The Matt Walsh Show - November 10, 2021


Ep. 836 - The Conspiracy To Turn Our Kids Gay


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59 minutes

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178.0298

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724

Misogynist Sentences

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Summary

A new poll finds that 40% of Gen Z identifies as LGBT. What in God s name is going on there? And a witness in the Rittenhouse trial yesterday claims that the DA tried to get him to perjure himself. Plus, Jimmy Kimmel says that Americans only hate Kamala Harris because we re all sexist. And a truck driver launches a long shot campaign for the New Jersey Senate, wins, unseats a powerful incumbent, and now the media would like us to know that this is all very bad because he s racist. In our daily cancellation, we re told that climate change fears are giving millions of Americans PTSD. Is that true?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, a new poll finds that 40%, yes, 40% of Gen Z identifies as LGBT.
00:00:06.980 What in God's name is going on there? I'm trying to figure that out today. And a witness in the
00:00:10.480 Rittenhouse trial yesterday claims that the DA tried to get him to perjure himself. Plus,
00:00:15.440 Jimmy Kimmel says that Americans only hate Kamala Harris because we're all sexist. And a truck
00:00:19.400 driver launches a long shot campaign for the New Jersey Senate, wins, unseats a powerful incumbent.
00:00:24.680 And now the media would like us to know that this is all very bad because he's racist. Big shock.
00:00:30.280 In our daily cancellation, we're told that climate change fears are giving millions of Americans
00:00:33.800 PTSD. Is that true? We'll discuss that and much more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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00:01:56.980 published. George Barna, the university's cultural research center's director, led the research to
00:02:01.100 call the results of this research striking would be a significant understatement. It's hard to come up
00:02:06.640 with one single word to describe this, so we'll just get into it. Here's the summary from an article
00:02:10.940 in Newsweek. It says, 30% of millennials identify as LGBTQ, according to a soon-to-be-released study
00:02:16.780 that's based on scientific polling data. Among Christians, the numbers were lower, but only
00:02:21.820 slightly, with just under 30% of millennial Christians identifying as LGBTQ. The portion
00:02:26.920 of the population that describes itself as gay has varied over the years from 10% based on research
00:02:30.900 by Alfred Kinsey, a widely promoted and widely promoted by the National Gay Task Force in 1977,
00:02:36.440 to less than 6% in a recent Gallup poll. Now, a couple of notes about that before we look at these
00:02:42.380 results more closely. You may recall from our discussion of Alfred Kinsey a couple months ago,
00:02:46.780 that the 10% figure was completely bogus at the time. Kinsey wanted there to be a large portion
00:02:53.820 of homosexuals in the country. He wanted to create a society where heterosexuality was but one mode of
00:02:59.540 sexuality among an array of equal options. And so he falsified his research to kind of get the ball
00:03:06.820 rolling, so to speak. He surveyed male prostitutes, sex offenders, men in prison, carefully choosing from
00:03:13.640 non-representative samples of the population and then extrapolated all kinds of conclusions about
00:03:19.600 male sexuality based on that. The prevalence of homosexuality was the least of what he falsely
00:03:24.580 concluded. Now, this is relevant because it shows how there's been a very real plot, a plan. Yes,
00:03:31.900 if you like, a conspiracy to fundamentally change human sexuality. It was set in motion by degenerate
00:03:38.880 quacks like Alfred Kinsey and John Money. And now we're seeing the fruits of their labor. So a little
00:03:44.060 more from Newsweek. It says, the poll looked at so-called millennials defined as someone born from
00:03:49.040 1984 to 2002, about 78 million individuals representing a quarter of U.S. population. Among
00:03:54.020 millennials, 30% identifies LGBTQ, more than three times that of the rest of the adult population.
00:03:59.720 And when the researchers broke out the youngest of the group, ages 18 to 24, which is really Gen
00:04:07.700 Z, they found 39% call themselves LGBTQ. Okay, so we're talking 40%, nearly 40% identifying as
00:04:17.780 LGBT. Now, if this is true, if these numbers are anywhere close to accurate, then we are witnessing
00:04:24.680 not even just a seismic shift in human sexuality, but a full-on transformation unlike anything the
00:04:30.960 world has ever seen before. Many people, though, on both sides of the ideological divide, for
00:04:36.780 different reasons, don't want to believe or admit that such a transformation is actually
00:04:42.060 happening. So they have a few ways of trying to deny or mitigate results like this. On the
00:04:47.280 left, they'll say that this doesn't reflect a change at all. They'll claim that there have
00:04:51.760 always been this many LGBT people in society, but they just didn't feel comfortable revealing
00:04:57.280 themselves until now. That's what they'll say. But this is not credible because older generations
00:05:04.100 have also been surveyed in our current day and age, where everybody is very accepting and tolerant
00:05:11.380 and all of that. Older generations are also surveyed, and their numbers are much, much lower. So the
00:05:17.820 left's theory kind of waves a magic wand over millions of Americans and declares that, you
00:05:23.160 know, they're all closeted gays with no evidence at all for such an assertion. Also, if we're
00:05:28.500 looking at this from a purely biological and evolutionary perspective, it doesn't make any
00:05:34.040 scientific sense that 40 or 50 percent or more of a species would be non-heterosexual. Now, the
00:05:41.660 left claims that homosexuality is biological, right? Then if that's true, then a 40 or 50 percent
00:05:50.900 figure simply could not happen for evolutionary reasons, unless you want to argue that evolution
00:05:56.860 isn't true. Keep in mind, the left loves to claim also that homosexual activity exists in the animal
00:06:02.100 kingdom, right? You hear this all the time. Well, find me a species where nearly half are homosexual.
00:06:08.780 That doesn't exist. It can't exist because such a species would go extinct. So this theory doesn't
00:06:16.100 work. But you'll have people on the right who deny it as well, you know, simply because they don't want
00:06:22.020 to believe that the LGBT brainwashing of kids has really been this tremendously successful.
00:06:28.680 They just don't want to believe it. It's something that they can't wrap their heads around, and so they
00:06:34.280 say, no, there's no way. And they'll say the numbers here are wrong. Yet the problem for them
00:06:39.180 is that these results are just the latest in a long line of research conducted both by right-leaning
00:06:44.420 and left-leaning organizations, and they all come to the same sort of conclusion. Gallup, as mentioned
00:06:49.520 by Newsweek, they did a major poll several months ago. They didn't find that 30 or 40 percent of Gen Z
00:06:54.640 identify as LGBT, but they did find that 15 percent identified that way, and another five percent
00:06:59.880 had no opinion about their own sexuality. So that's 20 percent not identifying as heterosexual.
00:07:07.240 A smaller portion, but still 10 times their parents' generation, and 20 times their grandparents'
00:07:13.780 generation. So whether it's 20 percent or 30 or 40, it's almost splitting hairs. The point is that
00:07:20.260 there is a trend here, a very dramatic trend, and it's a trend against spanning generations, which rules
00:07:26.660 out the other dismissive claim, which you still hear from some on the right, that this is all a fad,
00:07:30.440 right? LGBT identification for the kids today, it's like what emo or goth was when I was a kid.
00:07:36.960 But we know it's not just a fad of that sort, because you find this trend, again, spanning
00:07:41.560 generations. Starting with my grandparents going all the way down to my kids' generation,
00:07:46.680 LGBT identification has risen by large portions each step of the way until today. We also know that it's
00:07:52.960 not just a fad, because fads, when we were kids, were treated like fads. Adults would tell you,
00:08:00.520 you know, if you were a goth, an adult would say to you, this is a fad. You're going to look back on
00:08:05.920 this and be embarrassed. What they didn't say to the goth kid is, this is your truest identity.
00:08:12.600 You should define yourself by your gothness. This is the most important thing about you. Here,
00:08:17.540 I made you this flag. March through the street with it. Let everybody know. This is who you are,
00:08:22.380 and will always be. If adults had said that, then there would still be a lot of people in my
00:08:27.560 generation today walking around with dyed hair and makeup. Well, in fact, there are a lot of
00:08:32.160 people in my generation walking around that way, but not because they identify as goth. And that's
00:08:35.960 the point. So if this is not a fad, which it isn't, and if it is not a natural biological occurrence,
00:08:44.380 which is only today finding its true expression, which it also isn't, then what's going on?
00:08:50.440 Well, what's going on is social contagion, a kind of mass hysteria, a group hallucination
00:08:56.400 in effect, but one that is constructed, fabricated. This is all intentional. It is social engineering
00:09:06.760 on a scale and at a level previously unknown to mankind. We've seen brainwashing before,
00:09:14.160 but never like this and never has it started so young. So this seems relevant. A video that went
00:09:21.120 viral this week, like a million other videos of this type. We've got, again, very young boy,
00:09:27.820 four years old in this case, paraded on camera in the female alter ego that his mother has imposed
00:09:34.660 on him and she's very proud of it. Let's listen to that.
