The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 833 - Our Big Tech Overlords Take Wokeness To A Whole New Level

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, our big tech overlords have unveiled a new ritual for us.

00:00:04.520 Apparently, now you're supposed to introduce yourself with name pronouns and also race.

00:00:08.300 It's the cutting edge of wokeness. We'll talk about that today.

00:00:10.780 Also, the prosecution's case completely collapses in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

00:00:15.220 And the left has a good laugh over inflation at the grocery store.

00:00:17.960 Plus, a teacher explains what Democrats really mean when they say that critical race theory isn't taught in schools.

00:00:24.240 They're lying. OK, not to not to spoil the ending.

00:00:26.180 And finally, Dave Portnoy of Barstool Sports gets the Me Too treatment.

00:00:30.660 We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show.

00:00:42.320 So you thought maybe that our civilization would burn into ashes or explode like fireworks.

00:00:49.980 You thought we would be brought trembling under the boot heel of some violent dictator.

00:00:54.460 But American society won't be blessed with such a dramatic ending as that.

00:00:58.960 The last thing we will see before it all goes dark is the smiling face of a corporate marketing executive in a pantsuit telling us her pronouns.

00:01:06.880 I mean, there are there are elements of 1984 thrown into what we're experiencing right now.

00:01:12.080 But we're actually living in a brave new world.

00:01:15.100 Exhibit A.

00:01:16.720 Microsoft's virtual marketing conference called Ignite 2021 just concluded its three day run.

00:01:22.300 Now, typically, the purpose of this type of event is to unveil new and upcoming products,

00:01:28.320 get consumers excited about all the wonderful and cutting edge opportunities for consumption that Microsoft will provide in the year ahead.

00:01:35.400 The goal, as always, is to chip away at flesh and blood human existence little by little until our lives have been entirely subsumed by the screen.

00:01:44.420 Microsoft and its competitors stand basically at the entrance to the black hole, beckoning us to enter and be absorbed by it.

00:01:52.560 This process has become increasingly literal as big tech moves towards our utopian metaverse future.

00:02:00.280 Recently, Mark Zuckerberg gave birth to Meta Platforms Incorporated, which is now the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and subsidiaries.

00:02:09.660 He's not, you know, he's not talking about Facebook anymore.

00:02:12.420 It's Meta Platforms.

00:02:13.700 That's the new company.

00:02:15.240 Zuckerberg, concerned that although we spend 10 hours a day staring at our screen, we still haven't quite invested enough of ourselves into it.

00:02:22.120 He wants to turn social media into a virtual reality metaverse experience.

00:02:27.740 Soon we'll be able to enter into the Internet, swapping our bloated, fleshy carcasses for cartoon avatars and perhaps never returning to the real world again.

00:02:38.340 You know, Zuckerberg watched The Matrix and mistook it for a how-to manual, apparently.

00:02:44.220 And Microsoft isn't far behind.

00:02:46.000 The star attraction of the Ignite 2021 conference was its new Mesh software, its first foray into the metaverse.

00:02:53.800 Not quite as fancy as Zuckerberg's version, but it will allow you to attend virtual work meetings as an avatar if for some reason you want to.

00:03:02.600 There are also 3D and virtual reality components to it as well.

00:03:05.260 Down the line, Microsoft hopes through Mesh that you'll be able to mesh with cyberspace, become one with it, and finally lose whatever pieces of your unique individual self still remain.

00:03:17.100 But Ignite 2021 wasn't just a spectacle of new technology.

00:03:20.620 It was also an opportunity to roll out groundbreaking state-of-the-art wokeness.

00:03:26.100 Microsoft's senior program manager, Allison Wines, kicked things off with a religious ritual that has become somewhat familiar on sort of the fringes of the far-left cult,

00:03:35.920 but had yet to make its way into the mainstream corporate world until now.

00:03:41.560 This is called a land acknowledgement, and here's what it sounds like.

00:03:45.380 Listen.

00:03:46.220 Hello, and welcome to Microsoft Ignite.

00:03:49.860 We've got a big day ahead and lots in store for you.

00:03:53.500 First, we want to acknowledge that the land where the Microsoft campus is situated was traditionally occupied by the Sammamish, the Duwamish, the Snoqualmie, the Suquamish, the Muckleshoot, the Snohomish, the Tulalip,

00:04:11.000 and other Coast Salish peoples since time immemorial.

00:04:14.500 A people that are still here, continuing to honor and bring to light their ancient heritage.

00:04:22.200 My name is Allison Wines.

00:04:24.260 I'm a senior program manager in our developer tools division.

00:04:27.680 I'm an Asian and white female with dark brown hair wearing a red sleeveless top.

00:04:32.700 And I'm Seth Juarez, program manager in the AI Platform Group.

00:04:36.300 I'm a tall Hispanic male wearing a blue shirt, khaki pants.

00:04:39.720 Today, we kick off two days of learning more about the latest solutions,

00:04:42.860 exploring how these key innovations can empower you to do great things,

00:04:46.200 and connecting with peers from around the world.

00:04:49.480 I'm truly the most embarrassing.

00:04:52.760 I didn't think it could be topped, but this is the most embarrassing and cringy thing

00:04:56.280 that we've seen from Microsoft since their Windows 95 rollout,

00:05:01.460 which if you've never, can we just play a quick clip of that?

00:05:03.860 This was the Windows 95.

00:05:04.920 Any opportunity to play this for a minute?

00:05:07.520 This, somehow what you just saw is more embarrassing than this.

00:05:10.280 Their Windows 95 rollout of a...

00:05:14.840 There's a lot of dad dancing going on up there.

00:05:17.060 Way too much of it.

00:05:17.880 Looks like they're having some sort of medical emergency.

00:05:21.400 And there's Bill Gates.

00:05:23.260 My God.

00:05:23.940 I actually cannot, I can't keep watching.

00:05:26.780 Turn this off, okay?

00:05:27.480 That's as much of that as I can see.

00:05:29.560 Actually, okay, what we just saw with Allison Wines was not quite as embarrassing,

00:05:34.480 but almost.

00:05:35.620 They almost got there.

00:05:37.980 Now, I mean, but how could any marketing conference commence

00:05:40.800 without first paying homage to the honorable Muckleshoot people, all 14 of them? 0.99

00:05:47.900 Obviously, you have to start with that.

00:05:49.860 And this is empty posturing, of course.

00:05:51.560 You'll note how Microsoft acknowledges that the land allegedly belongs to these tribes

00:05:56.120 and yet chooses to still remain on that land.

00:05:58.920 This is like stealing somebody's car.

00:06:01.180 You know, you go and steal your neighbor Bill Smith's car,

00:06:03.680 and then you make up for it by beating your chest and chanting,

00:06:06.440 I acknowledge that this car belongs to Bill Smith every time you, you know, get into it.

00:06:10.640 The difference is that taking someone's car is clear and direct theft,

00:06:14.520 whereas the Western acquisition of land,

00:06:17.320 land that the tribes had already been killing each other over for centuries

00:06:20.120 before the white man arrived is not theft.

00:06:22.340 It's conquest, and there's a difference.

00:06:24.160 But from Microsoft's professed perspective,

00:06:26.800 the car analogy holds up, so it doesn't make any sense.

00:06:29.720 Why then do they bother with the land acknowledgement?

00:06:33.280 I mean, it's virtue signaling, yes,

00:06:35.420 but what is the alleged virtue being signaled here? 0.97

00:06:39.260 The virtue is white guilt, white groveling, white abnegation. 0.95

00:06:43.020 The problem with virtue signaling, it's not really the signaling part,

00:06:48.520 but the nature of the supposed virtue that is being signaled.

00:06:53.240 Speaking of which, you no doubt notice that she also,

00:06:56.000 after doing the land acknowledgement,

00:06:57.460 she also identified herself by her race,

00:06:59.660 white Asian, whatever that's supposed to mean,

00:07:01.800 and other physical descriptions.

00:07:02.880 This is a verified thing now.

00:07:04.840 This is what they're doing,

00:07:06.020 or at least our big tech overlords want it to be a thing.

00:07:09.520 Throughout the whole conference, apparently,

00:07:11.280 speakers did exactly this.

00:07:12.940 They identified themselves, not only by pronouns,

00:07:15.640 but also by their race and other qualifiers as well.

00:07:18.700 Let's watch a little bit more of that.

00:07:22.180 Hello, everyone.

00:07:23.320 I'm Natali Godilla.

00:07:24.520 I'm a Caucasian woman with long blonde hair,

00:07:26.740 and I go by she, her.

00:07:28.200 I'm a product marketing lead here at Microsoft

00:07:30.280 and co-host of the podcast Security Unlocked with this guy.

00:07:33.660 Yes, that would be me.

00:07:34.640 Hello, everyone.

00:07:35.120 I'm Nick Fillingham.

00:07:36.040 I'm a Caucasian man with glasses and a beard.

00:07:38.060 I go by he, him,

00:07:38.920 and I'm a security evangelist here at Microsoft.

00:07:40.800 Hello, everyone.

00:07:42.260 I'm so glad to be here with you all here.

00:07:45.540 I'm a woman of Indian descent.

00:07:47.820 I have brown hair, brown eyes,

00:07:50.180 and I'm wearing some killer five-inch heels.

00:07:53.240 You sure are.

00:07:54.560 What, first of all, what is a security evangelist?

00:08:01.000 Also, how do you not mention that you have a mohawk?

00:08:03.900 I mean, you're describing your hair and your physical features.

00:08:06.980 The guy, this is a middle-aged, you know,

00:08:08.340 45-year-old man with a mohawk,

00:08:09.660 and he doesn't think to mention that.

00:08:11.020 I would think that's the most relevant piece of information.

00:08:14.240 I mean, I'm a middle-aged man with a mohawk.

00:08:17.320 Leaves that out of it.

00:08:19.360 That would be like if you had three arms

00:08:21.540 and the only thing you said about yourself is,

00:08:23.720 I'm wearing a white shirt and I have brown hair.

00:08:25.200 Now, the stated reason for this ritual is that

00:08:28.960 it's meant to help those who are visually impaired.

00:08:32.040 But considering that a fair number of blind people

00:08:34.080 have been blind from birth,

00:08:35.760 you have to wonder how much help you're really giving them

00:08:37.600 by identifying your hair color.

00:08:39.700 What does color mean to them?

00:08:41.620 And besides, is it necessary to frame your conversation

00:08:44.220 in such a bizarre and intrusive way

00:08:47.040 in order to satisfy a tiny minority,

00:08:48.940 almost none of whom actually asked for this to begin with?

00:08:51.980 Well, yes, that is indeed the leftist way.

00:08:55.280 And here's another question.

00:08:57.180 Why is race relevant anyway?

00:08:59.500 Why do people need to know

00:09:00.760 that information about the speaker in the first place?

00:09:05.140 Even if we're going to introduce ourselves

00:09:06.920 with physical descriptions

00:09:07.880 for the benefit of the tiny percentage of people

00:09:10.300 who can't see it for themselves,

00:09:12.520 why should our skin color be the first thing we mention?

00:09:16.280 I mean, should people on the radio be doing this too?

00:09:18.240 Should the voiceover guy in a serial commercial

00:09:20.340 start by identifying his race?

00:09:22.360 I'm a white man with brown hair.

00:09:23.860 He, him, I'm heterosexual.

00:09:24.960 Please buy Cheerios.

00:09:26.940 That is indeed where we're headed.

00:09:29.020 And we will be pushed there by people like this

00:09:31.540 at Microsoft and Facebook.

00:09:34.200 The left continues, of course, to fashion itself

00:09:36.500 as the resistance, as counterculture.

00:09:39.440 But it not only has the corporate world on its side,

00:09:42.580 it's not just that the corporate world is on its side.

00:09:44.560 The corporate world is perhaps its primary vehicle

00:09:46.880 for getting even its most radical concepts and ideas

00:09:50.480 into the mainstream.

00:09:52.080 Second, only, maybe, to the education system.

00:09:55.880 And considering that big tech is also in the process

00:09:58.580 of literally fashioning a new reality for us

00:10:01.880 to live in,

00:10:04.520 it wants to take us out of the universe

00:10:06.840 and put us into the metaverse,

00:10:08.580 I think that fact should especially concern us.

00:10:13.980 Now let's get to our five headlines.

00:10:15.260 During the COVID-19 era,

00:10:23.800 tech support scams have surged to the top of the list

00:10:26.340 of internet scam threats.

00:10:27.600 Tech support scams are attacks

00:10:28.840 that rely on fear, uncertainty, and doubt.

00:10:31.320 They're designed to trick you

00:10:32.380 into believing something is wrong

00:10:33.840 and they seek to steal your personal information,

00:10:35.740 tap your bank account,

00:10:36.480 or install dangerous software on your device.

00:10:38.700 Just one of the many threats you face on the internet.

00:10:41.300 A lot of bad actors out there.

