep cycling through different boogeymen and fear tactics, including the rehabilitation of Jeffrey Toobin, featuring perhaps the most cringe-inducing video of all time. Also, in our daily cancellation, we have the harrowing tale of Korean-Canadian sitcom stars who spent five seasons on a show and now that it s over, they say that they re being victimized by racism the whole time.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Joe Biden declares that global warming is the greatest threat we
00:00:04.500 face. But didn't he just say that white supremacy is the greatest threat? Which is it? Democrats
00:00:07.960 keep cycling through different boogeymen and fear tactics. We'll discuss that. Also,
00:00:12.100 five headlines, including the rehabilitation of Jeffrey Toobin, featuring perhaps the most
00:00:17.140 cringe-inducing video of all time. No, not video of, not that video of him doing that,
00:00:22.260 but a different video. And a young girl speaks up against gender theory in school. We have that
00:00:26.720 video play. Plus, iHeartMedia puts out a job listing and declares that it wants, quote,
00:00:31.240 diverse applicants only. Read, not white. Isn't that completely illegal? Finally,
00:00:36.800 in our daily cancellation, we have the harrowing tale of Korean-Canadian sitcom stars who spent
00:00:40.760 five seasons on a show, and now that it's over, they say that they're being victimized by racism
00:00:45.340 the whole time. Hate it when that happens. That and much more today on the Matt Wall Show.
00:00:56.720 Whether he personally realizes it or not, Joe Biden is right now on a trip to Europe.
00:01:03.800 Mostly so far, he's bumbled and stumbled around, speaking half intelligibly,
00:01:07.540 allowing his wife to do much of the work for him. So not much different from his normal routine. But
00:01:11.440 one part of his remarks to a group of U.S. Air Force personnel in England has caught some attention.
00:01:16.300 He claimed that global warming is the greatest threat to the U.S. And more disturbingly,
00:01:22.360 he said that the Joint Chiefs told him so. Listen to that.
00:01:26.400 We must all commit to an ambitious climate action if we're going to prevent the worst impacts of
00:01:32.140 climate change limiting global warming to no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius. Lead the global
00:01:39.800 transition to clean energy technology. You know, when I went over in the tank in the Pentagon,
00:01:45.580 when I first was elected vice president with President Obama, the military sat us down
00:01:51.800 to let us know what the greatest threats facing America were, the greatest physical threats.
00:01:57.260 This is not a joke. You know what the Joint Chiefs told us the greatest threat facing America was?
00:02:04.160 Global warming. Because there'll be significant population movements,
00:02:10.440 fights over land, millions of people leaving places because they're literally sinking below the sea in
00:02:16.540 Indonesia because of the fights over what is arable land anymore.
00:02:22.120 Global warming, our greatest threat. Countries are sinking under the ocean. The ice caps are melting.
00:02:27.360 People are fighting with one another because they're so annoyed by how humid it is.
00:02:31.260 I guess we need our military to help fight climate change.
00:02:34.020 Maybe they can invent some sort of laser to destroy the sun and cool things down a bit.
00:02:38.540 Because ultimately, of course, the sun is what determines the weather and the temperature here on Earth.
00:02:43.880 You know, that the giant 900,000 mile diameter scorching ball of gas burning at 10,000 degrees in
00:02:50.260 which could fit a million Earths inside it. Yeah, that's the real culprit driving climate change,
00:02:54.900 not your SUV, you egomaniac. I'm not sure what the military plans to do about it.
00:03:00.360 If it's not the destroying the sun, I don't know what it is. But it's interesting to hear Joe Biden
00:03:04.220 call this the greatest threat we face. It was only a week or two ago that he made a very different
00:03:09.980 assessment. He had a very different take on our greatest threat.
00:03:14.520 As I said in my address at the joint session of Congress, according to the intelligence community,
00:03:20.040 terrorism from white supremacy is the most lethal threat to the homeland today. Not ISIS,
00:03:27.420 not Al Qaeda, white supremacists.
00:03:31.340 There's that applause again. Just love that applause. White supremacists are going to kill us all.
00:03:36.820 Amen. White supremacists. So which is it? Are we all going to drown or are we going to be killed
00:03:44.700 by roving gangs of Nazi Klansmen? I need to know, Joe, what's it going to be? Maybe it'll be both.
00:03:51.600 Maybe we'll be drowning and then the Nazi Klansmen will come up in their Nazi kayaks and finish the
00:03:56.020 job. I don't know. This could be a tag team situation between global warming and white supremacy.
00:03:59.840 Or perhaps white supremacy is causing climate change. That's how you thread the needle.
00:04:05.800 And if you think that white supremacy causes climate change is too stupid, even for the
00:04:10.740 modern day left, you haven't been paying attention. Here is Johnny on the spot here,
00:04:15.900 an article on the Sierra club.org titled racism is killing the planet. And it reads in part
00:04:22.620 during the street protests and marches, many people carried signs that read racism is killing us.
00:04:27.760 It's no exaggeration to say that racism and white supremacy harm all of us. Actually,
00:04:32.300 that is an exaggeration. But anyway, because in addition to robbing us of our humanity,
00:04:36.280 racism is also killing the planet we all share. An idea long overdue realization is growing in the
00:04:43.720 environmental movement. It goes something like this. We'll never stop climate change without
00:04:48.220 ending white supremacy. This argument has entered the outdoor recreation and conservation space thanks
00:04:53.980 to the leadership of black, indigenous and other people of color in the climate justice movement.
00:04:57.580 The pollution spewing global megacorporations that created Cancer Alley are just the latest
00:05:03.180 evolution of the extractive white settler mindset that cleared the forests and plowed the prairies.
00:05:08.740 And just as the settlers had to believe and tell stories to dehumanize the people they killed,
00:05:13.880 plundered and terrorized, today's systems of extraction can only work by dehumanizing people.
00:05:20.300 Okay, well that clears things up. It's the extractive white settler mindset that causes all the
00:05:26.160 problems. Come to think of it, I did hear the meteorologist on our local news here a few days
00:05:30.840 ago mention that. He said that there was a heat wave coming apparently because a high pressure system
00:05:34.800 had moved up from the Gulf and had combined with an extractive white settler mindset.
00:05:39.380 And now we can expect 90 degree temperatures through the weekend. Science is fascinating.
00:05:45.000 What's also fascinating is to see Democrats sort of cycle through one fear tactic,
00:05:51.120 one man-made panic after another. There is of course nothing new or especially interesting
00:05:56.780 about politicians using fear to manipulate, generally speaking. They've always done that.
00:06:02.240 Democrats certainly are not the only ones doing it now. But what makes this unique is just how many
00:06:07.740 panics they try to cause, just how unsafe they try to convince us we are, especially in comparison
00:06:14.000 with how safe and secure we actually are. I mean, in the past, politicians might pick one crisis,
00:06:21.800 one boogeyman, and try to wring that for all it's worth. But Democrats these days aren't satisfied
00:06:27.920 with one. They tell us that climate change is destroying the planet, sinking cities under the sea.
00:06:34.540 We have less than 10 years to live. They tell us that a white supremacist army is prowling about,
00:06:40.720 plotting and scheming, ready to strike at any time. They tell us that a rowdy group of trespassers in
00:06:45.820 the Capitol were actually militant insurrectionists who came close to overthrowing the U.S. government
00:06:50.680 by taking selfies at Nancy Pelosi's desk. They tell us that racism is an epidemic. It's killing
00:06:55.960 thousands in this country every year. They tell us that racist cops are literally hunting black people
00:07:01.320 in the street and murdering them for nothing every day. They tell us about a whole array of hate crime
00:07:06.720 epidemics, especially hate crimes targeting trans people. And we haven't even mentioned the fear
00:07:11.480 mongering that caused millions of people to spend a year locked in their homes with muzzles over their
00:07:16.420 faces. All of this, all at once. And I've only provided a partial list. So much fear.
