The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 938 - Terrified Leftists Cry Out In Despair As Elon Musk Takes Over Twitter

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, leftists scream out in abject terror as Elon Musk completes

00:00:04.900 his purchase of Twitter. We will revel in their despair today. Also, as my children's book,

00:00:09.120 Johnny the Walrus, is finally released, we'll take a look at the horrifying children's book

00:00:12.300 that is currently the bestseller in the category. It's written by the American Academy of Pediatrics,

00:00:16.880 and if you've been paying attention, you know that that's a very bad sign. Plus,

00:00:20.140 a boy physically assaults a girl at a high school in Atlanta, but the students are taking the boy's

00:00:24.260 side because the girl used a naughty word, apparently. And in our daily cancellation, 1.00

00:00:27.500 Rolling Stone has a glowing profile of furries who are sexually attracted to

00:00:31.880 cartoon animals. All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:01:45.080 So yesterday, the sun went dark. The earth shook and trembled. Fire raged across the land,

00:01:52.600 consuming all in its wake. The screams of the forsaken masses could be heard rising up

00:01:57.800 with the smoke. Horror of horrors. The ultimate nightmare had come to pass. Elon Musk taking

00:02:04.960 control of Twitter. The Twitter corporate board had, for so many years before this, hugged Twitter's

00:02:11.880 users tightly against its bosom, protecting them and rocking them softly to sleep each night.

00:02:17.380 But that was all over yesterday. It abandoned them. Abandoned us all to the cold in the night,

00:02:22.480 where there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth and lots of memes also, presumably.

00:02:27.600 Twitter has officially accepted Elon Musk's offer to buy the company for $43 billion.

00:02:33.300 Now, tragically, the company will be run by a billionaire,

00:02:36.560 billionaire, as opposed to before when it was run by different billionaires. Elizabeth Warren made a

00:02:42.500 good point when she tweeted yesterday, this deal is dangerous for our democracy. Billionaires like

00:02:48.220 Elon Musk play by a different set of rules than everybody else, accumulating power for their own

00:02:52.940 gain. We need a wealth tax and strong rules to hold big tech accountable. Yes, it is dangerous to

00:02:59.560 have a billionaire in charge of a social media platform. That's why those of us who are so upset by

00:03:03.920 this turn of events and who absolutely refuse to use a site that is owned by a billionaire now must

00:03:09.200 deactivate our accounts and give all of our business to Facebook and Instagram and TikTok instead.

00:03:16.160 You know, the ones that aren't run by billionaires. But I think the real question that we all face now

00:03:21.600 is how do we explain this to our children? You know, I've already had the difficult conversation

00:03:27.300 last night as I was weeping in the living room, which is my usual nightly routine, of course.

00:03:32.080 My three-year-old pangender child Moonbeam came in and asked, Matt, with Elon Musk taking over

00:03:38.940 Twitter, will hate speech be normalized? Is our democracy in grave peril? Is our country on the

00:03:46.500 verge of destruction? Is life even worth living anymore? And I looked back at them and answered,

00:03:52.160 yes, yes, yes, and no. And then we simply held each other and sobbed uncontrollably.

00:03:57.560 It was sad yet beautiful. A beautiful moment with me and Moonshine or whatever my fake kid's name is

00:04:03.760 in this joke. To be honest, originally, I'd planned to keep the sarcasm going for the entire opening

00:04:07.660 monologue. But then I realized that that would deprive me of the opportunity to gloat more openly and

00:04:12.580 blatantly, which is what I really want to do. So I'll switch gears here. And instead, I'll let

00:04:16.580 the libs speak for themselves. Fortunately, Nazi propagandist libs of TikTok has compiled a few 0.84

00:04:23.000 authentic lib reactions to the news from TikTok. And, well, here's how they're taking it.

00:04:28.000 You know, they really make some good points, actually. It would possibly be slightly easier

00:04:54.740 to understand if we listen to them one at a time, though. So let's do that instead.

00:05:00.480 Well, it looks like Twitter's gone. They accepted the money. And Elon Stalin is taking over. So

00:05:08.740 f*** you, Twitter. And goodbye forever, you insane Q-like forum. Or soon to be insane Q-like forum. 1.00

00:05:17.800 Peace out! Bye!

00:05:18.740 Elon Musk, this is directly to you. Enjoy Twitter. I just deactivated mine. I will not be reactivating

00:05:29.740 it. Enjoy.

00:05:32.040 I deactivated my account and deleted the app. That's what I think of it. F*** Elon Musk.

00:05:37.640 Today, Twitter has announced that they've been bought by Elon Musk, or however you say his name. 0.98

00:05:46.580 I'm not interested in staying on Twitter anymore because of this. And I think there's a lot of

00:05:51.140 people that are about to leave. So I just wanted to let everyone know that you can find me here.

00:05:57.040 I'm going to also share this on Twitter before I deactivate my account so that anyone who wants

00:06:01.900 to follow me can find me here as well. Hey, I did a thing today. I deactivated my Twitter account.

00:06:12.340 You can too.

00:06:15.320 On second thought, that wasn't much more coherent, I suppose. Though I'm sure Elon Musk is devastated

00:06:20.360 by the incisive, searing wit of these TikTok libs. I'm not sure how he'll ever recover from,

00:06:26.320 you know, things like Elon, Stalin. Indeed, I bet he's now rethinking the whole thing now that we've

00:06:33.380 learned that at Tammy Clove, at Queenie Bella, and at Snurfy Boo are leaving the site. That was one of

00:06:41.640 the users there on TikTok, Snurfy Boo. Look, a Twitter without Snurfy Boo is just not the same.

00:06:49.540 On the plus side, however, race hustler Sean King actually did deactivate his account nearly as soon

00:06:55.160 as the news was announced. And that alone is worth $43 billion. Many other prominent leftists

00:07:01.100 vowed to leave the platform, though most of them appear to still be on the platform as of this

00:07:05.400 morning. I mean, a lot of these people have been tweeting over and over and over again about how

00:07:09.920 they're not going to use the platform anymore. And yet they're still using it to talk about how

00:07:14.580 they're not going to use it. Perhaps their accounts merely identify as deactivated. I don't know.

