The Matt Walsh Show - June 20, 2022


Ep. 975 - Is Sanity Making A Comeback?


Episode Stats

Length

59 minutes

Words per Minute

172.79195

Word Count

10,331

Sentence Count

713

Misogynist Sentences

33

Hate Speech Sentences

36


Summary

Today on The Matt Walsh Show, conservatives celebrate as the Women's Swimming Federation officially disqualifies men like Leah Thomas from competition in the future. Does this mark a return to sanity in our culture? Actually, no, it doesn't, and I'll explain why. Also, the new Woke Toy Story film bombs at the box office, and the media is just perplexed by this. The Governor of New York not so subtly encourages more violence against pro-lifers in the lead-up to Roe v. Wade. A court declares that elephants are not people, and a CNN comedian records a Father s Day PSA pushing abortion. What does that have to do with Father's Day? We'll find out about that and much more on today's show.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Walsh Show, conservatives celebrate as the Women's Swimming Federation
00:00:03.840 officially disqualifies men like Leah Thomas from competition in the future. Does this mark
00:00:08.380 a return to sanity in our culture? Actually, no, it doesn't, and I'll explain why. Also,
00:00:13.120 the new woke Toy Story film bombs at the box office, and the media is just perplexed by this.
00:00:17.900 The governor of New York not-so-subtly encourages more violence against pro-lifers in the lead-up
00:00:21.740 to the Roe decision. A court declares that elephants are not people. Why was that necessary
00:00:26.100 to establish? And a CNN comedian records a Father's Day PSA pushing abortion. What does
00:00:32.160 that have to do with Father's Day? We'll find out about that and much more today on The Matt Walsh Show.
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00:01:47.740 Charity Mobile today. I was quite excited this weekend to hear the good news trumpeted by
00:01:53.420 conservatives across social media that reason and sanity had prevailed in women's sports. FINA,
00:01:59.800 which is the International Swimming Federation, has, according to the headlines anyway, banned
00:02:05.580 biological males from competing against women in elite aquatics competitions. The new rules passed
00:02:11.760 down on Sunday mean that Leah Thomas' swimming career is effectively over, tragically. He could,
00:02:17.560 of course, go back to competing against the men, but chances are that he'll now be even less
00:02:21.520 competitive against his male counterparts than he was two years ago before he began his quote-unquote
00:02:26.060 transition. FINA's new guidelines do provide for an open category where, I guess, trans athletes who
00:02:33.300 don't meet the eligibility requirements to swim against women can compete, you know, in the open
00:02:38.880 category. So Thomas can perhaps go there and race against himself where he's sure to once again
00:02:44.020 dominate. But something tells me that he's not going to see that as a sufficient compromise.
00:02:48.300 As noted, most conservatives have been celebrating the news, seeing it as a harbinger of things to
00:02:53.840 come, the beginning of a movement towards sanity. The New York Post headline declares as much, saying,
00:02:59.920 sanity returns to transgender madness after Leah Thomas' ban by FINA. Other headlines and outlets like
00:03:06.260 The Daily Caller, Breitbart, Outkick echo this same theme. Sanity is making a comeback,
00:03:11.980 we're told. The tide is turning. One battle has now been won. Now we march onward. That's the general
00:03:18.420 feeling, I guess. Which is why it must fall to me, as always, to be the storm cloud raining on
00:03:25.340 everybody's parade. I hate doing it. Actually, I kind of enjoy doing it, but not in this case. I wish I
00:03:30.320 didn't have to. I do, though. The devil, as they say, is in the details. And sometimes that is quite
00:03:36.180 literally the case. And when dealing with the left, you always have to keep this in mind. You always have
00:03:41.680 to dig below the surface to understand what's really going on. These people did not achieve
00:03:46.440 total cultural dominance by being stupid. So what's happening here? Well, if you go to the
00:03:53.100 organization's website and you read the new rules for yourself, you'll notice a few things. First,
00:03:57.920 under the Competitive Opportunities Within and Outside of Men's and Women's Categories,
00:04:02.120 header, we're told, quote, male to female transgender athletes, transgender women,
00:04:07.080 and athletes who have a 46XY DSD and a female legal gender and or gender identity are eligible
00:04:13.600 to compete in the women's category in FINA competitions and to set FINA world records in
00:04:18.820 the women's category at FINA competitions and other events recognized by FINA if they meet
00:04:23.820 applicable eligibility conditions. So we see right off the bat, they're not simply banning men from
00:04:30.520 women swimming. There's more to it than that. A lot more to it, it turns out. In fact, the new
00:04:35.700 guidelines are nearly 8,000 words long. If it was as simple as establishing or rather re-establishing
00:04:42.320 that only females compete against females and males against males, the policy could be described
00:04:48.120 in like one sentence. But they take considerably more than one sentence because only certain males,
00:04:55.200 it turns out, are banned from competing against females. So what does that mean? Well, the policy
00:05:00.500 explains, quote, male to female transgender athletes, transgender women, and athletes with 46XY DSD
00:05:08.080 whose legal gender and or gender identity is female are eligible to compete in the women's category in
00:05:13.760 FINA competitions and to set FINA world records in the women's category in FINA competitions and in
00:05:18.020 other events recognized by FINA if they can establish to FINA's comfortable satisfaction that they have
00:05:23.320 not experienced any part of male puberty beyond Tanner stage 2 or before age 12, whichever is later.
00:05:31.100 Specifically, the athlete must produce evidence establishing that they have complete androgen
00:05:36.340 insensitivity and therefore could not experience male puberty, or they are androgen sensitive but had
00:05:41.500 male puberty suppressed beginning at Tanner stage 2 or before age 12, whichever is later, and they have
00:05:47.280 sensed continuously maintained their testosterone levels in serum or plasma below 2.5 NML OLL.
00:05:54.400 Okay, so the problem, says FINA, is not maleness per se, but male puberty. If a male wants to compete
00:06:04.640 against females, he must transition before puberty so to block some of the advantages that maleness would
00:06:11.100 otherwise afford him. Now, this rule does indeed mean that Leah Thomas is out on his act.
00:06:17.280 Probably means that elite women's swimming will be male-free for the foreseeable future. In fact,
00:06:23.400 it's hard to imagine anyone who transitions before the age of 12 ever becoming an elite athlete in any
00:06:30.160 sport given the disastrous effects the drugs have on the developing human body. The integrity of women's
