The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 740 - White Supremacists Are Using Climate Change To Kill Us

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, 0.88

00:00:36.800 in our daily cancellation, we have the harrowing tale of Korean-Canadian sitcom stars who spent 1.00

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. 0.86

00:03:31.340 There's that applause again. Just love that applause. White supremacists are going to kill us all. 0.65

00:03:36.820 Amen. White supremacists. So which is it? Are we all going to drown or are we going to be killed 1.00

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. 0.94

00:03:51.600 Maybe we'll be drowning and then the Nazi Klansmen will come up in their Nazi kayaks and finish the 0.92

00:03:56.020 job. I don't know. This could be a tag team situation between global warming and white supremacy. 0.98

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 1.00

00:04:10.740 modern day left, you haven't been paying attention. Here is Johnny on the spot here, 1.00

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 0.94

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 1.00

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 1.00

00:07:01.320 in the street and murdering them for nothing every day. They tell us about a whole array of hate crime 0.97

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 0.99

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 1.00

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 0.99

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. 0.87

00:12:50.800 Everyone took a break for several minutes, during which time you were caught masturbating on camera. 0.94

00:12:57.040 Okay, stop. Can you stop? I can't, I can't go any further. 0.97

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 0.99

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 0.83

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 0.99

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 0.99

00:16:16.280 and now they got a chronic public masturbator, which is serving their food. Oh man. The whole 0.99

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 1.00

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 0.82

00:23:34.460 infamous question. What is a woman? She has an answer for it. And I like her answer. 1.00

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 0.99

00:24:16.220 and you want to give them access to girls' locker rooms and you want to force girls to call those 1.00

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. 0.73

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 0.64

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. 0.93

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. 1.00

00:28:15.800 You are the problem. 1.00

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 0.99

00:29:41.960 a white person. 0.98

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 1.00

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 1.00

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, 0.99

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. 1.00

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. 1.00

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 1.00

00:34:36.940 on the highway

00:34:37.840 because she didn't pull over 0.69

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 0.91

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 0.99

00:35:29.760 to crap real fast. 0.99

00:35:32.980 Is that a saying? 0.99

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. 1.00

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

00:38:03.800 that the amount of content

00:38:04.800 from the Daily Wire

00:38:05.460 is growing rapidly

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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 0.91

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 1.00

00:40:59.420 self-serving cowards 0.99

00:41:00.620 who cooperated with it 1.00

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 0.96

00:41:07.180 selfish gutless 0.98

00:41:08.120 money grubbers. 0.96

00:41:10.140 Or

00:41:10.540 they could just 1.00

00:41:11.820 be full of crap. 1.00

00:41:13.120 I'll let you 1.00

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 0.92

00:42:01.760 that a white woman 1.00

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. 1.00

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? 0.89

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 1.00

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 0.93

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 1.00

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 0.98

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 0.98

00:44:43.220 white people 0.90

00:44:43.700 in her writers room. 0.87

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. 0.99

00:45:39.700 The racial grifters 1.00

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 1.00

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 0.70

00:46:36.080 is where the race hustlers 0.99

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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00:47:57.280 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,

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00:48:04.400 is approaching

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00:48:21.780 Things like this,

00:48:22.420 things like this,

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00:48:23.760 trying to beat me up

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00:48:24.600 I could take some

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00:48:29.200 So come home,

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The Matt Walsh Show - June 11, 2021

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

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