The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 802 - Yes, The Media Ignores Black Murder Victims. Here’s The Real Reason Why.

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, some in the news media are claiming that the Gabby Petito case is only getting all of this attention because she's a white woman.

00:00:07.600 They say that black men and women who are killed or go missing are often ignored, and they're actually right about that, but not for the reason they think.

00:00:13.360 We'll discuss the real reason today behind this disparity.

00:00:16.240 Also, Kamala Harris condemns Border Patrol agents for using whips on Haitian immigrants, even though Border Patrol agents did not use whips on Haitian immigrants.

00:00:23.900 And BTS performs for the U.N. General Assembly, providing yet another reason to abolish the U.N.,

00:00:28.480 plus 500 female sports stars come out in support of abortion rights.

00:00:31.980 I didn't even know there were 500 female sports stars.

00:00:34.540 And our daily cancellation will deal with the increasing trend of teachers coming out to their students during class.

00:00:40.100 All of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

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00:02:03.340 You know, I've never paid much attention to high-profile murder cases.

00:02:07.020 Around 40 people are murdered in this country every single day.

00:02:09.720 All of these are sad situations, some sadder than others perhaps, but the media wants us to be especially concerned about certain cases and not others.

00:02:18.500 I don't feel obligated to follow their lead on that point or on any other point, frankly.

00:02:23.120 That's why I haven't followed the Gabby Petito case very closely.

00:02:27.000 Horrible though it is.

00:02:28.140 And for those who have been similarly out of the loop, just a quick summary.

00:02:31.900 Petito and her fiance, Brian Laundrie, set out on a cross-country road trip back in early July.

00:02:36.480 They documented their adventures on Instagram and YouTube.

00:02:40.540 Petito made her last Instagram post on August 25th.

00:02:43.660 A week later, Laundrie returned home alone with no explanation as to Gabby's whereabouts.

00:02:48.600 Several days after that, he went missing as well.

00:02:51.480 He was possibly captured on a deer camera footage earlier this week, trekking through the woods of northwest Florida.

00:02:57.020 Meanwhile, the body, recovered in a Wyoming national park a few days ago, has now been officially identified as Gabby Petito.

00:03:02.760 Her death has been ruled a homicide, unsurprisingly.

00:03:05.280 Why has this case made national headlines while other missing persons and murder victims are relegated to the local news, if they get any coverage at all?

00:03:14.460 It's not very hard to discern an answer to that.

00:03:17.360 Gabby Petito already had a base of followers on social media who were interested in her life.

00:03:22.180 It makes sense that they would be likewise interested in the circumstances of her death.

00:03:26.240 She was young, attractive, photogenic.

00:03:28.860 The disappearance out in the wilderness, the fiance on the run, the additional details emerging like puzzle pieces.

00:03:33.820 Because all of these factors make for a more sensational story.

00:03:38.140 They don't make her death more terrible than anybody else's death.

00:03:41.360 They didn't make her life more valuable or its taking more tragic.

00:03:44.480 But they do add up to a compelling narrative.

00:03:47.500 And it may sound crude to refer to a real-life murder case in that way as a compelling narrative.

00:03:52.280 And it is.

00:03:53.420 But this is how it works in a society where people consume murder cases as entertainment.

00:03:58.180 I mean, true crime, quote-unquote, is one of the most popular genres on every streaming service for a reason.

00:04:05.660 Even if in most cases it's only partially true what you get in those documentaries.

00:04:09.300 If true at all.

00:04:10.760 And this is part of the reason why the national media selects and amplifies certain murders and not others.

00:04:17.340 Though recently, prominent members of the national media itself have pointed to a different explanation.

00:04:23.280 Joy Reid of MSNBC echoed the claims made by many on the left when she pegged the Gabby Petito coverage as another instance of, quote-unquote, missing white woman syndrome.

00:04:34.440 Reid, having never encountered a story that she won't racialize, argues that the media and the public only care about white people, white women specifically, who go missing or turn up dead.

00:04:44.120 And she charges the media with, quote, ignoring cases involving missing people of color.

00:04:49.220 Let's listen to her.

00:04:50.880 But the way this story has captivated the nation has many wondering, why not the same media attention when people of color go missing?

00:04:57.820 Well, the answer actually has a name, missing white woman syndrome.

00:05:02.300 The term coined by the late and great Gwen Ifill to describe the media and public fascination with missing white women like Lacey Peterson or Natalie Holloway, while ignoring cases involving missing people of color.

00:05:16.680 We have been sounding the alarm for nearly 14 years because of this.

00:05:21.860 When it comes to missing persons of color, men, women, and children, our cases are not taken seriously.

00:05:28.460 And no one is looking for us if we were to go missing.

00:05:31.080 Now, if we're going this route, I could just as easily chalk it up to sexism.

00:05:36.960 When's the last time that a missing or dead white man made the national headlines?

00:05:42.540 And if anti-black racism lies at the heart of this, then why do white female alleged murderers tend to captivate the public even more than the murder victims?

00:05:53.540 Casey Anthony, Jodi Arias, Amanda Knox.

00:05:55.400 I can't name a single black female murderer off the top of my head.

00:06:00.700 Is it anti-black racism that leads us to heap extra scrutiny on white murder suspects?

00:06:07.100 And yet still, the basic observation made by Joy Reid and others cannot be denied.

00:06:12.320 Black people are killed or go missing every day at a rate much higher than whites, actually.

00:06:17.940 And none of them, unless they're killed by a cop, we'll go back to that in a second, become household names.

00:06:25.080 Here's a concrete example to illuminate the point.

00:06:27.840 Two years ago, I talked about this on my show.

00:06:29.640 I've talked about it several times.

00:06:31.680 So you might know about it if you listen to this show, but you won't know about this case if you trust the mainstream media for your news coverage.

00:06:37.280 Two years ago, a black woman named Brittany Hill was shot and killed by Chicago gang members in broad daylight while holding her one-year-old daughter in her arms.

00:06:46.820 The footage captured by security cameras is haunting.

00:06:51.680 On the surface, the crime seems to contain all of the elements that would attract widespread media coverage.

00:06:58.620 You have a young woman shot dead in the street.

00:07:01.220 The crime is caught on camera.

00:07:02.700 She dies while laying on top of her child to shield her from the bullets.

00:07:07.720 It's a devastating story and a dramatic story.

00:07:11.400 There are many such stories in Chicago and other cities around the country, but this one is on film.

00:07:16.520 And even in a place like Chicago, it's not every day that a young woman is executed in the middle of the afternoon while holding a baby in her arms.

00:07:23.740 So why didn't the national media show any interest in that event?

00:07:28.480 Why didn't Joy Reid ever mention Brittany Hill's name?

00:07:31.180 The very media that condemns us for allegedly ignoring black deaths is itself guilty of ignoring those same deaths.

00:07:39.760 Indeed, it's entirely their fault that the deaths are ignored.

00:07:43.480 They're the ones who are supposed to be calling attention to news stories.

00:07:48.020 That's their whole job, and they're not doing it.

00:07:50.640 Joy Reid has her own show on MSNBC, a national platform.

00:07:53.800 She could have single-handedly made Brittany Hill a household name, and yet she ignored her death entirely.

00:08:02.200 How can that be explained?

00:08:04.240 And don't tell me she didn't hear about it.

00:08:05.660 I mean, I heard about it.

00:08:08.040 I'm not in the mainstream media, and I heard about it, and I talked about it.

00:08:12.440 Why didn't she?

00:08:14.380 So how do you explain this?

00:08:15.520 Well, I think it's easily explained.

00:08:18.740 The national media disregarded Brittany Hill because Hill was murdered by black men.

00:08:23.940 The vast majority of black female and black male murder victims are killed by black men.

00:08:29.320 That's why Joy Reid and her ilk ignore them, even as they accuse everyone else of ignoring them.

00:08:35.680 They don't want to discuss those deaths because they don't want to talk about the perpetrators who caused the deaths.

00:08:40.900 As it turns out, there are two major factors deciding whether a murder case will appear in national headlines.

00:08:48.140 The identity of the victim matters, but so does the identity of the alleged killer.

00:08:53.620 To pass the media litmus test, the case must be sensational or easily sensationalized, and it must also be politically useful.

00:09:03.100 A white woman murdered by a white man fits that bill.

00:09:07.560 That fits both qualifications, potentially.

00:09:10.900 So does a black man or woman killed by police.

00:09:13.580 That's why those names become household names.

00:09:18.180 But yeah, we don't have, there are no household names that come to mind of a black man or woman killed by another black civilian.

00:09:29.000 But we can all name several black people who have been killed by cops.

00:09:33.860 Can you name any white people who have been killed by cops off the top of your head?

00:09:36.820 Again, if you listen to the show, maybe you can, but if you rely on mainstream media, you wouldn't be able to.

00:09:44.380 And what explains that?

00:09:45.860 Again, because it's politically convenient.

00:09:47.960 It's all about the perpetrator.

00:09:50.940 But a black person killed by a black person who's a civilian certainly fails to meet this criteria.

00:09:56.940 And so does a white man killed by anyone of any identity group.

00:10:00.940 I mean, what, there are circumstances where a dead white woman can become a household name.

00:10:09.100 There are circumstances where a dead black person becomes a household name.

00:10:15.000 There's almost no circumstance where a dead white guy becomes a household name.

00:10:19.840 It doesn't matter how he dies.

00:10:21.300 We're not hearing about it.

00:10:22.440 Now, rare exceptions can be made to that final rule.

00:10:26.240 Every once in a while, a dead white man might provide political fodder to the left,

00:10:30.960 even if they have to lie about the circumstances surrounding his death.

00:10:33.860 See Brian Sicknick, for an example.

00:10:36.800 And, of course, none of this applies to the dead white men who make the headlines

00:10:39.860 because the media wants to mock their deaths,

00:10:41.900 like the various white conservative radio hosts who have succumbed to COVID.

00:10:45.780 But the common thread tying all of this together and making sense of all of it

00:10:50.100 is the media's steadfast refusal to bring attention to anything that may conflict

00:10:56.080 or at least fails to advance their ideological agenda.

00:11:00.380 If it bleeds, it leads, right?

00:11:02.420 That used to be the motto.

00:11:04.140 We can only long for those cynical yet still simpler times now.

00:11:08.280 Nowadays, if it bleeds, it might lead.

00:11:13.760 Or it might be locked in a vault and buried under the earth.

