Ep. 829 - Kaepernick Says NFL Players Are Slaves But He Still Wants To Be One
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Colin Kaepernick and Ibram X. Kendi both thoroughly embarrassed themselves over the weekend, exposing the emptiness and absurdity of their worldviews. Also, Democrats in Virginia have all the momentum going against them heading into the election, so they decided to resort to some good old fashioned fraud as kind of their closing argument there in Virginia. And a Southwest Airlines pilot allegedly says, Let s go Brandon over the intercom on the plane, and this is apparently a national crisis. Plus, rumors are swirling about Joe Biden s meeting with the Pope.
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, race hustlers Colin Kaepernick and Ibram X. Kendi both thoroughly
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embarrassed themselves over the weekend, exposing the emptiness and absurdity of their worldviews.
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It was a bad weekend for race hustlers in general, and we will revel in their self-immolation today.
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Also, Democrats in Virginia have all the momentum going against them heading into the election on
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Tuesday, so they decided to resort to some good old-fashioned fraud as kind of their closing
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argument there in Virginia. And a Southwest Airlines pilot allegedly says, let's go Brandon
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over the intercom on the plane. And this is apparently a national crisis. Plus,
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rumors are swirling about Joe Biden's meeting with the Pope. I feel duty-bound to discuss
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those rumors today, and we'll do that and so much more on the Matt Wall Show.
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You know, the word grifter is way overplayed these days, especially online, where the average
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internet user only has a vocabulary of 17 words to begin with. Any term that makes it into that
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limited arsenal will inevitably be utilized with great and undue frequency. The problem is that
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terms which were once descriptively useful end up shorn of all meaning. This has happened with words
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like trauma and outrage, for example, and of course racism and sexism, not to mention the big one,
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woman. But I don't want to see the word grifter neutralized and negated in that way,
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as it's a very expressive, illustrative term. And that's why I will not say that race hustlers like
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Ibram X. Kendi and Colin Kaepernick are grifters. Now, in first blush, the description would seem to
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fit them as snug and comfortably as a well-made sweater. I mean, a grifter, after all, is a con
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artist, a swindler, a carnival barker, a fleecer, a fraudster. Both of these men live up to all of those
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adjectives. But the other definitional aspect of a grifter is that he's petty, he's small-time,
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he's small-scale, operating on the level of a, you know, pickpocket or a card shark.
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Race hustlers in our country today, however, especially the most famous and visible ones
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like Kendi and Kaepernick and Sharpton and that lawyer who shows up on the scene nine seconds
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after any black man is shot by the cops, they're all running a very large-scale con. They may be
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petty people who got into this game for their own superficial reasons, personal fame and wealth
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being the primary motivators as always, but the effect they have on our society is anything but
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small or petty. They're closer to, you know, Bernie Madoff level than pickpockets. Their schemes are
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sweeping, far-reaching, and they've managed to inflict widespread devastation. So it's worth pausing
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to appreciate whenever one of these degenerate sleazeballs accidentally reveals themselves for who
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they are. And over the last few days, it just so happens that two of them, both Kendi and Kaepernick,
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have done just that. So starting with Kendi, on Friday, he shared an article from The Hill,
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published a few days prior, which reports on a survey finding that more than a third of white
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college applicants lie on their applications in order to increase their chances of being admitted.
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Amazingly, Kendi shared this article along with a caption accurately describing the survey's findings.
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He wrote, quote, more than a third of white students lie about their race on college applications,
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and about half of those applicants lied about being Native American. More than three-fourths of these
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students who lied about their race were accepted. What makes this amazing, of course, is that this
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fact completely undermines Kendi's case. Indeed, it wouldn't be too far to say that this fact alone
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single-handedly dismantles Kendi's worldview in its entirety. His vision of the world, or at least his
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vision of Western culture, is that it's structured around and defined by systemic racism against,
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quote-unquote, people of color. But how could there be systemic racism against non-white people
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if a white person's way of gaming that system is to pretend to be non-whites? You're not going to find
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any analog to this in the, you know, history of the human race. There's no analog. There's no
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nothing comparable. Nowhere else on earth, at any other point in history, can you find an example of a
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minority group being systemically oppressed, and people on the dominant majority group responding
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to that oppression by pretending to be in the minority group so they can personally benefit?
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Doesn't make any sense. There weren't a lot of, you know, non-Jews in Germany pretending to be Jewish.
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It would go the other way around. You'd pretend to not be Jewish. I don't think you could have gone to
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Rwanda in the mid-90s and found very many people pretending to be in an ethnic minority group there.
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In fact, there weren't any whites pretending to be black here in America during segregation.
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But there are now, because the systemic discrimination cuts in precisely the opposite
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direction. So why did Kendi share this then? What point did he think it would make? Well,
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to understand that, you have to remember that the race hustlers, along with being driven by greed
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and arrogance, are also dyed-in-the-wool anti-white bigots. They hate white people.
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And so for Kendi, all he saw in the headline was that white people did something bad. You know,
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they lied on an application. And that's as far as his thought process went. His brain said,
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look, white people did bad thing. And he shared it. Only later did he connect the dots, or rather,
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other people connected the dots and alerted him to the problem. So he responded by deleting the original
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post. And then a short time later, in defending himself against charges of being a stupid,
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self-contradicting hypocrite, Kendi tweeted this. They, talking about his critics, lie about what
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I said to defend the lying of white college applicants. Here is their tortured line of
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thinking. When white applicants think they have an advantage by lying about being a person of color,
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then that means they do have an advantage, which then means structural racism doesn't exist.
