The Matt Walsh Show - July 15, 2022


Ep. 987 - The Tran-Age Community Now Demands Acceptance


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 3 minutes

Words per Minute

166.65962

Word Count

10,505

Sentence Count

480

Misogynist Sentences

65

Hate Speech Sentences

58


Summary

A 28-year-old cybersecurity analyst has revealed she loves wearing diapers and dressing up as an infant. On what basis can our culture deny them? Also, Big Fat Bootygate takes more twists and turns. It s been revealed that AOC called the cops five times on the comedian who commented on her Latina booty. Plus, confidence in the education system has fallen to a historic low, and parents throw a gender reveal party for their 8-year old child. Finally, in our daily cancellation, Gwen Stefani is the latest white chick to offend the Cultural Appropriation Police. We ll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Walsh Show.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on The Matt Wall Show, the trans-age adult baby community cries out for acceptance.
00:00:05.120 On what basis can our culture deny them?
00:00:07.060 Also, Big Fat Booty Gate takes more twists and turns.
00:00:10.160 It's been revealed that AOC called the cops five times on the comedian who commented on her latinx booty.
00:00:15.740 Plus, confidence in the education system has fallen to a historic low, which is good news.
00:00:20.060 And parents throw a gender reveal party for their eight-year-old child.
00:00:23.600 Finally, in our daily cancellation, Gwen Stefani is the latest white chick to offend the cultural appropriation police.
00:00:28.340 We'll talk about all that and more today on The Matt Wall Show.
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00:02:03.600 Always on top of the important news, the New York Post has a report this week about 28-year-old cybersecurity analyst Lucy,
00:02:11.200 who, according to the headline, identifies as a proud adult baby who wears diapers.
00:02:18.420 Though Lucy cautions that her proclivity is certainly not a sex fetish.
00:02:22.940 It's not that at all, she says.
00:02:25.220 Sure it isn't, Lucy.
00:02:26.280 Whatever you say.
00:02:26.860 Now, this article, on the one hand, falls squarely into the sideshow circus category,
00:02:33.980 in accordance with a long tradition, stretching back centuries, of traveling freak shows where onlookers are invited to come and gawk at all the weirdos.
00:02:42.080 These shows have taken on different forms over the years, and these days they take the form of journalism.
00:02:47.740 But, on the other hand, there are actually some important lessons to be gleaned from Lucy's story, if you can believe it.
00:02:56.600 We are living inside of a perpetual freak show.
00:03:00.100 That's our cultural identity, really.
00:03:02.500 And so, we can learn something about our own situation from cases like this, I think.
00:03:06.920 So, the New York Post tells us, quote,
00:03:09.980 A 28-year-old cybersecurity analyst has revealed she loves wearing diapers and dressing up as an infant,
00:03:16.040 and says there's no shame in her unusual interest.
00:03:19.140 Lucy has not disclosed her surname, but is a proud member of the adult baby diaper lover community,
00:03:25.440 and frequently posts photos of herself wearing the disposable underwear.
00:03:29.560 Quote,
00:03:29.780 I didn't find out about adult babies and that they existed until I was a teenager,
00:03:33.580 and I did some Google searching of my own.
00:03:35.400 She told Media Drum World,
00:03:37.900 Until then, it never occurred to me that there would be more people like me.
00:03:41.520 It's not about kink.
00:03:42.480 It's about comfort, she defiantly tells haters who label her a sick fetishist.
00:03:47.280 Lucy holds down a regular white-collar job and has a normal love life,
00:03:51.040 but cruel trolls have told her that her former boyfriends must be pedophiles
00:03:55.260 if they're dating a woman who wears diapers and sucks on pacifiers.
00:03:59.640 Well, they might not be pedophiles legally, might not be, emphasis on might,
00:04:04.220 but one might argue that they are pedophiles in spirit, at the very least.
00:04:10.220 We learn more.
00:04:11.040 Quote,
00:04:11.600 Lucy says her interest in wearing diapers began after her baby sister was born.
00:04:15.500 I was eight or nine years old when I first got these feelings,
00:04:17.880 and it was very confusing, she explained.
00:04:19.940 The blonde started stealing her sister's diapers and wearing them for comfort,
00:04:23.440 although she rarely relieved herself in them, we are assured.
00:04:26.520 Lucy has found support from others in the ADDL community
00:04:29.920 and shares snaps of herself dressed as a baby on Instagram.
00:04:34.340 Now, if you're paying close attention, and I wouldn't blame you if you weren't,
00:04:40.260 this may all sound eerily familiar,
00:04:42.760 and I don't just mean familiar in the sense that there are many adult babies in America today,
00:04:46.620 even if most of them don't identify as such.
00:04:48.740 I mean familiar in that Lucy sounds exactly like other communities of people
00:04:54.240 who identify as something other than what they are.
00:04:58.700 Just like the gender identity brigade,
00:05:01.680 she says that she discovered this truth about herself when she was a child.
00:05:05.900 She says that living this way makes her feel more at home and at peace with herself.
00:05:10.960 She denies that it's a sexual fetish,
00:05:12.880 just as men who wear women's clothes deny that it's a fetish,
00:05:18.020 even though in both cases it has the appearance and all the hallmarks of a sexual fetish.
00:05:22.160 She even discovered her own community with its own acronyms,
00:05:26.020 letters that have not been accepted under the LGBT umbrella yet,
00:05:29.640 but will be soon enough, we can be sure.
00:05:31.860 In fact, the trans age community has a greater claim to validity and acceptance
00:05:38.500 than the transgender community.
00:05:40.360 Age, after all, does actually change over time.
00:05:43.440 It is fluid in that way.
00:05:46.400 And unlike a man who says he's a woman,
00:05:49.320 an adult who says that they feel like a child
00:05:52.220 can speak with some measure of authority on the matter
00:05:54.820 because they were once a child
00:05:56.900 and therefore know what it's like to be a child
00:05:59.740 because they were once.
00:06:01.120 Now, that doesn't mean that trans ageism is actually valid, of course.
00:06:04.940 It's still totally deranged.
00:06:06.420 And the only community that such people should share
00:06:09.020 should be found inside of a mental hospital.
00:06:10.740 But the point is simply that we as a culture
00:06:13.980 have already accepted and tolerated and legitimized
00:06:17.540 self-identifications even more baseless,
00:06:21.640 outlandish, and incoherent than this.
00:06:24.560 The adult baby is downright tame and traditional
00:06:27.800 compared to the life choices we already celebrate
00:06:31.320 and throw parades for.
00:06:33.540 That's why these various other communities
00:06:36.980 of fetishists in denial
00:06:38.980 are not really the sideshow circus
00:06:42.140 that we want them to be.
00:06:44.900 The trans age people, the trans species people,
00:06:49.580 furries, the so-called neo-pronoun users,
00:06:52.760 people who identify as clouds and trees
00:06:54.560 and space aliens and so on,
00:06:56.340 along with the polyamorous throuples
00:06:58.600 and the objectum sexuals
00:07:00.600 who wish to be bonded in wedded bliss
00:07:02.400 with buildings and bridges and all that,
00:07:05.760 and the whole bizarre assortment
00:07:07.340 of countless other categories
00:07:08.720 of weirdos and mutants,
00:07:10.760 these are not fringe aberrations,
00:07:13.880 but rather they are a gathering flood
00:07:16.060 pressing against a dam that cannot hold.
00:07:20.100 As a society, we no longer have the language
00:07:23.260 or the basis for denying the validity
00:07:26.220 of any alternative lifestyle,
00:07:28.200 no matter how perverse it is.