00:07:25.020 All the time. Such a dark and dreary vision of the world that we get from the Democrats.
00:07:34.420 Meanwhile, back here in reality, life still contains its normal dangers and, you know,
00:07:38.940 we are still sure to die eventually of something. That's true. But for most of us,
00:07:44.000 day-to-day existence is safer than it's ever been. We are more physically secure than we've ever been.
00:07:50.420 Provided you survive the womb, of course, which is still a very dangerous place thanks to Planned
00:07:56.460 Parenthood. And not counting the physical risks to children that they might be drugged and mutilated
00:08:01.440 if they experience a little bit of gender confusion. Gender confusion that was implanted in their minds.
00:08:08.580 So there are threats out there. Serious ones. Some of them physical. Many of them psychological and
00:08:15.100 spiritual. But these Democrat politicians, they don't talk about any of that. In fact,
00:08:19.200 they are largely responsible for much of that. Instead, they want you to fear the things that
00:08:25.020 pose little danger to you. They want you constantly running from imaginary monsters.
00:08:32.600 And then the idea is you won't notice the real threats when they come. Now let's get to our five
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00:10:07.400 you know, the cicadas we hear so much about, and it's been kind of a dud here in Tennessee for the
00:10:11.700 most part. I haven't seen very many cicadas. And I was thinking about this last night. Has anyone come up
00:10:19.280 with a good cicada-related conspiracy theory yet? Because do I need to work on that, or has someone
00:10:27.980 else done it? And I'm not saying what it should be, but it seems like someone by now would have
00:10:33.980 something. Maybe, you know, cicadas aren't real. It's a hologram. It's a distraction technique.
00:10:40.320 Maybe cicadas are tiny little government drones spying on us. We could work on it, but I really
00:10:49.020 think someone, we don't have long here, and we've got this once every 17-year event, and no one's come
00:10:56.960 up with a conspiracy theory for it yet. We got to get on that. Someone's got to do it. All right. So
00:11:02.700 this is really what we have to start with, I'm afraid. And it's not appropriate for children or for
00:11:07.600 anyone, frankly, but Jeffrey Toobin, CNN legal analyst, obviously, as you know, showed his tube
00:11:17.160 during a Zoom call with colleagues a few months ago. In fact, you know, he was, he didn't just show
00:11:24.120 it. He was, you know, handling the situation, so to speak, right there in front of everybody on the
00:11:30.740 Zoom call. And it really kind of rubbed everyone the wrong way, as you might imagine. And he was fired
00:11:35.360 for it, or not fired. You'd think that you would be fired for that. Masturbating, you know, workplace
00:11:43.060 masturbation, the kind of thing that you would think would get you fired, especially in the Me Too
00:11:47.480 era. Well, that's not what happened, because he's back now. He was back on CNN yesterday, and they,
00:11:54.960 for some reason, decided to, on TV, have a conversation about Toobin's masturbatory habits.
00:12:03.780 And they brought a woman in, Alison Camerata, to have this discussion. This is, I think, the most
00:12:11.040 cringe-inducing thing to ever air on cable news. I mean, it's, oh, I actually have not seen this
00:12:19.340 entire video yet, because I can't get past 15 seconds. It is so, the cringe is overwhelming.
00:12:25.060 It's nuclear-grade cringe. This is a cringe comet, an absolute volcano, an explosion of cringe.
00:12:33.000 I'm going to stop on that. I'm not going to go any further with that analogy. Anyway, let's try,
00:12:37.960 we're just going to try to watch this and see how far we can make it. Let's go ahead here.
00:12:44.180 In October, you were on a Zoom call with your colleagues from The New Yorker magazine.
00:12:50.800 Everyone took a break for several minutes, during which time you were caught masturbating on camera.
00:12:57.040 Okay, stop. Can you stop? I can't, I can't go any further.
00:13:04.000 Why are they doing this? And why is he sitting there? I'm asking why rhetorically. I know all
00:13:10.160 the answers to my question. But so, why is he sitting there, enduring this embarrassment?
00:13:17.800 I know he wants his job back and everything, but he's been, how old is this guy? He's probably in
00:13:21.500 his 60s now. He's been on TV a long time. Doesn't he have money saved up?
00:13:24.180 Well, how could you ever, how are you showing your face again? Imagine this guy walking through
00:13:31.740 the hallways of CNN. He ends up in a break room, grabbing a coffee with someone that was
00:13:37.360 on that Zoom call. Like, hey, uh, how you been? Why would you want to endure that? There's
00:13:44.740 no amount of money that could make that worth it. Go off into the, into the woods, grow your
00:13:52.260 beard out. You know, you, you can have all, you can do everything. You're out of sight,
00:13:57.300 do everything. Go ahead and do what you need to do out there and live out the rest of your
00:14:02.840 days. All right, let's, we're going to keep going. We're going to try to make it through
00:14:07.640 this. You were subsequently fired from that job after 27 years of working there. And you
00:14:14.220 since then have been on leave from CNN. Do I have all that right? Um, you got it all
00:14:18.920 right. Sad to say. Okay. So let's start there. Um, to quote Jay Leno, what the hell were you
00:14:26.280 thinking? Well, obviously, uh, I wasn't thinking very well or very much. And, um, it was something
00:14:32.840 that was inexplicable to me. I think one point, I wouldn't exactly say in my defense because
00:14:37.920 nothing is really in my defense. I didn't think I was on the call. I didn't think other people
00:14:43.780 could see me. You thought that you had turned off your camera? Correct. I thought that I had
00:14:48.920 turned off the Zoom call. Now that's not a defense. Oh, okay. Wait, stop it there. First
00:14:53.420 of all, inexplicable. His own masturbation was inexplicable to him. What is, what does that
00:15:01.420 even mean? He's looking down at himself going, what, what's going on right now? And then he
00:15:10.940 says, uh, he didn't know that his coworkers could see him. So what he's saying is, yeah,
00:15:16.660 I was, I was masturbating in front of my coworkers. I didn't, but I didn't know they could see
00:15:20.000 me and that makes it okay. All right. How long is this video? Let's just, let's just, let's
00:15:30.460 just make it through. Go ahead. This was deeply moronic and indefensible, but I mean, that, that
00:15:37.940 is part of that. That is part of the story. Um, and you know, I have spent the seven subsequent
00:15:45.000 months, miserable months in my life. I can certainly confess, um, trying to be a better
00:15:51.460 person. I'm miserable therapy. I didn't try and do some public service. I'm working in a food bank,
00:15:56.920 which I certainly am going to continue to do working on a new book about the Oklahoma city
00:16:01.180 bombing, but I am trying to become the kind of person that people can trust again.
00:16:08.100 Working in a food bank. I don't want this guy handling my food.
00:16:10.640 The people that are going to a food bank, they've had, they're having a hard enough time
00:16:16.280 and now they got a chronic public masturbator, which is serving their food. Oh man. The whole
00:16:25.000 thing is, is, uh, I don't even know what to say. Probably I've said too much as it is, but
00:16:31.880 let's, can we be clear about, about one thing? Okay. As CNN tries to, well, a couple of things
00:16:38.680 to be clear about. CNN is trying to re rehabilitate this guy because he's one of their own, right?
00:16:45.180 Um, this, they would never do this, right? If this wasn't someone that they had a personal
00:16:51.300 attachment to, they would never do this. Almost anybody else, their life is over for this.
00:16:58.220 Certainly you, you lose your job for that. Like this is take me too out of it. Take cancel
00:17:03.040 culture out of it. In any normal scenario, you take your pants off and do that in front
00:17:10.760 of coworkers. You're going to lose your job and you're not going to get it back. It doesn't
00:17:16.200 matter what era we're living in. It doesn't matter anything. You're going to lose your job
00:17:19.560 for that. But CNN is going to rehabilitate. Why is Louis CK is still persona non grata.
