The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 800 - Trans Sex Offender Harasses Women. Media Sides With Sex Offender.

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, a few months ago, the entire corporate media condemned a woman as a bigot and a transphobe when she complained about a man exposing himself inside the women's locker room at We Spa in Los Angeles.

00:00:10.440 But in recent weeks, the media has stopped talking about this case completely, and that's because of the recent revelations about this man and what he was really doing inside that locker room.

00:00:18.660 They don't want us to talk about the story anymore because of that, but we will today.

00:00:21.420 Also, the mayor of San Francisco defends herself against charges of hypocrisy after being seen partying maskless at a nightclub.

00:00:27.900 And daycare workers are caught on tape trying to force a mask onto a very, very young child.

00:00:33.420 And the former head of the FDA says that the whole six feet of social distancing rule was arbitrary and nobody knows where it came from.

00:00:40.520 And also the Biden administration now wants permanent access to all of your banking information and your transaction history.

00:00:47.600 Who could possibly object to that? We'll talk about that today and much more on The Matt Wall Show.

00:00:57.900 Let's begin today with a trip down memory lane.

00:01:03.980 I want to take you back to ancient history, to a time that our forefathers told us about, all the way back to June 24th, 2021.

00:01:12.240 In those days of yore, something happened, which the media certainly hopes to leave buried under the sand, out of sight and out of mind and out of memory.

00:01:19.360 It was the incident at the Wii Spa in Los Angeles, as you may still recall, if you're as old as me, and you can think back to all the way back to three months ago.

00:01:27.520 The Wii Spa was the site of controversy when a woman who goes by Cubana Angel on Instagram uploaded a video of herself confronting the spa staff over a naked man who exposed himself inside the women's locker room.

00:01:39.800 She said that she was in the locker room, along with a bunch of other women and young girls, when the man entered and revealed himself in all of his maleness to the females in the room.

00:01:50.040 To refresh our memories, let's watch a little bit of the conversation between Cubana Angel and the staff.

00:01:55.740 Towards the end of this clip, you'll also get to see the mustachioed white knight gallop into the scene to stick up for the naked exhibitionist man in the locker room and condemn the woman for her bigotry and her transphobia.

00:02:08.180 Let's watch that again.

00:02:10.640 So you don't. So it's OK. I just want to be clear with you. It's OK. It's OK for a man to go into the women's section, show his penis around the other women, young little girls under age.

00:02:24.700 Your spa, Wii Spa, condone that. Is that what you're saying? 0.99

00:02:29.540 Like I asked. It's so he could stay there. He could stay there.

00:02:35.000 What sexual orientation? I see a d***. It lets me know he's a man. 1.00

00:02:41.560 He is a man. He is a man. He is not no female. 0.89

00:02:47.040 He is not a female. He is not a female. 1.00

00:02:51.240 Give her her money back. 1.00

00:02:52.240 Are you talking about a transgender person? 0.65

00:02:53.940 There's no such thing as transgender. He has a d***. 1.00

00:02:56.280 Okay. He has a penis. His penis is hanging out. 1.00

00:03:01.160 Okay. No, I'm not one. Actually, I'm a woman who knows how to stand up and speak up for my right. 1.00

00:03:05.760 As a woman, I have a right to feel comfortable without a man exposing himself.

00:03:12.380 Okay. No, you go somewhere else.

00:03:15.060 Okay. So that's right.

00:03:16.940 No, he's not a transgender. 1.00

00:03:18.820 He has a penis just like you do. 1.00

00:03:21.180 Are you? Are you? Are you? Are you? 1.00

00:03:23.280 So I understand the term.

00:03:24.340 Yeah. Okay. It's not okay.

00:03:26.280 It's not okay.

00:03:27.220 Okay. That's traumatizing to see that.

00:03:29.600 I'm a woman.

00:03:30.740 I think this is a place right here.

00:03:32.660 I'm told only for women.

00:03:34.540 So how dare you sit up here and tell me I don't have a right as a woman to defend. 1.00

00:03:39.600 I'm telling you, he has a penis. 1.00

00:03:41.900 A full and testicle. 1.00

00:03:43.540 Okay. 0.99

00:03:44.920 And my favorite thing about that video has always been when you hear the white knight in the background and you don't see him yet.

00:03:51.040 And he says, are you talking about the transgender person?

00:03:53.980 And then the camera pans over.

00:03:56.120 And before you see him, you have an image in your head of what this guy is going to look like.

00:03:59.980 And he looks exactly like him.

00:04:01.760 It's like a premonition.

00:04:03.000 You know exactly what he's going to look like.

00:04:04.320 And he looks like that.

00:04:05.540 And then you got the smarmy look on his face the entire time while this woman is trying to explain basic biology. 0.78

00:04:11.080 No, no, no. 1.00

00:04:11.420 He has a penis and testicles. 1.00

00:04:12.840 That's a man. 1.00

00:04:14.160 That's a man.

00:04:15.440 And the white knight's standing there like, okay, all right. 0.87

00:04:18.640 This condescending look as if he's the one talking to a crazy person when it's the other way around.

00:04:25.060 So the staff was against her.

00:04:26.920 The white knight was against her.

00:04:28.240 A man had stripped off his clothes in front of her without her consent.

00:04:30.840 And most of the people in the building were taking the man's side.

00:04:34.320 And this pattern would hold true on a larger scale.

00:04:36.280 The left-wing social media mob, the entire mainstream media, along with the Antifa terrorists who showed up at the Wii Spa in the following days to assault and intimidate the small group of protesters who came to support Cubana Angel and the other female victims in the case.

00:04:47.600 All of these groups condemned the women as bigots and transphobes, even as hoaxers and scam artists. 0.95

00:04:55.840 Here's a quick sample of some of the headlines related to this incident.

00:04:59.540 From Slate,

00:05:00.320 Violence over an alleged transphobic hoax shows the danger of underestimating anti-trans hate.

00:05:07.220 The Independent,

00:05:08.280 LGBTQ advocates suggest alleged trans exposure incident at the LA spa was faked.

00:05:15.200 Pink News says,

00:05:16.520 Bigot screaming at spa staff for not being transphobic sparks furious protests.

00:05:22.200 The Guardian,

00:05:23.400 A Nightmare Scenario,

00:05:24.740 How an anti-trans Instagram post led to violence in the streets.

00:05:28.260 And the New Republic,

00:05:30.300 How Tucker Carlson and a story about a possibly fictional trans person fueled two weeks of violent right-wing protests.

00:05:37.660 There was an article in The Advocate titled,

00:05:40.280 Was trans nudity incident at Los Angeles spa staged?

00:05:43.860 And this article actually suggests that the whole thing may have been a right-wing false flag operation.

00:05:52.040 This was published on July 9th.

00:05:54.040 The piece reads,

00:05:55.260 A trans activist and journalist writing under the pseudonym Robert Lansing says the whole thing may have been an elaborate hoax.

00:06:02.740 Quote,

00:06:02.960 A source at the spa told The Blade,

00:06:04.980 There's no record of any of its usual transgender clients on its appointments guest list on the day in question.

00:06:10.920 Lansing wrote in an article published on Wednesday,

00:06:13.360 Treatment at the spa is by appointment only,

00:06:15.300 and most of its transgender clients are well known to the staff.

00:06:18.640 Also,

00:06:19.000 Anonymous sources with the Los Angeles Police Department told Lansing,

00:06:21.760 There's no corroborating evidence that a trans person was at WeSpa that day.

00:06:26.560 No obviously trans person can be seen in the video,

00:06:29.060 and no other clients have offered evidence either.

00:06:32.380 A woman falsely accused of being the trans woman,

00:06:34.800 who so offended Cubana Angel, 1.00

00:06:36.160 has been harassed and received death threats.

00:06:38.700 Quote,

00:06:38.900 It also remains a possibility that there was a person unknown to the WeSpa staff

00:06:42.400 who pretended to be transgender to create an inciting incident, 0.82

00:06:46.180 Lansing continued.

00:06:47.540 In 2015,

00:06:48.200 anti-transgender activists in Washington state

00:06:50.320 deliberately encouraged men to enter women's facilities.

00:06:54.220 One cisgender man entered a swimming pool changing area

00:06:56.900 wearing only board shorts while claiming that he had a right to be there.

00:07:00.920 He was removed from the premises without charges being filed.

00:07:04.740 Ah, yes.

00:07:05.600 So, it didn't happen.

00:07:07.340 But if it did happen,

00:07:08.820 it was a right-wing conspiracy.

00:07:10.700 That's what they decided to go with.

00:07:13.000 They also claimed that there's no evidence that this trans person exists,

00:07:17.260 even though multiple women can be heard in the video 1.00

00:07:20.860 reporting that they just saw the guy's penis 0.99

00:07:23.080 in the women's locker room five seconds earlier. 0.99

00:07:26.240 Apparently, multiple women testifying to their experiences 0.62

00:07:28.860 does not count as evidence.

00:07:31.480 That's no evidence.

00:07:33.360 At least it doesn't count as evidence

00:07:34.780 when the person being accused is trans.

00:07:36.820 If the person accused was a straight, white, conservative male,

00:07:41.360 a quote-unquote cisgender male, as they say,

00:07:44.380 all it would take is one woman 1.00

00:07:45.920 testifying to something that allegedly occurred

00:07:48.260 at any point within the last half century.

00:07:50.420 And that would qualify not just as evidence,

00:07:52.520 but as indisputable proof.

00:07:54.800 That's the way these things work,

00:07:56.160 as we have seen.

00:07:58.120 Now, the headlines just cited

00:07:59.480 are some of the more egregious examples,

00:08:01.740 but every headline about this case

00:08:03.100 in the left-wing press

00:08:03.900 was along these lines.

00:08:06.120 They all agreed that the women

00:08:07.660 who complained about the transgender person 0.98

00:08:09.880 were hateful transphobes, 0.97

00:08:11.760 that the whole thing was probably some sort of hoax.

00:08:14.960 That was the media spin until the last few weeks,

00:08:18.100 when they suddenly stopped talking

00:08:19.820 about the story altogether.

00:08:21.880 And if you're wondering why they all fell so eerily silent,

00:08:25.540 why the left stopped condemning

00:08:27.200 the horrific transphobia of Cubana Angel

00:08:29.820 and her conspirators,

00:08:31.360 it's because the full truth has come out.

00:08:35.840 And the truth is,

00:08:37.200 well, the truth is exactly what you should expect.

00:08:40.060 The quote-unquote trans woman

00:08:41.740 who entered the locker room that day 0.98

00:08:43.320 is a sex offender

00:08:45.000 with a long history of allegations and convictions.

00:08:48.580 His name is Darren Marager.

00:08:50.400 He's 52 years old.

00:08:51.860 He's now wanted by police

00:08:53.020 on six felony charges of indecent exposure

00:08:55.400 after five females at the Wii Spa that day, 1.00

00:08:58.100 five of them, including one minor,

00:08:59.640 reported to police 0.99

00:09:01.120 that he exposed his erect penis to them 0.99

00:09:03.940 in the locker room. 0.99

00:09:05.740 He now has two warrants for his arrest

00:09:07.460 stemming from this incident

00:09:08.300 and has not turned himself into the police.

00:09:11.920 The New York Post has more information

00:09:13.520 about this sex predator

00:09:14.420 who every left-wing media outlet 0.97

00:09:16.580 in the country defended.

00:09:19.340 It says, quote,

00:09:20.220 Sources tell the Post that Marager

00:09:22.420 had been banned by Wii Spa

00:09:24.680 back in 2019

00:09:25.640 due to customer complaints

00:09:27.260 of an erection in the women's section. 0.95

00:09:29.780 But Marager wasn't recognized 0.98

00:09:31.100 by the front desk in June

00:09:32.300 because they were wearing a mask.

00:09:34.920 Wii Spa did not respond for comment.

00:09:37.840 Marager says,

00:09:38.840 he was interviewed by the Post,

00:09:39.900 and he says,

00:09:40.320 I don't remember being banned,

00:09:41.740 adding that there was one complaint

00:09:42.980 but maintains it was meritless

00:09:44.360 and based on transphobia.

00:09:46.340 Marager, who stands six foot two

00:09:47.840 and weighs around 200 pounds,

00:09:49.780 says the women are mistaking 0.98

00:09:50.760 a large appendage for an erection. 0.99

00:09:53.140 Marager says, 1.00

00:09:53.820 I don't have a small penis, 1.00

00:09:54.900 but you can't say that's an erection. 1.00

00:09:56.480 What if you use the men's room 0.95

00:09:57.540 and someone said they don't like 1.00

00:09:58.400 the size or shape of your penis? 1.00

00:09:59.900 That's what they're doing. 0.99

00:10:01.420 But this isn't Marager's first incident

00:10:03.300 of indecent exposure.

