The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 888 - Biden Hires Gender Fluid Drag Queen Dog Fetishist

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, the Biden administration goes for gold in the woke

00:00:03.440 Olympics by appointing a gender-fluid drag queen dog fetishist to a high-ranking federal post. 0.68

00:00:09.840 Yes, we'll have more information about that. Also, speaking of sexual degeneracy, 0.97

00:00:13.200 parents in one school district are outraged after their young children were given an assignment

00:00:16.820 asking them to list their sexual desires and preferences and comparing it to pizza.

00:00:22.640 We'll have to explain that one as well. And a new Disney Junior show teaches kids about

00:00:25.960 microaggressions through song. Plus, many Democrats have changed their tune about masking. What

00:00:30.560 accounts for the sudden conversion? Finally, in our daily cancellation, we'll discuss what might be

00:00:34.200 the most horrific story of racism you'll ever hear, and it happened in a Gucci store, and the victim

00:00:39.480 is a rapper. All of that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.

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00:02:13.220 and mention offer code Walsh. As Western civilization marches inexorably into collapse and extinction,

00:02:20.120 many landmarks kind of mark our way, our path, as we go along. Many unprecedented events

00:02:26.120 and historic moments occur. As we get nearer and nearer to the edge of the cliff, we find that we

00:02:31.740 pass these signposts with greater frequency. And so history was made yet again this week,

00:02:36.700 though you may not have heard about it. According to multiple reports, the Biden administration has

00:02:40.420 hired a man named Sam Brinton to an important and high-level post at the Department of Energy.

00:02:46.320 Brinton will be the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of

00:02:53.240 Nuclear Energy, where he will be tasked with the important role of, as the title suggests,

00:02:58.260 disposing of nuclear waste. This is the kind of thing that you would want to entrust to only the 0.91

00:03:03.000 sanest and most clear-headed sort of person. But instead, Biden has decided to use this appointment

00:03:08.600 as another opportunity to earn woke points from the far left. Brinton, as it turns out,

00:03:15.360 is a longtime LGBT activist. Most recently, he was the head of advocacy and government affairs for a

00:03:21.360 gay rights group called the Trevor Project, where he worked on important issues like pronouns. Listen.

00:03:26.420 I use they and them as my pronouns. And when someone uses they and them as my pronouns,

00:03:35.580 I feel like that person is listening to me. That person cares about me and that person

00:03:39.900 wants to have a conversation with me.

00:03:51.160 Pronouns are a fascinating part of modern culture. I don't think many people think about them very often

00:04:01.660 until someone like myself or others say their pronouns. So when I introduce myself, I generally

00:04:10.000 say, hi, my name's Sam Brinton. I use they and them as my pronouns. And I serve as head of advocacy

00:04:15.360 and government affairs for the Trevor Project.

00:04:18.160 I don't know why they always dress like they just raided the wardrobe at a, you know, Tim Burton film or

00:04:24.440 something. His extensive experience promoting pronoun usage has undoubtedly prepared him to run a

00:04:29.620 division within the Department of Energy, of course. But we haven't even scratched the woke

00:04:33.660 surface when it comes to Sam Brinton. On his own Twitter account, Brinton brags that he will be,

00:04:38.760 to his knowledge, the first gender fluid person appointed to a position of leadership in the federal

00:04:43.340 government. But he sells himself a little short, I think. He's not just the first gender fluid person to

00:04:50.400 hold a high ranking position in the government, mostly because there is no such thing as being

00:04:54.740 gender fluid. He is, though, as far as I know, the first drag queen and dog fetishist. Now, we know 0.91

00:05:01.760 that Bill Clinton was into some weird stuff, so it's possible that Brinton's appointment is not as

00:05:06.820 historic as it might seem. But we can certainly say that he is the first person in a high ranking

00:05:11.260 federal post to be open about these things, at least. And he is indeed very open, all too open.

00:05:18.480 The National Pulse reports, quote, a recent high level hire at the Department of Energy's Office of

00:05:24.240 Nuclear Energy is a drag queen LGBTQ plus activist who has lectured on kink at college campuses and

00:05:31.540 participated in interviews about fetish role play. In one interview, Sam Brinton, now a top Biden

00:05:36.680 official, even discusses having sex with animals. He also goes by Sister Radioactive, his drag queen 0.96

00:05:43.900 alter ego. In his own website's bio, Brinton reveals, quote, Sam has worn his stilettos to

00:05:49.260 Congress to advise legislators about nuclear policy and to the White House, where he advised President

00:05:54.220 Obama and Michelle Obama on LGBT issues. He shows young men and women everywhere that everywhere he

00:06:00.100 goes that they can be who they are and gives them courage. Once while he was walking around Disney

00:06:04.740 World in six inch stilettos with his boyfriend, a young gay boy saw Sam with his boyfriend and started

00:06:09.760 crying. He told his mother, it's true, mom. We can be our own princesses here. Yeah, I'm sure this guy

00:06:16.900 has caused a lot of children to bust out in tears when they when they see him. An inspiring story,

00:06:23.700 though. Specifically, what it inspires is nausea. And it gets worse. Back to the National Pulse, it says,

00:06:28.900 Brinton is an active member of the Washington, D.C. chapter of a drag queen society known as the

00:06:33.220 Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, which lists him as the principal contact on its 2016 and 2018 tax forms.

00:06:39.160 During the group's Lavender Mass 2021, Brinton can be seen referring to Anthony Fauci,

00:06:44.320 who was declared a saint as Daddy Fauci. In a separate interview, Brinton explains how he

00:06:49.100 role plays as a pup handler. Brinton explains, quote, I actually have trouble when we transition

00:06:55.040 from pup play to having sex. Like, no, I can't have you whimper like that when we're having sex, 0.96

00:07:01.260 he says, because I don't want to mix that world. It's interesting because he doesn't have to come out

00:07:06.260 of pup mode to have me have sex with him. I personally have to bring him out of pup perception 0.91

00:07:10.560 for me, but that I'm still treating him as a submissive to me. You know, I've always scoffed

00:07:16.820 at the idea of trigger warnings, but that might have been an occasion to use one. Too late now.

00:07:22.080 Sorry about that. Now, if you for some reason want some pictures to go along with those descriptions,

00:07:27.640 journalist Andy Ngo provides them here. And you can see, if you're watching this on video,

00:07:32.620 you can see Brinton with his gay lovers in leather dog masks and leashes. These must be the dog-faced 1.00

00:07:39.160 pony soldiers that Biden warned us about. If only we had listened. So this is who will be in charge

00:07:46.600 of nuclear waste disposal over at the Department of Energy. The good news is that when we have our

00:07:52.360 own Chernobyl, the eventual HBO miniseries about it will be even more interesting. Meanwhile,

00:07:58.560 many people on social media have defended Brinton from criticism, saying that his sex life is none

00:08:03.600 of our business. You know, it's not relevant to the work he was hired to do. And we shouldn't

00:08:09.380 kink shame him. The problem with that argument, of course, is that he has made his sex life our 0.97

00:08:15.180 business. He has spent years advertising it, posting photographs, doing interviews, and so on.

