Ep. 890 - The Only Rule The Left Cares About
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Summary
A new euphemism for rioters has been dropped, and it s the best one of all. Plus, the ATF essentially encourages people to make false reports against their enemies for revenge, and a gender educator explains why you ladies are misogynists if you don t like seeing penises in your locker rooms. And also, a model says that she doesn t need any men because she s in love with herself. Will autosexuals now be welcomed into the LGBT alphabet camp? We ll talk about that and much more today on The Matwell Show.
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Today on The Matwell Show, a recent CNN article compares Joe Rogan's use of the N-word to January 6th.
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And January 6th, as we know, according to the left, was as bad as 9-11.
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This may all seem very stupid on the surface, and it is stupid, but there's something deeper going on here.
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Also, a new euphemism for rioters just dropped.
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It's the best one of all. You've got to hear it.
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Plus, the ATF essentially encourages people to make false reports against their enemies for revenge.
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And a gender educator explains why you ladies are misogynists if you don't like seeing penises in your locker rooms.
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And also, a model says that she doesn't need any man because she's in love with herself.
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Will autosexuals now be welcomed into the LGBT alphabet camp?
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We'll talk about that and much more today on The Matwell Show.
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Joe Rogan's use of the N-word is another January 6th moment.
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Now, this would have been the perfect headline if only they'd found a way to jam a climate change reference in there as well.
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As it stands, I have to grade it an 8 out of 10.
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CNN was embarrassed by the mockery that followed, and they soon changed the headline to
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Why Shrugging Off Joe Rogan's Use of the N-Word is So Dangerous.
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The most dangerous kind of shrug of all, in fact.
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But sadly, it lacks the comedic punch of the first headline.
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Sequels rarely live up to the originals, especially in the comedy genre.
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The podcaster Joe Rogan did not join a mob that forced lawmakers to flee for their lives.
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He never carried a Confederate flag out inside the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
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No one died trying to stop him from using the N-word.
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But what Joe Rogan and those that defend him have done, sends videos, clips of him using
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the N-word surfaced on social media, is arguably just as dangerous as what a mob did when they
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stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6th last year.
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Of course, by the way, nobody died trying to stop the Capitol rioters either.
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Rogan breached a civic norm that has held together since World War II.
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It's an unspoken agreement that we would never return to the kind of country we used to be.
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That agreement revolved around this simple rule.
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A white person would never be able to publicly use the N-word again and not pay a price.
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Rogan has so far paid no steep professional price for using a racial slur that's been called
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That's what some say happened to another white entertainer who was recently caught using the word.
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It's a sign of how desensitized we've become to the rising levels of violence,
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rhetorical and physical, in our country that Rogan's slur was treated as the latest racial
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But once we allow a white public figure to repeatedly use the foulest racial epithet in the English
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language without experiencing any form of punishment, we become a different country.
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We accept the mainstreaming of a form of political violence that's as dangerous as a January 6th attack.
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First, we have the casual way that words and physical violence are equated.
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And rhetorical violence, as the author puts it.
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It may be hard for those of us raised on these sticks and stones may break my bones philosophy
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to understand how any adult person, especially a man, and I think this article was written
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by an alleged man, could actually claim with any kind of straight face that a word has done violence to him.
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But what you have to understand is that we live in the age of psychological man,
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where a person's emotional and psychological comfort is considered to be the number one priority.
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Emotional is, emotions, they're not just on par with physical well-being,
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This is why, for example, a person who feels distraught over their body,
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their biological identity, is encouraged to mutilate their body for the sake of their psychological self-identity,
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rather than working to change their psychological self-identity to better comport with their bodies.
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Your psychological self-identity, your emotional well-being, that is the number one most important thing.
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In this context, you see how a word or idea or opinion or joke, which causes emotional discomfort,
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becomes an even worse form of violence than a bullet to your head or a blade to your stomach.
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He says that there's a social contract, a social norm that we've all agreed to,
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which declares that a white person can never say this certain word in any context.
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Last night, singer India Arie was on The Daily Show,
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continuing her campaign against Joe Rogan, and she made a similar point.
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When you know you're doing it, and like you said in your monologue,
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if a person keeps doing it, is that what we call them a racist?
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So if you know you're doing it and you keep doing it, I would say that is a racist.
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And so for me, when I think about, I want to be nice.
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I was going to say this name that I'm tired of saying.
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But for me, when I think about Joe Rogan, I think that he is being consciously racist.