00:09:37.420 To your face, Ty. Makeup. You put makeup on it? Mm-hmm. How old are you? Seven. No. How old are you?
00:09:46.980 Seven. You're four. No, I'm seven. Are you a boy or a girl? A girl. A girl? Mm-hmm. Were you born a girl?
00:09:55.480 Hmm? Were you born a girl? Yes. When you were a baby, were you a girl? Yes. Are you in a boy's body,
00:10:03.240 though? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Tell TikTok bye. Bye. Yeah. Who bought him that makeup? This is his
00:10:19.220 choice, right? Who bought him the little pink dress there? Quite an interesting clip. Once you can get
00:10:25.960 past the visceral revulsion, you notice the incoherent, arbitrary line the mother draws. She'll
00:10:31.980 respect the boy's, she will respect the boy's self-identification, his alleged self-identification
00:10:37.420 as a girl, but not his self-identification as seven years old. And why not? Age is more fluid and
00:10:44.080 changing than sex, which doesn't change at all. Age is also relative. I mean, relative at least to
00:10:50.660 what planet you're on. There are planets in the universe where that boy would actually be seven years
00:10:55.160 old. So why can't he identify as seven then, if he wants? He says he's seven and the mother has no
00:11:02.640 problem saying, no, no, no, you're not seven. You're mistaken about how old you are because you're a
00:11:09.320 little boy and you don't know, you don't understand how age works. Yet, well, she won't say that to the
00:11:17.300 boy about his biological sex. And notice how the boy, who is supposedly a girl now, and you can't see
00:11:23.700 this if you're just listening to the audio, but they're outside. And, um, and as he's talking
00:11:28.600 about the fact that he's a girl, he's trying to climb on the wall while, while talking about how
00:11:34.620 he's a girl. Now climbing on walls is a boy activity. I have two of them. That's what they do.
00:11:40.400 We have the wall smudges to prove it. So this is a boy acting like a boy in every, in every way.
00:11:46.920 It's just that he's been dressed this way by his mother. And the boy isn't old enough to sort
00:11:51.640 through this incoherence. And sadly, he may never be able to see it for what it is,
00:11:56.100 even when he's older, because his brain is being rewired. His entire conception of himself is being
00:12:02.100 altered. His mother cannot make him a girl like she wants, but she can change him drastically and
00:12:09.300 permanently. And a version of this to some degree or another is happening to an entire generation
00:12:16.180 as it happened to much lesser degrees, the generations before them. You know, we're worried
00:12:22.380 about our kids being indoctrinated into critical race theory and socialism and becoming Democrats.
00:12:31.440 Well, sure, we should be worried about that, but none of that, when it comes to the indoctrination
00:12:37.280 of kids, none of that comes anywhere close to this, to generations of kids being completely
00:12:48.160 redefined, their identities redefined as we all sit back and watch. Now let's get to our five headlines.
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00:14:15.460 for a gift, booked me a ticket to this event at a distillery here in town where they make Davidson
00:14:21.260 Reserve. So I give a shout out to them. And you can blend, you can, you know, but you go to the
00:14:26.680 distillery and you can do a tour of the distillery and then you can blend your own bourbon. So you'll
00:14:31.080 learn a little bit about how to identify the different notes and the flavors. And I found out
00:14:37.800 I'm very bad at that. You know, trying to sort of teach you how to, how do you pick out like the nose
00:14:42.880 and then the, and then what, what comes after and then the back of your tongue and where are the
00:14:46.560 different, here's a, there's a note of oak and a hint of cinnamon and vanilla. And then they give
00:14:51.180 you a, you know, a kind of a journal to write down your notes. So you figure out how do you want to
00:14:55.280 blend it. And all of my notes, there was many, many lines available for, for, for, to write notes,
00:15:01.240 but my notes would just say bad, didn't like, or good me like. So that's about as, as, as,
00:15:09.440 as, you know, as far as I could go, but here's the thing. And I enjoyed it. It was a lot of fun.
00:15:16.240 And, um, the good thing is that this is the kind of activity that I enjoy, but I would never book it
00:15:23.640 myself or go to it on my own of my own volition. So, because I'm a man, so I need a wife to kind
00:15:30.020 of like assign it to me, even a fun thing that I want to do. I still need her to make that happen.
00:15:36.200 Women don't understand this about men. There's a lot, there's a lot that men don't understand
00:15:39.720 about women. This is one of the things that at least until you're married, uh, you don't really
00:15:43.560 understand is that as, as men, we don't do activities. We're very anti-activity. Um,
00:15:50.780 we don't involve ourselves in organized activities unless we're getting paid to do it. Outside of that,
00:15:56.940 we just don't do organized activities, even if it's an activity that we're interested in doing.
00:16:01.040 And so the woman has to take it upon herself to kind of figure out what sort of activities
00:16:06.440 we might actually enjoy and then coax us along. And they're going to strike out a lot. I mean,
00:16:11.900 99% of the activities that your wife gets you into, you're going to hate, but there's like that 1%.
00:16:17.620 So there's a lot of trial and error. And at this point, my wife has figured out the 1%,
00:16:21.020 which is a great thing. Women love activities. On the other hand, for women, it's different.
00:16:24.040 We moved to Nashville and within like 95 minutes, my wife was involved in a book club,
00:16:30.560 a mom's group. She became like an astronaut. I mean, all kinds of activities as soon as we got
00:16:35.860 there. And then she immediately knew also, cause the other big thing for women, she immediately
00:16:40.320 knew all of the potential family activities for the, for, for the entire year, every weekend.
00:16:46.280 She just knew it. I don't know. She, she got it. She, she walks into a town and absorbs this
00:16:50.360 information by osmosis or something and immediately knows. And so then I'll, I'll say to her,
00:16:54.140 Oh, what are we doing on Saturday? And she'll say, Oh, we're taking the kids to a, to an arts
00:16:57.460 and crafts festival where we'll like paint a shoe box or whatever. And I'll say, can we not though?
00:17:03.280 Can we just sit here and do nothing? Isn't that a better plan? She says, no, we got to have family
00:17:07.580 time. And then we go. And then I find that I kind of enjoy painting the shoe box. So this is what you
00:17:10.800 need women for. And the other thing about my wife is she's my activities coordinator. She's also
00:17:16.460 my dedicated troll, as you know. So, um, harkening back to what we talked about with the tea fiasco,
00:17:22.180 you know, when we were at the whiskey tasting, she took a picture of all the whiskeys that were
00:17:25.880 being blended. And, uh, she posted that to Twitter with the caption, um, adding to my tea collection,
00:17:31.340 which was good. Well played. Well played. So here's the latest on the Rittenhouse case from
00:17:35.780 the daily wire. It says the judge overseeing the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse who killed two men and
00:17:39.400 wounded another during a night of riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year, dismissed a, dismissed a
00:17:44.140 charge of breaking curfew against the teen on Tuesday. Um, judge, uh, Bruce Schrader tossed an
00:17:51.540 additional curfew charge on Tuesday, ruling that prosecutors had failed to produce any evidence
00:17:55.220 that a curfew had been in place. Uh, the judge left in place, the misdemeanor gun charges against
00:18:00.180 Rittenhouse overruling defense's request to have it dismissed. And so this is kind of a, a small thing.
00:18:06.300 Obviously the curfew violation was the least of, um, Rittenhouse's concerns as far as the criminal
00:18:11.620 charges go, but you just see how little by little things are the, the, the, the prosecution's case
00:18:18.540 is chipped away little by little. And then there are also massive chunks that are chipped away
00:18:22.880 and prosecution rested yesterday. Uh, so they're done presenting their case and we can look back at
00:18:28.600 it now in its totality and see that there is simply no case at all, but it's a lot worse than
00:18:34.900 simply having no case. Um, what we're seeing now is, is prosecutorial corruption blatantly right in
00:18:47.400 front of our eyes because the real big news from yesterday was a witness who took the stand
00:18:51.660 and said, this was his claim, that he said under oath that the prosecution tried to get him to perjure
00:19:00.020 himself. Let's, uh, let's watch that. Describe your meeting with Mr. Binger and Mr. Krause in their
00:19:07.700 office. Answer it. Please. Um, I don't know the date off the top of my head. Um, but I was called down
00:19:19.000 to the district attorney's office. Um, I met with Mr. Binger and I don't remember his name. The
00:19:28.380 individual who's in the blue. Um, and we were, I was called into a room, sat at a table, um, handed my
00:19:37.820 police statement, um, got to read over my police statement. And then I was asked if I would like to
00:19:44.140 add anything, um, to the police statement. And I said, I would not. Um, Mr. Binger pulled out a cell
00:19:50.980 phone and showed me a video and also a photo, which was actually one photo that I brought today and
00:19:59.380 asked me to, if I knew who a gentleman was in that photo. And I said, I did not. And he asked me to,
00:20:06.500 um, he, um, he said, this is, uh, Joshua Ziminski. Um, I, he, Mr. Binger also has a case with him and I am
00:20:16.900 subpoenaed for that case also. And he says, well, that's who that is. He put the phone down. He
00:20:23.680 picked the phone back up and says, who is this? And I confusingly said, like Joshua Ziminski. And
00:20:31.080 he's like, would you like to add that to your statement? And I just felt, I didn't want to
00:20:37.800 change my statement. Okay. And as a result, what did you do? Um, I hired an attorney and that's Mr.