00:10:43.360 And that's why it's so important to understand

00:10:45.360 how cybercrime and identity theft

00:10:46.760 are affecting our lives every day.

00:10:48.580 Because every day we do put our information

00:10:49.980 at risk on the internet.

00:10:51.340 In an instant, a cybercriminal could harm

00:10:53.220 what's yours, your finances, your credit.

00:10:55.560 That's why it's so good that there's LifeLock.

00:10:57.400 LifeLock helps detect a wide range of threats.

00:11:01.740 Like for example, if your information is for sale

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00:11:04.800 things that you wouldn't see

00:11:06.740 if you were monitoring your credit score

00:11:08.660 or monitoring your bank account.

00:11:09.900 You're not going to know

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00:11:37.520 You know, I'm still a little bit shaken

00:11:41.020 and overcoming some trauma

00:11:42.800 that I experienced last night.

00:11:47.540 And there are moments in life

00:11:49.000 where you learn lessons

00:11:50.020 and you learn them the hard way sometimes.

00:11:52.500 And that happened to me last night.

00:11:54.200 I was, you know,

00:11:55.080 it was with my wife.

00:11:56.180 We were in the kitchen,

00:11:57.360 just talking,

00:11:59.100 having a nice conversation

00:12:00.520 as you do in the kitchen.

00:12:01.280 And I pulled out my bottle

00:12:05.280 of Sam Houston 15-year bourbon,

00:12:08.240 which is, I mean, it's premium bourbon.

00:12:10.540 It's very, very good.

00:12:12.560 Not quite good enough to justify the expense.

00:12:14.720 I'll say that.

00:12:15.300 Like, it's a really good B plus, A minus bourbon,

00:12:18.220 but it had a price point of an A plus bourbon

00:12:20.860 and it wasn't quite,

00:12:21.380 but it's still very good.

00:12:22.580 That's the point.

00:12:23.220 You know, premium, really good bourbon.

00:12:25.300 And, you know,

00:12:27.460 they make a batch of like six bottles, right?

00:12:29.640 And so it's also hard to find.

00:12:31.220 And I was proud of it.

00:12:32.360 And I was, you know,

00:12:32.920 I poured some.

00:12:34.040 And then I said to my wife,

00:12:34.980 do you want some of this?

00:12:37.040 You want to try some of this?

00:12:38.160 It's very generous on my part to begin with

00:12:39.760 that I'm going to share it.

00:12:41.760 And she was drinking some tea at the time.

00:12:44.400 But she said,

00:12:45.320 oh yeah, sure,

00:12:45.880 pour me a little bit.

00:12:47.100 And I did.

00:12:47.940 And I handed it to her.

00:12:50.080 And then she took that glass

00:12:51.380 and dumped it into the tea.

00:12:56.120 And I stood there.

00:12:57.340 This is a moment where I could say

00:13:00.080 I was literally shaking.

00:13:03.000 I couldn't believe what I just witnessed

00:13:06.280 in front of my own eyes.

00:13:08.840 This would be like if we were

00:13:10.140 at an art museum

00:13:12.360 looking at the Mona Lisa

00:13:13.560 and my wife pulled out crayons

00:13:15.200 and started coloring over top of it.

00:13:18.940 And I said,

00:13:19.780 why would you do that?

00:13:21.940 What are you doing?

00:13:23.420 You don't put that in tea.

00:13:25.580 She said,

00:13:26.740 oh, I wanted to make a hot toddy.

00:13:28.920 I said,

00:13:29.380 you want to make a hot toddy?

00:13:30.480 Let me,

00:13:31.100 you make all the hot toddies you want.

00:13:32.200 I'll go out and buy you

00:13:32.960 some Evan Williams bourbon

00:13:33.980 for $22.

00:13:37.260 Okay,

00:13:37.680 that's what they call

00:13:38.560 a rail bourbon.

00:13:39.380 You go all the way

00:13:40.060 to the bottom rung

00:13:41.060 and that's where you pull out

00:13:42.060 the stuff to make your hot toddies.

00:13:43.800 This is a top rung bourbon.

00:13:45.540 You don't do that.

00:13:48.040 And then you know what she did? 0.52

00:13:49.480 She started laughing. 0.97

00:13:50.440 It's like I married the Joker.

00:13:53.340 Okay,

00:13:53.600 this,

00:13:53.780 this

00:13:54.060 chaos

00:13:56.220 had been brought into our home.

00:13:59.020 I'm psychologically,

00:14:00.600 I'm in,

00:14:00.860 I'm in psychological

00:14:01.540 and emotional turmoil

00:14:02.500 and she's laughing about it.

00:14:06.860 Literally unbelievable.

00:14:07.940 This is,

00:14:08.260 this is like,

00:14:08.760 it's like if I,

00:14:09.840 I,

00:14:10.160 you know,

00:14:10.440 I can't even think of a compare.

00:14:11.640 It's like you bring home

00:14:12.320 a $100 cut of,

00:14:13.840 of,

00:14:14.140 of sirloin

00:14:15.300 and,

00:14:16.320 you know,

00:14:16.540 then,

00:14:16.820 and then,

00:14:17.120 and then chop it into pieces

00:14:18.260 and cook it well done

00:14:19.200 and serve it in a fajita.

00:14:23.140 Now,

00:14:23.560 now I can't,

00:14:24.180 I can't bring,

00:14:24.700 I can't bring fancy bourbon

00:14:25.620 into the house.

00:14:26.080 That's for sure.

00:14:27.580 But if I had like a bottle

00:14:28.560 of Pappy 23

00:14:30.040 that for some reason

00:14:32.540 I spent $5,000 on

00:14:33.860 and then I come home

00:14:34.640 and the whole bottle

00:14:35.980 sitting there on the counter

00:14:36.740 empty

00:14:37.160 and my wife says,

00:14:38.900 oh,

00:14:39.100 I made a bourbon

00:14:40.040 bundt cake.

00:14:43.920 And you know,

00:14:44.440 people,

00:14:44.900 and,

00:14:45.160 and I did put this

00:14:46.120 on Twitter,

00:14:46.460 of course,

00:14:46.880 to shame her publicly

00:14:47.760 as was my duty

00:14:48.840 and people said,

00:14:49.600 well,

00:14:49.620 this is what you get

00:14:50.080 for sharing bourbon

00:14:50.960 with your wife.

00:14:52.820 And here's the thing,

00:14:53.640 you know,

00:14:53.820 don't victim blame me.

00:14:54.840 My wife usually 0.98

00:14:55.880 is a,

00:14:56.940 is an appreciator of whiskey.

00:14:57.960 She'll drink whiskey straight. 0.92

00:15:00.440 That's what made this

00:15:01.120 so gratuitous

00:15:01.820 and egregious.

00:15:04.120 But no more.

00:15:04.840 That's not going to happen again.

00:15:05.640 Okay.

00:15:06.840 So that was headline number one.

00:15:08.260 I think the most important thing.

00:15:09.220 We'll go to number two.

00:15:10.080 The,

00:15:10.280 the Kyle Rittenhouse trial

00:15:11.520 continues.

00:15:12.360 Yesterday,

00:15:12.700 the prosecution,

00:15:13.760 now this is the prosecution.

00:15:15.040 Okay,

00:15:15.200 remember that.

00:15:15.740 they had Richie McGinnis

00:15:18.100 on,

00:15:18.820 on the stand.

00:15:19.520 He's a Daily Caller reporter

00:15:20.940 who witnessed and filmed

00:15:22.560 what happened

00:15:24.200 that night.

00:15:25.600 There,

00:15:25.740 there were not a lot of,

00:15:26.920 if we recall during this

00:15:28.280 in Kenosha

00:15:28.840 and the riots

00:15:29.780 all across the country

00:15:31.100 in 2020,

00:15:32.340 there were plenty

00:15:34.100 of mainstream media

00:15:35.300 reporters on the scene,

00:15:36.420 but they didn't,

00:15:38.780 they didn't see a lot

00:15:39.720 of the violence

00:15:40.360 and chaos going on

00:15:41.240 because they were focused

00:15:41.880 entirely on the police.

00:15:42.900 But Richie McGinnis

00:15:45.040 is one of the reporters,

00:15:45.940 one of the real reporters

00:15:46.720 on the scene

00:15:47.520 capturing what was happening

00:15:48.940 and,

00:15:50.120 and he was a witness

00:15:51.800 to what happened

00:15:52.620 with Kyle Rittenhouse

00:15:53.380 and so he was called in

00:15:55.160 by the prosecution

00:15:56.000 and once again,

00:15:58.100 keep in mind,

00:15:58.580 this is the prosecution's witness

00:15:59.900 and let's hear first,

00:16:02.400 I think we have a couple

00:16:02.920 of clips from him.

00:16:03.720 he says first,

00:16:08.440 we'll play clip number two

00:16:09.880 where he talks about

00:16:10.640 the sequence of events

00:16:11.760 and what led up to it.

00:16:13.560 Here it is.

00:16:14.920 The sequence of the folks

00:16:16.680 that were involved

00:16:17.740 in this running

00:16:18.360 as we've seen

00:16:18.920 in many other videos

00:16:19.780 is Mr. Rittenhouse

00:16:20.940 is in front,

00:16:22.920 Mr. Rosenbaum

00:16:23.720 is running after him

00:16:24.940 and you are behind

00:16:26.000 Mr. Rosenbaum.

00:16:27.360 Is that fair to say?

00:16:29.020 Yes.

00:16:29.820 How far back

00:16:30.900 from Mr. Rosenbaum

00:16:32.240 were you as the through,

00:16:33.880 as,

00:16:34.180 as the,

00:16:34.540 the pursuit went through

00:16:36.400 the car source parking lot?

00:16:39.480 Well,

00:16:39.940 it's hard to say

00:16:40.320 because I kind of

00:16:40.720 caught up to them.

00:16:42.020 I was running a bit faster

00:16:43.380 and so at the time,

00:16:45.940 initially,

00:16:46.200 I was probably 30 feet back

00:16:47.700 when the first,

00:16:48.660 when everybody first

00:16:49.440 started running

00:16:49.960 but then by the time

00:16:51.380 I arrived in the lot,

00:16:52.600 I was 15 feet.

00:16:55.120 And you continue

00:16:56.100 to be behind

00:16:57.140 Mr. Rosenbaum

00:16:58.160 at the time

00:16:59.060 that the defendant

00:16:59.720 shot and killed him,

00:17:01.080 correct? 0.99

00:17:02.240 I did alter

00:17:03.640 my trajectory

00:17:04.620 a little bit

00:17:05.220 when I saw

00:17:07.160 Mr. Rittenhouse

00:17:07.800 turn around

00:17:08.380 and saw Mr. Rosenbaum

00:17:09.740 lunging for the

00:17:11.620 front portion

00:17:12.180 of the rifle.

00:17:13.560 Okay.

00:17:14.100 Let me stop you there

00:17:14.780 for a second.

00:17:15.680 Yeah,

00:17:15.880 I bet you,

00:17:16.280 I bet you want to

00:17:17.220 stop him there.

00:17:18.700 So Rosenbaum,

00:17:20.220 the victim,

00:17:21.060 quote unquote,

00:17:21.620 this is,

00:17:21.920 this is the,

00:17:22.640 the man

00:17:24.120 that the prosecution

00:17:24.740 wants to portray

00:17:26.160 as the victim.

00:17:27.020 You have your own

00:17:28.180 witness on the stand

00:17:29.060 saying that,

00:17:29.560 that,

00:17:29.820 that the quote unquote

00:17:30.940 victim lunged

00:17:32.020 for the rifle

00:17:32.740 of Kyle Rittenhouse.

00:17:35.700 The,

00:17:36.240 the defense has not

00:17:37.140 even presented

00:17:37.840 its case yet

00:17:38.700 and already

00:17:41.080 the prosecution

00:17:41.600 case has fallen

00:17:42.340 apart

00:17:42.600 and it got worse

00:17:43.820 from there.

00:17:44.720 There was this moment

00:17:45.880 which was a dagger

00:17:47.440 for the prosecution

00:17:48.280 only that they're

00:17:49.000 stabbing themselves.

00:17:50.120 Okay, 0.97

00:17:50.240 this is them

00:17:50.700 stabbing themselves 0.92

00:17:51.460 with the dagger 0.99

00:17:52.100 and here,

00:17:55.380 just watch this exchange.

00:17:56.300 It's pretty incredible.

00:17:57.980 And you've already

00:17:58.600 established that

00:17:59.780 after the shooting,

00:18:00.880 Mr. Rosenbaum

00:18:01.620 never says a word,

00:18:02.900 correct?

00:18:04.420 Correct.

00:18:06.540 You don't know

00:18:07.500 as you sit here today

00:18:09.300 what Mr. Rosenbaum

00:18:10.920 was thinking,

00:18:11.600 do you?