00:10:05.360 Marager was convicted in 2003

00:10:06.840 for looking through the window

00:10:07.840 of an elderly woman's home 0.97

00:10:09.060 in California while masturbating. 0.97

00:10:12.020 He says, quote, 0.98

00:10:13.180 I may have been somewhere I didn't belong,

00:10:15.040 but I wasn't doing it

00:10:15.740 for sexual gratification

00:10:16.860 and I wasn't showing myself off.

00:10:18.380 Marager contests.

00:10:19.900 Marager says it was a mistake

00:10:21.120 to plead guilty.

00:10:22.220 When asked if he was there 0.62

00:10:24.480 and masturbated on the property, 0.96

00:10:25.740 Marager said, 0.96

00:10:26.660 I don't remember that night,

00:10:27.600 so I can't comment.

00:10:28.440 It was a long time ago.

00:10:30.640 Oh yes, he doesn't remember. 0.94

00:10:32.160 Doesn't remember if he masturbated 0.98

00:10:33.540 in front of an elderly woman's window or not. 0.97

00:10:36.140 Maybe I did.

00:10:36.900 Maybe I can't remember.

00:10:38.020 So long ago.

00:10:40.300 Now, it may sound difficult to believe

00:10:42.080 that a person wouldn't remember

00:10:43.840 whether or not they did that.

00:10:45.220 But considering how often this guy

00:10:47.860 allegedly exposes himself to women,

00:10:50.160 there may be some truth to it.

00:10:51.400 He's just having trouble keeping it all straight.

00:10:53.940 More from the Post.

00:10:54.900 It says,

00:10:55.160 Marager has also been implicated

00:10:56.380 in sex crime investigations

00:10:57.840 that did not result in charges.

00:11:00.100 In June 2018,

00:11:01.260 while on parole for a burglary conviction,

00:11:03.260 Marager was identified as a suspect

00:11:05.640 in an alleged indecent exposure incident

00:11:07.620 at a gasoline station.

00:11:09.460 According to a police report,

00:11:10.440 three customers reported to the cashier

00:11:11.920 that a person with no underwear

00:11:13.160 wearing a see-through fishnet-style outfit

00:11:15.220 was exposing themselves at a pump.

00:11:17.660 Then on December 26, 2018,

00:11:20.060 police responded to the Palm Springs Swim Center

00:11:22.180 after the coaches of a high school girls'

00:11:23.880 water polo team called police.

00:11:25.700 According to the incident report,

00:11:27.120 one of the coaches said

00:11:27.880 he aggressively confronted Marager

00:11:29.360 after the schoolgirls alerted him 0.99

00:11:31.020 that Marager had exposed his penis 0.99

00:11:33.580 in the women's changing room. 0.99

00:11:34.780 And by the way,

00:11:37.780 as I was reading that

00:11:39.020 from the New York Post,

00:11:39.920 I kept using his and him,

00:11:43.760 but the New York Post was using their

00:11:45.920 because, you know,

00:11:47.580 it's important when we're talking

00:11:49.340 about a sex offender

00:11:51.040 who is exposing himself

00:11:52.400 to young girls,

00:11:53.620 it's important to respect

00:11:54.700 his pronouns still.

00:11:57.760 So to review, 0.98

00:11:59.620 a 52-year-old male sex predator 0.99

00:12:02.400 with a long history of harassing women, 0.99

00:12:04.940 including the elderly and children,

00:12:07.720 entered a female locker room, 1.00

00:12:09.960 exposed his erect penis 1.00

00:12:11.300 to a group of women and a child. 1.00

00:12:13.500 The victims then complained to the staff

00:12:15.420 who all took the sex offender's side

00:12:18.540 and the media took the sex offender's side.

00:12:22.260 The left took the sex offender's side.

00:12:25.440 What's more, they said that 0.97

00:12:26.420 if a male sex pest 1.00

00:12:27.900 shows his erection to you 1.00

00:12:29.200 in the locker room, 0.99

00:12:30.320 it is your responsibility

00:12:31.740 as a woman

00:12:32.620 to accept him as a woman. 1.00

00:12:35.960 A woman with an erection, 1.00

00:12:37.600 to be specific. 0.99

00:12:39.340 This is the actual position

00:12:41.100 of the corporate press

00:12:42.760 and the entire American left wing.

00:12:47.140 If a sex offender

00:12:48.420 is harassing or assaulting you, 0.62

00:12:51.020 you have to put up with it

00:12:52.780 if he says he's trans.

00:12:56.520 Take it one step further. 0.99

00:12:57.880 A male sex offender

00:13:00.780 has the right to harass you

00:13:03.580 and expose himself to you

00:13:05.400 if he says he's trans.

00:13:07.920 Being transgender grants him 0.99

00:13:09.700 the right to commit sex offenses. 0.99

00:13:12.040 That is the official position

00:13:14.200 of the media and the left

00:13:15.700 and all these people.

00:13:17.200 For the left,

00:13:18.100 especially those in the media,

00:13:19.940 what we know

00:13:20.760 and what we learn from this

00:13:21.700 is that their fidelity

00:13:23.380 to their religion

00:13:24.240 and to the LGBT agenda

00:13:25.900 comes before everything else.

00:13:28.680 Before the facts,

00:13:29.800 before truth,

00:13:31.320 before the privacy

00:13:32.080 and safety of women and girls,

00:13:33.460 before basic human decency,

00:13:34.980 before morality,

00:13:35.720 before everything.

00:13:37.660 We know that.

00:13:39.360 And we're accustomed to it by now.

00:13:40.820 We're kind of numb to it.

00:13:42.780 But that shouldn't prevent us

00:13:43.900 from realizing

00:13:44.520 and appreciating

00:13:46.020 just how outrageous 0.94

00:13:47.020 and repugnant 0.83

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00:15:09.640 By the way,

00:15:10.180 I know I'm

00:15:10.640 like,

00:15:12.180 maybe a year behind the times,

00:15:13.600 but I wanted to mention

00:15:14.280 I finally saw

00:15:15.200 the movie Tenet

00:15:16.100 with Christopher Nolan

00:15:17.380 over the weekend.

00:15:18.860 You have to understand

00:15:19.460 it's a high-pressure situation

00:15:21.560 for me

00:15:22.280 when I'm sitting down

00:15:23.900 with my wife

00:15:24.560 to watch a movie

00:15:26.620 because

00:15:26.940 to convince her

00:15:27.880 to watch a movie

00:15:28.580 is already,

00:15:29.360 you know,

00:15:29.580 there's a lot of convincing

00:15:30.620 that goes into it

00:15:31.240 because she's

00:15:31.600 one of these people,

00:15:33.540 very common these days,

00:15:34.420 doesn't want to watch a movie.

00:15:36.320 I would rather watch,

00:15:37.040 you know,

00:15:37.280 I'll sit down and watch a TV show

00:15:38.520 for 30 minutes,

00:15:39.120 but not a movie.

00:15:39.980 And I can kind of understand

00:15:40.860 because it's a big time investment,

00:15:42.320 and so many movies

00:15:43.920 are terrible,

00:15:44.480 but the problem is

00:15:45.360 that if I convince her

00:15:46.800 to watch the movie,

00:15:47.780 now it's as if it's mine,

00:15:49.900 it's as if the movie is mine,

00:15:51.760 like I made it.

00:15:52.520 I'm responsible now

00:15:53.800 if it's not good.

00:15:55.120 So I feel a lot of pressure

00:15:56.420 and so I say,

00:15:58.140 let's sit down

00:15:58.560 and watch this movie,

00:15:59.380 you know,

00:15:59.560 Christopher Nolan,

00:16:00.260 how bad can it be?

00:16:02.140 And I got to say,

00:16:03.200 if you haven't seen this film,

00:16:04.820 it is terrible.

00:16:06.840 I mean,

00:16:07.120 it is awful

00:16:07.760 and I know you're thinking,

00:16:09.200 well, Matt,

00:16:09.500 you hate everything. 0.81

00:16:10.180 That's not true,

00:16:10.840 first of all.

00:16:11.320 I don't hate,

00:16:12.460 there are some things I like.

00:16:13.460 I like fishing.

00:16:14.520 I like the color blue.

00:16:17.000 I like books about Arctic explorers.

00:16:18.900 I like two or three other things.

00:16:20.160 So there are things that I like,

00:16:21.660 but this is just really bad.

00:16:23.380 Christopher Nolan

00:16:23.880 has always had this idea

00:16:25.340 with his movies

00:16:25.820 that for some reason,

00:16:27.480 you know,

00:16:27.680 you shouldn't be allowed

00:16:28.420 to understand the dialogue

00:16:29.740 in the film.

00:16:30.720 He thinks that the dialogue

00:16:31.860 should be a mystery.

00:16:33.720 So all his characters

00:16:35.140 are always speaking

00:16:35.860 in these muffled voices.

00:16:36.900 It sounds like they have blankets

00:16:37.700 over their heads

00:16:38.320 or like listening to the movie.

00:16:40.020 It's like listening to someone

00:16:41.300 it's like trying to have

00:16:42.440 a conversation with someone

00:16:43.460 two rows up from you

00:16:44.620 on a plane during takeoff.

00:16:47.040 And I guess in this movie

00:16:49.640 what he said is,

00:16:50.400 well,

00:16:50.720 I already make the dialogue

00:16:52.480 unintelligible,

00:16:53.160 so let's make a movie

00:16:54.540 where the entire plot

00:16:56.600 and the character's motivations

00:16:59.120 and everything about it

00:17:00.320 is completely incoherent

00:17:01.840 and nothing that is happening

00:17:03.340 in this movie

00:17:03.660 makes any sense whatsoever.

00:17:04.740 It's one of those movies

00:17:07.140 I think that

00:17:07.760 it impresses

00:17:09.420 a very specific

00:17:10.380 IQ demographic.

00:17:12.440 So if you're sitting

00:17:13.060 at like a 90 to 95, 0.99

00:17:15.920 not incredibly stupid 1.00

00:17:17.080 but also not smart, 1.00

00:17:18.540 then you'll watch this movie

00:17:19.960 and you'll think

00:17:20.520 that it,

00:17:21.480 well,

00:17:21.640 it must be a smart movie

00:17:22.720 and so it must make sense

00:17:24.540 and so you're going to be

00:17:26.360 kind of like a person

00:17:27.160 looking at the clouds

00:17:28.140 trying to discern

00:17:29.360 shapes in the clouds.

00:17:31.580 But if you're a little bit smarter

00:17:32.760 you watch it and you go,

00:17:33.640 oh no, 0.98

00:17:33.940 this is all just total nonsense.

00:17:36.720 So really bad,

00:17:37.660 but still

00:17:38.160 better than any Marvel movie.

00:17:41.000 I'll give it that.

00:17:42.740 All right,

00:17:42.960 so there was supposed

00:17:43.900 to allegedly be

00:17:44.680 a right-wing rally in D.C.

00:17:46.720 to commemorate January 6th

00:17:48.580 or something or another

00:17:49.760 on Saturday.

00:17:51.700 You know,

00:17:51.880 the thing is that

00:17:52.440 nobody had heard

00:17:53.720 about this rally.

00:17:55.380 I'm a right-winger

00:17:56.240 and I have my ear

00:17:58.940 to the pavement.

00:17:59.680 I kind of hear about these,

00:18:01.400 you know,

00:18:01.520 if there's going to be

00:18:01.940 a big conservative

00:18:03.120 right-wing protest somewhere,

00:18:05.240 you'd think I'd be

00:18:05.720 the kind of person

00:18:06.200 that might hear about it.

00:18:08.080 You'd think you would hear about it,

00:18:09.200 but no one had heard about it.

00:18:11.540 Nobody knew

00:18:12.120 it was supposed to happen.

00:18:13.640 Only the media knew about it.

00:18:15.820 So the media showed up

00:18:17.060 on Saturday in D.C.

00:18:19.380 and the police showed up

00:18:20.620 and lots of feds showed up, 0.99

00:18:24.140 we can assume,

00:18:25.140 and really nobody else.

00:18:26.820 Here's the Reuters report

00:18:28.320 about this so-called protest.

00:18:31.020 Let's watch.

00:18:32.220 Police vastly outnumbered

00:18:34.020 protesters around the U.S. Capitol

00:18:35.600 on Saturday

00:18:36.380 at a sparsely attended rally

00:18:38.540 by supporters of people

00:18:39.660 who breached the building

00:18:40.720 on January 6th,

00:18:42.480 trying to overturn

00:18:43.180 former President Donald Trump's

00:18:44.680 election defeat.