00:08:21.980 So if you don't want anyone to know about or comment on your sexual proclivities,

00:08:26.280 then don't stand on the street corner with a bullhorn shouting,

00:08:30.060 Hey guys, let me tell you about my sexual proclivities.

00:08:33.980 And especially don't do it with a leather dog mask on.

00:08:37.900 But of course, as always with LGBT activists, they very much want the public to know about

00:08:43.120 their sex lives and to have opinions about their sex lives. It's just that they only want us to have

00:08:48.080 one specific opinion, which is an opinion of approval, affirmation, and celebration.

00:08:52.360 Unfortunately for them, it doesn't work that way. See, when you submit a certain fact about

00:08:59.160 yourself to the public, when you say to the public, Hey, let me tell you about myself. Isn't

00:09:03.800 that interesting? You don't get to assign them an opinion ahead of time. You don't get to say to

00:09:10.560 someone, a stranger, here, I'm going to give you this fact about myself. And before I tell you,

00:09:16.260 here's the only opinion you're allowed to have about it. No, you've opened yourself up for whatever

00:09:22.980 judgment people feel like making. And no matter what the judgment is, you're not a victim because

00:09:29.060 they can have whatever opinion they want. And the judgment in this case about a drag queen dog 0.59

00:09:34.380 fetishist is going to be among many people and ought to be rather negative. Now, is it relevant to the

00:09:42.580 job that he's supposed to do? Does, does this even matter? Well, it does because only a mentally 0.97

00:09:49.140 unbalanced and severely sick person would have any desire to dress someone up in a leather dog outfit 0.96

00:09:55.140 and walk them around on a leash. There's a sentence, one of many that I never thought I'd have to say.

00:10:02.300 Only such a person would be sexually tantalized by the idea of someone pretending to be a dog. I mean,

00:10:07.380 this is, I shouldn't have to tell you, this is bestiality. You know, this is you're attracted to

00:10:13.820 someone because they're pretending to be a dog. Your personal life is, is going to actually be the

00:10:19.740 best reflection of who you are as a person. That's why we call it your personal life.

00:10:26.200 And the reflection in Sam Britton's case is quite horrifying. This is to say nothing of the national

00:10:32.220 security risks of having someone like this anywhere near nuclear material. The concern isn't so much

00:10:38.660 what he would do with that material. I mean, that's part of the concern, but even more so what a country

00:10:44.040 like China might be able to do with someone like him. I mean, just think we know what Britain has made

00:10:51.240 public about himself. Now, just imagine what he has not made public. I mean, for this guy, this, the,

00:10:58.620 the, the things that, that he advertises, the things about his life that he says, oh yeah, everyone

00:11:04.200 should know about this. I mean, what are the things where he says, oh, I'm not going to tell anybody

00:11:10.280 about this. I don't know what they are, but imagine if China discovers those things, putting the drag queen 1.00

00:11:20.180 and the dog outfit into a position of leadership in the department of energy is a big blinking neon sign

00:11:25.640 shouting, hey China, please blackmail this guy. Besides the final point here is let's remember how 0.84

00:11:33.080 the left treated people like Amy Coney Barrett, Mike Pence, their personal lives, their beliefs about

00:11:40.680 sex were considered very relevant. The dogma lives loudly within you. Who can forget that phrase to

00:11:47.720 Amy Coney Barrett? And what were those beliefs? Well, simply that people should get married, stay

00:11:54.800 married, and only have sex with their own spouses. These, what we must now call traditional attitudes

00:12:00.980 about sex, were meant to be disqualifying. And yet a man who fantasizes about having sex with dogs 0.99

00:12:07.320 ought not be disqualified. Now, you see, it's not that the left thinks sex is private and has no 0.99

00:12:14.860 relevance to the public. Far from it. They've done more than anyone to make sex into a public affair

00:12:21.060 in more ways than one. No, it's that there is a certain extremely depraved set of ideas about sex

00:12:28.540 that they want to promote and normalize. And that's what this guy's appointment is obviously

00:12:34.760 really about. Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:13:54.440 Britton and his appointment to the nuclear division over the Department of Energy is whether anyone in the

00:14:01.080 Republican Party will have the minimal courage required to criticize it or say anything about

00:14:07.700 it. Because we know as discussed with the Democrats when it came to Mike Pence, they were very eager to

00:14:15.700 say, I don't know, this guy only has sex with his wife. Seems a little suspicious. I don't know if he's 0.99

00:14:21.900 cut out for this job. Will any Republican stand up and say, hey, you know what? I'm actually not okay

00:14:29.760 with the dog fetishist drag queen, gender fluid guy having this position. 1.00

00:14:37.320 Probably not. As it stands right now, this is, he's put into that position totally unopposed.

00:14:41.920 All right. Let's unfortunately stay in the same theme here of sexual degeneracy. Reading now from

00:14:51.480 Tim Poole's website, timcast.com, says a Connecticut school is being criticized for sending eighth

00:14:57.460 graders an assignment requiring them to compare their preferred pizza toppings to their sexual

00:15:02.360 preferences. The school is now calling this assignment a mistake. Students at John F. Kennedy

00:15:09.020 Middle School in Enfield recently received the pizza and consent assignment. The assignment asked

00:15:15.180 students to compare their favorite pizza toppings to their favorite sex acts. I think, in fact, we have

00:15:21.380 a mother of one of these kids. She spoke to the Board of Education about it, and she has a little

00:15:27.320 bit more information about it. Let's listen to this clip. Just last week, a school assignment in JFK

00:15:32.540 labeled pizza and consent was sent out for students. What's pizza got to do with it, you wonder? We can use

00:15:37.660 pizza as a metaphor for sex. Those are the first two lines of this assignment, which is centered around

00:15:42.380 establishing consent and boundaries. Except for page two, where it takes it one step further and

00:15:47.140 states, now that you know the metaphor for sex, let's explore your preference. Draw and color your

00:15:52.220 favorite type of pizza. Mirror these preferences in relation to sex. Here are some examples, likes,

00:15:57.760 cheese equals kissing, dislikes, olives equals giving oral. Since when has it become acceptable for a 1.00

00:16:03.360 teacher to ask a student what their sexual wants, desires, and boundaries are. Maybe our board members 0.86

00:16:08.120 would like to answer this assignment and share their thoughts, just like our eighth grade students

00:16:11.500 were requested to do. No? Do you object and find it incredibly uncomfortable? When we reached out for

00:16:16.380 clarification, we were informed that the incorrect version of this assignment was posted in the

00:16:20.220 curriculum by mistake and inadvertently used for instruction in the classes. The coordinator claimed

00:16:24.940 to have caught the error in June, but failed to post the edited version intended for instruction.

