Ep. 793 -Â A Time Capsule Of Wokeness
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One of the largest and oldest Confederate statues has come down in Virginia, but it s what they plan to put in its place that really tells the story. The campaign to take down Confederate statues and monuments was never really about the Confederacy or slavery, as much as the mob insisted it was.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, one of the largest and oldest Confederate statues has come down in
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Virginia, but it's what they plan to put in its place that really tells the story, I think.
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The campaign to take down Confederate statues and monuments was never really about the Confederacy
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or about slavery, as much as the mob insisted that it was. I'll explain what it was really
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about today. Also, the State Department continues to issue stern verbal warnings to the Taliban
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over their lack of inclusivity, and Larry Elder is physically attacked by a crazed leftist in
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California who's wearing a monkey mask. Something tells me that this would be headline news if this
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was a Democrat who was attacked, and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has made her scientific case for
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why men can menstruate. We will hear her out. Maybe she makes a good case. We'll find out today on
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All right. As we continue our tour of who knows where, broadcasting live today from what appears to
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maybe be my psychiatrist's office. I'm not sure. To start with, let me reiterate something that I
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mentioned on the show yesterday. After months of waiting and buildup, the time has finally come,
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the moment that all of the people of the earth have been waiting for, I think. The Sweet Baby
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Gang t-shirts are finally on sale. Now, you can officially now show your pride in this movement
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that we have built together. And even more important than that, I think, it gives you an opportunity
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to give me your money. And that's really what any self-respecting cult is about at the end of the
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day. Now, admittedly, after all of the waiting and anticipation, the rollout has been somewhat
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anticlimactic. I mean, I don't even have the shirt myself because we're on the road. But it wouldn't
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really be a Matt Wall show thing if it wasn't handled in a weird and anticlimactic way, when you
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think about it. So I think it all works out in the end. So go get your shirt today. And you can go to
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the YouTube video that maybe you're watching right now. If you're not, go to YouTube and click on the
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link in the description. All right. From the good news of the shirts to the not so good news. You may
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remember back when the mob first began its campaign to tear down every statue across the country that
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it had deemed problematic. Well, maybe there wasn't one precisely definitive start date for that
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campaign. There have been sort of bursts of statue toppling fervor here and there over the course of
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recent years. But those kind of dwindled and died down and many of the statues remained. Only after George
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Floyd's death was it decided that all of the bad statues had to come down, all of them everywhere in the
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country. And if local authorities would not agree to take them down, then the mob said, well, we'll just do it
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ourselves and we won't be arrested for it. And none of them ever were or very few of them were. But as this
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was happening, I can recall even many conservatives claiming that it was not, as it appeared to be, a war on
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American history or on American culture at all. This was merely about getting rid of all those pesky
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Confederate monuments. That's all it was about, we were told. Many of those monuments had stood for over a
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century. Most people weren't bothered by them for decades and decades. But now, right now, it has to
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happen now, they all had to come down. And that was fine, we were assured. Those of us who said that
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this will not stop with the Confederate monuments, that this is indeed a war on our history, that it
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will continue because the mob has become emboldened, those of us who said that, we were shouted down as
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conspiracy theorists and paranoids and racists. And again, even conservatives were in the crowd
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shouting at us. But of course, we were proven right. The mob soon began making the very predictable
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argument that, hey, almost all of our white historical heroes were racist by our standards today. Some of
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them were slave owners or at least tacit endorsers of slavery. And so they have to come down as well.
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Well, you know, why should we let the Jefferson monuments and Jefferson's name remain on school
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buildings? He was a slave owner. He was racist. And next thing you know, statues of the founding
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fathers come down. Schools are renamed. Columbus is canceled and on and on and on. And there is no
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end in sight. Just recently, here's one of the most recent things. A school board in Ontario
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literally burned books. This is not a metaphorical book burning, which we've seen a lot of that. This
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is an actual book burning. And they called it a flame purification ceremony. That's what they called
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it to get rid of books that were deemed offensive by Aboriginal people. And I say all this as a preamble
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to the story that I'm going to talk about here. I say it to remind you that those on my side of this
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issue were right. You know, we were exactly right. We told you what would happen. We told you where
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the Confederate monument thing would lead. And we were right. So keep that in mind as we read from
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this. This is from the Daily Wire. It says, the largest Confederate monument display in the United
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States was removed from public view on Wednesday over a year after Governor Ralph Northam called for
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its removal following the death of George Floyd. And we know that Governor Northam, who famously wore
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blackface, he's very offensive. He's very concerned with anything that might be considered racially
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offensive. The statue, a commemoration to Confederate General Robert E. Lee, was unveiled in the 1890s in
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a field outside Richmond. The 21-foot statue features Lee in a horseback and sat atop a 40-foot granite
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base. The whole monument was six stories tall. Governor Ralph Northam called for its removal last year,
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saying that we could no longer honor a system that was based on the buying and selling of enslaved
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people. He added, yes, the statue has been there for a long time, but it was wrong then and it was
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wrong now. Well, wearing blackface was wrong then and it's wrong now too. Yet here you are, Northam.