00:20:44.300 Rose. Yes. Okay. Well, no big deal there. Just the DA suborning perjury to try to railroad an
00:20:53.080 innocent man. No big deal. Nothing to worry about, I suppose. In fact, I am, I am worried. I'm very
00:20:59.980 worried that, and this is the cynical pessimistic side of me coming out that, uh, which is all it's
00:21:08.380 finally emerging that I'm a cynic and pessimist. Um, I, I'm worried that Rittenhouse will still be
00:21:15.520 convicted anyway, even though there's no basis for it whatsoever. But, um, the jury, you know,
00:21:26.240 they're not, these people are not, uh, in, they, they, they weren't, we didn't dig them out of the
00:21:32.260 ground. We didn't pull them out of a cave. They live in society. They know what's going on. Uh,
00:21:38.160 they're, they're local. So they saw for themselves, many of them, what happened in Kenosha.
00:21:45.420 And so they are also, you would, you would really hope that they would do the right thing.
00:21:50.120 And there could be no excuse here for doing the wrong thing and sending an innocent man to prison.
00:21:54.020 Um, but, you know, they know that if they acquit this guy, they're probably going to be doxed.
00:22:03.920 Not, not probably. They will be because the left is, is not going to tolerate that.
00:22:10.540 They'll be doxed and, uh, and there's a chance that their lives could be destroyed or worse.
00:22:16.820 So that's what Rittenhouse has against him. And that's a, that's pretty significant.
00:22:21.220 So I'm very worried that, uh, that he'll get convicted anyway. And I'm worried about it.
00:22:26.960 Number one, because an innocent man is now in jail. And so I'd feel very
00:22:30.060 bad for Kyle Rittenhouse, but also on a much, on a much broader level, on a larger scale,
00:22:35.900 this would just be the death of legal justice in America. Really not to put too fine a point on it.
00:22:44.720 This, this would be the death of legal justice. Now you might argue that that, that happened a long
00:22:50.320 time ago or it never existed, but whatever the case, after something like that, we cannot claim
00:22:57.480 that we have a justice system because, you know, it's, it's one thing. And this is something that
00:23:03.340 I've heard from people trying to minimize the perjury or the suborning of perjury by the DA.
00:23:10.140 Uh, there've been plenty of people on social media saying, well, DAs do this all the time. You know,
00:23:15.460 you're, you're living in your shelter, a little bubble. If you don't think this sort of thing
00:23:18.280 happens a lot, maybe it does. It wouldn't shock me to find out that it does. There are also
00:23:24.620 innocent men who go to prison. That also happens, but for it to happen out in the open with everybody
00:23:33.440 watching, that's an entirely different sort of situation. You know, for prosecutors to pull all
00:23:42.940 kinds of dirty tricks, uh, in dark and smoky rooms, you know, hatching plots and doing what they can
00:23:49.220 to railroad innocent people. Again, I know that that has happened before, but if we're at a point
00:23:54.740 where they can do it in front of everybody on national television on during a case that's being
00:24:00.920 watched by the entire country, everything is being, is, uh, on video and they still do it.
00:24:08.100 Um, well then that's, that's just it. There's no, because in the past, if you had corrupt DAs,
00:24:16.140 which again, you're always going to have that, but they would have to kind of work around the law
00:24:21.120 and they would have to do, do these kinds of things in the dark, which means that there is still
00:24:28.680 something that they're, there's something there that they're, that they have to navigate around.
00:24:32.880 There is the law, there's justice, and they're trying to navigate around it and manipulate it.
00:24:38.820 But if they can do it out in the open, what that means is there's no justice and there's nothing
00:24:43.020 for them to even manipulate or work around. So yeah, there is, there is actually a big difference
00:24:50.080 between an innocent man being railroaded and sent to jail.
00:24:54.820 Um, and it, it, it happening in a way where, you know, it's people don't notice and they hide it.
00:25:05.040 There's a difference between that and the state basically announcing, Hey, we're railroading this
00:25:10.300 guy, sending him to jail, do something about it. I bet you won't. Those are two very, very different
00:25:16.420 things. Both are bad, but one is the death of, uh, of, of the legal system. It's the death of the
00:25:23.120 legal system. And so that's, that, that is really what's at stake here, I believe. Okay. Jimmy Kimmel,
00:25:28.520 uh, he has a theory as to why people don't like Kamala Harris. It's because America is sexist and
00:25:33.620 racist. I mean, that's the only reason why it's the only reason anyone could possibly not like
00:25:37.680 Kamala Harris, a phony shill of a woman who launched her political career by performing sexual favors for
00:25:43.500 a married man, then flunked out of the presidential race, got the job as VP for affirmative action reasons.
00:25:48.080 I mean, why would anyone dislike this woman, um, except because of sexism and racism? That's what
00:25:52.980 Jimmy Kimmel thinks. Anyway, let's listen to that. If anything can get the American people fired up,
00:25:57.840 it's infrastructure. So, and Biden is a loner. Americans really aren't happy with this vice
00:26:02.800 president, Kamala Harris. Kamala Harris has an approval rating of 28%, which is makes no sense
00:26:08.660 because she basically has nothing to do. I mean, it's like criticizing a backup quarterback. Tom Brady's
00:26:15.180 okay. I don't love the way Blaine Gabbert has his legs folded on the bench. I have to be honest.
00:26:20.560 Kamala's approval rating, uh, of 28% is even lower than the 30% who approved of Dick Cheney in 2008 after he
00:26:28.560 shot a guy in the face. I think these people are forgetting that at least 10% of the, of those polled
00:26:35.340 approved of Dick Cheney because he shot a guy in the face. I think I know why Kamala's ratings are low
00:26:41.340 besides sexism and racism, which are the obvious ones. It's because whenever she's next to Joe
00:26:46.300 standing near him, behind him, she looks like an assassin. She looks like Nebula next to Thanos,
00:26:53.580 ready to, right? Especially with a mask. Hey, Kamala, this guy's being a wise guy. Show him what we do
00:27:01.360 to wise guys. My God. Painfully unfunny. Really is painful. But, and, and by the way, the, the
00:27:12.540 hilarious jokes about shooting someone in the face, does, has he, this elephant in the room here,
00:27:18.320 Alec Baldwin, where, where, has he made some hilarious Alec Baldwin jokes? Maybe he has. I tend to doubt it.
00:27:23.480 Um, but you know why he does this? Kimmel has gone full woke strategically. And that, that's of
00:27:32.640 course is obvious. That's why they're all doing it. But he has a very personal reason. This is the
00:27:37.040 tribute that he is paying to the mob so that they don't cancel him for his whole decades long history
00:27:43.560 of politically incorrect comedy. Because prior to his rebirth as this woke, politically correct,
00:27:50.060 boring figure, prior to that, his whole deal was to be politically incorrect. I mean, the guy wore
00:27:56.460 blackface. Everybody knows that he did it. He's somehow has escaped scrutiny for that. Um, he had
00:28:05.840 the man show that every single episode ended with a large breasted, scantily clad women jumping on
00:28:13.520 trampolines. And that was really the least of it in terms of the, uh, un-PC material on that show.
00:28:22.600 So he knows that the only way he's got to stay one step ahead of it, um, because he's, you know,
00:28:28.120 you might say, well, he's a Democrat and they know it. So they're not going to cancel him for
00:28:31.120 that reason, no matter what. But that, that, that's not enough considering the fact that he's a white
00:28:35.820 man. Now, if he was non-white or if he was a non-heterosexual, that's one thing he could do.
00:28:41.920 Maybe Jimmy Kimmel should just come out as gay or transgender or something. And then he could
00:28:46.000 start being funny again, if he ever was funny, which is arguable. And then he'll have some cover.