00:16:28.760 Why didn't the teachers that taught this assignment catch it and question it? Did they just teach the

00:16:33.160 curriculum blindly, not questioning the morality of assignments required for the unit?

00:16:38.000 Oh, so that's their excuses that it was a mistake? And what kind of accident? Oh, we tripped and fell

00:16:45.080 and accidentally sexually groomed children. I mean, how is this an accident? It's very much intentional.

00:16:51.120 This was something they obviously meant to do. The only, as always, when you hear about mistakes,

00:16:56.560 when there's some horrific thing that makes its way into the curriculum, and then the school board

00:17:03.740 members or the teachers and the administrators say, oh, it was a mistake. No, the mistake was

00:17:08.540 parents finding out about it. That was the mistake. Because the kids aren't supposed to go home and tell

00:17:16.260 the parents, right? Parents aren't supposed to know about that. This is why the left has been very clear

00:17:22.200 that this, this is, it's none of your business what happens at the school. You shouldn't have any say

00:17:27.240 in that. That's, that's up to the teachers. So the mistake is that, uh, they found out. And I mean,

00:17:33.740 I'm not even going to try to understand, uh, the, some of the specifics here.

00:17:41.200 So talk about your sexual preferences and then, and then, and how they relate to pizza top toppings.

00:17:49.920 What? So each sex act is analogous to a pizza topping. So what, what, what is Sam Britton 0.81

00:17:57.760 like on his pizza? What, how do we, what, which pizza topping does that compare to? I wonder,

00:18:01.860 but when we see all of this, well, we have to remember, we talked about this in a backstage

00:18:08.200 last night, actually is, um, and it's, and it's good that, that parents are waking up to this now

00:18:14.140 and are becoming aware and they're speaking out. And that's a very good thing.

00:18:18.400 It's just unfortunate that we're about 60 years late, better late than never. I mean,

00:18:26.380 it's good that we're starting now, but all of this, as I explained last night, all of this was

00:18:33.400 inevitable. The moment that comprehensive, what they, what they used to call, I suppose they still

00:18:38.580 call comprehensive sex education. Once that became, um, ubiquitous in the school system, once that made

00:18:45.520 it into every curriculum, every, every school in the country, which it has been for decades now,

00:18:50.860 once that happened, all of this was inevitable. This is a logical extension of that.

00:18:56.380 And as bad as this is, I mean, you're asking eighth graders, not only are you talking to them

00:19:03.400 about the sexuality and sexual preferences, but you're asking them to specifically tell you

00:19:09.020 what their sexual desires are. You're, you're an adult talking to children, asking for their sexual

00:19:16.520 desires. You go up to a kid on the street, you take one of these teachers and, um, put them in a,

00:19:25.520 in civilian clothes out, out just walking on the street and they go up to an eighth grader and say,

00:19:30.660 Hey, uh, little kid, can you tell me about your sexual desires? You do that. And it's,

00:19:35.480 you're going to prison for that. That now you're, now you're on the sex offender registry,

00:19:41.400 but put the kid behind a desk and put you also behind a desk in, in, in the, in a classroom.

00:19:50.920 And now all of a sudden it's okay. No, of course not. But as bad as this is, it's not that much

00:19:57.980 worse. It's worse only by a matter of a few degrees from, um, the kind of thing that they

00:20:04.080 were doing in sex ed classes when I was going to school or back in the nineties, this is the

00:20:10.380 logical extension of, of comprehensive sex ed. The moment we went from, let's tell kids, um,

00:20:18.640 just about the birds and the bees, where babies come from, human anatomy, the biology of sexual

00:20:25.800 reproduction. Okay. Of course, that's going to be in the curriculum. That's part of science. That's

00:20:31.460 part of anatomy, you know, and, and at a certain age, when they get to a certain point, kids are

00:20:36.020 going to learn about that. They're going to learn about reproduction. But the moment we went from

00:20:39.680 learning about the scientific facts of sexual reproduction to, um, the, the, the teachers and

00:20:47.440 the school system, they're going to, you know, impart certain views, certain, uh, a value system

00:20:56.560 about the sexual act itself. So it went from reproduction to here are the attitudes that you

00:21:04.820 should have about sex. Once that threshold was crossed, all of the rest of this was going to

00:21:13.380 follow inevitably. And the problem is that for years and decades, even, yeah, there, there've

00:21:21.620 always been some conservatives criticizing comprehensive sexual sex ed, sex ed on these

00:21:26.240 grounds. But for years they were shouted down as a prudes and Puritans. And now a lot of the 0.71

00:21:35.560 people that were doing the shouting are outraged and they're showing up at the school boards outrage.

00:21:41.700 And I'm glad they are, but it's too bad that you're 20, 30, 40 years late.

00:21:47.640 And this is not just about, I told you so this is more like next time, try to catch on to these

00:21:55.300 things much sooner. All right. Uh, this is from Politico. It says Democrats are making a U-turn

00:22:02.480 on mask mandates just in time for the midterms. It's happening among the party's governors, several

00:22:06.520 of whom are easing up their masking rules as COVID's Omicron wave fades. And it's happening

00:22:12.140 on the Hill where Democrats are suddenly lining up to call for rollbacks of the nation's most

00:22:16.340 noticeable pandemic era rule. Their pandemic pivot comes as they brace for a brutal November

00:22:21.000 election in which the virus is shaping up to be Democrats' biggest blind spot. Um, many in the

00:22:26.200 party are now coming around to what swing district lawmakers have privately warned for weeks that the

00:22:29.980 Biden administration needs to drastically rethink its handling of COVID, particularly in the suburbs.

00:22:34.540 Those vulnerable Democrats worry that ugly clashes over mask school closings and vaccine mandates

00:22:38.720 will crush them in purple districts this fall. And it will, and there's nothing they could do to

00:22:42.480 stop it now. Thank God. Um, and as, as more and more school districts and states get away from

00:22:48.780 masking, uh, we're starting to see how kids are reacting to that. So I just want to play, play one

00:22:53.520 clip for you. Here's a class in an elementary school in Nevada when they, they first learn that the mask

00:22:59.980 mandate has been lifted and these kids look like they're, I don't know, in first or second grade.

00:23:04.540 And, um, here's how they react to it. Watch this.

00:23:07.680 Starting tomorrow, we don't have to wear masks anymore.

00:23:10.540 Yeah. Remember when they told us that, uh, Oh, it's no big deal to have the kids wear the mask. They

00:23:37.720 don't care. They're fine. They don't mind. No, it turns out when you, when you force anyone to

00:23:44.700 muzzle their faces for hours a day, every single day, it's, it's a rather unpleasant experience. A lot

00:23:50.500 worse than unpleasant actually. For kids, it is legitimately psychologically traumatizing

00:23:56.580 trauma. And there's no undoing the trauma now, by the way, you can't just flip a switch and it's

00:24:04.360 over. That's why when I watch videos like that, um, it's, it makes you happy to see that, that the

00:24:11.540 kids are finally being freed from their muzzles, but it's also infuriating when you think that the 1.00

00:24:17.920 reason they're so excited is that they have been abused this way for the last two years.