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They imagine white people are disadvantaged, while white people are on the higher end of nearly every
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racial disparity. They imagine black and native people have racial advantages. At the same time,
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black and native people are on the lowest end of nearly every racial disparity. SMH.
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But by the way, Kendi, no, we're not saying that systemic discrimination doesn't exist.
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No, we're saying it does exist, but that it exists against white people. We're saying that you benefit
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from it as a black man. The problem for Kendi is that white applicants, yeah, they think they have
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an advantage. And in fact, actually they do. As he said in his original post, more than three-fourths
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of the whites who lie about the race are accepted. Whites perceive that it would be to their advantage
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if they weren't white, and their perceptions are vindicated by the results. There are plenty of
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additional lines of evidence proving that there is no systemic racism against non-whites in this
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country. But this one line of evidence is perhaps the most powerful. It's conclusive all on its own.
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If the system is biased against a certain group, you could not possibly game that system by pretending
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to be in that very group, period. And so Kendi's whole life's work is reduced to rubble by his own
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words, which is fantastic. And then there's Kaepernick. In Kaepernick's case, you know, if you can put
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aside the moral and ethical problems for a moment, you might almost have to admire his hustle.
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It's in a way sort of brilliant that he was flunking out of the NFL. Let me just think about
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this. Think about what happened with Kaepernick. Flunking out of the NFL, suffering through a 10-loss
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season with the 49ers back in 2016. He had just been benched for Blaine Gabbert, which is the NFL
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equivalent of losing a beauty pageant to, you know, Rachel Levine. And he found himself staring
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at a career as a bench writer, hopping from one team to another on one-year contracts,
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getting paid the veteran minimum, which is still like almost a million dollars. But even so, in NFL
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terms, pretty low salary. And he decided in that moment to pivot and become a social justice crusader
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instead. And the career change has made him a household name, whereas before he would have been
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about as famous and widely discussed as Joe Flacco is today, now he's this famous household name.
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It's also made him far richer than he would have been otherwise, with all kinds of promotional deals
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and shoe deals and books and everything. He also has his own Netflix show now. It's called Colin in
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Black and White, and it's being largely hailed by critics because critics are contractually obligated
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to hail anything Kaepernick does. But the show has been mocked and derided by everybody else,
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thanks largely to one scene, which went viral over the weekend, where Kaepernick,
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biting off more than he could chew, actually compares the NFL draft to a slave auction. Watch this.
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What they don't want you to understand is what's being established is a power dynamic.
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Before they put you on the field, teams poke, pry, and examine you, searching for any defect
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that might affect your performance. No boundary respected. No dignity left intact.
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Come on, boy, hurry up. Look at that shape there. Look at this. Mr. Farb, I got your bid.
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Dirty, Jake. Dirty to you. One foot. One foot. One foot. Next one coming up. Best of luck we got.
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It actually sounds more like he's describing TSA screening. Poke, prod, and examine you. No
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dignity left intact. But no, he's describing the NFL. NFL players are slaves, he says. The process
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of becoming an NFL player is dehumanizing and degrading, which is very different from what he
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said literally two weeks ago when he did an interview with Ebony Magazine and claimed that
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he's still training every day in hopes of becoming an NFL player again. This is what he said.
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Two weeks ago, he said, I'm still up at 5 a.m. training five days a week, making sure I'm
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prepared to take a team to a Super Bowl again. That's not something I will ever let go of.
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Regardless of the actions of 32 teams and their partners to deny me employment, the same way I
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was persistent in high school is the same way I'm going to be persistent here. Of course, Kaepernick
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can train all he wants, and it's not going to change the fact that he's a 32-year-old former backup who
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was washed up in 2016 the last time he played. Also, the problem with his training is that it mostly
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consists of him jogging through his neighborhood, screaming the word racist at all the trees,
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squirrels, and birds he sees. All that aside, though, if being an NFL player is like being a
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slave, why is he still trying to get into the NFL? Why has he spent six years crying that he can't be a
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slave? Well, because he's full of it, of course. Slavery and professional football are, it turns out,
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a little bit different. Football players are paid millions of dollars. They get to live in their own
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homes, very big and expensive homes, too. They choose to be football players. That's a big one.
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They're admired and envied by millions of adoring fans. If Kaepernick thinks that any of this bears
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any resemblance to the lot of a slave, then his talents as a historian are even less impressive
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than his talents as a quarterback. But he doesn't actually think that, though. I mean, he's a con artist,
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just saying whatever he needs to say in the moment, just like Kendi, just like the rest of them.
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And it would almost be funny to see them flailing about like this, funny in a pitiful sort of way,
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wedding anniversary, by the way, on Friday, which is why there wasn't a show. And last year, if you
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remember, I talked about this for our wedding anniversary, I gave my wife the gift of not being
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around because I had accidentally scheduled a speaking gig on the same day as our anniversary.
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Made sure not to do that this time, and so we took a trip for a few days. We went on a short trip to
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Asheville, North Carolina. It was very romantic, I think. And on the way up, about a five-hour drive
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or so, I had a chance to monologue extensively to my wife because I missed the show. I didn't do my
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monologue, so I was monologuing to her. I think at one point I was talking about the nature of
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consciousness and where it originates in the human mind and sort of the physical, the mind-body
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problem and all that. And at one point, she suggested that I monologue in my head so that
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she could enjoy the view. And that's how you know you've been married for 10 years, when your spouse
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can say to you, can you please shut up? And it doesn't offend you at all. You just say, yeah,
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that's pretty fair. So we ended up driving the Blue Ridge Parkway through the mountains in North
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Carolina. And it was, again, beautiful. At one point, we stopped at an overlook, and the view
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was great. Elevation of 3,500 feet or so. All the leaves were changing, breathtaking stuff.