00:18:13.740 You mean at the time

00:18:14.660 of the shooting?

00:18:15.280 Yes.

00:18:16.120 Or at any point

00:18:16.820 in his life.

00:18:17.700 I mean,

00:18:17.880 you have no idea

00:18:18.540 what Mr. Rosenbaum

00:18:20.040 was ever thinking

00:18:20.760 at any point

00:18:21.260 in his life.

00:18:21.680 You have never

00:18:22.540 been inside his head.

00:18:23.620 You've never met him

00:18:24.420 before.

00:18:25.200 You don't know him.

00:18:25.440 I've never even,

00:18:26.660 I've never exchanged

00:18:27.420 words with him

00:18:28.060 if that's what

00:18:28.560 your question is.

00:18:29.580 So your interpretation

00:18:31.300 of what he was

00:18:32.080 trying to do

00:18:32.800 or what he was

00:18:33.380 intending to do

00:18:34.040 or anything along

00:18:34.680 those lines

00:18:35.140 is complete

00:18:36.500 guesswork,

00:18:37.880 isn't it?

00:18:39.100 Well,

00:18:39.600 he said, 1.00

00:18:40.000 f*** you 1.00

00:18:40.420 and then he reached 1.00

00:18:41.180 for the weapon.

00:18:42.620 Let's talk about that.

00:18:47.100 My God,

00:18:48.040 that's,

00:18:48.520 that is one of those,

00:18:50.200 that's like

00:18:50.520 one of those moments

00:18:51.880 that you see

00:18:53.020 in a,

00:18:53.620 in a,

00:18:54.040 in a trial

00:18:55.240 in a TV show

00:18:56.140 or a movie.

00:18:59.620 You know,

00:19:00.120 the only,

00:19:00.500 the only thing

00:19:00.780 you would add in

00:19:01.300 if this was in a movie

00:19:02.100 then that would have,

00:19:02.780 there would have been

00:19:03.180 gasps and everything

00:19:04.260 in the,

00:19:04.660 in the,

00:19:05.040 among the people there

00:19:07.060 in the courtroom

00:19:07.940 to add a little bit

00:19:08.500 of dramatic flair

00:19:09.160 into it.

00:19:09.580 but it is a gasp

00:19:10.720 moment

00:19:11.180 where

00:19:11.800 your,

00:19:14.240 your,

00:19:14.300 your case

00:19:15.300 just falls apart

00:19:16.240 on the stand.

00:19:19.200 So you have

00:19:20.200 the quote unquote

00:19:21.240 victim

00:19:21.800 saying out loud,

00:19:25.380 you know,

00:19:26.040 stating his

00:19:27.020 violent intentions

00:19:28.260 out loud.

00:19:28.880 You have him

00:19:29.520 lunging for the weapon

00:19:30.960 and I have to keep

00:19:34.180 emphasizing

00:19:34.660 that these are the

00:19:35.800 witnesses

00:19:36.040 the prosecution

00:19:36.960 is bringing up.

00:19:39.480 We haven't even heard

00:19:40.500 from the defense's

00:19:41.180 witnesses yet.

00:19:44.740 There's,

00:19:45.240 there's simply

00:19:46.220 no case here.

00:19:48.420 We have

00:19:49.120 video evidence

00:19:50.200 which should put

00:19:51.400 an end to it

00:19:51.920 right there

00:19:52.360 because we can all

00:19:53.120 see what happened.

00:19:55.440 Certainly we had

00:19:56.280 all along,

00:19:56.840 we had one of the,

00:19:57.820 the shootings

00:19:58.440 on video

00:19:59.880 and you could

00:20:00.940 very clearly see

00:20:02.040 that Kyle Rittenhouse

00:20:03.740 is on the ground

00:20:04.660 and then he's got

00:20:05.160 this mob

00:20:05.740 of violent people

00:20:06.500 who are about

00:20:06.820 to pounce on him

00:20:07.660 and then we had

00:20:10.900 most of the other

00:20:11.660 shooting on the video

00:20:12.460 and then we find out

00:20:13.520 later that the feds

00:20:14.560 had the rest

00:20:15.100 of that video.

00:20:16.760 They didn't tell us

00:20:17.360 about it

00:20:17.780 and we didn't see

00:20:18.520 it until right now

00:20:19.360 and on top

00:20:22.480 of the video evidence

00:20:23.200 we also now have

00:20:24.040 eyewitnesses,

00:20:24.840 the prosecution's

00:20:25.500 eyewitnesses,

00:20:25.940 the state's eyewitnesses

00:20:27.220 who

00:20:27.560 are painting

00:20:31.240 a picture of events

00:20:32.060 that entirely

00:20:32.960 vindicates

00:20:33.560 Kyle Rittenhouse.

00:20:34.160 So when you see

00:20:36.220 this

00:20:36.680 and you listen

00:20:37.440 to what these

00:20:37.760 witnesses have

00:20:38.260 to say

00:20:38.660 and you watch

00:20:39.620 the video

00:20:40.100 and you listen

00:20:43.240 to the state's

00:20:44.480 opening arguments

00:20:45.400 and everything

00:20:45.880 that they presented

00:20:46.640 before the trial

00:20:47.980 and during the trial

00:20:48.620 so far

00:20:49.100 and you see

00:20:50.720 that they

00:20:51.100 just have

00:20:53.160 no case

00:20:54.060 at all

00:20:54.760 against this guy.

00:20:57.220 There is

00:20:57.860 nothing there.

00:21:00.160 Now,

00:21:00.680 does that mean

00:21:01.180 Nick Rittenhouse

00:21:01.960 will actually

00:21:02.520 walk?

00:21:03.660 No,

00:21:04.160 because you never

00:21:04.620 know what a jury

00:21:05.180 will do

00:21:05.580 and all it really

00:21:07.560 takes is one

00:21:09.020 Antifa sympathizer

00:21:10.480 on that jury

00:21:11.600 which there could

00:21:12.600 very easily be

00:21:13.620 or more than one.