00:17:28.800 He's, he's still in exile from polite society. How do you justify that? If Jeffrey Toobin's
00:17:35.300 allowed to come, at least Louis CK got consent first before he did that.
00:17:41.060 Jeffrey Toobin didn't ask anybody.
00:17:45.460 But also another thing to be clear about is yes. And somehow this has been lost in the
00:17:51.660 whole conversation. He didn't know his camera was on. I, I believe that he didn't know the
00:17:57.000 camera was on. I think that much is clear, but he was on a zoom call in a work meeting
00:18:03.820 and he knew that. So he is doing that. His, his plan was to do that while watching this
00:18:15.440 meeting, right? He was, he was trying to do that during a meeting. That part was intentional.
00:18:24.000 The unintentional part was that the camera was on.
00:18:28.860 So I go back to how is that not a, a permanently fireable offense?
00:18:35.200 All right. Let's, let's, let's get away from this. We got to move on somehow, somehow, someway,
00:18:40.820 pick up the pieces and move on. All right. A little bit of a palate cleanser here. Here's another,
00:18:46.640 uh, we'll go to Ron DeSantis. Here's another episode of Ron DeSantis being right about something.
00:18:51.760 He was interviewed a few days ago by the daily caller. And, um, uh, I really liked what he had
00:18:58.140 to say here. I think we have the video clip. What advice would you give to American voters on how to
00:19:02.640 tell the difference between a politician who's going to use their vote or who's actually going
00:19:06.480 to fight the culture wars? Well, here's the thing on right to life. Uh, when I became governor,
00:19:10.760 I inherited the most liberal Supreme court in the United States. It was a four to three split by the
00:19:15.940 time I became governor. Uh, but I was able to replace three of the liberals to make it a six to
00:19:20.520 one court. And that's important because Florida had the worst abortion jurisdiction, uh, jurisprudence
00:19:27.340 in the, in the country, way worse than even things like Planned Parenthood versus Casey. You couldn't
00:19:32.480 even do parental notice. They would strike down almost anything, even with minors. It was, it was
00:19:37.100 crazy. So we've changed that. Now we've been able to advance pro-life legislation. Now, some of this
00:19:42.400 stuff is going to be, uh, going to be tested in our state courts, but I think those precedents are,
00:19:47.520 uh, going to be reevaluated. And so we have an opportunity to do even more, um, in the years to
00:19:52.800 head. And so, you know, I think it's something that is a fundamental issue. Uh, and I think here's
00:19:57.740 what I tell people in terms of right to life. It's important, obviously on its own, but the people
00:20:03.120 that, that aren't supportive of, of, of the life cause, they're not people you want to be in a foxhole
00:20:08.420 with on any other political battle as well. They're the first ones that will sell out to the DC
00:20:13.520 establishment when the going gets really, really tough. And he's got the black cowboy boots also
00:20:19.540 with the, with the, uh, with the suit, which is a bold choice. And I, and I like that. Not really
00:20:23.620 the point. The point is what he said there, which is exactly correct. This is another example,
00:20:28.640 another episode of Ron DeSantis saying something that's true. Also the kind of thing that every
00:20:32.540 Republican should be saying, though few of them do, because they just don't have, um, the, uh,
00:20:37.180 they, they, they either don't believe it or they don't have the guts to say it. And that's,
00:20:42.400 this is exactly right. And I myself have been preaching this forever. As you know, that the,
00:20:47.420 the life issue is one of the central battles, battlefields in the overall culture war. Um,
00:20:54.900 and you need, you need that, you need to engage in that fight. You can't surrender on that issue
00:21:01.340 because if you surrender on that issue, then you're surrendering on, you're surrendering on the
00:21:05.740 whole idea of, of life having inherent value. Or you give up on that and you say, whatever happens
00:21:12.360 with abortion, it's not important. Not only are you consigning 60 million more babies to, to death
00:21:19.320 and, and counting, but you're giving up on the idea that life has inherent value. And if life doesn't
00:21:25.860 have inherent value, then I don't know what, I don't know where you go from there. What other,
00:21:31.280 what other thing can you argue about and what do you base your arguments in? If not a belief in the
00:21:38.020 inherent dignity and value of human life, you can't go on to, you can't start talking about your,
00:21:44.120 your rights on any other issue. You can't say, yeah, I don't know if human life has any inherent
00:21:51.120 value or dignity. Uh, but our, our second amendment rights, those are really important. Why are they
00:21:56.600 important? If your life has no value, then who cares if you can protect your life or preserve it?
00:22:03.180 And what are, what are your, this right you're speaking of, where does it come from?
00:22:11.740 So that's exactly right. Um, as far as the issue itself, and also it is a good litmus test
00:22:19.080 and pro-lifers have always known this. You know, it's not that we think that abortion is the only
00:22:26.240 important issue. It's one of the most important, but we also know that it's a litmus test. And we
00:22:31.700 know that if we can't trust someone on that issue, we can't trust them to fight it and to be consistent,
00:22:36.580 then you can't trust them on anything else. Right. Another encouraging video we could play for you.
00:22:42.320 This is from Fox. It says a 14 year old in Virginia is speaking out about what she says is a
00:22:48.540 sexist move by the Loudoun County public schools to allow boys into girls' locker rooms. The policy
00:22:54.520 followed a previous, um, a previous one that committed the, the county to providing an equitable,
00:23:00.840 safe and inclusive working environment, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity and other
00:23:05.320 individual characteristics. The more recent proposed policy states in a draft that students should be
00:23:11.100 allowed to use the facility that corresponds to their gender identity. Now we've seen a lot,
00:23:16.380 we've seen a lot of videos from school board meetings, especially Loudoun County where
00:23:20.560 they've, they've really been fighting this out, but I wanted to show you this. This is Jolene Grover
00:23:26.920 who got up and spoke and she's wearing a shirt that reads woman is female. So she is answering my
00:23:34.460 infamous question. What is a woman? She has an answer for it. And I like her answer.
00:23:39.180 I also like everything else she has to say here. Let's listen.
00:23:41.260 Two years ago, I was told policy 1040 was just an umbrella philosophy and you weren't going to allow
00:23:47.940 boys into the girls' locker rooms. But here you are doing just that. Everyone knows what a boy is,
00:23:54.440 even you. Your proposed policies are dangerous and rooted in sexism. When woke kids asked me if I was
00:24:00.200 a lesbian or a trans boy because I cut my hair short, it should tell you these modern identities are
00:24:05.440 superficial. My guidance counselor's response to my concerns about bathroom privacy and safety was,
00:24:10.980 well, there are stalls in the bathrooms. Now boys are reading erotica in the classrooms next to girls
00:24:16.220 and you want to give them access to girls' locker rooms and you want to force girls to call those
00:24:20.420 boys she. You do this in the name of inclusivity while ignoring the girls who will pay the price.
00:24:26.200 Your policies choose boys' wants over girls' needs.
00:24:29.060 And we'll look past the fact that she's being forced to wear a face mask there for no reason.
00:24:35.980 But here is, what do we say, 14-year-old girl, an eighth grader, and she is teaching these adults
00:24:43.440 about basic biological science. Now we need children to stand up and tell adults and speak
00:24:51.560 common sense to adults. Educate them.
00:24:57.260 What's the...
00:24:58.480 I go back to, again, why send your kid into an environment
00:25:03.000 where they're going to have to teach the teachers?
00:25:07.000 You're not even sending your kids into school to be taught anymore.
00:25:10.900 They have to be the ones doing the educating now.
00:25:14.600 The teachers are the ones in school
00:25:16.020 that have to learn about these things.
00:25:18.440 And so here's just one.
00:25:22.980 Now, we don't often hear, and this will be
00:25:26.480 something that's often pointed out by the left,
00:25:31.260 that, you know,
00:25:32.300 we don't often hear
00:25:34.080 a lot of young girls
00:25:36.200 standing up in front of microphones
00:25:38.280 and speaking out against this kind of thing
00:25:40.800 and actually saying,
00:25:42.000 I don't want boys in the locker room with me.
