The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 803 - The ACLU Rewrites History And Erases Women At The Same Time

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, the ACLU honors the anniversary of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by erasing women.

00:00:05.840 Also, Whipgate enters its fourth day with the Democrats and media sticking to the false narrative,

00:00:10.120 no matter how many times it's been debunked.

00:00:12.280 And several late-night hosts all teamed up last night to bring our attention to the alleged climate crisis.

00:00:18.340 It was hilarious comedy, as always, from that group.

00:00:20.480 Plus, Kim Kardashian is leading the charge to free another murderer from prison.

00:00:24.580 And Vice publishes an article claiming that natural immunity doesn't exist at all.

00:00:28.800 But isn't that medical misinformation?

00:00:31.420 We will discuss all of that and much more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

00:00:42.720 You know, there are little things that can happen sometimes which, though seemingly insignificant on their own,

00:00:47.860 still so perfectly exemplify a larger issue that they're worth more attention than we might otherwise tend to afford them.

00:00:54.320 That, I think, is the case with this recent tweet from the ACLU.

00:00:58.560 Now, as you may know, there was a time many moons ago when the American Civil Liberties Union concerned itself with defending civil liberties.

00:01:07.320 It was once so committed to the First Amendment that it defended the speech and assembly rights of the KKK and Nazis. 0.50

00:01:14.120 That's when it took the C and L part of the name seriously.

00:01:17.160 But those days have been over for a long time.

00:01:19.700 Now the C and L may as well stand for, you know, communist lunatics or crazy leftists or whatever you want to put in there.

00:01:25.260 They are nothing but a group of far left agitators at this point, often positioning themselves further out on the leftist fringe than even the most fringe leftists have.

00:01:37.100 And that brings us to the tweet posted in honor of the anniversary of RBG's death a few days ago.

00:01:43.740 Now, in the caption, they write, with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death, we lost a champion for abortion and gender equality.

00:01:50.820 And on the anniversary of her death, the fight to protect abortion access is more urgent than ever.

00:01:56.000 So far, so normal.

00:01:57.200 But then, in an image below the caption, they include a quote from RBG herself.

00:02:03.300 The original quote, the one that their version is based on, says, this is quoting RBG now,

00:02:11.260 The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a woman's life, to her well-being and dignity.

00:02:16.560 When government controls the decision for her, she is being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices.

00:02:23.280 Again, pretty normal.

00:02:24.240 I mean, we're leaving aside for now the problems with the original quote itself.

00:02:28.300 Of course, a woman makes the decision to potentially bear a child when she engages in the sexual act. 0.98

00:02:35.420 The sexual act is the reproductive act. 0.93

00:02:37.880 So even if you don't intend to reproduce, you're still engaging in the reproductive act, which can have that consequence and has had that consequence literally billions of times in human history.

00:02:48.740 Once conception occurs, whether she intended it or not, she is now bearing a child.

00:02:54.060 She cannot preserve her dignity by going to the abortionist and paying hundreds of dollars to have that baby killed. 1.00

00:02:59.760 And in fact, by expecting a mother to care for her children rather than murder them, we are indeed treating her like a fully adult human.

00:03:08.340 That's what we expect adults to do.

00:03:10.000 You treat a woman as less than an adult and even less than human when you propose that she may need to murder her own kids for the sake of her own well-being.

00:03:20.400 The point is, there are many problems with the quote from RBG, but the quote is the quote.

00:03:26.480 I mean, she said what she said.

00:03:28.060 I could disagree with what she said, but I can't change the fact that she said it.

00:03:32.700 On that point, the ACLU begs to differ.

00:03:37.080 In their version of the quote posted to Twitter, in honor of RBG and to commemorate the anniversary of her death, the organization gives us this.

00:03:44.720 This is the quote that they have.

00:03:46.840 The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a person's life, to their well-being and dignity.

00:03:52.600 When the government controls that decision for people, they are being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for their own choices.

00:04:01.820 Yes, the ACLU removed the word woman from Ruth Bader Ginsburg's quote about women. 0.98

00:04:09.400 That's, it's hard to know where to begin in surveying all the problems with a move like this.

00:04:15.460 So let's just start with a basic point about quotes.

00:04:19.460 Namely, that this is not how quotes work.

00:04:22.600 You cannot alter the words in a quote to change the meaning or update the content.

00:04:28.180 The ACLU takes woman and her and they take that out and they sub in people and they and they put that in brackets.

00:04:35.520 Okay, but you don't get away with it by putting in brackets because that's not how brackets work either.

00:04:40.520 Brackets are used to clarify someone's meaning or to add necessary details.

00:04:44.120 For example, if I were to say, just as an example, Lamar Jackson is a better playmaker than Patrick Mahomes.

00:04:52.620 You could repeat that quote accurately and validly by saying, Matt Walsh said, quote, brackets, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is a better playmaker than, brackets, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

00:05:04.420 That would clarify my meaning and provide necessary information to people who may not be familiar with the names that I used.

00:05:09.940 You're adding words in, but in a clarifying way.

00:05:12.820 But if you objected to the content of my statement, it would not be valid to say, Matt Walsh said, quote, Lamar Jackson is, brackets, not a better playmaker than Patrick Mahomes.

00:05:23.320 That may be what you think I ought to have said, but it's not what I said.

00:05:26.160 So it would not be true to say that I said it.

00:05:30.880 That's English 101, I guess.

00:05:32.760 English 101 lesson.

00:05:33.940 If we can move past that.

00:05:35.000 The greater point is that the ACLU has just perfectly demonstrated how left-wing gender theory totally undermines and negates the feminist argument for women's rights.

00:05:45.820 After all, you can't have women's rights if you don't have women. 1.00

00:05:48.120 The irony is that in their caption of the altered quote, they credit RBG with advancing gender equality, and then they proceed in the very next step to erase gender entirely.

00:05:59.240 Just imagine for a second how every standard feminist talking point will sound once you sub the words people or person for women or woman. 1.00

00:06:10.460 This is actually kind of fun.

00:06:11.700 It's a fun game you can play on your own.

00:06:13.940 I'll get you started.

00:06:14.980 For example, here's a claim you've heard a million times.

00:06:19.120 Women earn 82 cents for every dollar men earn. 0.67

00:06:23.100 Now, that's not at all true, but that's not the point.

00:06:26.460 Let's consider the claim again with the ACLU's edits.

00:06:30.720 People earn 82 cents for every dollar people earn.

00:06:34.880 Suddenly, a political talking point that was coherent yet false becomes incoherent, redundant, and still false.

00:06:41.600 Or try another statement that you've heard many times.

00:06:44.180 You've heard something to this effect many times.

00:06:46.300 We must defeat male privilege so that men and women are finally equal.

00:06:50.440 That now becomes, we must defeat people privilege so that people and people are finally equal.

00:06:57.940 And so on.

00:06:59.160 As I said, every feminist talking point, every single one, is reduced to ash and rubble by this change. 1.00

00:07:06.240 In fact, just last night, Nikki Fried, who's that silly woman down in Florida who's running for governor, she tweeted simply, elect women. 1.00

00:07:15.800 Like I said, a silly person.

00:07:17.460 But this now becomes, as dumb as that is, well, just elect women. 1.00

00:07:23.320 Yeah, just elect women. 1.00

00:07:25.420 But now that becomes elect people.

00:07:28.800 And, I mean, that at least makes some kind of sense, I guess.

00:07:31.460 Hopefully we all agree that we should be electing people and not say snakes and rodents.

00:07:35.200 Though Congress would seem to suggest that we don't all agree on that point.

00:07:39.600 Either way, it's impossible to advocate for electing women if there is apparently no such thing.

00:07:47.420 Now, another point I think has to be made here.

00:07:51.840 Many people on the right, when they see this sort of thing play out,

00:07:55.420 they're inclined to sit back, grab a popcorn and a soda, and watch the left eat itself.

00:08:00.920 The belief, the hope, the quite fanciful hope, I think, is that the left will self-destruct under the weight of its own contradictions.

00:08:09.340 Many of us expect that there will be some sort of war of attrition between the conflicting factions.

00:08:13.540 And in the end, they'll all be destroyed, right?

00:08:16.580 The trans activists who wish to erase women, the feminists who wishes to elevate women above men, 0.87

00:08:22.580 both of these sides cannot coexist, much less achieve any kind of mutual victory, we think.

00:08:27.200 So, let them fight, and we will win by default.

00:08:32.120 This is the attitude of many on the right.

00:08:34.920 And I understand it. I understand that attitude.

00:08:38.480 It's an optimistic attitude.

00:08:40.640 It's wrong for two reasons.

00:08:42.100 First, this assumes that the left notices these contradictions and is bothered by them.

00:08:47.900 It assumes that they feel the need to be consistent or coherent.

00:08:51.560 They don't.

00:08:52.240 One of the marks of a tyrant, one of the things that makes them a tyrant,

00:08:57.760 and modern American leftism is a tyrannical movement,

00:09:01.220 one of the marks of a tyrant is that he is arbitrary and inconsistent,

00:09:04.940 and you are expected to cooperate with and affirm his whims in any given moment.

00:09:10.780 This is a feature, not a bug.

00:09:12.980 It's part of the point.

00:09:13.860 Especially for relativists who deny that there is any sort of objective or knowable truth.

00:09:19.640 The truth changes on a dime, sometimes from one sentence to the next,

00:09:22.760 which is how the ACLU celebrates gender equality in one sentence,

00:09:26.360 and in the very next sentence, denies the existence of gender.

00:09:30.720 This is all a part of the tyrannical relativist game.

00:09:33.740 Second thing, and this is where it gets even more depressing.

00:09:40.620 If there is a conflict between what we might call traditional left-wing feminists, 1.00

00:09:46.080 you know, they're so old-fashioned and traditional that they believe that, you know,

00:09:48.980 only women have uteruses. 1.00

00:09:50.940 But if there's a conflict between them and the trans agenda,

00:09:54.860 and if it's true that either side must achieve a zero-sum victory,

00:09:59.340 then the trans agenda will triumph.

00:10:02.260 Arguably, they already have.

00:10:03.980 They hold all of the cultural power right now

00:10:06.640 and have already used it to enact sweeping, catastrophic,

00:10:09.500 previously unimaginable changes.

00:10:11.800 And they've been able to do this in an incredibly short amount of time.

00:10:17.700 They have totally altered the way that even average people on the street

00:10:24.000 view biological sex.

00:10:29.320 You know, the philosopher, I think it was Charles Taylor,

00:10:32.160 has this concept called the social imaginary.

00:10:35.560 And that has to do with the way, you know,

00:10:38.320 you have the academics with their theories

00:10:41.460 and average people on the street

00:10:43.720 who really aren't aware of those theories

00:10:45.980 and aren't participating in those conversations in the ivory towers.

00:10:49.860 Well, the social imaginary is when those theories

00:10:52.260 filter their way down into society

00:10:54.780 and becomes part of the sort of intuitive sense that it becomes this intuitive sense

00:11:01.060 that everybody shares.