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I mean, since the early 1900s, we've had an agreement in our society that we don't say the word
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And so saying it and then being like, what are you going to do?
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Or I didn't understand there was no context under which I should say it.
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I think that's why he was saying it, because it got a rise out of people.
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And I think the fact that he did it repeatedly and was conscious and knew, I think that is being racist.
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I like how she pretends she didn't want to say Joe Rogan's name.
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That's the only reason you're being interviewed.
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The whole reason you're on The Daily Show is to talk about Joe Rogan.
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Like no one else, no one wants to talk to India-ree for any other reason.
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That's the whole reason you're there is to talk about Joe Rogan.
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And by the way, we should also mention with Trevor Noah that he's very much been part of this effort to cancel Joe Rogan.
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But you may have seen some of the screenshots circulating on Twitter from several years ago when Trevor Noah was first announced as the replacement for The Daily Show for Jon Stewart.
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All of these jokes that he had made in his past came to the surface.
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So there was this cancel campaign against Trevor Noah.
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Joe Rogan came out and said, hey, it was just a joke.
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And to repay that, Trevor Noah flips it around and joins the mob against him because that's what these people are made of on the left.
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Now, we're told that there's this rule that we all agreed to.
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The problem is that we did not all agree to this rule.
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I'm a part of society also, and I haven't signed any social contract.
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Which declares that the right to use a word, any word, depends on your skin pigment or your country of origin.
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I don't agree to any rule which allows a member of one racial group to say a word 6,000 times a day if they want,
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while a member of another group cannot utter it in any context at all, no matter what.
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I don't agree to any rule which says that context doesn't matter when it comes to language.
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You cannot know what anyone is saying or understand anyone's meaning if you ignore context.
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In fact, she contradicts herself in what she's saying right there because she says,
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oh, he used the word that he knew was offensive, and he said it because he was trying to get a rise out of people.
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Okay, well, if you think that was the context, that he was trying to get a rise out of people,
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and he was just saying it because it's offensive, and he's trying to get attention,
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But if that's true, that means it's not racist.
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It was just to get attention or to be offensive for the sake of being offensive.
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Now, you can say what you want about someone doing that, but it's not racist.
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It's just that's the motivation according to you.
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I also have not consented to whatever consequences CNN or India Arie or Trevor Noah,
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you know, think ought to be doled out to the violators of this agreement that I never signed.
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Most everyone in the country has not agreed to any of this.
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The leftist elite have come up with these social directives, these kind of cultural regulations,
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and they demand adherence and will attempt to punish anyone who does not adhere.
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What we have to understand is that to the leftist elite,
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their social edicts and ordinances are the most important rules, the most sacred law, the only law, really.
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This is part of the reason why they've given up on enforcing the actual written law.
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The law that says you can't do stuff like, you know, rob and kill people.
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Partly they've abandoned that kind of law and order because they want to destabilize civilization,
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All that matters to them is that you follow their rules.
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I mean, physically hurting and killing people, not emotionally hurting and killing them.
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They've been in place in every civilization in one form or another since the dawn of time.
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The left cannot claim credit for those rules, didn't invent them, and thus doesn't care about them.
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So they're not emphasized and sometimes are directly and purposefully de-emphasized.
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For example, a woman in New York named Christina Yuna Lee was murdered inside her apartment by a homeless drifter just last week.
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It says a homeless serial criminal accused of murdering an ad creative after following her into her apartment
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knifed the woman 40 times with one of her own knives and had a sexual motive for doing so, a court heard.
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Asimad Nash was charged with sexually motivated burglary by prosecutors on Monday,
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as was revealed his victim, Christina Yuna Lee, was found topless in the bathtub of her Chinatown apartment on Sunday.
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The charge suggests a possible motive for the brutal murder, which shocked NYC and raised fresh questions about New York State's bail reforms
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after it was revealed that Nash was a serial criminal on bail for robbery when he allegedly did the killing.
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That's the detail you can always count on finding in any of these stories about violent scumbags randomly assaulting or killing innocent people.
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Now, it turns out that Nash had a lengthy rap sheet stretching back years.
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He's been a violent, worthless, societal leech for a long time.
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But here are the highlights from just the past year.
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According to court records, accessed by DailyMail.com, Nash has been arrested four times in the last year alone.
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His rap sheet included misdemeanor charges of assault, intentional damage to property, harassment, resisting arrest,
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both attempted and successful escape from police officers, and selling a fare card.