00:24:25.660 And that's why we, there's, there, there can't be any forgiveness here.

00:24:28.500 You know, among, among leaders and lawmakers who are responsible for this and now they're

00:24:36.760 changing their tune. We have to always remember it and never forgive it ever, which is easy

00:24:45.640 also because they're not even asking for forgiveness. They're not admitting that they

00:24:49.080 were wrong. No, instead what they're telling us is that, uh, Oh, you know, we don't need the

00:24:53.020 masks anymore because things have changed with COVID or, uh, you know, we've learned certain

00:24:57.180 things. No, as I've been saying all along, we, we have learned really nothing. We haven't learned

00:25:02.160 anything about masks, everything we know about masks today. All of that information was available

00:25:07.060 before COVID. Um, and yeah, we've, we've learned about COVID as we've gone along, but most of what

00:25:13.920 we know about COVID today, we also knew almost at the, almost at the very start, especially the fact

00:25:21.240 that it doesn't, it, uh, does not impact kids nearly to the, nearly to the extent that it impacts

00:25:25.920 older adults. That's one of the enduring facts of COVID that we knew almost right away and it

00:25:32.120 hasn't changed. So the changes in policy now, they have nothing to do with things that we've

00:25:37.060 learned. We haven't really learned much that we didn't already know. And they also are not in

00:25:42.680 response to any kind of changing circumstance as far as the virus goes. They're in response to

00:25:48.380 changing political circumstances and social circumstances, but the virus is still out

00:25:54.100 there. No, there, there, I don't know how many cases there are a day now, but it's, it's close to

00:26:02.020 peak. Um, thousands and thousands of cases, new cases a day, but what they're finally, uh, relenting

00:26:13.520 the fact that they're finally being forced to relent to and submit to is that, um, is that it's

00:26:18.700 just, as some of us have been saying for years now, COVID is always going to be with us. So at a

00:26:24.620 certain point, either we're going to have these measures in place forever, or at a certain point,

00:26:28.560 we're just going to stop. And if we just stop at a certain point, then that's always going to be

00:26:34.220 arbitrary. And it's always going to be the case that we never really had to do this at all.

00:26:43.520 So don't let these people get away with it. Um, don't forgive them for it. And I also don't

00:26:49.680 forgive the people, even people outside of the government that were pushing these measures.

00:26:55.160 It's one thing in the, in the very early weeks and months of the, of the pandemic, when this was

00:27:00.980 new for everyone and everyone was kind of out of sorts and trying to make sense of it and everything

00:27:04.700 like that. Um, that's one thing, but people that as recently as a few months ago, we're still

00:27:10.820 pushing this. I don't, I don't, I don't forgive them. I never will. You know, when kids started

00:27:18.720 killing themselves, we've known about that for a long time, that was happening last year.

00:27:24.800 If that wasn't enough for you, if that didn't convince you, and then you had your, your moment

00:27:33.160 of, of recognition when the, when the clouds opened up and the sun poked through and that happened like

00:27:39.280 last week, it's too late in my view. This is from the daily wire. It says a new Disney junior show

00:27:46.340 called rise up, sing out includes an episode with a song designed to teach preschoolers about racial

00:27:51.320 microaggressions in the latest woke effort by the network. The song speak up features a young child

00:27:57.380 who is surprised that another child has a parent with darker skin and that launches into a song.

00:28:03.120 And I know you're hoping that you'll get a chance to hear the song and you will. Here it is.

00:28:08.760 Bye mom. Hey Gabrielle. I didn't know that was your mom. Your skin is so much darker than hers. 1.00

00:28:15.520 Hold it. Did that comment make you feel uncomfortable? That's a microaggression.

00:28:20.600 What's a microaggression? A microaggression is when someone says or does something that makes you feel

00:28:26.160 bad. Sometimes just because of your race. But you know what? It is wrong. It should be powder 0.82

00:28:31.300 skin. It's what makes you, you. I know just how you feel when it's hot and blue. He said that awful

00:28:38.640 thing and you don't know what to do. That's not okay to say about your beautiful skin. To find your

00:28:45.600 voice and your power within. Speak up. Speak up. Because you've got something in the state. Speak up.

00:28:51.840 Speak up. Speak up. Or it's okay to walk away. Speak up. Speak up. Because you've got something in the state. Speak up.

00:28:59.320 Speak up. Or it's okay to walk away.

00:29:02.820 Ooh, I gotta feel your hair. Okay. It's such an unusual texture.

00:29:06.840 I've probably got enough of that. So microaggressions. And by the way, kids, if there's any

00:29:11.020 kids watching this, um, a microaggression, that, uh, what they're calling a microaggression, that is

00:29:17.980 actually when someone says something to you that they didn't mean to be offensive, but for whatever

00:29:26.960 reason, you're offended by it, that's actually, that's what they mean when they say microaggression.

00:29:33.080 That's why it's, that's why it's micro, right? It's not, if someone says something to you that

00:29:37.660 they're, that they, that they intend to be offensive, they're trying to insult you. That's

00:29:40.900 not a microaggression. That's just aggression. They're being aggressive in their words. So microaggression

00:29:45.140 is when someone says something, they didn't mean, they didn't mean to offend you, but for whatever

00:29:48.760 reason, you're offended by it. And you know what you should do in response to that? No, you don't need

00:29:54.560 to break out into song about it. You don't need to go run and tell anybody. Um, you don't need to go talk to

00:30:00.500 your lawyers or your parents' lawyers. Um, you know, no, the, the, the correct response

00:30:04.640 is to, is to, is to move on. Okay. Is to immediately move on with your life. Now you

00:30:12.340 could always ask them too. So rather than going into the song and dance, you could just ask

00:30:17.840 the person, Oh, Hey, what did you, what did you mean by that? That, you know, that, that

00:30:23.980 hurt my feelings. Was that, is that what you were trying to do? And if they say, Oh no, I

00:30:27.480 didn't, I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I didn't mean anything by it.

00:30:30.500 Then the correct response from you is, Oh, okay. And then go live your life. Just, just

00:30:36.820 move on with your life. That's all. That's the beauty of it. Because the thing is every

00:30:42.040 you're going to, you're going to encounter stuff like that every single day. That's, that's

00:30:46.600 just part of human interaction. Every day you're going to have awkward conversations with people.

00:30:52.380 And, and, and especially because when you're encountering a new person, you don't know that

00:30:56.380 well. And you don't know them. They don't know you. We all have our own little particular

00:31:01.740 specific hangups and pet peeves. And, and not, not everyone, people don't know that when

00:31:06.620 they first encounter you. So they're just being themselves and they don't know what your buttons

00:31:11.840 are that they, that they, that they should avoid pushing. And so you just, you just move

00:31:18.660 on with your life. That's all you have to do. Very, very simple. And in fact, if someone

00:31:25.060 says something to you that they did not mean to be offensive and you take, you choose to

00:31:32.040 take offense by it, if you choose to be offended by it, then now that's on you. It's actually

00:31:38.720 now you're the bad guy. You're, you are choosing to take it there. And now that is 100% your fault.