00:06:36.860 swimming has thus been, at least for now, effectively restored. So, why isn't it a big win, like everyone
00:06:44.420 thinks it is? Because the International Swimming Federation is not at all affirming the binary reality of
00:06:53.040 human sex. They are not declaring that there's any inherent problem with categorizing a male as a female.
00:06:59.820 No, they said that they would do that. They're happy to do that. They've declared puberty and
00:07:05.120 testosterone the enemy. According to them, some women happen to have experienced male puberty and
00:07:13.440 those women have an unfair advantage. And so, we make a separate category for them. The solution,
00:07:19.700 they say, is to block male puberty from ever taking hold in the first place. It shouldn't be difficult to
00:07:25.900 see where this leads. You don't need a crystal ball to see 30 minutes into the future when this
00:07:30.760 will be used as further justification for transitioning children earlier. The International
00:07:37.120 Swimming Federation has said, if you want to participate fully as a woman, you need to become
00:07:42.460 one much earlier. To the trans activists, that simply means that boys who are supposedly questioning
00:07:48.720 their gender have to be put on the medical path even sooner than they already are.
00:07:52.920 The rules encourage and validate childhood transitions. Many conservatives, you know, are
00:08:02.460 celebrating this, not thinking about what they're doing. And they're even saying, I've heard from a lot
00:08:07.660 of people, they're hopeful that FINA's policy will become a blueprint for other organizations to
00:08:12.860 follow. Well, I certainly hope that isn't the case because that will be just more fuel for the
00:08:19.500 childhood transition fire. It'll be more fodder for the trans activists. You see, they'll declare,
00:08:25.860 but we can't afford to wait. If your son likes the color pink and plays with dolls, get him
00:08:30.880 transitioned right away. Otherwise, he'll never be fully accepted as the woman he truly is inside.
00:08:37.440 This is not pure speculation on my part. As you heard on the show just last week, the World
00:08:42.120 Professional Association for Transgender Health lowered their age range guideline, age range guideline,
00:08:46.880 to now recommend drugs and surgery for even younger kids. They now advise surgical sex changes for
00:08:52.160 15-year-old kids. And that age has been dropping precipitously for years. It's only going to continue
00:08:58.100 to drop, helped along by institutions who declare early transition as a prerequisite for full recognition
00:09:04.420 of a person's chosen gender identity. So this is not a win of any kind. Certainly not a win for sanity.
00:09:12.040 A win for sanity would be a rule which simply and clearly declares that only women compete against
00:09:19.760 women and only men against men. Period. End of discussion. No further explanation needed.
00:09:28.400 Anything beyond that, any additional considerations, any complications added to the mix, any nuances,
00:09:35.700 any caveats, only affirm and reinforce that this is somehow a complicated question. But it isn't.
00:09:46.680 And this is exactly why I've always been uncomfortable with the way that conservatives
00:09:50.920 often argue for fairness in women's sports. Many of them argue for it as though their primary concern
00:09:57.100 is simply fairness in women's sports. You know, they argue over women's sports as if what they really
00:10:02.560 care about is just women's sports for its own sake. Like they really care deeply about competitive
00:10:09.560 women's swimming itself. And their greatest mission in life is to ensure that competitive women's swimming
00:10:14.840 remains fair and equitable. But that's not why I argue for fairness in women's sports.
00:10:21.520 I argue for it because women's sports is but one battleground in the overall war for truth and reason.
00:10:27.700 And if you win a battle but you weaken your position in the larger war in the process,
00:10:33.840 you didn't really win anything. And here we won something that looks like fairness in women's
00:10:39.960 swimming but at the expense of validating and encouraging the further abuse and exploitation of
00:10:44.320 children. Meanwhile, the underlying premise of gender ideology remains fully intact. In fact,
00:10:50.600 these rules and by extension those celebrating them have reinforced the underlying premise by agreeing
00:10:56.000 that maleness and male puberty are two entirely separate things which can and often should be
00:11:01.500 divorced from one another. This is exactly what happens when you try to cut down a tree by just
00:11:08.860 like cutting away at a few of the branches. You're not really doing any damage to the tree.
00:11:14.740 And in fact, you may be helping it as pruning a tree encourages growth, plant health, flower production
00:11:20.200 in the long run. That's what that's what the right is is unwittingly doing now with gender
00:11:25.840 ideology. They're just sort of pruning away at it. They're getting it into a better shape.
00:11:33.060 Making it more palatable for people. You know, as long as we have this gender ideology madness in
00:11:39.800 our culture, as long as it exists, as long as children are being indoctrinated into it,
00:11:47.060 then it's probably for the best that we have the absurd spectacle of men, you know, dominating women's
00:11:54.520 sports. That forces people to confront it and to see it for the absurdity that it is.
00:12:03.560 It's actually the best thing for the trans activists, whether they'll say this out loud or not,
00:12:08.120 the best thing for them is that those more public displays of the absurdity of their position go
00:12:15.160 away. But the thing itself remains. So if they can more quietly sort of be transitioning quote unquote
00:12:23.280 children, indoctrinating kids into this, but we don't have any more Leah Thomases, that's the best
00:12:29.660 for them. That's good for them. Now, I say as long as this exists and we're imposing it on children,
00:12:36.760 then there ought to be Leah Thomases. In fact, it doesn't even make any sense. If we're going to,
00:12:43.220 as a society, abandon the difference between men and women, it doesn't make any sense to have the
00:12:49.160 integrity of women's sports preserved. We don't have a right to women's sports in a society where
00:12:55.300 we pretend that men and women are the same or interchangeable or fluid or whatever.
00:13:00.120 No, what we should be doing is drawing a clear line and saying to society, we have to choose.
00:13:09.960 Okay. Either men and women are the same and all these things are fluid or not. It's one or the
00:13:15.360 other. You can't have it both ways. If you want to kill the tree, you have to attack it at its roots.
00:13:21.600 And if you really want to restore sanity in this country, that's the only way to do it.
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00:14:53.940 important things happening in the country, but I just thought that this was, here's some actual
00:14:57.680 good news, something, a little something that we can celebrate. And this is Deadline. This is how,
00:15:02.300 this is obviously a left-wing rag, and this is how they report on this. They say, blame the fact that