00:07:30.020 All of these communities,
00:07:31.380 to include most especially the pedophiles
00:07:34.320 who've already helpfully been rebranded
00:07:36.720 as minor attracted persons,
00:07:38.880 maps, quote-unquote,
00:07:40.420 all of them can stake their claim
00:07:43.560 to acceptance using all of the same arguments
00:07:46.060 and all the same buzzwords and catchphrases
00:07:48.180 that have already won the day,
00:07:50.680 culturally speaking.
00:07:51.460 This is the point of the slippery slope argument,
00:07:55.400 which is fallaciously written off as a fallacy
00:07:58.040 by people who would prefer for us to be surprised
00:08:00.180 by what comes next.
00:08:01.300 They don't want us to predict it.
00:08:03.020 But in fact, the slippery slope is not really a prediction
00:08:05.300 or a guess or a theory,
00:08:07.400 even less is it a prophecy.
00:08:09.840 It's actually just an observation
00:08:11.440 about things that are happening right now.
00:08:14.260 We observe that the justifications offered
00:08:18.180 on behalf of one thing
00:08:19.760 could just as easily be applied
00:08:22.220 to these dozens of other things that already exist.
00:08:26.780 And so if we accept the first thing then,
00:08:29.660 we've already accepted all of those other things,
00:08:33.840 whether we meant to or not.
00:08:36.700 That's the slippery slope.
00:08:37.840 One other point about this.
00:08:40.320 As always, it'd be impossible to overstate
00:08:44.300 the effect of the internet and social media here
00:08:47.300 because a question that often comes up
00:08:48.900 and that I get asked a lot is whether I think
00:08:52.860 that all of these perversions
00:08:54.660 which have been normalized in our culture,
00:08:57.500 did they exist in the past,
00:09:00.040 but most people simply never heard about them,
00:09:02.400 or have we invented them in modern times?
00:09:06.820 I think the answer to that is yes and no.
00:09:09.660 The human mind, since the fall of man,
00:09:13.100 has been a dark and twisted place.
00:09:15.680 That was as much the case 100 years ago
00:09:17.860 and 1,000 years ago as it is today.
00:09:20.860 The difference is that prior to the internet
00:09:24.020 and modern media,
00:09:25.980 a person with one of these sorts of proclivities
00:09:28.380 would have nowhere safe to go
00:09:30.760 to explore it anonymously
00:09:32.320 and without fear of public shame.
00:09:35.120 They would then have no choice,
00:09:36.660 but to suppress it,
00:09:37.780 to try to overcome it,
00:09:39.280 to try to live a life in spite of it,
00:09:42.500 ignore it, whatever it is.
00:09:45.020 And often they were successful,
00:09:46.460 not always, but often.
00:09:48.380 But today,
00:09:49.540 a person can plumb the depths
00:09:52.160 of their own psyche,
00:09:55.340 identify all the weirdest
00:09:57.080 and most objectible aspects of themselves,
00:10:00.120 and after a quick Google search,
00:10:01.520 as we heard from Lucy there,
00:10:03.100 find communities of other people
00:10:04.960 who share this exact same kind
00:10:06.700 of psychological disturbance.
00:10:09.740 And then they can then feed and foster
00:10:12.220 what people in the past would have suppressed,
00:10:14.620 and they could do it with the cloak of anonymity
00:10:16.480 until they're ready to announce themselves
00:10:19.160 to the world.
00:10:21.180 And then,
00:10:22.180 when that time comes,
00:10:23.920 they know that they'll be accepted
00:10:26.240 and celebrated
00:10:27.020 just so long
00:10:28.900 as they show pride.
00:10:31.020 They have to show pride in it.
00:10:33.620 Because the only thing they can do wrong
00:10:35.420 where this proclivity is concerned,
00:10:37.940 or where any lifestyle,
00:10:39.400 quote-unquote,
00:10:39.880 lifestyle choice is concerned,
00:10:41.420 is to publicly betray
00:10:42.960 any shame or embarrassment about it.
00:10:45.360 That's the one thing you can't do.
00:10:47.780 Because these days,
00:10:48.800 in our culture,
00:10:50.060 shame
00:10:50.480 is really
00:10:51.620 the only sin.
00:10:52.860 Now let's get to our five headlines.
00:11:01.720 Well,
00:11:02.180 if you like skydiving,
00:11:03.500 that's great.
00:11:04.600 But make sure you get your will finalized
00:11:06.940 and then go skydiving.
00:11:08.520 It's just a fact.
00:11:09.480 100% of people who skydive
00:11:11.620 will die.
00:11:12.920 And in fact,
00:11:13.560 it's even worse than that.
00:11:14.780 100% of people who do anything
00:11:16.960 will die.
00:11:18.560 We're all going to die.
00:11:19.060 You don't have to skydive.
00:11:19.720 You don't have to do,
00:11:20.600 you know,
00:11:21.620 extremely risky things
00:11:23.020 on purpose to die.
00:11:24.380 You're just,
00:11:24.960 you're going to die.
00:11:25.920 We're all going to die.
00:11:27.040 Any moment,
00:11:27.920 your death is waiting
00:11:29.180 and lurking around the corner
00:11:30.540 and it will devour you
00:11:31.800 as you absolve into nothingness.
00:11:34.220 So,
00:11:34.840 whether you're going out
00:11:35.780 with a bang
00:11:36.320 or skydiving
00:11:37.700 or you're going to live
00:11:38.840 another 100 years,
00:11:39.560 a will isn't about you.
00:11:41.180 It's about your loved ones.
00:11:42.380 It's about the really hard decisions
00:11:43.420 they need to make
00:11:44.120 if something happens to you.
00:11:45.340 Don't make your family
00:11:45.860 make hard decisions
00:11:46.560 when all they should be focused on
00:11:48.040 is grieving.
00:11:48.640 Instead,
00:11:48.900 give them all the answers
00:11:50.460 like life support
00:11:51.340 or pull the plug,
00:11:52.260 buried or cremated,
00:11:53.020 whatever it is,
00:11:54.100 you need to have
00:11:54.980 all that ready to go.
00:11:56.020 But here's the deal.
00:11:56.680 The judge that might take over,
00:11:59.560 it's not going to know
00:12:00.300 who your best friend is
00:12:01.500 or who you trust
00:12:02.520 to raise your kids.
00:12:03.180 The fact is,
00:12:03.780 a will is something
00:12:04.860 that can take as little
00:12:05.660 as five minutes to set up
00:12:06.640 and if you don't do it,
00:12:08.220 you're acting selfishly.
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00:12:21.320 by letting the state
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00:12:23.620 its own will,
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00:12:32.160 All right,
00:12:33.820 so,
00:12:34.120 still enjoying time
00:12:36.580 out here
00:12:37.040 on the lake
00:12:38.220 in my off hours
00:12:38.980 at least
00:12:39.420 and I posted
00:12:40.460 this picture yesterday.
00:12:42.080 This is me
00:12:42.580 indoctrinating my two-year-old
00:12:44.080 teaching her
00:12:44.960 how to fish.
00:12:45.860 She knows how to
00:12:46.360 fish now.
00:12:47.720 She knows how to bait
00:12:48.280 a hook
00:12:48.640 with a worm.
00:12:49.900 I taught her that
00:12:50.680 though she kept
00:12:51.520 wanting to name
00:12:53.120 all of the worms
00:12:53.960 before we
00:12:54.680 stabbed them
00:12:55.700 and fed them to fish
00:12:56.620 which was a little bit
00:12:57.300 awkward and uncomfortable
00:12:58.060 and of course
00:12:59.440 I posted this picture
00:13:02.140 you know
00:13:02.820 which is always a mistake
00:13:04.420 and to Twitter
00:13:06.280 and it's the internet
00:13:07.840 so you know
00:13:08.320 I had a bunch of
00:13:08.980 dorks responding
00:13:10.660 actually
00:13:11.340 did you know
00:13:12.140 she's holding
00:13:12.560 the real upside down?