00:31:50.520 In fact, microaggressions are, they're basically glorified pet peeves. And it's the same thing

00:31:56.460 with a pet peeve. You know, a pet peeve is a, is something that it's a basically innocuous thing

00:32:02.980 that someone might do that for whatever reason annoys you. And that's your problem. If it's

00:32:09.780 innocuous and it's kind of normal and we all have stuff like that, people, things people do that

00:32:12.840 kind of annoys, well, that's, that's, that's your problem. It's not anybody else's problem.

00:32:19.980 So the example I give in that song is someone, uh, is, uh, another example, someone

00:32:26.340 comments on the girl's hair. There's nothing wrong with someone making a comment about your hair.

00:32:31.780 If that offends you, it's your problem.

00:32:35.720 Now that's the message to kids and to adults, but it's, but specifically to adults, uh, every time

00:32:40.560 something like this comes up with like the Disney channel and there's another, another, uh, episode

00:32:45.200 or song and dance, you know, uh, indoctrinating kids into the woke ideology, the leftist ideology.

00:32:51.840 You always have parents who are respond to this. I've seen some of the reactions on social

00:32:56.320 media parents that are shocked and surprised by it. Well, if you're, if you're still allowing

00:33:00.980 your kid to watch the Disney channel, how many of the, of these kinds of things do you need to see

00:33:05.440 before you stop putting the Disney channel on for your kid? What you need to understand is that all,

00:33:13.000 all of the mainstream kid shows, if they're, if they're, you know, owned by Disney or any of these big

00:33:19.860 companies, all of them are going this direction. They either already are hopelessly woke or they

00:33:28.880 will be very soon. Every single one, none of them are safe. Just, you should just know that

00:33:33.460 same thing is happening with all, with, with all, uh, shows and films for kids and for adults.

00:33:41.620 You know, we're getting more information now about the Lord of the Rings, uh, series that they've

00:33:49.360 spent like a billion, I think literally a billion dollars they spent on this thing for Lord of the

00:33:53.120 Rings series for series for Amazon. And we haven't seen a trailer yet, but they've got, you know,

00:33:57.780 they're leaking more information about it. We've started to see some of the characters and some of

00:34:01.640 the, some of the plot details and actors and everything. And, uh, yet again, you see on social

00:34:07.100 media, the reaction from some conservatives saying, Oh, I hope this is good. I hope it isn't woke. I don't know.

00:34:11.320 And they're no, it is definitely going to be woke. 100%. It's Amazon spending a billion dollars on a,

00:34:20.620 on a Lord of the Rings series. What do you think they're going to do?

00:34:26.420 What have, have respect for the original material?

00:34:32.380 No, they have no respect for it. They're not capable. They don't think that they, that they even

00:34:37.860 can just tell a story anymore. They're always going to be these elements. So abandon all hope

00:34:45.620 when it comes to franchises in general, TV movies in general, unless you're a Daily Wire member. And

00:34:51.600 then you can watch all of our, uh, entertainment properties that are not woke at all. All right.

00:34:55.880 Um, let's see what else do we got here? CNN is still trying to sort through this, uh, Joe Rogan

00:35:01.800 situation. And they put out a tweet yesterday says Joe Rogan is one of the most popular podcast hosts

00:35:06.640 in the world. Despite a series of controversies, CNN business spoke with a researcher who has studied

00:35:11.340 his appeal to explain why his audience loves him. And so they're, they've brought in a researcher to

00:35:17.440 figure out why do people like Joe Rogan so much? And here's what they came up with. Watch this.

00:35:21.800 Joe Rogan hosts one of the most popular podcasts in the world. I'm not, I'm not an anti-vax person.

00:35:31.380 Right. But despite his claims, he's used his platform to make false and inaccurate statements

00:35:36.640 about COVID-19 and vaccines. If you're a healthy person and you're exercising all the time and

00:35:41.660 you're young and you're eating well, you're like, I don't think you need to worry about this.

00:35:46.580 He's also used racist and offensive language. We get out and we're giggling. Oh,

00:35:51.020 we're going to see planet of the apes. We walked into planet of the apes.

00:35:54.660 We walked into Africa, dude. Even with these controversies,

00:35:58.480 Rogan remains wildly popular. So the question is why? I've probably spent hundreds of hours

00:36:04.880 listening to Joe Rogan. Yeah, no, easily hundreds of hours. Gabriel Wisniewski-Parks is a research

00:36:10.480 fellow at UNC Greensboro who has studied Rogan's appeal. What makes him so magnetic to his audience

00:36:16.000 is his very vocal resistance to tribalism. This is somebody who can have on his podcast Ben Shapiro

00:36:24.140 and Alex Jones and have deep and interesting, meaningful conversations with them. And then

00:36:29.080 in the one other breath, he can have on Cornel West and Bernie Sanders and do the exact same thing.

00:36:34.780 And this really resonates with people. And one other connection we can make that I don't think

00:36:39.300 should be overestimated is Joe Rogan's background as a standup comedian. This archetype of the comedian

00:36:45.140 as the truth teller. Of course, they had to bring this dork in there to research and find out. 0.98

00:36:52.140 Because CNN is, they are absolutely stumped. They don't understand how to get people to watch 0.95

00:36:59.620 things, obviously, you know, because they only have five viewers. And so they're looking at Joe

00:37:04.360 Rogan. And we know there's a lot of envy that plays into it. But they also are sort of interested

00:37:10.200 from a scientific perspective. Trying to think, how does this guy do this? And so they have to

00:37:17.020 bring in a Joe Rogan researcher to tell them. And what are his findings? Well, he's funny. People

00:37:23.820 like funny things. And people like comedians. You know, they like to laugh. So we needed a PhD

00:37:28.940 candidate. You know, we needed to bring him in. He needed to spend hundreds of hours researching.

00:37:35.980 I would love, by the way, to be a fly on the wall watching as that researcher is, you know,

00:37:43.220 listening to Joe Rogan, subjecting himself into it, to it in order to research it.

00:37:49.220 Just crying, probably sobbing uncontrollably at everything that he's hearing. That'd be fantastic.

00:37:53.840 But after all of his research, he's discovered that people like to laugh. Wow. And also people

00:38:02.380 like to hear, you know, different interesting conversations. And they like to hear from

00:38:07.080 different sorts of people. You know, I could have told you that without listening to any Joe Rogan at

00:38:12.560 all. And whatever you're paying your Rogan researcher, you can pay me half of that. And I'll

00:38:20.520 listen to Joe Rogan's podcast and give you a similar insights. All right. I've been debating

00:38:28.220 whether we're even going to put this up on the screen. I don't know if I can put it up on the

00:38:31.000 screen or what we're, I don't know what's going to pop up here, but do we have the, okay. Adidas put

00:38:36.560 out this ad. Do we have the actual, do we have the picture? Can we put the picture up there?