00:11:16.540 It all depends on who is doing the bleeding

00:11:18.600 and who is responsible for spilling the blood

00:11:22.400 and how it all gels with the political narrative.

00:11:26.600 So Joy Reid is right to call out the media for how it handles these cases.

00:11:30.600 Her mistake was in exempting herself from that criticism.

00:11:34.740 Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:12:58.020 You know, one thing I'm always telling parents,

00:13:01.160 especially if you're a young parent

00:13:02.040 who just had kids,

00:13:03.580 one of the best things you can do

00:13:04.620 as your kid gets older

00:13:05.660 is incorporate them

00:13:09.460 into the things that you like to do,

00:13:11.400 especially dads.

00:13:12.760 This is especially important

00:13:13.740 because that's what the kids really want.

00:13:15.900 You know, you don't have to...

00:13:17.200 These days, we have this idea

00:13:19.640 that you've got to go out

00:13:20.380 and you do these sort of

00:13:21.240 these child-centric activities all the time

00:13:23.820 in order to entertain the kids.

00:13:26.920 But what the kids really want

00:13:28.000 is they want to be involved in your life.

00:13:30.520 They want to do the things

00:13:31.480 that you're interested in doing.

00:13:33.520 And the great thing about that strategy

00:13:35.640 as a parent

00:13:36.240 is that it also just...

00:13:38.200 It could be...

00:13:38.640 It's good for the kid,

00:13:40.240 but it can also be a little bit self-serving.

00:13:41.680 So it's...

00:13:43.060 It's...

00:13:43.920 Best of both worlds.

00:13:45.820 And so yesterday,

00:13:47.020 my son told me

00:13:48.200 that...

00:13:50.100 Because I haven't...

00:13:50.700 You know, one thing I like to do

00:13:51.520 is go fishing.

00:13:52.440 I've incorporated him.

00:13:53.480 I've incorporated all the kids in that.

00:13:54.500 And so now he's at a point

00:13:57.040 where he'll ask me to go.

00:13:58.300 And so yesterday,

00:13:58.880 he said he really wants

00:14:00.000 to go fishing on Saturday.

00:14:02.160 And so I had...

00:14:02.940 I told my wife, like,

00:14:04.340 this is what I got to do on Saturday.

00:14:06.180 I got to take the kid fishing

00:14:07.140 because it's...

00:14:07.680 Father...

00:14:08.120 This is what he wants to do.

00:14:09.060 It's father-son time.

00:14:11.280 It's...

00:14:11.480 It's my responsibility now

00:14:13.000 to spend the day fishing with him.

00:14:15.680 It's not about what I want to do.

00:14:17.400 This is...

00:14:17.740 This is about...

00:14:18.240 This is about the...

00:14:19.000 The child.

00:14:20.380 And she had no choice but to agree.

00:14:21.680 So that's the great part about that.

00:14:22.700 All right.

00:14:23.660 So Kamala Harris

00:14:24.740 has emerged from hiding,

00:14:26.580 emerged from the bed

00:14:28.000 that she's been hiding under

00:14:29.140 ever since Afghanistan

00:14:31.440 or the bed she's been hiding in.

00:14:34.400 We're doing whatever

00:14:35.240 she's doing in the bed.

00:14:36.480 You never know with her.

00:14:37.180 But the point is

00:14:37.880 she's out in front of cameras now

00:14:39.540 to condemn Border Patrol agents

00:14:41.980 for doing their job.

00:14:43.320 Let's listen to that.

00:14:44.700 What I saw depicted

00:14:46.660 about those individuals on horseback

00:14:50.000 treating human beings

00:14:51.940 the way they were

00:14:52.620 is horrible.

00:14:54.480 And I fully support

00:14:56.500 what is happening right now

00:14:58.240 which is a thorough investigation

00:14:59.820 into exactly

00:15:00.660 what is going on there.

00:15:02.600 But human beings

00:15:03.880 should never be treated that way.

00:15:05.980 And I'm deeply troubled about it.

00:15:07.940 The whole point is that

00:15:09.480 we have to understand Haiti.

00:15:12.160 I mean, talk about a country

00:15:13.720 that has just experienced

00:15:14.940 experienced so much tragedy

00:15:18.180 that has been about

00:15:19.100 natural disasters

00:15:20.200 that the head of state

00:15:21.820 assassinated.

00:15:23.040 And we really have to do

00:15:24.840 a lot more

00:15:25.900 to recognize

00:15:26.820 that as a member

00:15:27.940 of the Western Hemisphere

00:15:29.040 we've got to support

00:15:30.820 some very basic needs

00:15:32.340 that the people of Haiti have

00:15:34.080 to get back up.

00:15:35.880 These people are so evil.

00:15:38.660 And the only solace

00:15:42.500 we could take

00:15:43.100 is that they're evil

00:15:44.460 but also stupid

00:15:45.360 and incompetent.

00:15:46.100 That's the one thing

00:15:46.840 that saves us.

00:15:48.780 Thank God.

00:15:51.760 Thank God they all have

00:15:53.120 double digit IQs at best.

00:15:56.880 There's no evil

00:15:57.840 and brilliant person.

00:15:59.100 That's when we're really

00:15:59.700 in trouble.

00:16:01.020 This is just a bad person

00:16:02.480 you heard from there.

00:16:03.840 Because she knows better.

00:16:04.960 Now, I'll say

00:16:05.960 Kamala Harris

00:16:07.520 probably an authority

00:16:09.620 on the subject of whips.

00:16:12.040 So,

00:16:13.000 on one hand

00:16:14.980 you might say

00:16:15.400 that there's a reason

00:16:16.220 for her to chime in

00:16:16.840 on this subject.

00:16:18.720 But she knows

00:16:20.220 she absolutely knows

00:16:22.280 that this whole whip narrative

00:16:25.120 is completely fabricated.

00:16:27.580 It didn't happen.

00:16:30.280 Have you wondered why

00:16:31.100 if you've watched

00:16:31.660 the coverage of this

00:16:32.520 you haven't actually seen

00:16:34.520 a video

00:16:35.060 of any Haitian immigrant

00:16:37.040 being whipped?

00:16:39.640 That's not on tape anywhere

00:16:41.580 because it didn't happen.

00:16:43.060 Because those were horse reins

00:16:44.400 that they were using.

00:16:46.440 And now they've actually

00:16:47.600 retreated a little bit.