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Three of these cases remain open, and he has appeared in court on numerous occasions.
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He was set to appear again before a judge on March 9th on the assault, harassment, and intentional damage to property charges.
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Now, it doesn't matter how often this sort of thing happens.
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The left will keep pushing for things like bail reform,
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ensuring that more and more violent criminals are put back on the street even after they've been arrested,
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They quite sincerely feel more outrage about Joe Rogan saying a naughty word than they do about a woman getting stabbed to death in her apartment by a drug-addled vagrant,
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not only because the vagrant's race makes him still a victim, according to their narrative,
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but also because the vagrant didn't break any rule that they invented.
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He violated a different code, the legal code, for one,
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but also the moral code written in our hearts by natural law and codified by every human civilization since time immemorial.
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What matters most is their rule book, which they came up with, and which they add to every day,
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and whose violators, they believe, should pay the harshest penalty of all.
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All right, so, you know, I don't want to get too sappy here on a Tuesday,
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but I have to tell you that, you know, I love my wife.
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And I might not be the most romantic guy in the world,
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but last night for Valentine's Day, and I'm not trying to brag either.
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I don't want you to feel like your husband or your boyfriend
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is somehow insufficient because of what I'm going to tell you.
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but I decided to do something a little special on Valentine's Day,
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and I took my wife to Cracker Barrel last night.
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And I told her, get anything you want from the menu.
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You want to go with the three-side special instead of just the two sides?
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That's where we went last night for Valentine's Day.
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We had the kids with us, so we couldn't find a babysitter, you know.
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You're going to try to go to a nice, fancy, like, candlelit dinner
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My wife had to leave mid-meal also to change our daughter's diaper
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I don't know how to change diapers, so she just had to do it.
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We played the little triangle game, the little triangle peg game that they have at the table.
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We walked around the gift shop a little bit afterwards.
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We lectured my son for not eating his chicken tenders,
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And the thing is, I'm sitting there in Cracker Barrel on Valentine's Day.
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And on one hand, I find it hilarious, the whole situation.
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On the other hand, I maybe feel a little slight amount of shame
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because it is Valentine's Day and I am with my wife at Cracker Barrel.
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Like, and usually, you know this when you go to Cracker Barrel,
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any time of day, any day of the year, the place is packed.
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And so I'm kind of working through this in my head.
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And then one of the waitresses comes over and says,
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And then the manager comes and another employee.
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And my wife loved every single minute of it, by the way.
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She kept trolling me by suggesting things that she knew I wouldn't want to do.
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She's like, oh, you want to get the other employees?
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And she asked them, she said, she says, oh, does Cracker Barrel have a celebrity wall?
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It's like, yeah, I'll be up there with the local weatherman, you know,
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and the guy who runs the car dealership down the street.
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I don't talk to people, but I'm a man of the people.
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And it's funny sometimes because, you know, I'll be,
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I am sometimes accused of being an elitist, like out of touch.
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Oh, you're an out of touch, elitist media person.
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Dude, I shop at Walmart and I go to Cracker Barrel with my family on Valentine's Day.
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I have changed literally not one single part of who I am or what I do.
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And by the way, I put up a picture yesterday, last night,
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because I decided that the secret was out anyway.
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So I might as well, I might as well just run with it.
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And I took a picture of my wife at Cracker Barrel and I posted it to Twitter,
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I had to take it down because my wife looked at the picture,
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not because she was ashamed we were at Cracker Barrel,
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but because she didn't like the way she looked in the picture.
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And like my wife, when it comes to pictures, she'll, she inspects them very, very closely.
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If she sees one, oh, my eyelash is a little bit crooked there.
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So any unsanctioned picture of her that makes its way anywhere publicly, that's a problem.
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So, and that's how Valentine's Day ended for us.
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Um, so speaking of Valentine's Day, you know, there, there are many people who think that
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our federal law enforcement agencies are corrupt, out of control, full of lunatics.
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And this isn't going to do anything to negate those concerns.
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So let's put up what the, what the ATF decided to tweet on Valentine's Day.
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So this is ATF headquarters, their official account on Twitter.
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And they say, Valentine's Day can still be fun.
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Even if you broke up, do you have information about a former
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or current partner involved in illegal gun activity?
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Let us know and we'll make sure it's a Valentine's Day to remember.
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And then they have a little faux Valentine's Day card there.