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And I looked around at this overlook, and there were a lot of people there, and everybody at the
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overlook, they were all on their phones, right, using this view as just a forum, as a backdrop for
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their social media posts. And in fact, this is the first time I'd ever seen this in the wild.
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First time I'd seen this. And I was a little bit excited by this. There was somebody doing what I
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assume was a TikTok selfie dance video right there at the overlook. And so I made sure, of course,
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to stand right in the shot. My wife was saying, get out of the shot. And I just stood there in the
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background as retribution, but also because it was my only chance to ever star in a TikTok dancing video.
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So, but mainly as revenge. I mean, we're looking at God's creation. And every single person, there's
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probably a dozen people all just looking at their phones or enjoying the view through their phone
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because they want to get the perfect picture of it so they can put it online. And then at the next
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overlook, um, another great view, but I took a picture of this myself. Um, not to be a hypocrite,
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but on the railing, someone had spray painted stolen land right there on the railing. And of
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course I posed, I posed next to it. I told my wife, we got, we got to get a shot of this. I never asked
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to take pictures, but this one shot, let's take this. So someone has spray painted stolen land
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right there on the railing overlooking, you know, you see, again, you see the leaves are
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changing and everything. It's really beautiful. And I mean, all I could say is, man, I'm glad
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we quote unquote stole this land. Now, in fairness, conquer is a little harder to spell than stole.
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So maybe that's why they went with that because the appropriate word, the right word to use here
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is, uh, we conquered this land. And when I look at it, I guess they put that there so that when
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we're looking at the view, we're supposed to feel, Oh, I feel so bad. I feel so bad about this.
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Now, my reaction is this is fantastic. I'm glad this was, this was great land to conquer.
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The conquerors made a good choice. Thank you very much.
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And, uh, other than that, it was great. And then, and of course we go, we go all the way up and,
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and, um, we go to the top of the mountain and we're, we're hiking. It's like, it's like,
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we're kind of a rainy cold days. Not a lot of people were hiking through the, uh,
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the trail, uh, at the top of the mountains. And then, uh, I, I saw something that I have seen
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in the wild before. And that was, um, again, we're, you know, high elevation. It's like almost
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nobody else around outside in the woods. And of course we see someone walk by, uh, on the trail
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in the woods with a mask on. So pure, pure mental illness. Uh, okay. We'll start with this.
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Speaking of, uh, perhaps mental illness, this is from Fox. It says the disgraced
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anti-Trump group, the Lincoln project is facing intense backlash for orchestrating the viral
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hoax involving tiki torch holding individuals associating themselves with the Youngkin campaign.
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Twitter, you can see them there, uh, standing there. Twitter was set ablaze after images of
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a group wearing white shirts, khakis, baseball caps, and sunglasses stood alongside the campaign
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bus. Uh, Virginia, Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin reportedly vocally expressing
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support for the Republican. The imagery of the tiki churches was apparently meant to invoke the
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white nationalists who participate in the deadly events of Charlottesville in 2017. And, um, the
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stunt was seized upon by the left, including staffers from Democrat candidate Terry McAuliffe's
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campaign. Uh, many of them were, were spreading. This was all happening, I guess on Friday when,
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when I, when I was up in the woods. Um, and the Democrats were, were jumping on this as Republicans
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are always accused of seizing and jumping, um, piling on. But in this case, Democrats really did
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and say, Oh, look at this. Clearly you see Glenn, Glenn Youngkin's a racist. All these people with
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tiki torches showing up to his campaign events and any, any, anybody with a brain, any smart, rational
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person who saw this before it was exposed as the fraud, it clearly it was clearly would have known
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you should be able to look at that. I mean, there are some dead giveaways just in that picture alone
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that these are not white supremacists. I mean, there's, there's, there's in particular one,
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one specific dead giveaway that these are not white supremacists. Uh, so you should have known that.
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And of course, everyone did know that the media knew that, but they still spread this around
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until finally it was revealed that, um, this was a stunt. I'm going to, I'm going to use the word
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revealed in quotes here. It was revealed that this was supposedly a stunt by the Lincoln project,
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but this is only their, this is the Lincoln project took credit for it. They said they did this
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and, uh, they called it a stunt. Like they're just trying to send a message. They're trying to
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make a point about Glenn Youngkin, about how he's a racist somehow. Um, but we don't actually know
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that we don't, we don't actually know that the Lincoln project is, are the ones who did this.
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They say they were, or this was meant to be a stunt. Now, if I were to theorize, it seems much
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more likely that this was a fraud. It was a hoax. Okay. A fraud and a hoax are not the same thing as
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a stunt because when you do a stunt, everybody knows it's a stunt. So if they'd showed up there
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with the tiki torches and we're, we're saying, uh, Glenn Youngkin's a racist, this is what he
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supports. That would be a stunt. But when you try to pass it off as real, now it's, and especially
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in the context of an election, a few days before an election, this is now a fraud. This is a hoax.