00:28:51.960 But for now, as a heterosexual white male, uh, even just being Democrat, being kind of vaguely
00:28:57.640 left-wing isn't good enough. So every single day on his show, he has to bring his offerings before
00:29:04.380 the woke gods with this kind of stuff. So they'll let, they'll let him, uh, continue at least for
00:29:11.400 one more day being uncanceled. That's basically what's going on there. All right. I got to play
00:29:16.380 this for you. Um, and it relates back to what we started the show with. How do we end up in a
00:29:23.380 situation where, um, you know, millions of kids, a huge percentage of kids identifies LGBT? Well,
00:29:31.240 we know that this is social engineering that goes on. Uh, it's, it happens in a lot of homes and it
00:29:36.240 certainly happens in the public school system and, uh, especially in public school systems in
00:29:40.740 Virginia. Loudoun County is not the only insane school district in Virginia. Uh, Fairfax is just
00:29:46.300 as bad, if not worse. So here's the latest out of Fairfax. Let's watch this. Some Virginia students
00:29:51.940 as young as 12 years old will be asked about their sex life, dating life, home life, and more.
00:29:58.740 12. Now, these are the kinds of topics that will be on the 2021 Fairfax County Youth Survey,
00:30:04.020 which is a collaboration between Fairfax County government and Fairfax County public schools.
00:30:08.680 Seven news reporter Nick Minock has the details all new at five.
00:30:12.840 Eighth, 10th, and 12th grade students in Fairfax County will have the option of participating in the
00:30:17.560 2021 Fairfax County Youth Survey. The survey begins with asking students how old they are,
00:30:23.420 whether they are male, female, or transgender, and the survey asked students their sexual orientation,
00:30:29.580 their race, and their experience at school. The survey also asked students several questions
00:30:34.980 on how they spend their time after school, questions on their home life, bullying, their feelings
00:30:41.020 during the past 12 months, plus how often students use tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs.
00:30:47.080 It doesn't stop there. The Fairfax County Youth Survey asked students questions about their sexual
00:30:52.320 behavior, including questions like, have you ever had sexual intercourse? How old were you when you
00:30:58.620 had sexual intercourse for the first time? How many people have you had sexual intercourse with?
00:31:04.560 And during the past three months, how many people have you had sexual intercourse with?
00:31:09.420 There are more explicit questions on this survey. We posted it on WJLA.com, and we should mention,
00:31:16.560 this isn't the first time... Yeah, so there you go. I mean, keep in mind, this is not anything new,
00:31:22.540 which certainly does not excuse it. I just want you to know how widespread this is. I can remember when
00:31:28.040 I was in public school getting surveys very similar to that. Now, there weren't any questions about being
00:31:36.700 transgender back then, because that basically didn't exist, or was all but non-existent. But
00:31:44.500 in terms of asking about your sexual activity and that sort of thing, drug use, all of that,
00:31:52.840 what's going on at home? I can remember surveys like that when I went to public school
00:31:58.280 school from a young age. So the public school system has been doing this. And the question is,
00:32:04.780 several questions, one of them being, how is this any of your business?
00:32:12.200 It is none of your business. Why do you need to know? Why does anyone in the public school system,
00:32:20.840 and I don't care if the surveys are anonymous and kids can choose to take it.
00:32:25.000 First of all, anything, anytime we're told that, oh, kids have a choice in the context of public
00:32:32.420 school, you always have to take that with a grain of salt. There are a lot of things that are
00:32:39.740 allegedly a choice in public school that really aren't. Because the school system has a way of,
00:32:46.300 you know, they have a captive audience, and the kids are there in that government building for those
00:32:51.120 many hours a day for so much of their lives through their formative years. And so the schools have a
00:32:57.860 way of compelling and convincing kids to make choices that maybe they wouldn't otherwise make.
00:33:03.180 But whether it's a choice or not, whether it's anonymous or not, there is no reason why you need
00:33:10.320 to know this information. There's no reason why this is any of your business. As I always say,
00:33:15.740 there is no moral difference really between something like this, a survey given to 13-year-olds
00:33:22.680 at school asking them about their sexual history. No difference between that and an adult,
00:33:32.500 a strange man going up to a kid on the playground and saying, hey, have you ever had sex? Tell me
00:33:37.600 about your sexual history. No difference. For a long time, we have kind of carved out,
00:33:46.540 and this seems to be changing now as parents have woken up a little bit to the realities of what's
00:33:53.380 going on in the school system. But for a long time, we had carved out this massive exception for the
00:33:57.380 school system and sort of implicitly or explicitly agreed that they should have access to information
00:34:06.600 that no other adult, we would ever let any other adult access. They should know, you know,
00:34:14.000 through surveys like this, also keep in mind that the school system is going to know things
00:34:20.580 about the kids in its care that their parents don't even know. And that's the whole idea.
00:34:28.240 This is a way, as cults always do, this is kind of like brainwashing 101. In fact, I would bet,
00:34:35.220 I've never been to a Scientology center, but I would bet that if you went to Scientology,
00:34:43.420 you know, if you were curious about Scientology, or you went into any other cult, very early on in the
00:34:48.860 indoctrination brainwashing procedure, you'd be filling out a survey, very similar to that.
00:34:55.340 Because they want to know all this stuff about you.
00:34:58.860 But the other thing that cults do is they want to sever your attachment to anyone else in your life.
00:35:07.140 Now, cult brainwashing is all about isolation.
00:35:11.800 Don't worry about your parents. If we're talking about adults, don't worry about your kids and your
00:35:16.380 spouse, okay, that's not who you should be worried about. We want you to be attached to this, to the group.
00:35:24.900 To the cult.
00:35:26.400 And that's how school systems have operated.
00:35:30.380 That is largely how we have
00:35:32.260 ended up with 40% LGBT
00:35:34.400 identification among kids.
00:35:38.100 Because of the cult-like approach of public school.
00:35:44.960 And this is the project
00:35:46.860 early on. I mean, as soon as you drop your kid off for preschool or kindergarten,
00:35:52.180 they're going to set to work to sever
00:35:55.760 your child's attachment
00:35:58.260 from you,
00:36:00.840 kind of cut that cord,
00:36:02.380 and then, not because they want
00:36:05.380 independent kids, they want kids
00:36:07.500 to be independent thinkers, no.
00:36:08.760 They're going to refasten that
00:36:10.360 attachment to themselves.
00:36:15.300 But, as I said, I think
00:36:16.360 people are finally, maybe finally waking
00:36:18.380 up to this, which is one good development.
00:36:20.600 Here's one other thing. There's a new Marvel
00:36:22.300 movie out. Apparently nobody likes it, but it's directed
00:36:24.300 by a woman, which
00:36:26.300 means you aren't allowed to not like it.
00:36:28.820 Here's a critic from, I think
00:36:30.280 he's from Variety, explaining why. If you don't
00:36:32.220 like this movie, it's just because you're
00:36:34.280 a sexist.
00:36:36.140 Eternals from director and co-writer
00:36:37.860 Chloe Zhao has opened in theaters.
00:36:40.720 Critics have weighed in on it,
00:36:42.080 and it has been very divisive,
00:36:44.440 actually drawing the lowest
00:36:45.960 rated Rotten Tomatoes score of any
00:36:48.100 MCU film in
00:36:50.000 history thus far.
00:36:52.080 First of all, Elizabeth, it is not a bad movie
00:36:54.020 in the slightest. I think it's one of Marvel's
00:36:55.900 best efforts thus far.
00:36:57.800 It has great action, it focuses a lot on
00:36:59.900 story, it's diverse, it has
00:37:01.900 great characters, all that.
00:37:03.700 I think this speaks to a larger problem that
00:37:05.820 is in the industry. Anytime a woman
00:37:07.820 takes on the action genre, which has
00:37:09.900 been typically made for men
00:37:12.020 to helm, people come harder
00:37:14.040 on that filmmaker when she takes it on.
00:37:15.800 I think it's the issue that needs to be addressed
00:37:17.940 because it does not draw that criticism
00:37:19.800 that it's been receiving. I agree with
00:37:21.900 you 100%. Right when you started
00:37:23.680 talking about this, I said, hmm, imagine
00:37:25.960 that. The film that is directed by
00:37:27.940 a woman has the lowest score on Rotten
00:37:29.920 Tomatoes. Not warranted.
00:37:33.540 They
00:37:33.900 only know one tune, that's all they know.
00:37:35.980 You gotta feel sorry
00:37:38.060 for them a little bit. They're humming the only tune
00:37:39.840 they know.
00:37:43.200 Of course, the exact opposite is
00:37:45.900 actually true. The exact
00:37:47.900 opposite.
00:37:51.140 Women
00:37:51.580 directors are given much
00:37:54.120 more. I mean, critics bend over backwards
00:37:55.980 to find reasons to like
00:37:57.680 films directed by women.
00:38:00.120 That's the reality.