00:25:43.880 We don't hear it that often. Why don't we hear it?
00:25:45.860 Is it because they're all okay with it?
00:25:49.800 Is it because none of them value their privacy?
00:25:54.820 No, it's because they're kids.
00:25:57.140 And most kids...
00:25:58.460 Forget about kids.
00:25:59.180 Most people, most adults
00:26:00.640 don't have the courage to do
00:26:01.900 what Jolene Grover did just there.
00:26:04.840 Especially kids don't have it.
00:26:07.420 And the difference between kids and adults,
00:26:09.220 as far as that goes,
00:26:09.800 is kids have an excuse
00:26:10.740 because they're just kids.
00:26:12.100 And they shouldn't be put in this situation to begin with.
00:26:13.860 I mean, kids should not be in a situation
00:26:15.700 where they have to stand up
00:26:16.880 and actually explain
00:26:18.800 why they don't want boys
00:26:20.720 in the girls' locker room.
00:26:23.500 So I don't blame the kids
00:26:25.180 who remain silent in that situation,
00:26:27.320 but most do because they're afraid.
00:26:32.700 Obviously.
00:26:33.760 I mean, this whole idea that...
00:26:36.500 Well, the kids aren't complaining.
00:26:38.360 Most of them, anyway.
00:26:39.400 And the ones who do, they're bigots.
00:26:41.640 Most of the kids aren't complaining,
00:26:42.680 so, sure, they must be fine with it.
00:26:49.160 Obviously, this is a view held
00:26:52.040 by any rational person.
00:26:55.900 And the kids who don't feel that way,
00:26:58.300 it's because they've been berated
00:27:00.000 into believing
00:27:01.120 that they're not supposed to feel that way.
00:27:04.840 Think about the situation
00:27:05.880 a lot of these young girls are in.
00:27:07.280 They're made to feel guilty
00:27:08.840 for wanting privacy.
00:27:09.940 If they want basic privacy and security,
00:27:13.840 the basic privacy and security
00:27:14.940 that we all had in school
00:27:16.640 and growing up,
00:27:17.620 and it was never an issue,
00:27:18.500 we never had to even think about it.
00:27:21.940 Right?
00:27:22.300 If you were a girl growing up
00:27:23.660 and going to school in the 90s,
00:27:25.480 you went into your locker room,
00:27:27.720 there was no notion
00:27:29.120 that any guys would be in there.
00:27:30.620 And if they did,
00:27:31.500 they'd be tossed out and suspended.
00:27:32.960 So, that was something you had,
00:27:36.840 that was something we all had,
00:27:37.740 didn't have to think about.
00:27:41.060 And now it's an issue.
00:27:42.160 And I think there are a lot of kids also
00:27:43.420 that are being,
00:27:44.240 they're being psychologically beaten down
00:27:48.100 and indoctrinated.
00:27:49.740 And they have this obviously natural
00:27:52.180 desire for privacy and security
00:27:55.000 like anybody else would.
00:27:56.340 But now they're made to believe
00:27:57.580 that that is,
00:27:58.120 it's somehow bigoted.
00:27:59.060 And they have to resist that
00:28:00.140 within themselves.
00:28:00.860 That it's their fault.
00:28:02.620 The problem is on them.
00:28:05.520 That's what they're telling girls.
00:28:07.960 That's what they're saying to like
00:28:08.600 13-year-old girls
00:28:09.680 in a locker room.
00:28:11.620 Oh, if this boy comes in
00:28:12.700 and you don't like it,
00:28:14.820 you're the problem.
00:28:15.800 You are the problem.
00:28:16.800 There is something wrong with you.
00:28:18.340 Not him.
00:28:19.480 Or her, quote unquote.
00:28:23.360 All right.
00:28:25.400 This is from CNS News.
00:28:27.580 It says,
00:28:27.880 an executive producer
00:28:28.660 at America's largest owner
00:28:30.160 of radio stations,
00:28:31.040 iHeartMedia,
00:28:32.020 advertised a job Thursday
00:28:33.340 by stating,
00:28:34.820 we are looking at only
00:28:35.620 diverse hires at this time.
00:28:38.560 Only diverse hires,
00:28:40.420 quote unquote.
00:28:41.840 Molly Socha,
00:28:42.760 executive producer
00:28:43.420 of custom podcasts
00:28:44.600 at iHeartMedia,
00:28:45.660 made the statement
00:28:46.160 in an email sent
00:28:47.060 to a listserv
00:28:48.160 interested in the
00:28:50.140 New York City radio industry
00:28:51.440 and obtained by CNS News.
00:28:53.820 Socha said,
00:28:54.940 quote,
00:28:55.240 diversity is incredibly important
00:28:56.800 to our team
00:28:57.520 and our company,
00:28:58.140 so we're looking at
00:28:59.080 only diverse hires
00:29:00.240 at this time.
00:29:02.160 While the iHeartMedia
00:29:03.240 producer made this
00:29:04.760 stipulation in our email,
00:29:05.900 apparently is nowhere
00:29:06.680 to be found in the
00:29:07.340 public listing for the job.
00:29:09.320 Instead,
00:29:09.600 the public announcement
00:29:10.160 states that iHeartMedia
00:29:12.080 is an equal opportunity
00:29:13.300 employer and will not
00:29:14.320 tolerate discrimination
00:29:15.060 in employment on the
00:29:16.100 basis of race,
00:29:16.860 color, age,
00:29:17.460 sex, sexual orientation,
00:29:18.340 gender identity,
00:29:18.840 expression, religion,
00:29:19.780 disability, ethnicity,
00:29:20.560 national origin,
00:29:21.460 marital status,
00:29:22.060 protected veteran status,
00:29:22.940 genetic information,
00:29:23.520 or any other
00:29:24.400 legally protected
00:29:25.000 classification or status.
00:29:27.400 Which is,
00:29:28.000 of course,
00:29:28.500 exactly what they're doing.
00:29:29.360 This is a violation
00:29:30.000 of equal opportunity
00:29:31.500 employment.
00:29:32.980 They're saying
00:29:33.800 that,
00:29:36.160 because we can
00:29:36.660 translate this,
00:29:37.320 of course,
00:29:37.500 when they say
00:29:37.800 we're only looking
00:29:38.320 for diverse hires,
00:29:40.380 in other words,
00:29:41.480 we don't want
00:29:41.960 a white person.
00:29:44.020 And so in order
00:29:44.460 to ensure diversity,
00:29:46.000 they're eliminating
00:29:47.020 ahead of time
00:29:48.100 an entire category
00:29:48.940 of people.
00:29:49.720 They are,
00:29:50.300 they're limiting
00:29:52.280 diversity,
00:29:53.520 the number
00:29:54.080 of people
00:29:54.640 or the pool
00:29:55.820 that they're going
00:29:56.260 to select from
00:29:56.940 in the name
00:29:57.380 of diversity.
00:29:59.620 Narrowing it down
00:30:00.540 in the name
00:30:00.880 of diversity.
00:30:04.180 And the whole idea
00:30:05.000 that a person
00:30:06.540 can be diverse,
00:30:09.420 I don't know
00:30:10.220 exactly what
00:30:10.720 that's supposed
00:30:11.200 to mean.
00:30:13.380 You've got
00:30:13.920 a diverse person
00:30:15.420 versus an
00:30:16.660 undiverse person
00:30:17.780 or a non-diverse
00:30:20.200 person.
00:30:20.940 Here's an update
00:30:21.660 to this story,
00:30:22.260 though,
00:30:22.380 posted last night.
00:30:24.840 Socha emailed
00:30:25.800 the NYC radio
00:30:28.000 listserv shortly
00:30:28.760 after being contacted
00:30:29.700 by CNS News
00:30:30.560 with the following
00:30:31.100 statement.