00:18:46.180 About one to 200 protesters

00:18:47.820 showed up for the

00:18:48.720 Justice for J6 rally,

00:18:50.980 far fewer than the 700 organizers

00:18:53.120 had expected,

00:18:54.300 and the thousands

00:18:55.060 who brought mayhem

00:18:56.180 to the Capitol

00:18:56.840 on January 6th.

00:18:58.540 As part of an effort

00:18:59.380 by some of Trump's

00:19:00.340 far-right supporters

00:19:01.400 to rewrite the history

00:19:02.660 of January's deadly mob assault,

00:19:05.140 speaker after speaker

00:19:06.240 on Saturday

00:19:07.060 insisted that

00:19:08.220 hundreds of rioters

00:19:09.340 arrested that day

00:19:10.220 were, quote,

00:19:10.940 political prisoners.

00:19:12.100 Okay, a couple things

00:19:14.620 here.

00:19:16.500 And you see a few.

00:19:17.680 So there were a few.

00:19:18.340 There were like,

00:19:19.820 you know,

00:19:20.180 10 or 12

00:19:21.020 maybe actual protesters.

00:19:23.340 There were about 15

00:19:26.980 reporters for every

00:19:28.960 actual protester.

00:19:31.040 But even of the 10 or 12,

00:19:32.540 we can assume that

00:19:33.180 at least half of them

00:19:34.040 were in the FBI.

00:19:35.260 So how many real protesters?

00:19:37.300 Who knows?

00:19:38.580 As far as them,

00:19:39.380 as the

00:19:39.940 Capitol rioters

00:19:42.900 in prison right now

00:19:43.800 being political prisoners,

00:19:45.300 they are political prisoners

00:19:47.200 in the sense

00:19:48.540 that the severity

00:19:49.600 of the charges,

00:19:50.420 you know,

00:19:51.860 the extent

00:19:52.620 to which they've been

00:19:54.060 hunted down,

00:19:55.280 the way they're being

00:19:56.440 dealt with,

00:19:57.580 all of this

00:19:59.000 is politically motivated.

00:20:00.840 So that's what

00:20:01.680 we mean

00:20:02.540 when we say

00:20:03.080 political prisoners

00:20:03.900 in this case.

00:20:05.480 And we know

00:20:06.580 that it's politically motivated.

00:20:09.240 We 100%

00:20:10.840 know that

00:20:11.700 based on the comparison

00:20:14.100 to the BLM riots.

00:20:17.540 We have this

00:20:18.580 really handy comparison

00:20:19.860 that we can draw

00:20:20.660 of violent rioting,

00:20:23.460 in many cases

00:20:24.500 much more violent

00:20:25.480 than what we saw

00:20:26.480 on January 6th

00:20:28.000 all across the country.

00:20:29.220 And we can see

00:20:30.320 how those rioters

00:20:31.880 have been dealt with

00:20:32.540 and how that's been handled.

00:20:33.580 And we can compare it

00:20:34.380 and we can see,

00:20:35.880 okay, well,

00:20:37.380 the ones at the Capitol

00:20:38.300 are being dealt with

00:20:40.820 in a much,

00:20:41.920 much harsher way

00:20:42.960 than BLM.

00:20:45.860 And we can't say

00:20:48.580 that, oh,

00:20:48.960 it's because they

00:20:49.400 attacked a government building.

00:20:50.920 As we've reviewed

00:20:51.820 many times,

00:20:52.580 BLM did the same thing. 0.95

00:20:53.820 They had a,

00:20:54.380 BLM and Antifa,

00:20:55.420 they had a federal courthouse

00:20:56.520 under siege

00:20:57.220 for weeks.

00:20:59.660 They invaded

00:21:00.420 a police station,

00:21:01.880 burned it down.

00:21:03.020 That's a government building?

00:21:04.600 You would think

00:21:05.200 that's a pretty

00:21:05.540 significant

00:21:06.200 crime,

00:21:07.680 you would think.

00:21:08.340 in spite of that,

00:21:13.460 we know that most

00:21:15.140 of the effort

00:21:16.320 has been to track down

00:21:18.740 January 6th

00:21:19.360 and not the BLM rioters.

00:21:20.760 And why is that?

00:21:21.740 Well, because it's politics.

00:21:23.200 So political prisoners,

00:21:24.280 yes, in that sense.

00:21:27.840 Also, in terms of

00:21:28.940 anticipating a big turnout,

00:21:30.420 nobody did.

00:21:32.140 No one anticipated that,

00:21:33.160 but the media.

00:21:33.780 And it wasn't so much

00:21:34.400 them anticipating

00:21:35.440 a big turnout,

00:21:36.100 it's that they were

00:21:37.120 hoping for one.

00:21:38.340 They're begging

00:21:39.280 for another

00:21:41.620 January 6th.

00:21:43.220 But much worse.

00:21:46.640 You know,

00:21:47.180 we know that

00:21:47.740 after January 6th,

00:21:48.920 they said it was

00:21:49.320 a deadly riot

00:21:50.160 and they were trying

00:21:50.680 to imply that the rioters,

00:21:52.180 you know,

00:21:53.160 killed several people.

00:21:54.840 And in fact,

00:21:55.180 the rioters didn't

00:21:55.660 kill anybody. 0.73

00:21:57.660 But what they want, 0.99

00:21:58.880 you know,

00:21:59.040 they want

00:21:59.640 a real riot

00:22:01.520 that's actually

00:22:03.440 as bad and violent

00:22:04.620 as they've made

00:22:05.420 this one out to be.

00:22:06.500 That's what they are

00:22:07.340 begging for.

00:22:10.460 And they couldn't

00:22:11.400 get it in this case.

00:22:12.220 So my condolences

00:22:14.360 to the media.

00:22:15.160 You didn't get,

00:22:16.000 I know what you were

00:22:16.760 looking for.

00:22:17.240 You were hoping

00:22:17.560 some people would die

00:22:18.460 and it would be

00:22:19.520 a big mess.

00:22:21.220 And it would give you

00:22:21.900 something to talk about.

00:22:24.020 It would give you

00:22:24.680 something you could

00:22:25.180 hang around the necks

00:22:26.420 of your political enemies.

00:22:27.340 And my condolences

00:22:28.600 that you didn't get that.

00:22:29.580 Really, really tough.

00:22:30.460 Really tough break.

00:22:31.180 I'm sorry, guys.

00:22:32.800 Maybe next time.

00:22:34.780 All right.

00:22:35.000 Next from the Daily Wire,

00:22:36.000 it says,

00:22:36.400 San Francisco Mayor

00:22:37.480 London Breed,

00:22:38.640 a Democrat,

00:22:39.460 was photographed

00:22:39.940 at a jazz club

00:22:40.920 earlier this week

00:22:41.820 indoors

00:22:42.400 and without a mask

00:22:43.420 despite a citywide mandate.

00:22:45.760 Let's play the video

00:22:46.840 of her here

00:22:47.700 as I read this report

00:22:49.620 from the Daily Wire.

00:22:51.000 You can see her there.

00:22:52.040 There's not a mask in sight.

00:22:53.420 And they are indoors

00:22:55.720 and they're packed in tight.

00:22:59.320 And there's someone

00:23:00.160 singing there,

00:23:01.880 exhaling vigorously,

00:23:03.560 spraying his aerosol particles

00:23:07.680 all over this crowd

00:23:08.740 of maskless people.

00:23:09.720 This is a really dangerous

00:23:10.640 thing going on.

00:23:13.140 And this was last week.

00:23:15.120 When asked on Friday

00:23:16.340 about her defiance

00:23:17.180 of the mask mandate,

00:23:18.000 Breed responded

00:23:18.680 with excuses

00:23:19.540 that wouldn't fly

00:23:20.500 for anyone else,

00:23:21.100 including a denunciation

00:23:21.880 of the fund police.

00:23:22.900 We have her excuses.

00:23:25.560 Yeah, the next day

00:23:26.500 she was talking

00:23:27.360 to the media

00:23:27.820 and in fact,

00:23:32.160 she goes on

00:23:33.340 for like five or six minutes

00:23:34.420 defending herself.

00:23:36.740 And I'm not going

00:23:37.440 to play the entire thing,

00:23:38.300 but here's a minute

00:23:38.900 and a half

00:23:39.480 of her offering

00:23:40.940 excuses

00:23:41.940 for defying

00:23:43.680 her own mask mandate.

00:23:46.740 And you just have

00:23:47.860 to listen to this.

00:23:48.600 Let's listen.

00:23:49.780 I had a good time

00:23:50.860 at the Black Cat

00:23:51.620 and I think it's sad

00:23:53.600 that this is even

00:23:54.980 a story.

00:23:56.220 The fact is

00:23:57.420 there was something

00:24:00.080 that was really

00:24:02.020 monumental that occurred

00:24:04.780 and that is

00:24:06.340 Tony, Tony, Tony,

00:24:07.780 the original members,

00:24:09.620 the brothers,

00:24:11.000 Rafael Sadiq

00:24:12.000 and Dwayne Wiggins

00:24:13.840 who have not performed

00:24:15.720 in public

00:24:17.000 for I believe

00:24:17.800 at least over 20 years.

00:24:19.440 They are just really

00:24:21.720 some of the most

00:24:23.720 incredible artists

00:24:25.080 in the history

00:24:26.660 of this country

00:24:28.220 and the Bay Area

00:24:29.040 in particular.

00:24:30.580 And the fact that

00:24:31.440 that is getting lost here

00:24:33.160 is very unfortunate.

00:24:34.680 Not to mention

00:24:35.540 the incredible trumpeteer

00:24:37.920 Maurice Mobetta Brown

00:24:40.600 who is just phenomenal.

00:24:43.840 These incredible musicians

00:24:45.380 who performed

00:24:46.900 and who really

00:24:48.700 uplifted the spirits

00:24:49.780 of not just myself

00:24:51.160 but all of the people

00:24:52.700 who were there.

00:24:54.260 And from my perspective,

00:24:56.380 you know,

00:24:57.180 I was there,

00:24:58.380 I was eating

00:24:59.180 and I was drinking

00:25:00.420 and I was sitting

00:25:01.560 with my friends

00:25:02.380 and everyone who came

00:25:03.680 in there was vaccinated.

00:25:05.120 So the fact that

00:25:05.900 we have turned this

00:25:06.740 into a story

00:25:07.780 about being massless,

00:25:09.260 no,

00:25:09.580 I'm not going to

00:25:10.320 sip and put my mask on,

00:25:12.240 sip and put my mask on,

00:25:13.860 sip and put my mask on.

00:25:15.200 Eat and put my mask on.

00:25:17.040 While I'm eating

00:25:18.100 and I'm drinking,

00:25:19.060 I'm going to keep 0.77

00:25:19.600 my mask off.

00:25:21.260 Okay, well,

00:25:22.160 she was having a good time

00:25:23.420 and besides,

00:25:25.360 Dwayne Wiggins

00:25:26.440 was there.

00:25:28.720 Come on,

00:25:29.660 Dwayne Wiggins was there

00:25:30.980 and there was

00:25:31.800 incredible trumpeteers.

00:25:35.740 I mean,

00:25:36.980 look,

00:25:38.520 is that not enough

00:25:39.900 for you people?

00:25:42.680 Yes, we're saying

00:25:43.860 that it's a deadly pandemic

00:25:45.140 and, you know,

00:25:45.900 if you walk outside

00:25:46.540 without a mask on,

00:25:47.200 you might die

00:25:47.920 and, yeah,

00:25:49.380 your kids have to go

00:25:50.280 to school every day

00:25:51.800 in a mask.

00:25:54.040 Right?

00:25:54.580 But Dwayne Wiggins

00:25:56.160 was at the club

00:25:57.360 and she was having

00:25:59.480 a good time.

00:26:04.120 Later on,

00:26:04.780 she talks about,

00:26:05.760 I don't know if she said

00:26:06.340 it there or not

00:26:06.840 because I was only

00:26:07.480 barely paying attention,

00:26:08.900 but she accuses

00:26:10.680 the people

00:26:11.720 who are telling her

00:26:12.840 that she should

00:26:13.280 obey her own rules.

00:26:14.240 She's calling them

00:26:14.780 the fun police

00:26:15.660 and she says

00:26:17.440 that she was getting

00:26:18.020 in the spirit,

00:26:19.060 you know?

00:26:19.860 She was just vibing

00:26:20.800 to the jazz music.

00:26:22.300 Man,

00:26:22.740 chill out,

00:26:23.160 all right?