00:11:02.920 When people in society start believing something seemingly intuitively

00:11:06.800 without even knowing why they believe it.

00:11:08.460 And so these ideas about gender from the left,

00:11:15.840 they become part of the social imaginary.

00:11:17.940 Average people buy into this stuff

00:11:19.840 without knowing why they buy into it.

00:11:22.420 Without knowing where it comes from.

00:11:24.340 Without being able to explain it.

00:11:25.680 But the point is that the trans activists

00:11:29.200 have been able to inject this stuff

00:11:30.900 into the social imaginary

00:11:32.140 to craft and mold the social imaginary

00:11:35.600 in a very short amount of time.

00:11:38.860 What does that mean?

00:11:39.580 It means that they're going to win that fight with the feminists. 1.00

00:11:41.780 And though it may be briefly satisfying

00:11:43.480 to watch all of those feminist Medusas 1.00

00:11:45.860 suffer such a humiliating fate.

00:11:47.800 And I don't deny that it is satisfying to watch.

00:11:51.140 The reality is that the victors

00:11:52.980 will be significantly worse.

00:11:55.640 In fact, it's not so much that feminists 1.00

00:11:57.700 would be supplanted by trans advocates,

00:11:59.960 but that they would be passing the baton,

00:12:02.460 even if unwillingly.

00:12:03.920 It would represent a transition,

00:12:05.780 much like, you know, stage three cancer

00:12:08.100 transitions to stage four.

00:12:10.160 The great project of left-wing feminism

00:12:12.160 was to undermine and destroy, 0.67

00:12:14.600 at least in the societal consciousness,

00:12:17.140 moral truth and certain biological truths.

00:12:20.660 As we move to stage four

00:12:22.980 and our cultural cancer becomes terminal,

00:12:26.180 the modern gender warriors

00:12:27.380 take us from the rejection of moral truth

00:12:29.500 and certain biological truths

00:12:30.820 to the rejection of truth itself

00:12:33.680 and biology itself.

00:12:38.680 That is the shift

00:12:39.840 that we are all now witnessing.

00:12:43.000 And suddenly it becomes

00:12:43.860 not quite as funny

00:12:45.620 when you look at it like that.

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00:14:06.060 So I want to show you guys

00:14:07.300 something, first of all,

00:14:08.440 very disturbing.

00:14:11.020 I hate to go from

00:14:12.220 depressing to disturbing,

00:14:13.940 but I have to.

00:14:14.400 This is disturbing.

00:14:15.240 I saw this at my,

00:14:16.500 I think we have the picture.

00:14:17.180 I saw this at my neighbor's house

00:14:18.320 yesterday,

00:14:19.600 and I was just snooping around

00:14:21.520 my neighbor's house

00:14:22.220 as I tend to do.

00:14:23.860 And I saw these here,

00:14:25.500 and they were hanging

00:14:26.280 like on a fence.

00:14:28.500 And if you're watching the video,

00:14:30.580 I mean, in fact,

00:14:30.980 if you're listening

00:14:31.380 to the audio podcast,

00:14:32.140 maybe go check out the video

00:14:32.920 because you've got to see

00:14:33.460 these for yourself.

00:14:34.800 There are these kind of

00:14:35.900 rope-like objects

00:14:37.460 hanging on the fence,

00:14:39.980 and they're sort of orange,

00:14:41.640 and they've got three prongs

00:14:43.280 on one side,

00:14:44.040 and the other side

00:14:44.600 there are three holes.

00:14:45.400 I'm not sure what all that's about.

00:14:47.760 But my question is,

00:14:49.280 are these whips or nooses?

00:14:53.300 Because they have to be

00:14:54.100 either one.

00:14:55.740 Either way,

00:14:56.420 I'm terrified.

00:14:58.120 So I've already contacted

00:14:59.260 the FBI,

00:15:00.760 and I've told them

00:15:01.700 my neighbor

00:15:03.920 is clearly a racist, 0.74

00:15:06.120 potentially a slave owner.

00:15:09.100 I don't know

00:15:09.680 what he has in mind

00:15:10.620 with these

00:15:11.120 insidious-looking objects,

00:15:13.940 but it can't be anything good.

00:15:17.200 But I went home shaking.

00:15:19.020 I was literally shaking

00:15:20.220 in tears.

00:15:23.500 And I told my wife

00:15:24.360 all about it.

00:15:27.080 Everywhere you look,

00:15:28.020 once you realize

00:15:29.820 that every

00:15:31.600 object of that kind

00:15:34.920 that kind of resembles

00:15:35.900 a rope

00:15:36.280 is either

00:15:36.760 a noose

00:15:37.820 or a whip, 0.94

00:15:41.360 I mean,

00:15:41.800 it really

00:15:42.180 changes your perspective

00:15:44.520 on things.

00:15:45.500 And we have entered now,

00:15:46.540 I think this is day four

00:15:47.640 of Whipgate,

00:15:50.040 and Maxine Waters

00:15:51.120 is the latest

00:15:52.300 to come out

00:15:52.900 and talk about this.

00:15:54.080 We had

00:15:54.500 Kamala Harris yesterday,

00:15:56.700 as I said,

00:15:57.560 an expert on whips herself,

00:15:58.880 so there's a reason

00:15:59.400 for her to be talking about it.

00:16:00.320 But now Maxine Waters,

00:16:02.720 who is,

00:16:05.120 and I don't say this lightly,

00:16:06.780 she is

00:16:07.140 one of the worst

00:16:09.440 scumbags

00:16:10.160 in Congress,

00:16:11.040 just an utter scum,

00:16:12.580 a horrible person.

00:16:14.040 And here she is

00:16:14.780 talking about

00:16:15.340 the so-called whips

00:16:16.540 that were used

00:16:16.900 by Border Patrol.

00:16:17.680 Listen.

00:16:18.180 We are here

00:16:18.860 and we are organized

00:16:20.000 and we're saying

00:16:21.360 to the president

00:16:22.400 and everybody else,

00:16:23.620 you've got to stop

00:16:24.280 this madness.

00:16:24.980 And I want to know

00:16:26.840 in the first place

00:16:27.840 who's paying

00:16:28.660 these cowboys

00:16:29.500 to do this work.

00:16:30.580 They've got to be

00:16:31.640 gotten rid of.

00:16:32.860 They've gotten

00:16:33.500 to be stopped.

00:16:34.860 It cannot go on.

00:16:36.360 And so I thank

00:16:37.280 all of you

00:16:37.680 for being here today.

00:16:38.580 Write the story.

00:16:39.740 Tell the story

00:16:40.940 about what is going on

00:16:42.980 and let people know

00:16:44.200 that they're trying

00:16:45.160 to take us back

00:16:46.160 to slavery days

00:16:48.240 and worse than that.

00:16:50.020 Worse.

00:16:50.760 This is worse

00:16:51.500 than slavery.

00:16:52.260 To have Border Patrol

00:16:53.000 agents on scary horses

00:16:54.560 with using reins

00:16:57.440 on a horse

00:16:57.860 that is not just slavery,

00:16:59.440 that is worse

00:17:00.000 than slavery.

00:17:02.720 To prevent,

00:17:04.020 I mean,

00:17:04.300 think about this.

00:17:06.400 Trying to prevent

00:17:07.600 people

00:17:08.180 from entering

00:17:09.860 the country illegally

00:17:10.820 is akin to slavery

00:17:14.240 if not worse

00:17:14.940 than it.

00:17:16.840 Except in slavery,

00:17:18.280 you're taking people

00:17:20.180 and forcing them

00:17:21.740 to enter the country

00:17:22.820 against their will

00:17:24.140 and then forcing them

00:17:26.900 to do labor

00:17:27.940 without paying them

00:17:29.180 for it.

00:17:29.780 That's slavery. 0.99

00:17:32.060 In this case,

00:17:33.020 all we're saying

00:17:33.840 at worst is,

00:17:35.160 no, you can't come in.

00:17:36.780 You can go anywhere else

00:17:37.960 in the world

00:17:38.340 as far as we're concerned.

00:17:39.280 I mean,

00:17:39.420 the other countries

00:17:39.880 may have something

00:17:40.280 to say about that,

00:17:40.840 but as far as we're concerned,

00:17:41.840 you can go anywhere else,

00:17:43.680 including certainly

00:17:44.340 back to wherever

00:17:44.960 you came from.

00:17:45.900 You just can't come in here

00:17:46.740 because we have a process

00:17:48.820 and this is not the process.

00:17:50.800 Really what we're saying is,

00:17:52.340 oh, if you want to do this,

00:17:53.460 there's paperwork

00:17:53.940 you've got to fill out

00:17:54.680 ahead of time.

00:17:57.040 So telling people

00:17:57.740 to fill out the paperwork,

00:17:59.020 that's slavery. 0.99

00:18:03.300 I admit,

00:18:04.000 you know,

00:18:04.180 as someone who hates

00:18:04.960 paperwork

00:18:05.640 as much as the next guy,

00:18:07.040 probably more than the next guy,

00:18:08.120 maybe it feels like that sometimes.

00:18:12.480 But she says,

00:18:13.100 we've got to get rid of

00:18:13.840 these cowboys.

00:18:15.160 Whoever's paying

00:18:15.780 for these cowboys,

00:18:16.680 well,

00:18:18.280 those Border Patrol agents,

00:18:19.360 taxpayers are paying for them.

00:18:21.220 She says,

00:18:21.720 get rid of them.

00:18:24.520 Meanwhile,

00:18:25.200 DHS Secretary Mayorkas

00:18:27.080 is looking to do

00:18:29.520 exactly that.

00:18:31.080 He was

00:18:31.780 in a press conference

00:18:33.620 yesterday

00:18:33.980 and here's what he said

00:18:35.000 he's going to be doing

00:18:35.720 about these

00:18:36.280 so-called cowboys.

00:18:37.980 I want to share

00:18:38.900 with you,

00:18:40.040 with Ranking Member

00:18:40.720 Catco

00:18:41.260 and this entire committee,

00:18:43.220 the fact that we are

00:18:44.320 addressing this

00:18:45.500 with tremendous speed

00:18:46.980 and with tremendous force.

00:18:49.380 I have ordered

00:18:50.300 an investigation

00:18:51.180 to be conducted

00:18:52.240 of the events

00:18:53.660 that are captured

00:18:54.340 in those images.

00:18:56.120 The Office of Professional

00:18:57.140 Responsibilities leaders

00:18:58.580 are conducting

00:19:00.020 the investigation.

00:19:02.180 We have

00:19:03.520 ensured

00:19:04.820 that the individuals

00:19:06.340 during the pendency

00:19:07.660 of the investigation

00:19:08.640 are not conducting

00:19:10.640 law enforcement duties

00:19:11.840 to interact

00:19:12.980 with migrants

00:19:13.660 but rather

00:19:14.580 are conducting

00:19:15.600 only administrative

00:19:17.140 duties.