00:21:15.320 It only takes

00:21:16.040 one BLM

00:21:16.780 sympathizer

00:21:17.340 and there could

00:21:19.560 very easily be

00:21:20.140 one or more

00:21:20.560 than one

00:21:20.920 but

00:21:22.200 chances are

00:21:24.700 Kyle Rittenhouse

00:21:26.200 certainly he deserves

00:21:27.140 to walk

00:21:27.660 and I would say

00:21:28.260 chances are

00:21:28.720 that he actually

00:21:29.160 does

00:21:29.440 you know

00:21:31.420 because

00:21:31.660 this is so

00:21:33.400 incontrovertible

00:21:34.820 so unavoidable

00:21:35.900 the facts

00:21:36.760 are right there

00:21:37.520 as far as

00:21:40.180 self-defense

00:21:40.840 claims go

00:21:41.760 this is

00:21:43.300 about as

00:21:44.520 straightforward

00:21:45.740 and simple

00:21:46.640 as it gets

00:21:47.260 there are

00:21:50.200 times when

00:21:51.120 self-defense

00:21:51.800 claims are

00:21:52.380 a little bit

00:21:52.780 more complicated

00:21:53.560 there can

00:21:55.140 obviously be

00:21:55.820 gray areas

00:21:56.620 in situations

00:21:58.000 like this

00:21:58.480 but here

00:21:59.060 there is

00:21:59.420 not

00:21:59.700 and that's

00:22:03.440 why

00:22:03.740 all along

00:22:05.460 the people

00:22:06.600 calling for

00:22:07.180 Kyle Rittenhouse's

00:22:08.120 head

00:22:08.540 they're not

00:22:10.500 really talking

00:22:11.200 about the

00:22:12.260 shootings

00:22:12.660 themselves 0.75

00:22:13.380 what you hear

00:22:16.700 this is

00:22:17.040 including the

00:22:17.920 prosecution's

00:22:18.500 case

00:22:18.660 what they

00:22:20.280 keep going

00:22:20.780 back to

00:22:21.380 and certainly

00:22:22.960 what you hear

00:22:23.420 online all

00:22:24.140 the time

00:22:24.480 with the

00:22:24.860 outrage mob

00:22:26.200 online saying

00:22:26.940 Kyle Rittenhouse

00:22:27.480 should be in

00:22:28.040 jail he should 1.00

00:22:28.480 be executed 1.00

00:22:29.000 all these 0.99

00:22:29.340 people who

00:22:30.100 are otherwise

00:22:31.200 are very much

00:22:31.840 opposed to

00:22:32.300 supposedly

00:22:33.960 opposed to

00:22:35.080 the death

00:22:35.360 penalty but

00:22:35.880 in this case

00:22:36.280 they'll make

00:22:36.620 they'll make

00:22:36.980 an exception

00:22:37.380 for Kyle Rittenhouse

00:22:38.260 because he's

00:22:38.600 white

00:22:38.840 but what they

00:22:42.440 keep saying

00:22:43.220 is

00:22:43.720 well he

00:22:44.020 shouldn't have

00:22:44.340 been there

00:22:44.580 to begin

00:22:44.940 with

00:22:45.220 he crossed

00:22:46.760 state lines

00:22:47.960 so what

00:22:49.740 difference does

00:22:50.920 that make

00:22:51.400 that you cross

00:22:53.040 state lines and

00:22:53.800 now you don't

00:22:54.100 have a right to

00:22:54.540 self-defense

00:22:55.020 anymore

00:22:55.380 I live in

00:22:57.760 Tennessee if I

00:22:58.480 go to

00:22:58.700 Virginia and

00:22:59.380 someone tries

00:22:59.900 to kill 0.96

00:23:00.240 me I 1.00

00:23:00.800 can't shoot 0.99

00:23:01.220 them because 0.98

00:23:02.020 I cross

00:23:02.500 state lines

00:23:03.220 coming by the

00:23:05.600 way from

00:23:05.840 people who

00:23:06.760 don't care

00:23:07.380 about about

00:23:08.660 lines they

00:23:09.380 say that

00:23:09.740 lines are

00:23:10.240 borders

00:23:10.960 boundaries these

00:23:11.960 are imaginary

00:23:12.880 boundaries

00:23:13.480 they say

00:23:16.680 there's no

00:23:17.300 significance to

00:23:18.220 the boundary

00:23:19.000 separating the

00:23:19.820 United States

00:23:20.400 from Mexico

00:23:21.000 and anybody

00:23:23.260 who lives

00:23:23.980 south of our

00:23:25.160 southern border

00:23:26.260 they have every

00:23:27.060 right to come

00:23:27.560 here and enjoy

00:23:28.320 all of the

00:23:29.160 freedoms and

00:23:29.780 liberties and

00:23:30.440 entitlements that

00:23:32.240 we enjoy as

00:23:32.800 American citizens

00:23:33.480 including the

00:23:34.180 right to vote

00:23:34.660 and now even

00:23:37.860 we're going to

00:23:38.300 be paying

00:23:38.640 giving out

00:23:40.780 $450,000

00:23:41.760 checks for

00:23:42.460 the Biden

00:23:42.720 administration

00:23:43.200 to these

00:23:43.940 immigrants as

00:23:44.440 well so 0.83

00:23:45.000 they'll say

00:23:45.840 that's fine

00:23:46.420 because the

00:23:47.380 border is

00:23:47.720 imaginary

00:23:48.180 and yet

00:23:49.860 the border

00:23:50.800 separating a

00:23:51.820 state one

00:23:52.820 state from

00:23:53.340 another

00:23:53.720 is this

00:23:56.560 like this

00:23:57.920 magical

00:23:58.540 boundary

00:23:59.120 and once

00:24:01.060 you cross

00:24:01.620 it if you

00:24:02.180 don't belong

00:24:02.720 to that

00:24:03.080 state you

00:24:03.500 have no

00:24:03.760 right to

00:24:04.100 self-defense

00:24:04.560 that's

00:24:05.020 the claim

00:24:06.260 well of

00:24:09.400 course that's

00:24:09.700 the claim

00:24:09.920 for people

00:24:10.240 who have

00:24:10.560 no principles

00:24:11.440 whatsoever

00:24:11.900 they feel

00:24:12.400 no need

00:24:12.800 to be

00:24:13.060 honest

00:24:13.480 they feel

00:24:14.880 no obligation

00:24:15.760 to the

00:24:17.660 truth

00:24:18.000 whatsoever

00:24:18.540 and then

00:24:22.040 as far as

00:24:22.420 him he

00:24:23.000 wasn't

00:24:23.240 supposed to

00:24:23.680 be there

00:24:24.020 nobody was

00:24:25.620 supposed to

00:24:26.040 be there

00:24:26.400 like nothing

00:24:28.140 none of the

00:24:29.700 events in

00:24:31.760 Kenosha that

00:24:32.440 night should

00:24:32.980 have been

00:24:33.300 occurring

00:24:33.720 you had

00:24:36.560 mobs of

00:24:37.260 people burning

00:24:37.960 down the

00:24:38.400 city none

00:24:38.980 of that should

00:24:39.420 have been

00:24:39.640 happening

00:24:39.980 so at

00:24:43.600 worst

00:24:44.140 you would

00:24:46.120 say Kyle

00:24:46.560 Rittenhouse

00:24:47.000 just like

00:24:48.480 the other

00:24:48.940 50,000

00:24:49.980 people

00:24:50.520 shouldn't

00:24:51.900 have been

00:24:52.120 there

00:24:52.640 Rosenbaum

00:24:56.400 the victim

00:24:56.920 shouldn't

00:24:57.460 have been

00:24:57.680 there

00:24:58.020 that's at

00:25:03.000 worst

00:25:03.220 like that's

00:25:03.560 the worst

00:25:03.920 thing you

00:25:04.140 could say

00:25:04.380 about Kyle

00:25:04.980 Rittenhouse

00:25:05.360 but I

00:25:05.840 wouldn't

00:25:06.000 even really

00:25:06.340 agree with

00:25:06.680 that

00:25:06.940 because he

00:25:09.060 worked in

00:25:09.560 Kenosha

00:25:09.960 that was

00:25:10.300 his community

00:25:11.340 as well

00:25:11.840 as someone

00:25:13.140 who spent a

00:25:13.520 lot of time

00:25:13.920 there

00:25:14.140 he was

00:25:15.100 helping to

00:25:15.440 clean up

00:25:15.720 graffiti

00:25:16.160 earlier in

00:25:16.780 the day

00:25:17.100 he actually

00:25:17.840 cared about

00:25:18.260 the community

00:25:18.720 and he

00:25:21.760 felt an

00:25:22.140 obligation to

00:25:22.800 go there

00:25:23.300 and do

00:25:24.920 what law

00:25:25.320 enforcement

00:25:25.640 would not

00:25:26.100 do

00:25:26.260 and when

00:25:26.740 law

00:25:26.940 enforcement

00:25:27.320 refuses to

00:25:27.980 do its

00:25:28.240 job

00:25:28.580 or is

00:25:29.000 not allowed

00:25:29.420 to do

00:25:29.660 its job

00:25:30.060 or some

00:25:30.340 combination

00:25:30.820 of the

00:25:31.140 two

00:25:31.360 then you're

00:25:33.380 going to

00:25:33.540 have some

00:25:34.120 citizens who

00:25:34.800 feel called

00:25:35.420 to step in

00:25:36.040 and fill that

00:25:36.620 gap

00:25:36.800 and that's

00:25:37.000 what

00:25:37.100 Kyle

00:25:37.220 Rittenhouse

00:25:37.500 did

00:25:37.720 but whether

00:25:41.780 he should

00:25:42.580 or should

00:25:42.820 not have

00:25:43.100 done that

00:25:43.540 whether he

00:25:43.900 should or

00:25:44.180 should not

00:25:44.400 have been

00:25:44.800 there

00:25:45.020 whatever that

00:25:45.480 means

00:25:45.760 he still

00:25:48.300 has a

00:25:48.600 basic right

00:25:49.040 to self

00:25:49.300 defense

00:25:49.580 and that's

00:25:50.900 very clear

00:25:51.220 so then you

00:25:51.540 have to

00:25:51.740 start asking

00:25:52.220 yourself

00:25:52.660 considering

00:25:54.860 that there's

00:25:55.340 no case

00:25:55.800 at all

00:25:56.100 here

00:25:56.340 and the

00:25:57.800 state

00:25:58.060 knows

00:25:58.680 that they

00:25:59.000 have no

00:25:59.360 case

00:25:59.680 okay

00:26:01.420 they're not

00:26:01.820 crazy

00:26:02.240 they know

00:26:02.680 there's

00:26:02.920 no case

00:26:03.320 here

00:26:03.500 there's a

00:26:05.520 reason why

00:26:06.100 they had

00:26:06.500 to bring

00:26:06.960 Richie

00:26:08.140 McGinnis

00:26:08.600 up

00:26:08.860 because

00:26:09.480 they don't

00:26:09.680 have

00:26:09.880 anybody

00:26:10.180 else

00:26:10.540 so then

00:26:14.620 you really

00:26:15.020 have to

00:26:15.220 ask what

00:26:15.640 what are

00:26:16.400 they trying

00:26:17.160 to achieve

00:26:17.600 here

00:26:17.880 you have to

00:26:20.080 start asking

00:26:20.600 yourself

00:26:21.120 do they

00:26:23.760 want more

00:26:24.420 riots

00:26:24.820 is that what

00:26:25.380 this is about

00:26:25.960 because you're

00:26:27.180 going to get

00:26:27.560 him

00:26:27.760 once he's

00:26:31.080 exonerated

00:26:31.860 which he

00:26:32.280 probably

00:26:32.980 will be

00:26:33.740 you're going

00:26:34.620 to have

00:26:34.760 mass riots

00:26:35.280 again in

00:26:35.580 Kenosha

00:26:35.900 Antifa

00:26:37.380 and BLM

00:26:37.900 they've

00:26:38.100 already

00:26:38.340 promised

00:26:38.760 that

00:26:39.060 they've

00:26:39.460 stated

00:26:39.740 that

00:26:39.940 ahead

00:26:40.100 of time

00:26:40.460 if you

00:26:42.140 don't

00:26:42.300 convict

00:26:42.560 this guy

00:26:42.860 we're

00:26:43.080 going to

00:26:43.280 riot

00:26:43.500 they are

00:26:46.940 trying to

00:26:47.400 coax a

00:26:47.980 guilty

00:26:48.240 verdict

00:26:48.520 just like

00:26:49.000 they did

00:26:49.460 with

00:26:50.220 Derek

00:26:50.620 Chauvin

00:26:50.960 by

00:26:52.520 threatening

00:26:52.920 violence

00:26:53.520 and

00:26:54.220 implicitly

00:26:54.820 threatening

00:26:55.120 it

00:26:55.260 against

00:26:55.460 the

00:26:55.640 jurors

00:26:55.980 as well

00:26:56.280 if they

00:26:56.540 don't

00:26:56.640 get

00:26:56.760 what

00:26:56.860 they

00:26:56.960 want

00:26:57.200 implicitly

00:27:00.660 and also

00:27:00.980 in some

00:27:01.340 cases

00:27:01.560 explicitly

00:27:02.100 so is

00:27:04.580 that the

00:27:04.820 point in

00:27:05.100 the end

00:27:05.300 the powers

00:27:06.760 that be

00:27:07.180 here

00:27:07.480 do they

00:27:07.860 want more

00:27:08.840 riots

00:27:09.180 and more

00:27:09.740 chaos

00:27:10.120 in the

00:27:10.620 streets

00:27:10.900 you really

00:27:12.720 have to

00:27:12.920 start wondering

00:27:13.320 about that

00:27:13.900 you could

00:27:16.660 also

00:27:16.860 theorize

00:27:17.360 the other

00:27:17.680 way

00:27:17.900 and say

00:27:18.180 that they

00:27:18.580 well they're

00:27:19.240 trying to

00:27:19.640 appease

00:27:20.040 the mob

00:27:20.440 and that's

00:27:20.720 the reason

00:27:21.040 they arrested

00:27:21.460 and charged

00:27:21.880 them to

00:27:22.080 begin with

00:27:22.520 but they

00:27:25.440 would also

00:27:25.720 have to

00:27:26.000 know that

00:27:26.260 this

00:27:26.420 appeasement

00:27:26.860 is very

00:27:27.180 temporary

00:27:27.540 I mean

00:27:29.840 there would

00:27:30.120 have been

00:27:30.340 additional

00:27:30.740 rioting

00:27:31.180 had they

00:27:31.420 never

00:27:31.640 charged

00:27:32.020 him

00:27:32.180 at all

00:27:32.520 but that

00:27:34.500 would have

00:27:34.680 all happened

00:27:35.280 back last

00:27:35.840 summer when

00:27:36.300 they were

00:27:36.800 rioting

00:27:37.180 anyway

00:27:37.500 so they

00:27:38.700 could have

00:27:38.920 said right

00:27:39.380 then look

00:27:39.920 there's no

00:27:40.260 case here

00:27:40.720 this is

00:27:41.000 self-defense

00:27:41.420 we're not

00:27:41.760 going to

00:27:41.980 charge him

00:27:42.560 the left

00:27:43.900 would have

00:27:44.180 been very

00:27:44.480 upset about

00:27:45.000 it

00:27:45.140 there would

00:27:45.380 have been

00:27:45.640 you know

00:27:46.480 it would

00:27:48.180 have put

00:27:48.660 some more

00:27:49.060 literal fuel

00:27:49.840 on the fire

00:27:50.440 but it's a

00:27:50.820 fire that was

00:27:51.160 already burning

00:27:51.660 at that point

00:27:52.200 and we

00:27:54.480 would have

00:27:54.720 all long

00:27:55.160 since moved

00:27:55.540 on by

00:27:55.800 now

00:27:56.000 now what

00:27:58.540 you've

00:27:58.740 guaranteed

00:27:59.160 once he's

00:28:00.300 exonerated

00:28:01.140 is that you're

00:28:01.940 going to have

00:28:02.320 mass rioting

00:28:03.360 along the

00:28:04.720 lines of what

00:28:05.160 we saw last

00:28:05.660 summer if not

00:28:06.160 worse

00:28:06.420 is that the

00:28:08.060 intention is that

00:28:08.640 what they

00:28:08.880 actually want

00:28:09.400 again you have

00:28:10.500 to you have

00:28:11.100 to really

00:28:11.320 wonder

00:28:11.540 okay let's

00:28:13.040 move on to

00:28:13.380 this we keep

00:28:13.840 hearing that

00:28:14.260 critical race

00:28:14.900 theory isn't

00:28:15.620 being taught

00:28:16.120 in schools

00:28:16.720 this is what

00:28:17.540 we heard in

00:28:17.900 Virginia this is

00:28:18.660 the case that

00:28:19.100 Terry McAuliffe

00:28:19.620 makes this is

00:28:20.460 what the

00:28:21.140 media keeps

00:28:21.720 saying critical

00:28:22.240 race theory

00:28:22.880 sometimes they

00:28:24.580 say it doesn't

00:28:25.140 exist it's a

00:28:25.860 it's a boogeyman

00:28:26.660 invented by

00:28:28.640 the right

00:28:29.060 which is which

00:28:31.060 is a problem

00:28:31.840 because there

00:28:32.380 have been

00:28:33.180 actual books

00:28:34.040 written with

00:28:35.120 critical race

00:28:35.760 theory in the

00:28:36.380 title by the

00:28:38.840 people who came

00:28:39.520 up with this

00:28:40.020 theory and are

00:28:40.920 promoting it

00:28:41.640 but even if it

00:28:44.920 exists what we're

00:28:45.700 told is it's not

00:28:46.520 taught in schools

00:28:47.300 and the thing is

00:28:49.020 that's true

00:28:51.120 in a certain

00:28:52.960 way it's true

00:28:55.220 but it's

00:28:56.300 sometimes you

00:28:56.920 can lie while

00:28:57.780 telling the

00:28:58.420 truth you can

00:29:00.300 tell the truth

00:29:00.940 in a way that

00:29:01.420 is intentionally

00:29:01.960 misleading and

00:29:02.940 here we have a

00:29:03.700 public school

00:29:04.040 teacher in

00:29:04.560 Indiana explaining