00:16:48.840 You find now

00:16:49.420 that the narrative

00:16:51.280 on social media

00:16:51.980 at least

00:16:52.260 has retreated a bit

00:16:53.780 and they've moved

00:16:54.720 the goal posts

00:16:55.500 and now what you're hearing is

00:16:57.240 well, it might not have been

00:16:58.540 a whip exactly

00:16:59.420 but it was horse reins

00:17:02.040 that were being used

00:17:02.840 in a whip-like way

00:17:04.100 in an intimidating way

00:17:05.960 because there is one

00:17:07.760 there's one clip

00:17:09.400 of one of the

00:17:11.360 border patrol agents

00:17:12.040 on horseback

00:17:12.720 kind of twirling

00:17:13.900 the rope around

00:17:14.820 very quickly

00:17:15.340 which is pretty clear

00:17:17.840 he's doing that

00:17:18.380 to kind of lash

00:17:18.900 the horse

00:17:19.340 to get the horse

00:17:19.880 to move

00:17:20.280 but it didn't make

00:17:23.060 contact with anybody

00:17:24.140 with any human being

00:17:25.120 and so now

00:17:27.320 rather than

00:17:28.020 whipping and lassoing

00:17:29.340 Haitian immigrants

00:17:30.100 not at the border

00:17:30.880 which was the original

00:17:32.280 thing we were told

00:17:33.060 now it's

00:17:34.920 they were using it

00:17:36.020 in an intimidating way

00:17:37.100 it was scary

00:17:39.280 the way that they were

00:17:40.060 moving the rope

00:17:41.280 was scary

00:17:42.040 I say all this

00:17:44.840 we talked about it yesterday

00:17:45.640 but the truth is

00:17:46.800 I wouldn't

00:17:49.320 mind

00:17:50.220 if border patrol agents

00:17:51.360 were at the border

00:17:52.720 on horseback

00:17:53.560 using lassos

00:17:54.920 on people

00:17:56.780 who are trying

00:17:57.120 to sneak across

00:17:57.620 the border

00:17:57.980 I mean

00:17:58.360 that wouldn't

00:18:00.580 bother me that much

00:18:01.600 but that's actually

00:18:03.400 not what was

00:18:04.120 happening at all

00:18:04.660 and she knows that

00:18:05.680 and these are the people

00:18:08.300 that work for her

00:18:09.100 I mean not for her

00:18:09.960 directly

00:18:10.320 they work for the

00:18:10.840 administration

00:18:11.360 and they are

00:18:14.340 ready to throw

00:18:15.620 them right under the bus

00:18:16.640 send them down there

00:18:19.020 to do a job

00:18:20.160 an almost impossible job

00:18:21.640 and then when they

00:18:23.840 attempt to do

00:18:24.500 the job

00:18:25.100 and they end up

00:18:27.880 on video

00:18:28.320 and people are mad

00:18:29.200 about it

00:18:29.420 throw them right

00:18:29.940 under the bus

00:18:30.400 destroy their life

00:18:32.440 doesn't matter

00:18:32.960 because these people

00:18:35.440 are soulless

00:18:35.900 I mean Kamala Harris

00:18:36.560 is totally soulless

00:18:37.620 and we haven't even

00:18:39.740 talked about the

00:18:40.180 second part of her

00:18:41.060 little statement there

00:18:42.320 where she says that

00:18:43.160 we have a responsibility

00:18:44.380 to the people of Haiti

00:18:45.540 do we

00:18:46.540 why do we have

00:18:48.260 a special responsibility

00:18:49.380 to Haiti

00:18:49.980 can you explain

00:18:52.060 that one

00:18:52.580 and why

00:18:55.260 why are we the ones

00:18:56.400 with the unique

00:18:56.900 responsibility

00:18:57.460 there are many other

00:19:00.200 countries in this

00:19:00.900 hemisphere

00:19:01.280 do they have no

00:19:02.860 responsibility

00:19:03.480 why is it always

00:19:04.820 us

00:19:05.300 why does it always

00:19:07.200 fall to us

00:19:08.240 and and the thing

00:19:12.560 is people like

00:19:13.380 Kamala Harris

00:19:13.940 people on the left

00:19:14.540 they have no response

00:19:15.480 to that question

00:19:16.280 because the only

00:19:18.600 response you can come

00:19:19.400 up with is that

00:19:20.260 is that you know

00:19:22.320 the United States

00:19:23.060 is this especially

00:19:24.100 virtuous country

00:19:25.520 where the right

00:19:26.440 the city

00:19:26.960 the shining city

00:19:27.920 on the hill

00:19:28.520 and all that kind

00:19:29.000 of stuff

00:19:29.260 if you're going

00:19:31.660 to claim that

00:19:32.440 we have a special

00:19:33.940 responsibility

00:19:34.780 to every country

00:19:38.700 in the world

00:19:39.300 especially ones

00:19:39.940 that we share

00:19:40.300 a hemisphere with

00:19:41.020 then the only

00:19:42.620 reason you could

00:19:43.260 really give

00:19:43.920 is that we're

00:19:44.980 a special country

00:19:45.760 and we are

00:19:46.760 specially charitable

00:19:47.860 and virtuous

00:19:48.480 and that's

00:19:50.900 where the

00:19:51.080 responsibility

00:19:51.460 comes from

00:19:52.040 and maybe

00:19:53.720 those other

00:19:54.240 countries

00:19:54.780 you know

00:19:55.800 we can't really

00:19:56.240 expect them

00:19:56.800 to step up

00:19:57.260 to the plate

00:19:57.680 because those

00:19:59.300 people aren't

00:19:59.660 as generous

00:20:00.100 as us

00:20:00.600 if you're going

00:20:03.080 to make that

00:20:03.460 argument

00:20:03.820 then go ahead

00:20:04.360 and make it

00:20:05.160 except that

00:20:07.280 Kamala Harris

00:20:07.660 would also tell

00:20:08.300 us that that's

00:20:08.960 not what she

00:20:09.260 thinks about

00:20:09.660 America

00:20:10.020 she thinks

00:20:11.420 America's

00:20:11.980 a racist

00:20:13.540 dystopian

00:20:15.740 hellscape

00:20:16.460 and it is

00:20:17.360 increasingly

00:20:17.720 dystopian

00:20:18.240 but because

00:20:19.360 she's

00:20:19.720 one of the

00:20:21.720 people in

00:20:22.040 charge of it

00:20:22.540 so their

00:20:25.380 narrative

00:20:27.360 doesn't really

00:20:28.080 make any sense

00:20:28.760 unless I guess

00:20:30.620 the other way

00:20:31.060 you could go

00:20:31.580 is go to the

00:20:32.060 other extreme

00:20:32.600 and you say

00:20:33.120 that well

00:20:35.000 we have a

00:20:35.540 special responsibility

00:20:36.420 to all these

00:20:37.040 other countries

00:20:37.640 because it's

00:20:39.040 somehow our

00:20:39.740 fault

00:20:40.280 the fact that

00:20:41.920 Haiti's in the

00:20:42.440 shape that it's

00:20:42.980 in all these

00:20:43.580 other countries

00:20:44.100 that are

00:20:44.380 suffering

00:20:44.700 and all the

00:20:45.060 people that

00:20:45.360 are suffering

00:20:45.580 somehow it's

00:20:46.100 all our fault

00:20:46.780 and so that's

00:20:47.540 why we have

00:20:48.160 to bring

00:20:49.120 we have to

00:20:49.640 open our

00:20:50.000 arms and

00:20:50.380 accept them

00:20:50.800 I guess

00:20:51.040 that's what

00:20:51.340 they would

00:20:51.540 go with

00:20:51.880 but the

00:20:55.400 other problem

00:20:55.960 as we

00:20:56.300 discussed

00:20:56.620 yesterday

00:20:57.020 is that

00:20:57.660 she's

00:20:58.180 talking about

00:20:58.900 this

00:20:59.280 as if

00:21:01.800 all of

00:21:02.540 these people

00:21:03.060 who are in

00:21:03.620 all of these

00:21:04.500 Haitians

00:21:05.040 who are in

00:21:05.520 Del Rio

00:21:05.980 right now

00:21:06.680 as if

00:21:07.740 they came

00:21:09.180 from Haiti

00:21:10.120 they were

00:21:10.460 fleeing from

00:21:11.200 Haiti

00:21:11.600 from

00:21:12.740 economic

00:21:14.040 and political

00:21:14.680 disaster

00:21:15.260 and getting

00:21:16.360 on boats

00:21:16.900 by the

00:21:17.260 thousands

00:21:17.640 and

00:21:18.640 sailing up

00:21:19.800 the Gulf

00:21:20.520 of Mexico

00:21:21.040 docking on

00:21:22.540 the shores

00:21:23.040 of Mexico

00:21:23.640 and then

00:21:24.500 traveling across

00:21:25.360 the desert

00:21:25.960 west

00:21:26.860 for some

00:21:27.460 reason

00:21:27.800 and then

00:21:28.500 trying to

00:21:28.800 enter through

00:21:29.180 Del Rio

00:21:29.520 which is not

00:21:30.480 what's happening

00:21:30.980 at all

00:21:31.340 I don't know

00:21:34.380 exactly what's

00:21:35.000 happening

00:21:35.240 I can't tell

00:21:36.000 you exactly

00:21:36.600 why

00:21:37.140 there are

00:21:38.260 10 to

00:21:38.600 12,000

00:21:39.300 Haitians

00:21:40.560 building a

00:21:41.400 tent city

00:21:41.860 in Del Rio

00:21:42.360 right now

00:21:42.880 I can't

00:21:45.440 tell you

00:21:45.720 because

00:21:46.220 no one's

00:21:47.560 asking the

00:21:48.000 question

00:21:48.280 no one

00:21:48.580 who's in

00:21:49.020 a position

00:21:49.420 to have

00:21:49.760 the question

00:21:50.220 answered

00:21:50.840 is asking

00:21:51.800 it

00:21:52.100 but what

00:21:54.120 is very

00:21:54.480 clear

00:21:54.740 at a

00:21:55.160 minimum

00:21:55.380 is that

00:21:56.640 they're

00:21:57.180 not coming

00:21:57.800 directly

00:21:58.140 from Haiti

00:21:58.620 they're

00:21:59.300 coming from

00:21:59.680 Haiti

00:21:59.900 by way

00:22:00.380 of

00:22:00.640 Central

00:22:01.040 America

00:22:01.400 where

00:22:01.940 they've

00:22:02.440 probably

00:22:02.700 been

00:22:02.980 for years

00:22:03.460 and where

00:22:04.820 they can

00:22:05.140 stay

00:22:05.460 there's

00:22:07.060 no reason

00:22:07.300 why they

00:22:07.480 have to

00:22:07.640 come here

00:22:07.940 if they

00:22:08.900 needed

00:22:09.100 asylum

00:22:09.560 from

00:22:09.840 Haiti

00:22:10.100 they

00:22:10.380 already

00:22:10.580 got

00:22:10.840 it

00:22:11.060 if

00:22:13.140 they're

00:22:13.280 moving

00:22:13.540 again

00:22:14.020 they're

00:22:14.940 not

00:22:15.060 asylum

00:22:15.440 seekers

00:22:15.820 they're

00:22:15.960 not

00:22:16.080 refugees