00:15:07.960 it doesn't appeal to girls. Blame Disney Plus for stealing family moviegoers. Blame the lack of an
00:15:12.720 ensemble Toy Story cast. Heck, blame everything, as Disney Pixar's Lightyear didn't do its magic by
00:15:19.660 internal studio or industry standards this weekend, with $51 million, close to a third below its $70
00:15:25.880 million pre-release projection. It says, this is an opening more in the vicinity of Pixar's original
00:15:31.540 fare, so it could still leg out to $200 million. However, given how this IP was built on the back of
00:15:37.280 the Toy Story brand, it's clear many were expecting significantly more. Lightyear overall was down
00:15:42.260 in its global start, $85.6 million versus the top end, $135 million estimate we reported. So, and it was
00:15:51.520 beat by Jurassic World at the box office, and the long and short of it is that this new Toy Story movie,
00:15:58.260 this offshoot, Lightyear, which again is, this was a film about the backstory of the toy Buzz Lightyear
00:16:12.080 in the world, in the Toy Story world. And it's doing incredibly poorly at the box office,
00:16:19.660 way below projections. It's basically a box office dud. Now, you know, for a lot of other movies,
00:16:25.820 $51 million would not be anything close to a dud, but given that this is Toy Story, it's part of the
00:16:31.120 franchise, it's Disney, all of the marketing and media and press that went into this, $51 million
00:16:37.160 is pathetic. And if you look at some of the headlines in entertainment media today, a lot of the
00:16:43.040 headlines like this in Deadline, they're all trying to figure out what the heck went wrong? How could
00:16:47.260 this have happened? This is a Toy Story brand movie. They're supposed to do $100 million. What's going
00:16:52.740 on? It's a mystery. Who could possibly explain this? Well, it's actually not a mystery at all.
00:17:01.760 I think there are a couple of potential explanations here. Not potential, but, you know, absolute.
00:17:09.260 One of them is, before we get to the political part of it, one of them is actually that I think
00:17:13.700 there reaches a point where even the standard moviegoer with his famously low standards
00:17:22.700 is just kind of sick and tired of the same old thing. Just the same thing over and over and over
00:17:32.280 again. You're just trying to shovel the same garbage into his mouth over and over and over again.
00:17:37.880 Making a franchise out of everything. Like the first Toy Story movie was just, it was a cute little
00:17:45.620 movie about toys that come to life. And that was what, 20 years ago? And 20 years later, they're
00:17:52.140 still making these same things over and over again. So I think there's some exhaustion there
00:17:57.360 on the part of the movie going public, as well there should be. But even more than that
00:18:03.900 is the fact that this is the woke Toy Story. And that's how it was advertised. And that's what
00:18:15.900 the press was saying. That's the media attention it was getting. And people don't want that.
00:18:23.200 Now, I haven't watched the movie. I'm not going to watch it. As far as I know, the only woke part
00:18:29.940 of the film is that they put this lesbian kiss scene in there between two characters. I don't
00:18:35.220 know if they're toys or not. Well, no, these are real people in the Toy Story universe. So these
00:18:39.400 are like real people, but cartoons. Okay. So they're not toys, but there's a lesbian kiss scene.
00:18:45.160 And the media has made much ado about that. In a positive way. They're celebrating it.
00:18:51.240 And we know that Disney, they put that lesbian kiss scene in because, or they put it back and
00:18:56.940 originally they had it in the story. They took it out because they figured it didn't really help
00:18:59.840 the story move along. They needed to cut it for time. They put it back in after the anti-grooming
00:19:04.940 laws in Florida as a political statement. And the movie going public wants nothing to do with that.
00:19:15.620 You know, lots of parents, they don't want to bring their kids to a cartoon movie where there's a
00:19:21.760 lesbian kiss scene. And they also don't want entertainment that has a political or ideological
00:19:29.360 message. They're just sick and tired of it. Now, on Hollywood's part, they can complain about that
00:19:38.560 and say that, oh, we should have an unending, insatiable appetite for this kind of thing.
00:19:43.520 We should want this content in all of our movies. If we were truly virtuous people, that's, well,
00:19:50.220 I disagree with that. But even if it was true, it's too bad. People don't want it.
00:19:55.420 They especially don't want it from their kids' entertainment.
00:19:58.100 Okay. There's not a lot of parents out there who want to take their kids to a movie and then
00:20:07.440 leave the movie. And that movie is now an opportunity to have a discussion about LGBT issues.
00:20:16.540 There aren't very many parents who are looking for that from their entertainment.
00:20:19.440 So that's why it didn't do well.
00:20:25.500 Which is why I would say to Hollywood, continue doing this all you want, because it's just total
00:20:31.120 self-destruction. You're making yourself more and more irrelevant. As I've said before, I think that
00:20:39.200 you can find kind of a parallel. This is sort of the bizarro world version of what Christian
00:20:45.540 entertainment has done for so long. Okay. The difference is that with, you know,
00:20:51.360 so-called Christian movies, the Christian branded entertainment, they put just like
00:20:56.940 woke Hollywood does now, they put the message before anything. The message is the most important
00:21:01.720 thing. The difference is that with Christian entertainment, the message is actually good.
00:21:04.640 So that's the good part. But story comes second, plot, writing, acting, all these things are just
00:21:12.320 afterthoughts. The actual entertainment quality of the thing itself is an afterthought. And the
00:21:18.340 idea among the Christian people in the Christian entertainment industry is that as long as the
00:21:22.320 message is there, then sort of we've done our job. But you haven't really. Because what you should
00:21:28.200 be trying to do is create great entertainment that also has the positive message. Which maybe
00:21:35.460 means the message can be a little bit more subtle. Woke Hollywood's doing the same thing.
00:21:42.320 Taking the message. Only this time it's a bad message. And, but the mistake they're making
00:21:48.280 strategically is they make the message front and center. They especially did this with that,
00:21:54.120 with this Lightyear movie. That's all of the discussion about the Lightyear movie.
00:21:58.360 It was all about the lesbian kissing. Nothing to do with the story.
00:22:01.460 And they're paying the price for it. Meanwhile, and of course, they're not learning their lesson.
00:22:07.920 So Star Wars, we know that the Star Wars franchise in general has gone woke, has arguably been woke
00:22:14.620 from the beginning, you might even say. But their Twitter account in particular is very woke. So