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It says, got an ex who buys or sells guns illegally.
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We would love to meet and treat them to a Valentine's Day surprise.
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I'll remind you again, this is not some kooky kind of
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anti-gun organization that put this out there or anything like that.
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This is the ATF that tweeted this from their official account.
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And they're encouraging you to make out of, out of jealousy or revenge,
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to make reports of criminal activity on, on people that, you know,
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so that they can get basically encouraging swatting.
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This is, um, this is a not so veiled attempt to encourage false reports also.
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If anyone sees that and they're as psychotic as the ATF apparently hopes that they are.
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And they're going to think, oh, okay, well, I, you know, I've got a, I've got a husband
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who cheated on me and he left me and I hate him for that.
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Maybe, maybe I'll go ahead and call that tip line that they provided.
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And if he gets killed in the ensuing raid, then, hey, it's all, it's all,
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This is what our government agencies are now encouraging.
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Well, I wish I could say that I'm amazed by it, but I'm not quite.
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So, um, here's another thing that's not amazing, but it is great in its own way.
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After the Super Bowl win in Los Angeles, people, of course, started rioting.
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And, uh, let's play, let's play first the news report on this.
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This is downtown LA where Super Bowl victory celebrations have gotten out of hand.
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And Keiko 9th Desmond Shaw is live overhead in Sky 9.
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Yeah, this just happened seconds ago here, Chris and Leslie.
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Quite raucous here on, uh, Grand between 11th and 12th.
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Now, LAPD was trying to disperse the crowd to the south.
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And then everyone just kind of headed north, uh, into this really thick traffic.
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We saw some vehicles here that were doing some really intense burnouts
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with huge clouds of smoke coming up in the area.
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I mean, as far as, as far as riots, this is how bad it is now in Los Angeles,
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You think, yeah, you know, it's, it's, we've seen a lot.
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That's, that, I'm not sure it makes it into the top 20.
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Um, and there is this, I will, I will never understand.
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Yeah, I don't, I don't understand the inclination to riot at all.
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Um, but especially because you're happy that something happened that you,
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you liked your football team one and you're riding because of that.
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I don't, I don't quite understand the psychology of it.
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Maybe it's good that I don't understand the psychology of it,
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Um, but we know that with the media, they are very, very selective about what things
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And they've only met in the last, I don't know, this century, they've only encountered
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one riot that they would call a riot, which was January 6th, except that that they can't
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Now they call it insurrection, terrorist attack, whatever else.
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Um, but this, you know, because it's not, it's, it's, you can't pin them up.
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It looks to be a racial mix in the crowd there, but certainly plenty of non-white people.
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They say problem, hold on, problematic celebrators were seen jumping on top of a white pickup truck
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LAPD declared an unlawful assembly almost 45 minutes before.
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We know about the people that burn a CVS to the ground, run inside a footlocker, run out
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with, with a arm, you know, an armful of, uh, of stolen shoes.
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Well, it was, it was a problem, I guess, for the media.
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Cause they, well, they can't call these protesters.
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You almost have to appreciate it for the humor, if nothing else.
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If you want another good laugh, here's, uh, Larry Hogan on CNN.
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He was, um, interviewed on CNN and he's the, by the way, the governor of, of, uh, Maryland.
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Uh, uh, you know, basically, I guess we would call him a moderate, a moderate Republican.
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And, uh, and we call him moderate Republicans because he spends most of his time attacking
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And that's why he gets to go on CNN and they, and they, uh, interview him.
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But here he is talking about his potential presidential run.
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It just lacked the Hogan 2024, uh, banner at the bottom.
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Well, we put out great videos like that almost every week.
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That was, uh, taken from my state of the state address last week and, and it's pretty well
00:25:45.380
But I, like I said, I'm going to be the, I'm going to run through the tape as governor till
00:25:50.080
Uh, I'm going to try to be the very best governor I can be.
00:25:52.560
I'm going to continue to stand up and be a voice.
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I'm not going to sit back and not be involved in the issues of the day.
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I'm concerned about the direction of the party in the country.
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And I'll make a decision about 2024 after I finished this job.
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Well, so we're certainly going to take a look at it after January of 23.
00:26:08.080
What makes you think that there's, uh, a lane for a moderate ish, uh, blue state anti-Trump
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sane Republican like you, when you look at your party right now?
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Well, you know, I consider myself a common sense conservative.