00:38:02.220 Now, I haven't seen Eternals, but
00:38:04.140 something tells me, if it's getting
00:38:05.940 a, if it, if a superhero
00:38:08.220 movie helmed by
00:38:10.120 a woman and starring a diverse
00:38:11.960 cast is getting bad reviews
00:38:14.300 on Rotten Tomatoes, it must be
00:38:15.780 the worst movie ever made
00:38:17.940 because they will look for any, they will
00:38:20.140 cling on to anything
00:38:21.440 that they can find.
00:38:23.800 They'll look for any handle to cling on to,
00:38:25.780 anything, so that they could
00:38:27.600 justify giving it a positive review.
00:38:29.320 And if they can't, I mean, I almost want to see
00:38:31.040 this movie now
00:38:31.680 just because it's that bad.
00:38:34.620 This is a woke,
00:38:35.800 critics love Marvel movies
00:38:37.200 and they
00:38:39.580 love woke movies. They love
00:38:41.440 movies that are directed by women.
00:38:44.060 The guy there says a
00:38:45.120 diverse cast. They love
00:38:47.200 all of that.
00:38:49.260 What could possibly have gone wrong in that
00:38:51.300 movie that would make them give it a bad review? That's
00:38:52.980 amazing. I'm amazed by that.
00:38:54.480 You have to try hard.
00:38:56.740 I mean, you, as a woman director, you have to
00:38:58.500 try very, very hard
00:38:59.940 to earn bad reviews.
00:39:02.440 Got to respect it in some ways.
00:39:05.720 Why don't people
00:39:06.440 like it? Well, probably because it's a bad movie, but also
00:39:08.140 consider this as well, that maybe
00:39:10.380 people are, in terms of the audience
00:39:12.480 anyway, maybe not critics, but
00:39:13.460 the audience might be tired of superhero
00:39:16.320 movies a little bit by now.
00:39:17.940 Like 20 years
00:39:19.160 straight of 50
00:39:22.100 superhero movies a year.
00:39:24.380 At a certain point, maybe people
00:39:25.880 get tired of it. That's my theory.
00:39:27.400 Okay.
00:39:27.880 One other thing I wanted to mention, I almost forgot.
00:39:30.900 As I teased in the opening,
00:39:33.460 Edward Durr
00:39:34.240 was the truck driver in New Jersey
00:39:36.120 who ran, this is a long,
00:39:38.200 long shot campaign for the state Senate.
00:39:41.040 As you probably heard,
00:39:42.040 he spent like 150 bucks on his campaign.
00:39:44.100 He basically spent no money on it,
00:39:45.760 had no advertising.
00:39:47.780 This is a, he's a truck driver.
00:39:49.560 It's a normal guy.
00:39:50.500 And he decided that he was
00:39:52.220 tired of what was going on
00:39:53.960 with his local politics.
00:39:55.200 And so he
00:39:55.720 did
00:39:56.720 the most American thing
00:39:58.780 imaginable.
00:39:59.400 And he said,
00:39:59.960 I'm going to run for office myself
00:40:01.500 and try to make a change.
00:40:03.020 I'm not just going to,
00:40:04.180 I'm not going to just vote or
00:40:05.640 I'm going to do more than that.
00:40:06.920 I'm going to try to get into office myself.
00:40:08.060 And he won.
00:40:09.040 And it's amazing.
00:40:09.760 And he unseated
00:40:10.860 a powerful incumbent,
00:40:12.560 which is an incredible story.
00:40:13.640 But he's a,
00:40:16.340 but he's a Republican
00:40:17.460 truck driver,
00:40:19.320 which means the media,
00:40:21.580 of course, hates him.
00:40:22.320 And so they're looking for a reason.
00:40:23.520 This is,
00:40:23.800 this is the Washington Post.
00:40:24.700 They say,
00:40:25.320 Edward Durr was such a long shot candidate
00:40:27.100 in his New Jersey state Senate race
00:40:28.980 that no one seemed to notice
00:40:30.820 something rather striking about him.
00:40:33.120 He had a history of posting
00:40:34.420 bigoted,
00:40:35.480 misogynistic,
00:40:36.700 derogatory comments
00:40:37.800 on social media.
00:40:38.580 And the headline says,
00:40:41.380 in fact,
00:40:41.620 that the,
00:40:41.940 that the social media posts
00:40:43.040 were racist,
00:40:44.640 is racist social media posts.
00:40:47.800 But then it goes on to explain,
00:40:49.140 to tell us what,
00:40:49.820 what are the racist social media posts?
00:40:52.560 That's in the next paragraph here.
00:40:54.060 And I don't know,
00:40:55.100 you,
00:40:55.240 you,
00:40:55.440 you stop me when you hear racism.
00:40:58.120 Mohammed was a pedophile.
00:40:59.380 He wrote in a 2019 tweet
00:41:01.380 that also described Islam
00:41:02.560 as a false religion
00:41:03.580 and a cult of hate
00:41:04.480 and other online posts
00:41:05.720 since last year.
00:41:06.440 He has called the coronavirus,
00:41:07.340 the China virus.
00:41:08.680 Blamed an influx of illegal aliens
00:41:10.520 for spreading disease.
00:41:12.140 Used the motto,
00:41:12.900 motto of the far-right
00:41:14.080 QAnon conspiracy movement.
00:41:16.100 And compared vaccination mandates
00:41:17.880 to the Holocaust.
00:41:19.880 He also denigrated
00:41:20.720 Vice President Harris on Facebook,
00:41:22.220 writing that she had earned
00:41:23.000 her position only as a result
00:41:24.280 of her race and gender.
00:41:25.440 Well,
00:41:25.620 how dare he say that?
00:41:28.080 I can't imagine anyone
00:41:29.440 would make that accusation
00:41:30.300 against Kamail Harris,
00:41:31.040 except when I did
00:41:31.700 just like five minutes ago.
00:41:33.280 So,
00:41:33.660 that's it.
00:41:34.380 That's as far as I can tell.
00:41:35.640 I skimmed,
00:41:35.960 I skimmed through
00:41:36.560 a little bit more here.
00:41:38.060 Um,
00:41:38.860 and as far as I can tell,
00:41:41.400 that's,
00:41:43.000 that's,
00:41:43.520 that's,
00:41:43.980 that's it.
00:41:44.380 Those are the racist bigot.
00:41:45.680 Where's the racism exactly?
00:41:48.480 Now,
00:41:48.900 let me ask you something,
00:41:49.580 Washington Post.
00:41:50.640 Paul Fairhees,
00:41:51.520 who wrote this.
00:41:52.720 Paul,
00:41:52.940 you do know that,
00:41:53.680 um,
00:41:55.200 Islam is not a race,
00:41:56.900 right?
00:41:58.440 That's a religion.
00:41:59.420 And so,
00:42:01.220 Edward Durr,
00:42:02.580 I don't know what his religion is,
00:42:03.640 assuming that he's,
00:42:04.300 well,
00:42:04.420 he's,
00:42:04.660 he's not Muslim,
00:42:05.940 so we know that.
00:42:08.300 And so,
00:42:08.940 if you're not a member
00:42:10.100 of a religion,
00:42:11.120 then that means that you think
00:42:12.520 it's a false religion.
00:42:13.720 If you didn't think it was a false religion,
00:42:15.500 then you'd be part of that religion,
00:42:17.100 wouldn't you?
00:42:18.080 So,
00:42:18.540 every single person
00:42:19.420 who is not Muslim
00:42:20.660 on earth
00:42:21.340 thinks that Islam
00:42:22.360 is a false religion,
00:42:23.380 otherwise they would be Muslim.
00:42:25.340 They might not all say it,
00:42:26.680 but they think it.
00:42:28.020 Just like every non-Christian person
00:42:29.560 thinks that Christianity
00:42:30.320 is a false religion.
00:42:31.700 It is a religion that is false.
00:42:35.300 But even that aside,
00:42:36.400 how is that racist?
00:42:39.280 Muhammad was a pedophile.
00:42:41.720 Well,
00:42:42.160 it is a historical fact
00:42:43.580 that Muhammad was involved
00:42:44.820 with, what,
00:42:45.220 a nine-year-old girl?
00:42:45.920 So,
00:42:46.900 are you suggesting that,
00:42:49.300 are you defending that,
00:42:51.100 Washington Post?
00:42:54.580 But even if he,
00:42:55.740 even if that's not true,
00:42:56.840 it's,
00:42:57.160 Muhammad is not a race.
00:42:59.160 He's a historical figure.
00:43:02.460 Other than that,
00:43:03.560 influx of illegal aliens
00:43:05.160 are helping to spread disease.
00:43:06.320 Well,
00:43:06.440 that's obviously true.
00:43:09.880 China virus.