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It's the kind of thing that we're told the Democrats would never do. I mean, to accuse Democrats of any
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kind of election related fraud, then you can't say that you get kicked off of YouTube or Twitter
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for saying that this is very clearly a fraud. And, uh, I frankly don't believe that the Lincoln
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project, they may have been involved, but the idea that they did this on their own with no
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coordination with the McAuliffe camp McAuliffe campaign. I don't, I don't personally believe
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that. It seems clear to me, reasonable assumption here based on context clues and circumstantial
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evidence, including the fact that some of these people apparently are involved in the Democrat
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party in Virginia. Seems to be very good evidence that, uh, the Democrats and McAuliffe, the McAuliffe
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campaign, or some people at least associated with McAuliffe campaign were involved in this. That
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would be my assumption. Um, a never Trump advisor with the Lincoln project was on, uh, CNN with
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Chris Cuomo a couple of days later. And here he is explaining and justifying this quote unquote
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stunt. Some people showed up at a Yunkin event posing as Charlottesville protesters, uh, a group
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you're with the Lincoln project own that it was them that they pose this way because they wanted
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people to remember. Uh, you get crushed by people on the right, uh, as a dirty tactic. Do you stand
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behind what was done? And is that being what you guys say you oppose? Um, no, listen, every day,
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uh, I hear people pleading with the Lincoln project to help show Democrats how to win, how to play hard
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ball. Um, you know, this is an example. The question here is, it's not about some guys who showed up at a
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rally. It's why hasn't Glenn Youngkin denounced Donald Trump for saying that there were good
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people on both sides. I mean, that is absolutely outrageous. And it's because Glenn Youngkin wants
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it both ways. And I think that's the message that needs to be driven here. You know, the,
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the Lincoln project was the first in this race to put Charlottesville in an ad. And some people
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thought maybe it went too far, but we did it and it worked. And then McAuliffe campaign followed us
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and put Charlottesville in a very good ad they did. So I think the question here is we can't
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ignore what happened in Charlottesville. The question is why hasn't Glenn Youngkin denounced
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Donald Trump? Yes. Why hasn't he denounced? Denounce, denounce. You have to just keep that. That's
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what you're, if you're a Republican, that's, that's what's expected of you by the left. Your entire,
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if you're running for office, your entire campaign should consist of denouncing, um, all of the bad
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things that have allegedly happened on your side. Uh, even if those things are, you know,
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aren't, aren't true, which it doesn't matter what it is. We know the fine people comment has been
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taken wildly out of context, um, by the left, but all you're supposed to do as a Republican is just
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keep on denouncing. Um, you're supposed to have a campaign completely on the defensive. Um, and really
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your, as far as the left goes, your pitch is supposed to be that, um, as a Republican, you know,
00:23:03.300
I'm not as bad as the other Republicans. That should be your only pitch. These other Republicans
00:23:09.140
are horrible. I'm not as horrible as them. That's, and that's what the Lincoln project wants.
00:23:16.440
And they, they claim that I, I hope that what he just said there was true that Democrats are coming
00:23:22.760
to them asking the Lincoln project to show them how to win. I hope that they are. What the hell does
00:23:31.780
the Lincoln project know about what exactly have they won? What have they achieved? They've enriched
00:23:36.520
themselves. That's for sure. This is, and this is not, uh, this is not exactly playing hardball.
00:23:43.580
This is again, fraud. And we can, I have to always say it as futile as it may be to say,
00:23:52.740
to point out, we can only imagine some, if something like that had happened similar to
00:24:00.300
that analogous to it on the other side, it would be the lead story across the media spectrum
00:24:08.380
be the only thing they're talking about. And this would be, this would be framed as a purposeful
00:24:13.960
act of fraud meant to, uh, influence an election, which is exactly what it is.
00:24:23.520
What about denouncing that? Has, has Terry McAuliffe denounced this quote unquote stunt?
00:24:30.380
Well, that's part of the game. Democrats don't have to denounce anything and Republicans are
00:24:34.980
supposed to do nothing but denounce. And, and, and by the way, even after you've denounced something,
00:24:39.140
that's not enough. You have to keep on denouncing it, which is why, uh, things that Donald,
00:24:46.840
Donald Trump, who is not president anymore, things he said four years ago, you have to
00:24:53.380
continually denounce even now as you run for governor of, uh, of Virginia, as if any of that
00:24:59.760
is relevant. Okay. Next we have, uh, from the daily wire, it says after a Southwest airlines
00:25:04.340
pilot reportedly ended an address to passengers with the words, let's go Brandon.
00:25:09.140
On Friday, a CNN analyst, CNN analyst likened the man's remark to the equivalence of something an
00:25:14.660
ISIS terrorist might say. Colleen Long of the Associated Press said that the incident
00:25:19.940
took place Friday morning on a flight from Houston to Albuquerque.
00:25:24.320
Video subsequently, uh, subsequently surfaced of an unidentified pilot uttering the anti-Biden
00:25:29.240
phrase after welcoming the passengers to the flight. Thanks for coming out and flying Southwest
00:25:33.680
Airlines. Welcome aboard, he said. And remember, uh, let's go Brandon.
00:25:38.140
CNN analyst Asia, uh, Rangappa promptly referenced the murderous ISIS terrorist group while addressing
00:25:45.680
the pilot's reported comment on social media. She says, quote, as an experiment, I'd love
00:25:51.460
for a Southwest air airlines pilot to say long live ISIS before taking off. My guess is that
00:25:58.760
the, uh, that one, the plane would be immediately grounded to the pilot fired and three, a statement
00:26:04.700
issued by the airline within a matter of hours. And this wasn't even the most supercharged, overheated
00:26:11.380
comparison made. Uh, there was someone else, some other media analyst who compared it said that let's
00:26:17.820
go Brandon is the Sieg Heil now of the, of the, uh, of the right wing, you know, which many, many
00:26:26.660
crucial differences there, but here's one let's go. Brandon is a criticism of the president. It's not a,
00:26:34.620
it's not a, this is not a statement of loyalty to a tyrant in office. This is a criticism of authority.