00:13:14.340 Yeah,
00:13:14.540 I did know that.
00:13:15.240 She's two.
00:13:16.000 Okay,
00:13:16.260 that's how she wanted
00:13:17.020 to hold it
00:13:17.660 one step at a time
00:13:19.140 and all these other people
00:13:21.200 making various critiques
00:13:22.500 and observations.
00:13:23.760 Why is she wearing
00:13:24.580 a life vest
00:13:25.600 or she's wearing
00:13:26.080 the life vest
00:13:27.140 needs to be tighter.
00:13:27.740 She's not wearing it right.
00:13:30.360 And then people
00:13:30.800 who somehow
00:13:31.280 made this moment
00:13:32.320 with my daughter
00:13:33.200 political
00:13:34.400 and there are
00:13:35.720 a lot of comments
00:13:36.280 like this.
00:13:36.560 I love this one
00:13:37.060 from a feminist
00:13:37.620 who said
00:13:38.040 will Matt
00:13:38.960 allow his daughter
00:13:39.800 to go to college
00:13:40.700 develop a career
00:13:41.800 be a girl boss
00:13:43.020 as a man
00:13:44.140 who promotes
00:13:44.560 rigid gender
00:13:45.420 stereotypes for women
00:13:46.680 expects women
00:13:47.720 to perform
00:13:48.400 femininity
00:13:49.500 much like trans ideologues
00:13:50.960 will he impose
00:13:52.060 those stereotypes
00:13:52.960 on his daughter?
00:13:55.420 Now first of all
00:13:55.860 answer to that
00:13:56.560 I will
00:13:57.300 absolutely
00:13:58.340 strongly
00:14:00.200 discourage
00:14:01.280 my daughter
00:14:02.760 from going
00:14:03.540 to college
00:14:04.060 and I also
00:14:04.580 discourage
00:14:04.920 my other daughter
00:14:05.480 and also
00:14:06.220 my sons
00:14:07.280 I discourage
00:14:08.040 all of my kids
00:14:08.840 I greatly
00:14:09.380 discourage them
00:14:09.980 from going
00:14:10.280 to college
00:14:10.640 so I will
00:14:11.180 answer that
00:14:11.640 in the affirmative
00:14:12.160 for you
00:14:12.520 and I also
00:14:13.420 I pray to God
00:14:14.640 that I'm not
00:14:15.460 raising the kinds
00:14:16.440 of girls
00:14:17.060 who become
00:14:18.100 the kinds
00:14:18.560 of women
00:14:19.020 who would
00:14:19.860 describe themselves
00:14:20.760 as girl bosses
00:14:21.880 as for expecting
00:14:24.100 my daughters
00:14:24.580 to be feminine
00:14:25.140 yes again
00:14:25.760 I'm guilty
00:14:27.120 as charged
00:14:27.720 that's actually
00:14:28.600 I want my daughters
00:14:30.720 to grow up
00:14:31.400 in their femininity
00:14:32.240 I want my boys
00:14:32.940 to grow up
00:14:33.460 in their masculinity
00:14:34.400 I can't teach
00:14:37.320 femininity
00:14:37.800 to my daughter
00:14:38.440 that's my wife's job
00:14:39.600 but yeah
00:14:40.000 that is my hope
00:14:40.920 for them
00:14:41.260 but I don't know
00:14:42.620 how rigid
00:14:43.100 I really am
00:14:43.960 about that
00:14:45.180 given that I'm
00:14:45.740 teaching my two-year-old
00:14:46.480 daughter how to
00:14:47.000 bait a hook
00:14:47.480 and catch fish
00:14:48.720 anyway
00:14:49.180 this is the internet
00:14:49.900 this is what
00:14:50.520 this is what you get
00:14:52.460 I suppose
00:14:52.880 all right
00:14:53.480 here's an update
00:14:54.140 on Big Booty Gate
00:14:55.860 now just to recap
00:14:57.900 this important news story
00:14:59.520 really very briefly
00:15:00.640 you remember yesterday
00:15:02.360 a comedian
00:15:03.800 heckling AOC
00:15:06.600 as she was
00:15:07.420 walking into
00:15:08.640 the Capitol building
00:15:09.480 and performing
00:15:11.260 his own
00:15:11.780 his own mini
00:15:12.460 insurrection
00:15:13.080 by pointing out
00:15:16.080 you know
00:15:17.400 her Big Booty
00:15:18.340 let's just watch
00:15:19.200 that video again
00:15:19.960 AOC
00:15:21.420 my favorite Big Booty
00:15:22.700 Latina
00:15:23.200 I love you
00:15:23.820 AOC
00:15:24.200 you're my favorite
00:15:25.080 she wants to kill
00:15:26.460 babies but she's
00:15:27.300 still beautiful
00:15:27.980 you look very beautiful
00:15:29.460 in that dress
00:15:30.160 you look very sexy
00:15:31.260 look at that booty
00:15:32.520 on AOC
00:15:33.240 that's my favorite
00:15:33.980 Big Booty Latina
00:15:34.940 I love it
00:15:37.180 my favorite AOC
00:15:38.040 nice to meet you
00:15:38.800 AOC
00:15:39.040 look how sexy
00:15:40.080 she looks in that dress
00:15:41.340 I love it AOC
00:15:43.740 hot hot hot
00:15:44.740 like a tamale
00:15:45.480 okay so that
00:15:47.860 there was
00:15:48.240 that was that
00:15:49.420 now we've refreshed
00:15:50.060 our memory
00:15:50.560 making
00:15:52.000 making some would say
00:15:54.620 valid observations
00:15:56.340 and
00:15:56.940 AOC
00:15:58.880 at first
00:16:00.060 walks over
00:16:00.780 and looks like
00:16:01.300 she's kind of
00:16:01.780 playing along
00:16:02.300 and she likes
00:16:02.760 the attention
00:16:03.220 but then
00:16:03.760 later she says
00:16:05.060 that actually
00:16:05.400 she was going over
00:16:06.040 to deck the guy
00:16:06.860 but then decided
00:16:07.400 not to
00:16:07.740 because she didn't
00:16:08.060 want to catch a case
00:16:08.880 but she would have
00:16:09.380 just leveled him
00:16:10.320 because we know
00:16:11.260 that when you see AOC
00:16:11.980 you know she knows
00:16:12.540 how to throw a punch
00:16:13.160 right that's the first
00:16:13.900 thing you think
00:16:14.380 you think this is a
00:16:14.880 tough person
00:16:15.360 knows how to
00:16:15.700 throw a punch
00:16:16.140 well
00:16:17.000 some updates
00:16:18.140 to this
00:16:19.040 breaking news story
00:16:20.500 we learned
00:16:21.620 last night
00:16:22.620 according to
00:16:24.660 journalist Sarah
00:16:25.320 Ferris
00:16:25.700 who reported
00:16:26.160 says
00:16:26.420 inside Capitol
00:16:27.220 just now
00:16:27.600 representative AOC
00:16:28.360 asked to speak
00:16:29.960 with female
00:16:30.620 and LGBT
00:16:31.180 reporters
00:16:31.800 to warn us
00:16:32.720 that the man
00:16:33.440 who harassed her
00:16:34.260 is affiliated
00:16:35.060 with credentialed
00:16:35.960 news outlets
00:16:36.580 she said her
00:16:37.520 staff called
00:16:38.200 Capitol Police
00:16:39.020 five times
00:16:40.700 to get them
00:16:42.620 to do something
00:16:43.260 so she actually
00:16:45.740 called the police