00:43:11.440 He says a motto of,
00:43:12.480 a motto of the QAnon
00:43:13.780 conspiracy movement,
00:43:15.140 but they don't,
00:43:15.720 notice,
00:43:16.120 they don't tell you
00:43:16.540 what the motto is
00:43:17.320 that he used.
00:43:19.460 Because it was probably
00:43:20.420 something like,
00:43:21.240 what are they,
00:43:21.700 recently we've been told
00:43:23.040 that a motto is like,
00:43:24.080 protect our children.
00:43:25.800 Things like that.
00:43:26.620 Those are,
00:43:27.140 those are mottos
00:43:27.980 of the QAnon
00:43:28.700 conspiracy movement.
00:43:32.140 So,
00:43:32.640 this is a,
00:43:33.680 just a totally
00:43:34.440 false hit piece
00:43:35.220 trying to,
00:43:36.280 you know,
00:43:36.540 penalize this guy
00:43:37.880 for getting involved
00:43:39.580 in local politics
00:43:40.560 and committed.
00:43:41.340 What's the real sin he committed?
00:43:42.260 Well,
00:43:42.340 the real sin he committed
00:43:42.960 is that he,
00:43:43.360 is that he beat a Democrat.
00:43:44.420 How dare he?
00:43:45.160 He must be racist.
00:43:46.140 And so that's what we learned.
00:43:47.460 All right,
00:43:47.860 now time for the comment section.
00:43:49.500 Daily cancellations
00:43:50.920 are the law
00:43:51.640 and order of the day.
00:43:54.080 We're the Sweet Baby Gang.
00:44:00.360 Mike says,
00:44:01.120 Matt's love of speaking
00:44:02.200 about home financing
00:44:03.340 is astonishing.
00:44:04.220 Well,
00:44:04.320 thank you for noticing that.
00:44:05.180 It is one of my great passions,
00:44:06.280 as you know.
00:44:07.160 And I'm just glad,
00:44:07.920 I'm glad you picked up on that.
00:44:09.120 And,
00:44:09.340 you know,
00:44:10.800 it's good to know
00:44:11.880 when my passions
00:44:13.220 come through
00:44:15.300 because that's what
00:44:16.120 this show is all about.
00:44:18.980 Let's see,
00:44:19.540 another comment says,
00:44:20.560 Matt,
00:44:20.740 you were a beekeeper,
00:44:21.820 so mocking George Hudson
00:44:23.060 for being an entomologist
00:44:24.320 is dangerously ironic.
00:44:26.260 Yeah,
00:44:26.620 I was a beekeeper.
00:44:27.420 First,
00:44:27.780 no,
00:44:28.120 I'm not,
00:44:28.540 not I was a beekeeper.
00:44:29.580 I'm still a beekeeper.
00:44:30.580 Once a beekeeper,
00:44:31.400 always a beekeeper,
00:44:31.960 even though I don't currently
00:44:32.720 keep bees.
00:44:34.880 I still identify as a beekeeper,
00:44:36.400 so please respect that.
00:44:37.840 But I also have not tried
00:44:39.080 to change
00:44:40.060 time itself
00:44:42.460 to accommodate me.
00:44:44.660 Okay,
00:44:44.960 when I am beekeeping,
00:44:46.480 if I want to go out
00:44:48.080 and do some beekeeping
00:44:49.280 and it's dark out,
00:44:50.840 then I feel disappointed
00:44:52.980 and I say,
00:44:53.620 well,
00:44:53.780 I can't beekeep right now
00:44:55.020 because it's dark out.
00:44:57.060 I don't go lobby
00:44:58.280 the UN or something
00:44:59.960 to,
00:45:00.260 can we change the clocks
00:45:01.480 and try to
00:45:02.100 maybe go to NASA?
00:45:03.640 Is there some way
00:45:04.060 you can slow down
00:45:05.160 the rotation of the earth?
00:45:08.280 I don't do that
00:45:09.120 because I'm not a megalomaniac
00:45:10.680 like George Hudson,
00:45:12.800 one of the great villains
00:45:14.100 of history.
00:45:14.960 Ronan says,
00:45:18.740 Matt,
00:45:18.940 you keep saying
00:45:19.440 that the number one way
00:45:20.060 to help The Daily Wire's
00:45:20.900 legal case
00:45:21.400 is to become a member.
00:45:22.380 For those of us
00:45:23.220 who already have a membership
00:45:24.220 or want to do more,
00:45:25.100 is there anything else
00:45:25.660 we can do?
00:45:26.840 Yeah,
00:45:27.240 you can donate
00:45:27.820 your internal organs.
00:45:29.400 We keep them in a vat
00:45:30.540 in the break room,
00:45:31.420 so just send those in.
00:45:34.500 Don't ask any more questions.
00:45:36.800 Let's see.
00:45:38.780 Christopher says,
00:45:39.600 two years ago,
00:45:40.460 Matt came out
00:45:41.040 against Daylight Savings
00:45:42.260 calling it stupid.
00:45:43.560 Last year,
00:45:43.960 he called it
00:45:44.280 an amazing magical thing
00:45:45.420 that we do.
00:45:46.200 This year,
00:45:46.640 he switched back
00:45:47.220 to calling it stupid.
00:45:48.500 I can't wait for next year
00:45:49.380 for Matt to call it
00:45:50.080 the force which keeps
00:45:50.840 our society intact
00:45:51.740 when he wakes up late
00:45:52.500 for church
00:45:52.980 but is saved
00:45:53.520 by the extra hour.
00:45:54.400 I shouldn't have to tell you,
00:46:02.960 this is my lived experience.
00:46:03.860 My experience changes
00:46:04.960 much like the time changes.
00:46:08.980 And do I have to tell you now
00:46:10.300 what's going to happen to you
00:46:11.400 for mocking me
00:46:13.660 while I am living in my truth
00:46:16.580 and speaking my truth?
00:46:17.860 You're obviously banned
00:46:18.720 from the show.
00:46:19.080 Let's see.
00:46:22.680 What else do we got?
00:46:24.300 Personal account says,
00:46:25.760 Matt, you're misinterpreting
00:46:26.820 the dog.
00:46:27.420 It's not that he dislikes you.
00:46:28.620 Don't be nicer to him.
00:46:29.560 He recognizes you
00:46:30.260 as the alpha of your family.
00:46:31.420 That's why he barks at you.
00:46:32.660 He's challenging the leader.
00:46:35.220 Dominate over him
00:46:36.100 without being abusive.
00:46:37.420 Puff out your chest.
00:46:38.220 Walk with a straight back
00:46:39.100 and with certainty.
00:46:39.700 Walk into the room
00:46:40.160 without looking at him.
00:46:40.920 Walk through him
00:46:41.580 instead of around him.
00:46:42.780 Walk through him.
00:46:43.320 Like what?
00:46:43.700 Kick him out of the way?
00:46:44.360 What do you talk?
00:46:44.720 Walk through him?
00:46:45.400 Get a bit fiery back at him
00:46:48.160 when he barks at you.
00:46:49.060 Speak using your core.
00:46:50.540 Reinforce that you are
00:46:51.240 the alpha of the whole family.
00:46:54.440 Jess says,
00:46:54.940 Matt, it's not that you
00:46:55.540 haven't earned your place
00:46:56.360 in the pack.
00:46:56.780 It's that you haven't
00:46:57.200 asserted yourself as alpha,
00:46:58.520 which really should have been done
00:46:59.900 as soon as the dog was adopted.
00:47:01.140 There's still hope though
00:47:01.840 and if you want the barking
00:47:02.680 at you to stop,
00:47:03.500 you're going to need to figure out
00:47:04.340 how to assert your dominance
00:47:05.360 as alpha.
00:47:06.180 So there's a lot of comments
00:47:07.220 like this.
00:47:07.680 People are chiming in
00:47:08.440 on the dog quandary,
00:47:10.100 which I appreciate.
00:47:11.700 What I'm getting
00:47:12.220 and this is the theme,
00:47:14.120 like all the comments,
00:47:14.860 what I'm getting from this
00:47:15.480 is that I need to be meaner
00:47:16.900 to the dog
00:47:17.380 is what you're telling me.
00:47:18.100 That's what you're telling me.
00:47:20.400 And I can do that.
00:47:21.340 I mean, in general,
00:47:22.620 anytime someone tells me
00:47:23.560 that I can solve a problem
00:47:24.660 by being an even meaner
00:47:27.020 son of a b****,
00:47:29.020 you know,
00:47:29.300 that's,
00:47:29.680 I can do that.
00:47:30.300 That I can do.
00:47:32.420 Though it is annoying
00:47:33.240 to hear that this animal
00:47:34.820 thinks he's the alpha
00:47:35.740 in my home.