00:26:43.920
And we also have to keep in mind that this is all the, the claim that a Southwest pilot said, let's go
00:26:52.860
Brandon is right now just a claim. There is a video that surfaced and it's kind of weird. And it's not
00:26:59.320
clear where this video came from. It's, it's a video from the cockpit who was taking that video. Why was it
00:27:05.140
released? I mean, we don't know exactly. You always have to leave open the possibility given the source
00:27:11.060
that none of this even happened, but also if it did happen, who cares?
00:27:21.100
Every, nearly every major corporation in America is firmly on the left,
00:27:28.560
constantly and consistently pledging their undying fealty loyalty to, to the left,
00:27:36.360
coming out in support of radical left-wing causes and organizations like Black Lives Matter.
00:27:43.460
That's every single corporation, nearly every corporation. So that everywhere you go,
00:27:50.960
including in airports and on airplanes and everywhere else you go in society,
00:27:55.780
this is the message you hear being rammed into your eardrums everywhere.
00:28:00.000
It's promotion of left-wing causes, left-wing propaganda from all of the wealthiest and
00:28:08.420
most powerful voices and institutions in America. And then you have one pilot on one plane for one
00:28:15.760
airline who says, let's go Brandon, allegedly. And this is a, this is a major crisis.
00:28:22.500
And, and, and suddenly now there's no place for this. Suddenly there's no place for employees and
00:28:30.480
people, you know, and, and for companies who are not associated with politics. There's no,
00:28:34.760
no place for any kind of political statements. Now there's no place for it.
00:28:42.040
It is an interesting question. Why? Uh, maybe it's not so interesting. Maybe,
00:28:47.600
maybe the answer is pretty obvious, but the left, they really hate this. Let's go Brandon thing.
00:28:53.360
I think they tried to ignore it for a while and, uh, they, but they, they can't help themselves.
00:28:59.460
They can't ignore anything for very long. And now, now they're engaging with it. And, uh,
00:29:07.160
of course going way over the top. And this is, this is like the Nazis. This is like being in ISIS.
00:29:12.020
Why do they hate it so much? I think they hate it because number one, it's, it is, it's clever.
00:29:19.440
It's funny and clever. And they hate that about it. And it's something that developed organically.
00:29:28.160
You know, again, with the left owning all of the major institutions, they can try to create memes.
00:29:34.560
You know, they can kind of force these things into the public, public consciousness. This is something
00:29:39.120
that happened organically. This is, this is very much a grassroots meme. And this was the, this is,
00:29:46.840
you know, the public flipping something around on the media. We all, we all remember where this all,
00:29:53.240
this all began when people are chanting F Joe Biden. And then someone, some news anchor says,
00:29:58.120
Oh, it sounds like they're saying, let's go Brandon. And then it becomes very much an organic thing that
00:30:04.240
develops and it's funny and it's clever, but also it goes back to what I said a few days ago.
00:30:09.120
And I think this is a really important point that, um, the let's go Brandon stuff. It's more vulgar
00:30:16.920
cousin F Joe Biden. It makes Joe Biden, it makes a mockery of him. You know, it makes him seem like a,
00:30:27.280
just a clown, like a sort of ridiculous, pitiful figure, which he is. He's also dangerous and he
00:30:36.040
represents something dangerous because of the power that he has and the ways that he's using it and
00:30:41.140
the way that he's allowing other people around him to use, to use that power. Um, but that doesn't
00:30:45.600
change the fact that he is, he's a clown. He's a pitiful person. He's a joke. And that's, it's really
00:30:55.980
hard to come back from that politically being criticized as a tyrant, being criticized as,
00:31:03.780
you know, abusing your power, dishonest, all those kinds of things. Those are pretty standard
00:31:09.920
accusations in the political realm. And if you're a politician and you're, and that's in those labels
00:31:15.320
and accusations are being tossed at you by the other side, you can deal with that. That's,
00:31:20.760
that's par for the course. But when they're able to successfully make you into a clown,
00:31:27.860
into a mockery, um, that is hard to recover from.
00:31:35.080
And I think that, I think the left realizes that, and that's why they're, they're panicking over.
00:31:39.760
This is why we should continue, continue to, uh, wave our let's go Brandon flags high and proudly.
00:31:46.980
Uh, what else do we got here? Uh, let's see. This is also about the Virginia race. It says
00:31:54.060
from the AP for four years, nothing rallied Democrats like the push to get Donald Trump
00:31:58.320
out of office. Now they're not sure what to do without him. Democrats in Virginia are scrambling
00:32:03.120
to stave off disaster in the state's governor's race, the most competitive major election since
00:32:07.420
Trump left the white house. The surprisingly tight contest has exposed the depth of the party's
00:32:12.480
dependence on Trump as a message and motivator without him top of mind for many. And with, uh,
00:32:16.840
headwinds from Washington democratic officials privately fear they may lose their first statewide
00:32:21.260
election in Virginia and more than a decade on Tuesday, public polling has been shifting and
00:32:25.980
Republican newcomer Glenn Youngkin's direction in recent weeks while Democrat Terry McAuliffe,
00:32:30.660
recent former governor, close ally of president Joe Biden has struggled to energize his base as
00:32:35.460
Biden's approval ratings sink. Um, and so they're, they're panicking and you know, I don't,
00:32:39.840
I don't want to start spiking the football too early. Um, especially when we've seen what,
00:32:45.220
what Democrats are willing to do, we've seen the fraud that they already perpetrated, um, a confirmed
00:32:52.660
fraud. So that's one of many reasons not to spike the football too early, but, uh, there are some
00:33:00.860
very positive indications here. Even, even if, if Glenn Youngkin loses in the end, which he could,
00:33:09.000
obviously it's a tight race, he could lose, but even if he does, you know, this is much closer than
00:33:17.540
it was supposed to be. He still got all the momentum on his side and, uh, he generated that
00:33:26.180
momentum a little bit late in the game. How did he generate it? We already talked about it. He
00:33:30.260
generated, generated it by breaking away from the kind of standard Republican mold
00:33:36.480
and instead embracing cultural issues. And the moment that he did that in this education thing
00:33:43.520
is very much a cultural issue, uh, especially because the, one of the primary concerns parents
00:33:49.020
have about the indoctrination of kids, about the, the values and worldviews that are being imposed on
00:33:55.300
their children, critical race theory, gender ideology, and so on, you know, a hatred for
00:34:01.740
America and it's, and it's, uh, and it's history and it's culture. These are all cultural issues.