00:07:19.700 Another common complaint has been that Elon Musk is spending his money on buying Twitter when he could be

00:07:25.060 using it to end world hunger, because world hunger is all his fault. John Fugelsang tweeted,

00:07:31.000 for $44 billion, a guy could have gone down in history for ending world hunger. History will

00:07:36.340 record that our mega billionaires had other priorities. Now, funny, I don't remember those

00:07:42.440 kinds of criticisms when Jeff Bezos used his money to buy the Washington Post. But the criticisms

00:07:49.140 would have been stupid in that case also, because in fact, even the richest men in the world don't 0.98

00:07:55.400 have enough money to end world hunger. There is no amount of money that could wipe out world hunger. 0.99

00:08:01.640 If I had $10 trillion to dedicate to wiping out world hunger, there would still be world hunger,

00:08:09.080 even after the $10 trillion is spent, or rather wasted. Because a lot of the hunger in the world is due

00:08:16.020 not to a simple lack of resources, but to corrupt and incompetent governments and regimes.

00:08:22.520 Throwing money at that problem isn't going to solve it. In fact, many times it could make it a lot worse,

00:08:26.420 as we have seen time and time and time again. Meanwhile, groups like Human Rights Watch and the

00:08:32.940 ACLU are raising different concerns. They're issuing dire warnings about the epidemic of hate speech that

00:08:38.180 may now be coming for us and coming to Twitter because of Elon Musk. These worries were echoed all over

00:08:44.380 cable news, especially by Brian Stelter. Listen to this.

00:08:48.700 If you, if you get invited to something where there are no rules, where there is total freedom

00:08:55.040 for everybody, do you actually want to go to that party? Or are you going to decide to stay home?

00:09:00.420 And that's a question for Twitter users. Some Twitter users might love the idea that there's

00:09:04.640 going to be absolutely no moderation and no rules at all. Others might not want to be anywhere near

00:09:08.780 that. Am I crazy, Matt? No, you're right. And what happens to the advertising? I mean,

00:09:12.640 if there's no moderation or little moderation, do the advertisers stay away? What does that do to

00:09:17.120 the business prospects for Twitter itself? There's just something perfect about this because I can

00:09:22.100 totally imagine Brian Stelter standing outside of a party and saying, excuse me, I need to know the

00:09:27.180 ground rules for this party before I come in. Do you have the rules posted anywhere? I want to make

00:09:32.100 sure everyone is following the rules. This isn't one of those parties without rules, is it?

00:09:37.180 And then everybody inside the party will just look at him and say, you weren't invited, Brian.

00:09:40.920 What are you doing here? Stop hiding in the bushes, you weirdo. Go home. 0.99

00:09:47.760 Of course, minor detail here. Stelter is lying, obviously. Musk has never said that there will

00:09:52.560 be no moderation at all. I mean, that's the thing about all this panicking. He's going to get rid

00:09:56.760 of the rules. He actually never said he was going to do that. But it is fascinating to see the

00:10:02.000 evolution. The left has gone from the counterculture to the hall monitors, pushing up their glasses and,

00:10:07.800 you know, prattling on about the rules. The left, you know, they're now the kid in your class who

00:10:14.180 reminds the teacher to give out the homework assignment. They're that kid. Over on MSNBC,

00:10:20.320 they're raising concerns that sound somehow oddly familiar. Listen.

00:10:25.560 You own all of Twitter or Facebook or what have you. You don't have to explain yourself. You don't

00:10:31.260 even have to be transparent. You could secretly ban one party's candidate or all of its candidates,

00:10:37.280 all of its nominees. Or you could just secretly turn down the reach of their stuff and turn up

00:10:42.000 the reach of something else. And the rest of us might not even find out about it till after the

00:10:46.480 election. Elon Musk says this is all to help people because he is just a free speech,

00:10:54.120 philosophically clear, open-minded helper.

00:10:58.200 Yes. Wouldn't it be terrible if that happened? I mean, just imagine, allow yourself to entertain

00:11:03.400 this crazy hypothetical where big tech companies target people based on their politics and censor

00:11:09.560 information in order to influence the outcome of an election. Just imagine that. Of course,

00:11:14.840 you don't have to imagine it. You already lived through it. Conservatives have experienced exactly

00:11:19.640 that sort of thing for years. And despite what this guy at MSNBC might say, the fact is that Elon

00:11:25.120 Musk has made no indication that he's going to put the shoe on the other foot and start censoring

00:11:28.980 and stifling leftist speech in that way. As satisfying as that might be from a vengeance

00:11:33.720 perspective. But he's not going to do that. And they know he's not going to do that.

00:11:39.040 Musk has shown no inclinations in that direction. What they're worried about is exactly what

00:11:43.920 Brian Stelter said and what the ACLU and various pseudo human rights groups are now fretting

00:11:48.900 about. They're panicking not over the possibility that speech will be stifled, but over the threat

00:11:54.420 that it will no longer be stifled. For years, they insisted that conservative speech was not

00:11:59.700 being censored or suppressed. Now they're running around like their hair is on fire. Well, Brian

00:12:04.380 Stelter isn't running around like his hair is on fire, but you know what I'm saying? Because

00:12:07.680 conservative speech will no longer be censored and suppressed. So, you know, how quickly we went

00:12:12.380 from that isn't happening to that is happening and actually it's good and it has to keep happening.

00:12:19.880 We've seen this kind of transition countless times. And now we're seeing it finally with the

00:12:24.720 issue of free speech. Where we went from free speech isn't under attack, you conspiracy theorists,

00:12:31.100 to actually free speech is bad and should be under attack. Another viral leftist reaction to the Musk

00:12:39.780 news makes this point, I think, very clear. Listen to this.

00:12:44.040 Are you concerned about the rise of American fascism? Well, today you can be more concerned.

00:12:50.280 It's almost certain that with this move, Trump is going to come back to social media. I mean,

00:12:55.780 this has so many horrific implications. I'm not even sure where to start to be completely honest

00:13:01.180 with you. There is a problem with this idea of free speech and that is where is the limit? Free

00:13:07.260 speech has the ability to incite some really horrific and hateful things. Like, for instance,

00:13:13.320 an insurrection. If this a** owns Twitter, the world is going to be a much worse place. And it's not

00:13:19.740 just him. This is a problem across social media, but certainly this isn't making the problem better.

00:13:23.960 Anyway, I imagine there's going to be a mass exodus from Twitter. In fact, Newsweek even posted how

00:13:29.660 to delete your Twitter account an hour ago. I didn't have a Twitter account ever until I joined

00:13:34.360 this app to go and look at news and stuff. So it's not that bad, you know, not having one. I just have

00:13:40.560 a very strong feeling that the extremism on the right is going to get more significant after this.