00:16:48.060 now we know
00:16:49.220 that in her
00:16:49.880 tweets about it
00:16:50.940 when originally
00:16:52.320 she said she
00:16:52.800 didn't want to
00:16:53.120 call any attention
00:16:53.760 to this
00:16:54.140 and then she
00:16:54.460 decided that
00:16:55.180 she was going
00:16:56.120 to call attention
00:16:56.720 she didn't want
00:16:57.360 to call attention
00:16:57.840 to the guy
00:16:58.460 Alex Stein
00:16:59.180 but then she
00:17:00.120 decided to
00:17:00.740 because she
00:17:01.100 realized that
00:17:01.840 well calling
00:17:02.800 attention to him
00:17:03.280 means calling
00:17:03.700 attention to me
00:17:04.460 and she wanted
00:17:05.560 to call attention
00:17:06.020 to herself
00:17:06.540 but she said
00:17:07.720 that she expected
00:17:08.640 the police
00:17:09.760 to get involved
00:17:10.480 she doesn't know
00:17:11.000 why he was
00:17:11.680 allowed to do this
00:17:12.740 that is
00:17:13.080 why was he
00:17:13.680 allowed to
00:17:14.260 speak to her
00:17:14.940 in a way
00:17:15.340 that she
00:17:15.620 didn't like
00:17:16.100 that should
00:17:16.880 be against
00:17:17.400 the law
00:17:17.940 he shouldn't
00:17:19.160 have free
00:17:19.860 speech
00:17:20.200 when speaking
00:17:20.640 to her
00:17:20.940 was her
00:17:21.240 point
00:17:21.460 but we
00:17:22.220 didn't know
00:17:22.500 that she
00:17:22.760 actually
00:17:23.160 did call
00:17:23.860 the police
00:17:24.360 not just
00:17:25.120 through a tweet
00:17:26.040 but actually
00:17:26.480 called them
00:17:26.860 five times
00:17:27.380 to demand
00:17:29.900 what
00:17:30.260 it's not
00:17:30.620 exactly
00:17:31.000 clear
00:17:31.320 you want
00:17:33.120 to go
00:17:33.400 cart this
00:17:34.200 guy away
00:17:34.740 in cuffs
00:17:35.420 because
00:17:35.960 I wish
00:17:36.720 I could have
00:17:37.060 heard that
00:17:37.380 conversation
00:17:37.940 the first
00:17:38.560 time she
00:17:38.960 called
00:17:39.320 and talked
00:17:39.740 to the
00:17:39.960 Capitol
00:17:40.160 Police
00:17:40.560 I want
00:17:41.580 to
00:17:41.680 I wish
00:17:42.020 I could be
00:17:42.280 a fly
00:17:42.520 on the wall
00:17:42.820 for that
00:17:43.120 conversation
00:17:43.680 reporting
00:17:45.040 oh yeah
00:17:46.140 you need
00:17:46.400 to get rid
00:17:46.660 of this
00:17:46.860 guy
00:17:47.000 oh what
00:17:47.280 did he
00:17:47.380 do
00:17:47.580 he said
00:17:48.640 I have
00:17:48.840 a big
00:17:49.080 booty
00:17:49.360 that's
00:17:50.020 what he
00:17:50.200 did
00:17:50.420 and meanwhile
00:17:52.880 remember
00:17:53.240 that she
00:17:53.680 has
00:17:53.920 you know
00:17:55.800 the
00:17:56.060 Capitol
00:17:56.360 Police
00:17:56.880 might not
00:17:58.620 be
00:17:59.080 overly
00:17:59.880 eager
00:18:00.340 to
00:18:00.740 help
00:18:01.220 her
00:18:01.500 especially
00:18:02.880 in this
00:18:03.180 case
00:18:03.400 because
00:18:03.680 there's
00:18:03.960 nothing
00:18:04.160 they can
00:18:04.440 do
00:18:04.560 the guy
00:18:04.780 didn't
00:18:04.940 break
00:18:05.140 the law
00:18:05.480 but she
00:18:07.300 also
00:18:07.640 has
00:18:08.000 thrown
00:18:08.420 the
00:18:08.580 Capitol
00:18:08.780 Police
00:18:09.220 under
00:18:09.860 the bus
00:18:10.300 many times
00:18:11.080 after
00:18:11.360 January
00:18:11.740 6th
00:18:12.780 you remember
00:18:13.500 her harrowing
00:18:14.540 story
00:18:15.080 of being
00:18:15.980 in an
00:18:16.380 adjacent
00:18:16.860 building
00:18:17.460 when people
00:18:18.520 were trespassing
00:18:19.540 not in her
00:18:20.500 building
00:18:20.760 but in a
00:18:21.120 building
00:18:21.300 next door
00:18:21.840 and how
00:18:23.360 her life
00:18:23.800 was flashing
00:18:24.280 before her
00:18:24.600 eyes
00:18:24.720 it was a
00:18:25.720 life
00:18:26.980 threatening
00:18:27.360 moment
00:18:27.740 for her
00:18:28.220 but then
00:18:29.140 she
00:18:29.440 remember
00:18:29.900 tells the
00:18:30.240 story
00:18:30.400 of a
00:18:30.560 Capitol
00:18:30.720 Police
00:18:30.940 officer
00:18:31.180 coming
00:18:31.480 in
00:18:31.840 to get
00:18:33.040 her
00:18:33.120 to safety
00:18:33.660 even though
00:18:34.180 her safety
00:18:35.020 was never
00:18:35.340 really in
00:18:35.700 jeopardy
00:18:36.620 then she
00:18:36.960 talks about
00:18:37.260 how she
00:18:37.540 feared
00:18:38.020 the Capitol
00:18:38.760 Police
00:18:39.020 officer
00:18:39.340 feared
00:18:39.860 that he
00:18:40.440 would act
00:18:41.520 out violently
00:18:41.980 against her
00:18:42.500 like this
00:18:43.280 guy came
00:18:43.700 in to
00:18:44.120 by her
00:18:44.960 telling
00:18:45.280 save her
00:18:45.860 life
00:18:46.300 and he
00:18:47.440 throws her
00:18:47.860 right
00:18:48.100 at the bus
00:18:49.400 so
00:18:51.040 called the
00:18:51.400 police
00:18:51.620 nothing
00:18:51.840 happened
00:18:52.160 there
00:18:52.420 and then
00:18:53.740 another
00:18:54.000 development
00:18:54.680 she
00:18:57.000 before
00:18:57.960 tweeting
00:18:58.300 about it
00:18:58.840 and calling
00:18:59.580 the police
00:19:00.020 she posted
00:19:00.640 an Instagram
00:19:01.240 video
00:19:01.760 which she
00:19:02.180 then deleted
00:19:02.860 but the
00:19:04.320 internet
00:19:04.500 is forever
00:19:05.080 so we
00:19:05.940 have now
00:19:06.380 the video
00:19:07.100 that she
00:19:07.500 first posted
00:19:08.420 before the
00:19:09.940 video of the
00:19:10.420 actual incident
00:19:11.220 went viral
00:19:12.000 here's what
00:19:12.620 she posted
00:19:13.260 immediately
00:19:13.780 afterwards
00:19:14.500 telling her
00:19:15.040 Instagram
00:19:15.360 followers
00:19:15.880 about it
00:19:16.300 and here
00:19:16.760 was her
00:19:17.040 version
00:19:17.420 of events
00:19:18.040 before
00:19:19.080 everyone
00:19:19.360 else
00:19:19.600 had
00:19:19.700 actually
00:19:20.000 seen
00:19:20.260 it
00:19:20.360 for
00:19:20.460 themselves
00:19:20.820 here
00:19:21.020 it is
00:19:21.800 hey
00:19:22.500 everybody
00:19:22.880 I'm here
00:19:23.200 in the
00:19:23.400 capital
00:19:23.760 see this
00:19:25.300 guy right
00:19:25.700 there
00:19:26.140 right there
00:19:28.220 he when I
00:19:29.620 was walking