00:29:06.080 what it really

00:29:06.960 means when they

00:29:07.840 say the critical

00:29:08.440 race theory isn't

00:29:09.240 taught in schools

00:29:09.860 let's listen to

00:29:10.540 that I'm the

00:29:11.920 science coach and

00:29:12.540 admin in the

00:29:13.000 largest public

00:29:13.560 school district in

00:29:14.220 Indiana I'm in

00:29:15.040 dozens of

00:29:15.460 classrooms a week

00:29:16.300 so I see exactly

00:29:17.320 what we're teaching

00:29:17.940 our students when

00:29:19.120 we tell you that

00:29:19.980 schools aren't

00:29:20.580 teaching critical

00:29:21.160 race theory that

00:29:22.040 it's nowhere in

00:29:22.660 our standards that's

00:29:23.840 misdirection we

00:29:25.000 don't have the

00:29:25.460 quotes and theories

00:29:26.180 as state standards

00:29:27.200 per se we do have

00:29:29.020 critical race theory

00:29:29.780 in how we teach we

00:29:31.120 tell our teachers to

00:29:31.920 treat students

00:29:32.400 differently based on

00:29:33.200 color we tell our

00:29:34.260 students that every

00:29:34.960 problem is a result 0.98

00:29:35.780 of white men and 0.85

00:29:37.240 that everything

00:29:37.740 western civilization

00:29:38.780 built is racist

00:29:39.620 capitalism as a

00:29:40.760 tool of white

00:29:41.400 supremacy those are

00:29:42.860 straight out of

00:29:43.420 Kimberly

00:29:43.720 Crenshaw's main

00:29:44.420 points verbatim in

00:29:45.720 critical race theory the

00:29:46.820 writings that formed

00:29:47.500 the movement this is

00:29:49.340 in math history science

00:29:50.820 English the arts and

00:29:51.980 it's not slowing

00:29:52.600 down if students of

00:29:53.960 color have lower

00:29:54.540 reading scores it's

00:29:55.480 because of inequity

00:29:56.260 therefore we take

00:29:57.540 from the white

00:29:58.260 students and give to

00:29:59.420 the color students

00:30:00.560 that's Richard Delgado

00:30:02.100 straight out of CRT

00:30:03.120 and introduction

00:30:03.680 all teaching is

00:30:05.200 political with reality

00:30:06.460 and facts taking the

00:30:07.260 back seat that's

00:30:08.260 Dr. Gloria Ladson

00:30:09.180 Billings who outlined

00:30:10.060 how she saw critical

00:30:11.100 race theory flushed

00:30:11.880 out in public schools

00:30:12.680 in 1995 when schools

00:30:15.920 tell you that we

00:30:16.500 aren't teaching critical

00:30:17.220 race theory it means

00:30:18.140 one thing go away and

00:30:19.880 look into our affairs

00:30:20.800 no further it isn't

00:30:22.040 about transparency it

00:30:23.000 isn't about cultural

00:30:23.780 relevance it's race

00:30:25.120 essentialism painted to

00:30:26.280 look like the district

00:30:27.000 cares about students of

00:30:28.120 color we call it

00:30:29.280 anti-racism so you feel

00:30:30.880 bad if you disagree with

00:30:31.800 our segregationist

00:30:32.660 pedagogy it's taking

00:30:34.180 advantage of kids

00:30:35.480 vulnerability and

00:30:36.600 parents inactivity to

00:30:37.780 preen over social snake

00:30:38.840 oil schemes designed to

00:30:39.920 create division parents

00:30:41.600 when we tell you critical

00:30:43.060 race theory isn't taught in

00:30:44.140 our schools we're lying

00:30:45.480 keep looking well he

00:30:48.240 lays it out right there

00:30:49.100 um and that's like it's

00:30:51.560 just like if if uh if

00:30:53.020 they claim you know when

00:30:54.100 we say that the public

00:30:56.380 schools are leftist and

00:30:58.020 that there's leftism you

00:31:00.020 know in the broadest sense

00:31:00.940 in the public school

00:31:01.680 system well they could

00:31:03.640 say well we don't teach

00:31:04.980 leftism look at our

00:31:05.980 curriculum nowhere does

00:31:07.300 it say the the term

00:31:08.460 leftist or leftism oh you 1.00

00:31:11.080 silly parents well you 1.00

00:31:12.160 think your kid is going to 1.00

00:31:13.200 have a leftism 101 class

00:31:15.340 no that's obviously not

00:31:19.080 what's happening in fact

00:31:19.760 i wouldn't object to

00:31:20.740 that necessarily i mean

00:31:22.840 in theory i wouldn't

00:31:23.720 object to that having a

00:31:25.740 class on the subject of

00:31:27.800 modern day leftism i

00:31:29.300 wouldn't even necessarily

00:31:30.220 in theory object to a

00:31:31.640 class on critical race

00:31:33.080 theory because i think it

00:31:34.560 is something that

00:31:35.260 unfortunately our kids

00:31:36.180 need to know about now

00:31:37.540 i wouldn't trust the

00:31:38.300 average public school

00:31:38.840 teacher to teach it but

00:31:41.680 kids are going to get to

00:31:42.260 a certain age where you

00:31:43.020 do have to teach them

00:31:43.740 about this it's a good

00:31:45.180 thing to teach them about

00:31:46.240 it about the subject just

00:31:48.900 like they should learn

00:31:49.400 about marxism and

00:31:50.560 communism you want them

00:31:52.860 to learn about those

00:31:53.520 things it's the people

00:31:55.960 who are trying to

00:31:58.520 indoctrinate kids into

00:32:00.220 these worldviews that

00:32:01.960 don't want the kids

00:32:03.040 taught about the

00:32:04.340 worldview and that should

00:32:06.620 tell you what you need

00:32:07.360 to know but that's not

00:32:10.720 what's happening so

00:32:11.860 treating treating these

00:32:13.460 things as a subject and

00:32:15.600 saying here's this

00:32:16.720 worldview that exists

00:32:18.580 here's this idea this

00:32:19.680 system of thought uh

00:32:21.580 here's what it what it

00:32:22.700 teaches there you go

00:32:24.560 presenting the information

00:32:25.460 that could be a good

00:32:26.420 thing i mean all all of

00:32:29.280 the most insidious

00:32:30.080 worldviews the wider

00:32:32.100 spread that they are the

00:32:33.500 more that i think we need

00:32:34.520 to uh it's good for us to

00:32:36.600 know what they are and be

00:32:37.940 taught about them but

00:32:39.420 that's not what's

00:32:40.040 happening what's

00:32:40.980 happening is much much

00:32:42.240 worse than that as the

00:32:44.500 teacher just explained

00:32:45.420 instead it's the

00:32:47.780 assumptions of critical

00:32:49.280 race theory are embedded

00:32:51.120 into everything the kids

00:32:53.480 are taught

00:32:54.020 so this is a big you know

00:32:58.820 this is a this is a red

00:32:59.780 herring this is

00:33:00.460 misdirection it's the

00:33:02.360 sleight of hand trick where

00:33:03.400 they you know they hand you

00:33:04.820 the curriculum and they

00:33:06.860 say see look at the

00:33:07.680 curriculum you'll sit

00:33:08.380 nowhere on this curriculum

00:33:09.580 does it say critical race

00:33:10.540 theory it's not being

00:33:11.340 taught

00:33:11.640 what they fail to mention

00:33:15.260 is that in every single

00:33:16.460 one of those subjects on

00:33:17.600 that curriculum all of

00:33:19.540 those subjects are built

00:33:21.100 around and upon the

00:33:22.840 assumptions of critical

00:33:24.680 race theory

00:33:25.080 that white people are 0.94

00:33:29.220 inherently racist that um 0.74

00:33:31.780 all of our historical

00:33:32.900 ills and all the

00:33:35.300 the historical evils are all 0.99

00:33:36.680 the result of of white 0.98

00:33:38.300 people and western

00:33:39.040 expansion

00:33:39.580 um that it's you know it's

00:33:43.020 not even possible to be

00:33:44.520 racist against white people

00:33:46.840 because racism equals is 0.88

00:33:49.640 whatever prejudice plus

00:33:50.960 power

00:33:51.460 kids are taught all of that

00:33:54.680 but where else are they

00:33:55.720 getting this stuff from

00:33:56.520 yeah they're getting it from

00:33:57.920 the media they're getting it

00:33:58.760 from social media from the

00:34:00.500 internet but um

00:34:01.300 they're getting it from a lot

00:34:02.460 of places but they're

00:34:02.900 certainly getting it from

00:34:03.460 the schools as well

00:34:05.040 and the fact that they are

00:34:09.320 told these things and yet

00:34:12.000 are not told that this is

00:34:15.320 critical race theory that's

00:34:16.760 precisely the problem

00:34:18.020 again i would have no i

00:34:22.640 think i would have no

00:34:23.900 problem in theory with a

00:34:26.800 kid being told hey there's

00:34:27.900 this thing called critical

00:34:28.660 race theory and according

00:34:30.040 to critical race theory what

00:34:31.160 the critical race theory

00:34:31.920 teaches is that if you're

00:34:33.820 white you're inherently 1.00

00:34:34.460 racist and that if a black 1.00

00:34:36.660 person comes up to you and 0.99

00:34:38.380 says they hate you because

00:34:39.340 you're white you are not a 0.81

00:34:41.800 victim of racism because they

00:34:43.060 can't be racist against you

00:34:44.280 that's what critical race

00:34:47.000 theory teaches

00:34:47.640 that's a good thing for people

00:34:50.680 to be told because then they

00:34:51.460 can say oh well okay well

00:34:52.520 that so that's a theory i don't

00:34:53.740 ascribe to it sounds like a

00:34:54.660 pretty horrible theory

00:34:55.380 remember the word theory you

00:34:59.920 know it's also important to

00:35:01.800 remember the word theory when

00:35:04.760 used in a scientific context

00:35:06.020 it doesn't just mean a you know

00:35:07.780 a hypothesis or a guess a theory

00:35:11.200 uh like the the quote unquote

00:35:12.840 theory of gravity right it's a

00:35:15.100 system for explaining what you see

00:35:19.740 in the physical world that's what a

00:35:21.320 theory is in science we talk about

00:35:24.500 the theory of evolution right or

00:35:25.980 you know the the germ theory of

00:35:28.260 disease it's a system for

00:35:29.700 explaining and understanding what

00:35:31.200 you're observing in the physical

00:35:32.020 world

00:35:32.440 critical race theory

00:35:34.800 positions itself as as that as a

00:35:38.360 theory in that way it's a system

00:35:40.180 of explaining and understanding

00:35:42.340 what we not what we see in the

00:35:44.280 physical world but what we what we

00:35:45.780 see in human society

00:35:46.920 but it's a bad system it's a it's

00:35:52.780 an evil system

00:35:53.500 it's a sinister system all right

00:35:58.140 what else we got here so the word

00:36:00.440 milk was trending on twitter

00:36:01.900 yesterday if you spent any time on

00:36:03.140 twitter if you make that mistake

00:36:04.560 then you may have noticed that that

00:36:06.740 the word milk was trending and you

00:36:09.260 know you click on it you come to find

00:36:10.220 out it's because a bunch of media

00:36:12.880 people a bunch of blue checks on

00:36:14.460 twitter democrats are laughing

00:36:16.200 hysterically about this segment on

00:36:18.580 cnn and it's one of the only times

00:36:21.180 you'll see real reporting on cnn

00:36:22.700 and of course the left hated this

00:36:24.960 they were mad about it the one

00:36:26.440 occasion in the last year of cnn

00:36:28.980 doing real reporting left they were

00:36:30.700 not fans of it and this features a

00:36:32.820 large family that buys 12 gallons of

00:36:35.020 milk a week and they're talking

00:36:37.340 about how as a large family that where

00:36:40.840 they have to buy lots of groceries

00:36:41.980 how inflation has affected them but

00:36:45.400 the left they thought this was

00:36:46.220 hilarious you know lots of dunking on

00:36:47.980 this lots of verified media people

00:36:49.940 finding it very funny who drinks 12

00:36:51.620 gallons of milk lol well let's some

00:36:55.300 people do some families do and uh just

00:36:57.520 like this family let's watch and the

00:36:59.900 other thing that inflation is affecting

00:37:01.120 right now is food prices these are

00:37:03.000 things that you have to buy so i went

00:37:05.040 to kennedale texas to go shopping with

00:37:07.280 a family to talk about what this

00:37:09.140 actually means to live in america right

00:37:11.600 now all right let's go tackle this what

00:37:16.600 does inflation mean for american

00:37:18.580 families this is the story of the

00:37:21.020 stotlers weekly shop good to see you

00:37:23.140 guys good to see you we have two

00:37:25.260 biological kids and then my wife and i

00:37:27.880 have a big heart for adoption so we

00:37:29.220 adopted a sibling group of two then

00:37:32.360 three then one and then we have a uh a

00:37:35.860 kid living with us right now who's uh

00:37:37.920 kind of in a foster situation it feels

00:37:40.200 like money isn't going as far as it

00:37:41.740 used to okay let's see what we can do

00:37:44.880 i think probably in june it was about a

00:37:48.100 dollar was worth a dollar so now that

00:37:50.000 dollar is worth about 70 cents all

00:37:52.120 right now we're moving on to dairy

00:37:54.040 which is right there we started seeing

00:37:56.760 everything going up grocery prices

00:37:58.740 went up gallon of milk was a dollar

00:38:00.140 99 now it's 279 well when you buy 12

00:38:03.060 gallons a week times four weeks you

00:38:05.100 know that's a lot of money that's what

00:38:07.020 i'm talking about thanks brother

00:38:08.000 yeah um almost everything you need to

00:38:12.080 know about the modern left can be summed

00:38:13.840 up in their reaction to that report

00:38:15.480 which again was one of it was it was

00:38:17.140 outrage at cnn for reporting on this at

00:38:19.760 all and also mockery of this family for

00:38:23.320 drinking 12 gallons of milk a week and

00:38:24.880 finding it very very funny and hilarious

00:38:26.540 um and because these are all childless

00:38:29.480 people or they come from or you know

00:38:31.140 they were they were growing up they were

00:38:33.680 single children and um you know want one

00:38:38.960 child homes and now they don't have any

00:38:40.460 children and so what it's like to have a

00:38:42.900 big family it's totally foreign and alien 1.00

00:38:44.920 to them they look at i come from a

00:38:48.220 relatively large family i've got five

00:38:49.940 brothers and sisters which there was a

00:38:52.100 time in western civilization where that

00:38:54.800 wouldn't even qualified as a big family

00:38:56.300 but now it now it is now you're like a

00:38:57.980 circus you're like a circus act if you

00:38:59.940 have that many kids in your family i'm

00:39:02.440 almost at that level now we only have

00:39:03.800 four kids and we go places and and people

00:39:07.260 look at us and say wow all those kids

00:39:09.080 you know it's really got your hands full

00:39:10.080 i can't believe it's four kids what are

00:39:12.220 you talking about this is not one of you

00:39:15.300 know what my sister has 10 kids okay this

00:39:17.240 is in my in my family this is nothing

00:39:18.840 we're we're starter level in terms of the