00:19:18.220 So these guys

00:19:19.100 did absolutely

00:19:20.320 nothing wrong.

00:19:21.540 The narrative

00:19:22.320 is completely false.

00:19:23.640 We know that.

00:19:24.220 That's a fact.

00:19:25.500 There's been no video

00:19:26.380 that surfaced

00:19:26.920 of them whipping anybody

00:19:28.000 because it didn't happen

00:19:28.980 and they're being

00:19:30.940 put on desk duty anyway.

00:19:33.580 And all of the people

00:19:35.020 who are leading this charge,

00:19:36.320 they all know

00:19:36.880 that it's false

00:19:37.500 but it doesn't matter

00:19:38.420 to them.

00:19:38.700 We're going to take

00:19:40.920 these guys

00:19:42.180 who did nothing wrong.

00:19:43.080 They're doing the job

00:19:43.820 we're paying them to do

00:19:45.400 and we're going to

00:19:46.740 just throw them

00:19:47.160 to the wolves

00:19:47.560 because what do we care?

00:19:51.100 You know,

00:19:51.340 there's that quote

00:19:52.920 attributed to,

00:19:53.700 I guess it's attributed

00:19:54.320 to Goebbels

00:19:54.960 about if a lie

00:19:56.840 is repeated often enough

00:19:58.420 people will eventually

00:19:59.900 come to believe it

00:20:01.400 and, you know,

00:20:02.660 that was the case

00:20:04.140 in the 1930s

00:20:05.020 and the 1940s.

00:20:06.200 How much more

00:20:06.840 is it the case now?

00:20:08.700 Or maybe it's not

00:20:10.920 that people are

00:20:11.900 necessarily more susceptible

00:20:13.240 to being fooled

00:20:16.560 into believing a lie

00:20:18.160 simply because

00:20:18.660 it's repeated so often.

00:20:19.900 I think we're probably

00:20:20.460 as susceptible

00:20:21.200 as we've ever been

00:20:22.100 which is pretty

00:20:25.860 damn susceptible.

00:20:26.800 The problem is

00:20:27.380 that the lies,

00:20:30.280 you know,

00:20:31.180 the capacity

00:20:31.980 that the liars have

00:20:33.120 to repeat those lies

00:20:34.940 is much more

00:20:36.620 than it once was.

00:20:37.280 because they've got

00:20:39.340 24-hour news

00:20:41.640 and you've got

00:20:42.640 the internet.

00:20:44.720 And so once they settle

00:20:46.020 on a lie,

00:20:46.820 like in this case,

00:20:48.440 they can have repeated it

00:20:49.900 a million times

00:20:50.880 in one day.

00:20:54.120 And so all the people

00:20:55.200 that are susceptible

00:20:55.800 to those sorts of tactics,

00:20:57.020 which is

00:20:57.600 most people,

00:21:00.140 they end up believing

00:21:02.240 one falsehood

00:21:03.720 after another.

00:21:04.400 speaking of believing

00:21:06.440 falsehoods,

00:21:07.380 last night

00:21:08.100 it was what they're

00:21:08.960 calling climate night

00:21:10.120 for all of the

00:21:11.400 terminally unfunny

00:21:14.020 late night shows.

00:21:16.400 All of the late night hosts,

00:21:18.620 all the Jimmies 0.99

00:21:19.380 and then Seth Meyers,

00:21:20.940 they all got together

00:21:21.900 and on their own

00:21:23.960 individual shows

00:21:24.760 or together

00:21:25.880 all at once,

00:21:27.480 they all decided

00:21:28.040 to raise awareness

00:21:28.960 about the climate.

00:21:30.200 So just more hilarious

00:21:32.540 comedy from these guys.

00:21:34.160 Let's watch

00:21:34.700 James Corden

00:21:35.780 and Seth Meyers

00:21:37.460 introduce this concept.

00:21:38.960 Really funny stuff.

00:21:39.660 Listen.

00:21:40.280 James and I

00:21:40.940 are joining forces

00:21:41.780 along with other

00:21:42.660 late night hosts

00:21:43.360 for Climate Night.

00:21:44.240 One night

00:21:44.840 where we put aside

00:21:46.180 our intense

00:21:47.040 white-hot rivalries

00:21:48.500 and come together

00:21:49.500 to raise awareness

00:21:50.240 for the vast effects

00:21:51.280 the climate is having

00:21:52.180 on our lives

00:21:53.440 and the things

00:21:54.160 we can do to help.

00:21:55.100 There's a lot of

00:21:55.820 misinformation

00:21:56.220 out there to combat

00:21:57.760 and there are

00:21:58.420 initiatives in Congress

00:21:59.780 we can support

00:22:00.640 and countless ways

00:22:01.940 that you can reduce

00:22:03.100 your carbon footprint.

00:22:04.660 Because this climate

00:22:05.520 crisis affects

00:22:06.360 the whole world

00:22:07.140 whether you're

00:22:07.660 in New York

00:22:08.160 like I am

00:22:09.260 or in the UK

00:22:10.160 where James is.

00:22:11.420 Uh, well,

00:22:12.540 sorry,

00:22:12.980 actually, Seth,

00:22:14.280 I'm in California.

00:22:17.300 That's a California accent?

00:22:20.780 Wow.

00:22:21.600 No, I'm from the UK

00:22:25.000 but I shoot my show

00:22:26.620 in California.

00:22:28.380 I think that's something

00:22:29.320 you should make clear

00:22:30.340 in the opening credits.

00:22:31.880 Who's watching this?

00:22:33.040 I don't,

00:22:33.520 I don't believe it.

00:22:35.500 I know the ratings

00:22:36.380 are pretty low.

00:22:37.180 I don't believe

00:22:37.780 that any person,

00:22:38.880 who's,

00:22:39.420 who is sitting down

00:22:40.140 and deciding

00:22:40.480 to watch Seth Meyers?

00:22:41.640 Who?

00:22:42.060 I want to know who.

00:22:44.100 If you're watching

00:22:44.920 this right now,

00:22:45.460 if you're watching this

00:22:46.220 and you have made

00:22:47.380 the decision

00:22:47.860 in your life

00:22:48.500 at any point

00:22:49.140 to actually sit down

00:22:50.280 and watch Seth Meyers

00:22:52.200 who's never made

00:22:54.520 a funny joke

00:22:55.140 in his life,

00:22:55.500 he's been a comedian

00:22:56.080 for,

00:22:57.780 I don't know,

00:22:58.360 decades.

00:23:00.080 Never said anything funny,

00:23:01.680 not once.

00:23:02.760 So I want you

00:23:03.300 to explain yourself.

00:23:04.040 I want,

00:23:04.340 and I'm sincere about this,

00:23:05.840 I want an explanation.

00:23:08.340 Even if the ratings are low,

00:23:09.620 they still allegedly

00:23:10.580 have probably hundreds

00:23:12.420 of thousands of people

00:23:13.440 who choose

00:23:14.620 to spend their night

00:23:15.680 watching this kind of stuff.

00:23:18.120 Was any of that funny?

00:23:20.580 Was that a laugh track

00:23:21.740 in the background?

00:23:22.520 Were there,

00:23:22.740 was the audience

00:23:24.620 at gunpoint?

00:23:27.920 Nothing funny

00:23:28.600 happening there.

00:23:31.260 And of course,

00:23:31.960 increasingly,

00:23:32.620 they're not even

00:23:33.040 trying to be funny

00:23:33.660 because it's all about

00:23:34.420 the left-wing agenda.

00:23:35.860 We also have

00:23:36.520 Jimmy Kimmel,

00:23:37.600 who's another guy,

00:23:38.300 who's never,

00:23:39.380 and I'm not just

00:23:40.360 saying this

00:23:41.020 because they're a bunch

00:23:41.660 of left-wing hacks,

00:23:42.480 although they are.

00:23:44.420 It's theoretically

00:23:45.460 possible for a left-wing

00:23:46.620 hack to be funny

00:23:47.720 sometimes,

00:23:48.220 but these people

00:23:49.100 never are.

00:23:51.020 Jimmy Kimmel

00:23:51.820 had another

00:23:53.420 hilarious comedy bit

00:23:54.340 bringing on

00:23:56.160 climate scientists

00:23:57.040 to scold all of us

00:23:58.520 for not doing enough

00:23:59.920 to protect the climate.

00:24:00.980 Let's watch.

00:24:05.780 Hello again.

00:24:07.120 We're climate scientists.

00:24:08.600 Real climate scientists,

00:24:10.000 not actors.

00:24:10.980 Five years ago,

00:24:11.900 we came on Jimmy's show.

00:24:13.340 We told you

00:24:14.020 climate change is real.

00:24:15.480 That it's undeniably

00:24:16.860 caused by human activity.

00:24:18.500 That it's going

00:24:19.320 to be catastrophic.

00:24:20.760 And that we weren't

00:24:21.480 f***ing with you. 0.99

00:24:23.100 Totally not f***ing with you.

00:24:25.360 I thought we made

00:24:26.200 that clear.

00:24:27.260 But now it's

00:24:27.900 five years later.

00:24:29.200 The globe is hotter.

00:24:30.860 Hurricanes are stronger.

00:24:32.260 Droughts are worsening.

00:24:33.600 Coral reefs are dying.

00:24:35.000 Wildfires are raging.

00:24:36.740 And floods are even

00:24:37.940 floodier.

00:24:39.520 So we're back

00:24:40.700 with a new message.

00:24:42.360 And we really hate

00:24:43.620 to say this,

00:24:44.880 but...

00:24:45.500 We told you so!

00:24:47.340 We f***ing told you so!

00:24:49.420 We told you we'd be f***ed

00:24:51.020 by climate change.

00:24:52.220 And now we are.

00:24:53.140 Just like we said.

00:24:54.240 F***.

00:24:55.560 These people really make me

00:24:56.880 root for climate change.

00:24:59.680 At this point.

00:25:02.540 Climate change

00:25:03.220 is going to kill

00:25:04.560 all of humanity.

00:25:05.380 Okay, well good then.

00:25:10.160 Um...

00:25:10.600 Oh man.

00:25:11.140 This is comedy

00:25:13.200 ladies and gentlemen.

00:25:14.700 That's comedy right there.

00:25:17.620 And of course

00:25:18.220 meanwhile they say

00:25:18.800 well we told you so.

00:25:19.840 We...

00:25:20.180 Because this is what

00:25:21.160 they're doing.

00:25:21.460 This is the problem

00:25:22.160 they run into.

00:25:23.480 These chicken littles 0.97

00:25:24.440 with the climate.

00:25:25.820 They have been...

00:25:27.820 Before even the phrase

00:25:29.380 climate change

00:25:30.420 entered

00:25:30.960 common parlance.

00:25:33.760 Because people that are

00:25:34.880 as old as me,

00:25:35.940 I mean,

00:25:36.160 I can remember

00:25:37.260 when I was in school

00:25:39.300 and I heard about

00:25:41.080 the ozone layer.