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Uh, I, I believe that that's where most people in America are about 70% of the people
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in America are completely frustrated with politics on both sides, Republicans and Democrats.
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And latest CNN poll came out and said, you know, right now, only 50% of the Republicans
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I believe that there is a pretty large lane of sane Republicans, uh, and they're looking
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I mean, it would need to be a large lane, um, for him, but yeah, there, there is certainly
00:26:54.480
a lane for someone who's not Donald Trump to run for president.
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Like for example, Ron DeSantis, uh, and, and, and other, uh, there, there are other, not
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many, but there is a group, a very small group of Republicans who I think number one would
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And they'd, they'd have a chance maybe of beating Donald Trump in the primary, though
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Now you have to appreciate the, of course, very unbiased, objective way that the question
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And you're, of course you're sane because you don't like Donald Trump.
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As far as Jake Tapper's concerned, um, is there room for him?
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You know, moderate Republican, you spend most of your time attacking people on the right.
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Um, you spend most of your time trying to appeal to people on the left.
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And this is the problem that you, you, you wish moderate Republicans would, uh, would
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realize, you know, this is the obstacle that they're going to come up against is that if
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you're trying to appeal to the left, well, you might be able to appease them a little
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bit, but there's always going to be someone farther to your left.
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And if it's a general election, presidential election, and you're trying to appeal to people
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on the left, well, they could, they could vote for the leftist Republican or the leftist
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Or you have people on the right who are sick and tired of people like you.
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And it's not because it's not because you're a voice in the wilderness crying out.
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It's not because you're staying firm on your principles and all of that.
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It's because you're trying to find this middle lane between the right.
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And then over here on the left, which advocates for pure, unadulterated evil.
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And you're trying to find kind of a, trying to find a lane that isn't exactly true, but
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And we'll have more about that in the daily cancellation coming up.
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She is, uh, I don't think she's quite in the squad, but she's, she's sort of a, you
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know, she's a rotating, she's a sixth man kind of figure in the squad.
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And, uh, they, they, they bring her in sometimes to talk about some of these issues.
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And here she is saying that unmasked members of Congress are undermining democracy somehow.
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This is where the lack of civility has come to in the United States Congress.
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And it is intolerable in a workplace where we are going to work to do the work of the
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And also, let me just remind your viewers that this was about wearing a mask, which is
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It is mandated in the Capitol and it is to protect our safety, our collective safety, the
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And so the idea that, and this has happened to me where you get on an elevator and people
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refuse to wear a mask and your choices are to either get off the elevator or to get on
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That, that should not be a problem in the United States Congress.
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And, uh, I really believe that our colleagues who refuse to even adhere to the basic norms
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And of course, we're seeing it in all kinds of even more serious ways.
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Like the January 6th insurrection is, is just part of that.
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And part of the attempt to take down a legitimate democracy from functioning.
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So, you know, I'll, I'll say that for at least, but by not putting a mask on your, it's an attack
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on our institutions, an attack on democracy where we're destroying democracy by not wearing
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Once again, the random buzzword generator, you got to ram, uh, January 6th into it.
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I mean, in what way does a person, a person not wearing a mask in an elevator is undermining
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But of course, none of these people are ever asked.
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Now, there's a lot of questions you could ask people like this that they wouldn't be able
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I'd love for people to ask, but, and they're not, but pretty much no matter what they're
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talking about, one of the most basic questions you could ask is just what, what, what is that
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So I heard all of your assertions that a person not wearing a mask in an elevator is,
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And they're never asked to do that because the person conducting the interview knows that
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Just like these people are, are cannons projecting assertions, shooting assertions all over the
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And, uh, but you can never stop and pick any one of them up and say, well, what, what was
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Because they won't be able to explain it because it's total nonsense.
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This is from a really important story here from the New York post.
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It says a model has claimed that she doesn't need a boyfriend because she's so in love with
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herself, uh, Luana Sandian said that she is auto-sexual, which is a self-love relationship
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The divorced model adds that she doesn't need a boyfriend to experience sexual pleasure and,
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um, revealed that she will even be happy enjoying Valentine's day alone.
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Um, she says being auto-sexual as I see it is along the same lines as being an independent
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Luana claimed that she's not thinking about having a relationship with someone else at the
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It's the best thing a woman can do for herself.
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And then she continues, and this was interesting.
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It's nice to know I'm not crazy or a massive narcissist.
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It's something real that a lot of people experience.