00:30:32.240 I made an error
00:30:33.480 in language
00:30:34.000 in my last note,
00:30:34.920 so I just want
00:30:35.340 to clarify,
00:30:36.200 all are welcome
00:30:37.200 to apply,
00:30:38.040 and we will consider
00:30:38.740 all qualified candidates.
00:30:40.380 That being said,
00:30:41.340 in our efforts
00:30:41.900 to elevate diverse voices
00:30:43.340 in the predominantly
00:30:44.000 white podcast space,
00:30:45.460 we strongly encourage
00:30:46.840 engineers,
00:30:47.520 editors of color,
00:30:48.700 regardless of gender
00:30:49.560 and sexual orientation
00:30:50.300 to apply.
00:30:53.340 Yeah,
00:30:53.740 that's a little
00:30:54.120 too late for that.
00:30:57.020 You made an error
00:30:58.120 in language.
00:30:58.880 No, you didn't.
00:30:59.360 You expressed
00:31:00.100 what you're looking for.
00:31:01.560 That's not an error
00:31:02.340 in language.
00:31:02.820 It's not an error
00:31:03.320 at all.
00:31:04.520 That's actually
00:31:05.020 not a mistake.
00:31:05.740 You were being
00:31:06.760 very clear
00:31:07.320 about what you wanted.
00:31:08.160 It should be
00:31:11.880 too late for that.
00:31:13.260 I mean,
00:31:13.440 there should be
00:31:13.780 a lawsuit against,
00:31:14.880 a massive lawsuit
00:31:15.840 against iHeartMedia
00:31:16.680 for this.
00:31:18.380 Just like there would be
00:31:19.560 if they sent out
00:31:21.980 an email saying,
00:31:23.000 you know,
00:31:23.660 we're really looking
00:31:24.620 for a white employee
00:31:26.460 on this one.
00:31:27.560 That's really
00:31:28.120 what we're looking for.
00:31:30.520 You think they could
00:31:31.240 send out that email
00:31:32.120 and then the next day
00:31:34.140 or a few hours later
00:31:34.980 say,
00:31:35.280 oh, no, no, no,
00:31:35.940 no, no, no,
00:31:36.560 we, yeah,
00:31:37.080 we'll consider
00:31:38.100 non-white employees
00:31:39.780 also or non-white
00:31:41.000 applicants.
00:31:43.900 No,
00:31:44.340 they've,
00:31:44.580 they've revealed
00:31:45.280 their intent
00:31:46.160 and that should be
00:31:48.380 enough right there.
00:31:51.420 All right.
00:31:52.920 One other story
00:31:54.100 I wanted to mention
00:31:54.820 very quickly.
00:31:56.340 This is from
00:31:56.720 the Daily Mail.
00:31:57.360 It says,
00:31:57.640 Kim Jong-un
00:31:58.600 calls K-pop
00:31:59.660 a vicious cancer
00:32:00.840 and threatens
00:32:01.460 anyone caught
00:32:02.180 listening to it
00:32:02.840 with 15 years
00:32:03.840 in a labor camp.
00:32:04.860 I didn't read
00:32:05.480 the entire story.
00:32:06.220 That's all.
00:32:06.440 I just,
00:32:06.660 I just read
00:32:07.120 the headline.
00:32:08.900 K-pop,
00:32:09.360 obviously,
00:32:09.620 is Korean pop music
00:32:10.640 like boy bands
00:32:11.660 and stuff.
00:32:12.860 He says
00:32:13.380 they're a vicious cancer
00:32:14.200 and all I'm going
00:32:14.840 to say
00:32:15.200 is broken clock
00:32:16.400 and all that.
00:32:17.540 I got to agree
00:32:18.300 with him on this one.
00:32:19.540 I'm on his side
00:32:20.340 on this one.
00:32:22.620 15 years
00:32:23.140 in a labor camp.
00:32:26.220 Might be a little
00:32:26.820 lenient though.
00:32:28.740 Let's go now
00:32:29.300 to reading
00:32:29.540 the YouTube comments.
00:32:30.300 This is from
00:32:30.840 Taijin Paxton
00:32:32.140 says,
00:32:32.820 the thought
00:32:33.080 of Matt Walsh
00:32:33.700 twerking
00:32:34.140 makes me laugh
00:32:35.100 like Kamala
00:32:36.240 when she's asked
00:32:36.940 a question
00:32:37.380 she doesn't want
00:32:38.040 to answer.
00:32:38.600 Laugh?
00:32:39.780 Why would me
00:32:40.580 expressing myself
00:32:41.580 through the medium
00:32:42.160 of dance
00:32:42.580 make you laugh?
00:32:44.500 You're banned
00:32:44.880 from the show.
00:32:46.600 Joppa says,
00:32:47.460 how is it possible
00:32:48.280 that Matt has
00:32:48.900 less than half
00:32:49.600 a million subs?
00:32:50.520 Come on, folks.
00:32:51.160 The guy deserves
00:32:51.760 a million subscribers.
00:32:52.580 Yeah, I agree.
00:32:53.800 Where do you all
00:32:54.320 get off not subscribing
00:32:55.340 to me?
00:32:56.360 What are you trying
00:32:56.960 to prove exactly?
00:32:58.280 What's your deal?
00:32:58.920 If you want to be
00:33:00.880 in the sweet baby gang,
00:33:01.900 you need to subscribe.
00:33:03.240 You're not in the gang.
00:33:06.140 Luke says,
00:33:06.920 the first rule
00:33:07.420 of sweet baby gang
00:33:08.320 is we don't talk
00:33:09.200 about sweet baby gang.
00:33:09.980 Well, then why
00:33:10.300 are you talking
00:33:10.640 about it, Luke?
00:33:13.320 And Gibberish,
00:33:15.400 the username
00:33:16.360 Gibberish,
00:33:17.320 says,
00:33:17.660 Matt,
00:33:17.960 start in OnlyFans
00:33:19.320 and twerk for money,
00:33:20.500 then give the money
00:33:21.300 to a boiler.
00:33:22.400 You know,
00:33:22.700 there are limits
00:33:23.300 to my philanthropy
00:33:24.040 and I think
00:33:25.060 you've probably
00:33:25.420 identified them.
00:33:27.560 Actually,
00:33:27.980 I've gotten
00:33:28.220 so many requests
00:33:29.260 over the last week
00:33:30.140 with people asking me
00:33:30.980 to start a GoFundMe
00:33:31.880 for this or that.
00:33:32.800 I should just announce
00:33:33.740 right here
00:33:34.220 that I am stepping back
00:33:36.420 from my philanthropy
00:33:37.240 for a while.
00:33:37.960 I'm kind of retiring
00:33:38.640 from philanthropy
00:33:39.440 in order to focus
00:33:40.880 on amassing wealth
00:33:41.720 just for myself.
00:33:43.320 So,
00:33:44.320 that's where my focus
00:33:45.280 is going to be on.
00:33:46.020 It's going to be for a while.
00:33:47.500 Mark says,
00:33:48.260 I like listening to Matt,
00:33:49.280 but I generally disagree
00:33:50.280 with most of his takes
00:33:51.800 on officer encounters.
00:33:53.840 Everyone knows
00:33:54.440 it's easy to be
00:33:55.220 a Monday night quarterback
00:33:56.220 without thinking
00:33:57.140 about things
00:33:57.640 in the moment.
00:33:58.940 I think Monday morning
00:33:59.660 is usually when people
00:34:00.820 do the quarterbacking.
00:34:02.600 While I will not say
00:34:03.920 it was right or wrong
00:34:05.240 for the officer
00:34:05.780 to use the pit maneuver
00:34:06.700 on that vehicle,
00:34:07.820 I will say that he did
00:34:09.200 pay attention
00:34:09.680 to his surroundings.