00:39:22.460 size of the family but that's how they

00:39:24.040 see big families i see big families as

00:39:26.120 as a funny um sideshow act and they look

00:39:31.860 on it with a mixture of mockery and also

00:39:35.100 disgust

00:39:36.380 and so to them the trials and tribulations

00:39:42.320 of you know a big family it's it's funny

00:39:47.340 it's it's also irrelevant to their lives

00:39:50.200 yeah that that adds up i mean this is

00:39:54.640 also family how did they how did they end

00:39:56.060 up with nine kids well they had you know

00:39:57.980 two or three kids of their own and then

00:39:59.640 they adopted kids

00:40:00.460 and you know they not only that but they

00:40:03.560 adopted whole you know families of kids

00:40:05.300 rather than rather than breaking up

00:40:06.840 siblings which is what can happen in the

00:40:09.780 adoption system is very tragic

00:40:10.940 they brought in all the siblings

00:40:12.700 so you would think i guess you wouldn't

00:40:18.240 think but what what ought to you know what

00:40:21.920 we ought to have is is immense amount of

00:40:23.920 respect for that

00:40:24.580 and so yeah when you've got a large family

00:40:28.940 and you're not rich

00:40:29.940 um the fact that prices on things like milk

00:40:35.020 have been skyrocketing that can be that can

00:40:38.380 be devastating because you have to buy food

00:40:39.940 that's an actual need

00:40:42.080 and yeah anyone who actually has a kid or

00:40:47.660 certainly more than one kid knows that

00:40:49.600 they can go through a lot of milk i mean

00:40:50.940 even with four kids i'm not sure how much

00:40:52.080 milk we go through but it's it's a lot

00:40:53.860 more than you would think

00:40:54.660 um kids just run through that stuff they

00:40:59.280 drink a lot of milk you've got yeah they

00:41:00.880 eat a lot of cereal

00:41:01.580 but to the left it's all quite funny

00:41:04.780 and um and now and now what they've

00:41:07.920 decided what they're treating the

00:41:09.400 inflation story as some sort of like

00:41:11.300 conspiracy theory and so they were online

00:41:13.440 yesterday trying to debunk the idea that

00:41:15.140 there's inflation

00:41:16.040 but once again if you're a real person and

00:41:20.660 you go shopping and you go to the grocery

00:41:22.460 store

00:41:22.840 especially if you're a middle-class family

00:41:25.060 and the budget's pretty tight

00:41:28.140 there is no escaping the reality here

00:41:31.720 i'm able to hide from it a little bit

00:41:35.040 because my wife does most of the grocery 1.00

00:41:37.540 shopping

00:41:37.960 but even before this inflation kicked in

00:41:41.160 anytime i was enlisted to go to the

00:41:43.260 grocery shopping

00:41:43.860 it's it's all it's always a little bit of a

00:41:46.700 shock to the system to see how expensive

00:41:48.040 all this stuff actually is

00:41:49.160 and now even more so

00:41:52.120 all right

00:41:53.040 we will uh jump ahead now into our

00:41:56.040 comment section

00:41:56.640 nick burden says is there a way i can support

00:42:07.680 the daily wire without purchasing a

00:42:09.000 subscription i fully believe in what the

00:42:10.560 dw

00:42:10.900 is doing last year i was a little bit of a

00:42:13.300 leftist but thanks to matt and ben

00:42:14.680 um i'm converted i want to support the

00:42:17.600 dw though i don't think i would ever

00:42:19.000 actually use a subscription well you can

00:42:20.820 send me cash directly just put it in an

00:42:22.640 envelope and send it right to me

00:42:24.000 um no just kidding don't do that but get

00:42:26.740 just get the subscription that's what

00:42:28.460 you can do

00:42:28.880 all right be a part be a team player

00:42:30.600 um a body in progress says matt you

00:42:34.760 acknowledge that humanity needs to see

00:42:36.540 and interact with each other then you

00:42:37.680 denounce speaking out loud to another

00:42:39.240 human being on the phone in favor of

00:42:40.520 texting

00:42:40.860 i much prefer actually talking to someone

00:42:43.320 over texting him or her

00:42:45.240 okay but this is not

00:42:47.280 you know it's not like talking on the

00:42:49.920 phone is some ancient traditional form of

00:42:51.600 communication

00:42:52.120 communication i think the phone is part

00:42:56.480 of this severing of human connections

00:42:58.900 it's part of the problem it began this

00:43:01.980 process

00:43:02.440 and it's it's not the same for me i don't

00:43:06.620 know you either you either understand it

00:43:08.800 or you don't

00:43:09.400 and there are some people who they love

00:43:12.100 talking on the phone

00:43:12.860 i cannot understand that at all

00:43:16.040 but i can tell you i am not alone and

00:43:18.960 for people like me talking on the phone

00:43:20.980 i don't know how else to put it other

00:43:22.120 than it is

00:43:22.860 it is physically almost painful to talk

00:43:26.240 on the phone to somebody

00:43:26.980 and it's hard to explain exactly why i

00:43:30.720 think i i explained it a little bit

00:43:32.600 yesterday

00:43:32.920 because it's it's conversation

00:43:35.640 devoid of

00:43:37.160 body language you know a lot of the

00:43:39.660 you know they say whatever percent

00:43:40.820 just 70 80 90 percent of human

00:43:42.520 communication is

00:43:43.160 through body language and other and

00:43:44.960 other non-verbal signals we

00:43:46.760 send to each other well you're taking

00:43:48.640 that out of it completely and yet still

00:43:51.000 trying to have a conversation at least

00:43:52.600 through text message you're just you're

00:43:54.040 sending a message you have a point

00:43:55.280 that you want to make you send it and

00:43:56.720 that's it

00:43:57.100 but trying to carry on a conversation

00:43:59.160 without any of those other signals

00:44:00.600 is for me deeply uncomfortable

00:44:04.340 and it adds a certain sort of intensity

00:44:06.820 to it and then there's also the problem

00:44:08.320 of as i said there's no room for pauses

00:44:11.300 and if you think about it when you're

00:44:12.880 sitting like in your living room with

00:44:14.140 somebody or like when i was in the

00:44:16.660 kitchen with my wife last night

00:44:18.120 talking to her

00:44:18.760 until she traumatized me by wasting the

00:44:21.300 whiskey you know you're you're

00:44:22.640 talking and then and then there's a

00:44:24.060 little bit of a pause and then you

00:44:25.880 talk some more and that's okay but

00:44:27.140 with a with a phone conversation

00:44:28.620 you're not allowed to do that and

00:44:29.780 that's the problem

00:44:30.200 all right um alina says matt i was not

00:44:34.300 here when sbg started what happened

00:44:36.120 explaining this new movement i'm

00:44:38.280 involved into my other teenage friends

00:44:39.880 is interesting but you don't explain

00:44:42.640 that's the first rule of the movement

00:44:44.140 this is not like fight club where

00:44:46.040 first rule of fight club is you don't

00:44:47.040 talk about fight club we talk about

00:44:48.560 the sweet baby gang we talk about it

00:44:50.200 all the time and i'm told that i talk

00:44:51.980 about it too much we just don't talk

00:44:54.460 about its origins that's what we don't

00:44:56.480 do as far as anyone is concerned the

00:44:59.160 sweet baby gang has always been here

00:45:00.700 and will always be here that's the

00:45:03.100 mythology that we're building okay

00:45:04.960 lucky says can matt make a daily

00:45:10.040 cancellation for people who can't

00:45:11.400 parallel park i don't think it's as

00:45:13.160 vital as merging i just need a better

00:45:14.420 explanation than the one from my

00:45:15.920 parents you know yeah parallel parking

00:45:18.560 clearly there are so many bad drivers

00:45:20.700 out there and much of driving is very

00:45:23.240 simple i mean you do it on much of what

00:45:25.620 you do when you're driving you're doing

00:45:26.680 unconsciously that's how simple and

00:45:28.660 easy it is and most people in the world

00:45:31.100 are not able to even do that parallel

00:45:32.860 parking actually involves conscious

00:45:34.740 engagement and it's a little bit more

00:45:36.320 complicated so if the average person

00:45:38.660 can't handle something like merging or

00:45:40.040 just driving in one lane on the highway

00:45:41.420 um how much how much worse is it going

00:45:45.120 to be when they try to parallel park so

00:45:46.220 that's true a lot of most people can't

00:45:47.780 parallel park

00:45:48.340 um i am the fantastic parallel parker i

00:45:51.240 take

00:45:51.480 great pride in that um

00:45:54.360 anytime even though i even though i've

00:45:56.900 successfully parallel parked many times

00:45:58.700 every time i do

00:45:59.500 i have to brag to my wife about it you 0.92

00:46:02.000 know that's just that's part of the deal

00:46:03.160 it's part of being a man

00:46:03.860 um but it's also not i don't really care

00:46:07.920 if you're not a good parallel parker

00:46:09.240 that that doesn't bother me you're not 0.77

00:46:11.620 you're not going to kill anybody from

00:46:13.000 doing it the wrong way

00:46:13.900 and if you're not comfortable with it

00:46:16.440 then just don't parallel park usually

00:46:17.840 you can find some other parking

00:46:19.080 situation

00:46:19.700 and you can kind of avoid especially if

00:46:21.200 you don't live in the city i mean you

00:46:22.020 don't live in the city you can go your

00:46:23.100 whole life and never have to parallel

00:46:24.160 park

00:46:24.520 uh whereas merging is something that if

00:46:28.320 you drive you have to do probably every

00:46:30.960 day

00:46:31.400 and if you do it wrong this is more

00:46:33.680 than a fender bender situation you're 0.98

00:46:35.140 going to kill somebody 0.55

00:46:36.040 and that's why that should be but i 0.90

00:46:39.480 remember when i i don't know if this

00:46:40.660 is how it still works

00:46:41.420 when i took the driving exam

00:46:43.040 the

00:46:44.640 the grand finale of the driving exam the

00:46:48.240 actual physical driving exam where

00:46:49.680 you're sitting in there with the

00:46:50.380 person with the clipboard

00:46:51.140 um and it seems i don't do they still

00:46:53.940 do driving exams

00:46:54.920 the evidence on the road would seem to

00:46:57.860 indicate that they don't

00:46:58.720 but when i was you know 16 you take

00:47:01.500 the driving exam

00:47:02.100 and parallel parking was the grand

00:47:05.200 finale it was the main

00:47:06.600 thing you had to execute

00:47:07.840 on the driving exam

00:47:09.400 they had to make sure you could do a

00:47:11.380 three-point turn

00:47:12.060 that you knew how to stop at a stop

00:47:13.660 sign

00:47:13.940 and uh and then can you parallel

00:47:16.440 park that's it that's all they did

00:47:17.780 no take that out of it again you could

00:47:21.000 go your whole life and never have to do

00:47:22.060 it

00:47:22.220 depending on where you live take that

00:47:24.260 out of it and put merging

00:47:25.300 in the driving exam

00:47:27.340 um although that is maybe somewhere

00:47:29.900 where maybe you do the merging in a

00:47:31.520 virtual reality

00:47:32.380 metaverse situation

00:47:33.720 uh so that

00:47:35.060 you know we're not losing driving

00:47:36.780 instructors left and right

00:47:37.980 to car accidents

00:47:39.260 uh let's see what else do we got

00:47:41.120 um

00:47:42.520 steve says come on man cherry that's

00:47:45.880 so last decade let's go orange for

00:47:47.600 kool-aid or could i get behind grape i

00:47:49.400 suppose

00:47:49.840 the gray rooster says grape is the

00:47:51.460 best kool-aid flavor there's no denying

00:47:52.640 this universal absolute truth

00:47:53.680 another guy says please grant unto us

00:47:56.440 thy loving cherry kool-aid holy

00:47:57.900 sweet father

00:47:58.560 lots of comments giving me your

00:48:00.480 favorite kool-aid flavor just want to

00:48:01.840 clarify one thing you guys do realize

00:48:03.160 what i was inferring is that i'm going

00:48:04.700 to be poisoning

00:48:05.280 the kool-aid and you're all going to

00:48:07.000 die just

00:48:07.400 just checking

00:48:08.640 and if you're on board for that then

00:48:10.280 great

00:48:10.620 um

00:48:11.940 and finally flor floris zaza says matt

00:48:16.840 didn't they shut down nashville over a

00:48:18.600 dusting of snow last winter

00:48:20.000 uh yeah they effectively shut down no in

00:48:22.900 fact what they did when we got a

00:48:24.100 little bit of snow

00:48:24.600 is uh this is the other thing i had

00:48:27.100 this is this is when i first became

00:48:28.260 acquainted with nashville driving

00:48:29.540 because i got here

00:48:30.180 you know only a couple months before

00:48:31.500 we got that i guess what is a once

00:48:33.200 in a generation kind of ice snow

00:48:34.880 storm where it snowed for a week

00:48:36.420 and the nashville strategy with snow

00:48:39.260 removal

00:48:39.660 is to not do it and so what they say

00:48:43.340 here is if you get snow on on the

00:48:45.000 highway if you get it on your road

00:48:45.960 then um that's it you just have snow

00:48:48.700 and that's they're gonna wait for the

00:48:50.400 sun to take care of it

00:48:51.240 even if it takes two weeks

00:48:52.560 but other than that

00:48:56.900 other than everything that happens on

00:48:58.880 the road

00:48:59.140 i do love it here at nashville just to

00:49:00.840 clarify

00:49:01.040 now as you may or may not be aware

00:49:03.200 the daily wire filed a lawsuit against

00:49:05.760 the federal government yesterday we

00:49:07.020 talked about that on the show

00:49:07.940 why because in an authoritarian anti-american

00:49:10.820 move the biden administration has

00:49:12.240 ordered that large employers must

00:49:13.920 require their employees to be

00:49:15.400 vaccinated

00:49:15.860 against covet 19 or submit to regular

00:49:18.320 testing daily wires lawsuit was filed

00:49:20.240 by um the dylan law group and uh

00:49:23.700 alliance defending freedom in the u.s

00:49:25.200 court of appeals in the sixth circuit

00:49:27.280 the lawsuit alleges that the biden

00:49:28.460 administration lacks constitutional and

00:49:30.440 statutory authority to issue the

00:49:31.900 employer mandate

00:49:32.580 and that the mandate failed to meet the

00:49:34.520 requirements for issuing a rule

00:49:35.880 taking effect immediately

00:49:36.840 without the normal process of

00:49:38.360 considering public comments

00:49:39.460 this mandate is absolutely

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00:49:43.220 standing for it here

00:49:44.200 at the daily wire we're not going to

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00:50:25.360 now let's get to our daily