00:13:46.080 Yes, we have to censor speech in order to avoid fascism. See how that works. Where are the limits

00:13:55.820 to free speech, he asks? What are the limits? And he provides the answer. They all provide the answer.

00:14:00.880 All opinions that differ from his own are beyond the limits or ought to be. So they've dropped the

00:14:06.840 act almost, at least for now, they've dropped it. This internet, the internet is a party with rules,

00:14:14.920 they say. And the rules are that one side doesn't get to speak. Or those were the rules. Now the left,

00:14:22.320 at least on one platform, will have to figure out how to engage with opposing ideas or at a minimum

00:14:27.700 tolerate them. And if they can't do that, and they certainly can't do that, then they'll just have to

00:14:33.500 make do with the platforms that still censor their opponents and welcome their speech and welcome only

00:14:38.760 their speech. So in other words, every other platform on the internet pretty much is what they'll

00:14:42.660 have to make do with. Somehow I think they'll survive. Now let's get to our five headlines.

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00:16:04.960 First of all, I'm going to investigate all of the censorship and the dishonest practices in the

00:16:10.440 past and reveal all of it. Because it's good to come in and clean up shop, but we also need to

00:16:18.200 know what happened before. That's one of the best things about Elon Musk taking over is that he's

00:16:23.560 going to have access to all that information. Now we're going to know for sure. The things that we

00:16:27.440 already know happened, now we're going to have the proof of it. We're going to see it all in writing

00:16:34.220 probably. And there need to be reparations even. There should be reparation programs for

00:16:42.000 conservatives on Twitter to make up for what we experience. Then I'm going to, if I'm Elon Musk,

00:16:48.900 I would just fire almost everybody and hire all new people because you're going to need to do that.

00:16:55.560 And it's quite revealing actually that the reports are now that Twitter, after they announced the sale

00:17:02.940 of Twitter, they've shut down a lot of the functionality behind the scenes so that changes

00:17:09.440 can't be made because they're worried about their own employees sabotaging the platform. So that tells

00:17:14.320 you what they know about their employees. So if you're Elon Musk coming in, then you got to just

00:17:18.780 basically fire everybody. And then make the algorithms public, which he's already said he would

00:17:24.720 do. Make them totally transparent. And then also if I'm Elon Musk, I'm going to hire the host of the

00:17:32.140 Matt Wall show in the Daily Wire as the new chief diversity officer. That's probably, that's probably

00:17:36.020 in fact, priority number one. So I'm still waiting to get the call from Elon Musk. All right, let's start

00:17:42.240 with this. You know, it's a tough week for our dear friends on the left for the reasons we've just

00:17:48.100 reviewed. And to add insult to injury, my bestselling LGBT children's book is finally being released.

00:17:54.960 You know, we announced the book a few months ago. They sold out in less than a day. We had to print

00:17:59.600 a whole new batch and those new books are shipping out today. And the good news is also that you can

00:18:05.240 buy the book today and you won't have to wait months for it to come, if you can believe it or not.

00:18:09.380 You can just buy it and it'll come like the next day or two days from now. We have copies available

00:18:13.260 for purchase, a lot of copies. And this all presents a wonderful opportunity for us.

00:18:18.100 Because Johnny the Walrus, my book about a young boy who identifies as a walrus,

00:18:22.300 has already been, as you may have heard, a bestselling children's book, bestselling LGBT

00:18:27.300 book, bestselling book overall. But let us just imagine together, let us picture the possibility

00:18:32.940 that we get it charting as a bestseller again this week amid everything else that's happening.

00:18:40.740 I think we can do that together and we must. Especially when you consider what is currently

00:18:47.340 what books are currently charting as bestsellers on Amazon. One of the top books, and in fact,

00:18:54.840 this was the number one children's book overall on Amazon yesterday. Now I think it's dropped down

00:18:59.280 slightly. It's in the top five. But this is a book that was just released. It's called

00:19:03.300 Uology, A Puberty Guide for Everybody. Now this book is, if you're wondering who published it,

00:19:09.980 this is a book published by the American Academy of Pediatrics. All right? So it's not even just one

00:19:15.540 wacky left-wing writer. This is the American Academy of Pediatrics. And they published this book on

00:19:21.080 puberty. And this is how bad it's gotten. That you already know what's in this book.

00:19:30.120 You already know that it's bad. Because the American Academy of Pediatrics is behind it.

00:19:35.420 And the subject is puberty. So just to give you an idea, there's a chapter in this book,

00:19:40.980 one of the best-selling children's books on Amazon, which is being marketed to kids nine through 12.

00:19:47.420 And there's a chapter called When Puberty Doesn't Feel Right. And I'm just going to read a little bit

00:19:53.860 of this chapter to you. Because this is a book that nine-year-olds are going to be reading.

00:19:59.040 And I guarantee you, given the fact that this is published by the American Academy of Pediatrics,

00:20:04.560 it's going to be in schools. And if anybody complains about it, the schools are going to say,

00:20:09.100 what, do you have a problem with science and medicine? It's the American Academy of Pediatrics.

00:20:12.960 It's as mainstream as you can possibly get. Well, here's what it says. Chapter 12,

00:20:19.080 When Puberty Doesn't Feel Right. It says, and then it kind of starts with a little story about a girl

00:20:27.220 named Kimmy. Quinn, Jasmine, Nancy, and I are getting ready for bed, stepping around the sleeping

00:20:33.160 bags that form a circle on Nancy's bedroom floor. I take my pajamas to the corner and turn my back

00:20:38.240 to the others as I change. Quinn is changing at the same time and isn't paying attention,

00:20:42.040 and Jasmine is looking for something in her bag. But then Nancy looks over at me right as I'm changing 0.94

00:20:46.440 my shirt. I try to cover my chest, and Nancy looks away quickly. But I know she saw my flat chest.

00:20:51.900 Nancy says, I still have a super flat chest too. I can't wait to finally start puberty.