00:34:09.460
So the, the, the moment Glenn Youngkin embraced that, and this, this happened kind of late in the
00:34:16.280
game, but that's when all the momentum shifted. So if in the end he loses, one of the things that
00:34:22.480
will tell us is, well, if he had done that from the start of the race, had enough time to build a
00:34:27.420
momentum to where it needed to be, probably would have won. So either way, that's, that's one of the
00:34:32.460
lessons we take win or lose. That's one of the lessons we have to take from this. Also, he didn't
00:34:39.180
allow the race to be about Trump. You know, uh, a lot of Republicans have taken the wrong lessons
00:34:45.720
from Trump's victory in 2016. And, uh, they think that in order to win and to appeal to their base,
00:34:52.980
they, you know, they also have to make it all about Trump and talk about Trump all the time and
00:34:58.900
constantly express their undying loyalty to Trump, the man. And Democrats love that because all they
00:35:04.120
want, as, as even the AP reported admits, all they want to do is talk about Trump. That's the only
00:35:08.140
thing they know how to do. You know, Donald Trump came along five, six years ago and very quickly
00:35:16.200
redefined everything for the left and that he has become their, their central focus.
00:35:26.120
And the only thing they know how to do is run against him and criticize him
00:35:29.520
and criticize other people in terms of Donald Trump.
00:35:33.740
So this is something that McAuliffe has been doing and it's just, it's just laughable to see.
00:35:39.500
He's been trying desperately to paint McAuliffe as this radical Trump supporting, but rather to,
00:35:47.460
to paint, paint Youngkin as, you know, as a Donald Trump's right-hand man or something.
00:35:54.840
Meanwhile, Youngkin is going around talking about issues that, that matter to people in Virginia,
00:35:59.260
talking about education, talking about these cultural issues.
00:36:06.440
So there, there are lessons that Republicans can take from Trump's approach to things.
00:36:15.900
You know, there are good lessons and bad lessons as Trump has positive and negative points,
00:36:21.320
but it's the wrong lesson if they think that, okay, the way to win is to make, is to allow the
00:36:27.580
Democrats to make this all about Trump. Glenn Youngkin hasn't allowed that. And, uh, that's
00:36:33.540
what has flipped everything on its head in, uh, in Virginia. Okay. Finally here, we'll go back to
00:36:40.540
an airplane. This is, this is a story from an airplane that I think is, uh, actually interesting
00:36:45.060
from the New York post. It says new released, new, newly released footage of a glowing orb over
00:36:50.240
Mexico has been called very consistent with decades of previous reports of unidentified
00:36:55.600
aerial phenomena, UAF, which is what they call UFOs. Now, this was a video obtained by the Daily
00:37:01.740
Mail. It shows a pulsating teardrop shaped object zip around a pair of pilots who spotted the UFO on
00:37:09.140
March 19th, 2020. Can we, uh, let's take a look at this video. We've got video here to play.
00:37:14.340
Shooting star, but then it stopped. You can hear the pilots talking about it. Let me zoom in, man.
00:37:25.260
It's like an orb, man. Look at that. It's pulsating. Oh, this is awesome. And he's not on TCAS, man.
00:37:33.500
These, these are the pilots in the plane right now. Okay. Well, I can tell Rita now.
00:37:39.240
There's the orb. You see it? I mean, it's, it's a glow. They're, you know, they're 30,000 feet in the
00:37:42.780
air or whatever. And they see this orb floating around.
00:37:46.720
Platillos, platillos. He's a pulsating orb. Look at that, dude. Look at that.
00:37:53.000
You know, I'm not disturbed at all by the, by the let's go Brandon thing from a pilot.