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It was very important to find out that I'm not alone.
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As sexy as that may sound, and it is, it's kind of self-love on steroids.
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There was always a part of me that thought it was weird, so it's nice to have this statement
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And so we see the same process carried out yet again, which of course, by the way, this,
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I mean, it's, it's like pretty much the definition of narcissism, um, being literally in love with
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I would be interested in seeing the, the headline 10 years from now.
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She doesn't need a boyfriend because she's so in love with herself 10 years from now.
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The, the, the headline is X model says that she's alone and miserable because of rampant
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You know, that's going to be the headline 10 years from now, because the thing that these
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women don't understand is that, um, your youth and your beauty, all of that fades pretty quickly.
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And it's just one of the sad realities of being a mortal human being.
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Um, and we're being introduced to a lot of the realities of being a mortal human being
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A lot of it is, is really not, not very fun, but another one of those realities, along with
00:34:44.860
Another one is that if you live kind of a normal length of life, most of your life, you're
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going to, is going to be spent not youthful and physically beautiful, the majority of
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So what you have right now is very temporary and very fleeting.
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And if that's, if that's all you are, if that's the only thing you care to cultivate,
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then once that goes, you're going to have nothing.
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And when you're walking around now and say, well, I don't, it doesn't matter because I'm,
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You know, when you act that way, eventually that goes away.
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You, you, you lose the youth and beauty, but people remember what a miserable person you
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And now you're going to spend the rest of your life just alone, miserable.
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But she also says how, um, how, well, okay, I I'm in love with myself.
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And then she says that she, she went, I guess on, on the internet as people do.
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And she discovered that there's a name for that.
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There's a label and that other people feel the same way she does.
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And just discovering that, discovering that she's, she's not alone, which is kind of ironic
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Yet it was very important to her that she's not alone in feeling this, this way at the
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So she, she wants to be alone, but she also doesn't want to be alone.
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Um, and so it was important for her to find out that there are other people in this quote
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unquote community and that there's a label for it.
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And the minute you can label it and you discover that there are other people that carry the
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same label that, that in your mind, that legitimizes it.
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And that makes it a legitimate identity and thus an identity that deserves to be celebrated.
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And probably we should take auto-sexual if they're not already and add them to the, to
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Maybe is auto-sexual one of the A's that's already in there?
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Now, and we see this is, this is the same process we've seen many times where you take
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people, they, they, you know, they have a, a, a certain compulsion, a compulsion that
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In her case, it's a compulsion towards obsessive selfishness.
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Um, and maybe in a different time, someone like herself, that's what she would have done
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because she would have assumed that there's something wrong with feeling this way.
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She would have assumed that she's the only one she was.
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She's not going to go out in public and talk to people face to face and say, Hey, I'm in
00:37:51.560
love with myself and I'm the only person I care about.
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So she would feel that shame and she would feel the need to change herself and she would
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But now because of the internet, whatever compulsion you feel, you could just go Google it.
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Uh, discover that there are other people in that quote community, that there's even a
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And now rather than suppressing this and maybe getting over it and becoming a better person,
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now you've embraced it and it begins to sort of eat you alive.
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If you want to leave a video comment, let's start with a clip eight.
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I just wanted to respond to your criticism of that Super Bowl commercial for the Google
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You know, I understand that with your white privilege, you just can't understand and grasp
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the difficulty that people of color go through when trying to take a simple photo or video.
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You know, you just don't have their shared experience.
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And I would really expect more from the world's leading LGBTQ plus author.
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That was a it was an angel on earth that left that comment and he was he was subsumed back
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That's a shame because that was that was a brilliant.
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But if you're if you're just listening on audio, you can't appreciate what just happened
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And I think I think if I explain the joke, it'll ruin it.
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You'll have to go to YouTube or something and see the video there.
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My dad's a huge fan and he drew this just for you.
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And then there's a picture of me and I actually look decent in the picture.
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So that's that's that's what I know about myself is I always look I like when people draw
00:40:57.800
pictures of me, which might sound might sound narcissistic.
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But that's because that's the only time where I look passable, where I don't look hideous.
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It's always in the photographs, which, as we've discovered, it's because it's not it's
00:41:14.580
She says, at this point, you can only be mad at the people.
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The elite have been nothing but open about their stance.
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Yeah, Emily, this is never going to be a popular stance to take, but I largely agree with you.