00:50:26.540 cancellation

00:50:27.020 so dave portnoy who's the founder of

00:50:32.940 barstool sports

00:50:33.900 was you might say destined for me to

00:50:36.660 movement a moment rather he's a

00:50:38.660 single man he's famous wealthy most

00:50:40.720 crucially

00:50:41.020 not a leftist and i'm not sure what

00:50:43.200 his political philosophy is or if he

00:50:44.980 has one but

00:50:45.760 it's clear at least that he's far

00:50:47.360 from woke by the current standard

00:50:49.160 um and it's likely this last fact

00:50:52.080 that compelled julia black who's a 1.00

00:50:54.060 reporter for business insider

00:50:55.320 to embark on a quest to uncover a

00:50:58.120 portnoy sex assault scandal one way

00:51:00.500 or another

00:51:00.860 now previous attempts had been made to

00:51:03.120 cancel portnoy for jokes he'd said

00:51:04.720 in years past before jokes became

00:51:06.280 illegal

00:51:06.660 and other you know comments and

00:51:08.460 things that he made

00:51:09.020 but those cancel campaigns were

00:51:10.900 easily swatted away

00:51:12.200 those sorts of cancelings can

00:51:13.720 always be diffused if the target

00:51:15.380 has any semblance of a spine a

00:51:16.900 modicum of self-respect

00:51:17.900 um for those sorts of things you

00:51:20.620 can always just ignore them

00:51:22.060 refuse to bend to them and you'll be

00:51:23.880 fine

00:51:24.080 but a me too

00:51:25.760 thing a me too onslaught is a

00:51:28.300 different beast entirely

00:51:29.220 and that's why julia black spent as 0.85

00:51:31.780 she admits herself

00:51:32.460 eight months

00:51:33.400 trying to

00:51:35.020 organize one

00:51:36.080 for dave portnoy

00:51:37.560 now as it turns out

00:51:39.220 it would seem

00:51:40.540 that there wasn't really a portnoy

00:51:43.760 sex assault scandal to be uncovered

00:51:45.420 much to the chagrin of julia black

00:51:47.860 and business insider

00:51:48.560 based on the story

00:51:50.600 portnoy has never raped anyone

00:51:52.520 you know he's never raped anyone

00:51:53.840 but if the allegations are true

00:51:55.000 he has had at least a few weird and

00:51:57.380 uncomfortable liaisons

00:51:59.240 that's enough to justify a 4,000 word

00:52:01.920 expose

00:52:02.400 with a scary sounding headline

00:52:04.680 the headline is

00:52:05.300 i was literally screaming in pain

00:52:07.540 young women say they met barstool 0.95

00:52:09.620 sports founder dave portnoy for sex 0.72

00:52:11.460 and it turned violent and humiliating 0.95

00:52:13.640 now if you want to read the rest

00:52:16.040 you have to become a business insider

00:52:17.540 subscriber

00:52:18.120 but don't worry senior politics

00:52:19.880 reporter grace panetta

00:52:20.860 tweeted hours after the article was

00:52:22.700 published

00:52:23.000 that business insider is offering a

00:52:24.800 great discount on premium

00:52:26.000 subscriptions

00:52:26.580 pay now and you can read all about

00:52:28.640 the dave portnoy allegations 0.89

00:52:30.000 dave portnoy is a dangerous sex 1.00

00:52:33.500 criminal 1.00

00:52:33.860 become a subscriber and read more

00:52:35.980 about it

00:52:36.460 of course if you don't want to pay

00:52:39.060 you can share the article anyway

00:52:40.500 with its screaming headline

00:52:42.220 and that'll do just fine as well

00:52:43.700 and lots of people did that

00:52:44.500 now personally i wasn't interested

00:52:46.740 in either of those options

00:52:47.780 so i accessed the article without

00:52:49.620 paying i have my ways

00:52:50.680 and promptly discovered that it is

00:52:53.420 one of the more transparent hit

00:52:55.960 pieces

00:52:56.300 that we've seen published on the

00:52:58.140 internet in quite some time

00:52:59.120 it begins with a story of madison

00:53:01.460 20 years old

00:53:02.300 who messaged portnoy on instagram

00:53:04.920 last summer

00:53:05.620 and some of the details here are

00:53:06.720 going to be a little bit graphic

00:53:07.420 warning you ahead of time

00:53:08.420 but it's necessary to understand

00:53:11.060 the story here

00:53:11.680 so they quickly began talking about

00:53:13.900 sex

00:53:14.280 and she was happy to reveal

00:53:15.780 that she has a quote 0.76

00:53:17.620 rape fantasy 0.56

00:53:18.460 where i don't have any control of 0.92

00:53:20.140 what's going on

00:53:21.040 unquote

00:53:21.980 but madison did make sure to 1.00

00:53:24.000 stipulate that she has to be 0.98

00:53:25.160 pretty comfortable

00:53:25.800 with a guy before she'll act out 0.99

00:53:27.520 her rape fantasies with him 0.99

00:53:28.620 and shortly after this exchange 0.99

00:53:30.340 she boarded a flight

00:53:31.200 to come visit portnoy

00:53:32.200 at his mansion in nantucket

00:53:33.360 now madison made it to his house

00:53:35.960 in the afternoon

00:53:36.580 she complains that portnoy

00:53:38.840 was boring and grumpy

00:53:40.300 now it's not often that a victim

00:53:42.860 takes the time to lodge

00:53:44.220 these kinds of complaints

00:53:45.440 in the case of an actual sexual assault

00:53:47.460 the assailant's grumpiness

00:53:49.420 is hardly worth mentioning

00:53:51.720 so the fact that those details are added

00:53:53.700 already makes you a little bit suspicious

00:53:55.400 after dinner

00:53:57.440 having known portnoy in person

00:53:58.800 for about three hours 1.00

00:53:59.740 she began performing oral sex on him 1.00

00:54:01.640 he filmed it 1.00

00:54:02.720 she did not object

00:54:04.440 now she says now

00:54:05.700 that she didn't want him to film it

00:54:07.200 but she was too scared

00:54:08.440 to tell him to stop

00:54:09.060 and that's when things escalated

00:54:10.780 she says

00:54:11.240 quoting now from the article

00:54:12.200 it says

00:54:12.400 from there things escalated

00:54:13.740 until as madison put it

00:54:15.060 quote 0.99

00:54:16.060 i felt like i was just a human sex doll 0.98

00:54:17.960 two days later 0.98

00:54:19.320 madison texted a close friend

00:54:20.580 quote

00:54:20.900 it was so rough

00:54:22.060 that i felt like i was being raped 0.69

00:54:23.280 he videotaped me 0.99

00:54:24.120 and spit in my mouth 0.96

00:54:25.100 and choked me so hard

00:54:25.960 i couldn't breathe

00:54:26.920 she wrote in messages

00:54:28.060 viewed by insider

00:54:28.880 and it hurt

00:54:29.640 and i was literally screaming in pain

00:54:31.120 she recalled crying and shouting

00:54:33.060 too much too much

00:54:34.040 it hurts

00:54:34.400 it was so painful

00:54:35.640 madison said

00:54:36.220 i kept trying to get away

00:54:37.080 and he was like

00:54:37.600 stop running away from me

00:54:38.440 stop running away from me

00:54:39.680 but portnoy

00:54:40.520 she said

00:54:41.160 just went harder

00:54:41.980 now madison's flight home

00:54:44.020 wasn't until two days later

00:54:45.100 so she slept on portnoy's couch

00:54:46.600 both nights

00:54:47.280 and they didn't have sex again

00:54:48.320 now madison doesn't claim 0.99

00:54:50.620 she doesn't use the word

00:54:51.500 sexually assaulted

00:54:52.080 she doesn't claim that she was raped

00:54:53.160 only that the sex was violent

00:54:55.220 and humiliating 0.89

00:54:56.020 though it would seem

00:54:58.980 by her own admission

00:54:59.820 that's exactly what she got

00:55:01.920 on the plane

00:55:02.660 and flew to portnoy's house for 0.50

00:55:04.340 telling him about her rape fantasy

00:55:06.260 next there's a story 0.87

00:55:07.980 of 19 year old allison

00:55:09.040 who went to portnoy's house

00:55:09.980 to hook up

00:55:10.480 here's how she recounts

00:55:11.640 the events that followed

00:55:12.400 quote

00:55:12.720 allison recalled

00:55:14.080 sitting by the pool

00:55:14.820 portnoy offered her

00:55:15.660 watermelon and water

00:55:16.580 he asked her

00:55:17.720 which school she went to

00:55:18.840 and which grade she was in

00:55:19.880 allison recalled that

00:55:21.200 then she said

00:55:21.740 he got up to go inside

00:55:23.080 and i was like

00:55:23.660 okay i'll go in with you

00:55:24.780 and he was like

00:55:25.880 i didn't know it'd be that easy

00:55:27.200 he leaned in and started kissing me

00:55:29.300 and i didn't know what to do

00:55:30.260 at that point

00:55:30.760 she added 0.63

00:55:31.140 and he went upstairs

00:55:32.360 and he was really aggressive

00:55:33.180 and i didn't know how to do

00:55:34.400 i didn't know what to do

00:55:35.740 and we had sex 0.77

00:55:36.800 and that was it 0.99

00:55:37.480 and he kicked me out

00:55:38.140 allison said her memories

00:55:39.840 were fuzzy

00:55:40.380 because of her emotional distress

00:55:41.740 surrounding the event

00:55:42.660 but uh

00:55:43.840 like madison she said

00:55:44.880 portnoy choked her

00:55:45.780 and then she goes into

00:55:47.500 some other details

00:55:48.620 and she says

00:55:49.360 uh

00:55:49.700 uh

00:55:50.680 that allison does not describe

00:55:52.000 what happened to her

00:55:52.580 sexual assault

00:55:53.200 this is an important point

00:55:54.060 but she was still 0.95

00:55:55.460 deeply disturbed

00:55:56.160 by the experience

00:55:56.980 quote

00:55:57.580 i just felt very

00:55:58.300 preyed on

00:55:59.000 she said

00:55:59.420 now the final

00:56:00.960 quote unquote

00:56:01.380 victim chronicled

00:56:02.440 in the piece

00:56:02.940 is instagram influencer

00:56:03.980 ava louise

00:56:04.880 who never had any

00:56:05.780 physical contact

00:56:06.400 with the barstool ceo

00:56:07.520 but did message him

00:56:08.840 with a few years ago

00:56:09.840 when she was 19

00:56:10.820 she told him that she

00:56:12.080 quote

00:56:12.340 wanted to be famous

00:56:13.280 so bad

00:56:13.960 didn't end up

00:56:15.380 meeting him in person

00:56:16.140 but she told business

00:56:16.840 insider that

00:56:17.520 quote

00:56:18.180 i probably would have

00:56:19.020 let dave portnoy

00:56:19.800 do whatever the hell

00:56:20.540 he wanted to me

00:56:21.220 because i'm like

00:56:21.940 oh my god

00:56:22.560 it's dave portnoy

00:56:23.400 and she's now

00:56:25.120 come to believe though

00:56:25.840 that portnoy

00:56:26.320 was predatory

00:56:27.060 for messaging with her

00:56:28.060 so

00:56:29.200 uh

00:56:30.940 we're left