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And the move to try to take the statue down, that prompted a legal challenge and that went through
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the courts and finally they decided to take it down. Now, I need to repeat a couple of points that I've
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made before about these kinds of stories. The first is that for many decades, most people were able to
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acknowledge that somebody like Robert E. Lee was a significant historical figure and worthy of
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remembering. And they were able to view him within the context of his time. Yes, he fought for the South.
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He fought for Virginia specifically. That's what he was fighting for. His home was in Virginia.
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His family was in Virginia. He couldn't bring himself to take up his sword against his own
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family, against his sons. He didn't favor secession, but he felt called to fight in any case because
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that's the sense of duty that men of that time had on both sides. We may not understand a lot of this
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now, but that was the context of the time. He wasn't racially enlightened by our standards today.
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That's for sure. But then again, literally nobody on earth was. That doesn't excuse slavery. It doesn't
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excuse any evil perpetrated by anyone against anybody else. But it does provide context.
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These are all things that most people understood at one time. And that was a mark of healing. Okay,
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that was a mark of progress from the time of the Civil War. The fact that we can't recognize that
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context anymore, that we can't stand to even see the image of any man who fought on one side of that
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conflict anymore is to me a sign of regression. It's not a sign of progress. Also, as I've also said
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many times, no matter how you feel about the Confederate monuments, even if when viewing the issue in a
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vacuum, you would prefer if they were taken down or were never erected in the first place. Even if
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you don't like the monuments, even if you hate the monuments, you still should have opposed them being
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taken down like this by this mob for these reasons right now. It's not good for any decision to be made
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at the behest of a hysterical ideological mob. Otherwise, good decisions are not good if they're done at
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metaphorical or real gunpoint. There could be good arguments for removing some of them.
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But the argument that the mob was making, it doesn't matter what the good arguments could be,
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the argument the mob was making and has made for taking down all of these statues and not just the
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Confederate ones, is that we have to do it for George Floyd, number one, and also that America is
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a racist country and we have to purge ourselves of that history and atone for it. That's why these
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statues are coming down. There might be better possible reasons for some of them, but this is
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the actual reason. This is why they're actually doing it. And if you support what they're doing,
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then you are at least tacitly supporting the reason for doing it. Now, to further demonstrate
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the point, the Robert E. Lee statue that they just took down, which by the way, it's also worth noting
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was a priceless and quite impressive work of art, but they cut it into pieces and are just going to put
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it in a warehouse somewhere. That's the other thing we hear is that we're just moving it to
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a museum. Actually, in a lot of these cases, they're not moving them to museums. They're
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destroying them. And that's what happened here. But that statue had a time capsule from 1890 hidden
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in the base of it. And that time capsule is, and I don't think we know what was in it yet.
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They haven't told us, but that time capsule is being removed and they're replacing it with a new
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one. Here's NPR. It says, according to the governor's office, a group of historians, educators,
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artists, and state officials work together to select nearly 40 submissions to be placed inside
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the new time capsule. Some of the items include a photo of a black ballerina taken by a local
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Richmond photographer in front of the statue, a kente cloth worn at the 400th commemoration of 1619,
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a Black Lives Matter sticker, a stop Asian hate flyer, an LGBTQ pride pen, and an expired vial of
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Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. This is what the statue toplers want, not just to get rid of the old
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history, but to replace it with a new history, to rewrite the story. And these are the objects
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they choose to encapsulate our time. They choose objects which tell a story of mostly imaginary
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oppression and of fear. I think that's the main thing that people of the future, when they open
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that time capsule, they're going to look at that and say, wow, these people were freaking wimps.
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They were afraid of everything. They've decided nobody who came before us contributed anything
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worth honoring. And this is what they contribute. See, this was never about the Civil War. It was never
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about Confederacy or slavery. This was always about reshaping America in their own image.
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And they've largely succeeded. So that time capsule, as much as I hate to say it, really does
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encapsulate our period. And at least now, archaeologists of the future, when they open it,
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will have little trouble pinpointing exactly when everything started to fall to pieces.
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And this thing with the female sports analysts is still going on. Usually it's a day when I've gone
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through this with the angry internet mob. Normally it's 24 hours and they move on. Usually it's like 12 to
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24 hours. That's kind of the expiration date on most of the online outrage. Um, this one is every
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once in a while you get to like a 48 hour, 36 to 48 hour. I think we're going to, this might,
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this might go 48 hours. This might be a 48 hour outrage because they're still coming after me.