00:47:37.740 Where does he come off?
00:47:38.980 And, you know,
00:47:39.620 but then he also runs away.
00:47:40.960 Like he'll bark
00:47:41.480 and then he runs away.
00:47:42.080 So, you coward,
00:47:44.180 show yourself,
00:47:44.880 you coward.
00:47:46.840 He thinks that I'm
00:47:47.640 some sort of threat,
00:47:48.480 but then he doesn't.
00:47:50.680 No, he's all bark
00:47:51.280 and no bite,
00:47:51.780 which I guess is good.
00:47:53.280 I guess I would
00:47:53.680 really prefer that.
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00:49:59.560 Now let's get to
00:50:00.220 our daily cancellation.
00:50:04.940 Today we're canceling
00:50:06.160 Yale University.
00:50:07.400 There are, of course,
00:50:08.000 many reasons to cancel Yale,
00:50:09.840 many reasons to cancel
00:50:10.620 all Ivy League universities
00:50:12.720 along with the whole
00:50:13.340 university system,
00:50:14.220 starting with the fact
00:50:14.840 that the whole thing
00:50:15.320 is a giant scam,
00:50:16.280 a Ponzi scheme,
00:50:17.820 bilking millions of young people
00:50:18.940 out of billions of dollars
00:50:19.960 collectively
00:50:21.400 and giving them nothing
00:50:22.780 of value in return for it.
00:50:24.300 But that is all mostly
00:50:25.880 beside the point for today.
00:50:28.400 Yale is canceled
00:50:29.080 for this study
00:50:29.840 as reported by The Independent.
00:50:31.000 It says,
00:50:31.160 a survey has revealed
00:50:32.160 that more Americans
00:50:33.540 than ever are fearful
00:50:34.780 of the ravages
00:50:35.680 of man-made climate change,
00:50:37.220 causing many to suffer
00:50:38.100 anxiety or depression.
00:50:39.980 Yale University's
00:50:40.660 Climate Change
00:50:41.280 in the American Minds survey
00:50:42.560 found that an all-time record
00:50:43.720 70% of Americans
00:50:45.240 are now very or somewhat worried
00:50:46.760 about global warming.
00:50:48.260 Researchers added,
00:50:49.340 the percentage of those
00:50:50.160 very worried
00:50:50.780 increased 10 points
00:50:51.820 since March.
00:50:53.160 Americans' perception
00:50:53.900 that global warming
00:50:54.560 is a threat
00:50:55.040 has increased dramatically
00:50:55.940 and for times,
00:50:56.860 for the first time,
00:50:57.520 a majority of Americans
00:50:58.480 now say that the people
00:50:59.480 in the United States
00:51:00.940 are being harmed
00:51:01.620 right now
00:51:02.080 by global warming.
00:51:03.460 Noah Oederberg,
00:51:04.760 a psychologist
00:51:05.640 working in Oakland,
00:51:07.460 it's an unfortunate
00:51:08.000 last name,
00:51:08.600 Oederberg,
00:51:09.580 hopefully he didn't have
00:51:10.140 any, you know,
00:51:10.720 BO problems in school
00:51:12.120 because that just
00:51:12.600 would have been
00:51:12.880 way too cruel.
00:51:13.940 He told ABC7,
00:51:15.380 you may have heard
00:51:16.440 of PTSD,
00:51:17.920 post-traumatic stress disorder.
00:51:19.440 A psychiatrist
00:51:19.960 came up with pre-PTSD
00:51:21.940 because it's not a trauma
00:51:22.960 that's already occurred.
00:51:24.120 It's a fear
00:51:24.840 of a future trauma,
00:51:25.960 so it's the new idea
00:51:27.300 and it involves
00:51:28.740 anxiety and depression.
00:51:29.640 It's very new
00:51:30.720 and the field of psychology
00:51:31.540 is not prepared for it.
00:51:33.540 Eco-anxiety
00:51:34.500 is a growing problem
00:51:35.380 among young people
00:51:35.940 and so on and so on.
00:51:37.560 Okay,
00:51:38.180 now first of all,
00:51:39.520 I suppose I really
00:51:41.180 should be canceling
00:51:41.860 the psychiatry field
00:51:42.860 for this,
00:51:44.040 but I think I've already
00:51:44.840 done that multiple times
00:51:46.300 and it's for reasons
00:51:48.720 like this,
00:51:49.360 pre-PTSD,
00:51:51.740 so pre-post-traumatic stress.
00:51:54.980 As a matter of basic
00:51:57.720 linguistic logic,
00:51:58.900 why wouldn't you just
00:51:59.560 call it pre-TSD?
00:52:02.040 That sounds better too.
00:52:03.980 Or better yet,
00:52:04.920 call it nothing.
00:52:06.220 We don't need a new term,
00:52:07.620 a new acronym
00:52:08.220 for the fear of things
00:52:09.520 that haven't happened yet.
00:52:10.960 That's not pre-PTSD,
00:52:13.300 that's just called anxiety.
00:52:14.840 That's precisely
00:52:15.640 what anxiety is
00:52:16.760 by definition.
00:52:17.940 Stress and fear
00:52:19.000 and worry about the unknown,
00:52:21.580 that which might happen,
00:52:23.360 that's anxiety.
00:52:25.080 It's the fear of possibility.
00:52:28.180 Children feel anxiety
00:52:29.420 in the dark
00:52:30.720 because of what monsters
00:52:32.340 they imagine
00:52:32.920 might be lurking in it.
00:52:34.020 Turn the lights on,
00:52:34.760 the anxiety goes away.
00:52:36.300 The unknown turns
00:52:37.340 into the known.
00:52:38.600 So this is basic psychology.
00:52:40.000 We don't need a new term
00:52:40.840 to describe it.
00:52:42.920 Also,
00:52:43.560 most people complaining
00:52:44.820 about PTSD
00:52:45.540 in general
00:52:46.380 don't really have PTSD.
00:52:49.540 Most people on Earth,
00:52:51.800 certainly in the West,
00:52:53.360 have never been traumatized
00:52:54.620 by anything.
00:52:56.000 They only imagine
00:52:57.140 they've been traumatized
00:52:58.040 because they're neurotic
00:52:59.060 and they're self-absorbed
00:53:00.020 and they're weak.
00:53:01.280 Trauma is real,
00:53:02.160 people do suffer from it,
00:53:03.120 but it's not nearly as common
00:53:04.420 as the psychiatry industry
00:53:05.400 leads us to believe.
00:53:06.600 And pre-trauma,
00:53:07.740 trauma from something
00:53:08.340 that hasn't even happened yet,
00:53:09.720 is definitely not real.
00:53:11.040 It can't be real.
00:53:12.700 You can't be traumatized
00:53:13.960 by something
00:53:14.300 if it hasn't happened.
00:53:15.900 You're not traumatized
00:53:17.080 by your fears of the future.
00:53:18.640 You're uncomfortable.
00:53:19.740 You're sad.
00:53:20.880 You're anxious.
00:53:22.380 These are all human emotions.
00:53:24.360 Every human deals with them.
00:53:26.160 Get over yourself
00:53:26.900 and live your life.
00:53:28.520 But of course,
00:53:28.940 here I am engaging
00:53:29.660 with the results of the survey
00:53:30.640 as if the results are real
00:53:31.760 when they aren't.
00:53:33.380 How do I know it isn't real?
00:53:35.360 Do I have a study
00:53:36.960 or a survey of my own
00:53:37.980 to debunk it?
00:53:38.900 No, I just have common sense,
00:53:40.160 which is often a better judge.
00:53:41.920 And based on my common sense
00:53:43.300 and my experience
00:53:44.080 as a human being
00:53:44.840 in this world,
00:53:45.520 I know that I have never
00:53:46.500 in my life
00:53:47.060 even one time,
00:53:48.100 even once,
00:53:49.380 met someone in real life
00:53:50.920 and had a conversation
00:53:51.600 with them
00:53:52.000 where they divulged
00:53:53.060 that their top concern
00:53:54.340 in life is climate change.
00:53:55.760 I've never met anyone
00:53:57.100 who would say that.
00:53:58.900 I've talked to a lot of people
00:54:00.200 as we all have
00:54:01.240 about their worries and fears.
00:54:02.700 That has never been
00:54:03.900 at the top of anybody's list
00:54:05.400 that I've talked to
00:54:06.120 or even on the list.
00:54:09.320 And yet 70% feel this way?
00:54:12.040 70%?
00:54:13.500 Now you could call this anecdotal.
00:54:14.960 That's fine.
00:54:15.320 Here's something
00:54:15.640 that's not anecdotal.
00:54:16.840 This is simply a fact
00:54:18.020 about society.