00:22:19.840 they were responding over the weekend to some random Twitter user who said to them,
00:22:25.900 don't make Star Wars political. And then the Star Wars account responded and said,
00:22:31.120 number one, queer characters existing isn't political. Number two, Star Wars is literally
00:22:37.300 in our name. Not exactly sure what they're going for with point two. But number one,
00:22:42.000 they say queer characters existing isn't political. Well, it is though. And you've decided that.
00:22:48.680 So you use the quote unquote queer characters to make political points. That's exactly what Disney
00:22:55.000 did with the Lightyear film. So no, that's exactly the case. You use these characters to make
00:23:05.160 political statements. That was your decision, not ours. People have noticed and they just want no
00:23:11.600 interest. They have no interest in it. They want no part of it. All right. Let's go to this from
00:23:15.900 the Daily Wire. It says, following a slew of violent attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers,
00:23:19.760 New York Governor Kathy Hochul is inexplicably amping up the rhetoric against pro-lifers,
00:23:25.020 calling them Neanderthals. Hochul on Monday signed legislation to boost abortion, quote,
00:23:30.100 rights and empower abortion providers in the Empire State. She said, this is the United States of
00:23:34.460 America where freedom and liberty are supposed to mean something. It's the rock upon which we were
00:23:38.920 founded. It is supposed to mean something, except in the eyes of some Neanderthals who say women are not
00:23:44.280 entitled to those rights. Now, in the article in Daily Wire, it says it's inexplicable why she's
00:23:52.060 doing this, but I don't think it's actually inexplicable at all. This is, we have these
00:23:57.580 terrorist attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers, and she is coming in behind that and saying,
00:24:03.320 oh, these are a bunch of Neanderthals. Obviously, the idea is to encourage more of those attacks
00:24:08.820 by primarily by dehumanizing the, in a very literal sense. I think the word Neanderthals here
00:24:17.200 was chosen very carefully, in a very literal sense to dehumanize pro-lifers.
00:24:23.400 And we know if you dehumanize people, then you make it easier for the militants and radicals
00:24:31.380 and terrorists in your ranks to justify violent attacks against them.
00:24:37.060 And I don't want to, people have been predicting this for weeks and have turned out to be wrong,
00:24:41.220 but my prediction is probably this week we're going to finally get the Roe v. Wade decision.
00:24:46.000 And we know that pro-abortion terrorists have openly been threatening that once this decision
00:24:51.220 comes down, they're going to go all out in their attacks on pro-lifers. They already have been over
00:24:57.140 the last month or two. And it doesn't matter how bad it gets. There is just no universe where people
00:25:05.560 like Kathy Hokule and other pro-abortion people are going to come out and condemn the attacks and
00:25:11.880 tell their own side to calm down and let's be peaceful. It's not going to happen. There is no
00:25:18.720 amount of violence that would propel them to do that. And we saw this, of course, with the BLM riots in
00:25:23.240 2020. All right, we'll move to this from the Daily Mail. It says, President Joe Biden hopped out of
00:25:27.620 church Saturday evening to prove he wasn't injured after falling over on his bike during a ride near
00:25:32.380 his Rehoboth Beach home earlier in the morning. He's in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, with Jill to mark
00:25:38.040 their 45th wedding anniversary and also to mark Juneteenth weekend. So he's putting all that together.
00:25:45.500 So he's got his wedding anniversary, Father's Day, Juneteenth, and he decided to celebrate all those
00:25:52.040 things by going for a nice bike ride. I'm sure you've seen this footage a million times already,
00:25:55.920 but let's watch it together, you and I. Anyway, let's see Joe Biden on his bike.
00:26:10.840 And then he takes a tumble there. So it looks like he got his foot caught on the pedal, I guess.
00:26:17.120 But he was sitting still on the bike and he fell over. And I've seen people on social media trying
00:26:26.720 to justify this and say, hey, people fall over on their bikes all the time. Do they really? I mean,
00:26:31.560 I haven't fallen over on a bike since I was like seven. Now, granted, I haven't really been on a bike
00:26:36.660 since I was seven, but still. And do they, do they typically fall over? So he's got one. Okay.
00:26:43.200 You look at the footage there. He's got one foot on the ground and he's, and he's standing still
00:26:48.380 and he just falls over. That doesn't happen very often. Even my kids, you don't see that.
00:26:56.780 And you know how, you know how frustrating this has to be for Biden's handlers because they had
00:27:00.320 this whole thing planned. The only reason he went for a bike ride was for the purposes of the camera
00:27:06.980 to prove that he's still spry and young and healthy and everything else. It was just last week that
00:27:13.660 that the new White House press secretary, Gene Pair, was on CNN and was actually being asked
00:27:20.040 skeptical questions on CNN about Biden's health and his fitness for office.
00:27:24.320 And they saw how this is now making its way into the left wing media. And they said, well,
00:27:30.180 we got to do something to prove that this guy, okay, he's, he's got, he's got another term in him.
00:27:36.820 That's how healthy he is and energetic. So they thought, well, well, what can, what could,
00:27:41.160 what can Biden actually do? What can the president do to prove that he's still physically fit?
00:27:48.980 We know he can't walk up steps. We know, in fact, just walking in general
00:27:53.000 is a little bit complicated for him. So they said, look, we'll put him on a bicycle.
00:27:58.120 That's a good idea. And they had this whole, they, the media, everybody was there,
00:28:02.340 all kinds of cameras all around. They had it all planned out. Everything is going great.
00:28:08.160 All of handler, all of Biden's handlers are thinking, well, this is, this is a great plan.
00:28:11.960 This is working out great. We're gonna get a lot of good press off of this.
00:28:15.360 We're gonna have all this footage of Biden on a bicycle. We can use it during the campaign.
00:28:19.520 This will be, this will be a, an ad during the, during the campaign for his reelection.
00:28:23.000 We could just show Biden on a bicycle and say, look, he can still ride a bike.
00:28:28.020 Vote for him again. And everything's going great. And then he, and then he stops and just
00:28:32.240 falls over and it ruins the entire, the entire publicity campaign.
00:28:40.360 Um, because why does that happen? Well, because he's, uh, he's 79 years old,
00:28:44.920 losing his mind, not even able to walk. And you have him on a bicycle.
00:28:53.960 Maybe next time try a stationary bike, have him go to planet fitness or something and bring all the
00:28:58.740 media along and just have him on a stationary bicycle in the gym for like five minutes and get