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And it's every single female sports analyst in the country has to get their dunk in. Like they all
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have to, it's like one at a time. Uh, they all have to say their piece about it. And, and what I'll say
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is, um, not going to get into the whole thing again, but after having listened to all these people
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and having thousands of emotional women scream at me for the past two days, I actually have
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re-evaluated my original position and I've come to the conclusion that, um, I'm even more right than
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I originally thought. That's what I've realized from all of this. So I thank you. I thank the
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outrage mob for that. All right. We'll start with this. Secretary of State Blinken in Germany yesterday
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scolded the Taliban for their lack of inclusivity. Every time they do this, the bureaucrats in charge
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of our government, they get ruthlessly mocked and deservedly so, but that doesn't stop them.
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Um, they don't realize that they're being laughed at because they're in their bubble. So here he is
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at a press conference in Germany talking about the, uh, very disappointed that the Taliban is not
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inclusive enough. Yesterday, the Taliban named a new interim government. We're assessing the
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announcement, but despite professing that a new government would be inclusive, the announced list
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of names consists exclusively of individuals who are members of the Taliban or their close associates
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and no women. We're also concerned by the affiliations and track records of some of those individuals
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with regard to the composition of this, uh, government or, or interim government. Um, I noted, uh, the
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fact that it certainly does not meet the test of inclusivity, um, and it includes, uh, people
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who, um, who, um, have, uh, very challenging track records. Our engagement with the Taliban and with, uh, uh, a
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government, uh, interim or, uh, or long-term will be for purposes of advancing, uh, the national interest. Uh,
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advancing our interests, the interests of, uh, of our, of our partners. Uh, we have and we will find ways to engage, uh,
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uh, the Taliban to engage, uh, uh, uh, an interim government, uh, a future government, uh, to do
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just that and to do it, uh, in ways that are fully consistent with, uh, with our laws.
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I forgot about the challenging track record bit. That's my favorite part, actually. I thought the
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inclusivity part was my favorite, but no, it's, it's, the Taliban has a challenging track record.
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Well, that is, that's one way to put it. That might be a useful euphemism that people can, maybe,
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or, you know, your daughter could use that. She comes home, brings home a, you know, ex-con
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murderer that she's dating. Oh, what's, what's, what's, what's his background? Oh, he has a,
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he has a, he has a challenging track record. But, you know, Secretary of State Blinken, he is,
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he's not angry. He's disappointed. He's disappointed in the Taliban for not being more inclusive. And I'm
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sure the Taliban is sitting, you know, they're sitting in their, in their, uh, caves. Well,
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they used to be in caves. Now they're in their palaces that they took over and they're sitting
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there and, uh, they're, they're talking to each other. They're saying, you know,
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I thought we had the right idea with all of this, uh, jihad stuff and depressing women,
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stoning people to death, stoning women to death for showing their faces. I thought we had, but if,
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if, if Secretary of State Blinken is disappointed in us, then I think we need to,
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I think it might be time to reevaluate some things. I'm sure the Taliban is saying that.
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All right. Next, uh, Larry Elder, of course, running for governor of California,
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was walking through Los Angeles yesterday. And here's something that if you follow conservative
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media, you've probably already seen this. If you don't follow it, then you haven't seen this,
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but you certainly would. What you're about to, we'll play the clip. What you're about to see here,
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just imagine any non-white Democrat experiencing exactly what we're going to see with Larry Elder.
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And it would be nonstop news across the country headlines for two weeks easily. Here it is.
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Might've been hard to tell what was going on there. If you weren't watching the video,
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uh, that was, uh, a leftist woman in a gorilla mask running up and throwing an egg at Larry Elder.
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And she missed, you know, frankly, she was throwing like a girl and she did miss,
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but then his security goes up and she's getting in the securities guy's face. Say, do something.
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Say prompt saying that he, that, that she would, uh, I think her words were F him up.
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Um, this little tiny scrawny. And that's, that's always frustrating when you see these videos
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that these Antifa wusses all get away with that. Um, because the security guy, no, and I assume that
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was security. He, he knows that if he responds at all, even though at that point, I mean, he's being
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physically assaulted now by this woman. If he responds at all physically, then he's going to be
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the one who ends up in jail. This is California after all. Now, as I said, there's, there's no question
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at all that if this happened to a black Democrat or any non-white Democrat, uh, this would be
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headline news to two weeks. I mean, it'd be like the only thing you heard about.
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Um, and there's no doubt about that. Now, a lot of people on the right are pointing that out and
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pointing it out for good reason. And you're also hearing that, uh, this is, this is racist. This
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is racism towards Larry Elder. Uh, I mean, I'm, I'm fine with that accusation or, or that, uh,
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interpretation of the events, because if it was reversed, that's what everybody would be saying.
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So that's fair enough. But I will say in reality, I don't think it actually is racism exactly.
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Uh, I think there was a racist message she was trying to send. I mean, why else would she be
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dressed like that? But, um, does she hate Larry Elder because he's black? Probably not.
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I mean, if he was the exact same guy, exact same skin color, and he was singing the tune that she,
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that she prefers, uh, you know, and he, and he had the BLM t-shirt and he was saying trans,
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black trans lives matter or something. And he's wearing a t-shirt that said that then, uh,
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then she wouldn't have done that. I think what it is more so than racism, this is just that people
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on that side, especially the radicals, Antifa and everything, they just don't recognize the
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humanity of anybody who disagrees with them. So if you disagree with them, if you have a
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worldview that differs from their own, then all bets are off.