00:26:25.980 And what is she

00:26:26.660 going to do?

00:26:28.380 Take,

00:26:29.020 you know,

00:26:29.440 take,

00:26:30.120 pull the mask down,

00:26:31.180 take a sip of the drink,

00:26:32.280 pull the mask back up,

00:26:33.880 pull it down,

00:26:34.520 take a sip.

00:26:35.020 Who would do that?

00:26:35.780 That's crazy.

00:26:36.600 I mean,

00:26:36.740 that's insane.

00:26:38.200 It's crazy to expect

00:26:39.640 anyone to do that.

00:26:42.080 I mean,

00:26:42.560 that's exactly what

00:26:43.400 they tell you to do

00:26:43.920 on planes,

00:26:44.540 though.

00:26:45.520 They tell you that

00:26:46.840 explicitly.

00:26:48.200 They say,

00:26:49.100 pull your mask down,

00:26:50.260 take a sip,

00:26:50.740 and pull it back up.

00:26:52.580 That's verbatim instructions

00:26:54.060 from flight attendants

00:26:54.960 on planes.

00:26:55.580 Now,

00:26:55.800 she's not on a plane,

00:26:56.620 granted,

00:26:57.020 but has Mayor London Breed

00:26:59.240 come out

00:26:59.760 and

00:27:01.620 said how she feels

00:27:04.040 about these kinds

00:27:04.600 of regulations

00:27:05.120 on planes?

00:27:05.780 She is apparently

00:27:09.240 against the federal

00:27:10.640 guidelines on planes.

00:27:13.080 She should be against them,

00:27:14.720 but maybe she should

00:27:15.880 say that out loud.

00:27:18.560 Well,

00:27:19.000 she only says it out loud

00:27:19.840 in defense of herself,

00:27:20.820 not in defense of anybody else.

00:27:24.280 Now,

00:27:24.820 of course,

00:27:25.240 as always with these, 0.99

00:27:26.220 with these COVID hypocrites, 0.99

00:27:28.140 the things they're saying 0.98

00:27:30.900 in defense of their behavior,

00:27:33.240 if you were to

00:27:36.100 consider that

00:27:37.360 in a vacuum,

00:27:38.560 it makes sense.

00:27:40.560 I don't have a problem.

00:27:42.780 I'm not the one

00:27:43.680 with a problem

00:27:44.160 of someone

00:27:44.580 who has a problem

00:27:45.800 with someone going

00:27:46.360 to a nightclub

00:27:47.780 and having a drink

00:27:48.780 with their friends

00:27:49.320 and hanging out

00:27:50.340 without a mask on.

00:27:52.800 All of that

00:27:53.460 makes perfect sense.

00:27:55.660 The problem,

00:27:56.620 of course,

00:27:57.100 is that those excuses

00:27:58.940 would not fly

00:28:01.040 for anybody else

00:28:02.060 in San Francisco.

00:28:04.620 No one else

00:28:05.400 is allowed to do that.

00:28:08.840 No business

00:28:09.880 is allowed to say

00:28:11.700 in San Francisco,

00:28:12.600 I'm not going to abide

00:28:13.320 by the mandates

00:28:14.440 because I just want

00:28:15.280 my customers

00:28:15.780 to have a good time.

00:28:18.960 They should be allowed

00:28:19.980 to say that,

00:28:20.480 but they can't.

00:28:22.320 Only Mayor London Breed

00:28:23.620 can say that.

00:28:27.580 Because all animals

00:28:28.660 are equal,

00:28:29.380 but some are more equal

00:28:30.280 than others,

00:28:31.260 to quote Animal Farm.

00:28:33.660 Animal Farm,

00:28:34.400 which, by the way,

00:28:35.020 I think if we're looking

00:28:36.060 for an Orwell comparison

00:28:37.420 and everyone goes

00:28:38.340 to 1984

00:28:38.940 and there's a lot,

00:28:40.140 there's, you know,

00:28:40.940 certainly a lot

00:28:42.560 that's analogous there,

00:28:43.840 many comparisons,

00:28:44.660 but I think Animal Farm

00:28:45.480 more and more

00:28:46.160 is the better comparison.

00:28:48.300 But she doesn't apologize.

00:28:53.920 That's the other thing

00:28:54.680 we always see

00:28:55.340 with Democrats in general.

00:28:58.520 Never apologize.

00:28:59.740 Just double down.

00:29:02.860 Maybe a lesson there

00:29:03.840 for the rest of us. 0.86

00:29:05.880 More hypocrisy 0.67

00:29:07.040 on COVID.

00:29:08.580 The Emmys

00:29:09.240 were last night

00:29:10.540 and we're just going

00:29:11.600 through all of the,

00:29:12.420 you know,

00:29:12.640 award ceremonies

00:29:13.480 and galas

00:29:14.280 and the VMAs

00:29:15.620 last week.

00:29:17.320 No one cares

00:29:17.960 about any of this.

00:29:18.420 Nobody watches

00:29:18.920 any of it anymore.

00:29:20.320 But they're still going

00:29:21.040 to, you know,

00:29:21.480 they're still going

00:29:21.840 to throw these really,

00:29:22.840 they don't have the ratings

00:29:23.860 anymore to justify it,

00:29:25.020 but they're still going

00:29:25.600 to throw these parties

00:29:26.420 for themselves

00:29:27.000 because it makes

00:29:29.940 them feel important

00:29:30.840 and that's what

00:29:31.240 it's really all about.

00:29:32.420 But they were indoors,

00:29:34.780 maskless,

00:29:36.080 at the Emmys

00:29:36.880 and then Seth Rogen

00:29:38.420 gets up there

00:29:39.160 and he calls them

00:29:40.320 out for this.

00:29:40.900 He's getting a lot

00:29:41.300 of credit for this

00:29:42.120 online, you know.

00:29:43.680 Social media is impressed

00:29:44.880 with Seth Rogen

00:29:45.620 for his courage

00:29:46.340 and standing up there

00:29:47.200 and calling out

00:29:48.240 his fellow celebrities 0.98

00:29:49.100 for their COVID hypocrisy. 0.91

00:29:50.760 But I'm not quite,

00:29:51.360 I'm not quite as impressed

00:29:53.700 as everybody else

00:29:54.340 seems to be.

00:29:55.260 Let's listen to Seth Rogen

00:29:56.140 first.

00:29:57.940 Anyway,

00:29:58.560 good to be here

00:29:59.340 at the Emmy Awards.

00:30:00.940 Let me start by saying

00:30:02.020 there is way too many

00:30:03.040 of us in this little room.

00:30:05.620 What are we doing?

00:30:07.040 They said this was outdoors.

00:30:09.240 It's not.

00:30:11.300 They lied to us.

00:30:13.680 We're in a hermetically

00:30:14.960 sealed tent right now.

00:30:17.320 I would not have

00:30:18.240 come to this.

00:30:20.520 Why is there a roof?

00:30:22.960 It's more important

00:30:23.980 that we have

00:30:24.380 three chandeliers

00:30:25.400 than that we make sure

00:30:26.180 we don't kill

00:30:26.800 Eugene Levy tonight.

00:30:31.940 That's perfect

00:30:32.740 because they're laughing 0.99

00:30:33.760 about their hypocrisy. 0.99

00:30:35.940 There's no courage 0.57

00:30:36.880 in that for Seth Rogen.

00:30:38.020 He's saying, 0.97

00:30:39.740 yeah, we're hypocrites. 0.96

00:30:40.440 Isn't that hilarious? 0.96

00:30:41.600 And everyone's laughing

00:30:42.380 hysterically at it.

00:30:45.860 He's like,

00:30:46.240 I wouldn't have come

00:30:46.800 to this if I had known.

00:30:48.160 Really, when you're

00:30:48.840 like walking down

00:30:49.600 the red carpet

00:30:50.240 and you've got your

00:30:51.180 fancy orange suit on,

00:30:52.420 you didn't notice

00:30:53.200 the building.

00:30:53.820 You could walk in.

00:30:54.620 You could leave any time.

00:30:57.380 Do they have you

00:30:57.880 at gunpoint on stage?

00:31:01.540 I wouldn't be here

00:31:02.660 right now if I knew

00:31:03.440 it was going to be like this.

00:31:04.480 And then he stays there

00:31:05.180 for another four and a half hours.

00:31:06.360 Yeah, that's what

00:31:10.360 we have to understand.

00:31:11.120 They think

00:31:12.700 that their hypocrisy 0.84

00:31:14.600 is funny. 0.86

00:31:15.200 It's just a joke.

00:31:18.980 This is,

00:31:20.280 there's nothing remarkable

00:31:21.360 about that except

00:31:21.940 that they're doing it

00:31:22.460 on TV

00:31:22.980 with the cameras rolling,

00:31:26.440 laughing about 0.99

00:31:26.960 their own hypocrisy. 0.99

00:31:29.640 But they don't care. 0.97

00:31:31.820 Here's what we have

00:31:32.440 to understand

00:31:32.840 about the elites.

00:31:33.800 they just don't care

00:31:36.080 if you're upset

00:31:37.920 about it.

00:31:40.900 Mayor London Breed.

00:31:43.740 I hate to even call her

00:31:44.980 an elite

00:31:45.500 as the mayor

00:31:46.340 of that 1.00

00:31:47.500 garbage 1.00

00:31:49.380 crap hole 1.00

00:31:50.240 San Francisco. 1.00

00:31:51.480 But,

00:31:52.380 you know,

00:31:53.820 in a sense of being

00:31:54.660 in charge of the city,

00:31:56.000 she is.

00:31:56.360 So,

00:31:56.700 they don't care

00:31:57.480 if you're upset about it.

00:31:59.940 They don't care

00:32:00.560 if I'm upset about it.

00:32:01.420 because to them,

00:32:03.960 we are subhuman.

00:32:05.700 We don't,

00:32:06.020 our opinions

00:32:06.780 don't matter at all.

00:32:08.840 And all of these rules

00:32:10.080 are for us

00:32:11.240 because we can't

00:32:12.660 be trusted.

00:32:13.860 See,

00:32:14.080 Mayor Breed,

00:32:16.180 she can make 1.00

00:32:17.700 judgment calls.

00:32:19.020 And she knows

00:32:19.760 that she's vaccinated

00:32:20.600 and she knows

00:32:21.900 that this is a reasonable

00:32:22.680 thing to do

00:32:23.240 and it's not a great risk

00:32:24.140 and everything else

00:32:24.660 and she just wants 1.00

00:32:25.180 to go and have a good time.

00:32:27.120 That's discernment.

00:32:28.160 That's a judgment call.

00:32:29.220 She can do that.

00:32:30.120 She can make 1.00

00:32:30.680 that judgment call.

00:32:31.900 She trusts herself.

00:32:33.580 She trusts her friends

00:32:34.700 to do that.

00:32:36.300 But she doesn't trust you

00:32:37.440 because you're 0.99

00:32:37.920 nothing but a peon. 0.99

00:32:40.620 You're barely human 0.84

00:32:41.860 to her.

00:32:44.580 That's the way

00:32:45.120 they view it.

00:32:49.240 Speaking of,

00:32:50.500 here's actual

00:32:51.260 subhuman behavior.

00:32:53.140 This is a viral video

00:32:54.100 that will really

00:32:54.780 make your blood boil.

00:32:56.700 We played the video

00:32:57.760 last week

00:32:58.260 of the kid

00:32:58.660 on the plane

00:32:59.280 being forced

00:32:59.780 to wear a mask

00:33:00.340 and you might have

00:33:01.600 thought it can't

00:33:01.940 get any worse than that

00:33:02.760 but it can.

00:33:03.680 Here's a very young child

00:33:04.780 at a daycare center.

00:33:06.400 And when I say

00:33:06.760 very young,

00:33:07.380 I mean this kid

00:33:07.760 looks to be under two,

00:33:09.180 maybe 18 months,

00:33:10.160 18 to 20 months

00:33:10.900 or somewhere

00:33:11.580 in that range.

00:33:13.820 And he is screaming

00:33:14.920 while the harpies 0.83

00:33:15.840 at the daycare center

00:33:16.620 try to put the muzzle

00:33:18.040 on him.

00:33:18.700 Let's watch

00:33:19.380 some of this video.

00:33:20.000 put your mask on.

00:33:23.320 No, you gotta

00:33:26.900 wear it on.

00:33:28.100 No, you gotta

00:33:28.660 keep it on.

00:33:32.720 Put your mask on.

00:33:35.700 There you go.

00:33:36.480 Keep it right there.

00:33:37.920 Yay, Mason!

00:33:39.500 Yay! 0.99

00:33:41.280 You feel it, Mason.