00:54:19.440 Almost nobody,
00:54:20.840 to include the climate change activist,
00:54:23.620 is actually acting
00:54:24.860 like they're worried
00:54:25.820 about climate change at all.
00:54:27.780 The claim that most people
00:54:29.120 are deeply worried
00:54:29.900 about man-caused climate change
00:54:31.220 is a theory
00:54:32.480 that predicts certain things
00:54:34.000 about the world.
00:54:35.300 Right?
00:54:36.460 So if you didn't know
00:54:37.460 anything about society
00:54:38.180 and someone told you
00:54:39.780 that climate change
00:54:40.740 is a big problem
00:54:41.480 and the world's going
00:54:42.600 to come to an end
00:54:43.220 because we're driving cars
00:54:44.360 and stuff
00:54:44.620 and everyone's really
00:54:46.240 worried about it,
00:54:46.920 and you didn't know anything.
00:54:49.600 You'd been living
00:54:50.300 in a cave all this time
00:54:51.140 and you didn't know
00:54:51.520 anything about society
00:54:52.240 and you were told that
00:54:53.760 and you believed it.
00:54:55.360 You would go out
00:54:56.360 into society
00:54:57.080 expecting to see
00:54:58.980 that reality
00:55:00.160 reflected
00:55:01.180 in the way people
00:55:02.240 live their lives
00:55:03.160 and go about
00:55:03.900 their daily lives
00:55:05.240 and it's just not at all
00:55:06.980 because when I look around,
00:55:09.440 I don't see those
00:55:10.200 predictions verified.
00:55:11.240 Nobody,
00:55:11.900 with only the rarest exception,
00:55:13.900 is living in a way
00:55:15.140 that you would expect
00:55:16.020 people to live
00:55:16.920 if they really believed
00:55:18.200 that humanity
00:55:19.180 was on the brink
00:55:19.800 of extinction
00:55:20.220 because of modern technology
00:55:21.380 and fossil fuels
00:55:22.040 and all the rest.
00:55:23.520 So environmentalism
00:55:24.380 is one giant pageant.
00:55:25.880 It's a charade.
00:55:27.180 None of these people
00:55:28.000 are making any significant
00:55:29.300 changes to their lives.
00:55:30.320 They're not.
00:55:31.700 Now,
00:55:32.160 there is one caveat here.
00:55:34.200 I'm claiming
00:55:34.880 that almost none
00:55:35.560 of the adults
00:55:36.240 pretending to care
00:55:36.880 about climate change
00:55:37.480 actually do
00:55:38.040 and I stand by that.
00:55:39.240 Almost all of their
00:55:40.020 eco-fears
00:55:40.780 and anxieties
00:55:41.360 are made up.
00:55:42.000 They're invented.
00:55:42.480 It's a lie.
00:55:43.100 But that only applies
00:55:45.260 to the adults.
00:55:46.840 I am certainly willing
00:55:47.700 to believe
00:55:48.140 that the psychological
00:55:49.040 terror campaign
00:55:50.120 being waged
00:55:50.800 against kids
00:55:51.640 on this subject
00:55:52.600 is indeed
00:55:53.340 sincerely effective.
00:55:55.840 Anxiety comes
00:55:56.660 from the unknown
00:55:57.200 and for children
00:55:57.860 almost everything
00:55:58.760 is an unknown.
00:55:59.880 They are ignorant.
00:56:00.860 They're innocent.
00:56:01.400 They're confused.
00:56:03.020 They're also helpless.
00:56:05.000 And that's why adults,
00:56:06.140 adults who are not
00:56:06.740 scumbags anyway,
00:56:08.060 shield their kids
00:56:09.160 from even valid
00:56:10.620 worries and concerns
00:56:11.600 because there's nothing
00:56:12.660 the kids can do
00:56:13.740 with the information.
00:56:15.340 So if I thought
00:56:16.040 that I was going
00:56:16.440 to lose my job
00:56:17.320 and lose my house,
00:56:19.480 we'd all be homeless.
00:56:20.220 That'd make a lot
00:56:20.580 of people very happy.
00:56:21.700 Wouldn't make me happy.
00:56:23.260 And that would be
00:56:23.900 a very real thing
00:56:24.780 worth worrying about,
00:56:26.280 right?
00:56:27.460 And a very real risk.
00:56:29.720 But I wouldn't
00:56:30.400 tell my kids.
00:56:32.040 I would shoulder
00:56:32.960 that psychological burden
00:56:34.140 myself alone
00:56:35.380 because there's nothing
00:56:36.500 the kids can do
00:56:37.700 with it or about it.
00:56:39.380 I wouldn't sit
00:56:40.120 my kids down
00:56:40.940 and say,
00:56:41.320 you know,
00:56:41.600 daddy's really worried.
00:56:42.400 I mean,
00:56:42.660 there's a chance
00:56:43.180 it might not happen,
00:56:43.920 but I might lose my job.
00:56:44.940 We might be homeless.
00:56:45.540 You're going to lose
00:56:45.900 everything that you,
00:56:46.720 all of your possessions
00:56:47.580 will be gone.
00:56:48.940 Like,
00:56:49.180 I wouldn't sit them down
00:56:50.700 and say that to them
00:56:51.440 because it's not a weight
00:56:53.720 that they should be made
00:56:54.660 to carry
00:56:55.100 because they can't
00:56:55.980 carry it anywhere
00:56:56.960 or do anything with it.
00:56:58.460 All they can do with it
00:56:59.600 is suffer helplessly.
00:57:01.720 So that's why
00:57:02.340 we shelter them.
00:57:03.600 Why we should shelter them.
00:57:05.300 Let them be free
00:57:06.080 and joyful
00:57:06.940 and innocent
00:57:07.940 for as long as they can.
00:57:10.140 So all of this
00:57:10.960 is a long way
00:57:11.400 of saying that
00:57:11.820 even if the world
00:57:12.940 was going to come
00:57:14.420 to an end
00:57:14.820 in 10 years
00:57:15.500 because there are
00:57:16.300 too many soccer moms
00:57:17.240 driving minivans,
00:57:18.240 I still wouldn't
00:57:19.520 tell my kids.
00:57:20.940 I still wouldn't
00:57:21.720 tell them.
00:57:22.880 Why would I?
00:57:23.880 All they could do
00:57:24.520 with that information
00:57:25.100 is be afraid.
00:57:26.300 They'd live their last
00:57:27.060 10 years in fear
00:57:28.060 and for what?
00:57:30.020 So even if it was true
00:57:31.220 that the apocalypse
00:57:32.020 was upon us,
00:57:33.080 you would still be
00:57:34.220 an abusive,
00:57:34.920 selfish piece of crap
00:57:36.200 for telling your kids
00:57:37.020 about it.
00:57:38.380 But now consider
00:57:39.320 the fact that
00:57:39.860 it's not true
00:57:40.620 and no adult
00:57:42.220 really truly deep
00:57:43.400 in their heart
00:57:43.820 believes that it's true
00:57:44.900 and yet many of them
00:57:46.060 still voice this nonsense
00:57:47.600 on their kids.
00:57:49.000 You've got a bunch
00:57:49.800 of maladjusted,
00:57:50.880 unstable,
00:57:51.700 miserable,
00:57:52.300 fearful adults
00:57:53.020 who have decided
00:57:54.020 that their kids
00:57:54.900 shouldn't be allowed
00:57:55.620 to have joy
00:57:56.240 and innocence
00:57:56.700 in their lives either.
00:57:59.160 You know,
00:57:59.640 they say to their kids
00:58:00.220 basically,
00:58:00.620 if I can't figure out
00:58:01.440 how to be happy
00:58:01.980 in this world,
00:58:02.540 then neither should you.
00:58:05.220 They tell the kids
00:58:06.040 horror stories
00:58:06.760 about climate change
00:58:07.720 and scare them
00:58:09.040 about the coronavirus
00:58:09.800 and spin wild yarns
00:58:12.360 about systemic racism
00:58:13.440 and Nazis
00:58:14.000 and white supremacists
00:58:14.940 roaming the streets
00:58:15.540 and purposefully drain
00:58:17.440 all of the hope
00:58:18.360 and joy
00:58:19.000 out of these kids' lives,
00:58:21.060 turning them into
00:58:21.800 shaky, nervous,
00:58:23.020 high-strung wrecks
00:58:24.060 like themselves.
00:58:25.120 That's what makes
00:58:25.920 this all so damn sinister.
00:58:28.000 And it's why we should say
00:58:29.080 that not only Yale,
00:58:30.060 but all environmentalists,
00:58:31.300 especially those
00:58:31.920 needlessly scaring kids,
00:58:34.480 are today canceled.
00:58:36.260 And that'll do it
00:58:37.480 for us today.
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