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They can be racist towards you. They can be sexist towards you. They can do anything and kill
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you. I mean, they can do whatever they want because you're not a person anymore,
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no matter what your race is. Uh, and that applies regardless of race. So that, that's what this
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is actually, that doesn't make it better. It's just as bad, but that's, what's actually happening
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here. It's not, it's not so much, Oh, we hate Larry Elder because he's a black man. It's,
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he disagrees with us. So he's a piece of garbage and worthless. And so we can treat him however we
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want. And this is how we're going to treat him. If his, if his race contributes at all to the
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treatment, um, and it might, it's because people on the left feel that if you're black,
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then they, then they own you, you, you, you owe something to them. And if you disagree with them,
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especially if you're running for governor of California as a Republican, how dare you?
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Then, um, not only do they hate you for your worldview, but also on top of it,
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they consider you a traitor to them. All right. We had the clip yesterday of AOC referring to
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menstruating people right after calling them women. She was on CNN. She was kind of fluctuating
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between the two. She couldn't really figure out how to, how to navigate this. Well, later that
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afternoon, she was reacting to the media reports about her, you know, saying menstruating people.
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And this is what she, she tweeted. She said in response to a daily mail headline, the headline
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was AOC calls women menstruating people while explaining the female body. Uh, AOC says not just
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women, trans men and non-binary people can also menstruate. Some women also don't menstruate for
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many reasons, including surviving cancer that require a hysterectomy. GOP mad at this or protect
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are protecting the patriarchal idea that women are most valuable as uterus holders. And then she
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continues trans two spirit and non-binary people have always existed and will always exist. People
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can stay mad about that if they want, or they can grow up. Uh, okay. First of all, this thing they do
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where they, where they, where they, you know, bring up women who can't menstruate, women who can't have
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babies. Yeah. Yeah. We know about that. That has, that has nothing to do with anything.
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Nobody ever claimed that only, that, that all women can conceive children and give birth.
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Nobody ever said that. The claim AOC is that only women can conceive children within themselves and
00:24:53.740
give birth. Only women can bear children. Not that every woman can, certainly not that every woman does,
00:25:00.120
but that only women can. Which means if someone is bearing children, if someone is pregnant, then you
00:25:07.400
know 100% of the time that's a woman. That's the claim that we're making. As far as this idea that
00:25:15.040
trans two spirit and non-binary people have always existed, will always exist. That's a historical
00:25:20.540
nonsense. Uh, it's, it's simply not true at all. Um, two spirit is what the left will claim is that two
00:25:29.480
spirit is the, the native American conception of, of transgenderism, which it isn't. I mean, this was
00:25:36.980
something that was mostly invented. This two spirit thing was mostly invented by, um, the LGBT lobby.
00:25:43.180
Trans people existing in other cultures throughout history is just not true. Okay. You, you may be able
00:25:50.600
to find them. You can find examples throughout history. You can find examples in the world today
00:25:55.240
and other cultures of, um, of cultures that have gender roles that are different from our own, you know,
00:26:03.280
cultures that have slightly different ideas about what men are supposed to do and what women are supposed
00:26:09.200
to do. You can also find examples, especially in the world today, across the world of men in, in, in some
00:26:15.300
cultures, um, dressing and acting like the women in those cultures. You can find cross dressers
00:26:23.900
across the world. You can find them throughout history. That's certainly the case. Nobody ever denied that.
00:26:29.440
What you won't find in history or anywhere outside of modern Western culture is the idea that a man can
00:26:41.540
literally actually be a woman. You might, you might find men acting as women, dressing as women. You might
00:26:50.800
find that, but you're not going to find this idea that a man actually is one in reality.
00:26:58.240
That is a uniquely modern and Western conception. It doesn't exist anywhere else.
00:27:07.080
And it didn't even exist here until very recently. This is actually the, you know, trans women are
00:27:14.220
women. This is the most recent evolution or devolution of the, um, of transgender ideology.
00:27:21.420
Because you may remember for, you know, for many years, we heard about this. I can remember even
00:27:29.920
when I was growing up, uh, we heard about gender and sex and how these are two different things. And
00:27:35.620
someone can have a, uh, a, you know, a male sex, but they identify more with the, with the female
00:27:40.680
gender or the, or the woman gender. So these are two separate and distinct things.
00:27:45.200
It's only been in the last few years that that distinction has been collapsed again.
00:27:51.840
And now we're being told by the same people who told us that there was this distinction. Now
00:27:55.020
they're saying, no, no, they're, they're the same thing. Really. I mean, sex is, is, is fluid and
00:27:59.680
subjective. So is gender. It's all the same thing. And if you sit down and you ask them, you say, okay,
00:28:03.560
what's the difference now? Like, what do we need? What do you even mean anymore? When you're talking
00:28:06.960
about gender and sex? Why do we, why do we need both terms? They'll have no answer. They have no
00:28:12.420
coherent answer for that. So it's, it's not even enough to say that this is unique to our culture.