00:29:05.420 the footage that way. Well, even that wouldn't work because that bike was stationary and he still
00:29:09.500 fell off of it. And I have to say again, you know, there are people laughing about this and then other
00:29:16.040 people saying, well, we shouldn't laugh about an old guy falling off a bicycle. Um, I disagree. I'm
00:29:20.520 firmly in the let's laugh about it camp because number one, it's funny. Okay. This is just a fact
00:29:25.680 of life. Watching somebody fall off a bicycle will never not be funny. It is always funny. I'm sorry.
00:29:31.280 But number two, I must remind you that Joe Biden did this to himself. Okay. Under normal circumstances,
00:29:40.740 I would say that laughing at an elderly person as they lose their, their mental and physical
00:29:46.880 faculties is a cruel thing to do. And I would never, ever do that. Okay. I'm not going to go to a
00:29:53.160 nursing home or retirement home and just start pointing and laughing at people. Okay. But he put
00:29:59.800 himself in this position intentionally because of his lust for power. So it was his own lust for
00:30:09.080 power, his own narcissism, his own greed, which drove him to run for office at the age of 78.
00:30:17.220 And now he's reaping the consequences of that. Okay. Reap what you sow. That's what's happening here.
00:30:23.720 This is, this is all on him and he has it all coming as far as I'm concerned. All right,
00:30:29.280 let's see what else here. This is from the post-millennial. Over the weekend, it was revealed
00:30:34.880 that Uvalde police officers didn't attempt to open the door to the classroom, to the two classrooms
00:30:40.360 where children were trapped during a May 24th shooting that left 19 children and two teachers
00:30:45.040 dead. Okay. Did not attempt to open the door. Didn't even try to open it. A law enforcement
00:30:50.660 source close to the investigation told the San Antonio Express News that due to a possible
00:30:54.660 malfunction with door locks inside the building, the doors to the classrooms where shooters Salvador
00:31:00.720 Ramos killed nearly two dozen people may have been unlocked the entire time officers were inside
00:31:06.300 the building and that officers didn't try to open the door earlier in the standoff. Surveillance
00:31:11.360 footage from inside the building revealed that officers did not attempt to make an entrance into
00:31:16.120 the door. And Ramos proceeded to classrooms one 11 and one 12, which are connected with a door in
00:31:24.680 between. Investigators believe the shooter didn't lock the doors to these classrooms from the inside
00:31:30.040 and that they were likely unlocked the whole time due to a malfunction. There was also, I'm trying to
00:31:38.100 scan for it here. There was also a revelation about apparently an officer had a chance to shoot Ramos
00:31:46.160 as he was going into the school or into the classroom, but didn't, didn't take the shot because he was
00:31:52.220 afraid that he would miss and, uh, and shoot somebody else. And then Ramos goes into the classroom
00:31:58.320 and is in there slowly executing children for an hour. And they didn't even attempt to open the door.
00:32:05.880 Now you remember one of the excuses we heard for these officers early on is that they weren't able
00:32:15.400 to get into the classroom. They just weren't able to get in. And that always seems strange to me
00:32:20.780 because as I said, when this first happened, you know, usually a simple locked door is not enough
00:32:28.940 to keep police officers out. Okay. If they think that there's a drug money in there, they're going to,
00:32:35.360 bring out the battering ram and just knock the door down. Use a crowbar. I mean, there are ways
00:32:39.720 of getting inside a door. Usually you can't just lock a door and the police officers will say, well,
00:32:44.300 nevermind, we can't get in. The door's locked. So you would think, okay, unless they're in,
00:32:49.980 unless this is Fort Knox or something, or he's trapped inside a bank vault, you would think that
00:32:54.220 they would have a way of easily getting in the door. But it turns out it's even worse than we thought.
00:33:00.160 I mean, I figured the door was at least locked and they didn't make any great attempt to get in.
00:33:06.420 No, they never even turned the knob.
00:33:11.200 And every, every few days we get another revelation about this. More information comes out. It gets more
00:33:17.660 and more damning for the police officers. And I suspect that's just going to continue because we
00:33:22.800 still don't know. Even now you can, you can, you can start to kind of piece the puzzle together.
00:33:27.000 There's still a lot we don't know. And I think we could probably assume that this trajectory is,
00:33:32.600 is going to continue. Where it just gets more and more damning for the police officers as we go along.
00:33:40.560 But in some ways, it's a pretty simple story. They were afraid for their lives. And so they didn't go
00:33:46.220 in. And the officer had a chance to take them out and, you know, was, was afraid you miss,
00:33:51.740 then you're going to be held responsible for that. So just a lot of fear and cowardice.
00:33:55.260 A very simple story in some ways, but also a, uh, an enormous, unbelievable scandal also.
00:34:05.340 All right. I wanted to, this is from, from last week. And, uh, I wanted to get a chance to
00:34:09.640 talk about this a little bit. This is from DNYUZ. It says an Asian elephant named Happy
00:34:14.940 that has been at the Bronx zoo for more than 40 years will remain there after New York's highest
00:34:20.360 court ruled on Tuesday that she is not a person in a legal sense and therefore not entitled to a
00:34:25.980 fundamental human right. By a vote of five to two, the court of appeals rejected an animal advocacy
00:34:31.120 organization's argument that Happy was being illegally detained at the zoo and should be
00:34:36.300 transferred to a more natural environment. The dispute hinged on whether the cornerstone legal
00:34:41.140 principle of habeas corpus, which people assert to protect their bodily liberty, liberty,
00:34:46.360 to contest illegal confinement should be extended to autonomous, cognitively complex animals like
00:34:52.160 elephants. But the court said, no, chief judge wrote, uh, quote, while no one disputes the
00:34:58.000 impressive capabilities of elephants, we reject petitioners arguments that it is entitled to seek
00:35:02.500 the remedy of habeas corpus on Happy's behalf. Habeas corpus is a procedural vehicle intended to
00:35:08.280 secure the liberty rights of human beings who are unlawfully restrained, not non-human animals.
00:35:12.620 So this is where we are in America. We actually needed a court to declare that Happy the elephant
00:35:18.200 is an elephant and not a person. And this is actually a complicated, to you and I, it seems
00:35:24.780 pretty simple. We don't, we don't need to take this to court. Uh, you don't need to read the entire,
00:35:29.740 uh, opinion written by this court. I haven't read the entire opinion. Then you probably think you don't
00:35:37.520 need to because it's, well, it's okay. Is the elephant a person? Well, no. How do you know that?