00:37:59.020
I am a little disturbed by how these pilots are talking to each other. Just only because
00:38:02.540
turn on the tail light. Oh, it is. I don't know. They, they sound just like normal dudes talking to
00:38:07.060
each other. Look at that, man. And these are pilots. Uh, I, you know, I, I don't know. I can't
00:38:13.460
blame them for being normal dudes, but I kind of want, I, you know, I, I want my pilot to look and
00:38:19.280
sound like, you know, a mustachioed 55 year old man from the, from the 1940s. That that's, that's what
00:38:27.720
I, that's what I want from my pilot. And when I hear them talking to each other, just like normal
00:38:34.200
guise, it, it disturbs me a little bit. I'm not disturbed by the UFO at all. Um, that, that on
00:38:39.700
the other hand, doesn't disturb me. I have, uh, as you know, I'm very welcoming of our new alien
00:38:45.300
overlords and I just wish that they would stop wasting time and get here already. Uh, all right,
00:39:04.200
Delaney Stevens says almost a hundred percent correct on your history points. The Polynesians
00:39:11.200
did cross a whole ocean to set up a permanent settlement. It's called Hawaii. Also the
00:39:15.760
Polynesians were like one of the most violent and subjugation centric empires in the history of the
00:39:20.400
world. That professor is an effing clown. Well, yeah, I guess you could get into splitting hairs
00:39:25.860
and semantics about what counts as crossing a whole ocean. But, uh, yeah, there, there were,
00:39:30.280
I think I mentioned the Polynesians when we talked about this last week, there were seafaring
00:39:35.560
civilizations, um, non-Western, non-white, uh, seafaring civilizations, of course, before the
00:39:43.640
Europeans started settling the new, the new world. Um, but what, what the Europeans did in crossing this
00:39:51.140
unknown ocean to this whole other, to them unknown part of the world and setting up a whole new
00:39:58.300
civilization, I mean, spreading their civilization on such a wide scale, uh, that was unique in human
00:40:04.820
history. Other cultures and civilizations, even the ones that had the ability to, you know, get in a
00:40:10.560
ship and sail somewhere, which many did still were not doing that. And not because again, not because
00:40:17.820
they had ethical qualms with it, but just because it wasn't, they didn't have the ability to, or it
00:40:23.040
wasn't in their interest or they figured, Hey, if we want to expand our empire and every empire in
00:40:28.400
history has wanted to expand, that's part of what being an empire is. And they said, if we want to
00:40:32.720
expand our empire, we can do it on land. We don't need to get in a, in a boat and do it. Uh, Andrew
00:40:37.620
says, um, uh, quoting says denies the child exposure to other ideas and values that an independent
00:40:45.780
young person might wish to embrace or at least entertain says, Matt, I agree with the rest you said
00:40:50.560
in response to all this, but right here is where the conversation really stops. I have five children.
00:40:55.860
Not one of them buys their own food, house, utilities, car, phone, et cetera. Sure. I as a
00:41:01.120
parent have zero right to deny any independent young person exposure to anything they might wish to
00:41:05.120
embrace or entertain, but regarding my own children, they are not independent. End of story. They are my
00:41:09.580
dependence. They depend upon me unless one also wants to accuse me of tax fraud. Right. And that's,
00:41:15.760
that's the, that's one of the problems with this, uh, claim we hear from advocates of the public
00:41:21.860
school system. The advocates who want to keep parents out of it who say, well, we, we want, we
00:41:27.160
want children to think into, we want them to be independent and think independently and be free thinkers.
00:41:33.800
Except that children do not think independently. Nobody really does, especially not kids.
00:41:39.340
And they don't live independently. They are in no way, shape or form independent in any sense of the
00:41:46.800
word. They are going to be guided and shaped and coached along. And their worldview is inevitably
00:41:57.780
going to be something largely given to them. And as they get older, you know, they might, they might
00:42:03.840
abandon that worldview entirely. They might adjust it. They might, you know, they're going to make their
00:42:07.420
own unique tweaks to it as they develop their own perspective of the world. But kids don't come
00:42:13.620
into the world having a perspective, a fully formed perspective of the world that is given to them.
00:42:20.220
The question is, is it going to primarily be given to them by their parents or by the government?
00:42:25.340
That's the question. Um, Elizabeth says, Matt, I can attest. I learned more from you than from any of my
00:42:32.780
professors at college. Unfortunately, a Matt Walsh degree doesn't pay the bills or find you a husband.
00:42:37.420
Or I would absolutely quit college in favor of your show. Yeah, I'm not going to claim that my show
00:42:42.560
will accomplish that for you. But then again, a university degree doesn't do that either. In many
00:42:47.120
cases, unfortunately. Um, Steve A says, Matt, I've been noticing more and more bumper stickers praising
00:42:53.480
their pets. Like I heart my grand dog is a particularly strange one, especially if this person has
00:43:00.220
grandchildren. Grand dog. I didn't know that was a thing. And now I do. So thank you for that. I have
00:43:09.640
one more reason to despair of this world and to beg for those aliens to finally show up. Um,
00:43:16.400
NJL says, Matt, what are all of your kids going as for Halloween? You don't strike me as the kind
00:43:22.080
of dad who coordinates a family costume theme. Uh, you're correct. As always, I, you know, I go,
00:43:27.420
as a guy named Matt, that's my costume. My oldest daughter went as a witch. My youngest daughter was
00:43:33.160
a baby shark. My oldest son was a Huckleberry Finn because he's a big fan of the book, which I
00:43:38.540
mentioned before. And we read books in our family. We don't play video games. We don't watch a lot of
00:43:42.240
TV. So, uh, these are the kinds of things my kids are interested in. My, my youngest son went as a
00:43:46.180
werewolf. Originally he wanted to be a gingerbread man and changed it to the last minute. That's one of
00:43:50.400
the things about Halloween. One of the constants is that your kid will always change their mind about
00:43:56.540
their costume at the last minute. They're going to change their mind. Half of the costume is going
00:44:02.780
to be lost. So you know, that's going to happen. And whatever costume they ultimately wear,
00:44:07.660
they're going to shed about half of it 12 minutes into trick-or-treating because it's hot and itchy
00:44:12.420
and they don't want to wear it anymore. Because, you know, leading up to Halloween, all the emphasis
00:44:16.900
is on the costumes. It's a big deal. You know, we've got to find the costume. What am I going to be
00:44:21.260
for Halloween? And as a kid, this, this is a, this, this is a very important decision. Brings
00:44:26.780
them a lot of anxiety. They spend months thinking about it and talking about what costume they're
00:44:31.020
going to be. But then when the big night comes, all of that frivolity is thrown to the side and
00:44:37.760
it's only about the candy. So all they care about is just running up to as many houses as they can
00:44:43.260
with and getting the candy. And so by the end of it, like at the last house, your kids aren't
00:44:47.200
hardly wearing any costume at all. Uh, it's only the candy. It's just a, it's a matter of pure
00:44:52.360
efficiency. Um, and which I appreciate because, you know, the more candy they collect, the more
00:45:00.160
that's, uh, I get to steal ultimately. And I need them to collect a lot because I know that a big
00:45:06.820
percentage of the candy that they, that they bring in the input is going to be crappy stuff like milk
00:45:12.400
studs and smarties way too much of that. And so I need, I need a, a large volume so that there's
00:45:17.760
more of the diamonds in the rough, you know, the Snickers, the Twix, all that Swedish fish and so
00:45:21.620
on. Uh, and from, and I explained this to my kids, by the way, I told them, you know, it probably won't
00:45:27.880
happen, but you do hear about cases of, of people poisoning candy. And from what I've read, you know,
00:45:35.520
things like Snickers bars and Milky Ways and Twixes and that sort of thing, especially the big candy
00:45:39.320
bars, any of the good big candy bars. Um, those are more likely to be poisoned from what I've read.