00:28:19.400
It's like, it's unique to the last few years in our culture. That's how recent and new and, uh,
00:28:25.380
also insane it is. All right. Howard Stern had some thoughts about people who don't get vaccinated.
00:28:31.480
In fact, he was on his show. He started by laughing and mocking the, uh, a few conservative
00:28:37.580
radio hosts who were said they didn't want to get vaccinated. And then they, then they died of
00:28:41.980
coronavirus. And that's happened a few times. And Howard Stern thinks that's hilarious. He had a
00:28:47.580
lot of fun with that. I mean, these are people, you know, just normal people who died. They had
00:28:50.720
families and kids. Howard Stern thought it was hilarious. And then he starts talking about in
00:28:54.480
general, people who don't want to get vaccinated. And this, this was his, uh, his thoughts about it.
00:28:58.860
I'll tell you what, as far as I remember, when I went to school, you had to get a measles vaccine.
00:29:04.960
You had to get a mumps vaccine. You had to get, it was a ton of them. You got,
00:29:08.960
in order to go to school, you have to have certain vaccines. When are we going to stop putting up with
00:29:14.840
the idiots in this country and just say, you know, it's mandatory to get vaccinated.
00:29:19.580
F*** them, f*** their freedom. I want my freedom to live. I want to get out of the house already.
00:29:24.120
I want to go to next door and play chess. You remember when Howard Stern was,
00:29:29.200
you know, counterculture, rebellious, edgy. And this is what he is now. This is, this is the
00:29:37.840
problem. Stick around too long on the scene. I mean, he's in, what is he in his seventies now?
00:29:44.040
Should have retired years ago. Now he's this cranky old man complaining because he wants to leave his
00:29:50.260
house and play chess and take pictures. Go ahead and do that. No one's stopping you, Howard. Go ahead.
00:29:55.920
Leave, leave your house. Who said you can't? You're vaccinated.
00:30:01.140
Whoever you want to play chess with, I'm assuming, I mean, you, you, I'm assuming you don't comport with
00:30:05.540
the unclean, unvaccinated type. So they're vaccinated. Put on your mat, put on five masks,
00:30:11.600
go to your friend's house and play chess. If you want to have him wear five masks too.
00:30:15.400
No one's stopping you from doing that. It's this rich old guy hiding in his home,
00:30:25.320
trembling in fear because people who are far away from him are not vaccinated,
00:30:30.860
pose no threat to him whatsoever. But this, this, uh, statement of F your freedoms,
00:30:39.960
Howard Stern's not the first one to say that we've been hearing that more and more.
00:30:43.380
That is a, that is a very startling development in a country. When you have people, especially in
00:30:52.500
America, it was built on this idea of freedom. And we always thought, you know, I've talked in
00:30:57.680
the past about what, what is it as, as Americans, we, we, we say we're the United States of America.
00:31:02.980
What is it that unites us anymore? How are we one people or one country? What, what unifying thing
00:31:08.660
is there aside from geography? And even the geography isn't very unifying anymore because
00:31:13.040
we've erased the border. So those are indistinct as well. So what is it aside from the fact that we
00:31:17.400
all basically live in the same kind of region of the globe? Uh, what, what holds us all together?
00:31:24.640
What do we have in common as Americans? And I've been saying for years, there's really nothing,
00:31:29.660
but the one answer that I've always gotten from, from people is that, uh, well, we all,
00:31:36.560
we all believe in freedom. That's what we have in common. Now, even if that was true, I'm not sure
00:31:42.640
that it's enough to make a real country, a real people, you know, but it's not true. It hasn't been
00:31:49.380
true for a while. And now they're being open about it. They're saying F your freedom, F your freedom.
00:31:55.460
I want to feel safer. I will gladly trade your freedom for my safety and not even for my safety,
00:32:06.500
but for my feeling of safety. Because Howard Stern's safety is not at all being jeopardized
00:32:14.700
by any unvaccinated person living in his bubble in his rich neighborhood where everybody is vaccinated.
00:32:20.120
So what he's saying, and he's not the only one is I will, I'll take your freedom away just so I can
00:32:28.820
feel better. It's bad enough when we've got many Americans who feel that way. And it's been like
00:32:35.640
that for, for years. But now that they're saying it, F your freedom, that's a bad sign. Nothing good
00:32:41.840
that we don't go anywhere. You know, there's nothing good comes from that. There is no happy
00:32:48.760
ending that begins with F your freedoms. All right. Another clip that I've had that I've wanted to play
00:32:55.660
for a couple of days. There's been a lot of this kind of thing in response to the flooding that
00:32:59.260
happened in New York City. But here's one example. Eric Adams, mayoral candidate, blaming the floods on
00:33:06.080
the human race, and especially on America, uniquely for screwing up the planet. Here he is.