00:35:42.220 Well, cause you just said it's an elephant and elephants and people are two different things.
00:35:46.620 So to you and I, it seems simple. But then again, to you and I, the question of what does a woman
00:35:50.620 seem simple? Turns out that's not so simple to a lot of people in a lot of people's minds.
00:35:55.360 And this especially is not simple on the left. And that's why when this decision came down,
00:36:00.100 lots of people on the left were upset about it and angry about it because they think that,
00:36:04.540 yeah, the elephant should have personhood rights.
00:36:06.340 An elephant should have personhood rights. Um, a child in the womb should not.
00:36:14.260 How do you make sense of that? Well, because on the left, the word person, the label person
00:36:20.940 has nothing to do with being a human. Just as we have this artificial kind of separation,
00:36:28.500 this bifurcation of sex and gender, well, they've done the exact same thing with human being and person.
00:36:33.680 And it's the same answer. Sex and gender, oh, those are two different things. Well, no,
00:36:39.760 they're not. They're actually the same. They're synonyms. Human being and person are not two
00:36:45.120 separate things. They are, they are the same. They're just synonyms. They're two words for the
00:36:48.180 same thing. But that's what the left has done. And they've, they've, this is necessary in order to
00:36:54.460 support their position on abortion. Now, a person is not necessarily a human being, they say. And a
00:37:03.680 person, well, then you have the, the question, what is a person? They can't define it.
00:37:11.040 You know, maybe that should be the follow-up to what is a woman. We have a, we have a film,
00:37:14.200 what is a person? And that to the left is going to seem even more complicated.
00:37:19.780 I mean, just the, a, a woman, a, a person who is a woman, that sentence alone, that's a very
00:37:27.440 complicated sentence. Every word in that little short sentence is very complicated and impossible
00:37:32.280 to define. But if they were to try to break it down, they would say that being a person has
00:37:36.600 something to do with cognitive ability, something to do with self-awareness, something to do with your,
00:37:41.900 you know, your, your faculties, your, you know, your intelligence IQ, you know, they would wrap
00:37:50.160 all that up in the personhood title. And then that raises all kinds of questions. And if that's the
00:37:55.160 case, then, then, okay, then you've just made an elephant a person, but obviously unborn children
00:38:00.240 are not. That's what you intended. What about newborn babies? What about elderly people with
00:38:05.560 dementia? What about Joe Biden? I mean, all these questions are none of them people.
00:38:09.240 And, um, you end up with confusion. And that, of course, is, is the whole idea is just to take
00:38:15.600 something that once had a solid, understandable meaning and make it confused, arbitrary,
00:38:24.400 uh, impossible to define. And once you've done that, it's very easy because they can come along
00:38:29.140 and, and, and they get to decide on a case-by-case basis who these labels apply to. And that, of course,
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00:39:53.380 Lego David says, you know, we hear so much these days about women's rights, gay rights,
00:39:58.880 trans rights, et cetera, but we barely hear anything about children's rights. Children have
00:40:02.480 some fundamental rights that need to be protected. And most people on the left could, couldn't care
00:40:06.440 any less about them except for the part where they indoctrinate them. Uh, Matt Walsh is a true
00:40:11.560 hero. One of the very few defenders of children's rights. I don't know about the hero bit, but the
00:40:15.440 rest of it, you're exactly right. Uh, you know, we, we take this idea of rights and then we assign it to
00:40:20.960 different groups of people. So we have different labels, different types of rights. As you say,
00:40:25.660 trans rights, women's rights, all these different rights. Um, when really there's only supposed to
00:40:30.280 be, if the word rights has any meaning at all, it's just supposed to be human rights. And anyone
00:40:34.620 who's a human being has those rights. Um, but when the left talks about rights, they don't really mean
00:40:39.840 rights anymore. They mean privileges. Okay. They mean a special accommodations, what they really mean.
00:40:47.180 But if we're going to play this game and break people down into categories and then say, well,
00:40:51.860 here's your, here are the rights you have. If you're in this category, here are the rights you have
00:40:55.200 in this category. Yeah. You would think that we would do that with children. We would be talking
00:41:00.240 about, well, here's a, maybe we should have a children's bill of rights. I wouldn't necessarily
00:41:06.220 support that. I don't think we should need that because again, the, the bill of rights that applies
00:41:10.300 to children should just be the bill of rights. They shouldn't, we shouldn't need to have a separate
00:41:14.360 one, but, um, they don't do that with children. And why is that? Because, well, because as we've seen,
00:41:20.760 they, they hate children. I think it's as simple as that. Virginia house says, okay, I do consider
00:41:25.720 myself a firm mom. That being said, everything you said about kids is so true and much, much more.
00:41:30.780 I have three children had three children. The relationship and bond of parent and child is
00:41:34.780 so indescribable. The love and pride of someone that you either brought into this world or even
00:41:39.980 adopted is amazing. And at times overwhelming, this is just the beginning of parental feelings. As much as
00:41:44.780 I love my animals, there's no comparison to how I feel about my children. Uh, I have lost pets and
00:41:50.120 it's heartbreaking. It hurts very badly, but there's no hurt in this world that compares to losing a
00:41:53.840 child. No pain, no depth of grief comes close. Uh, yeah, well, I, I very much disapprove of anybody
00:42:02.000 using the fur mom or fur dad or fur parent label, as I explained on the show, uh, because you're not
00:42:09.020 actually the parent of your pet, but if you're going to do it, then at least you should be able to
00:42:15.340 demonstrate that you understand the hierarchy of these things and that you don't actually
00:42:20.080 class your fur child in the same category as your actual children. So I'm glad that you don't at
00:42:25.380 least, but the way that many pet owners talk about their pets and treat their pets, it really does
00:42:31.480 seem as though they, they would put their like dog on the same footing as their actual child.
00:42:38.220 Uh, Mark says, I like the idea of comparing drag to black face. Can we start calling it drag face?
00:42:43.480 It really has a good ring to it. I think woman face works perfectly fine. I think that's what we
00:42:46.960 should call it actually. Cat is table says, um, I practically never comment on videos, but I had
00:42:54.620 to say in all honesty, the description of the experience of parenthood has me pumped to one
00:42:58.780 day be a father. Thank you. Well, it is, it's, it's a, you should be pumped about it. It's a,