00:19:30.120 up
00:19:30.640 he said
00:19:33.680 hey
00:19:34.360 right in front
00:19:35.840 of a capital
00:19:36.140 police officer
00:19:36.900 see my
00:19:37.580 favorite big
00:19:38.220 booty Latina
00:19:38.940 I love you
00:19:39.560 AOC
00:19:39.940 you're my
00:19:40.360 favorite
00:19:40.880 hey
00:19:41.440 here's this
00:19:43.960 look at that
00:19:44.520 big ass
00:19:45.420 look at that
00:19:45.960 big juicy
00:19:46.800 booty
00:19:47.300 this Latina
00:19:48.560 like whatever
00:19:49.140 you know
00:19:49.500 all the bunch
00:19:49.980 of racist
00:19:51.640 sexist stuff
00:19:52.440 and since
00:19:53.300 nobody can do
00:19:55.360 anything
00:19:55.720 she wants to
00:19:56.260 kill babies
00:19:56.880 but she's
00:19:57.280 still beautiful
00:19:58.020 I'm just
00:20:00.400 telling you
00:20:00.780 because
00:20:01.840 this institution
00:20:04.920 is not designed
00:20:05.620 to protect
00:20:06.240 people
00:20:10.000 look at that
00:20:10.720 booty on AOC
00:20:11.800 that's my favorite
00:20:12.560 big booty
00:20:12.960 Latina
00:20:13.460 and it's
00:20:14.320 really hard
00:20:14.880 and it's
00:20:15.260 really sad
00:20:15.860 that my
00:20:16.260 only recourse
00:20:17.200 is to just
00:20:18.420 let you know
00:20:18.820 about it
00:20:19.320 but
00:20:19.860 that's the
00:20:25.060 institution
00:20:25.400 we're in
00:20:26.000 I love it
00:20:27.180 AOC
00:20:27.560 hot hot
00:20:28.380 hot like
00:20:28.760 a tamale
00:20:29.240 okay
00:20:30.660 so that's
00:20:31.160 what she
00:20:31.380 she deleted
00:20:32.300 that but
00:20:32.820 like we said
00:20:33.700 the internet's
00:20:34.100 forever so
00:20:34.540 it's out
00:20:34.840 there
00:20:35.100 there
00:20:36.600 a few
00:20:38.340 great aspects
00:20:38.900 of this
00:20:39.340 one is
00:20:40.880 that
00:20:41.120 she
00:20:42.520 adds
00:20:43.320 she adds
00:20:45.440 additional
00:20:46.320 descriptions
00:20:47.120 of her
00:20:48.200 booty
00:20:48.500 that were
00:20:49.000 never
00:20:49.400 actually
00:20:50.160 used
00:20:50.680 so she
00:20:51.600 says
00:20:51.860 she claims
00:20:52.420 that her
00:20:52.880 booty
00:20:53.100 was described
00:20:53.660 as juicy
00:20:54.740 and that
00:20:55.600 you know
00:20:56.840 we need to
00:20:57.560 snopes fact
00:20:58.240 check on
00:20:58.680 that because
00:20:59.180 that was
00:20:59.600 never said
00:21:00.220 like that's
00:21:00.700 how she's
00:21:01.200 describing
00:21:01.680 herself
00:21:02.300 and then
00:21:03.500 putting that
00:21:04.040 in the
00:21:04.360 words
00:21:04.700 into the
00:21:05.400 mouth
00:21:05.640 that's
00:21:07.380 unfortunate
00:21:07.660 phrasing
00:21:08.060 that's
00:21:09.060 how she
00:21:09.400 I'm going to
00:21:10.160 cut that
00:21:10.400 out
00:21:10.560 that's
00:21:11.280 how she's
00:21:11.680 choosing
00:21:12.100 to describe
00:21:12.760 herself
00:21:13.680 this is
00:21:15.020 the kind
00:21:15.260 of narcissism
00:21:16.240 that this
00:21:17.200 woman has
00:21:18.180 that even
00:21:18.800 in the
00:21:19.060 context
00:21:19.480 of
00:21:19.760 complaining
00:21:20.580 she's
00:21:20.920 practically
00:21:21.280 in tears
00:21:21.820 about this
00:21:22.400 and saying
00:21:23.600 that her
00:21:23.980 safety was
00:21:25.280 jeopardized
00:21:25.920 claiming she
00:21:26.380 was sexually
00:21:26.800 harassed
00:21:27.700 but she
00:21:28.000 still adds
00:21:28.600 additional
00:21:29.420 I suppose
00:21:31.020 they're supposed
00:21:31.420 to be
00:21:31.740 flattering
00:21:32.160 descriptions
00:21:32.720 of herself
00:21:33.640 that were
00:21:34.680 not said
00:21:35.180 this is
00:21:36.900 another
00:21:38.620 juicy
00:21:39.060 sommelier
00:21:39.540 she's
00:21:40.200 putting the
00:21:40.580 juicy and
00:21:41.000 juicy here
00:21:41.420 I suppose
00:21:41.880 but then
00:21:43.020 she also
00:21:43.340 she says
00:21:44.180 this institution
00:21:45.440 talking about
00:21:46.600 Congress
00:21:47.400 well it's
00:21:48.920 apparently not
00:21:49.680 designed to
00:21:50.420 protect
00:21:50.880 people
00:21:52.220 and she
00:21:52.560 really means
00:21:52.980 me
00:21:53.200 apparently
00:21:53.520 it's not
00:21:53.800 designed to
00:21:54.180 protect me
00:21:54.680 well right
00:21:55.840 of course
00:21:56.540 what
00:21:57.360 what institution
00:21:58.560 do you think
00:21:59.000 you're a part
00:21:59.420 of
00:21:59.620 the institution
00:22:00.620 is designed
00:22:01.100 to
00:22:01.340 you're in the
00:22:01.820 legislative branch
00:22:02.620 it's designed
00:22:03.120 to write
00:22:03.960 legislation
00:22:04.600 the past
00:22:05.140 laws
00:22:05.680 it's not
00:22:07.160 designed
00:22:08.080 with the
00:22:09.920 primary
00:22:10.460 function
00:22:11.480 of protecting
00:22:12.480 you
00:22:12.960 not at all
00:22:14.600 actually
00:22:15.100 and even
00:22:17.400 through all
00:22:17.920 of this
00:22:18.400 she never
00:22:19.280 explains
00:22:20.000 what exactly
00:22:21.200 she expects
00:22:22.820 the police
00:22:23.360 to do
00:22:23.760 she just
00:22:24.220 wants them
00:22:25.000 so we always
00:22:25.900 get from the
00:22:26.260 left right
00:22:26.720 do something
00:22:27.700 they have to
00:22:28.200 do something
00:22:29.120 what do you
00:22:29.700 want them
00:22:30.220 do you actually
00:22:31.220 think this guy
00:22:31.800 should be
00:22:32.100 carted away
00:22:32.560 in handcuffs
00:22:33.100 and thrown
00:22:33.420 in prison
00:22:33.900 for
00:22:36.220 describing
00:22:38.380 your booty
00:22:39.040 in ways
00:22:39.580 that you
00:22:40.060 didn't approve
00:22:41.760 of
00:22:42.000 is that
00:22:42.260 actually
00:22:42.700 what
00:22:42.880 what is
00:22:43.400 the crime
00:22:43.920 what crime
00:22:44.440 do you think
00:22:44.760 they're going
00:22:44.960 to charge
00:22:45.360 him with
00:22:45.760 well of course
00:22:49.220 she doesn't
00:22:49.500 have to explain
00:22:50.020 that
00:22:50.160 she has
00:22:51.020 her emotions
00:22:52.040 that's all
00:22:52.440 that matters
00:22:52.840 she is
00:22:54.120 as she put
00:22:55.000 it
00:22:55.160 morally
00:22:55.700 correct
00:22:56.260 but if not
00:22:57.240 factually