00:33:12.300
I'm curious what needs to change in your mind to prepare New York City for the next storm. And can
00:33:22.060
No, you can't. And what's going to prepare us is honesty. Let's be clear. We screwed up our planet.
00:33:28.280
And this is the byproduct of that screw up. And we have to be honest about how do we move our country
00:33:35.140
and our cities in the right direction. And it's not going to be done by the next storm. We're not
00:33:40.940
going to build out our entire sewer systems. We're not going to do what Cobra Hagen did overnight.
00:33:46.820
We need to be honest. If 300 years or 100 years ago, we were receiving storms of this magnitude,
00:33:52.820
we would have built differently. Now we're here. And now it's time to visit all of these countries
00:33:58.460
across the globe that made the adjustments. We must do the same. Something that we can do within the
00:34:05.060
short period of time, like building retaining pools inside our parks now. And then we have
00:34:10.720
long-term plans. As we build out our sewer system, we can't build it out based on the previous
00:34:17.040
rainfalls. We have to build it out based on monsoons. And if we're not honest about this
00:34:21.480
conversation, we're going to lose more lives and we're going to see a greater level of property damage
00:34:27.740
To be clear, he's talking about what policies can be put in place to stop the rain.
00:34:32.220
Okay. This is like a, he might as well start doing a rain dance. This, this is what he's
00:34:37.000
talking about. What policies can be put in place, even just in New York City, to stop it from raining?
00:34:48.740
Meanwhile, the mainstream media is trumpeting a report that says one in three Americans have
00:34:53.220
lived through a weather disaster this summer. This, this report got a lot of attention a few
00:34:56.860
days ago. One in three Americans have lived through a weather, a weather disaster, quote,
00:35:01.120
unquote, this summer. And that's the highest number in forever. And it's a more, more proof
00:35:06.620
that we're headed, heading towards the end times. They tell us. Now you hear that and you think,
00:35:11.040
well, okay, how do you define weather disaster? And also doesn't that speak more to the places
00:35:19.180
that Americans want to live and tend to congregate? Doesn't that factor into this?
00:35:29.240
I will, I will say, as I've said before about climate change, um, first of all,
00:35:35.020
you know, most of the people who are panicking over climate change have no sense. We talk about
00:35:42.580
historical context. Well, well, when we're discussing global patterns, the historical
00:35:49.100
context has to go much farther back than the 19th century. You got to go back millions of years.
00:35:56.940
And so when Eric Adams says, well, we've never had storms like this in New York, uh, I'm not
00:36:03.680
convinced that that's true. Even just looking at the last few decades, but if we look at that region
00:36:08.860
of the planet and extend the scope of our search over hundreds and thousands of years, how can you
00:36:16.400
even make that statement? The climate has changed dramatically. It goes in dramatic cycles over the
00:36:24.460
course of thousands and millions of years. It's hard for us to see it that way. It's hard for us to
00:36:29.780
really place ourselves within, within a timeline that stretches for millions and billions of years.
00:36:35.140
But when you're talking about the climate, you have to do that. You have to take that into
00:36:40.340
account. You have to take into account the natural cycles of the globe. Uh, and this is one of the
00:36:48.820
reasons why I'm sorry. I don't, I don't care about climate change. I just don't care about it.
00:36:55.200
And the only difference between me and most Americans, uh, even a lot of the Americans who
00:37:01.220
pretend to care about it is just, I'm saying it out loud. It's pretty clear that almost nobody,
00:37:07.500
despite all the hectoring from AOC and Eric Adams and everybody else, Al Gore, it's pretty clear that
00:37:13.160
no one actually cares about it. Even the people who are doing the hectoring famously, they get on
00:37:20.560
private jets. They live in big houses. They keep their lights on. They're making like no sacrifices at
00:37:26.840
all. They claim to believe that if we don't make serious sacrifices right now, the whole world could
00:37:31.920
actually end within a decade or, or, or a few or, or at best the earth lingers on, but we have destroyed
00:37:42.160
civilization for our children, our grandchildren. That's what they're saying. And they make no changes
00:37:46.400
to their lives. Now that doesn't mean just because you notice that someone isn't living according to
00:37:54.480
the beliefs that they profess, it doesn't mean that the beliefs are wrong.
00:38:00.900
But when you see that it's, that, that it's this widespread and ubiquitous, that almost all of the
00:38:07.980
people pretending to care about this clearly in their own lives don't, that's when you start to
00:38:12.620
suspect. You start to suspect that there's something going on here. So I'll say it out loud. I don't,
00:38:19.440
I, I don't care. I intuitively, it doesn't make sense to me that the American government in the year
00:38:27.800
2021 could pass some kind of policy that is going to significantly change the cycles of the earth and
00:38:35.760
of the climate and weather. But even if it's true, which I really don't buy, but even if it is,
00:38:44.880
according to everything we're hearing from these people, we're doomed anyway. Like we would all have
00:38:49.180
to stop using electricity and, and basically embrace a return to the stone age right now.