00:33:42.600 Look, we're gonna

00:33:44.900 keep it right here.

00:33:46.160 Mom, you gotta

00:33:47.680 move, Mom. 1.00

00:33:49.240 Move! 0.97

00:33:53.600 Oh, I see you.

00:33:56.900 Keep your mask on.

00:33:58.840 Put your mask back on.

00:34:00.600 Oh, I'm gonna go.

00:34:02.940 What are you looking at?

00:34:04.400 Keep it on your face.

00:34:06.780 You gotta keep it on your face.

00:34:08.260 That's just ungodly rage.

00:34:16.140 It fills me with

00:34:16.780 watching that.

00:34:19.380 As a parent,

00:34:20.220 I don't even like the

00:34:21.240 it gives me heart palpitations

00:34:22.980 just to see

00:34:24.140 a kid that age

00:34:25.060 with anything around his neck.

00:34:27.380 Okay?

00:34:29.400 And if you have any experience

00:34:30.600 with young kids,

00:34:31.420 you know that that's

00:34:31.980 that's not

00:34:32.700 paranoia.

00:34:34.600 I mean,

00:34:36.020 if it's paranoia,

00:34:37.200 it's less paranoia

00:34:38.240 to be worried about that

00:34:39.300 than it is to be worried

00:34:40.020 about COVID for a kid that age.

00:34:43.260 I would be more worried

00:34:44.500 about him having

00:34:45.160 that thing around his neck

00:34:46.220 and it getting tangled

00:34:47.320 and somehow he ends up

00:34:48.300 choking himself.

00:34:51.380 I mean,

00:34:51.700 with kids that age,

00:34:53.560 one of the most dangerous

00:34:54.260 things in your home

00:34:55.340 is the cord on your blinds.

00:34:58.980 Kids get their necks 0.89

00:34:59.800 wrapped around that

00:35:00.660 and essentially 0.50

00:35:01.680 hang themselves.

00:35:02.460 These kinds of things

00:35:03.720 happen.

00:35:05.800 So that alone

00:35:06.800 is a reason why

00:35:07.440 I wouldn't put that mask

00:35:08.240 on a kid.

00:35:10.200 And there are about

00:35:10.860 a hundred other reasons

00:35:11.740 on top of it.

00:35:14.900 Now a child,

00:35:16.360 as I said,

00:35:17.320 I think under two years old,

00:35:19.480 we don't know the exact age.

00:35:21.220 He doesn't have

00:35:22.120 full words yet,

00:35:24.400 you can tell.

00:35:26.840 Which means

00:35:27.400 he can't,

00:35:27.880 he can't also,

00:35:28.680 he also can't understand

00:35:29.580 everything that's being told

00:35:30.620 to him.

00:35:31.940 So there's no way

00:35:32.900 to communicate

00:35:33.600 to a child

00:35:34.400 that age

00:35:35.120 why he needs

00:35:36.340 to wear a mask.

00:35:39.760 Really,

00:35:40.240 you can't communicate

00:35:40.820 it to any child

00:35:41.420 because there is

00:35:41.940 no good reason for it.

00:35:44.420 But whatever

00:35:45.020 your bad reasons are,

00:35:46.800 he's not going to

00:35:47.380 understand that.

00:35:49.420 Which means

00:35:50.100 that kids that age,

00:35:51.200 they're either

00:35:51.460 not going to wear

00:35:52.160 the mask,

00:35:53.160 that is a normal,

00:35:54.440 healthy child reaction

00:35:55.820 to putting something

00:35:56.980 on their face

00:35:57.720 like that.

00:35:58.240 Have you ever

00:36:01.520 tried putting

00:36:02.040 like a hat

00:36:02.900 on a kid?

00:36:04.100 Forget about

00:36:04.500 something on their face.

00:36:05.620 Try putting a hat

00:36:06.900 on their head.

00:36:08.760 Or it's raining out

00:36:09.940 and, you know,

00:36:10.540 they've got their

00:36:11.140 little rain jacket on,

00:36:12.600 you try to put the hood up

00:36:13.400 so they don't get

00:36:13.840 their hair wet.

00:36:16.660 How long does that

00:36:17.480 thing stay on there?

00:36:19.620 10 seconds?

00:36:21.920 Now how in the world

00:36:23.160 would you keep

00:36:24.300 something on their face

00:36:25.520 if you can't even

00:36:26.280 keep something

00:36:26.640 on their head?

00:36:28.240 And the answer is

00:36:30.200 in most cases

00:36:31.460 with healthy kids

00:36:32.420 and by that I mean

00:36:34.360 psychologically healthy kids,

00:36:36.120 you're not going

00:36:36.820 to be able to do it.

00:36:37.440 They just will not

00:36:38.180 go along with it.

00:36:40.220 They're not capable

00:36:41.260 of going along

00:36:42.200 with something like that.

00:36:43.780 And yet you hear

00:36:44.640 from parents

00:36:45.300 who say

00:36:47.000 by way of

00:36:48.440 defending

00:36:48.960 masking kids,

00:36:50.160 they say,

00:36:51.480 oh my kid,

00:36:52.180 I have a two-year-old

00:36:53.020 and he wears the mask

00:36:54.340 without a problem

00:36:55.740 whenever we go out.

00:36:56.940 I send him to daycare,

00:36:58.400 I send him to preschool,

00:36:59.900 we go to Target

00:37:01.120 and he wears the mask

00:37:02.100 the whole time.

00:37:04.060 Now I think a lot

00:37:04.720 of these parents

00:37:05.100 are probably lying,

00:37:06.440 but not all of them.

00:37:09.400 Now I have seen

00:37:10.560 kids that look

00:37:11.260 as young as that

00:37:12.380 or younger

00:37:12.920 walking around,

00:37:13.900 you know,

00:37:14.160 places

00:37:14.560 with masks on their face

00:37:17.180 and not really fidgeting

00:37:18.140 much with it.

00:37:18.740 And so you just

00:37:20.700 have to think.

00:37:22.940 What did those parents 0.85

00:37:24.440 and the adults

00:37:26.180 in that child's life,

00:37:27.740 what did they have to do

00:37:29.240 to that child

00:37:30.140 to make him cooperate

00:37:31.880 with this?

00:37:34.700 It is,

00:37:35.740 it's

00:37:36.080 bone-chilling

00:37:39.000 to think about.

00:37:41.020 The psychological abuse,

00:37:42.800 the amount of fear

00:37:46.080 that they would have

00:37:47.000 to instill

00:37:47.760 in a child

00:37:48.340 to get a child

00:37:49.200 that age

00:37:50.160 to cooperate

00:37:50.960 with something like that.

00:37:53.780 You would have to

00:37:54.820 absolutely scare

00:37:56.300 them senseless,

00:37:58.620 repeatedly.

00:38:00.580 You would have to

00:38:01.500 drill this fear

00:38:03.040 into their

00:38:03.900 little heads.

00:38:05.180 And it would have

00:38:08.440 to be a

00:38:09.160 terror campaign

00:38:10.960 that you're waging

00:38:11.580 against your child

00:38:12.520 consistently

00:38:15.240 until it really

00:38:17.480 sinks in.

00:38:19.520 That's the only way

00:38:20.580 a kid that age

00:38:21.140 will go along with it

00:38:21.940 is if they are

00:38:23.380 terrified

00:38:24.100 that if they don't

00:38:26.940 take the mask off,

00:38:27.660 they'll die.

00:38:28.940 And you got to

00:38:29.640 really try to get

00:38:30.400 that message

00:38:30.820 into their heads.

00:38:35.180 And then once

00:38:35.840 you've done that,

00:38:37.820 there's no

00:38:38.280 recovering from that

00:38:39.940 psychologically.

00:38:41.940 You have really

00:38:42.980 and truly

00:38:43.540 emotionally

00:38:44.160 and psychologically

00:38:44.820 scarred your kid. 0.74

00:38:47.800 Permanently. 0.59

00:38:49.160 You've caused

00:38:49.820 developmental,

00:38:50.860 mental developmental,

00:38:52.780 psychological developmental

00:38:53.820 issues

00:38:55.320 that aren't going

00:38:56.140 to magically

00:38:56.780 go away. 0.82

00:38:59.980 Of all the things

00:39:00.900 we worry about,

00:39:01.600 we hear about people

00:39:02.560 being emotionally

00:39:03.340 traumatized

00:39:04.340 and psychologically

00:39:05.100 traumatized

00:39:06.120 and we hear about

00:39:07.100 our kids

00:39:07.980 are going to be

00:39:08.360 traumatized

00:39:09.100 if they get

00:39:10.260 a failing grade

00:39:11.080 on a report card

00:39:12.060 and so we got to

00:39:12.680 get rid of the

00:39:13.460 grading system

00:39:14.180 and all this

00:39:14.520 kind of stuff.

00:39:17.740 All of the worrying

00:39:18.780 we do over trauma

00:39:20.600 and the way

00:39:21.220 that the word trauma

00:39:22.140 is so abused

00:39:24.080 and misapplied

00:39:25.100 and yet here

00:39:26.920 is an actual

00:39:27.760 example of it.

00:39:28.760 That is real trauma

00:39:30.160 that you are

00:39:31.180 inflicting on a child.

00:39:35.100 And of course

00:39:35.640 we know

00:39:35.880 that the exact

00:39:36.380 same people

00:39:36.980 there is

00:39:40.080 an almost

00:39:40.540 100% overlap

00:39:41.540 between the people

00:39:42.240 who think

00:39:43.140 that a failing grade

00:39:44.280 will traumatize

00:39:44.920 a child

00:39:45.280 so we got to

00:39:45.640 get rid of

00:39:45.820 the grading system

00:39:46.400 and the people

00:39:47.160 who think

00:39:47.500 that it's not

00:39:48.200 traumatizing at all

00:39:49.260 to force a very

00:39:51.000 young child

00:39:51.380 to wear a face mask

00:39:52.120 and to tell him

00:39:52.660 that if he takes

00:39:53.060 it off

00:39:53.340 he might die.

00:39:54.220 All right finally

00:39:57.980 Doug Gottlieb

00:39:59.300 is the former

00:39:59.980 FDA commissioner

00:40:00.900 and he has

00:40:01.780 some information

00:40:02.340 on the origins

00:40:03.640 of the six feet

00:40:05.580 social distancing

00:40:06.400 guideline

00:40:06.980 or rather

00:40:09.440 his information

00:40:10.280 is that there's

00:40:10.820 no information

00:40:11.400 on the origins

00:40:11.900 because nobody

00:40:12.400 knows the origins

00:40:13.060 but let's listen

00:40:13.680 to him.

00:40:15.020 And you're right

00:40:15.440 the six feet

00:40:16.160 was arbitrary.

00:40:17.160 The six feet

00:40:17.600 was arbitrary

00:40:18.040 in and of itself

00:40:19.000 but if the

00:40:19.520 administration

00:40:19.880 had focused

00:40:20.460 in on that

00:40:21.260 they might have

00:40:22.700 been able

00:40:22.980 to affect

00:40:23.580 a policy

00:40:24.280 that would have

00:40:25.140 actually achieved

00:40:26.000 their outcome

00:40:26.560 but that policy

00:40:28.180 making process

00:40:29.000 didn't exist

00:40:29.820 and the six feet

00:40:31.100 is a perfect

00:40:31.540 example of

00:40:32.580 sort of the

00:40:33.440 lack of

00:40:34.760 rigor around

00:40:36.440 how CDC

00:40:37.060 made recommendations.

00:40:37.940 Nobody knows

00:40:38.420 where it came from.

00:40:39.140 Most people assume

00:40:39.800 that the six feet

00:40:40.540 of distance

00:40:41.520 the recommendation

00:40:42.040 for keeping

00:40:42.580 six feet apart

00:40:43.300 comes out of

00:40:44.180 some old studies

00:40:44.880 related to flu

00:40:45.660 where droplets

00:40:46.780 don't travel

00:40:47.600 more than six feet.

00:40:48.560 We now know

00:40:49.020 COVID spreads

00:40:49.880 through aerosols

00:40:50.460 we've known that

00:40:51.000 for a while

00:40:51.420 so how operative

00:40:52.220 is that?

00:40:52.620 The initial

00:40:53.440 recommendation

00:40:53.900 that the CDC

00:40:54.620 brought to the

00:40:55.160 White House

00:40:55.500 and I talk

00:40:55.880 about this

00:40:56.260 was 10 feet

00:40:56.960 and a political

00:40:58.580 appointee in the

00:40:59.240 White House

00:40:59.520 said we can't

00:41:00.460 recommend 10 feet

00:41:01.140 nobody can measure

00:41:01.900 10 feet

00:41:02.340 it's inoperable

00:41:03.220 society will shut

00:41:04.200 down

00:41:04.480 so the compromise

00:41:05.480 was around

00:41:05.940 six feet.