00:22:57.900 correct
00:22:58.260 all right
00:22:59.600 moving on
00:23:00.240 more house
00:23:01.240 hearings
00:23:01.580 on so-called
00:23:02.280 abortion rights
00:23:03.120 yesterday
00:23:04.880 this one
00:23:05.560 focusing less
00:23:06.340 on pregnant
00:23:06.840 men
00:23:07.260 and more
00:23:08.140 on I suppose
00:23:09.060 the actual
00:23:09.580 issue at hand
00:23:10.340 finally
00:23:11.200 after three
00:23:12.060 or four days
00:23:12.500 of hearings
00:23:12.900 we've actually
00:23:13.340 gotten to the
00:23:14.000 to the issue
00:23:14.740 right of abortion
00:23:16.060 and all of that
00:23:16.760 so here's one
00:23:17.200 exchange
00:23:17.680 between
00:23:18.580 representative
00:23:19.120 chip roy
00:23:19.780 and a pro
00:23:20.220 abortion witness
00:23:20.920 over something
00:23:22.560 that really
00:23:23.060 matters here
00:23:23.600 in this
00:23:23.820 conversation
00:23:24.260 which is
00:23:24.760 when exactly
00:23:25.860 does life
00:23:26.360 begin
00:23:26.720 and let's
00:23:27.340 see how
00:23:27.520 that goes
00:23:27.920 who as a
00:23:29.760 matter of law
00:23:30.740 who decides
00:23:32.600 when life
00:23:33.180 begins
00:23:33.580 and who
00:23:33.940 decides
00:23:34.500 when and
00:23:35.240 how life
00:23:35.780 is protected
00:23:36.340 the constitution
00:23:38.780 does not speak
00:23:39.660 to the question
00:23:40.340 of when
00:23:41.160 life begins
00:23:42.180 just that it
00:23:42.720 doesn't speak
00:23:43.260 to many
00:23:43.860 other things
00:23:44.460 including
00:23:44.820 the right
00:23:45.420 to an abortion
00:23:45.960 and executive
00:23:46.860 privilege
00:23:47.320 and qualified
00:23:47.860 immunity
00:23:48.280 so it is a
00:23:49.020 personal decision
00:23:49.840 in the absence
00:23:50.500 of the
00:23:52.240 of the constitution
00:23:53.520 specifically saying
00:23:54.840 when life
00:23:55.440 begins
00:23:55.980 then who
00:23:57.580 best to decide
00:23:58.900 when to
00:23:59.960 protect life
00:24:00.840 the people
00:24:01.660 or courts
00:24:02.640 representative roy
00:24:05.240 as you know
00:24:06.180 the question
00:24:06.920 of when
00:24:07.420 life begins
00:24:08.080 is a personal
00:24:08.720 question informed
00:24:09.520 by religious
00:24:10.020 beliefs
00:24:10.400 our constitution
00:24:11.340 in the very
00:24:12.000 first amendment
00:24:12.600 says emphatically
00:24:13.540 that the government
00:24:14.680 shall not endorse
00:24:15.960 any particular
00:24:16.900 religion
00:24:17.300 it shall not
00:24:17.900 establish
00:24:18.240 but professor
00:24:18.920 when we have
00:24:20.580 life
00:24:21.020 and we just
00:24:21.340 make decisions
00:24:21.840 about protecting
00:24:22.540 life
00:24:23.040 which we do
00:24:23.960 all the time
00:24:24.520 if a three-month-old
00:24:26.060 infant
00:24:26.420 is murdered
00:24:27.680 we protect
00:24:28.960 that life
00:24:29.540 if a 50-year-old
00:24:30.960 is murdered
00:24:31.460 we have laws
00:24:32.680 across the country
00:24:33.620 that protect
00:24:34.140 that life
00:24:34.740 we make decisions
00:24:35.840 about when
00:24:36.400 life begins
00:24:37.200 my simple
00:24:38.140 question is
00:24:38.800 as a matter
00:24:39.180 of law
00:24:39.760 is
00:24:40.700 who decides
00:24:42.360 when we
00:24:43.120 protect
00:24:43.620 life
00:24:44.260 and whether
00:24:45.900 or not
00:24:46.300 that is
00:24:46.960 judges
00:24:47.620 to decide
00:24:48.280 that moment
00:24:48.820 or whether
00:24:49.320 that is
00:24:49.720 elected
00:24:50.140 representatives
00:24:50.800 elected
00:24:51.800 by the
00:24:52.140 people
00:24:52.420 well
00:24:54.380 representative
00:24:55.020 roy
00:24:55.380 as you
00:24:56.040 say
00:24:56.340 we have
00:24:56.900 laws
00:24:57.300 those laws
00:24:57.860 are written
00:24:58.280 by our
00:24:59.160 representatives
00:24:59.740 we also
00:25:00.320 have fundamental
00:25:01.160 rights
00:25:01.580 and as you
00:25:02.100 have noted
00:25:02.560 these fundamental
00:25:03.720 rights are
00:25:04.440 not unfettered
00:25:05.380 but they do
00:25:06.020 allow individuals
00:25:06.940 to possess
00:25:08.440 certain freedoms
00:25:09.280 for example
00:25:09.840 the second amendment
00:25:10.740 right despite
00:25:11.380 the fact that
00:25:12.000 we have
00:25:12.220 prohibitions
00:25:12.760 on murder
00:25:13.280 allow individuals
00:25:14.480 to bear arms
00:25:15.900 indeed sometimes
00:25:16.840 to effects
00:25:18.080 that are
00:25:18.560 incredibly
00:25:19.140 deleterious
00:25:19.940 we have
00:25:21.580 fundamental
00:25:22.040 rights
00:25:22.460 but one
00:25:23.040 of the
00:25:23.200 fundamental
00:25:23.460 rights
00:25:23.840 is not
00:25:24.520 the right
00:25:24.800 to life
00:25:25.100 apparently
00:25:25.500 you would
00:25:28.040 think that
00:25:28.280 would be
00:25:28.560 the most
00:25:29.200 fundamental
00:25:29.560 right
00:25:30.040 of all
00:25:30.480 that would
00:25:30.700 be the
00:25:30.940 right
00:25:31.180 that all
00:25:31.720 other
00:25:32.060 rights
00:25:32.480 are
00:25:33.460 grounded
00:25:34.080 in
00:25:34.640 because
00:25:34.980 you can't
00:25:35.640 have the
00:25:36.040 right to
00:25:36.420 do anything
00:25:36.860 if you
00:25:37.120 don't exist
00:25:37.800 and if you
00:25:38.880 don't have
00:25:39.160 the fundamental
00:25:39.480 right to
00:25:39.900 exist
00:25:40.200 then how
00:25:40.500 could you
00:25:40.720 have the
00:25:40.940 right to
00:25:41.280 do
00:25:41.500 anything
00:25:42.120 in particular
00:25:43.340 once you
00:25:43.900 do exist
00:25:44.580 doesn't make
00:25:45.360 a lot
00:25:45.560 of sense
00:25:46.000 you know
00:25:47.680 the left
00:25:49.080 will say
00:25:49.400 well you
00:25:49.660 have a
00:25:49.900 right to
00:25:50.360 make
00:25:50.860 reproductive
00:25:51.400 decisions
00:25:52.040 obviously
00:25:52.520 abortion
00:25:52.900 has nothing
00:25:53.220 to do
00:25:53.440 with making
00:25:54.060 a reproductive
00:25:54.460 decision
00:25:55.000 but that's
00:25:56.500 the way
00:25:56.720 they frame
00:25:57.120 it
00:25:57.220 well how
00:25:57.500 would you
00:25:57.700 even have
00:25:58.060 that right
00:25:58.480 if you