00:34:11.580 He's referring to,
00:34:12.460 we played the video yesterday,
00:34:13.300 there was a pregnant woman.
00:34:15.340 This was in Arkansas.
00:34:16.360 She was driving along
00:34:17.140 on the highway at night.
00:34:18.080 She was going 84 to 70.
00:34:19.880 Officer tried to pull her over.
00:34:21.940 She thought she didn't have room
00:34:23.160 in the shoulder,
00:34:24.000 so she moved over
00:34:24.660 to the right lane.
00:34:25.660 She put her hazards on.
00:34:26.660 She slowed down.
00:34:27.360 She was looking for an exit.
00:34:28.600 She went for about two minutes
00:34:29.740 looking for an exit,
00:34:30.840 and the officer decides
00:34:32.260 to pull a pit maneuver
00:34:33.140 hitting the vehicle,
00:34:34.740 and she's flipping it.
00:34:36.080 This is a pregnant woman
00:34:36.940 on the highway
00:34:37.840 because she didn't pull over
00:34:41.340 to a reduced shoulder
00:34:44.180 within two minutes.
00:34:45.620 He just flipped the vehicle
00:34:46.740 on the highway.
00:34:48.520 Mark says that he's
00:34:49.420 basically okay with that,
00:34:50.740 it sounds like.
00:34:51.180 Anyway, I'll continue
00:34:51.700 with Mark.
00:34:52.060 He says the only vehicle
00:34:54.360 to have been damaged
00:34:55.220 was the suspects.
00:34:56.560 The suspect.
00:34:57.680 She was going 40 miles
00:34:58.840 over the limit.
00:35:00.640 Suspect.
00:35:02.880 The only,
00:35:03.860 in hindsight,
00:35:04.720 it's easy to make a judgment
00:35:05.700 that this was just a civilian
00:35:06.780 who was caught speeding,
00:35:07.700 but for the officer,
00:35:08.380 there was a chance
00:35:08.880 that it could have been
00:35:09.360 something more.
00:35:10.520 Had it turned into something more
00:35:11.620 and the officer
00:35:12.040 didn't stop the vehicle
00:35:13.020 before it got into
00:35:14.320 more congested traffic,
00:35:15.580 then this would have been
00:35:16.340 a different story.
00:35:17.520 The woman had ample opportunity
00:35:18.640 to pull over on the side
00:35:19.700 as the traffic appeared
00:35:20.720 to be low,
00:35:21.520 but she chose to keep going.
00:35:22.820 For an officer,
00:35:23.380 all you have is a split second
00:35:24.600 to make decisions
00:35:25.280 that can go horribly wrong
00:35:26.380 or positively right,
00:35:27.660 which is why there's a saying
00:35:28.720 that the sugar can turn
00:35:29.760 to crap real fast.
00:35:32.980 Is that a saying?
00:35:33.740 I actually haven't heard
00:35:34.240 that saying,
00:35:34.620 but I like it.
00:35:36.400 Yeah, Mark,
00:35:37.080 I think you're just complete.
00:35:38.480 I don't buy that at all.
00:35:40.400 First of all,
00:35:40.920 I'm not sure why you say
00:35:42.000 you don't agree with my take
00:35:43.220 on officer encounters
00:35:44.040 most of the time.
00:35:45.420 Most of the time on this show,
00:35:46.700 we're talking about
00:35:47.280 an officer encounter
00:35:47.980 with one of these
00:35:48.560 high-profile incidents.
00:35:49.700 I'm defending the officer,
00:35:51.180 so it seems like
00:35:51.960 you probably would agree
00:35:52.700 with me most of the time.
00:35:54.260 On this one,
00:35:55.040 I don't defend the officer.
00:35:55.900 I think the officer
00:35:56.380 obviously should be fired,
00:35:58.220 and probably there should be
00:35:59.480 criminal charges as well
00:36:00.540 because this is negligent
00:36:03.620 at a minimum
00:36:04.300 to flip someone's car
00:36:07.460 because they didn't pull over
00:36:08.780 within two minutes
00:36:10.020 when they signaled
00:36:11.380 that they were complying
00:36:12.740 and they were looking
00:36:13.760 for a safe exit.
00:36:15.200 And you should remember, Mark,
00:36:16.100 I read for you
00:36:17.960 a document
00:36:18.580 from the Arkansas
00:36:20.400 Department of Public Safety
00:36:21.560 and they tell you
00:36:23.920 what do you do
00:36:24.800 if you're on the highway
00:36:25.440 and you're getting pulled over?
00:36:27.320 Put on your emergency flashers
00:36:29.020 and look for a safe spot.
00:36:30.360 She did exactly that.
00:36:31.740 She followed the protocol
00:36:32.900 and he flipped the car
00:36:33.940 because it wasn't fast enough.
00:36:35.840 Come on.
00:36:37.280 No way is that
00:36:38.100 defensible.
00:36:39.940 I defend police officers
00:36:42.900 all of the time
00:36:44.680 or most of the time
00:36:46.340 because most of the time
00:36:47.940 when there's a high-profile
00:36:49.040 police encounter
00:36:49.980 that's on video
00:36:51.000 and then it's out there
00:36:52.700 on social media
00:36:53.420 and there are protests
00:36:55.160 and everything.
00:36:55.860 Notably, there are no protests
00:36:56.940 over this, by the way.
00:36:58.640 That couldn't have anything
00:36:59.200 to do with the fact
00:36:59.720 that the woman was white,
00:37:01.040 could it?
00:37:02.520 But in most of those cases,
00:37:04.380 the officer is being
00:37:05.820 unfairly maligned
00:37:06.780 and so I'll defend them.
00:37:08.400 That doesn't mean
00:37:08.860 you defend the officer
00:37:09.920 reflexively every single time
00:37:12.180 no matter what.
00:37:16.160 Yeah, you can't use the
00:37:17.900 oh, he only had
00:37:18.600 a split second thing here.
00:37:20.280 He didn't have a split second.
00:37:21.420 This was a very low stakes
00:37:23.660 normal sort of thing.
00:37:25.760 He's pulling someone over.
00:37:27.400 They're just going
00:37:28.100 14 miles over the limit
00:37:29.340 on an empty highway.
00:37:30.680 We've all done that.
00:37:32.100 There's no reason to assume
00:37:33.660 that there's something
00:37:34.780 more going on
00:37:35.740 just based on that.
00:37:36.940 And the car was signaling
00:37:44.060 that it was compliant.
00:37:48.440 And just because
00:37:49.240 it wasn't fast enough
00:37:50.380 for his taste
00:37:51.400 doesn't mean that he could
00:37:52.980 put her life in jeopardy
00:37:53.860 and flip her car.
00:37:57.280 I thought that's something
00:37:58.240 we could all agree on
00:37:58.920 but of course
00:37:59.480 we can't all agree
00:38:01.100 on anything these days.
00:38:03.160 You know, it's no secret
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00:39:23.560 Now let's get to
00:39:24.200 our daily cancellation.
00:39:24.720 Today we begin
00:39:29.700 with the stunning revelation
00:39:31.000 that they have
00:39:32.140 TVs in Canada
00:39:33.360 apparently.
00:39:34.240 They even have
00:39:34.940 their own TV stations
00:39:36.080 and TV shows.
00:39:37.120 That to me
00:39:37.500 was the biggest news
00:39:38.320 to come out of
00:39:39.180 a recent report
00:39:39.780 from the LA Times
00:39:40.700 about controversy
00:39:41.620 surrounding the show
00:39:42.360 Kim's Convenience.
00:39:44.440 Evidently
00:39:44.800 Kim's Convenience
00:39:45.440 is a Canadian sitcom
00:39:46.780 featuring a number
00:39:48.340 of Korean Canadians
00:39:50.180 and the show
00:39:51.380 has now ended
00:39:51.980 after five seasons
00:39:52.860 which brings to mind
00:39:53.760 the old proverbial
00:39:54.560 question
00:39:55.000 if a show
00:39:55.740 airs on Canadian TV
00:39:56.820 for five seasons
00:39:57.640 did it ever
00:39:58.640 really air at all?