00:41:07.940 That's that's

00:41:08.700 bureaucracy for you

00:41:09.620 I can think of

00:41:10.260 no if you want to

00:41:10.880 understand what

00:41:11.660 bureaucracy is

00:41:12.760 if you want to

00:41:14.540 understand the

00:41:15.020 problem with

00:41:15.920 bureaucracy

00:41:17.140 and being governed

00:41:18.260 by a bureaucratic

00:41:19.380 state

00:41:19.760 watch that video

00:41:21.100 that's it

00:41:22.660 right there

00:41:23.140 in less than

00:41:23.620 60 seconds

00:41:24.220 this is a

00:41:26.300 policy that was

00:41:27.000 put in place

00:41:27.740 and that we

00:41:29.640 have been forced

00:41:30.240 to reorient

00:41:31.440 our lives

00:41:32.360 around this

00:41:32.880 policy

00:41:33.340 businesses

00:41:34.620 have been shut

00:41:35.340 down across

00:41:35.760 the country

00:41:36.140 permanently

00:41:36.760 because of

00:41:37.780 this policy

00:41:38.380 of social

00:41:38.720 distancing

00:41:39.080 not all

00:41:39.620 businesses

00:41:39.960 could enforce

00:41:40.520 it

00:41:40.740 or could

00:41:42.060 operate

00:41:42.580 around it

00:41:43.260 and so

00:41:45.100 here's a

00:41:45.560 policy that

00:41:46.140 has had

00:41:47.060 enormous

00:41:48.800 impact

00:41:49.340 on

00:41:50.660 everybody's

00:41:51.240 life

00:41:51.540 devastating

00:41:52.980 impact

00:41:53.440 put in

00:41:54.720 place by

00:41:55.260 the government

00:41:55.660 and nobody

00:41:56.480 knows who

00:41:57.580 came up

00:41:58.120 with it

00:41:58.520 or why

00:41:59.300 that's how

00:42:01.300 bureaucracies

00:42:01.900 work

00:42:02.260 they're designed

00:42:03.080 this way

00:42:03.560 they are

00:42:04.140 designed

00:42:04.680 to

00:42:05.580 bureaucracies

00:42:06.840 are groups

00:42:07.460 of people

00:42:08.040 but the

00:42:09.520 idea

00:42:09.940 is that

00:42:10.700 the groups

00:42:11.080 of people

00:42:11.460 can do

00:42:12.020 things

00:42:12.600 but no

00:42:15.740 no individual

00:42:16.760 in that

00:42:17.420 group

00:42:17.680 will be

00:42:18.060 responsible

00:42:18.680 for those

00:42:19.360 things

00:42:19.720 having been

00:42:20.260 done

00:42:20.640 which means

00:42:21.740 that nobody

00:42:22.600 is ever

00:42:23.300 held

00:42:23.560 accountable

00:42:24.060 because there's

00:42:25.260 nobody to

00:42:25.700 hold account

00:42:26.140 to hold

00:42:26.680 to account

00:42:27.080 there's not

00:42:29.580 like one

00:42:30.200 guy you can

00:42:30.820 look to

00:42:31.160 and say

00:42:31.500 well he's

00:42:31.980 the one

00:42:32.240 who told

00:42:32.880 us about

00:42:33.240 this

00:42:33.600 every once

00:42:36.280 in a while

00:42:36.660 if they

00:42:36.980 really if

00:42:37.600 they're really

00:42:37.940 feeling the

00:42:38.380 heat

00:42:38.620 they'll offer

00:42:39.620 up some

00:42:40.220 kind of

00:42:40.840 some poor

00:42:41.320 sap

00:42:41.680 some

00:42:41.980 some

00:42:43.260 sacrificial

00:42:43.960 lamb

00:42:44.440 and they'll

00:42:44.860 say oh

00:42:45.200 yeah it was

00:42:45.500 all this

00:42:45.780 guy's fault 0.98

00:42:46.360 we didn't

00:42:47.640 know this

00:42:48.260 guy's name

00:42:48.860 until you

00:42:49.520 know until

00:42:50.880 30 minutes

00:42:51.800 ago but yeah

00:42:52.260 it's his

00:42:52.780 fault

00:42:53.080 so every

00:42:55.320 once in a

00:42:55.640 while they'll

00:42:55.920 do that

00:42:56.400 but in

00:42:57.880 terms of

00:42:58.200 holding the

00:42:58.660 real

00:42:59.040 responsible

00:43:00.340 parties to

00:43:00.960 account

00:43:01.300 never happens

00:43:03.160 because

00:43:03.600 as far as

00:43:05.900 the bureaucracy

00:43:06.320 is concerned

00:43:07.200 the bureaucracy

00:43:07.720 just sort of

00:43:08.480 acts

00:43:08.960 it just

00:43:09.760 does

00:43:10.580 things

00:43:11.100 and it

00:43:13.520 never

00:43:13.900 filters

00:43:14.300 down

00:43:14.720 to one

00:43:15.660 individual

00:43:16.080 person

00:43:16.580 of course

00:43:19.320 you would

00:43:19.540 think that

00:43:20.000 if that's

00:43:20.640 the case

00:43:20.980 at least

00:43:21.380 the people

00:43:21.820 running the

00:43:22.720 bureaucracies

00:43:23.460 Fauci for

00:43:24.780 example

00:43:25.180 well maybe we

00:43:27.020 can hold them

00:43:27.460 accountable

00:43:27.860 but we can't

00:43:30.740 hold them

00:43:30.960 accountable

00:43:31.220 either

00:43:31.500 because they

00:43:31.900 can always

00:43:32.200 point down

00:43:32.640 the food

00:43:33.320 chain

00:43:33.580 and once

00:43:36.100 you get

00:43:36.280 down the

00:43:36.560 food chain

00:43:36.940 the

00:43:37.360 accountability

00:43:38.400 just sort

00:43:38.920 of evaporates

00:43:39.960 into thin

00:43:40.520 air

00:43:40.720 so six feet

00:43:43.940 of social

00:43:44.220 distancing

00:43:44.540 this is based

00:43:45.260 on no

00:43:46.320 science

00:43:46.940 completely

00:43:48.440 arbitrary

00:43:49.080 there's no

00:43:51.460 reason to have

00:43:52.140 been following

00:43:52.580 it

00:43:52.860 and yet

00:43:54.520 even now

00:43:55.140 you're anti

00:43:56.280 science if

00:43:56.820 you question

00:43:57.200 I could

00:43:59.960 probably go on

00:44:00.560 Twitter right

00:44:01.180 now and say

00:44:01.940 social distance

00:44:02.640 the six feet

00:44:03.240 of social

00:44:03.500 distancing

00:44:03.820 is arbitrary

00:44:04.600 and nonsensical

00:44:05.600 and not

00:44:07.400 rooted in

00:44:07.840 science

00:44:08.280 and you know

00:44:09.220 I would be

00:44:09.600 suspended from

00:44:10.100 the platform

00:44:10.540 for misinformation

00:44:11.840 all right

00:44:14.900 let's move now

00:44:15.520 to reading the

00:44:16.020 YouTube comments

00:44:17.840 who's rocking

00:44:19.620 polka dot

00:44:20.440 and flannel shirts

00:44:21.380 without shame

00:44:23.080 do you know

00:44:25.040 their name

00:44:26.660 they're the

00:44:28.240 sweet baby

00:44:28.820 gang

00:44:29.920 oh

00:44:34.260 that was

00:44:36.140 sudden

00:44:36.380 can we find

00:44:37.820 a happy

00:44:38.140 meeting

00:44:38.380 it's like

00:44:38.760 that's too

00:44:39.180 short

00:44:39.600 before it

00:44:40.140 was too

00:44:40.380 long

00:44:40.740 I just

00:44:42.600 don't know

00:44:42.840 what I

00:44:43.020 want

00:44:43.220 I guess

00:44:43.580 can't

00:44:44.520 make up

00:44:44.720 my mind

00:44:45.060 all right

00:44:46.100 let's see

00:44:47.120 Prill says

00:44:48.680 talk

00:44:49.020 he's talking

00:44:49.560 about the

00:44:49.800 national divorce

00:44:50.500 idea we

00:44:51.000 discussed on

00:44:51.400 Friday

00:44:51.540 says unlike

00:44:52.100 most real

00:44:52.640 divorces

00:44:53.140 this one

00:44:54.520 would be

00:44:55.080 the kids

00:44:55.480 fault

00:44:55.820 entirely

00:44:56.440 well I

00:44:57.820 have to

00:44:58.060 disagree

00:44:58.280 with you

00:44:58.560 there

00:44:58.720 so you're

00:44:59.760 saying if

00:45:00.060 we if

00:45:00.500 the country

00:45:01.160 has to

00:45:01.500 break up

00:45:02.020 the American

00:45:03.500 experiment is

00:45:04.220 no longer

00:45:04.600 working

00:45:05.040 the the

00:45:05.700 the union

00:45:06.240 is is

00:45:06.820 dissolving

00:45:07.400 you're saying

00:45:09.560 all that

00:45:09.920 blame goes

00:45:10.480 what to

00:45:10.780 the younger

00:45:11.060 generations

00:45:11.720 millennials

00:45:12.200 and Gen

00:45:13.500 Z

00:45:13.760 come on

00:45:14.900 what

00:45:16.460 generation

00:45:17.500 has been

00:45:18.140 in control

00:45:18.900 for the

00:45:19.240 last 30

00:45:19.800 years

00:45:20.180 we've been

00:45:22.540 living under

00:45:23.180 boomer

00:45:23.700 control

00:45:24.340 for decades

00:45:25.660 now

00:45:26.060 how has

00:45:27.020 that worked

00:45:27.580 and you

00:45:28.480 want to

00:45:28.760 absolve

00:45:29.500 the generation 0.55

00:45:31.920 that created

00:45:32.780 this country

00:45:33.940 that we're

00:45:34.180 currently living

00:45:34.680 in

00:45:34.900 we're going

00:45:35.740 to absolve

00:45:36.080 them of

00:45:36.300 all blame

00:45:36.680 almost

00:45:40.800 every

00:45:41.320 politician

00:45:41.840 on national

00:45:42.400 level

00:45:42.720 who has

00:45:44.160 helped to

00:45:44.500 drive this

00:45:45.140 country into

00:45:45.580 the ground

00:45:46.000 over the

00:45:46.260 last 30

00:45:46.620 years

00:45:46.960 they haven't

00:45:47.800 been

00:45:47.940 millennials

00:45:48.380 certainly

00:45:50.060 not Gen 0.79

00:45:50.500 Z

00:45:50.740 I'm not

00:45:53.700 as a

00:45:54.140 millennial

00:45:54.480 am I

00:45:54.740 saying that

00:45:55.360 we absolve

00:45:55.800 our generation

00:45:56.420 of blame

00:45:56.820 of course

00:45:57.240 not

00:45:57.500 I'm no

00:45:58.680 apologist

00:45:59.460 for millennials

00:46:00.120 that's for

00:46:00.660 sure

00:46:00.920 but this

00:46:04.880 thing we do

00:46:05.540 where we want

00:46:05.940 to you know

00:46:06.560 we want to

00:46:09.160 always point to

00:46:09.800 the younger

00:46:10.100 generations

00:46:10.560 it doesn't

00:46:10.920 work that

00:46:11.280 way

00:46:11.480 it's like

00:46:13.740 you're

00:46:14.220 you're

00:46:15.640 handing off

00:46:16.240 a vehicle

00:46:16.800 and the

00:46:18.240 vehicle's

00:46:18.640 already on

00:46:19.200 fire

00:46:19.680 and you're

00:46:20.660 giving it

00:46:21.000 to the

00:46:21.220 next generation

00:46:21.880 and they

00:46:22.600 take it

00:46:22.940 around the

00:46:23.560 block a

00:46:23.940 couple spins 0.69

00:46:24.400 and they

00:46:24.640 bring it

00:46:24.920 back

00:46:25.300 and the

00:46:26.040 fire

00:46:26.360 is a

00:46:26.720 like

00:46:27.180 there's a

00:46:28.280 little bit

00:46:28.480 more smoke

00:46:29.020 billowing out

00:46:29.600 of the

00:46:29.880 engine

00:46:30.340 and you

00:46:30.660 go what

00:46:30.940 did you

00:46:31.040 do with

00:46:31.240 my car

00:46:31.740 what happened

00:46:32.400 to my

00:46:32.640 car

00:46:33.040 the car

00:46:36.500 was

00:46:36.720 the car

00:46:37.580 might be

00:46:37.840 in a

00:46:38.500 little bit

00:46:38.760 worse shape

00:46:39.180 now but

00:46:39.600 it was

00:46:39.880 totaled

00:46:40.900 before

00:46:41.460 they even

00:46:42.460 got in

00:46:42.780 it

00:46:42.960 so

00:46:43.340 slow your

00:46:45.860 roll there

00:46:46.220 a little

00:46:46.440 bit

00:46:46.680 all right

00:46:47.360 Bernard

00:46:47.640 says

00:46:48.340 Matt

00:46:48.900 Walsh's

00:46:49.740 daughter's

00:46:50.240 method of

00:46:50.620 persuasion

00:46:51.080 sounds an

00:46:51.480 awful lot

00:46:51.920 like a

00:46:52.240 theocratic

00:46:52.600 dictator

00:46:53.020 she's a

00:46:53.400 chip off

00:46:53.740 the old

00:46:53.980 block

00:46:54.200 she is

00:46:54.600 and I

00:46:55.440 couldn't be

00:46:55.720 prouder

00:46:56.020 Daniel says

00:46:57.380 I love

00:46:58.060 Matt's stories

00:46:58.640 about his

00:46:59.000 kids

00:46:59.280 reminds me

00:46:59.800 that my

00:47:00.220 kids aren't

00:47:00.780 uniquely

00:47:01.200 insane

00:47:01.740 yeah I mean

00:47:03.560 kids are all

00:47:04.020 weird man

00:47:04.660 they're very

00:47:05.280 weird you

00:47:05.660 realize that

00:47:06.660 one of the

00:47:07.160 main things

00:47:07.480 you realize

00:47:07.880 early on

00:47:08.640 as a parent

00:47:09.100 kids are

00:47:10.180 strange

00:47:10.560 and you

00:47:11.700 always think

00:47:12.100 I don't

00:47:12.440 remember being