00:25:58.660 don't have
00:25:58.880 the right
00:25:59.120 to exist
00:25:59.980 to begin
00:26:00.500 with
00:26:00.780 if you
00:26:01.020 have no
00:26:01.240 right to
00:26:01.640 exist
00:26:01.960 on this
00:26:02.280 planet
00:26:02.600 if you
00:26:02.920 have no
00:26:03.140 right to
00:26:03.520 the very
00:26:03.920 life that
00:26:05.020 you've been
00:26:05.360 granted
00:26:05.780 by God
00:26:07.100 then within
00:26:08.880 that life
00:26:09.680 and the choices
00:26:10.120 they make
00:26:10.420 how do you
00:26:10.660 have a right
00:26:10.960 to any of
00:26:11.280 that it
00:26:11.540 doesn't make
00:26:11.840 any sense
00:26:12.180 at all
00:26:12.480 she also
00:26:13.660 says that
00:26:14.000 it is a
00:26:17.060 personal question
00:26:18.180 the question
00:26:18.720 of when
00:26:18.960 life begins
00:26:19.380 is a
00:26:20.460 personal
00:26:20.900 question
00:26:21.280 informed
00:26:21.680 by religious
00:26:22.180 beliefs
00:26:22.600 well no
00:26:24.140 see
00:26:24.860 it is your
00:26:26.740 personal
00:26:28.040 religious
00:26:28.520 belief
00:26:29.320 that it's a
00:26:31.080 personal
00:26:31.480 religious
00:26:31.900 belief
00:26:32.580 when life
00:26:36.080 begins
00:26:36.560 that is
00:26:37.280 you
00:26:37.700 categorizing
00:26:39.080 the whole
00:26:39.320 question
00:26:39.600 of when
00:26:39.800 life
00:26:39.980 begins
00:26:40.340 as a
00:26:40.800 personal
00:26:41.060 religious
00:26:41.300 belief
00:26:41.600 is your
00:26:42.220 personal
00:26:42.600 religious
00:26:42.960 belief
00:26:43.240 as you're
00:26:45.320 a member
00:26:45.560 of the
00:26:45.880 religion
00:26:46.320 of leftism
00:26:46.860 but in
00:26:48.760 reality
00:26:49.280 looked at
00:26:49.720 objectively
00:26:50.240 it's not
00:26:51.020 a religious
00:26:51.380 question
00:26:51.820 at all
00:26:52.080 and it's
00:26:52.400 not really
00:26:52.800 a personal
00:26:53.240 question
00:26:53.720 it's certainly
00:26:56.180 not personal
00:26:56.660 in the sense
00:26:57.000 of being
00:26:57.400 subjective
00:26:58.180 each person
00:26:59.960 can come up
00:27:00.460 with their
00:27:00.640 own answer
00:27:01.060 but there
00:27:01.420 is a
00:27:01.780 right answer
00:27:02.380 and a
00:27:02.680 wrong
00:27:02.900 answer
00:27:03.220 so
00:27:05.000 when
00:27:05.640 life
00:27:06.000 begins
00:27:06.520 is a
00:27:07.100 biological
00:27:07.940 scientific
00:27:09.460 question
00:27:10.740 and it
00:27:13.860 has to
00:27:14.280 be that
00:27:14.700 because if
00:27:16.620 it were
00:27:16.840 merely
00:27:17.360 subjective
00:27:18.080 then there's
00:27:18.880 no way
00:27:19.320 for any
00:27:19.760 then no
00:27:20.280 one can
00:27:20.640 be right
00:27:21.380 about it
00:27:21.960 which means
00:27:24.500 that
00:27:24.780 you know
00:27:27.240 if it's
00:27:27.840 totally
00:27:28.440 subjective
00:27:29.040 then when
00:27:30.440 I say
00:27:31.140 that life
00:27:31.520 begins
00:27:31.800 at conception
00:27:32.300 I'm not
00:27:33.300 objectively
00:27:33.760 right
00:27:34.160 but then
00:27:35.580 again
00:27:35.860 when
00:27:36.120 pro-borsh
00:27:36.540 people say
00:27:36.980 that it
00:27:37.240 doesn't
00:27:37.520 begin
00:27:37.740 at conception
00:27:38.100 they're
00:27:38.420 also
00:27:38.660 not
00:27:38.880 right
00:27:39.040 nobody's
00:27:39.400 right
00:27:39.600 and nobody
00:27:42.580 can claim
00:27:43.000 to be
00:27:43.260 right
00:27:43.500 then
00:27:43.760 but no
00:27:46.320 this is
00:27:46.640 an
00:27:46.780 objective
00:27:47.240 question
00:27:47.780 the
00:27:49.160 definition
00:27:49.600 of
00:27:49.880 life
00:27:50.400 is
00:27:50.600 a
00:27:50.800 biological
00:27:51.320 question
00:27:51.880 you go
00:27:53.200 to
00:27:53.340 biology
00:27:54.440 textbook
00:27:55.040 and they
00:27:55.420 will
00:27:55.560 define
00:27:56.020 what
00:27:56.240 life
00:27:56.600 is
00:27:57.040 and then
00:27:59.000 you take
00:27:59.300 that
00:27:59.460 definition
00:27:59.820 and see
00:28:00.240 if it
00:28:00.460 applies
00:28:00.840 to a
00:28:01.900 human
00:28:02.160 being
00:28:02.500 at its
00:28:02.780 earliest
00:28:03.020 stages
00:28:03.380 and the
00:28:03.700 answer
00:28:03.880 is of
00:28:04.100 course
00:28:04.240 it
00:28:04.340 does
00:28:04.560 other
00:28:05.480 witnesses
00:28:05.840 were
00:28:06.140 speaking
00:28:06.540 out
00:28:06.920 about
00:28:07.280 the
00:28:07.560 terrible
00:28:07.980 evils
00:28:08.620 of
00:28:08.980 pregnancy
00:28:09.500 centers
00:28:10.060 listen to
00:28:10.800 this
00:28:11.060 first challenge
00:28:12.580 just one of the misleading
00:28:13.700 talking points
00:28:14.540 that our colleagues across the island
00:28:15.920 their witness have been pushing today
00:28:17.620 that the existence of pregnancy crisis care centers is somehow evidence that the anti-abortion movement actually cares about mothers and families it's just not true in fact these crisis pregnancy centers are a well funded arm of the anti-abortion movement that advances their agenda by using deceptive and coercive tactics and
00:28:38.600 and medical disinformation to target low-income people to target low-income people facing unintended unintended pregnancies to prevent them from accessing abortion and contraception
00:28:47.600 these crisis crisis pregnancy centers
00:28:49.600 these crisis pregnancy centers which actually outnumber abortion clinics often misleadingly present themselves as providing medical services when they're not licensed to do so and therefore are not bound by the privacy laws that govern medical providers and in fact these anti-abortion facilities collect sensitive medical and personal information and then share it with anti-abortion organizations.
00:29:08.600 these crisis pregnancy centers face limited public accountability despite the fact that they are increasingly siphoning off public funds from the tanf welfare programs which are supposed to serve low-income women and families.
00:29:24.540 So that was representing Mary Gay Scanlon of Pennsylvania doing the thing that we've heard now from the Democrats repeatedly since Roe v. Wade was overturned demonizing pregnancy centers.