00:25:43.040 The big hole

00:25:43.840 in the ozone layer

00:25:44.600 that was...

00:25:45.600 The ozone layer

00:25:46.120 was being destroyed.

00:25:48.080 We don't hear

00:25:48.760 so much about that anymore.

00:25:50.560 You know,

00:25:51.100 you heard about

00:25:51.780 they're going to

00:25:52.380 cut all the trees down.

00:25:53.280 We won't have oxygen anymore.

00:25:55.760 There was...

00:25:56.180 I can actually

00:25:57.020 vividly remember

00:25:57.900 a point about

00:25:58.520 third grade

00:25:59.120 when I went home

00:26:00.360 from school one day

00:26:01.380 rather distressed

00:26:03.840 at the idea

00:26:04.500 that pretty soon

00:26:05.420 all the trees

00:26:06.000 are going to be on

00:26:06.440 and we're all

00:26:06.820 going to suffocate. 0.84

00:26:08.580 And I told that

00:26:09.560 to my parents.

00:26:10.180 It was one of the many times

00:26:11.520 in my public school career

00:26:12.480 where my parents

00:26:12.960 would have to undo

00:26:13.660 the brainwashing

00:26:14.320 that had been done.

00:26:18.020 So there was that

00:26:18.980 and then also

00:26:19.520 global warming

00:26:20.200 they talked about.

00:26:21.780 Before my time

00:26:23.620 there was

00:26:24.000 that they were worried

00:26:24.540 about global cooling

00:26:25.280 and then they changed

00:26:25.940 to global warming.

00:26:27.200 And the thing is

00:26:27.720 all of those claims

00:26:28.880 ozone layer

00:26:29.960 killing all the trees

00:26:32.140 global warming

00:26:33.340 those are

00:26:34.680 pretty specific

00:26:35.840 and they made

00:26:38.020 pretty specific

00:26:39.140 and dire predictions

00:26:40.600 that certainly

00:26:42.440 by now

00:26:43.160 in the year 2021

00:26:44.080 most of us

00:26:45.820 should be dead

00:26:46.240 by now

00:26:46.600 and should probably

00:26:47.280 have all suffocated.

00:26:50.560 And...

00:26:50.880 But that's the problem

00:26:52.100 is that it's too specific.

00:26:53.120 And when you make

00:26:53.580 a specific claim

00:26:54.520 and a very specific

00:26:57.480 prediction

00:26:58.280 for an end time

00:26:59.320 just as any modern

00:27:01.660 religious

00:27:02.220 false prophet

00:27:04.040 of the end times

00:27:04.940 there have been

00:27:06.220 many religious cults

00:27:07.420 that have predicted

00:27:07.960 Harold Camping

00:27:09.400 and so on

00:27:09.800 have predicted

00:27:10.180 that this date

00:27:11.040 or that date

00:27:11.420 is going to be

00:27:11.780 the end of the world.

00:27:12.920 The problem with doing that

00:27:14.000 it's more effective

00:27:15.200 in the moment

00:27:15.780 but the problem is

00:27:16.500 that you have

00:27:18.400 set a standard.

00:27:20.240 You've put a date

00:27:21.200 on the calendar

00:27:21.820 and then what happens

00:27:22.580 when you get to that date

00:27:23.180 and everything's fine?

00:27:23.720 So now

00:27:25.960 they've made it broader

00:27:26.860 and now we're talking

00:27:27.760 about climate.

00:27:29.540 What was the phrase

00:27:30.540 that Seth Meyers

00:27:33.200 or the other

00:27:33.960 the Chubbier guy

00:27:34.780 I forget his name

00:27:35.660 they used

00:27:36.540 for something like

00:27:37.400 they talked about

00:27:38.140 the risks of climate

00:27:39.220 or the threat posed

00:27:40.300 by climate

00:27:41.200 the climate itself

00:27:43.400 now the climate itself

00:27:45.240 is the problem.

00:27:48.440 No.