00:22:16.460 anymore

00:22:17.020 they're

00:22:18.180 just

00:22:18.400 illegal

00:22:18.760 immigrants

00:22:19.180 all

00:22:22.320 right

00:22:22.480 the

00:22:22.960 UN

00:22:23.440 general

00:22:23.880 assembly

00:22:24.360 is

00:22:25.160 in

00:22:25.640 progress

00:22:26.180 and

00:22:26.920 my

00:22:27.600 guys

00:22:27.940 BTS

00:22:28.420 my

00:22:28.980 boys

00:22:29.360 my

00:22:30.880 favorite

00:22:31.120 band

00:22:31.420 they

00:22:31.640 they

00:22:31.920 were

00:22:33.020 at

00:22:33.340 the

00:22:33.480 UN

00:22:33.640 general

00:22:33.980 assembly

00:22:34.380 for

00:22:35.600 some

00:22:35.940 reason

00:22:36.240 and

00:22:37.320 they

00:22:37.640 played

00:22:38.420 one

00:22:38.680 of

00:22:38.760 their

00:22:38.920 songs

00:22:39.460 in

00:22:41.620 the

00:22:41.780 halls

00:22:42.140 of

00:22:42.420 the

00:22:42.540 UN

00:22:42.840 building

00:22:44.100 and

00:22:44.600 they

00:22:44.860 also

00:22:45.080 spoke

00:22:45.460 to

00:22:45.620 the

00:22:45.760 assembled

00:22:46.100 nations

00:22:46.520 about

00:22:47.000 vaccines

00:22:47.700 probably

00:22:48.060 haven't

00:22:48.240 even

00:22:48.400 watched

00:22:48.640 the

00:22:48.800 clip

00:22:48.960 but

00:22:49.120 let's

00:22:49.360 watch

00:22:49.760 some

00:22:49.900 of

00:22:49.980 this

00:22:50.180 what

00:23:07.560 is

00:23:07.720 important

00:23:08.140 are

00:23:09.100 the

00:23:09.280 choices

00:23:09.700 we

00:23:10.040 made

00:23:11.040 when

00:23:11.200 we're

00:23:11.360 faced

00:23:11.720 with

00:23:11.960 change

00:23:12.160 right

00:23:12.640 some

00:23:13.400 of

00:23:13.580 you

00:23:13.740 heard

00:23:14.020 the

00:23:14.200 news

00:23:14.500 that

00:23:14.840 we're

00:23:15.040 coming

00:23:15.300 to

00:23:15.440 the

00:23:15.600 UN

00:23:15.800 and

00:23:16.220 a

00:23:16.700 lot

00:23:16.920 of

00:23:17.120 you

00:23:17.340 were

00:23:17.680 wondering

00:23:18.140 whether

00:23:18.520 we

00:23:18.920 have

00:23:19.140 been

00:23:19.340 vaccinated

00:23:19.860 and

00:23:20.600 I'll

00:23:20.760 take

00:23:20.900 this

00:23:21.100 opportunity

00:23:21.540 to

00:23:21.860 say

00:23:22.060 yes

00:23:22.480 all

00:23:22.960 seven

00:23:23.240 of

00:23:23.420 us

00:23:23.660 of

00:23:23.880 course

00:23:24.100 we

00:23:24.280 received

00:23:24.720 vaccinations

00:23:25.340 all right

00:23:28.900 there's

00:23:29.980 BTS for

00:23:30.520 you

00:23:30.700 they're

00:23:32.960 still

00:23:33.100 dancing

00:23:33.440 just

00:23:35.140 awful

00:23:35.500 just

00:23:36.560 awful

00:23:37.020 and

00:23:38.220 they

00:23:38.300 were

00:23:38.380 at

00:23:38.500 the

00:23:38.600 UN

00:23:38.780 this

00:23:39.060 this

00:23:39.400 goes

00:23:39.860 back

00:23:40.220 this

00:23:40.420 is

00:23:40.580 I

00:23:40.880 could

00:23:41.060 think

00:23:41.220 of

00:23:41.320 no

00:23:41.880 better

00:23:42.180 argument

00:23:42.580 for

00:23:43.260 abolishing

00:23:43.840 the

00:23:44.000 UN

00:23:44.200 than

00:23:44.460 that

00:23:44.740 if

00:23:46.760 with

00:23:47.580 everything

00:23:47.880 happening

00:23:48.280 in the

00:23:48.480 world

00:23:48.640 right

00:23:48.860 now

00:23:49.100 all

00:23:49.660 of

00:23:49.820 the

00:23:50.040 crises

00:23:50.500 that

00:23:50.960 the

00:23:51.140 UN

00:23:51.500 allegedly

00:23:53.260 would

00:23:53.600 be

00:23:53.980 interested

00:23:55.500 in

00:23:55.720 trying

00:23:55.960 to

00:23:56.180 solve

00:23:56.500 and

00:23:58.520 yet

00:23:58.760 they

00:23:59.460 have

00:23:59.660 time

00:24:00.040 for a

00:24:00.420 musical

00:24:00.740 performance

00:24:01.240 from a

00:24:01.640 boy

00:24:01.820 band

00:24:02.180 just

00:24:02.960 think

00:24:03.200 about

00:24:03.360 this

00:24:03.520 for

00:24:03.640 a

00:24:03.760 second

00:24:04.020 they

00:24:05.220 tell us

00:24:05.560 we're

00:24:05.640 in the

00:24:05.740 middle

00:24:05.860 of a

00:24:06.080 global

00:24:06.380 pandemic

00:24:06.860 there's

00:24:07.260 a

00:24:07.360 crisis

00:24:07.680 in

00:24:07.880 Afghanistan

00:24:08.340 and

00:24:08.660 let's

00:24:11.580 take a

00:24:11.880 pause

00:24:12.160 for a

00:24:13.660 musical

00:24:14.040 interlude

00:24:14.800 from

00:24:15.040 BTS

00:24:15.740 making

00:24:17.740 time

00:24:18.060 for

00:24:18.200 that

00:24:18.500 just

00:24:21.500 need

00:24:21.640 to

00:24:21.720 get

00:24:21.840 rid

00:24:21.960 of

00:24:22.020 the

00:24:22.120 UN

00:24:22.360 it

00:24:24.120 has

00:24:24.320 served

00:24:24.880 no

00:24:26.140 good

00:24:26.440 function

00:24:26.880 certainly

00:24:27.860 for

00:24:28.160 many

00:24:28.560 years

00:24:29.020 all

00:24:30.280 right

00:24:30.460 from

00:24:31.160 the

00:24:31.680 daily

00:24:31.880 wire

00:24:32.100 it

00:24:32.220 says

00:24:32.340 on

00:24:32.560 Monday

00:24:32.920 over

00:24:33.240 500

00:24:33.700 women

00:24:34.080 including

00:24:34.480 US

00:24:34.880 women

00:24:35.120 soccer

00:24:35.460 player

00:24:35.940 Megan

00:24:36.460 Rapinoe

00:24:36.920 and hundreds

00:24:37.240 of

00:24:37.460 professional

00:24:37.780 athletes

00:24:38.160 Olympians

00:24:38.760 and college

00:24:39.180 athletes

00:24:39.480 called

00:24:40.020 the

00:24:40.160 Supreme

00:24:40.340 Court

00:24:40.560 to

00:24:40.760 strike

00:24:41.100 down

00:24:41.480 a

00:24:41.660 Mississippi

00:24:41.960 law

00:24:42.360 that

00:24:43.140 would

00:24:43.280 ban

00:24:43.520 abortions

00:24:44.060 after

00:24:44.320 15

00:24:44.820 weeks

00:24:45.140 in

00:24:45.380 most

00:24:45.600 circumstances

00:24:46.160 their

00:24:46.860 actions

00:24:47.120 come as

00:24:47.420 the

00:24:47.520 Supreme

00:24:47.700 Court

00:24:47.960 set a

00:24:48.280 December

00:24:48.620 date

00:24:48.880 to hear

00:24:49.120 the

00:24:49.240 case

00:24:49.520 the

00:24:50.320 women

00:24:50.640 wrote

00:24:50.940 in an

00:24:51.260 amicus

00:24:51.560 brief

00:24:51.940 we

00:24:52.640 believe

00:24:53.000 that

00:24:53.240 like

00:24:53.480 themselves

00:24:53.960 the

00:24:54.160 next

00:24:54.320 generation

00:24:54.760 of

00:24:54.940 women

00:24:55.120 athletes

00:24:55.600 must

00:24:55.860 be

00:24:56.040 guaranteed

00:24:56.460 bodily

00:24:56.860 integrity

00:24:57.240 and

00:24:57.800 decisional

00:24:58.200 autonomy

00:24:58.620 in order

00:24:59.000 to fully

00:24:59.420 and equally

00:24:59.860 participate

00:25:00.380 in

00:25:00.620 sports

00:25:01.120 WNBA

00:25:03.360 players

00:25:03.860 Diana

00:25:04.480 Taurasi

00:25:05.080 and

00:25:05.500 Sue

00:25:05.840 Bird

00:25:06.240 who's

00:25:07.100 Rapinoe's

00:25:07.740 fiance

00:25:08.540 are two

00:25:09.000 of the

00:25:09.120 women's

00:25:09.380 athletes

00:25:09.700 that are

00:25:09.980 part of

00:25:10.420 the

00:25:10.520 brief

00:25:10.820 the

00:25:12.120 group

00:25:12.660 argues

00:25:13.300 that

00:25:13.480 abortion

00:25:13.740 is a

00:25:14.040 major

00:25:14.320 factor

00:25:14.780 in the

00:25:15.180 enormous

00:25:15.480 success

00:25:16.100 of

00:25:16.360 women's

00:25:16.680 sports

00:25:17.040 and that

00:25:18.080 women's

00:25:18.360 participation

00:25:18.760 in sports

00:25:19.400 would be

00:25:20.380 severely

00:25:20.760 impaired

00:25:21.240 if the

00:25:21.960 right to

00:25:22.260 access

00:25:22.520 abortion

00:25:22.880 is

00:25:23.160 restricted

00:25:23.580 well just

00:25:24.300 as there

00:25:24.540 was no

00:25:24.800 better

00:25:24.980 argument

00:25:25.280 for

00:25:25.460 abolishing

00:25:25.900 the

00:25:26.060 UN

00:25:26.260 and the

00:25:26.500 fact

00:25:26.640 that

00:25:26.760 BTS

00:25:27.100 is

00:25:27.340 performing

00:25:27.720 there

00:25:27.980 maybe

00:25:29.580 no

00:25:29.740 better

00:25:29.900 argument

00:25:30.160 for

00:25:30.360 abolishing

00:25:30.780 women's

00:25:34.480 according to

00:25:35.540 these

00:25:35.920 female

00:25:36.260 athletes

00:25:36.640 if what

00:25:36.940 they're

00:25:37.100 saying

00:25:37.340 is

00:25:37.480 true

00:25:37.740 I

00:25:40.000 don't

00:25:40.140 think

00:25:40.340 it is

00:25:40.680 but that's

00:25:41.000 their

00:25:41.180 claim

00:25:41.520 where to

00:25:45.300 even start

00:25:45.780 with this

00:25:46.260 first of

00:25:48.320 all

00:25:48.520 you see

00:25:50.640 again how

00:25:51.300 these

00:25:51.540 outside

00:25:52.060 forces

00:25:52.540 are

00:25:53.780 involving

00:25:54.320 themselves

00:25:54.820 and something

00:25:55.200 that has

00:25:55.380 nothing to

00:25:55.680 do with

00:25:55.920 them

00:25:56.380 Megan

00:25:58.020 Rapinoe

00:25:58.820 does she

00:25:59.240 live in

00:25:59.720 Mississippi

00:26:00.240 maybe she

00:26:02.960 does but I

00:26:03.360 don't know

00:26:03.540 where she

00:26:03.760 lives

00:26:03.920 somehow I

00:26:04.580 doubt it

00:26:04.980 certainly I

00:26:07.180 doubt that

00:26:07.460 all 500

00:26:08.100 of these

00:26:08.720 female

00:26:09.440 professional

00:26:09.960 athletes

00:26:10.420 live in

00:26:10.980 Mississippi

00:26:11.340 so

00:26:13.780 they're

00:26:14.900 involving

00:26:15.520 themselves

00:26:16.080 in this

00:26:18.080 issue

00:26:18.940 in Mississippi

00:26:20.100 that does

00:26:20.600 not directly

00:26:21.100 affect them

00:26:21.640 and of

00:26:23.820 course the

00:26:24.120 left

00:26:24.380 embraces

00:26:25.800 that in

00:26:26.380 that case

00:26:26.960 but on

00:26:30.180 the right

00:26:30.600 we are

00:26:32.980 having

00:26:33.480 for example