00:38:56.040
And not just here, but across the globe in order to make any kind of dent. And that's not going to
00:39:02.900
happen. So either, you know, there's, there's really nothing we can do to change the weather
00:39:10.840
or, um, there's something we can do, but we're not doing it and no one is going to do it.
00:39:19.060
And what that leads me to is let's continue to live our lives. There are a lot of things to worry
00:39:23.780
about a lot of things to be afraid of. We don't need to put this on the list. You know, the thing
00:39:27.780
about living in Biden's America is that, uh, when he, on the rare occasion, he actually gives a press
00:39:32.840
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00:39:37.060
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All right, let's go now to read the YouTube comments. Uh, Bo says based on the room Matt's in,
00:41:13.780
I can only assume Matt's, uh, Ben is punishing him for having to judge the SBG anthem. Well,
00:41:19.940
I was in a warehouse yesterday. That is true. I was tied in a chair in a warehouse. Uh, Stank
00:41:25.380
Williams says, is this the Matt Walsh show? Is this the Matt Walsh show the latest iteration of
00:41:29.860
the Saw movie series? Run, Matt, run while you can. Uh, Pedaggery says the secret to Matt's odd
00:41:36.980
locations he's been doing his videos from is that he's actually looking for a good place to set up his
00:41:41.420
SBG cult. Now that's a good theory. Um, and Ben says, I'm glad to see they're finally inching Matt
00:41:47.860
back into the car where he belongs. And yo mama's boo says Matt looks like he's broadcasting from the
00:41:53.980
Taliban's basement. Do caves have basements? That was a question. But yes, we have been broadcasting
00:41:57.740
from a variety of random and sometimes bizarre places. And yes, it's true that we provided no
00:42:01.760
explanation for any of this. Um, all I can say is that one day it will all make sense in due time.
00:42:09.040
Have faith. Have faith. My sweet babies have faith. Um, all right. Staff Sergeant Sullivan says
00:42:16.960
43 minute show returning to Matt Walsh dark days of 2019. It was, it was one of the shortest shows
00:42:22.460
that I've, that I've done in a long time. I promise that today I'm going to continue babbling for at
00:42:27.820
least several minutes more. Uh, Sloopy says, Matt, you are the code of silence breaker and I'm more and
00:42:33.640
more thankful for it every day. Thank you. Also as a woman football fan, I agree wholeheartedly with you.
00:42:38.640
I have never liked women sideline reporters, interviewers, analysts for football. It irks
00:42:43.380
me. Also thanks. Thank you to the daily wire for finally providing SBG merch. We're not content
00:42:49.300
with only t-shirts. We want mugs. Yeah. I would like to have a whole, I mean, we're starting to
00:42:53.080
call it after all. So we're gonna need a lot of supplies, not just t-shirts. Um, yeah, Sloopy,
00:42:57.180
you're, you're far from the only woman who has told me that you agree with the female analysts
00:43:02.420
and reporters. I mean, that's, that's the irony of this whole thing that, yeah, there's been a lot
00:43:07.440
of female reporters have been screaming at me about this, but, but many of the messages that
00:43:11.800
I've gotten saying, Hey, you know, I actually agree with you have been from women. So go figure.
00:43:15.700
And Sloopy also, I got to give you credit because I know that you are, you, you, you had the very
00:43:21.880
first, although your, uh, SBG anthem wasn't in the competition, you had the very first one that we
00:43:29.160
played on the show. And so that is a distinction that I think, uh, will hopefully give your life
00:43:35.360
meaning for the rest of your days. Well, as we mentioned at the start of the show, we finally
00:43:40.140
have our sweet baby gang shirt. So you can be a member of the gang or the cult, however you want
00:43:44.960
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I'm also being instructed in this copy to start singing the SBG anthem, which will never happen.
00:43:59.920
And my sweet babies know that I would never sing. Plus we haven't, we haven't named the,
00:44:03.940
the anthem yet officially. So I can't do that. Um, but the shirt is a masterpiece and it is,
00:44:10.060
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your way to Nashville to meet and watch myself, Ben Shapiro, Jeremy Boring, Michael Knowles,
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Andrew Klavan, Candace Owens next month. Now let's get to our daily cancellation.
00:45:11.540
Today we have someone who at this point is kind of a dark horse candidate to become the most canceled
00:45:16.640
person on the Matt Wall show. And that would be Demi Lovato. The thing about Demi Lovato is that
00:45:21.660
I know she's a singer, but I couldn't name one song she's made. If I heard a Demi Lovato song,
00:45:27.020
if I actually heard one, I couldn't tell you that it was her singing. She's no Pooh Shiesty,
00:45:31.200
I guess you could say. I'm not an expert in her catalog the way that I am for my guy Pooh.