00:27:49.220 There's always been

00:27:50.060 a climate

00:27:50.480 and I'll tell you

00:27:50.960 something else

00:27:51.300 there's also always

00:27:52.100 been climate change

00:27:53.360 that's what climates

00:27:55.480 do by definition

00:27:56.340 that's the case

00:27:58.840 anywhere on earth

00:28:00.420 at any point

00:28:01.140 on earth

00:28:02.400 anywhere in the universe

00:28:03.900 if you can find a planet

00:28:05.460 that has a climate

00:28:06.140 it's going to change

00:28:07.360 so they've broadened it though

00:28:10.400 so now it's climate change

00:28:11.560 that covers everything

00:28:12.380 and what do you do

00:28:14.540 about the fact

00:28:15.200 that they've repeatedly

00:28:16.180 predicted the end times

00:28:17.320 and then we get to the end time

00:28:18.260 and we're still here

00:28:19.020 one thing you can do

00:28:20.640 is just keep pushing

00:28:21.300 the date back

00:28:21.940 and they're doing

00:28:22.520 that a little bit

00:28:23.120 but they're also saying

00:28:24.260 oh you see

00:28:24.740 we're basically

00:28:25.700 in the end times

00:28:26.380 we told you so

00:28:27.680 meanwhile the rest of us

00:28:31.080 are looking around

00:28:32.000 and saying

00:28:32.480 I mean

00:28:32.900 I don't know

00:28:34.560 we all seem to be

00:28:35.200 pretty okay

00:28:35.900 yeah there are hurricanes

00:28:37.000 and there's natural disasters

00:28:38.060 we've always had those

00:28:39.600 but other than that

00:28:42.140 looking around

00:28:42.680 I mean

00:28:43.020 life seems pretty normal

00:28:44.240 we have our seasons

00:28:45.600 they come and go

00:28:46.340 everything seems okay

00:28:47.940 but of course

00:28:51.400 if

00:28:51.820 Seth Meyers

00:28:53.800 or any of these people

00:28:54.440 if they really

00:28:55.380 are concerned

00:28:57.380 about climate change

00:28:58.180 one of the best things

00:29:00.480 they can do

00:29:00.900 how much CO2

00:29:02.360 how much energy

00:29:03.360 do they consume

00:29:05.460 by putting on

00:29:06.680 a TV show

00:29:08.560 every single night

00:29:09.300 you would at least

00:29:11.960 you're not going to convince me

00:29:13.100 that I need to be terrified

00:29:15.040 of climate change

00:29:15.680 but you will at least convince me

00:29:17.040 that maybe you take it seriously

00:29:18.520 if you were to say

00:29:19.460 in reaction to climate change

00:29:22.060 and to do our part

00:29:22.920 and to make a real statement

00:29:24.660 and to do at least what we can

00:29:26.180 to stop our impending doom

00:29:28.160 we're going to shut down our show

00:29:29.600 and we're not going to do it anymore

00:29:30.620 because all these lights

00:29:32.600 that we keep on

00:29:34.780 rolling the cameras

00:29:35.980 bringing all these people in

00:29:38.180 you know

00:29:38.440 they all have to

00:29:38.960 they drive in here

00:29:40.020 some of them fly in

00:29:41.040 we bring guests on

00:29:42.980 and they fly

00:29:44.000 you know

00:29:46.040 burning all that jet fuel

00:29:47.360 so we're going to shut it down

00:29:49.160 we're not going to do the show anymore

00:29:50.080 that'd be a very good thing

00:29:53.620 you could do for the planet

00:29:54.300 on many levels

00:29:55.380 but at least if you were to do that

00:29:57.200 then I would believe

00:29:57.640 that you take it seriously

00:29:58.360 but I don't

00:29:59.240 because as with COVID

00:30:01.460 none of these people

00:30:03.580 who are telling you

00:30:04.740 to be terrified of it

00:30:05.640 actually are themselves

00:30:07.120 and that ought to tell you something

00:30:10.120 all right

00:30:11.380 next we have

00:30:12.580 more celebrity madness

00:30:15.420 Kim Kardashian

00:30:16.940 has found another

00:30:18.820 murderer

00:30:20.800 that she would like to

00:30:22.300 turn into a victim

00:30:23.880 and she's saying

00:30:24.700 this is someone

00:30:25.100 that we should all feel

00:30:25.940 very sorry for

00:30:26.700 reading now from the Daily Mail

00:30:28.900 it says

00:30:29.180 a convicted murderer

00:30:30.080 whose case was taken up

00:30:31.200 by Kim Kardashian

00:30:32.100 has been handed

00:30:33.500 an execution date

00:30:34.460 despite a parole board

00:30:35.580 calling for his sentence

00:30:36.660 to be commuted

00:30:37.340 Oklahoma inmate

00:30:38.920 Julius Jones

00:30:39.880 age 40

00:30:40.800 was given an execution date

00:30:42.140 on Monday

00:30:42.700 a week after the parole board

00:30:43.840 recommended his death sentence

00:30:45.300 be commuted

00:30:45.840 the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals

00:30:47.860 scheduled Jones

00:30:48.420 to be executed

00:30:48.740 on November 18th

00:30:49.800 the court also set dates

00:30:51.080 for six other executions

00:30:52.540 which will be the first

00:30:53.220 to be carried out

00:30:53.640 in nearly seven years

00:30:54.300 since a series of botched executions

00:30:56.320 led to a moratorium

00:30:57.280 on executions there

00:30:58.660 by the way

00:31:00.340 botched executions

00:31:02.100 that's what happens

00:31:02.940 when we've got this idea

00:31:03.700 that we have to do it

00:31:04.220 by lethal injection

00:31:05.100 there are other ways

00:31:08.240 to carry out executions

00:31:09.620 that would be cheaper

00:31:10.920 and simpler

00:31:11.460 and also probably

00:31:12.600 less painful

00:31:13.260 if you're concerned

00:31:13.940 about that

00:31:14.420 for the condemned

00:31:15.600 and there's really

00:31:17.320 no chance of it being botched

00:31:18.440 like a firing squad

00:31:19.520 for example

00:31:20.020 I mean you just keep shooting

00:31:22.240 until you hit him

00:31:22.780 in the head

00:31:23.140 can't really botch that

00:31:25.760 but we know

00:31:29.680 in our culture

00:31:30.120 we have to medicalize

00:31:31.080 everything

00:31:31.360 and we even have to

00:31:32.200 medicalize executions

00:31:33.940 because that's a way

00:31:34.460 of sanitizing it

00:31:35.420 and making us feel

00:31:36.280 better about it

00:31:37.040 and not confronting

00:31:38.160 what we're actually doing

00:31:38.980 which is what

00:31:39.320 we're killing someone

00:31:40.340 who deserves to be killed

00:31:43.700 but this guy

00:31:46.060 Julius Jones

00:31:46.720 he has become

00:31:47.780 the new cause

00:31:48.860 for people like

00:31:50.380 Kim Kardashian

00:31:50.940 and other celebrities

00:31:52.220 and people on the left

00:31:53.180 and Democrats

00:31:53.660 they've come out

00:31:54.380 and so we've got to

00:31:55.220 commute a sentence

00:31:56.200 the claim is that

00:31:57.820 he's

00:31:58.180 there are kind of

00:31:59.380 a bunch of different claims

00:32:00.380 that they're sort of

00:32:00.840 throwing against the wall

00:32:01.840 one is that the prosecution

00:32:03.820 was racial

00:32:05.120 this is a racist thing

00:32:06.280 of course they're saying that

00:32:07.300 and they're also claiming

00:32:08.300 that he's probably innocent

00:32:09.280 that there's no good evidence

00:32:11.060 against him

00:32:12.200 well

00:32:14.120 I thought this was a great report

00:32:15.520 this is from

00:32:16.300 local news in Oklahoma

00:32:17.800 this is what real journalism

00:32:19.760 looks like

00:32:20.440 and it's a little

00:32:21.480 this is a little bit long

00:32:22.120 it's probably about two minutes

00:32:23.080 we'll play this whole clip though

00:32:24.000 because here's a real journalist

00:32:26.560 for the local news

00:32:27.600 around where this

00:32:29.020 the original murder happened

00:32:30.840 kind of looking at the claims

00:32:33.440 made by Julius Jones

00:32:35.040 and his supporters

00:32:35.700 and then comparing them

00:32:36.820 with the facts

00:32:37.280 and the equation they say

00:32:39.660 boils down to simple facts

00:32:41.760 facts of the case

00:32:43.080 they've listed on this website

00:32:44.800 justiceforpaulhell.com

00:32:46.880 their attempt

00:32:48.060 to battle misinformation

00:32:49.580 I always like to say

00:32:50.640 the most consistent thing

00:32:51.620 about his alibi

00:32:52.300 is how inconsistent it is

00:32:54.320 Jones and his family claim

00:32:55.760 he was at his parents house

00:32:57.260 at the time of the murder

00:32:58.260 his girlfriend testified

00:32:59.200 that he was on the south side

00:33:01.060 of Oklahoma City

00:33:01.640 during the time of the murder

00:33:02.720 later in an appeal

00:33:03.720 this is when this story

00:33:05.800 of him being at home

00:33:06.820 with his family developed

00:33:08.140 the problem is

00:33:09.880 is during the trial

00:33:10.920 he had repeatedly admitted

00:33:12.820 to both of his trial attorneys

00:33:14.520 that he was

00:33:16.060 that his family was mistaken

00:33:17.360 and he was not at home

00:33:18.460 that night

00:33:18.900 and they were talking about

00:33:20.240 the previous night before

00:33:21.140 and that's not the only testimony

00:33:22.740 about his whereabouts

00:33:23.980 that night

00:33:24.600 two uninvolved eyewitnesses

00:33:26.420 testified at trial

00:33:27.840 that they saw

00:33:29.660 Julius Jones

00:33:30.360 with a suburban

00:33:31.140 the night of the murder

00:33:32.000 there are claims

00:33:32.620 that Jones did not have

00:33:33.860 the opportunity

00:33:34.500 to testify himself

00:33:36.000 trial transcripts

00:33:37.640 say otherwise

00:33:38.340 Jones repeatedly

00:33:39.700 declined to testify

00:33:40.860 in his own defense

00:33:41.840 Julius Jones

00:33:42.600 has also had

00:33:43.280 every opportunity

00:33:44.000 to testify

00:33:45.500 the family also contests

00:33:47.060 the claims that Jones

00:33:47.960 was a football player

00:33:49.060 at the University of Oklahoma

00:33:50.520 in reality

00:33:51.720 he was never on

00:33:53.040 any OU athletic team

00:33:54.560 some of his supporters

00:33:55.960 also say

00:33:56.640 he was a promising

00:33:57.400 college student

00:33:58.320 however

00:33:59.220 OU actually

00:34:00.540 denied him financial aid

00:34:02.060 after he failed

00:34:03.280 his first semester

00:34:04.220 with a .8 GPA

00:34:06.020 Jones never finished

00:34:07.600 his second semester

00:34:08.560 then there's that

00:34:09.360 infamous red bandana

00:34:10.660 Megan was the only

00:34:12.260 eyewitness

00:34:12.800 who saw it

00:34:13.620 to testify at trial

00:34:15.040 he had a black

00:34:15.660 stocking cap

00:34:16.300 a red bandana

00:34:17.160 a white t-shirt

00:34:18.180 and jeans

00:34:18.740 a red bandana

00:34:19.680 was found

00:34:20.540 in Jones' home

00:34:21.480 wrapped around

00:34:22.440 a gun

00:34:22.900 that ballistics

00:34:23.760 verified

00:34:24.240 as the murder weapon

00:34:25.480 okay

00:34:27.220 well

00:34:27.720 all of the rest

00:34:29.780 of that

00:34:30.040 is interesting

00:34:30.900 and important

00:34:31.680 because it just

00:34:32.320 shows how

00:34:33.060 the people

00:34:34.440 who try to make

00:34:35.360 martyrs

00:34:35.880 out of these

00:34:36.700 thugs

00:34:37.620 and murderers

00:34:38.300 they always

00:34:39.780 follow the same

00:34:40.380 script right

00:34:40.920 it's always the same

00:34:42.520 thing

00:34:42.660 oh this is

00:34:43.020 a promising

00:34:44.240 young man

00:34:45.140 he was a good

00:34:45.820 student

00:34:46.400 he was going

00:34:46.920 to be a doctor

00:34:47.600 or a surgeon