00:20:57.840 I hate blooming so much later than everybody else. I finish putting on my pajamas, and then I take a

00:21:02.640 deep breath. My body will never grow breasts on its own because I'm trans, I say, looking at Nancy

00:21:09.420 until she meets my eyes. But it's something that I have options for and that I talk with my doctors

00:21:14.900 about. And then it goes on, thanks for telling us. We won't tell anyone else, Quinn says. Then Quinn

00:21:20.780 explains that they don't identify as a boy or a girl, so they know what it's like to get questions

00:21:25.460 about gender expectations. I talk with my doctor about being non-binary too. It's nice to have

00:21:31.160 somebody who can help my parents and me figure out what's going to work best for my body. Okay, so

00:21:35.880 in this, I have to keep repeating, book by the American Academy of Pediatrics, if you think you can

00:21:42.980 still trust doctors in the medical profession, you can't, period. You especially can't trust them with

00:21:49.420 your kid. And that's just, I wish that was not the case. Because I understand the implications of

00:21:57.060 saying that you just cannot trust the medical profession anymore at all, but you can't. Because

00:22:02.660 this is what you're getting from them. And already in this, we've got a story about the sleepover with

00:22:12.400 little girls. And in this sleepover they're telling us about, one of the girls is trans and

00:22:18.400 one is non-binary. So you've got a small collection of girls and two of them are, at least two, 0.74

00:22:27.040 are in that category. Which actually accurately reflects the situation that our daughters are in,

00:22:35.860 that they face socially. That's how prevalent this stuff is. In fact, if you send your daughter to a

00:22:41.480 sleepover with five other girls, there's a statistically almost, it's almost certain 0.99

00:22:46.620 statistically that one of them is going to identify, at least one will identify as trans or

00:22:50.380 non-binary or whatever else. And then continues, we have this fun fact. Doctors can put puberty on

00:23:02.580 pause. That's true. Doctors can prescribe medicine to stop puberty temporarily. But they do that only for

00:23:09.680 important reasons. Early puberty can cause emotional and physical problems for very young

00:23:13.820 children. It can be difficult for very young kids to manage puberty and early puberty can stunt their

00:23:17.940 growth. For those reasons, doctors may use medication to pause puberty. Then when a child is older, they

00:23:23.300 can stop the medicine and puberty will begin again. At that point, puberty will progress normally like it

00:23:27.880 does for others. Some people refer to these medications as puberty blockers, but really they don't block

00:23:32.580 puberty forever. They just put puberty on pause. And then it says, just not feeling right.

00:23:38.420 Sometimes puberty can start right on time, but the changes happening on the outside of the body

00:23:41.840 don't truly feel right. Sure, lots of kids might feel a little weird or uncomfortable about their

00:23:46.780 changing body, but for some kids, it's not just strange or new. For some, the changes on the outside

00:23:51.600 of the body don't fit with the way they feel on the inside. Or for some, the outside changes feel

00:23:56.860 completely wrong. And so they mentioned precocious puberty as a reason for puberty blockers, but then they

00:24:05.640 get to, well, yes, but there are plenty of cases where it's not precocious puberty. Everything is

00:24:10.320 physically normal with puberty, but it just doesn't feel right. And so that's when they put you on the

00:24:16.900 drugs that they claim in this book, just pause puberty and then you pick it up right back up

00:24:23.060 again. And there's no problems. There's no long-term health complications or anything, which is a total

00:24:28.720 lie. And of course, the American Academy of Pediatrics, they know that's not true,

00:24:33.140 but this is what they're telling not just to parents about their kids, but they're telling

00:24:37.680 this to kids. That you might want to use puberty blockers if it just doesn't feel right. Well,

00:24:43.960 that's quite a thing to say to kids because every kid going through puberty will at least have a season

00:24:55.820 where it doesn't quite feel right.

00:25:00.420 That's going to happen to every kid.

00:25:04.740 In fact, every person,

00:25:07.780 you know, given the fact that we're mortal beings and we don't, we do not have absolute control over

00:25:13.900 our bodies. And in fact, we have no control over the natural processes that our bodies

00:25:19.060 undergo and growing and changing all that kind of stuff. We have, we have, we have little to no control over

00:25:23.720 most of that. And so everybody has times where you feel like you're, you're almost at war with your

00:25:32.200 own body, you know? And, um, when you, when you go to kids and you tell them and you give them a,

00:25:40.480 a way of understanding this and you tell them that, oh, well, if it doesn't feel right, you could

00:25:44.660 just stop it. That's always an option. And there are no side effects. There are no complications.

00:25:49.900 It's no problem. Just take the pills and stop it. Well, when you tell it to kids, you're going to

00:25:56.160 find a whole lot of kids all of a sudden lining up for puberty blockers. That's exactly what's

00:26:00.340 happening because of books like this. So all the more reason, um, to go to johnnythewalrus.com or go

00:26:07.120 to amazon.com, get my book, at least over this, this, uh, filth. Okay, let's go here next. Uh, this is

00:26:16.040 a story. We're going to play this as a news clip from WSB in Atlanta. Um, there's a controversy,

00:26:23.780 a protest at this high school in Atlanta. Um, after a, after a, a male, a male, a boy physically

00:26:33.380 assaulted a girl. And now there are protests, but who do you think the protests are on behalf of?

00:26:40.160 Whose side do you think the protesters are taking in this? I don't think you'll be shocked to discover,

00:26:44.940 but let's watch a little bit of this news report. New video at five shows a male student slapping

00:26:51.700 a female student after she called him the N word. This sled will walk out at Locust Grove High School 1.00

00:26:58.560 and channel two is Audrey Washington is live in Henry County. Audrey students are upset about the

00:27:03.280 different punishments given to these students. Right. And it's important to note that they believe

00:27:10.240 both students were wrong, but they don't believe both students were punished equally. So they walked

00:27:16.380 out of class here and protested right there inside Locust Grove High.