00:43:04.560 it's an exciting thing to be a parent. Um, let's see. LK 23 says, Matt, why are you so uncomfortable
00:43:13.160 with birthdays? It's so weird. Who hurt you as a child? Uh, because I don't, there are some human
00:43:21.740 things that I can't understand and relate to. I'm like Spock, I guess. And birthdays is one of them.
00:43:26.460 I just don't understand why that should be celebrated. So I've existed for another year
00:43:34.220 on earth. Okay, great. Now, if, if you, if you did something during that year that is worthy of
00:43:42.100 celebration, if you achieve something, then let's celebrate that. I'm all about celebrating achievements
00:43:46.920 is my point. So celebrating an achievement is great, but simply existing for another year on
00:43:51.820 earth is not in and of itself an achievement. Now, if you, uh, survived some sort of life threatening
00:44:01.040 calamity in the meantime, if you went to war, if you, uh, got over a severe illness, if you
00:44:06.200 cancer went into remission or something like that, well, then surviving another year is an
00:44:10.240 achievement, but then we're just celebrating that we're celebrating the achievement. So I reject on
00:44:14.280 principle that we should all be celebrated simply for existing another year. That's my point about
00:44:20.200 birthdays. Uh, Augusto says two points. One, I cannot believe I'm saying this, but I agree with
00:44:26.120 Pelosi statement. Private beliefs are private beliefs, but they should not dictate policy.
00:44:31.040 That is not a contradictory position to hold. And two, Israel drafts women into the military,
00:44:36.580 albeit for two years instead of three and not into combat roles. A society can exist in a,
00:44:41.140 in a democratic sense and employ that policy. Um, well, to your second point, you know, I don't care
00:44:48.180 what policies other countries have. Some countries draft children into war. Okay. My point is that for us
00:44:57.500 submitting to the drafting of our daughters into battle would represent, I think just a sort of full
00:45:05.000 scale surrender as a society. To your first point, you say private beliefs shouldn't dictate policy.
00:45:12.660 Well, that very similar to the people who say you should never legislate morality, right? Very similar
00:45:18.680 idea. And just like that idea, what you're saying here makes no sense at all. Private beliefs don't
00:45:24.720 dictate policy. Okay. Well, let me ask you, what does dictate the policies that a politician supports?
00:45:32.560 If not their private beliefs are, do you want them to support policies they don't believe in?
00:45:39.780 Do you want them to support policies that they think other people believe in, but they don't?
00:45:43.080 But even then, then they would be supporting policies based on their belief that the beliefs of the
00:45:51.440 public matter. So no matter what they're doing, of course, they're going to be motivated by their
00:45:55.160 own private beliefs. Just like every law that is passed is a, is a law that legislates morality.
00:46:05.300 It may be legislating morality wrongly. Um, it may be legislating morality ineffectively.
00:46:12.720 It may be legislating the wrong morality entirely, but every single law that is passed, it is passed
00:46:21.160 because, um, the people passing it believe that it's, that it's right, that it's good, that this is
00:46:26.580 what we should be doing. You know, if, if we pass a law making something illegal, it's because we believe
00:46:32.760 that the thing we're making illegal is wrong. You shouldn't do it. It's harmful, whatever.
00:46:37.820 So it always comes down to morality, just like it always comes down to personal beliefs.
00:46:42.080 So your point makes no sense, but otherwise, thanks for listening and for leaving the comment.
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00:48:39.740 The comedian W. Kamau Bell is one of those interesting sorts of comedians who has made the bold choice
00:48:50.080 to never be funny. Like so many other comedians today, Bell calls himself a comedian and yet has never
00:48:55.100 made anyone laugh ever in his life. He's never been involved in a funny joke unless his career itself
00:49:00.860 is the joke. In fact, Bell is so relentlessly unfunny and uninteresting that he received the most damning
00:49:06.800 professional indictment imaginable, which is a show on CNN. He's the host of United Shades of America,
00:49:12.380 where he preaches about race. I assume. I haven't seen it and neither has anybody else. So we can
00:49:17.820 only speculate. Bell was also hired as a spokesman for something called the Abortion Access Fund,
00:49:23.340 where he produced a Father's Day PSA, encouraging men to celebrate Father's Day by supporting women
00:49:28.640 by becoming pro-abortion feminists, because that's how you support women, he says. Now we'll play the
00:49:35.620 thing in a minute, and this is not my main objection that I would raise to this PSA. We'll get to those
00:49:40.000 in a moment. But we should note how this is yet another Father's Day message that isn't really for or
00:49:46.540 about fathers. For whatever reason, we're not allowed to simply just celebrate fathers in this country.
00:49:52.100 All of the marketing and messaging around Mother's Day is about how wonderful mothers are. But for
00:49:57.280 Father's Day, we talk about the things that fathers are doing wrong. Father's Day is mostly an
00:50:01.820 afterthought, like a participation trophy we give to dads after all the over-the-top festivities for
00:50:06.840 Mother's Day. And when it is acknowledged, it's usually to lecture men about their failures.
00:50:12.480 So we give fathers the gift of nagging for Father's Day, as if they didn't already have an
00:50:16.840 endless supply of that readily on hand. But that's neither here nor there, as the problem with this
00:50:21.380 pro-abortion Father's Day message goes way beyond the issues I just raised. See you for yourself.
00:50:26.960 Check it out.
00:50:29.980 Dad does so much for the family. This Father's Day, give him what he really needs. Not a homebrewing
00:50:36.120 kid. Not socks. Give him safe and legal access to abortion.
00:50:43.480 Hello. I'm noted male feminist W. Kamau Bell. Do you know how much I've spent on birth control in my
00:50:49.120 life? $213. Mostly on condoms that expire to my wallet. Do you know how much my wife has spent?
00:50:55.880 $17,530.
00:51:04.260 Dads, if you've ever had sex and not had a kid, it's likely birth control or abortion played a role.
00:51:10.120 Okay, we have to stop it already, because Bell has proven that he can't talk about issues related to
00:51:14.580 the female body without descending into these amateurish misconceptions in about 40 seconds.
00:51:19.740 The left, you know, because they have no other rebuttal, they like to accuse pro-life men of being
00:51:24.180 sexless incels who don't know anything about women. I've always found this charge interesting,
00:51:28.420 given that I have a wife and four children. But it turns out, not surprisingly, that pro-abortion men
00:51:33.960 are the ones who understand very little about the female body. The ones who've actually enjoyed the