00:34:48.240 he was going

00:34:48.580 to join

00:34:49.520 the Peace Corps

00:34:50.460 and of course

00:34:52.680 even if

00:34:53.420 all that was

00:34:53.980 true

00:34:54.220 it wouldn't

00:34:54.620 change anything

00:34:55.780 if this person

00:34:57.800 committed a murder

00:34:58.580 or whatever

00:34:58.920 they did

00:34:59.200 it doesn't

00:34:59.840 change the

00:35:00.360 facts of the

00:35:00.920 case

00:35:01.160 but as it

00:35:01.760 happens

00:35:02.160 it's never

00:35:03.000 true

00:35:03.420 and you find

00:35:04.460 out in this

00:35:04.780 case

00:35:04.980 what a

00:35:05.680 .8 GPA

00:35:06.520 great student

00:35:08.280 he was a star

00:35:09.600 of the football

00:35:10.120 team

00:35:10.320 wasn't on any

00:35:11.040 team

00:35:11.280 okay

00:35:12.040 so it just

00:35:14.040 shows you

00:35:14.420 this pattern

00:35:15.260 and they

00:35:17.120 that's another

00:35:17.840 thing

00:35:18.020 aside from

00:35:19.400 repeating the

00:35:20.100 lies over

00:35:20.640 and over

00:35:20.920 again

00:35:21.180 to get you

00:35:21.500 to believe

00:35:21.780 it

00:35:21.940 they also

00:35:22.520 tell so

00:35:23.160 many lies

00:35:24.120 they overwhelm

00:35:26.080 you with the

00:35:26.600 amount of

00:35:27.060 lies

00:35:27.440 where

00:35:28.960 at a certain

00:35:31.120 point people

00:35:31.640 just give up

00:35:32.420 and say

00:35:32.640 whatever

00:35:32.920 it's too

00:35:33.620 complicated

00:35:34.060 who knows

00:35:34.540 when in

00:35:36.340 reality it's

00:35:36.740 not complicated

00:35:37.300 opponents of

00:35:40.480 the death

00:35:40.740 penalty

00:35:41.080 on that

00:35:41.860 issue in

00:35:42.220 particular

00:35:42.620 love this

00:35:43.200 strategy

00:35:43.640 because they

00:35:44.740 want to make

00:35:45.040 it seem

00:35:45.540 as though

00:35:46.100 you can never

00:35:47.940 really be sure

00:35:48.740 of someone's

00:35:49.320 guilt

00:35:49.460 which is why

00:35:49.880 you can never

00:35:50.240 put anybody

00:35:50.720 to death

00:35:51.140 and they say

00:35:52.700 it's better

00:35:53.540 that a thousand

00:35:54.560 guilty men

00:35:56.460 go free

00:35:56.940 than that one

00:35:57.380 innocent man

00:35:58.500 is executed

00:35:59.040 implying

00:36:02.120 that

00:36:02.640 there's no way

00:36:03.940 for us to ever

00:36:04.500 be sure

00:36:04.820 but that's

00:36:05.140 just not the

00:36:05.640 case

00:36:05.860 and that wasn't

00:36:08.600 even the full

00:36:09.040 clip

00:36:09.260 this is just

00:36:10.460 local news

00:36:11.300 breaking down

00:36:11.920 some of the

00:36:12.280 facts of the

00:36:12.640 case

00:36:12.800 there's a lot

00:36:13.200 more to it

00:36:13.600 than that

00:36:13.960 but

00:36:14.320 they had

00:36:15.860 the murder

00:36:16.300 weapon in

00:36:16.880 his house

00:36:17.460 wrapped around

00:36:18.780 a bandana

00:36:19.400 that an

00:36:19.700 eyewitness

00:36:20.060 saw him

00:36:20.500 wearing

00:36:20.840 and also

00:36:22.500 they found

00:36:23.320 the DNA

00:36:23.680 on the

00:36:24.000 murder

00:36:24.140 weapon

00:36:24.400 so

00:36:25.900 that's it

00:36:27.620 I mean

00:36:28.940 you're the

00:36:29.600 guy

00:36:29.880 in order to

00:36:35.120 entertain the

00:36:35.740 idea that he

00:36:36.260 might be

00:36:36.560 innocent

00:36:36.820 and that's

00:36:37.380 on top of

00:36:37.880 all the

00:36:38.260 other

00:36:38.540 evidence

00:36:39.380 I mean

00:36:39.620 they've got

00:36:39.920 DNA and

00:36:40.460 ballistics

00:36:40.860 the murder

00:36:41.300 weapon

00:36:41.640 that pretty

00:36:42.740 much tells

00:36:43.160 the whole

00:36:43.400 story

00:36:43.620 but there's

00:36:43.880 got plenty

00:36:44.200 of other

00:36:44.580 evidence as

00:36:45.120 well

00:36:45.380 in order to

00:36:47.180 entertain the

00:36:47.780 idea that this

00:36:48.380 guy might still

00:36:49.220 be innocent

00:36:49.760 you've got to

00:36:52.380 start doing all

00:36:53.120 kinds of flips

00:36:53.900 and gymnastics

00:36:54.660 in your head

00:36:55.320 to make that

00:36:56.620 happen

00:36:56.960 when it's

00:36:59.440 clear that he's

00:36:59.960 guilty

00:37:00.220 and what did he

00:37:03.260 do I don't know

00:37:03.680 if they specifically

00:37:04.500 outlined it there

00:37:05.180 but he shot a man

00:37:06.420 he shot a man in

00:37:07.920 the head

00:37:08.180 in front of his

00:37:09.540 two young kids

00:37:10.140 that's what he

00:37:10.860 did

00:37:11.060 Kim Kardashian

00:37:13.640 and all these

00:37:14.100 celebrities who

00:37:14.840 have so much

00:37:16.160 compassion for

00:37:16.960 Julius Jones

00:37:17.700 you think they've

00:37:18.380 met with the

00:37:18.840 family of the

00:37:19.320 victims

00:37:19.660 they don't care

00:37:20.860 about that

00:37:21.360 you know

00:37:24.360 if you were

00:37:24.900 able

00:37:25.260 I kind of

00:37:27.400 I say the

00:37:28.940 same thing about

00:37:29.660 people who are

00:37:30.320 really into

00:37:30.940 animal rights

00:37:31.780 and a guy who

00:37:34.720 would shoot a

00:37:35.160 man in the

00:37:35.800 head in front

00:37:36.180 of his kids

00:37:36.800 is an animal

00:37:40.160 in many ways

00:37:40.860 but in the same

00:37:43.460 way there are

00:37:44.080 people who are

00:37:44.680 really into

00:37:45.180 animal rights

00:37:45.760 and what I

00:37:47.020 always say about

00:37:47.560 that is that's

00:37:48.500 fine I can

00:37:48.900 respect that

00:37:49.580 if you still

00:37:51.720 value human

00:37:52.660 rights as well

00:37:53.400 but if you're

00:37:55.200 putting animal

00:37:55.720 rights above

00:37:56.540 human rights

00:37:57.300 that's where

00:37:58.960 there's a

00:37:59.260 problem

00:37:59.600 and when it

00:38:01.400 comes to

00:38:01.680 people who

00:38:02.040 have all

00:38:02.620 this compassion

00:38:03.380 for convicted

00:38:04.240 murderers and

00:38:05.120 monsters

00:38:05.820 who did

00:38:08.020 barbaric

00:38:09.340 things to

00:38:09.960 innocent people

00:38:10.660 if you have

00:38:13.660 if you're able

00:38:14.560 to find within

00:38:15.400 yourself true

00:38:16.420 compassion

00:38:17.040 for those

00:38:18.560 monsters

00:38:19.120 I can respect

00:38:21.220 that if you

00:38:23.100 also have

00:38:23.880 compassion for

00:38:24.780 the victims

00:38:25.280 and more

00:38:26.500 compassion for

00:38:27.260 them

00:38:27.480 but if you

00:38:29.880 got some

00:38:30.200 compassion left

00:38:30.960 over in

00:38:31.340 your heart

00:38:31.760 but you're

00:38:32.540 able to

00:38:32.900 afford to

00:38:33.500 even the

00:38:34.120 most guilty

00:38:35.040 the most

00:38:35.340 heinous people

00:38:35.980 on earth

00:38:36.400 I can respect

00:38:37.660 that

00:38:37.960 that means

00:38:40.140 you have an

00:38:40.560 overabundance

00:38:41.440 of compassion

00:38:42.100 and love

00:38:42.620 within yourself

00:38:43.240 more than I

00:38:44.120 do

00:38:44.340 I'll admit

00:38:45.520 but the

00:38:47.240 problem is

00:38:47.780 that's not

00:38:48.580 the case

00:38:48.940 with Kim

00:38:49.240 Kardashian

00:38:49.680 or any

00:38:50.560 of these

00:38:50.760 other

00:38:50.940 celebrities

00:38:51.480 Democrats

00:38:52.220 no they

00:38:53.100 have no

00:38:54.280 compassion

00:38:54.740 for the

00:38:55.040 victims

00:38:55.240 they don't

00:38:55.540 care

00:38:56.020 but they

00:38:59.700 don't have

00:38:59.920 any

00:39:00.040 compassion

00:39:00.340 for the

00:39:00.740 for the

00:39:01.140 potential

00:39:01.520 next

00:39:01.900 victims

00:39:02.300 if you

00:39:02.720 let

00:39:02.860 if you

00:39:03.120 commute

00:39:03.340 this guy's

00:39:03.820 sentence

00:39:04.060 make it a

00:39:04.620 life sentence

00:39:05.480 the next

00:39:05.780 thing you

00:39:06.000 know he's

00:39:06.260 paroled

00:39:06.640 ends up

00:39:06.880 on the

00:39:07.080 street

00:39:07.300 does it

00:39:07.600 again

00:39:07.880 so they

00:39:10.500 have all

00:39:11.140 of their

00:39:11.420 compassion

00:39:11.900 for

00:39:13.060 for the

00:39:15.640 guilty

00:39:15.920 for the

00:39:16.320 for the

00:39:16.760 murderers

00:39:17.180 it's

00:39:19.460 it's so

00:39:19.820 unbelievably

00:39:20.400 twisted

00:39:20.900 psychologically

00:39:21.700 speaking

00:39:22.080 that you

00:39:22.280 just

00:39:22.400 it's hard

00:39:22.740 to wrap

00:39:22.980 your head

00:39:23.160 around

00:39:23.320 how anyone

00:39:24.120 could see

00:39:24.640 things that

00:39:25.080 way

00:39:25.300 all right

00:39:28.040 finally

00:39:28.540 here's a

00:39:29.140 little

00:39:29.360 bonus

00:39:30.660 thing

00:39:31.220 I've had

00:39:31.640 this for

00:39:31.900 a few

00:39:32.080 days

00:39:32.320 and I meant

00:39:32.620 to play

00:39:32.920 it and

00:39:33.460 I'm gonna

00:39:34.340 play it

00:39:34.620 now this

00:39:34.940 this went

00:39:35.380 viral over

00:39:36.140 the weekend

00:39:36.620 for some

00:39:37.500 reason it's

00:39:37.820 actually from a

00:39:38.220 couple of

00:39:38.540 years ago

00:39:39.000 but here's the

00:39:40.480 Republican

00:39:40.860 governor do we

00:39:41.440 have this one

00:39:41.860 yeah we do

00:39:42.180 okay

00:39:42.380 this is a

00:39:43.240 Republican

00:39:43.560 governor of

00:39:44.420 Georgia

00:39:44.900 Brian Kemp

00:39:45.620 with an

00:39:46.940 ad that

00:39:47.740 was on

00:39:48.780 TVs in

00:39:49.400 in Georgia

00:39:50.340 a couple

00:39:50.620 years ago

00:39:51.120 trying to

00:39:52.060 sell himself

00:39:52.780 I don't

00:39:53.840 know you

00:39:53.980 tell me if

00:39:54.400 you're if

00:39:54.680 you find

00:39:54.980 this compelling

00:39:55.440 or not

00:39:55.840 I'm Brian

00:39:57.220 Kemp

00:39:57.560 I'm so

00:39:58.200 conservative

00:39:58.800 I blow up

00:40:01.720 government

00:40:02.120 spending

00:40:02.660 I own

00:40:04.020 guns

00:40:04.500 that no

00:40:05.920 one's

00:40:06.320 taking away

00:40:07.020 my chainsaw

00:40:08.440 is ready to

00:40:08.940 rip up some

00:40:09.500 regulations

00:40:10.040 I got a

00:40:13.100 big truck

00:40:13.720 just in

00:40:15.080 case I need

00:40:15.640 to round up

00:40:16.200 criminal illegals 0.91

00:40:17.180 and take them

00:40:17.680 home myself

00:40:18.360 yep I just

00:40:20.760 said that

00:40:21.340 I'm Brian

00:40:22.540 Kemp

00:40:22.900 if you want

00:40:23.520 a politically

00:40:23.980 incorrect

00:40:24.580 conservative

00:40:25.160 that's me

00:40:26.280 the cringe

00:40:30.700 factor is

00:40:31.360 overwhelming

00:40:31.980 that's a cringe

00:40:34.680 challenge right

00:40:35.280 there how far

00:40:35.820 how long can

00:40:36.900 you get into

00:40:37.260 that without

00:40:37.660 cringing into

00:40:38.700 yourself

00:40:39.120 forming a sort

00:40:41.320 of black hole

00:40:42.080 collapsing into

00:40:43.020 yourself with

00:40:43.520 cringe

00:40:43.920 you know the

00:40:45.900 thing is we

00:40:46.460 can we can

00:40:48.360 laugh at this

00:40:48.960 kind of thing

00:40:49.600 from Republicans

00:40:50.440 and that's

00:40:52.020 probably the

00:40:52.340 main thing we

00:40:52.800 should be doing

00:40:53.140 is laughing at

00:40:53.760 it because it

00:40:54.120 is just silly

00:40:55.180 and ridiculous

00:40:55.740 but it's also

00:40:58.480 what annoys me

00:40:59.380 about it is it's