00:41:32.980
This is why I could also never really call myself a populist, because I'm way too skeptical
00:41:43.640
But much of what is happening, it's because we have allowed it to happen.
00:41:50.000
And that's a broad statement because it applies to almost every area of the culture.
00:41:56.400
You know, whatever is happening as a conservative, whatever is happening in the culture in whatever
00:41:59.760
area, whether we're talking about education, we're talking about our civil liberties being
00:42:02.820
taken away, whatever it is, it has required the silence.
00:42:07.980
In order for it to happen and for it to exist, it's required the silence of many people.
00:42:14.700
In fact, we used to brag all the time about the silent majority.
00:42:18.080
Because we're very proud of the majority part, but no one ever stopped to say, what about the
00:42:26.420
That's actually shameful to be in the majority and yet remain silent.
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And we remain silent for so long that now, you know, I don't even think we're in the majority
00:42:39.560
Person, good username there, says, apparently Eminem was kneeling out of respect for Tupac,
00:42:44.580
but this hasn't been confirmed, so no one truly knows what he knelt for.
00:42:48.180
And another comment says, Eminem didn't take a knee during the anthem.
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He took a knee when the other dude played a Tupac song.
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And there were a lot of comments like this that, oh, no, he was just, he was taking a
00:43:10.440
First of all, why would he be doing that in the first place?
00:43:18.040
In fact, the story is that Eminem said ahead of time or told the NFL that he wanted to do
00:43:22.580
And then the NFL kind of shook their fingers, finger at him and said, no, no, no, don't do
00:43:34.280
So that, so that, you know, it's the best of both worlds for the NFL.
00:43:37.620
So they could get the political statement that they, that they like, and then it appeals
00:43:40.960
to those people, um, to that, to that side of the political aisle.
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But then also the NFL can say, oh, but we didn't want him to do that.
00:43:48.540
And then that's supposed to satiate the people on the right.
00:43:50.420
So that was the plan there, but it's 100% a fact that he was doing this for Colin Kaepernick.
00:43:55.700
But it, but it also shows just how absurd the whole knee thing is because it, it, it, it's
00:44:02.600
And it, it, the meaning behind it continues to morph.
00:44:07.960
So originally it was supposed to be about police brutality.
00:44:11.620
And then it became this kind of generalized protest against America as a whole.
00:44:18.100
And then Eminem does it and it's to honor Colin Kaepernick.
00:44:21.180
But now we're told that, oh no, he's also honoring Tupac too.
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Just like, it's a kind of a, it's the grab bag of political statements, I guess.
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Today we cancel someone who up to this point has somehow never made it into the Daily Cancellation,
00:46:18.840
That would be David French, ostensibly a conservative columnist, once of the National Review and now
00:46:26.400
Now I hesitate to describe anything as Never Trump because it's ridiculous to still define
00:46:30.360
people that way with Trump no longer even in office.
00:46:33.040
In fact, Never Trump stopped having logical relevance after he won the primaries in 2016.
00:46:38.940
Six years later though, the label still somehow applies because people like French still choose
00:46:43.460
to define themselves by their opposition to the former president.
00:46:48.300
For French and people on his team, opposition to Trump has long since turned into opposition
00:46:52.580
to an obsessive focus on whatever they consider to be the far right.
00:46:58.740
Though French and company continue to call themselves conservatives, members of the right, they
00:47:04.220
dedicate most of their time and nearly everything that they write to attacking those who are
00:47:10.460
Now there's nothing wrong with holding your own side accountable.
00:47:16.080
But the problem is that there is this certain element which seems to have almost entirely given
00:47:23.320
For them, the great villains in our country, public enemies number one, are the people on
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Which makes you wonder if they're really on our side at all.
00:47:33.120
In David French's case, he has made it a special mission of late to criticize right-wing
00:47:38.580
And his new tradition, it seems, is to publish a weekly screed calling evangelicals to task on
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So while they're all at church, French hits them with another uppercut.
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The latest from this past Sunday, published on Dispatch, makes the case that right-wing
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evangelicals are the most dangerous radicals in the country.
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He shared his column to Twitter with this caption.
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Where are America's most dangerous political radicals?
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Rallying in churches by the thousands, in city after city, in church after church.
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The seeds for the next insurrection are being sown by the MAGA Christian nationalists right
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Now, the article proceeds, over the course of some 2,000 words, to expose what French
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This is what he, a post-conservative, considers to be the most dangerous political movement
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He talks about the groups of evangelicals who remain steadfastly loyal to Donald Trump.