00:26:34.640 we're

00:26:34.880 having our

00:26:35.500 rally

00:26:36.980 on September

00:26:37.940 28th

00:26:38.860 at the

00:26:39.900 Loudoun

00:26:40.420 County

00:26:40.920 school board

00:26:41.600 meeting

00:26:41.880 which you're

00:26:42.880 all invited

00:26:43.360 to attend

00:26:43.760 in Ashburn

00:26:44.300 Virginia

00:26:45.060 about you

00:26:47.100 know to

00:26:47.420 protest their

00:26:48.380 radical pro-trans

00:26:49.300 policies that

00:26:50.080 are among other

00:26:51.080 things a direct

00:26:51.680 assault on

00:26:52.320 women's

00:26:52.780 on girls

00:26:53.640 sports there

00:26:54.220 because they're

00:26:54.560 going to allow

00:26:54.800 boys into

00:26:55.180 girls sports

00:26:55.680 but as I've

00:26:56.940 been talking

00:26:57.320 about this

00:26:57.780 rally and

00:26:58.700 encouraging people

00:26:59.440 to attend

00:26:59.980 I've been

00:27:01.120 told by

00:27:02.440 the left

00:27:02.880 that this

00:27:03.820 doesn't

00:27:04.100 concern me

00:27:04.680 I'm an

00:27:05.300 outside

00:27:05.700 agitator

00:27:06.340 it's not

00:27:07.000 my business

00:27:07.520 to be

00:27:07.840 involved in

00:27:08.320 this

00:27:08.560 what am I

00:27:09.620 doing there

00:27:10.060 this is

00:27:10.400 Loudoun

00:27:11.240 County

00:27:11.520 this is

00:27:11.780 Virginia

00:27:12.180 in fact

00:27:14.560 I was

00:27:14.920 told that

00:27:15.460 showing up

00:27:17.040 at a

00:27:17.220 school board

00:27:17.660 meeting

00:27:17.920 at my

00:27:18.560 local

00:27:18.940 school board

00:27:19.500 here in

00:27:19.760 Nashville

00:27:20.100 when I

00:27:22.760 gave my

00:27:23.480 two cents

00:27:23.900 on the

00:27:24.140 mask mandate

00:27:24.720 and they

00:27:25.500 said that

00:27:26.100 doesn't

00:27:26.440 concern you

00:27:26.940 either

00:27:27.160 you're an

00:27:27.680 outsider

00:27:28.140 because you

00:27:28.460 don't send

00:27:28.740 your kids

00:27:28.980 to public

00:27:29.280 school

00:27:29.560 even though

00:27:32.440 my money

00:27:32.960 helps to

00:27:33.500 support

00:27:33.800 public

00:27:34.120 schools

00:27:34.500 in

00:27:35.760 Nashville

00:27:36.080 and in

00:27:36.500 fact across

00:27:36.920 the entire

00:27:37.260 country through

00:27:37.800 the Department

00:27:38.640 of Education

00:27:39.100 that I helped

00:27:39.760 fund as does

00:27:41.420 everybody else

00:27:42.080 very much against

00:27:43.700 our will

00:27:44.160 so that is

00:27:46.680 outside agitation

00:27:48.020 that is a

00:27:48.880 case of you

00:27:49.980 know you need

00:27:50.260 to mind your

00:27:50.680 own business

00:27:51.120 and yet

00:27:54.620 the professional

00:27:55.420 athletes who do

00:27:56.100 not live in

00:27:56.660 Mississippi

00:27:57.080 can involve

00:27:58.420 themselves

00:27:59.060 file an

00:27:59.680 amicus

00:28:00.040 brief

00:28:00.480 with the

00:28:01.080 Supreme

00:28:01.300 Court

00:28:01.660 to try to

00:28:04.160 control

00:28:04.760 legislation

00:28:05.520 in

00:28:05.900 Mississippi

00:28:06.340 so you

00:28:06.780 see how

00:28:06.980 that works

00:28:07.420 and they

00:28:09.300 done the

00:28:09.520 same thing

00:28:09.760 in Texas

00:28:10.140 I mean

00:28:10.440 they do

00:28:10.660 the same

00:28:11.460 thing

00:28:11.640 anytime

00:28:12.160 any state

00:28:12.880 or locality

00:28:13.700 passes a

00:28:14.700 law or

00:28:15.120 ordinance

00:28:15.480 or policy

00:28:16.020 that they

00:28:16.320 don't

00:28:16.480 like

00:28:16.740 but

00:28:19.940 they

00:28:21.340 see

00:28:21.940 abortion

00:28:22.520 as a

00:28:23.640 direct

00:28:24.080 attack

00:28:24.780 on

00:28:25.760 women's

00:28:26.260 sports

00:28:26.660 and I

00:28:28.980 guarantee

00:28:29.280 you if you

00:28:29.620 were to

00:28:29.780 ask these

00:28:30.260 people

00:28:30.620 how they

00:28:31.900 feel about

00:28:32.740 men being

00:28:34.240 involved in

00:28:34.720 women's

00:28:35.000 sports and

00:28:35.600 women and

00:28:36.120 the doors of

00:28:37.380 women's

00:28:37.660 sports being

00:28:38.120 open to

00:28:38.660 men who

00:28:39.120 call

00:28:39.360 themselves

00:28:39.680 women

00:28:39.960 they don't

00:28:41.560 think that's

00:28:41.960 an attack on

00:28:42.420 women's

00:28:42.680 sports

00:28:42.940 but abortion

00:28:44.620 is somehow

00:28:45.440 this as

00:28:48.240 always is

00:28:49.460 the exact

00:28:51.680 opposite of

00:28:52.760 inspiring and

00:28:53.880 motivational for

00:28:55.360 women

00:28:55.640 because once

00:28:58.100 again women

00:28:58.620 are being

00:28:59.000 told that if

00:28:59.820 you want to

00:29:00.160 succeed in

00:29:00.660 life in

00:29:01.320 this case if

00:29:01.760 you want to

00:29:02.060 succeed as

00:29:02.580 an athlete

00:29:03.020 you need to

00:29:04.800 have the

00:29:05.040 ability to

00:29:05.460 kill your

00:29:05.760 child

00:29:06.060 it's not

00:29:08.300 going to be

00:29:08.580 possible to

00:29:09.260 pursue your

00:29:09.800 dreams

00:29:10.240 if you do

00:29:12.580 if you

00:29:14.160 fully embrace

00:29:15.060 your womanhood

00:29:15.920 and your

00:29:17.000 femininity

00:29:17.480 and the

00:29:20.100 full power

00:29:20.760 of being a

00:29:21.320 woman and

00:29:21.920 one of the

00:29:22.620 most profound

00:29:23.280 powers that a

00:29:24.040 woman has is

00:29:24.720 to bring

00:29:25.120 children into

00:29:25.820 the world

00:29:26.200 what we hear

00:29:28.600 from these

00:29:28.880 feminists is

00:29:30.420 that in order

00:29:30.820 for a woman

00:29:31.320 to fully be

00:29:33.420 herself and

00:29:34.920 be successful

00:29:35.460 in this world

00:29:35.820 she has to

00:29:36.340 reject violently

00:29:37.820 reject that

00:29:38.640 part of

00:29:38.980 herself

00:29:39.320 I mean think

00:29:43.360 about that

00:29:43.860 that that

00:29:45.160 power that

00:29:45.800 miraculous ability

00:29:46.880 that both

00:29:48.460 men and

00:29:48.880 women play

00:29:50.900 a part in

00:29:51.400 the ability

00:29:52.600 to create

00:29:53.340 another person

00:29:54.160 but for

00:29:56.080 women and

00:29:57.100 only women

00:29:57.680 they have the

00:29:58.780 unique ability

00:29:59.380 to bear that

00:30:00.400 child within

00:30:01.040 themselves and

00:30:02.180 bring the

00:30:02.560 child into

00:30:03.140 the world

00:30:03.520 you are not

00:30:07.700 supporting women

00:30:08.480 unless you're

00:30:10.520 supporting women

00:30:11.160 in that capacity

00:30:12.240 and encouraging

00:30:13.740 them in that

00:30:14.220 capacity

00:30:14.660 telling them

00:30:18.240 to reject

00:30:18.780 it

00:30:19.020 reject it

00:30:20.000 even by

00:30:20.340 spilling the

00:30:20.820 blood of

00:30:21.120 their own

00:30:21.420 children

00:30:21.780 that is not

00:30:22.820 supporting women

00:30:23.400 all right

00:30:24.820 next we have

00:30:25.520 this is something

00:30:26.500 that's been

00:30:26.700 making the rounds

00:30:27.200 online and

00:30:28.280 then it ended

00:30:28.780 up on MSNBC

00:30:29.760 and also the

00:30:30.680 Daily Show

00:30:31.220 it's footage

00:30:32.740 from a news

00:30:33.380 segment from

00:30:34.120 the 1980s

00:30:35.240 and why are we

00:30:37.260 talking about a

00:30:38.180 news segment

00:30:38.620 okay this is

00:30:39.060 from NBC

00:30:39.620 Nightly News

00:30:40.160 in 1984

00:30:41.020 why are we

00:30:41.840 talking about a

00:30:42.340 news segment

00:30:42.820 from NBC

00:30:43.380 Nightly News

00:30:44.200 1984

00:30:44.560 well because

00:30:46.440 it's footage

00:30:49.540 about a new

00:30:50.160 seatbelt law

00:30:50.880 that went into

00:30:51.360 effect at the

00:30:51.860 time

00:30:52.080 and the left

00:30:53.820 loves this

00:30:54.320 segment now

00:30:55.020 because they

00:30:56.040 think it makes

00:30:56.480 some kind of

00:30:56.940 point about

00:30:57.640 vaccine mandates

00:30:58.580 so first let's

00:30:59.780 watch the

00:31:00.660 segment

00:31:00.880 it is a new

00:31:02.860 seatbelt ordinance

00:31:03.780 if the town

00:31:04.480 council gets

00:31:05.160 its way

00:31:05.640 seatbelts will

00:31:06.420 be mandatory

00:31:06.960 for everybody

00:31:07.840 riding in the

00:31:08.500 front seat of a

00:31:09.180 car through

00:31:09.680 Richland

00:31:10.180 I'll have to

00:31:10.640 detour the

00:31:11.220 town to get

00:31:11.740 to Kalamazoo

00:31:12.480 they pass a

00:31:13.680 seatbelt ordinance

00:31:14.560 where I don't

00:31:15.040 use a seatbelt

00:31:16.000 I wouldn't wear

00:31:17.040 my seatbelt

00:31:17.720 to get caught

00:31:19.500 I get caught

00:31:20.060 I guess

00:31:20.420 Florida Highway

00:31:21.200 Patrol Lieutenant

00:31:22.160 Chris Miller

00:31:22.760 hears it all

00:31:23.920 when it comes

00:31:24.560 to seatbelts

00:31:25.520 I hear it's

00:31:26.460 uncomfortable

00:31:27.140 it wrinkles my

00:31:30.620 clothes

00:31:31.240 it's not cool

00:31:33.080 there's no

00:31:33.460 freedom no more

00:31:34.340 you don't want

00:31:36.240 to wear it

00:31:36.800 that's your

00:31:37.460 choice

00:31:37.920 okay so

00:31:40.060 the obvious

00:31:43.180 point the

00:31:43.880 reason that

00:31:44.720 why this was

00:31:45.200 played on

00:31:45.560 MSNBC the

00:31:46.380 daily show

00:31:46.900 is supposed to

00:31:47.960 be that people

00:31:48.540 the people in

00:31:49.020 this clip are

00:31:49.660 you know the

00:31:50.580 ones objecting

00:31:51.240 to seatbelt