00:40:59.860 so damn

00:41:00.520 condescending

00:41:01.180 this is what

00:41:05.240 you think this

00:41:06.320 is this is how

00:41:07.600 you're connecting

00:41:08.220 with conservative

00:41:09.020 voters

00:41:09.380 and I don't

00:41:12.120 know there

00:41:12.320 might have been

00:41:12.660 a time when

00:41:13.280 that sort of

00:41:13.640 thing works

00:41:14.140 I'd like to

00:41:17.800 think the

00:41:18.060 conservative

00:41:18.320 voters are a

00:41:19.060 little bit more

00:41:19.440 discerning now

00:41:20.040 I'd like to

00:41:21.100 think that

00:41:21.440 just because

00:41:23.240 we've had we've

00:41:23.720 had enough of

00:41:24.160 this of this

00:41:24.760 kind of thing

00:41:25.380 but then again

00:41:26.900 he did win

00:41:27.360 so maybe my

00:41:28.940 optimism is

00:41:29.480 misplaced

00:41:29.840 all right let's

00:41:30.540 get now to

00:41:31.060 reading the

00:41:31.440 comments

00:41:31.760 all right

00:41:48.700 excuse me

00:41:50.600 there I am I

00:41:51.120 am a little bit

00:41:51.520 under the weather

00:41:51.940 today and it's

00:41:53.580 not COVID okay

00:41:54.820 and that that's

00:41:56.060 one thing I

00:41:56.460 really hate is

00:41:58.400 that these days

00:41:59.580 I also have

00:42:00.100 Allard I'm

00:42:00.980 someone with

00:42:01.440 allergies because

00:42:02.060 I'm just a

00:42:02.380 cool guy so

00:42:03.540 I got glasses

00:42:04.180 allergies the

00:42:04.800 whole the

00:42:05.100 whole thing

00:42:05.440 and you can't

00:42:06.760 have allergies

00:42:07.160 anymore you

00:42:08.740 can't like get

00:42:09.300 a case of the

00:42:09.860 sniffles and

00:42:11.160 go anywhere you

00:42:12.840 know you walk

00:42:13.520 through the grocery

00:42:14.180 store and you

00:42:14.940 clear your throat

00:42:15.760 or sneeze God

00:42:16.720 forbid and

00:42:19.440 everyone stares

00:42:20.540 at you like

00:42:21.280 it's like the

00:42:21.860 scene in the

00:42:23.040 zombie movie

00:42:23.880 when a guy

00:42:25.080 comes home and

00:42:26.200 tries quickly to

00:42:27.140 pull his sleeve

00:42:28.100 down but someone

00:42:28.760 notices what's

00:42:29.320 that on your

00:42:29.600 arm oh is that

00:42:30.140 a bite mark

00:42:30.700 it's exactly

00:42:32.980 that scene the

00:42:34.500 way people look

00:42:34.940 at you anyway

00:42:37.100 all right Amy

00:42:38.080 Null says I

00:42:38.980 really wish I

00:42:39.440 could work at

00:42:39.840 the Daily Wire

00:42:40.300 Matt I could be

00:42:41.000 your coffee

00:42:41.440 runner other

00:42:42.040 than that I

00:42:43.180 only have

00:42:43.680 customer service

00:42:44.460 background but I

00:42:45.500 tell you we do

00:42:46.180 have the coffee

00:42:46.700 running covered

00:42:47.740 here with Daily

00:42:48.480 Wire I do have

00:42:49.100 three or four

00:42:49.500 people that offer

00:42:50.540 to get me coffee

00:42:51.000 every morning which

00:42:51.500 I which I

00:42:52.480 deeply appreciate

00:42:53.100 Adam says Matt

00:42:54.380 have you watched

00:42:54.900 The Chosen yet

00:42:55.820 that's the I get

00:42:57.720 asked this in the

00:42:58.200 comments all the

00:42:58.760 time I don't know

00:42:59.160 if it's always you

00:42:59.960 asking so that's

00:43:01.580 the Jesus show

00:43:02.340 right I haven't

00:43:03.540 watched it this

00:43:04.820 will sound

00:43:05.220 heretical it's 0.52

00:43:06.240 not because we're

00:43:07.480 talking about a

00:43:07.980 movie but I

00:43:08.580 actually don't

00:43:09.280 think that the

00:43:12.040 gospel story

00:43:12.900 typically makes for

00:43:14.080 a good movie or

00:43:15.000 show I'll admit

00:43:16.300 that to the

00:43:17.500 passion is an

00:43:18.340 exception but the

00:43:21.960 passion is more of

00:43:22.840 a prayer it's more

00:43:23.700 of a devotional than

00:43:24.960 a film and I

00:43:25.600 don't say that as

00:43:26.160 a criticism but

00:43:27.620 that's the way that

00:43:28.180 I look at the

00:43:28.620 passion it's not

00:43:30.320 you know it's not

00:43:31.620 entertaining you're

00:43:32.440 not watching it to

00:43:33.080 be entertained and

00:43:34.540 that's one of the

00:43:35.060 basic functions of

00:43:36.020 a film traditionally

00:43:36.960 is to be

00:43:37.940 entertaining and so

00:43:40.760 I look at that as

00:43:41.280 more of a as more

00:43:42.140 of a prayerful

00:43:43.920 experience watching

00:43:44.820 that film other

00:43:46.280 than that there

00:43:46.920 there's a the

00:43:49.080 problem with with

00:43:50.040 the movies and

00:43:50.780 shows like this is

00:43:51.400 that first of all

00:43:51.860 there's not going

00:43:52.280 to be any suspense at

00:43:53.400 all watching these

00:43:54.280 stories play out

00:43:55.360 you know so that

00:43:56.520 that handicaps you I 0.99

00:43:57.520 think as a filmmaker

00:43:58.960 someone making a

00:43:59.740 show also there's

00:44:01.180 not a whole lot of

00:44:01.880 narrative meat on

00:44:02.820 the bones you know

00:44:04.520 each gospel is very

00:44:07.060 short very short

00:44:08.620 so you have to

00:44:10.140 either fill in

00:44:11.080 details in order to

00:44:12.260 make a full fleshed

00:44:13.340 out film or show

00:44:15.040 and that can get a

00:44:16.700 little dicey or you

00:44:18.540 end up with a kind

00:44:20.560 of a series of short

00:44:22.000 vignettes which

00:44:23.540 which doesn't always

00:44:24.360 make for the best

00:44:25.000 show either so

00:44:26.060 this is this is the

00:44:28.360 one of the problems

00:44:30.540 that you run into

00:44:31.400 and I don't know

00:44:32.640 maybe The Chosen is

00:44:33.340 great I haven't seen

00:44:35.280 it but this is one

00:44:37.240 of the problems you

00:44:37.720 run into it's one of

00:44:38.320 the reasons why

00:44:39.280 Hollywood they don't

00:44:40.880 they don't you know

00:44:42.380 they don't make very

00:44:43.620 many biblical movies

00:44:44.820 and I know it might

00:44:46.200 seem like there's a

00:44:46.960 there's an easy answer

00:44:47.780 for that they hate

00:44:48.480 Christians well they

00:44:49.720 do but also they

00:44:51.900 love money and

00:44:52.660 they'll take our

00:44:53.060 money and you would

00:44:54.880 think you know why

00:44:55.480 wouldn't we see a

00:44:56.020 bunch of these there's

00:44:57.380 a huge audience for

00:44:58.380 it well the answer is

00:45:01.480 I mean look at the

00:45:02.320 that Noah movie that

00:45:03.300 came out several years

00:45:04.220 ago with who was it

00:45:04.860 Russell Crowe and I

00:45:07.740 you know I watched

00:45:08.380 that movie I didn't

00:45:09.160 like it because they

00:45:11.160 added so much into

00:45:12.320 the story it became a

00:45:13.340 totally different story

00:45:14.280 just became this

00:45:14.960 Hollywood story loosely

00:45:18.000 based on a biblical

00:45:19.280 story but what the

00:45:20.680 issue is that you

00:45:22.100 have to add in a

00:45:22.960 bunch of details

00:45:23.600 because the Noah

00:45:24.420 story in the Bible

00:45:26.100 is very short much

00:45:28.260 shorter than the

00:45:28.720 Gospels so if all

00:45:30.760 you're doing is

00:45:31.320 showing what the

00:45:31.840 story tells you

00:45:33.520 that's like it's

00:45:34.200 gonna be a 25

00:45:34.700 minute movie so you

00:45:38.000 have to add in

00:45:38.440 details and then do

00:45:39.180 you trust that's a

00:45:41.420 dicey proposition in

00:45:42.460 and of itself do you

00:45:43.240 trust Hollywood to

00:45:44.700 add details to

00:45:45.920 biblical stories I

00:45:47.380 don't all right

00:45:48.320 team takeover says

00:45:51.200 I didn't even learn

00:45:52.040 any of my teachers

00:45:52.920 first names why

00:45:54.620 would anyone need to

00:45:55.220 know their sexual

00:45:55.820 orientation very good

00:45:56.880 question but then

00:45:57.980 JC says I'm a high

00:45:59.020 school teacher and I'm

00:45:59.840 gay I tell my 1.00

00:46:01.060 students who I am

00:46:01.820 where I'm from and

00:46:02.620 that I have a partner

00:46:03.400 named Rob I do come

00:46:04.740 out to them yes but

00:46:06.320 it's no different than

00:46:06.920 a straight teacher

00:46:07.540 mentioning a wife or

00:46:08.460 husband I also tell

00:46:09.200 the students that I'm

00:46:09.760 not interested in

00:46:10.440 politicizing any part

00:46:11.280 of that after any any

00:46:13.560 any of that part of

00:46:14.640 me after that I

00:46:15.460 don't discuss it

00:46:16.140 teenagers wonder and

00:46:17.740 gossip about these

00:46:18.440 things so I lay it

00:46:19.080 out once and then

00:46:19.720 leave it alone it's

00:46:20.300 not a crime they

00:46:21.760 don't have to agree

00:46:22.200 with my lifestyle but

00:46:23.520 I won't hide it

00:46:24.120 either yeah I still

00:46:27.320 JC I gotta tell you

00:46:28.400 I don't understand why

00:46:31.560 you would have to have

00:46:32.520 any conversation with

00:46:33.620 your students about

00:46:35.720 your sex life or

00:46:36.560 your sexual

00:46:36.880 orientation you know I

00:46:40.000 just I don't see why

00:46:41.200 that conversation needs

00:46:42.020 to be needs to be had

00:46:42.920 if there are rumors

00:46:45.620 or people ask kids

00:46:46.560 asking questions you

00:46:48.640 know what the correct

00:46:49.360 answer to the those

00:46:50.560 questions would be that's

00:46:53.400 an inappropriate

00:46:53.820 question it's not

00:46:55.300 relevant it's none of

00:46:55.960 your business let's get

00:46:56.600 back to our lessons

00:46:57.280 yeah I'm with team

00:47:00.720 takeover the comment

00:47:01.860 right above yours I I

00:47:03.580 didn't know anything

00:47:04.260 about my my teachers I

00:47:06.480 didn't know their first

00:47:07.020 names I knew no

00:47:09.180 details of their about

00:47:10.100 their life whatsoever

00:47:10.820 that's why as a kid

00:47:13.220 when you're you know

00:47:15.000 you see your kids you

00:47:16.640 see your teachers at

00:47:18.020 school and then if

00:47:18.820 you're out in the wild

00:47:19.480 somewhere and you see

00:47:21.000 one of your teachers in

00:47:21.780 the wild wearing

00:47:22.420 civilian clothes it was

00:47:24.320 always kind of a trippy

00:47:25.080 experience because like

00:47:26.180 wait a second this

00:47:26.780 person has you always

00:47:27.840 sort of imagine them as

00:47:29.140 materializing in the

00:47:30.700 classroom and then

00:47:31.620 dematerializing once the

00:47:33.100 bell rings the idea

00:47:35.020 that they even had a

00:47:35.840 life outside of the

00:47:36.480 classroom was weird to

00:47:38.160 me and that's one

00:47:40.980 extreme I suppose but

00:47:43.920 that's better than this

00:47:45.040 new notion that your

00:47:46.640 students have to have

00:47:47.620 this full complete

00:47:48.680 picture of you as a

00:47:49.740 person and have to know

00:47:50.920 all about your private

00:47:51.680 life I don't think they

00:47:52.260 know it needs to know

00:47:52.780 any of that

00:47:53.320 let's see Jerry says

00:47:59.080 Matt I'm hoping for

00:47:59.840 more segments that

00:48:00.760 involve BTS mockery

00:48:02.720 well you know I would

00:48:05.500 never mock BTS

00:48:06.740 wonderful artists and

00:48:09.320 and and and also may I

00:48:10.920 say wonderful people as

00:48:11.880 well I'm imagining