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They think that Trump is, in some cases, you know, is the only one who can rescue the nation.
00:48:43.560
He describes something called the Reawaken America Tour, which stops at venues across
00:48:48.880
the country, often churches, and features Michael Flynn and presumably other speakers
00:48:52.360
doing sort of a mix of apocalyptic preaching and political activism.
00:48:56.800
And there are people in this group who attend those events that French describes who believe
00:49:01.680
that Trump is still the president and are prone to buy into various theories about how
00:49:05.460
Trump will eventually reemerge as the true leader and president of the country.
00:49:09.060
Those claims were a lot more popular in the first eight months of the Biden administration,
00:49:13.100
propagated by people like Sidney Powell and Lin Wood.
00:49:18.060
But still, this is the kind of thing we're talking about in which French has set his sights
00:49:21.480
on and considers to be one of the great crises we face as a society and the most dangerous
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Now, I agree with David French that a lot of this stuff is pretty weird.
00:49:31.940
I also don't think that Donald Trump is our savior or ever was.
00:49:37.100
I don't think that any man is our savior, especially not Donald Trump.
00:49:46.140
I think it's time to move on from him and start looking at guys like DeSantis, though even
00:49:49.380
with DeSantis, I hope that he never develops the kind of cult, the personality that Trump
00:49:53.000
had and in some cases still has around himself.
00:49:55.660
I think we should retain a healthy skepticism towards all politicians.
00:50:00.660
But the idea that any of this represents some great existential threat to the United States
00:50:07.840
And the claim that devoted Trump fans are the most dangerous political radicals in the
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It's the kind of thing that only a very stupid person could possibly believe.
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If he's not stupid, that means that he is, as a Christian himself, choosing to make fellow
00:50:26.340
Christians into the targets, into sort of human shields to cover for the people who
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Well, the worst thing that MAGA Christian nationalists, as French calls them, ever did
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And that was not an insurrection or the worst day in American history or anything close to
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And there really is no context where a riot is ever a smart strategy or the right thing
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But let's flip it over now to the other side and ask the same sort of question.
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What's the worst thing that leftist radicals have ever done?
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Well, they have, for one thing, facilitated and funded the slaughter of 60 million human
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I would think that that already puts them in a league far beyond the idiots who took an unsanctioned
00:51:20.940
Does David French not believe that the 60 million babies who were killed, who've been
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If he is, then he must believe that they're human beings.
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And if he does, then he cannot possibly think that MAGA people are more dangerous than those
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who are carrying out the mass slaughter of infants.
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They've waged an all-out assault on law and order.
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They've intentionally plunged our cities into anarchy and violence.
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They've fomented not just one instance of rioting, but an entire summer of it.
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And they've excused and encouraged the endemic looting that now happens in many of these
00:52:04.000
They've lied repeatedly about the issue of police brutality, intentionally putting cops in
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They've embedded radical gender ideology into our school system.
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They've indoctrinated millions of kids into it.
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They've sent millions of kids plummeting into confusion and internal chaos.
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So they're agents of chaos, both externally and internally.
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They chop the breasts off of 15-year-old girls.
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We haven't even talked about how they've used COVID to erase our civil liberties or
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how they use blackmail and intimidation and the mob to silence and shame anyone who criticizes
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For example, as it happens, right now as we speak, leftists are photoshopping fake tweets
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and posting them to Twitter, claiming that I wrote them.
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This has happened more than once, and not just small accounts spreading these tweets either.
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It's a coordinated effort to smear and silence me.
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There are also gullible people who unfortunately get suckered by con artists like Lin Wood and
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But gullible people and weird people exist everywhere.
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It's imploding due to the conscious efforts of radical leftists who are not congregating
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in suburban churches, but who hold positions of power and who control every major institution
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Because, you know, that's the other thing about these people that go to reawaken America with
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The other thing about them is that you can say whatever you want about what they believe
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Now, the people that run these institutions, they're the danger.
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And if you aren't focused primarily on fighting that war against those people, then we're not
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And that's why today David French is finally canceled.
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And our production coordinator is McKenna Waters.
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The Matt Walsh show is a Daily Wire production.
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Justin Trudeau suspends civil liberties in Canada to stop the freedom convoy.
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Washington, D.C. lifts its draconian vaccine mandate.
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And the New York Times gets away with defaming Sarah Palin.