00:31:51.720 laws are a

00:31:52.760 bunch of

00:31:53.060 dumb rubes

00:31:53.820 and just like

00:31:55.560 the dumb rubes

00:31:56.480 who object to

00:31:57.320 mask and vaccine

00:31:58.200 mandates that's

00:31:58.800 a comparison being

00:31:59.420 made

00:31:59.720 now it just so

00:32:01.360 happens that

00:32:02.560 I actually

00:32:03.900 sitting here in

00:32:04.820 2021 I agree

00:32:06.260 with them in

00:32:06.900 1984 about

00:32:08.720 and the

00:32:09.340 year the

00:32:10.140 date of that

00:32:10.800 news report

00:32:11.500 is is

00:32:12.920 interesting as

00:32:14.400 well but I

00:32:15.580 agree with them

00:32:15.980 on seatbelt

00:32:16.320 laws I

00:32:16.640 actually don't

00:32:17.780 support seatbelt

00:32:18.500 laws not

00:32:22.160 because I don't

00:32:22.600 support seat

00:32:23.060 belts I wear my

00:32:23.660 seatbelt every

00:32:24.260 time I get in

00:32:24.600 the car I tell

00:32:24.940 my kids to wear

00:32:25.380 a seatbelt I

00:32:27.920 just don't think

00:32:28.320 we need police

00:32:29.560 officers to be

00:32:30.520 concerned with

00:32:31.220 that we don't

00:32:31.660 need police

00:32:32.060 officers there's

00:32:33.300 a lot of crime

00:32:34.020 that they could

00:32:34.480 be chasing down

00:32:35.420 having them sit

00:32:36.280 on the side

00:32:36.640 of the highway

00:32:36.980 or the side

00:32:37.340 of the road

00:32:37.740 looking for

00:32:38.100 people so

00:32:38.800 they can

00:32:39.040 scold people

00:32:39.560 for not

00:32:39.780 wearing a

00:32:40.080 seatbelt I

00:32:40.540 think that's

00:32:40.820 a waste of

00:32:41.400 law enforcement

00:32:41.880 resources I

00:32:43.380 don't think

00:32:43.580 that's an

00:32:44.260 issue for law

00:32:44.960 enforcement to

00:32:45.400 concern itself

00:32:45.860 with that's

00:32:46.600 my problem

00:32:47.080 with seatbelt

00:32:48.020 laws and also

00:32:48.960 with seatbelts

00:32:50.020 if you don't

00:32:51.680 wear your seatbelt

00:32:52.220 you are only

00:32:53.800 putting your

00:32:54.940 own health in

00:32:55.700 jeopardy you're

00:32:56.100 not you're not

00:32:56.500 endangering anybody

00:32:57.240 else so I

00:33:00.520 don't I don't

00:33:00.920 like seatbelt

00:33:01.360 laws as it is

00:33:02.260 I fully admit

00:33:03.160 that I think

00:33:04.700 mainly they

00:33:05.520 function as

00:33:06.500 just like many

00:33:08.480 other traffic

00:33:08.960 laws and the

00:33:09.660 way they're

00:33:09.960 enforced they

00:33:10.360 function as

00:33:10.860 fundraising

00:33:11.320 mechanisms for

00:33:12.120 the state

00:33:12.460 that's mostly

00:33:14.680 what they're

00:33:15.000 about but

00:33:16.860 why are we

00:33:18.320 talking about

00:33:18.780 seatbelts I

00:33:19.820 mean we've

00:33:20.220 been told that

00:33:21.560 the comparison

00:33:22.280 between auto

00:33:23.260 accidents and

00:33:24.200 COVID is

00:33:24.860 invalid I have

00:33:27.560 drawn this sort

00:33:28.500 of comparison

00:33:29.240 many times in

00:33:31.720 the past many

00:33:33.360 others have

00:33:33.780 drawn it and

00:33:34.960 we've always

00:33:35.420 been told well

00:33:36.040 those are two

00:33:36.380 different things

00:33:36.800 you can't you

00:33:37.160 can't make that

00:33:37.560 comparison automobile

00:33:39.700 accidents aren't

00:33:40.480 contagious for one

00:33:41.360 thing it's not a

00:33:41.820 contagious virus it's

00:33:42.640 a completely

00:33:42.960 different thing

00:33:43.600 now apparently it's

00:33:46.520 valid again okay

00:33:47.940 so if they're

00:33:49.240 raising the subject

00:33:50.060 then here's a

00:33:51.920 question

00:33:52.300 how does this

00:33:56.520 this this is all

00:33:57.420 about risk assessment

00:33:58.440 really I think

00:34:00.740 that's the real

00:34:01.400 comparison we can

00:34:02.140 make because

00:34:03.920 seatbelts and

00:34:05.300 airbags together

00:34:06.680 if you if you

00:34:09.280 both of those

00:34:10.560 both both of

00:34:13.120 those precautions

00:34:14.040 if you take both

00:34:14.620 of those precautions

00:34:15.240 and most people

00:34:16.000 driving in modern

00:34:16.740 cars today you got

00:34:17.420 the seatbelts and

00:34:18.100 you have the airbags

00:34:18.740 that reduces your

00:34:20.540 risk of fatality

00:34:21.640 by only 60%

00:34:23.940 which is better

00:34:27.200 than 0% I mean

00:34:28.960 it's a good reason

00:34:29.620 to have the airbags

00:34:30.500 and the seatbelt but

00:34:32.320 it's only a 60%

00:34:33.360 reduction they're not

00:34:35.180 as effective as

00:34:36.320 most people probably

00:34:37.720 think so you

00:34:40.060 reduce your risk of

00:34:40.840 fatality by 60%

00:34:42.160 when you've got

00:34:42.680 around 60% when

00:34:43.360 you've got airbags

00:34:44.060 and seatbelts but

00:34:45.940 you also when you

00:34:46.800 get into the car and

00:34:48.940 you drive down the

00:34:49.780 road there's a

00:34:52.820 there's a chance

00:34:53.980 that you could get

00:34:54.740 into a fatal accident

00:34:55.640 even with those

00:34:56.440 precautions and

00:34:57.500 and and die but

00:35:00.200 also you don't know

00:35:01.240 if if you hit

00:35:02.460 somebody else you

00:35:04.480 don't know if they

00:35:05.040 have their seatbelt

00:35:05.740 on you don't know

00:35:06.780 if they have airbags

00:35:07.540 or not so you

00:35:09.820 could you could

00:35:10.180 take precautions for

00:35:10.860 yourself but you

00:35:11.400 don't know about

00:35:11.800 anybody else in any

00:35:12.620 of those other cars

00:35:13.420 you know when you

00:35:16.500 get on the road

00:35:17.460 especially when you

00:35:18.880 get on the highway

00:35:19.520 you're putting your

00:35:21.140 own life in jeopardy

00:35:22.300 you are and you're

00:35:23.900 also putting other

00:35:24.760 people's lives in

00:35:25.380 jeopardy go flying

00:35:29.320 down the road in a

00:35:30.540 in a tin bucket at

00:35:31.520 75 miles an hour if

00:35:33.320 you accidentally hit

00:35:34.100 somebody else you

00:35:35.180 kill them no matter

00:35:36.000 if they have the

00:35:36.360 seatbelt or not and

00:35:38.620 so there is this real

00:35:40.400 risk that you take

00:35:41.460 you put your kids in

00:35:43.120 the car and you have

00:35:44.780 them in the in even

00:35:46.140 if you have them in

00:35:46.780 the modern car seats

00:35:48.160 and everything that

00:35:48.820 are like things out

00:35:49.420 of a space shuttle with

00:35:50.840 the way with how

00:35:51.700 bulky they are and

00:35:53.240 all the five point

00:35:54.540 harness and everything

00:35:55.180 else and you could

00:35:56.760 take all those

00:35:57.260 precautions but

00:35:58.960 there's still a chance

00:36:00.040 that your kids could

00:36:01.600 be killed in the car

00:36:02.540 relatively small chance

00:36:05.320 but not not

00:36:06.500 vanishingly small it

00:36:08.720 happens to tens of

00:36:09.700 thousands of people

00:36:10.260 every single year so

00:36:12.360 you put your kids in

00:36:12.840 the car and you drive

00:36:13.400 down the road there's a

00:36:14.480 chance that you could

00:36:15.460 kill your kids

00:36:16.460 accidentally in the car

00:36:17.900 or somebody else

00:36:18.660 could and of all

00:36:21.740 the safety precautions

00:36:22.980 that you could take

00:36:23.540 it's only going to

00:36:24.240 reduce your risk of

00:36:25.240 death by 60 percent

00:36:26.600 so with the way

00:36:29.900 here's the point with

00:36:30.640 the way that we talk

00:36:31.560 about masks and

00:36:32.680 vaccines and cover

00:36:33.560 precautions and

00:36:35.860 considering you can

00:36:36.480 only reduce your risk

00:36:37.500 of death by 60 percent

00:36:39.000 even with all these

00:36:41.200 precautions it would

00:36:44.300 seem like the people

00:36:45.420 who you know won't

00:36:46.120 walk down the road

00:36:47.000 walk down the street

00:36:48.200 without a mask on

00:36:48.980 even when they're

00:36:49.680 vaccinated you know

00:36:52.100 won't walk through a

00:36:52.860 grocery store without a

00:36:53.700 mask on even when

00:36:54.460 they're vaccinated

00:36:55.020 for them the risk of

00:36:58.100 contracting COVID very

00:36:59.560 very low the risk of

00:37:00.880 getting severely sick

00:37:01.600 from it very very very

00:37:02.580 low and yet they're

00:37:04.760 not willing to take

00:37:05.440 that risk so

00:37:08.200 considering you're not

00:37:08.720 willing to take that

00:37:09.400 risk in the grocery

00:37:10.000 store walking on the

00:37:10.620 street why are you

00:37:11.240 willing to take the

00:37:11.760 risk in the car

00:37:12.340 with the way you're

00:37:15.880 calculating risk and

00:37:17.420 the way that you're

00:37:18.020 performing these risk

00:37:18.820 assessments what you

00:37:19.880 should be doing is

00:37:21.340 just not driving at

00:37:22.900 all

00:37:23.340 that that's the way

00:37:27.620 you really prevent

00:37:28.820 yourself from being

00:37:29.500 killed in the car is

00:37:30.140 just by not driving

00:37:30.880 or at the very least

00:37:32.320 drastically drastically

00:37:34.000 reducing the amount of

00:37:35.380 time you spend in the

00:37:36.000 car but you don't do

00:37:37.640 that

00:37:38.020 you don't even think

00:37:41.140 about it you get in

00:37:43.000 the car you drive down

00:37:43.700 the street and unless

00:37:44.940 the weather is really

00:37:45.700 bad or there's something