00:27:25.000 They chanted black lives matter as they walked out of classes here at Locust Grove High. It just 1.00

00:27:30.980 bothered me because I didn't stand up before and I thought this is the perfect time for me to stand

00:27:35.380 up now. High school senior Layla Moreau helped organize the protests this week. She says it was in

00:27:41.040 response to what happened in this video and what happened afterwards. A student shared the video with me

00:27:47.420 on Friday. We blurred the faces of the kids involved, but in the video you see a white female student call

00:27:53.460 another black male student the N word. Next, you see the boy walk up to the girl and slap her. Both students

00:28:01.440 were disciplined, but those who protested told me they believe while both students were wrong, they were not

00:28:07.500 punished equally. She got to go to class and get her education while he had to leave for his education. He

00:28:13.680 was only defending himself. Pause it there for a second. Let's pause it right there. This is, look at a lot of the

00:28:21.420 reactions on social media and of course the race hustlers, the prominent race hustlers have gotten

00:28:27.560 involved in this. I don't know if Al Sharpton has showed up yet, but I'm sure he will. Who's the

00:28:31.560 other guy? The new Al Sharpton. Ben Crump is, he's always, he parachutes down as soon as something like

00:28:38.560 this. He's on the scene. So he's probably already there as far as I know. And this is, this is the

00:28:43.880 narrative that you're, that you're hearing that in fact the boy was acting in self-defense. And we just

00:28:48.740 heard that from the student there who organized this protest. And these were, this is a mass protest of

00:28:52.840 people marching through the halls shouting black lives matter. And the narrative is that he was

00:28:59.180 just defending himself, defending himself. And you could see in the video, you've got the, the, a girl

00:29:06.960 sitting off to the side in the gym, far away from the boy. She shouts, apparently a racial slur.

00:29:14.560 That's bad. You should, it's a bad word and you should not use that bad word.

00:29:21.340 In fact, kids in school shouldn't be using any bad words. Very often they do, I'm told, but they

00:29:27.580 shouldn't. And so we should be very clear to, to the kids. We don't use bad words. That's a bad word.

00:29:32.540 You don't, you don't use it. And I'm also fine with punishing kids who use bad words. I think we

00:29:39.260 ought to do that. But she's off to the side, sitting down. She's also a girl and she shouts 1.00

00:29:46.340 this word. He walks over to her and smacks her in the face, assaults her, physically assaults her. 0.99

00:29:52.820 There's a boy physically assaulting a girl. He was defending himself. Was, was his physical safety

00:29:58.560 in jeopardy in any way whatsoever from the, from the girl who said something to him? And he had to walk

00:30:06.980 across the gym to confront her over it, defending himself. Well, no, of course his, his physical

00:30:15.260 safety was not in jeopardy whatsoever. I mean, if she had gone over and used that word or not used it

00:30:22.040 and then, and, and then physically attacked him and he hit her back as a, as a means of getting her

00:30:30.100 off of, you know, defending himself, getting her off of him, be a different story. That's not what

00:30:34.760 happened. So no, this is not physical self-defense. This is, um, but what, what we know, what we've

00:30:41.420 seen from the left is that depending on your demographics, this is all, this is all demographic

00:30:48.200 dependent. But if you fall into the right victim group, and if you, if all the intersectional points

00:30:55.840 work out in your favor, then, you know, you can use physical violence to defend your psychological

00:31:03.900 well-being. So she didn't physically attack him, but she, she used a word that might emotionally or

00:31:11.720 psychologically hurt him. Even though I can guarantee he, he hears that word from his friends all the

00:31:20.400 time. And there's a very high likelihood that he uses it himself, but he heard the word from someone

00:31:28.500 with a lighter skin color. And so that is psychologically damaging to him. And so he can 0.99

00:31:33.900 use physical violence to defend his psychological wellbeing. That's, that's the logic here. And if

00:31:40.940 there's something else, and this should already be entirely clear to you, but if it wasn't, this

00:31:45.640 should make it even more clear, um, that if you're a woman on the left, um, you have been your,

00:31:53.320 your victim points, you know, on the victim hierarchy, you've been, you're all the way down

00:31:58.580 the ladder. It didn't used to be that way. There was a time when you were a little bit higher up

00:32:04.240 toward, towards the, the pinnacle as a chief victim. And, uh, especially around then we got to

00:32:09.500 the Me Too movement. And so that was trendy for a while. And, uh, so, you know, all you just,

00:32:14.740 just being a woman afforded you a whole bunch of victim points and put you above almost everybody 1.00

00:32:19.720 else on the victim pyramid, but now you're all the way at the bottom. I mean, you're not quite

00:32:25.500 at the level of being a white male, but you're, you're just barely above that.

00:32:32.420 And what that means is that you could be physically assaulted

00:32:34.660 and, uh, everybody will take the other person's side. Let's keep watching a little bit of this

00:32:41.900 report here. Reached out to Henry County schools about the incidents and the disciplinary

00:32:46.720 allegations. A school district representative said in part, quote, we can't share disciplinary

00:32:52.200 action for students due to student privacy. Both students were disciplined based on their

00:32:57.680 code of conduct infractions. The representative went on to state school leaders have been working

00:33:03.560 with and listening to any students who needed to express their feelings or concerns on the matter.

00:33:09.800 The school day is progressing with administrators continuing to be available for any student who

00:33:15.300 needs to talk. Layla says she's been called a racial slur at the school before and wants the school 1.00

00:33:21.340 district to do more. I just want some change. I want them to, I'm just tired of the inequality

00:33:26.740 in the school. Now, we still don't know what exactly led up to the initial incident. As for what

00:33:35.860 happens next, students here told me they will be setting up a special black student organization

00:33:42.320 here at the school. That's a part of the story I'm working on for Channel 2 Action News at six.

00:33:47.240 Right now, we are live here in Locust Grove, Henry County, Audrey Washington, Channel 2 Action News.

00:33:52.320 Setting up a group and when we set up the group, of course, the number one priority, the number one 0.77

00:33:57.240 principle is that if you're a black person, you're allowed to commit physical violence if you don't like 1.00

00:34:03.840 a word. And that is, that is quite literally the position the left takes on this. That if you are 0.96

00:34:12.520 a black person, you can commit physical violence in response to a naughty word that hurt your 1.00

00:34:18.580 feelings. And, but that principle does not extend to other demographic groups. It goes without saying 0.98

00:34:27.240 that if you're a white person and a black person uses a word to you, even a racist word that you don't

00:34:33.300 like, you, of course, cannot hit them for that. That's crazy. You can't hit somebody because they 0.96

00:34:37.240 said a word. No, that is a, that's a privilege that extends only to racial minorities, not to white

00:34:44.280 people. And that is their actual position that they take. The students say that, oh, it's a, it's unfair

00:34:51.300 because there was unequal punishment. Yeah, well, sane, common sense adults know or should know that,

00:34:59.420 yeah, well, you have an unequal punishment because these were unequal infractions. One is a naughty

00:35:05.640 word. The other is physical violence. But when you filter it through identity politics, all, all of that

00:35:13.940 becomes a twisted upside down and backwards and everything else. Okay. This is from CNBC. It says

00:35:18.260 throughout the pandemic, many adults turn to a likely safety net. Their parents from buying food to paying