00:38:41.380 We don't have the, okay. We don't have the picture. Well, and there's no point of this.

00:38:43.920 Um, Adidas put out an ad, uh, for their bras. I think they're sports bras. And, uh, you could go

00:38:50.720 to Twitter if you really want to find it. And it's just, it's a 25 pairs of breasts, 0.71

00:38:56.660 naked breasts that they just put up there on Twitter, which apparently nudity is allowed on 1.00

00:39:01.100 Twitter. They, you know, they counted to get removed or anything. I put that tweet back up. 0.85

00:39:04.300 I got to read that tweet. Um, and then they're, they're justifying why they did this because this

00:39:09.060 is to advertise sports bras, right? So they put naked breasts up there. 1.00

00:39:16.820 It really makes me fearful of whenever they decide to advertise their, um, jock straps, 0.75

00:39:21.840 like what's going to happen then. But you know, why, why are, if you're going to go that route,

00:39:27.760 why would the breasts not, why would, wouldn't you put bras when they have bras on? Cause that's 1.00

00:39:31.680 what you're advertising. Well, they're explaining this. They say breasts, breasts are a natural part

00:39:36.460 of the anatomy. It's time to remove the stigma to allow future generations to flourish.

00:39:43.700 So they put 25 breasts up there to allow future generations to flourish, remove the stigma. 1.00

00:39:51.120 What stigma is there around breasts? Where have you encountered a stigma? I'll tell you where 0.99

00:39:57.340 there's a stigma. Actually, there is this, I'll tell you who's stigmatizing, uh, the female, 0.99

00:40:01.040 female, uh, breasts and the female form generally. Well, that would be, uh, the sex change surgeons 0.87

00:40:08.160 who are chopping the breasts off of, uh, young, young women to try to turn them into boys. 0.56

00:40:15.380 You know, the thousands of young women who are being indoctrinated and groomed and then subjected 0.97

00:40:19.700 to that kind of butchery. That's where the stigmatization of breasts is going on, but anywhere 1.00

00:40:25.100 else, I don't think it's really being stigmatized. But the interesting thing about that photo is,

00:40:30.700 um, which you can't really see at all on the show, but if you go, you can see it's, it's,

00:40:35.440 it, it looks almost like it's, it's weirdly kind of clinical because it's, it's like these disembodied,

00:40:42.560 all you're seeing are disembodied torsos. It looks like, it looks like snapshots you would find in a

00:40:48.880 serial killer's basement. They look like, they look like photos from a morgue or something.

00:40:53.320 And so they've managed to take the female form and make it look like creepy and weird. 0.99

00:40:58.400 I don't know. Maybe, maybe this is part, maybe there really is a conspiracy to turn everyone

00:41:03.560 gay. Um, and that's, this ad is part of it, but it's, they, they managed to take the female form 0.98

00:41:08.440 and make it, that's what I first thought. It's like, did you get these pictures at a morgue

00:41:11.860 or something like that? So while they're trying to allegedly celebrate the female form, they

00:41:18.460 end up with this dehumanized kind of disembodied thing that just looks creepy and, uh, and 0.71

00:41:27.140 disgusting. And that's part of what we see in our culture now of, um, of on one hand,

00:41:33.860 the left there, everything is sexualized and they seem to be obsessed with sort of presenting

00:41:41.260 the human, you know, the human body and it's in, in all of its naked glory. But at the same

00:41:47.020 time, they also hate sex and they hate the human body. And so those, these two things sort 0.80

00:41:53.400 of exist intention. And my final point here also is, isn't it interesting that you never

00:41:58.740 see this kind of thing, all jokes aside about their jockstrap ad, that ad is never coming

00:42:03.820 out. Thank God. But you never see this kind of thing with men really, because in the, in

00:42:10.400 the ad with all the breasts, they also have, you know, it's pretty clear that they're, that

00:42:13.320 some of these women are quite overweight. And so they're, you know, breasts are appearing 1.00

00:42:16.980 as well in the ad, all of the kind of body positivity and let's, let's show off naked 0.60

00:42:22.660 people. It's, it's always women. If you notice never men, we're never celebrating fat guys.

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00:42:47.260 of questions and you're going to say, I can't answer those questions because I'm not a real

00:42:50.660 man because I don't know anything about cars. And then the guy behind the counter is going

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00:43:49.580 that we sent you. Let's get now to our comment section.

00:43:52.280 Who makes a Twitter mob fly off the handle with rage? Who's to blame? It's a sweet baby gang.

00:44:03.300 All right. You go to dailywire.com slash sweet baby comments to leave a video comment. And let's

00:44:11.240 take a look at some of these. Let's play a clip. Go to 14 first.

00:44:15.520 Sweet Daddy Walsh. As a person of height, I find it greatly oppressive whenever I go into

00:44:21.020 a store and they don't have long enough shirts or pants. Unfortunately, unlike people of size, 0.98

00:44:26.940 I cannot change that fact. Also, I have a new son and I was wondering if you have any tips

00:44:32.300 on stopping the pee fountain that ultimately always ends with getting on the walls. Sweet

00:44:37.700 baby gang bro. Oh, well, as to the last question, there's nothing you could do. There really isn't.

00:44:42.600 It's just don't even just accept the fact if you have a if you have a son, if you have a little

00:44:47.960 boy in the house, there's going to be pee all over everything everywhere, especially in the

00:44:53.360 bathroom. And you can you can try to do what you can to stem the tide, as it were, and control the

00:45:00.820 problem. But it's it's I've discovered after two sons, it's it's it's it's hopeless. You just have

00:45:05.600 to accept so much of parenting to maintain your sanity, you know, and find joy in parenting. A lot

00:45:13.560 of it starts with acceptance. Right. It's the first stage is acceptance. You just have to accept this is

00:45:20.320 what your life is. And when you have a young boy, yeah, it's just going to pee everywhere.

00:45:24.040 That's just the way it's going to be. As to the point, as to the point about tall people being

00:45:29.240 oppressed, I actually think that's, you know, you have as good an argument as anybody for for being

00:45:35.680 oppressed. And for some reason, tall people are never included. Short people sometimes.

00:45:42.240 But tall people are never included in the in the oppressed minority. But you think about when

00:45:47.020 you're tall, the physical inconvenience, the way that, you know, the difficulties you said in

00:45:52.400 finding clothing, the way that rooms are not really built for your massive size. You try to

00:45:59.800 I'm not even all that tall. I mean, I'm tall. I'm above average height, but I'm not like freakishly

00:46:04.620 tall. But even for me, you try to sit on an airplane. It's almost impossible. And then you have people

00:46:09.720 making comments all the time. We'll talk about microaggressions.