00:40:00.400 We'll leave that
00:40:00.860 to the side
00:40:01.300 and get to the article
00:40:01.960 because as it turns out
00:40:02.860 many of the actors
00:40:04.060 on the show
00:40:04.660 have decided now
00:40:05.580 after five seasons
00:40:06.340 that the whole thing
00:40:08.040 was terribly racist.
00:40:10.120 Reading from the LA Times
00:40:11.400 it says
00:40:11.780 Kim's Convenience
00:40:13.200 has officially
00:40:13.680 closed up shop
00:40:14.540 and its stars
00:40:15.100 are opening up
00:40:15.840 about their frustrations
00:40:16.880 with the show's
00:40:17.460 approach to Korean
00:40:18.220 Canadian representation
00:40:19.520 behind and in front
00:40:20.580 of the camera.
00:40:21.680 After the hit
00:40:22.200 CBC sitcom
00:40:23.180 debuted its fifth
00:40:24.180 and final season
00:40:25.400 last week on Netflix
00:40:26.340 actors Simu Liu
00:40:27.920 and Gene Yun
00:40:28.760 voiced their concerns
00:40:30.600 regarding the series
00:40:31.440 overwhelmingly white
00:40:32.500 production team
00:40:33.300 horse poop pay
00:40:34.560 and overtly racist
00:40:35.840 storylines
00:40:36.540 among other
00:40:37.520 alleged grievances.
00:40:38.480 oh I see
00:40:40.360 after the show
00:40:41.780 had finished filming
00:40:42.780 and the checks
00:40:44.300 were about to dry up
00:40:45.240 that's when the actors
00:40:47.060 bravely stood up
00:40:48.140 65 episodes
00:40:49.240 and five years later
00:40:50.220 to denounce
00:40:50.980 the overt racism.
00:40:53.160 See they've already
00:40:54.100 made it so that
00:40:55.100 if their claims
00:40:56.060 are of racism
00:40:57.280 are true
00:40:57.860 then they are
00:40:59.420 self-serving cowards
00:41:00.620 who cooperated with it
00:41:01.760 and went along with it
00:41:02.540 for the sake of
00:41:03.100 cashing checks.
00:41:04.360 Best case scenario
00:41:05.280 for them
00:41:05.740 is that they are
00:41:06.280 merely spineless
00:41:07.180 selfish gutless
00:41:08.120 money grubbers.
00:41:10.140 Or
00:41:10.540 they could just
00:41:11.820 be full of crap.
00:41:13.120 I'll let you
00:41:13.820 be the judge.
00:41:15.480 Actually I'll be the judge
00:41:16.540 but you can be the judge too.
00:41:18.060 So what sort of racism
00:41:19.380 could there have been?
00:41:20.220 This was a show
00:41:20.840 about Korean people
00:41:21.820 featuring a cast
00:41:22.660 of mostly Koreans.
00:41:24.640 What complaints
00:41:25.360 could they have?
00:41:26.500 We'll keep reading.
00:41:28.000 It says that Simu Liu
00:41:28.980 one of the actors
00:41:29.740 who now has a deal
00:41:30.660 to star on a Netflix
00:41:31.560 Marvel series
00:41:32.420 expressed disappointment
00:41:34.740 with the way
00:41:35.280 that he and his character
00:41:36.160 were created
00:41:36.760 as the series
00:41:37.800 were treated
00:41:39.800 rather
00:41:40.100 as the series progressed.
00:41:41.960 He said
00:41:42.380 I was however
00:41:44.000 growing increasingly
00:41:44.880 frustrated
00:41:45.500 with the way
00:41:46.000 my character
00:41:46.520 was being portrayed
00:41:47.220 and somewhat related
00:41:48.100 was also increasingly
00:41:49.340 frustrated
00:41:49.900 with the way
00:41:50.360 I was being treated.
00:41:52.180 He then complains
00:41:52.840 that a non-Asian actress
00:41:54.120 on the show
00:41:54.640 will be getting
00:41:55.100 her own spin-off.
00:41:56.340 Remember this dude
00:41:56.940 is going into Marvel
00:41:58.200 okay?
00:41:58.960 He's making Marvel money
00:42:00.100 but he's resentful
00:42:01.760 that a white woman
00:42:02.620 might be having
00:42:03.320 a little moderate
00:42:04.000 success of her own.
00:42:05.720 He says
00:42:06.120 quote of that woman
00:42:06.940 I love and am proud
00:42:08.120 of Nicole
00:42:08.560 and I want the show
00:42:09.640 to succeed for her
00:42:10.580 but I remain resentful
00:42:12.220 of all the circumstances
00:42:13.260 that led to the one
00:42:14.280 non-Asian character
00:42:15.360 getting her own show.
00:42:17.640 And not that they
00:42:18.080 would ever ask
00:42:18.700 but I will adamantly
00:42:19.640 refuse to reprise
00:42:20.860 my role in any capacity.
00:42:23.840 I mean he reprised it
00:42:24.960 five times
00:42:25.760 for five seasons
00:42:26.860 but now he
00:42:27.700 adamantly refuses.
00:42:28.760 Right after he got
00:42:31.080 the Marvel deal
00:42:32.200 now he
00:42:33.480 I am putting
00:42:34.540 my foot down.
00:42:37.100 I am going
00:42:38.140 into Marvel
00:42:38.860 I'm not going to do
00:42:39.480 this Canadian sitcom
00:42:40.520 anymore
00:42:40.960 on principle.
00:42:44.220 But yes
00:42:44.880 he loves
00:42:45.380 his friend Nicole
00:42:46.600 and is proud of her
00:42:47.560 it's just that
00:42:49.360 he's also resentful
00:42:50.340 of her career success.
00:42:52.620 If this is how
00:42:53.440 he treats people
00:42:54.060 he loves
00:42:54.460 and is proud of
00:42:54.980 I hate to see
00:42:55.400 what he does
00:42:55.820 to people he hates.
00:42:57.320 And from there
00:42:58.900 Lou and other actors
00:42:59.760 on the show
00:43:00.340 complained that
00:43:00.840 they were grossly
00:43:01.660 underpaid
00:43:02.260 and unappreciated
00:43:03.520 and everyone
00:43:04.360 was mean to them
00:43:05.120 and it made
00:43:05.780 their tummies hurt.
00:43:07.120 Also they say
00:43:07.600 there was a lack
00:43:08.180 of diversity.
00:43:09.240 Now given that
00:43:09.720 this was a show
00:43:10.360 of mostly Asians
00:43:11.420 when they say
00:43:13.000 lack of diversity
00:43:14.000 do they mean
00:43:14.480 that there was
00:43:14.780 a lack of diversity
00:43:15.620 in a sense
00:43:16.160 that there should
00:43:16.600 have been
00:43:16.800 more non-Asians?
00:43:18.680 No of course not.
00:43:20.460 They say now
00:43:21.040 that there were
00:43:21.420 too many whiteys
00:43:22.320 in the writers room.
00:43:23.860 Quote
00:43:24.080 the scene partners
00:43:24.900 also addressed
00:43:25.520 the alleged absence
00:43:26.500 of diversity
00:43:27.240 on the Kim's Convenience
00:43:28.320 writing team
00:43:28.960 which quote
00:43:29.580 lacked both
00:43:30.580 East Asian
00:43:31.240 and female representation
00:43:32.620 as well as
00:43:33.480 a pipeline
00:43:34.120 to introduce
00:43:34.940 diverse talents
00:43:35.760 according to Lou.
00:43:37.580 Aside from Inns
00:43:38.600 he's the guy
00:43:39.040 who made the play
00:43:39.640 that the show
00:43:39.980 is based on
00:43:40.340 there were no
00:43:41.140 other Korean voices
00:43:41.980 in the room.