00:35:23.860 for their cell phone plans or covering health and auto insurance. Half of parents with a child over 18

00:35:28.560 provide them with at least some financial support, according to a report by savings.com. These

00:35:33.440 parents are shelling out roughly a thousand dollars a month on average on such expenses, the report

00:35:37.140 found. Young adults just starting out have faced significant financial hurdles over the last few

00:35:41.680 years, including an uneven job market, the hefty student loan bills from schools and soaring housing

00:35:45.720 causes. And so now the news is that half of parents with adult children are providing them with

00:35:54.780 financial support. Now, the thing about that is, you know, on one hand, this is, this is how it should

00:36:01.160 work. Like I would much rather hear that parents are providing financial assistance to their kids

00:36:07.360 than their kids are getting financial assistance from the government. You know, you should be,

00:36:10.820 it's going to family members to help you out when you're in a tight spot. That's how that's supposed

00:36:15.100 to work. That's what families are supposed to do for each other. And it's good to have that,

00:36:18.780 have that kind of, have that sort of, that's the safety net that should be in place. That's the way

00:36:25.180 it ought to work. Rather than having government provide a safety net for 330 million people

00:36:31.880 that costs billions or trillions, rather trillions of dollars to maintain, the safety net should be in

00:36:37.360 your own family. So that, that is how that's supposed to work. And, you know, I don't have adult

00:36:42.420 kids yet, but when I'm, you know, when my kids are adults, uh, if they fall on financial hard times,

00:36:48.840 it's hard for me to see me not giving them some help, not, not, not helping them out just as I

00:36:54.720 would do and have done for other members of, uh, of the family, you know, who are adults. Um,

00:37:00.500 the problem though is when the adult children, and now we start putting emphasis on children,

00:37:09.960 begin to depend on that, become dependent and feel entitled to it.

00:37:16.220 And then this kind of, uh, intersects with what we talked about last week, where we've got among

00:37:21.060 millennials and Gen Z, uh, there's a, you know, a large number of them that if they're feeling

00:37:26.260 unhappy in a job, they're just not having fun. They're not feeling, feeling fulfilled. Well,

00:37:30.900 they'll just, they'll quit the job because they're not having fun. And that raised the question last

00:37:36.000 week that we talked about, which is, well, how could you possibly afford,

00:37:38.440 how could you afford to just quit your job? Cause you're not having fun doing it?

00:37:43.180 Well, this is part of the story is that then they go to their parents who, um, oftentimes,

00:37:49.480 unfortunately are more than willing to, to fund that kind of lifestyle.

00:37:55.300 So this is, if, if people could just exercise a little bit of responsibility and common sense,

00:38:00.240 then that would solve a lot of these problems. Like in, in principle, there's obviously nothing wrong

00:38:07.840 with a parent helping out their kid when they're in, when they, when they've hit hard times,

00:38:11.920 obviously. Um, it's just that there's no moderation or common sense anymore.

00:38:17.940 And so that turns into, okay, I'm going to fund my adult child's lazy lifestyle for the next 10 years

00:38:26.240 while they just sit around and don't even attempt to go and get a job or anything else.

00:38:31.720 Uh, that's when it crosses the line. This is from the Daily Wire. This is a story from a couple of

00:38:34.880 days ago that I wanted to, I just wanted to touch on. Representative Madison Cawthorne responded Friday

00:38:39.100 to a report that showed him wearing lingerie by explaining the alleged context surrounding the

00:38:44.040 photos. So these were photos that went viral on Twitter last week as Madison Cawthorne, of course,

00:38:49.120 he's a Republican representative and, and, uh, he's one of the left, one, one that the, the left

00:38:52.880 among, in the group that the left hates the most, um, especially when it comes to the younger Republican

00:39:00.100 representatives in Congress. And these photos went viral of Madison Cawthorne, who's appears to be a few

00:39:08.580 years ago wearing lingerie and he's got, he's got other girls with him and they're taking a selfie

00:39:14.560 and there's no other context. This is the context though, according to Cawthorne. Politico reported

00:39:20.240 the revelation of the two photos is the latest in a series of unflattering headlines for the freshman

00:39:24.360 member of Congress and the run-up to the primary in his first reelection bid. Cawthorne has seven

00:39:28.540 Republican opponents who see him as vulnerable. The photos were provided to Politico by a person

00:39:32.660 formerly close to Cawthorne in his campaign and were confirmed by a second source who also

00:39:37.240 was a formerly close to the first term congressman. Cawthorne responded to the report by claiming

00:39:41.980 that the photos were taken during a vacation cruise. He said, quote, I guess the left thinks

00:39:47.380 goofy vacation photos during a game on a cruise taken way before I ran for Congress is going to

00:39:52.280 hurt me somehow. They're running out of things to throw at me. And so that's his defense is that

00:39:57.600 they were just probably drinking and they were goofing off and that's, it was supposed to be a joke.

00:40:01.140 What you can see here is number one, once again, the left completely abandoning, at least temporarily,

00:40:10.200 its views on the gender binary and everything else. Like according to them, there's actually

00:40:16.240 nothing strange at all about a man wearing lingerie. And certainly to shame somebody for that,

00:40:23.340 to shame them, that's unspeakable. That's what they say until they have this as ammunition that they

00:40:30.300 can shoot at Madison Cawthorne. And then, and then all of a sudden it's okay. And the other point too,

00:40:35.420 is that if there could be a correct context for men to wear women's clothing, which there isn't,

00:40:44.840 but if there was like, it's this, it's a joke. It's supposed to be a joke. It's silly. It's ridiculous.

00:40:51.600 I wouldn't recommend it even as a joke, but that's actually, it's, it's, you find pictures of a man 0.91

00:41:00.080 wearing, wearing women's clothing and it's a joke. It's like, this is what they used to do in Hollywood. 1.00

00:41:04.360 It used to be a punchline when a man wears women's clothing. Mrs. Doubtfire, which somehow that movie 1.00

00:41:11.640 has yet to be canceled by the left. Eventually they'll get around to it because Mrs. Doubtfire, 1.00

00:41:16.000 it's a comedy and all of the humor is found in the fact that Robin Williams is dressing up like a 0.99

00:41:20.600 woman and ha ha, isn't that so silly and ridiculous. So that's one thing like, yes, 0.98

00:41:26.400 it's silly and ridiculous. And we can laugh about that. The problem on the left is that they want 0.99

00:41:31.520 to take that. And now we're supposed to take it seriously as a lifestyle choice

00:41:36.080 until Republican congressmen are involved. And then of course the rules change completely.