00:47:13.060 this strange

00:47:13.600 when I was

00:47:13.900 a kid

00:47:14.060 but I guess

00:47:14.400 I was

00:47:14.820 I was

00:47:16.420 thinking about

00:47:16.680 this yesterday

00:47:17.140 when I was

00:47:17.760 reading to my

00:47:18.420 youngest son

00:47:19.020 four years old

00:47:20.240 before

00:47:21.960 nap time

00:47:23.280 he still has

00:47:23.940 a nap time

00:47:24.420 we're clinging

00:47:25.260 on to his

00:47:25.780 nap time

00:47:26.320 as much

00:47:28.080 as we

00:47:28.300 possibly can

00:47:28.840 but I was

00:47:29.280 reading Hansel

00:47:30.080 and Gretel 0.64

00:47:30.520 to my

00:47:30.980 youngest son

00:47:31.620 he's going

00:47:32.160 through a

00:47:32.460 phase right

00:47:32.960 now

00:47:33.260 where he

00:47:34.060 really loves

00:47:34.620 that story

00:47:35.240 the Hansel

00:47:35.860 and Gretel 0.64

00:47:36.140 story

00:47:36.460 he's like

00:47:36.880 obsessed

00:47:37.140 with it

00:47:37.400 he wants

00:47:37.700 it to be

00:47:38.480 read to him

00:47:38.880 every day

00:47:39.440 multiple times

00:47:40.160 a day

00:47:40.320 sometimes

00:47:40.640 and I'm

00:47:43.680 sitting down

00:47:44.080 and I'm

00:47:44.260 reading this

00:47:44.600 story to him

00:47:45.100 thinking

00:47:45.340 this story

00:47:46.600 is horrifying

00:47:47.380 it's been a

00:47:49.080 while since

00:47:49.480 I've read

00:47:49.860 it

00:47:50.020 you know

00:47:51.800 it's like

00:47:52.240 Hansel and

00:47:53.460 Gretel

00:47:53.820 they're these

00:47:54.240 neglected kids

00:47:55.480 the stepmother

00:47:57.140 they're at home

00:47:58.680 with their dad

00:47:59.420 and the stepmother 0.93

00:47:59.860 the stepmother 1.00

00:48:00.160 is an evil 1.00

00:48:00.520 stepmother 1.00

00:48:00.980 and she

00:48:01.820 convinces the

00:48:02.580 dad

00:48:03.000 to abandon

00:48:04.020 the kids

00:48:04.640 he doesn't

00:48:05.080 want to

00:48:05.420 but he's

00:48:05.920 this henpecked 0.94

00:48:06.420 husband

00:48:06.660 she says

00:48:07.480 oh we should

00:48:07.840 abandon the

00:48:08.540 kids in the

00:48:08.900 middle of the

00:48:09.200 forest

00:48:09.440 because we

00:48:09.660 don't have

00:48:09.860 enough food

00:48:10.200 to split

00:48:10.520 with them

00:48:10.880 and so he

00:48:11.620 says

00:48:11.840 I don't

00:48:12.240 want to

00:48:12.480 do it

00:48:12.700 but I

00:48:12.900 will

00:48:13.100 and he

00:48:13.620 abandons

00:48:14.060 the kid

00:48:14.300 and they're

00:48:14.580 wandering

00:48:15.000 in the

00:48:15.340 forest

00:48:15.740 and they

00:48:16.280 end up

00:48:16.520 at this

00:48:20.020 and they

00:48:20.480 go in

00:48:20.840 and there's

00:48:21.080 this old

00:48:21.440 lady who

00:48:21.840 looks really

00:48:22.220 kind

00:48:22.540 but then

00:48:22.800 she tries

00:48:23.140 to eat

00:48:23.540 them

00:48:23.840 and then

00:48:26.280 they escape

00:48:26.700 and that's

00:48:26.980 the end

00:48:27.160 of the

00:48:27.340 story

00:48:27.640 and I'm

00:48:29.600 reading it

00:48:30.000 and I'm

00:48:30.160 thinking

00:48:30.400 not that I'm

00:48:31.160 blaming my

00:48:31.600 kid for the

00:48:32.100 fact that

00:48:32.380 this story

00:48:32.740 is so weird

00:48:33.160 but what

00:48:33.480 do you

00:48:33.640 like about

00:48:34.160 this story

00:48:34.720 you weirdo

00:48:37.280 I didn't 0.96

00:48:38.200 say that

00:48:38.520 but I

00:48:38.720 thought it

00:48:39.100 Stan

00:48:40.280 says

00:48:40.600 Matt

00:48:40.880 I tend

00:48:41.300 to find

00:48:41.800 that you're

00:48:42.060 a little

00:48:42.220 too apathetic

00:48:42.860 on animal

00:48:43.320 rights

00:48:43.720 now by

00:48:44.540 no means

00:48:44.940 am I

00:48:45.180 some

00:48:45.400 Greta

00:48:45.680 Thunberg

00:48:46.240 simp

00:48:46.700 I'm not

00:48:50.020 respectful

00:48:50.420 to it

00:48:50.700 on principle

00:48:51.100 God

00:48:52.140 made them

00:48:52.620 he created

00:48:53.100 them

00:48:53.360 like he

00:48:53.840 created

00:48:54.200 us

00:48:54.680 yes he

00:48:55.180 gave us

00:48:55.460 intelligence

00:48:55.880 he gave

00:48:56.160 us a real

00:48:56.520 soul

00:48:56.900 a real

00:48:57.200 humanity

00:48:57.640 he didn't

00:48:58.400 give the

00:48:58.660 rest of

00:48:58.920 the animals

00:48:59.260 those things

00:48:59.740 but that

00:48:59.960 doesn't

00:49:00.160 mean we

00:49:00.780 should just

00:49:01.060 treat them 1.00

00:49:01.420 as useless 0.99

00:49:01.920 or as 1.00

00:49:02.320 worthless

00:49:02.660 that's still

00:49:03.800 a living

00:49:04.140 creature

00:49:04.600 a work

00:49:05.040 of God

00:49:05.600 I think

00:49:06.280 we should

00:49:06.500 be a little

00:49:06.820 bit more

00:49:07.080 respectful

00:49:07.580 towards

00:49:08.180 animals

00:49:08.620 and the

00:49:09.280 climate

00:49:09.560 for those

00:49:09.960 reasons

00:49:10.280 I don't

00:49:12.380 disagree

00:49:13.820 with that

00:49:14.460 I mean

00:49:15.880 the idea

00:49:16.160 of being

00:49:16.400 respectful

00:49:16.960 to the

00:49:17.360 climate

00:49:17.760 to me

00:49:18.320 is a little

00:49:18.620 bit weird

00:49:19.060 respect

00:49:20.180 the weather

00:49:20.680 I'm not

00:49:21.300 sure

00:49:21.580 but I

00:49:22.380 get what

00:49:22.680 you're

00:49:22.780 saying

00:49:22.980 in general

00:49:23.380 like

00:49:23.600 nature

00:49:24.180 you know

00:49:24.480 respect

00:49:24.740 nature

00:49:25.160 you don't

00:49:26.460 want to

00:49:26.620 go

00:49:26.960 you know

00:49:28.520 deforesting

00:49:30.520 for no

00:49:31.020 reason

00:49:31.420 and you

00:49:33.620 don't want

00:49:33.800 to pollute

00:49:34.300 and those

00:49:34.800 sorts of

00:49:35.140 things

00:49:35.400 you want

00:49:35.640 to respect

00:49:36.040 animals

00:49:36.600 I don't

00:49:38.160 believe in

00:49:38.540 killing 0.99

00:49:38.800 animals

00:49:39.180 for no

00:49:39.660 reason

00:49:40.040 if you're

00:49:40.540 going to 1.00

00:49:40.660 kill an 1.00

00:49:40.900 animal 1.00

00:49:41.120 to eat

00:49:41.540 the animal

00:49:41.960 that's

00:49:42.260 that's

00:49:42.540 fine

00:49:42.760 so I

00:49:43.160 don't

00:49:43.280 I don't

00:49:43.540 disagree

00:49:43.860 with you

00:49:44.220 it's

00:49:44.380 just that

00:49:44.780 I don't

00:49:46.360 really

00:49:46.560 connect

00:49:47.040 with

00:49:47.440 animal

00:49:48.660 rights

00:49:48.920 issues

00:49:49.260 on an

00:49:49.700 emotional

00:49:49.980 level

00:49:50.260 and I

00:49:50.480 admit

00:49:50.940 that

00:49:51.400 Joel

00:49:54.360 Ellie

00:49:54.660 says

00:49:55.200 while I

00:49:55.540 don't

00:49:55.680 agree

00:49:55.860 with

00:49:56.000 Lil Nas

00:49:56.460 X's

00:49:56.800 politics

00:49:57.260 at all

00:49:57.600 I do

00:49:57.920 agree

00:49:58.140 that he

00:49:58.360 has no

00:49:58.620 responsibility

00:49:59.140 to cater

00:49:59.640 to children

00:50:00.140 that's like

00:50:00.500 forcing

00:50:00.780 someone like

00:50:01.280 Dave Chappelle

00:50:01.860 to have

00:50:02.280 child friendly

00:50:02.880 comedy

00:50:03.300 just because

00:50:04.040 he starred

00:50:04.360 in a

00:50:04.560 kids

00:50:04.740 movie

00:50:04.960 before

00:50:05.320 it's

00:50:05.940 our

00:50:06.040 responsibility

00:50:06.440 as

00:50:06.620 parents

00:50:06.860 to

00:50:07.060 shield

00:50:07.260 our

00:50:07.440 kids

00:50:07.640 away

00:50:07.840 from

00:50:08.000 material

00:50:08.360 that's

00:50:09.340 not

00:50:09.500 suitable

00:50:09.740 for

00:50:09.960 them

00:50:10.100 I do

00:50:10.440 agree

00:50:10.700 that

00:50:10.840 it's

00:50:11.060 no

00:50:11.740 one

00:50:11.860 is

00:50:11.980 saying

00:50:12.180 that

00:50:12.320 it's

00:50:12.500 primarily

00:50:13.160 Lil Nas

00:50:13.920 X's

00:50:14.520 responsibility

00:50:15.240 to shield

00:50:16.660 your children

00:50:17.260 over your

00:50:17.920 own

00:50:18.100 responsibility

00:50:18.560 of course

00:50:18.840 it's

00:50:19.000 primarily

00:50:19.320 your own

00:50:19.900 as the

00:50:20.640 parent

00:50:20.960 but this

00:50:22.280 is a

00:50:22.560 unique

00:50:23.060 situation

00:50:23.640 because

00:50:23.980 this is

00:50:24.400 a guy

00:50:24.840 who came

00:50:25.600 onto the

00:50:26.040 scene

00:50:26.340 as

00:50:26.580 essentially

00:50:26.920 a

00:50:27.140 child's

00:50:27.700 artist

00:50:28.080 and he

00:50:28.940 intentionally

00:50:29.400 cultivated

00:50:30.180 that

00:50:30.480 reputation

00:50:31.120 and then

00:50:32.040 it wasn't

00:50:32.380 a gradual

00:50:33.080 change

00:50:33.880 over years

00:50:35.560 where he

00:50:36.020 started

00:50:36.340 focusing

00:50:37.120 on more

00:50:37.460 adult

00:50:37.880 oriented

00:50:38.380 material

00:50:38.900 quote

00:50:39.220 unquote

00:50:39.560 this was

00:50:41.000 a sudden

00:50:41.840 shift

00:50:42.340 where

00:50:45.160 we went

00:50:45.620 from

00:50:46.100 performing

00:50:47.160 at elementary

00:50:47.720 schools

00:50:48.260 to

00:50:48.640 twerking

00:50:49.140 on

00:50:49.340 Satan's

00:50:49.740 lap

00:50:50.020 and

00:50:51.360 yes

00:50:51.880 I do

00:50:52.540 think

00:50:52.760 that he

00:50:52.980 has

00:50:53.340 some

00:50:53.500 responsibility

00:50:54.080 to the

00:50:55.800 audience

00:50:56.200 of children

00:50:56.660 that he

00:50:56.920 has

00:50:57.060 cultivated

00:50:57.440 not that

00:50:57.880 he cares

00:50:58.240 in the

00:50:58.520 slightest

00:50:58.740 and finally

00:50:59.860 Peter says

00:51:00.700 Matt

00:51:00.980 how will

00:51:01.340 you celebrate

00:51:01.780 episode

00:51:02.180 800

00:51:02.600 I think

00:51:03.020 you should

00:51:03.240 raise

00:51:03.480 the price

00:51:03.900 of your

00:51:04.140 SBG

00:51:04.680 merch

00:51:05.020 to $200

00:51:05.540 and command

00:51:06.320 your sweet

00:51:06.680 babies

00:51:06.920 to buy

00:51:07.280 it

00:51:07.440 that's

00:51:08.880 not a

00:51:09.080 bad idea

00:51:09.480 and that's

00:51:09.700 right

00:51:09.820 this is

00:51:10.140 the

00:51:10.320 800th

00:51:11.040 episode

00:51:11.440 which is

00:51:12.260 a huge

00:51:12.520 milestone

00:51:12.960 we've

00:51:13.260 done

00:51:13.400 800

00:51:13.840 of

00:51:14.180 these 1.00

00:51:14.420 damn 1.00

00:51:14.680 things 0.99

00:51:15.000 and in

00:51:16.380 all seriousness

00:51:16.820 you know

00:51:17.180 I do want to

00:51:18.580 take a rare

00:51:19.100 moment to

00:51:19.660 be totally

00:51:20.820 sincere

00:51:21.160 and say

00:51:21.660 that it's

00:51:21.980 been such

00:51:22.340 a rewarding

00:51:22.720 journey

00:51:23.040 for these

00:51:23.340 past

00:51:23.660 800

00:51:24.760 shows

00:51:25.380 and I

00:51:26.180 believe

00:51:26.420 that we're

00:51:26.660 truly

00:51:26.920 building

00:51:27.380 something

00:51:28.540 special

00:51:28.900 and

00:51:29.640 we couldn't

00:51:30.500 do it

00:51:30.720 without any

00:51:31.060 of you

00:51:31.300 and most

00:51:32.040 especially

00:51:32.560 it brings

00:51:34.340 my heart

00:51:35.540 great joy

00:51:36.080 to know

00:51:36.560 that together

00:51:38.100 we're forming

00:51:38.620 this community

00:51:39.240 of like-minded

00:51:40.000 people

00:51:40.460 who can

00:51:42.080 all come

00:51:42.520 together

00:51:42.900 in the

00:51:43.360 belief

00:51:43.740 that all

00:51:45.580 pandas must 1.00

00:51:46.200 die 0.98

00:51:46.500 because that I think is the most important thing we've established over these last 800 episodes