00:48:13.220 and guy sees it says my

00:48:16.240 fiance is a teacher in

00:48:17.180 Clark County School

00:48:17.860 District in Nevada she

00:48:18.800 let me know that she can

00:48:19.760 in fact have a cross in

00:48:20.700 her classroom but she

00:48:21.960 can't talk about it

00:48:22.920 gay and proud is normal

00:48:24.720 Christian and proud is

00:48:25.820 not allowed I'm surprised

00:48:28.040 that they'll even let her

00:48:28.680 have the cross to begin

00:48:29.380 with to be honest with

00:48:30.020 you but she can't talk 1.00

00:48:32.360 about it meanwhile of

00:48:33.900 course yeah I imagine if

00:48:34.940 she flew the gay pride

00:48:36.380 flag then she would be 0.65

00:48:37.420 able to talk about that

00:48:38.280 even though that is also

00:48:41.380 a you know church and

00:48:44.760 state issue because that

00:48:47.580 flag as we've been over

00:48:49.400 many times is a is a

00:48:50.980 religious symbol doesn't 0.80

00:48:53.460 belong in the classroom

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00:50:37.980 cancellation

00:50:38.500 you know we've canceled many

00:50:44.100 publications during this

00:50:45.120 segment of the show but as

00:50:46.060 far as I can remember vice

00:50:47.200 has so far escaped the

00:50:48.700 cancel hammer and that has to

00:50:50.820 change today vice is

00:50:52.600 canceled for an article which

00:50:53.660 they recently shared on their

00:50:54.620 social media pages with the

00:50:55.660 headline there's no such

00:50:57.220 thing as natural immunity and

00:50:58.920 even if you've been lucky

00:50:59.860 thus far delta could change

00:51:01.220 that no such thing as

00:51:03.760 natural immunity we know

00:51:05.300 that up to now our public

00:51:06.260 policies and most of our

00:51:07.340 so-called public health

00:51:08.120 experts and the media have

00:51:09.620 all been operating and

00:51:11.160 talking as if there's no

00:51:12.580 such thing as natural

00:51:13.340 immunity but this is the

00:51:14.400 first time that we they've

00:51:15.440 outright explicitly denied

00:51:16.900 its existence I mean they

00:51:18.800 can't really deny its

00:51:19.540 existence not with any

00:51:20.340 credibility because natural

00:51:21.320 immunity is basic science

00:51:22.780 its existence is not in any

00:51:24.700 doubt whatsoever if you have

00:51:26.680 previously been infected with

00:51:27.940 the virus you have a certain

00:51:29.020 level of immunity that's

00:51:29.820 what natural immunity means

00:51:30.780 there are questions about

00:51:32.440 how much immunity that

00:51:33.860 affords you and there are

00:51:35.960 good science-based reasons

00:51:36.980 to think it actually affords

00:51:37.860 you much more immunity than

00:51:39.100 the vaccine but this has

00:51:40.720 also been a question that

00:51:41.720 the quote-unquote

00:51:42.560 scientific community hasn't

00:51:43.900 spent spent much time

00:51:44.980 studying I mean we don't

00:51:45.960 know a whole lot about

00:51:47.120 natural immunity as it

00:51:48.160 pertains to COVID because the

00:51:50.940 quote-unquote scientific

00:51:51.880 community isn't talking

00:51:53.000 about it and they're not

00:51:53.720 doing studies on it perhaps

00:51:54.820 because they don't they

00:51:55.840 don't do the studies

00:51:56.420 because they don't want the

00:51:57.240 answer perhaps because

00:51:59.480 their interests lie

00:52:00.260 elsewhere in any case how

00:52:02.960 does vice in this article

00:52:04.240 written by Caitlin Flynn

00:52:05.400 justify it's completely it's

00:52:07.600 complete rejection of natural

00:52:09.180 immunity as a concept do they

00:52:11.400 have any evidence to to

00:52:12.580 present do they have studies

00:52:14.160 or research that no one else

00:52:15.560 has seen I'm skeptical but

00:52:18.080 let's hear them out it says

00:52:19.120 experts emphasize that if

00:52:21.120 you've made it thus far

00:52:22.140 without contracting the

00:52:24.520 virus it's because you've

00:52:25.480 been lucky not because

00:52:26.380 you're invincible or have

00:52:27.420 natural immunity which

00:52:28.780 doesn't exist Carl

00:52:30.580 Fichtenbaum professor of

00:52:32.620 clinical medicine in the

00:52:33.500 division of infectious

00:52:34.220 diseases at the University

00:52:35.260 of Cincinnati College of

00:52:36.220 Medicine said this kind of

00:52:37.840 thinking fits into the

00:52:38.720 common mindset that bad

00:52:40.000 things will happen to other

00:52:41.000 people but not to us but

00:52:42.820 adopting the mindset that

00:52:43.720 you'll be okay and natural

00:52:45.060 immunity will protect you

00:52:46.060 you're not doing your part to

00:52:48.160 protect yourself or others

00:52:49.420 quote you're getting the

00:52:51.020 benefit from other people

00:52:51.940 who do get the vaccine and

00:52:52.940 walking through life on the

00:52:53.900 coattails of others Fichtenbaum

00:52:55.260 says but your luck may run

00:52:57.440 out eventually especially

00:52:58.660 given how transmissible the

00:52:59.800 dental Delta variant is and

00:53:01.360 the fact that mask mandates in

00:53:02.460 several states have been

00:53:03.480 walked back okay so here we

00:53:05.780 have the repeated assertion

00:53:07.020 that natural immunity doesn't

00:53:08.540 exist and yet no attempt to

00:53:09.800 prove that assertion at all

00:53:11.060 do the writers of this article

00:53:12.940 and the supposed experts she

00:53:14.880 interviewed do they even know

00:53:16.440 what natural immunity is well

00:53:19.120 let's keep reading it says

00:53:20.220 while it's true that many

00:53:21.420 young healthy people have

00:53:22.440 avoided infection thus far or

00:53:24.180 only had a mild case of

00:53:25.580 COVID Fichtenbaum emphasized

00:53:27.520 that it's not because their

00:53:28.860 body has some sort of amazing

00:53:30.040 immunity that's better than

00:53:31.400 everyone else's and it's not

00:53:32.640 because they just won't come

00:53:34.020 in contact with the virus it's

00:53:35.560 just that they've been lucky

00:53:36.500 some people may feel confident

00:53:38.180 that they're fine to go through

00:53:39.200 life without the vaccine

00:53:40.200 because for example their

00:53:41.460 roommates contracted COVID and

00:53:42.600 they didn't but Amler

00:53:43.940 confirmed that prior exposure

00:53:45.280 without infection is not some

00:53:46.360 sort of proof that you're

00:53:47.180 naturally immune or that you had

00:53:49.060 an asymptomatic case and now

00:53:50.340 have antibodies ah so there it

00:53:53.400 is the professor of clinical

00:53:55.040 medicine in the division of

00:53:56.220 infectious diseases at the

00:53:57.220 University of Cincinnati

00:53:57.860 College of Medicine whose

00:53:59.280 assertions have been repeated

00:54:00.280 as fact in an article shared

00:54:01.520 thousands of times on social

00:54:02.500 media doesn't understand what

00:54:04.180 natural immunity is or at least

00:54:06.780 he's pretending not to

00:54:07.880 understand it he seems to think

00:54:09.280 or again pretends to think that

00:54:10.860 natural immunity is the idea that

00:54:12.540 some people will never get

00:54:13.760 COVID because their immune

00:54:14.840 systems are imbued with

00:54:15.940 magical powers but that's not

00:54:17.840 what the term mean on the

00:54:19.220 contrary naturally immune

00:54:20.460 people did get COVID many of

00:54:22.200 them got it pretty quickly

00:54:23.080 early on and now are at a much

00:54:24.940 lower risk of contracting it

00:54:26.340 again so vice is combining a

00:54:28.900 straw man with a bait and

00:54:30.140 switch pretending that they've

00:54:31.940 debunked natural immunity while

00:54:33.460 instead debunking some other

00:54:34.620 concept that didn't exist until

00:54:36.100 they invented it it's a clever and

00:54:38.380 effective trick because they know

00:54:39.640 that most people will not bother

00:54:40.980 to read the article and discover

00:54:43.340 any of this for themselves

00:54:44.220 instead they'll read the

00:54:45.160 headline which reinforces what

00:54:46.940 they already believe and what

00:54:48.520 they want to believe and

00:54:50.280 especially it affirms them in

00:54:51.740 their blanket hatred of the of the

00:54:53.720 unvaccinated we can't 0.98

00:54:55.480 underestimate this point there are

00:54:57.680 many people who hope that they

00:55:00.600 don't want natural immunity to

00:55:02.080 exist that all these millions of

00:55:04.320 people who have immunity right now

00:55:05.560 they don't want those people to

00:55:06.820 have immunity because then that

00:55:08.980 would interfere with the

00:55:10.080 satisfaction that they get in

00:55:11.920 hating all of the people who

00:55:13.460 don't who are not vaccinated and

00:55:16.760 so that's what this article is

00:55:17.740 intended to do but if you want

00:55:20.260 some actual information on this

00:55:21.900 subject dr marty mccary a surgeon

00:55:24.240 and professor at johns hopkins was

00:55:25.920 interviewed on fox this morning

00:55:27.180 and here's what he had to say about

00:55:28.940 natural immunity one of the

00:55:31.160 greatest failures of our public

00:55:32.320 health leadership has been

00:55:33.260 ignoring natural immunity we're

00:55:34.840 19 months into this we do not see

00:55:37.100 reinfections cause severe illness

00:55:38.880 that's clear observational data you

00:55:41.360 add that to the 15 studies with

00:55:43.260 hard data showing that it's

00:55:44.820 effective and even up to 27 times

00:55:47.100 more effective than vaccinated

00:55:49.660 immunity public health officials

00:55:51.440 are going to have to start to

00:55:52.800 recognize this because they're

00:55:54.400 ignoring natural immunity is

00:55:56.180 ruining lives right now yes ignoring

00:55:59.740 natural immunity is ruining lives

00:56:01.020 it's also spreading misinformation

00:56:02.040 but needless to say no social media

00:56:06.000 platform has flagged this article or

00:56:08.000 penalized vice for promoting this kind

00:56:09.760 of blatant medical misinformation no

00:56:12.060 because they're only worried about

00:56:12.980 the kind of misinformation that

00:56:15.100 might god forbid make people less

00:56:17.340 afraid and less paranoid that's what

00:56:21.440 the misinformation that that's that's

00:56:22.760 that is the number one qualification to

00:56:25.360 be categorized as misinformation at

00:56:27.660 least as far as covid goes

00:56:28.560 might it make people less afraid and

00:56:33.300 then whether it's true or not that

00:56:34.880 makes it misinformation and that's

00:56:38.180 why today we have to cancel vice but

00:56:39.900 also of course we're going to cancel

00:56:41.000 all of these social media companies

00:56:42.280 twitter especially which allows this

00:56:44.640 kind of blatant misinformation on

00:56:45.840 their platform while claiming to be

00:56:48.260 combating misinformation so they're

00:56:49.420 canceled vice is canceled everyone's

00:56:50.800 canceled and we'll leave it there for

00:56:52.320 today thanks for watching thanks for

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The Matt Walsh Show - September 23, 2021

Ep. 803 - The ACLU Rewrites History And Erases Women At The Same Time

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