00:46:11.980 If you're a very tall person, everywhere you go, your whole life, people comment on it.

00:46:19.620 So I agree with you, sir. I think you have a I think you have a case to be made for your own

00:46:22.960 victimhood and you should make it because everybody else does. All right. A couple of written comments.

00:46:29.520 Da Broseph says, oh, my goodness, could you imagine living a day in someone's mind that overthinks emojis

00:46:34.400 that much? My dad, who is white, always uses black emojis. I assume that he didn't know how to correct

00:46:39.620 his settings and never thought about it again. Unfortunately, I've now realized my dad is the

00:46:43.840 reincarnation of of Hitler. That's also well, of course, he is. But if he's a white guy, then he's 0.81

00:46:50.300 already basically Hitler. It's but it's also really funny to me. The thought that your white dad is 0.74

00:46:55.620 using the black emojis because he can't figure out how to change the settings. Definitely don't help

00:46:59.340 him. You're doing the right thing here. Just leave him leave him to that. And it's a good lesson for him

00:47:05.020 to learn because why is your dad as an adult male using emojis in the first place? Jessica says heads

00:47:13.840 would have exploded if the degenerate masses had heard our pastor's sermon last week. He called out

00:47:18.280 porn use, homosexuality, spoke about men, not women being called to lead God's church. It gave me chills.

00:47:24.200 It was all I could do not to applaud. He also did it in the most fatherly, loving way, not self-righteously

00:47:30.080 or mean, not because of true love and or or rather, but because of true love and concern

00:47:35.520 for the people. Yeah, that's it's the funny thing is if you you if you're a Christian

00:47:41.800 and you love some people, then you you want them to be holy and you want them to go to heaven.

00:47:50.840 And so you're going to tell them things that will help them in that journey.

00:47:56.400 Um, this is what pastors are supposed to do, but it is it is very scandalous and surprising for a lot of people

00:48:02.620 even Christians

00:48:03.360 Because many people they could go their whole life at any any time they happen to wander into a church on the rare occasion

00:48:10.200 that they do they never hear any messages like this. They never hear a word about sin

00:48:13.640 During sermons and homilies

00:48:16.960 Um, and then they finally hear they think well, what is this? No, this this is what church is supposed to be

00:48:22.260 Uh, what else we got

00:48:24.260 Sarah says matt i've recently changed my views on the whole purity culture way of thinking

00:48:29.620 I'm, very conservative in my views and a christian, but I no longer believe in blaming women for men's thoughts

00:48:34.340 Men are absolutely capable of controlling their minds and what they think

00:48:37.300 I think that there's a huge difference between lusting and noticing a woman

00:48:40.480 And I think we often make men feel bad for noticing 0.99

00:48:42.720 Putting it on women to make sure men don't lust is ridiculous 1.00

00:48:45.900 Some men have a thing for feet. Some men have a thing for legs some for shoulders or necks 0.93

00:48:50.800 I recently found out about someone I know who struggled not to lust after fully clothed normal women walking down the street on a daily basis 0.99

00:48:56.880 Even in countries when women are completely covered 1.00

00:49:00.540 Uh, even when countries where women are completely covered rapes are very common 1.00

00:49:04.700 Men who choose to will lust regardless of what someone is wearing often modesty is dependent on the culture

00:49:09.360 In some countries, it's completely normal for women to walk around topless in other countries. You can't even show your face 1.00

00:49:14.320 I also don't think that he um lumped in women giving birth with women wearing bikinis

00:49:19.040 If if a man can't control his thoughts looking at birth photos, then he's not a safe person to be around

00:49:24.380 These are a bunch of random thoughts that I have about this topic highly recommend the book the great sex rescue. That is all okay

00:49:29.220 Um

00:49:30.840 Here's here's the difference. Oh, here's the point. I think it's a very simple point

00:49:34.500 And again, we're we are speaking as christians, right?

00:49:39.260 I I fully acknowledge that if you're not a christian if you're a secular person 0.95

00:49:42.360 Any discussion you're going to find any discussion of modesty to be fundamentally ridiculous

00:49:46.580 And um, that's a different conversation. That's not the conversation we're having right now

00:49:51.320 Because that's someone who's even more hopeless, right? And that's that's a longer conversation, but talking among christians

00:49:56.960 um

00:49:58.520 Then I think it becomes very simple

00:50:00.560 Is that that you should not be doing anything

00:50:04.420 Where you are explicitly attempting

00:50:07.540 To lead someone into sin in their thoughts

00:50:11.420 And so I use the example which I think is a good example

00:50:14.540 Because it's another it's another way that modesty is supposed to be applied

00:50:18.300 Because I would agree with you that

00:50:20.780 The message about modesty. I think it's good to talk about modesty

00:50:24.300 And as and talk about modesty as it pertains to what you wear

00:50:28.560 But that's that shouldn't be the entire message because there are other ways where people could be immodest

00:50:33.440 And so I gave the example yesterday of someone showing off, you know, their their the things that they buy and be very ostentatious and kind of showing off their wealth

00:50:43.160 And the reason why people do that

00:50:45.180 Is because they're trying to make other people envious

00:50:49.220 Now if you just buy a car because you need a new car and you buy this car because you like it

00:50:54.660 And that's why you bought it because you like the car and it's the car that you need and you want and you're driving down the street

00:50:59.920 And someone happens to see it and it just so happens that they really want that car too and they feel envious

00:51:04.160 Well, you didn't do anything wrong

00:51:05.640 But if you say oh, you know, I want that car because that's going to show off how rich I am

00:51:10.960 That's going to make everybody really envious of me

00:51:12.820 If you do that, then that's wrong because you're trying to engender those feelings on somebody else

00:51:18.280 I think we could apply the same kind of concept to what to dress to what you wear

00:51:23.980 So if you're just dressing in regular clothing and you're walking down the street

00:51:27.560 And someone's lusting after you, that's obviously not your fault

00:51:31.440 But when you put on clothing because you're because you're trying to attract that kind of attention

00:51:38.180 You're trying to create those sorts of feelings and thoughts in someone else's mind

00:51:43.120 Then as a christian, it should be pretty obvious that that's wrong

00:51:46.900 So I don't know. There we go. Now we can agree hopefully

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00:52:27.800 Now let's get to our daily cancellation

00:52:29.380 You know often I like to use this segment for a bit of levity talking about things that are perhaps not as serious a bit more frivolous

00:52:39.380 Especially on a friday, but but sometimes the news cycle forces me to wade into deeper and more serious waters and deal with true

00:52:46.040 tragedies and outrages

00:52:47.520 That's what brings us to the rapper jim jones not to be confused with the cult leader jim jones with the you know

00:52:53.500 The poison kool-aid

00:52:54.640 We have to drink a different kind of kool-aid when we encounter this story the kool-aid of injustice

00:52:59.380 Headlines from outlets like yahoo and the independent tell us that jim jones was recently the victim of racial profiling at the gucci store in manhattan

00:53:06.880 But that doesn't tell the whole story not even close

00:53:09.540 As it turns out jones was with fellow rapper five mics going to various designer stores while filming a video for their latest song go and shoppin

00:53:18.060 Now of course go and shoppin sounds like the name of a song that the spice girls would have made in 1997 1.00

00:53:23.360 But that's not the case jones and five mics are grown men who happen to love shopping and they wanted to make a song about it

00:53:29.920 And on this particular day, they visited louis vuitton bergdorf goodman, whatever that is and um

00:53:35.920 Bergdorf is that a

00:53:37.340 Is that a fancy clothing shop people people intentionally wear clothing?