00:51:52.140 well it may not always feel like it when you're online because you might feel secure you're just sitting there on your phone or on your laptop or whatever but the fact is every time you go online you are putting your information at risk and there are a lot of bad actors out there who are going to be ready to take advantage of that payment apps like venmo cash app and others make payments easy but you may want to adjust your privacy settings to prevent them from sharing your personal information a recent report

00:52:15.460 a report found that payment apps share share user data with third parties such as banks fraud monitoring services and some even share it with marketing firms it's important to understand how cyber crime and identity theft are affecting our lives every day and they are affecting our lives every day every day we put our information at risk on the internet in an instant a cyber criminal could harm what's yours your finances your credit your reputation i mean your whole life could be ruined by this stuff that's why it's so good that there is lifelock

00:52:40.840 lifelock helps detect a wide range of identity threats especially the threats that you might not know about if you're just you know monitoring your own credit or looking at your bank account and all that kind of stuff you also have access to a dedicated restoration specialist if you do become a victim so nobody can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions at all businesses but you can keep what's yours with lifelock by norton join now and save up to 25% off your first year at lifelock.com slash walsh that's lifelock.com slash walsh for 25% off and you know the Biden administration has

00:53:10.760 declared war on all businesses with declared war on all businesses with over 100 employees in the form of mandatory vaccinations or mandatory weekly testing and the daily wire is not standing for it why well because the daily wire has over 100 employees and they refuse to subject us to this violation of our personal medical freedom companies like ours that refuse to comply could face up to $14,000 for each violation which could get pretty crippling pretty fast and I can't think of a better reason to let the fines pile up than for opposing medical tyranny

00:53:40.760 so we need your help in this fight go to dailywire.com slash subscribe and use code do not comply at checkout for 25% off Americans have been far too willing to cede their freedoms to authoritarian bureaucrats in the name of public health for far too long enough is enough so stand with us go to dailywire.com slash subscribe and use code do not comply now let's get to our daily cancellation

00:53:59.540 the Biden administration has in less than a year claimed unprecedented power for itself and probably not be an exaggeration to say that Biden is the most powerful president in American history he's also about as cognizant as a cantaloupe at this point perhaps it would be more accurate to say that he's the most powerful cantaloupe in American history or most accurately of all his administration his handlers the people running the show are the ones with the power and they're not satisfied

00:54:29.540 they want more power more authority more control over your life which is why president cantaloupe and his administration are now pushing Congress to grant the IRS access to your bank account and I mean almost everyone's bank accounts here's the Wall Street Journal reporting Treasury Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and IRS Commissioner Charles Reddick pressed lawmakers Wednesday to give the Internal Revenue Service more information about taxpayers bank accounts as the Biden administration tries to salvage its struggling tax compliance proposal

00:54:58.680 in letters to lawmakers the administration officials again asked Congress to require banks to report annual inflows and outflows from bank accounts with at least $600 or at least $600 worth of transactions a proposal aimed at letting the IRS target its audits more effectively it would generate about $460 billion over the course of a decade to cover the cost of Democrats planned expansion of the social safety net and climate change policies according to the administration so

00:55:26.240 if you're if you're one of those wealthy fat cats with more than $600 in your account then the IRS wants to know about all of your inflows and outflows okay no big deal there really nothing major they just want to know your entire transaction history they want to know about every dime you receive and spend that's all now there are some who have raised objections to this plan if you can imagine

00:55:54.940 they seem to care about silly things like privacy and fundamental human liberty and other superfluous concerns the IRS has a response to all of that from the Wall Street Journal again it says quote Treasury officials have been trying to respond to those concerns pointing to research showing that tax compliance is higher when when when people know that the IRS has independent sources of information about their finances such as W2 wage reporting a reporting regime that is broad based will better assist the IRS

00:56:24.940 and targeting enforcement priorities on the IRS and targeting enforcement priorities on the high end to accrue income in opaque ways Ms. Yellen wrote Wednesday in one of the several letters from the Treasury officials to Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal quote any suggestion that instead this reporting regime will be used to target enforcement efforts of ordinary Americans is wholly misguided financial institutions currently must report interest dividend and investment income to the IRS the IRS can also get bank account information during audits

00:56:54.940 actually benefit because they would actually benefit because they would have a lower risk of a burdensome audit she wrote that compliance costs wouldn't be high because the IRS and banks would just expand a current reporting structure for interest income ah well there you go they need access to all of your accounts and your entire transaction history because it will help you be more obedient

00:57:24.940 if they don't have access if they don't have access if they don't have access if they don't have access then you know they're gonna have to audit you of course the reason they won't audit you if they have access to your accounts

00:57:31.940 accounts is because they're already auditing accounts is because they're already auditing you what is being proposed here is a permanent audit of nearly every tax paying American forever over a decade we're told that this will generate 460 billion dollars in additional revenue because they'll be catching all of those dastardly cheaters and everything 460 billion dollars in deck in a decade is what they're talking about which the which the government will then spend in one month

00:58:01.940 a minute to audit all of it and go under a permanent IRS audit and in exchange the government over the course of 10 years will raise enough additional money to run its operations for 4 weeks who could possibly object well I'll tell you who is not objecting the conservatives over at the bulwark conservatives quote unquote the bulwark founded by never trump conservatives and so named because it's supposed to be a bulwark a last defense heroically preserving conservatism published a piece on Friday by

00:58:31.760 conservative quote unquote Jim Swift defending this IRS proposal and accusing all who oppose it of being in league with tax evaders Swift writes quote what the Democrats want to do is give the IRS more knowledge about where and how money flows as the IRS commissioner wrote last month more and better data will provide the IRS with a lens into otherwise opaque sources of income with historically lower levels of reporting accuracy in opposing this measure Republicans claim they're standing up for privacy and for people who don't yet have bank accounts

00:59:01.540 but hypothetically might someday but hypothetically might someday but they are really covering for tax cheats bottom line will giving the IRS the ability to catch tax cheats with accounts with balances over $600 make a dent in the tax gap yes will it impinge on your freedom not significantly no okay so you see that the Democrats simply want complete and permanent access to your financial information because it will help close the tax gap will take away your freedom not significant

00:59:31.520 ultimately no then again you know Biden could put us all in chains and lock us in the White House dungeon and Jim Swift would still be there chained to the wall with a rat nibbling at his toes and scolding the rest of us for complaining about it this is for your own good listen to me I'm the real conservative here

00:59:48.620 now obviously if concepts like financial freedom and privacy mean anything I mean if they have any value any meaning then we can't submit to a plan like this you can only support this plan if you fundamentally oppose the idea that we the citizens should be able to keep anything private from our government overlords at all

01:00:08.800 what about what about catching tax cheaters well the IRS will have to use the already considerable tools at its disposal at its disposal to do that though I have to confess personally you know I don't really care if people are cheating I'll tell you that right now the idea that tax cheaters are measurably harming the country by depriving the government of their income is absurd when you consider the fact that the government already collects $3.5 trillion a year in

01:00:38.780 taxes if it can't figure out how to keep itself operational with $3.5 trillion a year and it can't because it spends almost double what it takes in then the problem cannot be solved by giving it more you know this is a fact of life that holds true at every level if you're not responsible with a little bit of money you're not going to suddenly be responsible when you have more money

01:01:01.560 this is one of the reasons why people who win the lottery the lottery almost always ruins their life because if you're playing the lottery it probably means that you're not responsible with your money and if you're not responsible with a little bit of money you have and now you have $50 million or $500 million it's going to ruin your life and for the government if you aren't responsible with $3.5 trillion then you're not going to be responsible with an additional half trillion over a decade

01:01:31.200 it's a very sad thing that these slobbering wasteful drunks can bilk nearly $4 trillion in taxes every year and still cry that it's not enough and even so-called conservatives will take the sob story seriously

01:01:45.140 oh no they can't make do on $3.5 trillion we have to give up all of our financial independence and privacy forever to solve this problem is what they tell us

01:01:54.340 but none of this is too surprising it was always inevitable that it would get to this point once the government claimed the authority to tax us simply for earning an income

01:02:04.280 and then even granted itself the power to take its portion of our income from our checks automatically without us even having to send the money in

01:02:12.320 so the path has been paved for quite some time and now some conservatives especially those over at the bulwark are happy to walk down it

01:02:23.500 and for that reason they are the ones who are canceled today and we'll leave it there

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The Matt Walsh Show - September 20, 2021

Ep. 800 - Trans Sex Offender Harasses Women. Media Sides With Sex Offender.

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