00:45:37.600
When Lovato appears in a cancellation, therefore, it's always because of comments she's made outside
00:45:42.060
of her music. And as far as that goes, she's been on kind of a desperate journey in recent years to
00:45:46.940
discover herself and find an identity that is true and real and that will bring her the most media
00:45:53.540
attention. And that's what's driven her to come out as a lesbian and then bisexual and then pansexual
00:45:58.960
and then non-binary. I think that's the trajectory. So when I saw her name back in the headlines,
00:46:04.720
you know, I thought this process was continuing and now she was coming out as, I don't know,
00:46:08.100
a gay, disabled, polyamorous, aboriginal trans man or trans man or something. I don't know.
00:46:13.920
But that's not quite what she was up to. Here's the Daily Wire. It says,
00:46:16.580
singer and LGBT activist Demi Lovato encouraged followers to be a slut and make their own porn
00:46:22.420
in a post to social media promoting prostitution, which was euphemistically described as sex work.
00:46:27.160
The former Disney star posted an image to her Instagram stories Monday, which told followers
00:46:31.320
to be a slut, show your body, get naked, have all the safe, different, consensual sex you want,
00:46:36.680
be kinky, masturbate, make slash watch porn, make money. Just a reminder that being sexual is okay.
00:46:44.140
Okay. Now, the first problem here is that this all seems to be based on Lovato's assumption
00:46:52.500
that her audience needs to be encouraged to act like sluts. The whole so-called sex positivity
00:46:59.700
movement revolves around the notion that people are repressed and ashamed of their sexuality in
00:47:05.640
our culture and they need a little nudge, a little inspiration, right? So they can go out and be their
00:47:11.200
true whorish selves. But in a country where porn is a billion dollar industry and suburban soccer moms
00:47:18.060
have their own OnlyFan pages and we fly flags on our embassies to celebrate sexuality and people bring
00:47:26.280
their children to libraries to be read stories to buy, you know, for drag queen story hour.
00:47:32.340
Given all of that, I don't think that there's much evidence of the sort of sexual shyness that people
00:47:37.980
like Demi Lovato are trying to cure. Then again, I mean, we're also told that we need a body positivity
00:47:43.700
movement in order to encourage fat people, even though most of the country is obese already.
00:47:49.160
We're told that diet culture is a problem, even as we gorge on fast food, double cheeseburgers.
00:47:54.820
I mean, we live in a country where KFC Taco Bell hybrid drive-thrus exist and people actually go and
00:48:02.060
eat there and Mountain Dew exists and people actually drink it. And yet we hear about diet culture being
00:48:07.780
the problem. So there's, there's kind of a disconnect is what I'm saying. But the more important point is
00:48:12.760
this. Lovato, like so many pop stars, is a miserable and lonely person. She's also a heroin addict. Now, I don't
00:48:23.960
say that as a cheap shot or to insult her. That's not the point. I just say it because it's true.
00:48:29.560
She's an addict in an identity crisis who can't even figure out who she is. There is pretty clearly
00:48:36.900
a deep misery at the core of this person. And this is the case, again, for so many of these celebrities.
00:48:45.660
And yet these people still promote lifestyles that they know from experience lead only to misery and
00:48:52.820
despair and self-destruction. That's the first thing you can do when you hear someone promoting a certain
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lifestyle or promoting, you know, a certain philosophy of life or promoting any behavior at all and,
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and claiming that it will lead you to happiness and fulfillment. First thing you should do is look
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at them. Who is telling you this? Do they appear to be happy and well-adjusted and fulfilled people?
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Every person who stands on a stage or sings a song or posts a message to their millions of followers on
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Instagram, encouraging people, encouraging even the millions of kids in their audience as well to
00:49:31.360
objectify themselves, to prostitute themselves. Every person who does this knows that it's not a
00:49:40.480
path to happiness or fulfillment. They all know it from experience. And this is what makes the lie
00:49:47.260
so great and so sinister. That it's being told by people who fell for it themselves and experienced the
00:49:54.620
consequences and now want other people to experience those same consequences too. It's, it's like if
00:50:00.720
somebody, you know, was standing on a cliff and they saw water below and they, and they thought that
00:50:05.460
the water was deep enough. So they jumped into the water and then they discovered that it's actually too
00:50:10.180
shallow and they broke their legs. And rather than warning people who are still standing on the cliff
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and saying, no, don't do it. I just broke my legs. Don't make the mistake I did. Instead,
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they shot up. Yeah, come on down. The water's great. I guess this might be a long way of saying
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that misery loves company, but I think there's more to it. Actually, misery convinces itself
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that company is the cure, that if other people make the same miserable decisions, that somehow by
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majority vote, all of the misery will magically turn into joy. These empty people think that if they
00:50:45.840
can convince you to join them in their emptiness, then perhaps, you know, you'll all be full again,
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but it doesn't work. It can never work. The pursuit is fruitless, not to mention unbelievably selfish.
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And that is why today Demi Lovato is, again, I'm afraid to say, canceled. And we'll leave it there
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for today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.
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