00:53:42.080 Bergdorf okay

00:53:43.240 And a number of other stores

00:53:44.720 While uh buying things and singing about how much they love shopping

00:53:48.160 Everything was fine until they made it to gucci

00:53:51.000 And I will now let jones tell the story in his own words and I warn you

00:53:56.180 That this is very difficult to hear

00:53:58.160 We've been in gucci for about an hour

00:54:00.560 Right and we in gucci in the vip

00:54:03.740 We've been in gucci for like two hours

00:54:05.460 Right since we came in here having nobody came and showed us no courtesy no amenities no nothing

00:54:10.260 Period not even a drink of water

00:54:12.340 Pause it there so that we can digest what we've heard so far

00:54:15.980 Uh jim jones and five mics are in the vip section of gucci

00:54:19.720 You may not have realized that stores have vip sections, but they do and that's where the most victimized people end up

00:54:26.380 You might even call it the viv section very important victims

00:54:29.260 And jones and five mics are there literally dying of thirst

00:54:33.580 They've been in the viv section for an hour maybe even two hours without any form of sustenance

00:54:38.880 They're on the verge of death when jim jones finally pulls out his phone to bravely document

00:54:44.200 What might prove to be his last words on earth

00:54:46.700 His tale of suffering only gets more harrowing from there

00:54:50.040 Listen to this 0.82

00:54:51.020 Ask to speak to manager send me a black guy out here to start telling me some 1.00

00:54:54.660 So they got the black guy racial profiling on black people 0.96

00:54:58.300 Ask to speak to manager bigger than him 0.89

00:54:59.980 Everybody disappeared ain't nobody come out yet

00:55:02.420 I still ain't getting I still ain't getting no sparkling water

00:55:05.340 I still ain't getting no champagne

00:55:07.440 I still ain't getting nothing

00:55:08.820 I didn't have a salesperson inside of my vip suite the whole time I was there

00:55:13.300 I had to keep screaming for vip people to help me out 0.92

00:55:15.940 Now everybody don't know where the real manager is

00:55:18.380 You heard it's it's time i'm tired of this

00:55:20.960 We spending all this money as entertainers inside these stores 0.99

00:55:23.860 They hire these black people and these black people are more racist than white people when they get their job 0.99

00:55:29.840 Inside of gucci all of a sudden you 1.00

00:55:32.440 Stop playing with us bro

00:55:34.200 Still haven't seen a manager yet

00:55:36.420 He's tired of this he's not gonna take it anymore

00:55:38.580 Won't someone speak up for the entertainers in the vip section at gucci

00:55:43.460 And it's even worse than I thought it's not that this man had been deprived of regular water

00:55:47.960 I mean what's regular water gonna do for him anyway regular water might be acceptable for washing your hands or watering the grass

00:55:53.620 But you can't drink the stuff

00:55:55.100 Jim jones required sparkling water and yet none was provided to him in a timely fashion

00:55:59.660 They couldn't even scrounge up any champagne for the poor guy

00:56:02.680 Again, you may not have realized that getting served champagne by customer service at a retail store was even an option

00:56:08.600 But it is and I can tell you that I walked into walgreens last week and I shouted to the cashier

00:56:13.320 Yes, I have arrived. Please fetch me some champagne and caviar

00:56:16.260 And within three minutes I was sitting at a table by candlelight in the moisturizer section whining and dining

00:56:22.280 But then again, i'm white

00:56:23.540 This is the kind of treatment white people get everywhere we go

00:56:26.500 Jim jones is a black man at gucci

00:56:29.460 Spending he says thirty thousand dollars on clothes and shoes 0.95

00:56:32.940 He doesn't have any privilege at all 0.98

00:56:35.240 He is such a victim that even other black people are racist against him 0.97

00:56:39.320 They're racist against him by their failure to submissively serve his every whim in need 0.98

00:56:43.660 Now you might say that from the sound of it if anything he is racist against them

00:56:47.480 But you only say that because you're you are also racist against jim jones

00:56:51.060 You do not have his lived experience

00:56:53.140 Like the lived experience of spending 30 grand on designer clothing in one day

00:56:57.520 Something that only the most oppressed among us are able to do

00:57:01.320 Fortunately, thank god, uh jones and five mikes did survive this experience

00:57:06.980 Um, somehow later jones posted an update to social media. He wrote quote gucci really some suckers and for those looking from the outside saying

00:57:14.700 This is some rich privilege. It's really not

00:57:17.040 It's about treating people with respect no matter the race or what you may think you know about a person

00:57:21.560 And for people saying that spending money foolishly

00:57:23.920 You never know what a person been through so you should never worry about what a person does with his

00:57:28.880 Very well put

00:57:31.100 I mean, it's none of your business how much money he spends

00:57:33.460 Which is why he posted a video to instagram telling everyone how much money he spent

00:57:37.380 You simply cannot know what this man has been through

00:57:40.220 Until he complains about it publicly which he does a lot apparently

00:57:43.180 And to think that jones would be put through this ordeal during black history month. No less

00:57:48.300 It's the sort of thing that fills you with disgust and rage down to the pit of your being

00:57:52.560 You know when I was in that third world country last week and I thought those people were suffering

00:57:57.160 But I guarantee none of them here's what I can tell you for sure

00:57:59.940 None of them have ever received poor customer service at gucci

00:58:02.800 Their lives are blessed beyond measure in comparison to jim jones and his friend five mikes

00:58:07.120 In fact speaking of his friend from what I hear they were so deprived and suffered such deprivation at gucci

00:58:13.440 That by the time they left five mikes was only three mikes 0.93

00:58:16.860 That was bad. I'm sorry about that one

00:58:20.080 I know there's nothing I could do right now to heal this wrong that jim jones has suffered

00:58:25.280 But but i'll i'll be doing my part at least by boycotting gucci stores from here on out

00:58:29.240 In fact, i've been boycotting gucci my whole life in preparation for this moment

00:58:32.200 I have literally never purchased a single gucci item

00:58:34.660 And I tell you right now. I promise you I never will

00:58:38.220 It's the least I can do

00:58:39.840 And I can also say to gucci and all of its employees with righteous flirt fury 0.69

00:58:44.340 You scoundrels are canceled 0.99

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