00:51:39.520 company of a woman, because they managed to find one with low enough standards to accommodate them,
00:51:44.560 seem to view birth control and abortion as magical elixirs that simply make babies and thus their
00:51:51.380 responsibilities simply disappear. They imagine, apparently, that without birth control,
00:51:56.040 a baby would materialize after every sexual encounter. That's why Bell says that if a man
00:52:02.980 has ever had sex and not had a baby, it's because of birth control or abortion. What he doesn't seem
00:52:08.880 to understand is that women are not fertile every day of the month. In fact, they aren't fertile most
00:52:14.640 days of the month. A woman's body works in cycles, and she's only capable of conceiving
00:52:18.600 a child for a certain short period during that cycle, usually about six days. Which means that
00:52:23.860 most of the times you've had sex and not had a baby, it has nothing to do with birth control or
00:52:28.660 abortion. In fact, there are couples, if you can believe it, who don't use birth control at all
00:52:33.180 and have sex frequently and don't end up with 900 kids. That's not a miracle of science. It's just
00:52:39.600 science. And you might want to learn a thing or two about it before recording another PSA on the
00:52:44.600 subject. Let's continue. We're used to not having to worry about it, but nobody ever got
00:52:49.760 pregnant from a vibrator. For that, you need... A spoon on an egg! A spoon on an egg! That's right.
00:52:56.680 See, the majority of people seeking abortions are already parents. They know it's right for
00:53:01.400 their families. They would know if having another kid would send them spiraling into poverty.
00:53:05.540 It definitely would. Oh my God. Funny you should mention God, because there's literally no mention
00:53:12.100 of the word abortion in here. Just like in here, there's no mention of how the state is going to
00:53:16.040 help these families if they forced to bury these children. It's almost like this is just a way for
00:53:20.220 a few fragile men to use religion to control our bodies. So remember the rule here. If somebody
00:53:28.240 is bringing up religion in the context of the abortion debate, it's almost always going to be a
00:53:32.820 leftist. In this case, Bell pulls out the Bible to make the case for abortion, and then in the next
00:53:38.800 sentence, accuses pro-lifers of doing the same. He says that abortion is never mentioned in the Bible,
00:53:44.120 except that it is plain as day, right in the Ten Commandments. Thou shalt not kill is the injunction,
00:53:49.380 quite famously. Actually, correctly translated, the commandment is to, quote, do no murder. And this is
00:53:54.640 how Jesus quotes the passage in Matthew 19, 18. Do no murder. Thou shalt not murder. There are,
00:53:59.940 of course, many different forms of murder and many different ways that people are murdered. And the
00:54:04.000 Bible doesn't bother itself with listing every single potential version of the crime because
00:54:08.180 there's no need to. If you're killing an innocent and defenseless human being, you are committing
00:54:12.620 murder and therefore running afoul of God's commandment. Abortion kills an innocent and
00:54:18.080 defenseless human being, and so it is murder. Therefore, abortion is mentioned in the Bible. Now, this is not
00:54:24.020 how I would choose to argue my case if I'm talking to a secular person. My first point would
00:54:29.860 not be that the Bible forbids it, but since he brought it up, I feel the need to correct the
00:54:34.620 record. Speaking of things that aren't mentioned in places, do you know what the Bill of Rights
00:54:41.060 never mentions? Abortion. In fact, it never mentions abortion or anything related to abortion or anything
00:54:46.740 that could be remotely interpreted as having something to do with abortion. The word abortion
00:54:51.040 never appears anywhere in the Constitution. Abortion is not a constitutional right, but rather a right
00:54:56.660 invented by nine people in robes in 1973. All of those people, by the way, were men.
00:55:03.760 All right. Now, for some reason, we're going to continue watching this, so let's keep going.
00:55:07.660 Daddy doing a PSA. Okay.
00:55:10.580 Ask any parent. Parenting is a job. A wonderful, very difficult job. And since when does America force
00:55:18.040 anybody to do a job against their will without paying them by controlling their bodies? Oh, yeah,
00:55:24.120 right. So as we celebrate Father's Day, let's also celebrate birth control, abortion, and bodily
00:55:30.840 autonomy. Because, man, have we benefited from those. So enjoy your day, guys, and welcome to the fight.
00:55:37.640 We've been waiting for you. Happy Father's Day!
00:55:42.620 I got you socks.
00:55:44.440 I got you socks.
00:56:14.420 A parent is not merely a job, okay? Any more than being a son or a daughter is merely a job.
00:56:20.900 Parent describes a natural biological relationship. This is my whole argument for why you shouldn't
00:56:26.640 call yourself the parent of your dog. Slavery, on the other hand, describes an unnatural, oppressive,
00:56:32.720 man-made construct. If you're a parent, it means that you have conceived a human being.
00:56:38.260 And that alone makes you a parent by definition.
00:56:41.180 The job part describes the legal and moral responsibilities that come with this relationship.
00:56:47.860 Slaves have no natural responsibility to their owners, which is what makes slavery a horrible
00:56:52.320 injustice. Parents do have natural responsibilities to their children, which is why nearly all societies
00:56:58.200 in history, including our own, legally require parents to care for their children or else find
00:57:03.320 somebody else who will. The only question is whether that responsibility should begin at the moment when
00:57:09.220 the child comes into being at conception or at some arbitrary point thereafter. Pro-abortion people
00:57:16.020 favor the arbitrary point. In favoring the arbitrary point, they reject the personhood of children before
00:57:23.340 the point they've decided. And arbitrarily rejecting a human being's personhood so as to deprive that
00:57:30.260 person of basic human rights and of their dignity is exactly what happened with slavery.
00:57:36.860 So, Bell is right to make the slavery comparison. He just forgot that in this analogy, he's on the
00:57:42.860 side of the slave owners. The video ends with men being encouraged to celebrate abortion, birth control,
00:57:49.620 and bodily autonomy, lumping all these things together in one category. You may recall that the
00:57:55.280 left used to passionately deny that abortion is used as birth control, and now they seem to have
00:58:01.300 dropped the act entirely. And now he's putting them together. It's the same thing. The relative honesty
00:58:07.500 is at least one positive thing in this video, we can say, but it's not enough to save it and W. Kamau Bell
00:58:13.360 from being today canceled. And we'll leave it there for today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening.
00:58:18.440 Have a great day. Godspeed.
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