00:41:43.060 Let's get now to the comment section.

00:41:44.540 Do you know their name?

00:41:47.680 Um, four door four 55, this kind of works with what we were just talking about says I

00:42:00.720 worked with a cross-dressing man. And all I can say is that if a woman employee dressed the way he did, 0.84

00:42:05.980 she would have been accused of violating the dress code. But if you're trans, then I guess you become 1.00

00:42:11.320 immune from a trip to the HR office. You have another way that the rules kind of are adjusted depending

00:42:17.300 on your identity and your demographic. Mr. Mediocre Gamer says Desmond absolutely sounds like a child.

00:42:23.720 I don't mean just in his voice. I mean in maturity as well. The poor kid is not in control of who he's

00:42:28.620 presented as. This child is going to need a lot of therapy later in life and mom and dad won't be

00:42:33.760 around to pay for it. Um, well, I, here's the thing I can guarantee you that this kid has, has gotten a lot

00:42:39.940 of therapy already. And that's part of the problem. He's gotten a lot of therapy, a lot of counseling,

00:42:44.900 but he's going to the gender affirming therapies, therapists and counselors, and they are just

00:42:50.900 encouraging more of this. So just like we talked about how it's, you can't trust the medical

00:42:57.120 profession anymore. That includes especially in fact, uh, therapists and counselors. I mean,

00:43:03.960 you can't, you can't trust them with your kids at all, which is quite a problem because there are

00:43:11.380 kids who could actually use, um, that kind of help. But these days you just, you know, you send

00:43:18.820 your kid to a counselor and, um, a week later they're telling you that, uh, they were born in

00:43:23.400 the wrong body because this is the kind of thing they're going to hear. But yeah, that is one thing

00:43:28.100 that jumps out at you when you hear Desmond is that he sounds, well, he sounds not just like a child,

00:43:33.040 but also in a lot of these videos, he sounds drugged as well. He sounds like a drugged child

00:43:38.000 because that's what he is. Um, Mitso says, as far as the stooping to their level comment,

00:43:44.860 I agree with Matt 100%. The organized battle lines of classic warfare cannot hold up against the more

00:43:49.680 modern guerrilla tactics. So using them strictly on principle will only lead to very principled defeat.

00:43:55.100 It's important to still have moral lines that you don't cross, but you can change tactics and

00:43:59.880 still maintain those boundaries. Uh, I think that's exactly right. That's this conservative

00:44:07.560 attitude, establishment, whatever you want to call the old, right, whatever label you want to put on

00:44:12.420 it. Um, I think if you were to summarize their position, you can do a better job than that.

00:44:18.560 Principled defeat. That's what they stand for is that we're going to lose and we're going to keep

00:44:24.300 losing, but we're going to, we're going to do it in a principled way. And as we've talked about,

00:44:29.640 that's for them, it's, it's a, it's a lot easier, actually. It's a lot easier. It is in fact, easier

00:44:35.180 to lose because when you're winning and you're taking and you're, you're, you're, you're doing

00:44:41.920 big things and you're taking risks and you're doing bold things. Well, now there's a lot of pressure.

00:44:46.240 I mean, look at Elon Musk taking over Twitter, even as the richest man in the world. Uh, he's

00:44:52.920 not just putting a lot of money on the line. He's putting, he's putting a lot more than that on the

00:44:55.720 line. And it's not just like, okay, he's going to take over Twitter and then right off into the

00:45:01.800 sunset and, uh, happily ever after. Now you actually have control of Twitter and you have to figure out

00:45:09.880 all the problems and fix them. It would have been a lot easier to just do nothing and let Twitter

00:45:20.880 remain in the hands of the people that already controlled it. And that's kind of the attitude

00:45:26.700 of, of the establishment, right? The old right is, uh, let's just do nothing at all. Let, let things

00:45:31.340 continue. We kind of, we have our lane here and it's easy and it's comfortable and we'll just stick

00:45:35.820 with that. That's their attitude. You know, people ask me all the time, how do I get a job at the

00:45:40.520 daily wire? And I always tell them, well, don't, don't start by talking to me. That's the first

00:45:45.440 step. You're already, you're already on the wrong foot. Um, but here's, I can for once actually tell

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00:46:24.740 please visit dailywire.com slash careers. That's where you want to go. And you know, I've already told

00:46:30.320 you about this, but I'll tell you again, if you've been living under a rock, you might be unaware that

00:46:34.060 I've written a children's book. If you weren't listening to the first part of the show also,

00:46:37.480 you wouldn't be aware of that. And it's changing the world as we know it. It sold out in less than

00:46:41.200 24 hours and at one point was crowned the number one best-selling LGBTQ plus book on Amazon. The book

00:46:46.580 is called Johnny the Walrus and it has already served as an inspiration for LGBTQ plus people.

00:46:52.360 And that will be the case for centuries to come, I believe. As mentioned, the book sold out right away

00:46:56.620 due to its immense popularity, but I have great news. The book is back. It's in stock right now.

00:47:00.460 And that's why, again, you can get the book and they'll actually mail it to you. You'll get it like

00:47:06.000 the next day or a day later. You don't have to wait six months this time. So if you want to get the

00:47:09.820 book, go to johnnythewalrus.com and order your copy right now. Now let's get to our daily cancellation.

00:47:19.260 As we know and have discussed at great length, lots of children's entertainment these days is packaged

00:47:24.340 up with veiled and often not so veiled leftist indoctrination. But every once in a while,

00:47:29.820 a new piece of children's content is released that appears to have no sinister underlying agenda.

00:47:34.640 It's just innocent, benign fun. Now I haven't seen it, but as far as I know and have been told,

00:47:40.440 the newly released animated film, The Bad Guys, falls into that category. I haven't heard of any

00:47:45.740 wokeness infiltrating it. Don't quote me on that though. Like I said, I haven't seen it, but that's

00:47:49.560 as far as I know. Assuming that it's just a good bit of apolitical family fun. It's all the more

00:47:55.940 unfortunate that our culture has decided to make it weird. Because even non-weird things in our

00:48:01.440 society are made weird. The leftist virus infects everything. And that brings us to an article in

00:48:06.640 Rolling Stone with a headline that I can't read out loud, but which refers to the reproductive organ

00:48:12.160 of one of the cartoon characters in the film. And the article begins with this.