00:45:43.560
So it's best for me. I'll just take those. I'll, you know, I'll consume them. I'll take the hit.
00:45:50.160
And, uh, you know, it's just one more sacrifice I have to make as a father.
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It all began when rumors started circulating online that President Biden tragically pooped his pants
00:47:22.440
while visiting with the Pope in Rome. Amy Tarkanian, a political strategist and pundit,
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Rome is that Biden's meeting with the Pope was unusually long because Biden had a bit of a
00:47:35.900
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00:47:40.420
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00:47:46.620
hashtag poopgate and hashtag poopypantsBiden and the more direct hashtag Biden's pants were trending
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nationwide on Twitter. Other sources were, you know, chiming in, all claiming that yes, Joe Biden did
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indeed drop a steamy load in his pants right in front of Pope Francis. And then millions of other
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people with no special knowledge about the situation, people with no specific insights into Joe Biden's
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defecation habits at all, frankly, still were posting about the subject, spreading this insidious
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rumor. And to once again clarify, by insidious rumor, I am referring to the claim that Joe Biden
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pooped himself at the Vatican. That's the rumor. And personally, I'm outraged and disgusted by all
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this. It is the absolute height of irresponsibility to spread rumors of this sort. There is no legitimate
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reason to call attention to the issue of Joe Biden shitting himself. No reason. You know, someone has to
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be the mature one in this situation. And as usual, that job has fallen to me, which is why I am not
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talking about the subject of Joe Biden soiling himself. I would never talk about something so crass and
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objectionable and unsubstantiated. We don't even know if Joe Biden really did poop his pants. There
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are some people saying he pooped his pants, others saying that he didn't poop his pants.
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Still, there are others saying that we have no idea what Joe Biden did or didn't do in his pants.
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In the face of this uncertainty, the dignified and honest thing is to say nothing at all.
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I am therefore begging all of you to not talk about this. And if you didn't know about it until you
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just heard about it right now, don't talk about it. It's not the kind of thing we should be discussing,
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which is why I have personally chosen to do my part by not calling attention to it at all.
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It's better if the public never even hears about this rumor, the rumor that Joe Biden,
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President of the United States, pooped himself. So please, once again, just don't talk about it.
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In fact, shortly before we went on air, I noticed another hashtag associated with the poopy pants
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predicament. A large number of social media users have apparently caused the hashtag
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shark week to trend. This is not only potential misinformation, but it also makes light of the
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trauma suffered by actual shark attack victims and actual shark attack victims. That's why I would
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never extend this pun by saying that the Vatican became something of a shark tank when Biden arrived.
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That's a joke I'm not going to make. There are many other presidential poop jokes that
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I will not make and would be very angry to hear anyone make. For example, I'm not going to say that
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through his eight years as vice president, Biden apparently got accustomed to being the number
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two guy in the white house. I'm not going to say, I'm not going to say that Biden flew back from
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Rome and air force too. I'm not going to say that involuntary defecation must be a hereditary
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problem for Biden since it runs in his jeans. These would be vulgar and unfunny jokes and I'm not
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going to make them or any other because there's nothing funny about a turd, especially a turd in the
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pants of the president, allegedly. Now, all we know for sure, the only thing we should be saying
00:50:42.020
about Biden's visit with the Pope is that he went there in his official capacity as a president of
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the United States and he did his duty. That's it. Outside of that, our responsibility is to comport
00:50:52.780
ourselves with maturity and dignity and respect the office of the presidency. And we should still
00:50:57.520
respect the office, even if that man in that office happens to have evacuated his bowels right into
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his underwear. You know, I don't care if Biden did have a literal holy moment in front of the Pope
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that doesn't change anything except his diaper. As for the rest of us, we have to be adults about
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this. And the fact is that many of you have failed in that regard. You have used Biden's poo-filled
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pants as a forum for jokes and mockery rather than gazing upon them in solemn silence, as is your duty
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and his, apparently, allegedly. And for that, all of you today are canceled. Shame on you. Shame on you.
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And that'll do it for us today. We'll leave it there. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening.
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