00:37:46.500 that's made you

00:37:47.060 especially cognizant of

00:37:48.240 the risks involved most

00:37:49.200 of the time you don't

00:37:49.900 even you don't perform

00:37:50.740 any risk calculation at

00:37:51.880 all you just get in the

00:37:52.500 car and you drive you

00:37:54.820 never say to yourself

00:37:55.820 when you get in the car

00:37:56.600 well here's where I'm

00:37:59.000 going the risk of death

00:38:00.800 is this this place that

00:38:02.920 I want to go is it

00:38:03.640 really worth that risk

00:38:04.900 you don't perform that

00:38:05.720 kind of calculation you

00:38:06.420 just get in the car and

00:38:07.220 you drive that's where

00:38:12.360 the real disconnect is

00:38:13.320 if you're too afraid to

00:38:16.940 walk into Walmart without

00:38:18.240 a mask on if that

00:38:21.100 minimal risk of death

00:38:22.540 very minimal to you

00:38:23.900 especially if you're a

00:38:24.760 vaccinated person or if

00:38:25.740 you have natural

00:38:26.140 immunity if that is too

00:38:27.740 great then the risk of

00:38:29.740 death in a car should

00:38:30.660 certainly also be too

00:38:31.560 great for you

00:38:32.080 all right let's get now

00:38:35.500 to reading

00:38:36.480 the YouTube comments

00:38:38.140 great all right let's

00:38:53.620 get okay this is from

00:38:54.880 not important says

00:38:56.660 quoting me says you

00:38:57.660 can kill seven kids and

00:38:58.620 not get fired from a

00:38:59.380 government government job

00:39:00.620 Matt I don't know what

00:39:02.280 you expected from a

00:39:02.980 government that funds

00:39:03.620 abortion yeah I realized

00:39:05.340 that yesterday after I

00:39:06.020 made that claim that

00:39:07.180 government is the only

00:39:08.400 the only place where you

00:39:10.900 can kill children in your

00:39:13.120 you know in your job you

00:39:14.460 can make you can make a

00:39:15.180 mistake that kills

00:39:16.000 children like the seven

00:39:17.660 kids who were killed by a

00:39:19.260 drone in Afghanistan a

00:39:20.940 couple weeks ago the only

00:39:22.260 place where you can do

00:39:22.920 that and still keep your

00:39:23.700 job and it occurred to me

00:39:24.840 after the fact that well

00:39:25.780 there is there's one major

00:39:26.940 exception to that and that

00:39:28.540 is the abortion industry I

00:39:29.840 mean if you're an

00:39:30.180 abortionist you kill kids

00:39:31.320 every single day and not

00:39:32.620 only do you keep your job

00:39:33.540 but you get your you're

00:39:34.880 commended and celebrated

00:39:36.200 for it

00:39:37.180 Vruddin the Great says

00:39:40.360 something that's been

00:39:41.280 lost childhood Matt

00:39:43.420 please keep them away from

00:39:44.340 this toxic sewer for as

00:39:45.580 long as possible this is a

00:39:46.860 genie you can't put back

00:39:47.820 in the bottle I commend

00:39:49.260 you for being good father

00:39:50.000 unfortunately your kids

00:39:51.840 are in the minority yeah

00:39:54.100 and that's that's the key

00:39:55.420 for as long as possible

00:39:56.440 and when you say toxic

00:39:57.520 sewer I assume you mean the

00:39:58.460 internet you can't keep

00:40:00.460 your kids away from it

00:40:01.260 forever that's true

00:40:02.300 eventually unless you

00:40:06.120 really do move out into

00:40:07.120 the woods and go

00:40:07.880 completely off the grid

00:40:08.800 and decide to live that

00:40:10.000 way I think there's

00:40:10.640 something to be said for

00:40:11.260 that for that mode of

00:40:12.560 living if that's what you

00:40:13.200 want to do but if you're

00:40:13.700 not going to that extreme

00:40:14.500 and we certainly haven't

00:40:15.760 then they're going to be

00:40:16.680 exposed to the internet

00:40:17.420 eventually but but the

00:40:21.220 longer you wait the

00:40:22.180 better is the way I look

00:40:23.160 at it and you're you

00:40:26.020 should be equipping them

00:40:27.180 with the psychological and

00:40:28.860 emotional and spiritual

00:40:30.400 tools that they're going

00:40:31.920 to need once they are

00:40:34.680 faced with all this

00:40:37.380 filth out in society and

00:40:38.460 on the internet and

00:40:38.880 everything else but first

00:40:40.800 you have to you have to

00:40:41.520 build them up you have to

00:40:42.520 prepare them for that a

00:40:44.960 lot of parents today they

00:40:45.800 just sort of throw their

00:40:47.700 kids in now throw them

00:40:51.080 into the deep end without

00:40:51.920 teaching them how to swim

00:40:52.720 first you just throw them

00:40:53.600 in and hope that they figure

00:40:54.560 it out some kids do but

00:40:57.240 but most kids won't let's

00:41:02.020 see another really really

00:41:03.240 stupid argument that I've

00:41:04.240 heard when I was talking

00:41:05.480 yesterday about insulating

00:41:08.600 your kids from some of

00:41:09.820 this technology and not

00:41:11.800 letting this technology

00:41:12.660 dominate their lives and

00:41:14.060 don't give your kid a

00:41:14.720 smartphone with internet

00:41:15.360 access one argument I

00:41:17.280 hear in response to that

00:41:18.620 one criticism is that

00:41:20.000 well your kids are going

00:41:20.980 to get left behind

00:41:21.920 because all the other

00:41:23.200 kids are going to learn

00:41:23.820 how to use this technology

00:41:24.960 technology and your kids

00:41:26.460 won't I find that to be a

00:41:28.800 really silly argument

00:41:29.700 because for one thing

00:41:31.060 your kids are not using

00:41:33.600 the technology the

00:41:34.500 technology is using them

00:41:35.740 you know a child who's on

00:41:39.860 their phone 17 hours a day

00:41:42.480 or at least on some kind of

00:41:45.760 screen 17 hours a day can't

00:41:46.960 look up from it can't spend

00:41:48.960 more than two minutes

00:41:49.740 without without going back

00:41:50.820 to it that's not a child

00:41:52.920 who has command over these

00:41:54.660 devices these devices have

00:41:55.920 command over him and there

00:41:58.340 are a lot of adults who are

00:41:59.040 in that same boat but also

00:42:01.320 kids take to this stuff very

00:42:03.580 easily you don't need to

00:42:06.280 learn you don't need to

00:42:07.020 teach your six-year-old how

00:42:08.220 to use a phone so that they

00:42:09.440 know how to do it when

00:42:10.880 they're adults kids at any

00:42:13.900 age figure this stuff out

00:42:15.160 really quick I mean my my

00:42:19.120 my eight-year-old daughter

00:42:21.000 doesn't have a phone doesn't

00:42:22.600 spend any time on a phone

00:42:23.920 but the other day I saw her

00:42:26.980 she she picked up my phone

00:42:28.320 and put put it on the camera

00:42:30.680 and like took a picture she

00:42:33.940 was able to figure figure it

00:42:35.060 out that quickly so kids take

00:42:38.400 to this stuff you don't need

00:42:39.120 to expose it to it that early

00:42:40.180 in order for them to do it

00:42:41.140 Amy says I want an SBG t-shirt

00:42:44.040 but that one is creepy Matt is

00:42:46.200 not the baby in the gang the

00:42:47.560 shirt makes no sense it

00:42:49.900 makes Matt look like he has

00:42:50.920 some weird diaper fetish no

00:42:52.880 thanks Amy did you think

00:42:55.280 that you could come into our

00:42:57.800 comment section and insult me

00:43:00.680 and the and the whole gang

00:43:01.640 that way I'm not saying that

00:43:04.440 your criticism is wrong you're

00:43:05.580 actually completely right but

00:43:08.700 that doesn't make it hurt any

00:43:09.460 less and you're banned from

00:43:10.820 the show how dare you uh en

00:43:13.620 says Matt it's pronounced

00:43:14.820 Jen Psaki the p is silent man

00:43:17.540 well we will agree to disagree

00:43:19.700 on that one I suppose Josh

00:43:21.400 says man screw you Matt the

00:43:23.040 quiet place was great yeah the

00:43:25.760 quiet place was a very good

00:43:26.820 movie um the fact that we now

00:43:30.920 have to qualify it as it has a

00:43:32.760 great film and I think in

00:43:34.700 comparison to many other

00:43:35.940 movies that have been made

00:43:36.720 over the last 10 15 years

00:43:37.860 maybe it does qualify as great

00:43:39.540 but that just shows you the how

00:43:40.920 the standards have dropped I

00:43:42.040 think it's a it's a good movie

00:43:43.160 but if there were if there

00:43:46.040 were real great films being

00:43:47.560 made I don't think we would

00:43:48.480 be calling the quiet place one

00:43:49.640 of them it's a it's just it's

00:43:51.080 a good effective movie uh

00:43:53.580 finally Charlie said or Carly

00:43:55.580 rather sorry I misgendered you

00:43:56.840 there Matt I know you think

00:43:58.320 all stories about kids saying

00:43:59.540 profound things are made up

00:44:00.880 but this one is absolutely true

00:44:03.060 my second grade son asked me to

00:44:05.500 buy him a sweet baby gang shirt

00:44:07.060 so that he could wear it to

00:44:08.320 school and everyone would be

00:44:09.700 confused we're clearly raising

00:44:11.940 him right well you certainly

00:44:14.240 are and uh I don't even I

00:44:16.360 don't know if we make do we

00:44:17.320 make the shirts and child

00:44:18.480 sizes I'm not sure but that

00:44:19.540 doesn't matter congratulations

00:44:21.760 to maybe the youngest member

00:44:23.540 of the sweet baby gang now a

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00:46:31.920 one of the major reasons why