00:48:15.700 With his broad shoulders, revolving wardrobe of crisp, well-fitted suits and rakish come-hither

00:48:22.300 expressions, Mr. Wolf, the slick protagonist of the upcoming DreamWorks release, The Bad Guys,

00:48:28.400 looks like a classic American male sex symbol in the grand tradition of Cary Grant, Harrison Ford,

00:48:34.120 and Brad Pitt. Now I need to pause here and say that though I'm not an expert on American male sex

00:48:40.800 symbols, despite arguably being one myself. Don't laugh, please. I'd always thought that a prerequisite

00:48:47.340 for becoming a male sex symbol is that you have to, first of all, be human, and second of all, exist.

00:48:54.620 Rolling Stone is here to correct the record though. They continue, the character is prompting

00:48:59.480 hordes of thirsty comments on the internet. Quote, Mr. Wolf isn't attracted to you or anyone else.

00:49:05.500 He's in love with me, reads one representative tweet. Another is more to the point. When do I

00:49:11.560 get to see Mr. Wolf from Bad Guy's penis in the movie? For those interested, there's plenty of fan 0.98

00:49:16.860 art on Twitter where you can see just that. Now the article provides many examples of comments like

00:49:22.300 this, but perhaps you've already heard more than enough to get the point. We're then offered this

00:49:26.520 explanation. Quote, because Mr. Wolf is an actual wolf, albeit one voiced by reportedly human actor Sam

00:49:32.780 Rockwell. Most of the people posting about Mr. Wolf are furries, a term used to describe those

00:49:37.320 who enjoy dressing up as or drawing anthropomorphized animals. Despite most popular

00:49:42.580 conceptions about furries, not all people in the fandom harbor sexual attractions to anthropomorphized

00:49:48.220 creatures, but many of those currently thirsting after Mr. Wolf certainly do. Now anytime you hear

00:49:54.120 about these furry creeps, you'll always be given the disclaimer that it's not always sexual.

00:49:58.960 But of course, it is. I mean, the whole thing is a bizarre, disgusting sexual fetish. 0.98

00:50:05.320 As is admitted in the same article. Later on, a furry LGBT author, as he's described, offers 0.98

00:50:12.460 this insight. Most people in furry subcultures remember the shirtless dancing buff tigers used

00:50:18.620 in Zootopia's marketing that most took to more or less mean, hey furries, we know your community

00:50:24.020 has an eye for masculine forms, so to speak, and we undeniably do. Furry is a nexus for queer art and

00:50:30.560 queer people, and it's one of the few places in particular where gay men and masculine queers get

00:50:35.460 to have some decent representation in our media. And queer men and masculine people are kind of starving

00:50:40.560 for that. Now this missive goes on for a while longer, and then ends on this note.

00:50:47.260 Still, in the absence of official furry recognition for mainstream entertainment,

00:50:51.040 members of the fandom will likely continue to simp after Mr. Wolf without recognition,

00:50:56.540 posting one erect lupine phallus at a time.

00:51:00.840 Now, you might hear all of that and think, well, these are just a bunch of 0.96

00:51:04.760 demented fringe deviants, and you're right. At least you're right about the first and last 0.97

00:51:09.940 adjectives there. But fringe is debatable, as this is Rolling Stone we're talking about. It's not like

00:51:15.220 I pulled this from some old Tumblr post. As much as Rolling Stone might have the quality and content

00:51:20.680 that resemble an old Tumblr post. In fact, there's a concerted effort, as the article suggests,

00:51:26.260 to give furries more mainstream acceptance and representation. And it seems to be working.

00:51:32.220 Just yesterday, libs of TikTok published images of a class assignment given to second graders in

00:51:36.460 Austin, where they were told to make their own furry persona. This was all part of culture month at the

00:51:43.260 school, a month where the kids learn about different cultures, you know, like Japanese culture,

00:51:47.740 Egyptian culture, and bestiality culture. Because that's what this is, after all. People who sexually 1.00

00:51:55.100 fantasize about animals, even fictional animals, are into bestiality. That's what that is. 0.87

00:52:00.980 We've sped right past yet another stop on the slippery slope that the left told us would never come.

00:52:06.460 They claimed, in fact, that we were bigots for even suggesting that it would get to this point.

00:52:09.940 Because for years, we said that our anything goes attitude towards sexuality would lead to the

00:52:16.800 normalization of bestiality, you know, bestiality. And here's Rolling Stone right on cue with a glowing

00:52:23.000 profile of people who fantasize about a cartoon wolf's penis. Now, many things have led us to this 0.99

00:52:29.860 point. But certainly one of the one of the principal factors is the misdirection of shame.

00:52:36.500 Now, I don't say that we've gotten rid of shame in our culture. Certainly not.

00:52:41.180 It's not like the left is running around claiming that nobody should ever feel ashamed or that

00:52:46.020 we shouldn't shame anybody. They love to shame people. It's their favorite pastime.

00:52:51.720 Shame has not been eradicated, but as I say, it's been misdirected. Because now we shame normalcy.

00:52:58.180 We shame common sense. We shame healthy behavior, healthy relationships, healthy attitudes.

00:53:04.380 We shame people for committing the sin of not being degenerate freaks. The actual shame-worthy

00:53:12.300 behavior is shielded from shame. And that's the problem. Because in a healthy society, people who

00:53:20.440 feel attracted to animals would be ashamed of that proclivity. They would never speak of it to

00:53:26.220 anybody except perhaps a trusted counselor or spiritual advisor. They would do whatever they

00:53:30.520 could to rid themselves of their inner demons. They would feel hideously embarrassed, as they should.

00:53:38.440 And that's the way it ought to be. Now, though, they put on costumes and they go to conventions and

00:53:42.140 they announce themselves on social media. And then they go out and actually proselytize,

00:53:46.800 encouraging others, especially children, to join them in their freakish lifestyle.

00:53:50.420 Now, this is supposed to be progress, but it's certainly not. That's why we need to bring back

00:53:56.400 shame. Bring it back where it belongs. And then we bring back shame into our culture.

00:54:01.940 If we get to that point, then we'd be in a position where we can all say to furries,

00:54:07.220 rather than just me saying it, that you're all canceled. And we'll leave it there for today.

00:54:12.140 Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Have a great day. Godspeed.

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