00:43:43.940 And personally
00:43:44.340 I do not think
00:43:45.140 he did enough
00:43:45.720 to be a champion
00:43:46.380 for those voices
00:43:47.100 including ours.
00:43:48.000 When he left
00:43:48.480 without so much
00:43:48.960 as a goodbye note
00:43:49.760 to the cast
00:43:50.220 he left no protege
00:43:51.460 no Padawan learner
00:43:52.700 no Korean talent
00:43:54.060 that could have replaced him.
00:43:55.040 As an Asian Canadian woman
00:43:56.840 a Korean Canadian woman
00:43:58.760 with more experience
00:43:59.640 and knowledge
00:44:00.160 of the world
00:44:00.640 of my characters
00:44:01.280 the lack
00:44:01.860 of Asian female
00:44:02.740 especially Korean writers
00:44:03.960 in the writers room
00:44:04.600 of Kim's
00:44:05.320 made my life
00:44:06.240 very difficult
00:44:07.340 and the experience
00:44:08.500 of working on the show
00:44:09.500 painful
00:44:10.600 according to Yoon.
00:44:13.420 Very difficult
00:44:14.260 you see.
00:44:14.980 Painful.
00:44:16.440 There are people
00:44:16.920 out there
00:44:17.300 struggling with cancer
00:44:18.420 hunger
00:44:19.100 disease
00:44:19.540 despair of all kinds
00:44:20.720 but her life
00:44:21.720 was very difficult
00:44:22.840 because the hit sitcom
00:44:23.920 she starred on
00:44:24.580 didn't have enough
00:44:25.400 Korean women
00:44:26.040 in the writers room.
00:44:27.840 This is something
00:44:28.440 to think about
00:44:28.860 the next time
00:44:29.400 you're tempted
00:44:29.840 to believe
00:44:30.320 that your own life
00:44:30.980 is hard.
00:44:32.200 You know
00:44:32.340 maybe you lose
00:44:32.880 your job
00:44:33.380 maybe you lose
00:44:33.940 your marriage
00:44:34.480 maybe your house
00:44:36.100 burns down.
00:44:37.340 Well before you complain
00:44:38.120 think about
00:44:39.480 Jean Yoon
00:44:40.000 the underpaid
00:44:41.280 sitcom actress
00:44:42.040 with too many
00:44:43.220 white people
00:44:43.700 in her writers room.
00:44:45.400 That ought to put
00:44:45.960 your own trials
00:44:46.760 and tribulations
00:44:47.460 in proper perspective.
00:44:49.360 So what can we
00:44:50.060 learn from this?
00:44:51.180 Well nothing really.
00:44:52.220 I mean we should
00:44:52.900 already be aware
00:44:53.580 of the lessons here.
00:44:54.340 The first is that
00:44:55.020 our current environment
00:44:55.920 of full-on racial hysteria
00:44:57.520 has made it incredibly easy
00:44:59.460 for one grifting
00:45:00.340 con artist after another
00:45:01.400 to line up
00:45:01.940 and take advantage.
00:45:03.640 It's been declared
00:45:04.620 that a person of color
00:45:06.320 quote-unquote
00:45:06.760 cannot possibly be wrong
00:45:08.860 if they claim
00:45:09.360 that they're victims
00:45:09.800 of racism.
00:45:11.040 It doesn't matter
00:45:11.820 how privileged
00:45:12.360 they are.
00:45:13.020 It doesn't matter
00:45:13.240 how powerful they are.
00:45:14.740 It could be a literal
00:45:15.580 billionaire like Oprah.
00:45:17.500 Doesn't matter.
00:45:18.660 If they say
00:45:19.460 they're a victim
00:45:19.980 of racism
00:45:20.940 or a victim
00:45:21.400 of any kind
00:45:22.000 we must not risk
00:45:23.300 invalidating
00:45:24.060 their lived experiences
00:45:25.760 by asking any questions
00:45:27.000 let alone denying
00:45:28.360 their claims outright.
00:45:29.920 The other lesson
00:45:30.940 is once again
00:45:31.680 and most importantly
00:45:33.940 it's never enough.
00:45:37.160 Nothing is ever enough.
00:45:39.700 The racial grifters
00:45:40.860 cannot ever be satisfied
00:45:42.280 because the whole grift
00:45:43.520 is to not be satisfied.
00:45:45.940 You know the irony
00:45:46.920 of Batman
00:45:47.500 is that he needs
00:45:48.200 the Joker.
00:45:48.800 Well the SJW types
00:45:50.300 they need racism.
00:45:51.880 That's their supervillain.
00:45:52.780 They need it
00:45:53.280 to justify
00:45:55.520 their whole world view
00:45:56.520 and just as
00:45:58.480 the Joker
00:45:58.820 is a fictional character
00:45:59.600 the vast majority
00:46:00.260 of the time
00:46:00.660 the racism
00:46:01.380 that they're fighting
00:46:01.940 against
00:46:02.280 is also fiction.
00:46:04.240 And that's how
00:46:04.560 you end up
00:46:04.900 with an entire show
00:46:05.940 about Korean people
00:46:06.940 starring Korean people
00:46:08.740 and yet still somehow
00:46:09.620 it is racist
00:46:10.320 against Korean people
00:46:11.180 and it lacks
00:46:12.540 representation
00:46:13.100 of Korean people.
00:46:15.260 That was always inevitable.
00:46:16.360 The end result
00:46:17.300 is baked into the cake
00:46:18.140 from the start.
00:46:19.040 There will never be a time
00:46:20.620 when they say
00:46:21.840 okay you know what
00:46:22.620 we've actually done
00:46:23.840 a pretty good job
00:46:24.520 addressing the racism thing
00:46:25.620 it's not a huge problem
00:46:27.040 in society anymore
00:46:27.860 and we could probably
00:46:28.840 move on to other issues.
00:46:30.540 That will never happen.
00:46:32.420 It can never happen
00:46:33.620 because the claim
00:46:35.140 of racial victimhood
00:46:36.080 is where the race hustlers
00:46:37.180 derive their power.
00:46:39.060 And that's why
00:46:39.840 you might as well
00:46:40.480 stop trying to appease
00:46:41.640 or satisfy
00:46:42.680 or cooperate.
00:46:44.240 You'll always be called
00:46:45.300 a racist.
00:46:46.800 Those who would
00:46:47.420 accuse you of racism
00:46:48.260 will still accuse you
00:46:49.720 no matter what you do.
00:46:51.440 All you could do
00:46:52.160 is throw up your hands
00:46:52.960 and say whatever
00:46:53.860 I don't care anymore
00:46:54.880 I'm not playing this game.
00:46:57.140 And also you can say
00:46:58.260 of course
00:46:59.140 you're cancelled.
00:47:01.380 And we'll leave it there
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00:47:02.580 and the week.
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00:47:57.280 Hey everybody,
00:47:57.820 this is Andrew Klavan,
00:47:58.760 host of the Andrew Klavan show.
00:48:00.480 You know,
00:48:00.820 some people are depressed
00:48:01.900 because the republic
00:48:02.720 is collapsing,
00:48:03.620 the end of days
00:48:04.400 is approaching
00:48:04.900 and the moon's
00:48:05.800 turned to blood.
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00:48:08.340 that's where the fun
00:48:09.040 just gets started.
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00:48:12.500 through the fall
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00:48:21.780 Things like this,
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00:48:23.340 you know...
00:48:23.760 trying to beat me up
00:48:24.020 and catch me up
00:48:24.600 I could take some
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00:48:26.380 but I promise you
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00:48:28.220 the whole thing.
00:48:29.200 So come home,
00:48:29.800 let me know
00:48:30.120 that you won't play
00:48:30.460 the keys
00:48:31.260 and know
00:48:31.680 you're going
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00:48:32.280 let me under
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