00:56:31.280 we're left with

00:56:32.080 a handful of stories

00:56:33.740 selected after a reporter

00:56:35.200 reached out apparently

00:56:36.040 to dozens of women

00:56:37.040 portnoy had interacted with

00:56:38.160 looking for the juiciest

00:56:39.240 gossip she could find

00:56:40.240 and all these stories

00:56:42.140 from women with fuzzy memories

00:56:43.620 who don't allege assault

00:56:45.440 don't use that word

00:56:47.040 and who engaged

00:56:48.380 apparently in consensual sex 0.96

00:56:49.560 one of these women 0.99

00:56:51.220 according to her own testimony

00:56:52.180 boarded a plane

00:56:53.040 and flew to his house

00:56:53.900 after telling him 0.97

00:56:54.640 about her rape fantasies 0.98

00:56:55.740 she then stayed at his house 0.96

00:56:57.540 for two days

00:56:58.420 after the encounter

00:56:59.440 that she now claims

00:57:00.920 traumatized her

00:57:01.640 as for that woman 0.99

00:57:03.740 madison portnoy claims

00:57:04.960 that not only did she

00:57:06.340 never tell him to stop

00:57:07.460 but that she never expressed

00:57:08.880 any discomfort

00:57:09.520 or awkwardness

00:57:10.140 at all

00:57:10.600 until he read about it

00:57:12.640 for the first time

00:57:13.160 in business insider

00:57:13.740 here's his statement

00:57:14.460 about it

00:57:15.340 at no point

00:57:16.520 was it not 100% consensual

00:57:18.280 at no point

00:57:19.240 did she ask me to stop

00:57:20.440 at no point

00:57:21.240 did either of us

00:57:22.080 think something

00:57:22.660 unseemly happened

00:57:23.600 there was no weirdness

00:57:24.940 after

00:57:25.360 it was totally fine

00:57:26.800 normal interaction

00:57:27.920 sexual

00:57:28.600 100% consensual

00:57:30.860 my lawyer's like

00:57:31.860 don't

00:57:32.760 don't

00:57:33.320 you know

00:57:33.620 make these blank

00:57:34.420 statements

00:57:34.640 I'm telling you now

00:57:35.680 her version of events

00:57:37.020 is not true

00:57:37.760 on our hookup

00:57:38.580 just not true

00:57:39.620 neither of us

00:57:40.520 were like

00:57:41.340 oh you shouldn't

00:57:41.820 be doing

00:57:42.040 it was 100 million

00:57:43.520 percent consensual

00:57:44.520 what's going on

00:57:45.020 in our brain

00:57:45.440 I have no idea

00:57:46.340 her actions

00:57:46.940 outward all

00:57:47.780 100% normal

00:57:48.620 wasn't alarmed

00:57:49.480 never thought about it

00:57:50.400 now after we hooked up

00:57:51.960 we were hanging out more

00:57:53.140 and it just became

00:57:54.260 one of those situations

00:57:55.080 where we disagree

00:57:56.680 basically on everything

00:57:57.660 from you know

00:57:58.620 is it raining

00:57:59.280 or sunny out

00:58:00.320 is it just oil

00:58:01.480 and vinegar

00:58:01.840 two people

00:58:02.500 who did not get along

00:58:03.440 did not see the world

00:58:04.260 the same way

00:58:04.920 and that is why

00:58:06.720 she slept on the couch

00:58:07.680 I do believe

00:58:09.240 my recollection

00:58:10.220 is she was still 0.81

00:58:11.280 interested in hooking up

00:58:12.100 and I'm like

00:58:12.520 this just isn't working

00:58:13.940 like we don't

00:58:15.100 get along

00:58:15.760 flew back

00:58:18.360 I never talked to her

00:58:19.720 again

00:58:20.080 I never knew

00:58:20.900 she had any issue 0.52

00:58:21.840 it's the first

00:58:22.760 I heard of it

00:58:23.520 and frankly

00:58:24.380 was stunned

00:58:25.300 to read and hear about it

00:58:26.620 so he goes on

00:58:28.640 actually for a while

00:58:29.900 addressing all the allegations

00:58:31.160 and he denies

00:58:31.980 them

00:58:33.120 I mean he doesn't deny

00:58:33.940 that he had

00:58:34.460 sexual interactions

00:58:35.800 with these women 0.99

00:58:36.400 but he denies

00:58:37.080 that the story

00:58:37.760 that it went

00:58:38.220 exactly as they describe

00:58:39.320 you have to ask yourself

00:58:41.040 whose story

00:58:41.940 fits the facts better

00:58:44.420 well one of the facts here

00:58:45.620 is that Madison

00:58:46.780 stayed at his house

00:58:48.400 for two days

00:58:49.940 after the fact

00:58:50.920 so you would think

00:58:52.720 that if she was trying

00:58:53.360 to literally run away

00:58:55.260 from

00:58:55.820 a rapist 0.99

00:58:58.220 that she wouldn't 0.99

00:59:00.240 then stay at the house

00:59:01.480 even if your flight

00:59:02.600 is a few days removed

00:59:03.740 maybe you would leave

00:59:04.400 and go to a hotel

00:59:05.000 or something

00:59:05.440 or really anything

00:59:06.360 other than stay at the house

00:59:07.120 but as always

00:59:08.680 with a me too witch hunt

00:59:09.600 the women involved 0.53

00:59:11.140 in these interactions

00:59:11.780 are treated

00:59:12.300 as though they have

00:59:13.840 no agency

00:59:14.400 or willpower

00:59:15.020 of their own

00:59:15.640 I mean these are all adults

00:59:16.600 all eager and willing

00:59:17.420 participants in the sexual act

00:59:18.560 in at least one case

00:59:19.480 the woman not only

00:59:20.100 participated but initiated

00:59:21.260 it's not victim blaming

00:59:23.020 to suggest that a woman

00:59:23.880 who goes to a man's house 0.92

00:59:24.800 for sex 1.00

00:59:25.240 then has sex 0.99

00:59:25.900 then continues to stay 0.97

00:59:26.820 at the house

00:59:27.140 after the sex 0.56

00:59:27.840 bears at least

00:59:29.100 equal responsibility

00:59:30.220 for the emotional

00:59:31.000 or psychological toll

00:59:31.880 that it takes

00:59:32.520 on the participants

00:59:33.040 and I say that

00:59:34.600 even though I don't deny

00:59:36.040 that there is a toll

00:59:36.880 I don't even balk

00:59:38.320 at a word like trauma

00:59:39.240 being used

00:59:39.880 to describe

00:59:40.340 the emotional aftermath

00:59:41.760 with something like this

00:59:43.540 they all say

00:59:44.700 that they felt used

00:59:45.500 and degraded

00:59:46.080 like they were treated 0.99

00:59:46.780 as mere sex dolls

00:59:47.820 I have no doubt

00:59:49.520 that there's truth

00:59:50.540 to that assessment

00:59:51.220 but none of that

00:59:53.740 equates to rape 0.77

00:59:54.680 and this is also 0.60

00:59:56.880 the empty

00:59:57.440 and grim reality

00:59:58.460 of hookup culture

01:00:00.020 both partners

01:00:02.060 use each other

01:00:02.940 a woman with 1.00

01:00:04.980 rape fantasies 0.99

01:00:05.980 quote unquote

01:00:06.440 has gotten so used

01:00:07.400 to this sort of 0.92

01:00:07.960 transactional sex 0.60

01:00:09.100 dehumanizing 0.99

01:00:09.900 and degrading

01:00:10.500 on both sides

01:00:11.340 that she now

01:00:12.500 orients her sex life 0.76

01:00:13.580 around it

01:00:13.960 she's fetishized 1.00

01:00:14.840 her own degradation 0.64

01:00:16.000 the participants

01:00:17.740 in hookup culture

01:00:18.440 make a game

01:00:19.700 of their own

01:00:20.280 self-abasement

01:00:20.920 and they wake up

01:00:22.600 in the morning

01:00:23.040 oftentimes

01:00:23.880 feeling exploited

01:00:24.980 and exposed

01:00:25.720 because that's

01:00:26.960 exactly what happened

01:00:27.760 and worse

01:00:30.240 if you're participating

01:00:31.920 consensually

01:00:32.440 in hookup culture

01:00:32.980 you are inviting

01:00:34.580 your own

01:00:35.340 exploitation

01:00:36.260 pursuing it

01:00:37.820 again on both sides

01:00:39.000 men and women

01:00:39.580 now

01:00:41.100 people these days

01:00:42.920 have no language

01:00:43.620 to describe

01:00:44.320 or understand

01:00:44.860 their feelings

01:00:45.760 having rejected

01:00:46.620 sexual morality

01:00:47.440 and principle

01:00:48.020 and so they conclude

01:00:49.680 that somehow

01:00:50.320 their consent

01:00:50.920 must have been violated

01:00:51.720 even if they

01:00:53.600 even if it's an act

01:00:55.140 that they agreed

01:00:55.780 to participate in

01:00:56.660 they conclude

01:00:58.680 that they

01:00:59.080 had their consent

01:01:00.400 violated

01:01:00.780 they say

01:01:01.540 well I don't feel good

01:01:02.640 after the fact

01:01:03.960 so I must not have

01:01:04.620 chosen to do this

01:01:05.520 but they did choose it

01:01:07.540 and that's the whole

01:01:08.640 tragedy of hookup culture

01:01:09.800 people choose

01:01:11.440 what ultimately

01:01:12.160 makes them miserable

01:01:13.220 and unfulfilled

01:01:14.540 I mean you talk

01:01:16.920 to a man

01:01:17.440 on

01:01:18.680 Instagram

01:01:20.980 Instagram

01:01:21.120 or whatever

01:01:21.620 and he flies you

01:01:24.260 to his house 1.00

01:01:24.740 to have sex 1.00

01:01:25.560 with him 1.00

01:01:26.000 and you say

01:01:27.140 you feel like 1.00

01:01:27.600 a sex doll 1.00

01:01:28.080 well yes 0.99

01:01:28.800 I'm sure

01:01:31.280 you did feel

01:01:31.900 that way

01:01:32.340 and I'm sure

01:01:33.440 it's horrible

01:01:33.800 to feel that way

01:01:34.420 but that's

01:01:36.440 what hookup culture

01:01:36.980 is

01:01:37.300 the answer

01:01:39.420 to this problem

01:01:40.140 is not

01:01:41.260 me too

01:01:41.860 but marriage

01:01:43.620 the answer

01:01:45.340 to the problem

01:01:45.980 is

01:01:47.640 to take 0.55

01:01:49.280 the sexual act

01:01:50.200 and engage

01:01:51.920 in it

01:01:52.660 with someone

01:01:53.980 who you love

01:01:54.840 and are devoted to

01:01:55.760 and who you trust

01:01:57.300 someone who cares

01:01:59.660 about you

01:02:00.160 who knows your name

01:02:02.020 and a lot more

01:02:02.520 than your name

01:02:03.020 that's the answer

01:02:06.260 to much

01:02:06.900 of what

01:02:08.420 me too

01:02:10.520 has brought

01:02:11.080 to bear

01:02:11.480 and much

01:02:14.360 of the dysfunction

01:02:14.980 that we see

01:02:15.400 in our society

01:02:15.900 today

01:02:16.160 and the answer

01:02:18.700 is certainly

01:02:19.020 not hit pieces

01:02:19.720 like the one

01:02:20.540 in Business Insider

01:02:21.200 a publication

01:02:21.640 which is today

01:02:22.480 in the end

01:02:23.300 we come back around

01:02:24.180 to

01:02:24.360 cancelled

01:02:25.300 and we'll leave it

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The Matt Walsh Show - November 05, 2021

Ep. 833 - Our Big Tech Overlords Take Wokeness To A Whole New Level

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