00:46:37.220 nothing works in this country and

00:46:38.860 all of our institutions are

00:46:39.900 collapsing is that very few people

00:46:41.460 especially those running those

00:46:42.720 institutions are capable of seeing

00:46:44.620 beyond themselves they don't care

00:46:45.980 about anything greater than

00:46:46.980 themselves they don't recognize that

00:46:48.780 anything greater than themselves

00:46:49.740 can even exist they certainly aren't

00:46:51.540 focused on the larger mission of the

00:46:53.240 institution but instead are totally

00:46:54.720 enveloped in their own egos this

00:46:57.760 intense self-focus destroys every

00:46:59.900 institution down to the smallest and

00:47:01.960 most essential one like the family

00:47:03.780 the institution can't survive if

00:47:06.360 everybody within that institution

00:47:07.940 everybody who's in charge of

00:47:08.980 leading it spends all day staring at

00:47:11.200 their own reflections somebody needs

00:47:13.560 to be focused on the grander broader

00:47:15.460 vision somebody needs to take the

00:47:17.680 long view a view in which they are not

00:47:20.280 the central figure but few people

00:47:22.780 these days are capable of that there's

00:47:24.920 a term that's become popular in social

00:47:26.660 media called main character syndrome this

00:47:29.140 describes people who imagine

00:47:30.260 themselves to be the protagonist the

00:47:31.820 leads and their lives to be some sort

00:47:34.040 of cinematic feature film in which

00:47:36.980 they are the star you could really

00:47:39.380 just use the term narcissist here

00:47:41.140 because it has basically the same

00:47:42.620 meaning except that main character

00:47:44.140 syndrome is helpful because it

00:47:45.500 captures the way that so many people

00:47:47.360 today tend to not only place

00:47:48.960 themselves at the center of the

00:47:50.080 universe but also fictionalize the

00:47:52.080 universe at the same time they're the

00:47:54.420 main characters in the story of their

00:47:55.980 lives but that story has only a

00:47:57.740 tangential relationship to the truth

00:47:59.420 it's sort of based on true events at

00:48:02.240 best we could take this main character

00:48:05.060 phenomenon and relate it back to the

00:48:06.720 collapse of our societal institutions

00:48:08.800 and there's probably no institution that

00:48:11.220 suffers more from this problem than the

00:48:13.000 education system the problem in

00:48:15.380 education today well one of the many

00:48:16.840 one of the great many problems is not

00:48:19.580 just that so many teachers are intensely

00:48:21.260 ideological but that they're also

00:48:23.380 intensely self-centered which leads them

00:48:26.080 to believe that it can never be

00:48:27.400 inappropriate for them to

00:48:29.180 indoctrinate their students after all

00:48:30.600 the class they're teaching is really

00:48:31.860 all about them everything's about

00:48:33.400 them they are the subject they've been

00:48:36.220 hired to teach history or algebra or

00:48:38.400 English literature or whatever but

00:48:39.680 their real job as far as they're

00:48:41.200 concerned is to shape the students

00:48:43.100 into little versions of themselves and

00:48:45.820 all of this explains the recent trend of

00:48:48.940 teachers coming out coming out to their

00:48:51.140 students during class I've seen at

00:48:53.700 least three videos documenting this in

00:48:55.440 just the last few weeks we played one

00:48:57.480 several days ago where a high school

00:48:58.780 teacher records himself in class as he

00:49:01.540 called the students attention to

00:49:03.020 himself and proceeded to inform them

00:49:05.340 that he is non-binary and his preferred

00:49:08.460 pronouns are all pronouns he is all

00:49:11.560 things to all people as the Apostle Paul

00:49:13.460 once wrote though in a very different

00:49:15.040 context we're not gonna play that video

00:49:16.960 again but we do have two more first

00:49:19.060 here's another non-binary teacher

00:49:20.740 talking about her experiences coming out

00:49:22.440 to her students and she's talking about

00:49:24.640 them in response to a question from

00:49:26.160 another teacher who is also non-binary

00:49:27.860 and here's what she says you can be

00:49:30.680 reasonably assured that you are safe

00:49:32.140 being out on your campus then do it

00:49:35.160 before coming out as non-binary I would

00:49:38.380 come out to my students every October

00:49:40.800 on national coming out day I would use

00:49:42.620 that as an opportunity for my students

00:49:44.520 to learn how to receive somebody coming

00:49:46.200 out to them in case that had never

00:49:47.560 happened to them before and we use it as

00:49:49.480 a way to talk to each other about

00:49:50.660 empathy about connection about trust it

00:49:53.100 ended up being a wonderful experience

00:49:55.040 that I have with my students every

00:49:56.120 single year so think about what you

00:49:57.780 would have needed when you were in

00:49:58.940 high school or middle school or

00:50:00.260 whatever grade you're teaching for some

00:50:01.980 students just the knowledge that a

00:50:04.140 queer adult exists within their their

00:50:06.800 world is hugely impactful you don't

00:50:09.380 really have to do anything other than be

00:50:11.180 visible for these students to feel

00:50:13.160 safer and more accepted and more at

00:50:15.220 home when they're on campus it it does so

00:50:18.100 much for students who don't have that in

00:50:19.980 other places in their lives for that

00:50:21.360 reason my classroom is one of the gayest

00:50:22.860 places probably on the planet everything

00:50:24.900 is completely covered in rainbows I've

00:50:26.740 got flags everywhere I've got queer

00:50:28.500 literature because I want every student

00:50:30.740 that I have to know that being queer is

00:50:33.060 something that I am proud of something

00:50:34.920 that is not a secret in my life it's

00:50:37.540 something that I care about and

00:50:38.740 something that connects me to other

00:50:40.020 people I'll end by saying that for me

00:50:42.220 being visibly queer is a non-negotiable I

00:50:45.100 introduced myself this year with my

00:50:46.640 pronouns immediately it was the one of the

00:50:48.740 the first things that students learned

00:50:49.760 about me you know somehow the most

00:50:52.220 irritating part of that was still the

00:50:54.380 word impactful just an awful word but

00:50:57.580 that's beside the point the point is that

00:50:58.980 this pathologically self-absorbed

00:51:00.360 narcissist enjoys the attention and

00:51:02.060 self-congratulation of coming out so much

00:51:04.740 that she does it every year she has by her

00:51:07.900 own admission turned her entire

00:51:09.120 classroom into a temple to herself the

00:51:11.980 only thing that's missing is like the

00:51:13.860 incense and the hooded monks chanting in an

00:51:16.580 ancient language as is this religious

00:51:19.140 temple of self-worship every day in her

00:51:21.320 classroom it is a chance for all of her

00:51:22.820 students to join her in worshiping

00:51:25.300 herself it is a celebration of her own

00:51:27.100 sexual proclivities and she doesn't feel

00:51:29.320 weird about inviting kids to take part in

00:51:31.040 that celebration or forcing them to in

00:51:32.460 fact because this is her we're talking

00:51:35.560 about and what could be more important

00:51:37.600 what subject could be more pressing than

00:51:40.260 the subject of herself that was also the

00:51:42.800 approach of the teacher in the next clip

00:51:44.120 who recorded a video sharing her thoughts

00:51:46.540 after having just come out to her sixth

00:51:48.080 grade students it was important that the

00:51:50.080 sixth graders be told you know who she

00:51:51.500 likes to sleep with they really needed to

00:51:54.300 know that information about their teacher's

00:51:55.980 sexual behavior so she was sure to inform

00:51:58.500 them so i just came out to my students

00:52:05.000 i've been wanting to do this for the past

00:52:10.480 two years sorry i'm like so emotional um and i

00:52:16.240 just haven't had the courage to do it out of

00:52:18.920 fear of just judgment mostly from their

00:52:20.800 parents but i had these kids in fourth

00:52:24.680 grade and now i have them in sixth and i'm

00:52:27.140 sending them to middle school and i love

00:52:28.520 these kids so much and i trust them and

00:52:30.280 they make me feel safe and i know they

00:52:32.600 love me and just felt right and i i did it

00:52:35.640 and it was so beautiful

00:52:37.720 they had so many questions which i loved

00:52:45.340 they wanted to learn and they wanted to

00:52:47.080 learn about me and they were so eager and

00:52:50.920 a few of them clapped which was so

00:52:54.720 precious so you notice how this was a

00:52:58.280 spontaneous and emotional video revealing

00:53:00.780 her true feelings and yet she took the

00:53:02.380 time to edit and add the inspirational

00:53:05.100 soundtrack in the background i mean it's

00:53:07.500 hard to think of a better example of main

00:53:08.980 character syndrome than that notice also

00:53:11.060 how she says that um they make me feel

00:53:13.340 safe that's an adult woman a teacher

00:53:16.140 referring to the 11 year olds in her

00:53:17.880 classroom and she says that um they wanted

00:53:21.680 to learn about me maybe they did or maybe

00:53:25.240 they felt forced to pretend that they did

00:53:26.960 but whatever the case do we send kids to

00:53:29.440 school so that so that they can learn

00:53:30.880 about their teachers as far as these

00:53:34.020 teachers are concerned the answer is yes

00:53:35.560 what subject could be more important than

00:53:37.440 the subject of themselves and on the

00:53:38.720 subject of themselves what could be a

00:53:40.860 more important detail than their sex

00:53:42.560 lives

00:53:42.880 see they see themselves as defined by their

00:53:46.440 sex lives and they see the world as

00:53:49.680 revolving around themselves which means

00:53:51.580 that the world revolves around their sex

00:53:53.340 lives

00:53:53.620 this uh mentality makes for dysfunctional

00:53:58.620 people and with enough of these people

00:54:01.060 in the education system whatever their

00:54:02.660 sexual orientation it makes for a

00:54:04.600 dysfunctional education system and that

00:54:07.640 is why teachers who come out to their

00:54:09.960 students are today certainly and finally

00:54:13.180 canceled and we'll leave it there for

00:54:15.940 today thanks for watching thanks for

00:54:17.360 listening have a great day godspeed

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The Matt Walsh Show - September 22, 2021

Ep. 802 - Yes, The Media Ignores Black Murder Victims. Here’s The Real Reason Why.

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