00:29:39.360 Elizabeth Warren a couple days ago was singing the same tune.
00:29:45.220 Let's listen to that.
00:29:45.800 In Massachusetts right now, those crisis pregnancy centers that are there to fool people who are looking for pregnancy termination help outnumber true abortion clinics by three to one.
00:30:04.840 We need to shut them down here in Massachusetts and we need to shut them down all around the country.
00:30:09.260 You should not be able to torture a pregnant person like that.
00:30:16.680 This woman is such a demon.
00:30:18.500 She really isn't.
00:30:19.220 She's a demon in the flesh.
00:30:22.400 You're torturing a pregnant person, she says, because I don't want to say woman.
00:30:27.800 You're torturing a pregnant man or woman by providing them with food and diapers and baby clothes and counseling and medical treatment and medical referrals and all kinds of other things.
00:30:43.360 I mean, there's really no limit.
00:30:47.120 The only limitation with pregnancy centers, the only limitation in the kind of services that they can provide to women is a matter of fundraising.
00:30:57.100 And pregnancy centers are not, they don't get billions of dollars of taxpayer funding like the abortion clinics do, like Planned Parenthood does.
00:31:06.140 The pregnancy centers are not a multi-billion dollar enterprise like the abortion clinics are.
00:31:13.360 And the abortion industry overall.
00:31:16.180 So the only limitation is just in the, is in, is in their own resources, how much money they have.
00:31:22.220 But when they're well-funded, they, they can provide, I mean, there, there have been pregnancy centers that have teamed together as a community and helped to build houses for, for pregnant women.
00:31:32.960 I mean, they've done all kinds of things.
00:31:36.180 The only thing that they won't do for a pregnant woman is kill the woman's child.
00:31:45.360 Okay.
00:31:46.040 Because that's not, that's not something that you do for, that's, that's not, that's actually not a, that's not a real true service.
00:31:52.620 That's something that you inflict on a, on a woman.
00:31:58.360 And she ultimately becomes a victim of it as well, even if she is choosing it and thinks it's the right thing.
00:32:05.700 Eventually she's going to realize it wasn't.
00:32:08.240 She's going to live with that guilt for the rest of her life.
00:32:09.920 But you notice the way she, she puts it.
00:32:14.120 Elizabeth Warren says, um, well, these pregnancy centers, they outnumber true abortion clinics, three to one.
00:32:20.240 What do you mean true abortion clinics?
00:32:22.340 Well, these pregnancy centers, they're not true abortion clinics.
00:32:24.500 Yeah.
00:32:24.700 They never claimed to be because Elizabeth Warren cannot even conceive of a, of any sort of clinic or center that exists to serve pregnant women.
00:32:38.140 And yet doesn't, and doesn't center its business around killing the baby.
00:32:44.220 For her, the, the two things are inextricably linked, but the, the only true service for a pregnant woman is to make her un-pregnant violently by killing the child and discarding it in a medical way, Stumpster.
00:32:59.980 She can't, she can't, uh, conceive of it any other way.
00:33:03.040 You know, one of the left's favorite tactics is to say that, uh, you can't speak on any subject until you've met and spoken to people in the community you're talking about.
00:33:15.020 So, of course, if you disagree with them about gender theory, then they assume that it's because you've never talked to a trans person.
00:33:20.540 You've heard that many times.
00:33:21.500 I get it all the time.
00:33:23.000 Anytime I talk about this issue, well, you need to sit down and talk to a trans person.
00:33:26.620 Well, um, famously now I have sat down and talked to a number of trans people and actually after talking to them, I disagree with gender theory even more after talking to them.
00:33:35.900 But, but, but here's a case with pregnancy centers where it might actually help to meet and talk to the people you're talking about.
00:33:45.820 Because the way that these Democrats talk about women and men who work at pregnancy centers, they, they, they, they paint them as these deceptive, sinister, plotting, conniving villains who don't actually care.
00:34:00.500 We heard a bit from the first Democrat there in the first clip.
00:34:03.860 They don't actually care about women at all.
00:34:05.900 They're just, they, they only care about their pro, their anti-abortion agenda.
00:34:11.940 Well, you know, if you go and actually meet these people, as I have, I've met and talked to hundreds of people that work at pregnancy centers.
00:34:21.820 I've, I've, I've, uh, given speeches at dozens and dozens and dozens of, um, pregnancy center fundraisers over the years.
00:34:30.840 I've attended marches and rallies and other events with people that work, um, in this field.
00:34:36.460 And they are, I mean, truly the, the nicest people you'll ever meet just the nicest people because they have to be, there's, there's no money in this.
00:34:49.260 Again, it's not like the abortion industry where you can make a lot of money.
00:34:53.780 The abortion doctors, they make a lot of money.
00:34:55.840 Abortionists, I should say.
00:34:57.460 It's a lot of money in it.
00:34:59.280 Uh, the people running Planned Parenthood make millions of dollars.
00:35:02.280 But in running a pregnancy center, you're not, you're not going to enrich yourself.
00:35:08.760 You're going to be almost as poor as the women you're helping, if not as poor as them.
00:35:16.300 And, um, and you've, you've given your life to simply serving women in need.
00:35:21.980 You have to be a nice, caring person to do that.
00:35:24.380 If you have sinister motivations, you wouldn't survive.
00:35:28.540 You, you wouldn't survive in this, in this field doing this every single day.
00:35:34.600 It's just, uh, completely absurd.
00:35:36.860 All right.
00:35:37.400 Here's some good news for you on a Friday.
00:35:39.540 We could all use some good news.
00:35:41.160 It says Americans confidence in the U S public school system has fallen nearly to an all time low of 26% recorded in, um, 2014.
00:35:49.760 According to a poll released Thursday that also found the gap between the faith Democrats and Republicans having the system has expanded.
00:35:56.940 Overall, 28% of Americans say they have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in the country school systems, barely beating the record low from 2014.
00:36:06.200 Uh, trust has been on a downward slide since it hit a high of 62% in 1975, but rebounded slightly to 41% in 2020.
00:36:15.540 So how, for how long have a majority of Americans distrusted the public school system?
00:36:22.920 We were, we were at 62% in 1975.
00:36:26.880 Uh, when did it dip below majority?
00:36:29.940 We don't have that exactly here, but I think we can assume that for decades, that's been the case.
00:36:34.120 The rate then plummeted to 32% in 2021 and 28% in 2022.
00:36:38.540 Survey also indicated the stark political divide between parties with 43% of Democrats saying they have confidence in the system compared to only 14% of Republicans among independents.
00:36:47.880 That rate is at 29%.
00:36:49.500 Um, but even for Democrats, it's still, it's still pretty low.
00:36:54.820 So that's the good news.
00:36:56.780 Okay.
00:36:57.980 Now it's not good that we have an education system,
00:37:01.100 which
00:37:02.160 deserves so little of our trust.
00:37:05.320 But given that we do have that education system, it's good that people have noticed it.
00:37:10.360 That's the good part.
00:37:11.860 The bad news though is,
00:37:14.180 okay, 28% of Americans,
00:37:16.460 only 28% of Americans have faith or trust in the school system.
00:37:22.200 Well, I went and checked the figures.
00:37:25.080 85 to 90%
00:37:26.700 of American kids
00:37:28.740 are still in
00:37:29.920 the public school system.
00:37:33.680 So I'm trying to figure that out.
00:37:35.720 Only 28% trust it,
00:37:37.680 but then 90% of our kids are still in the system.
00:37:42.020 Which means that you've got millions of American families,
00:37:45.460 it would seem to suggest,
00:37:47.440 who don't trust the system
00:37:49.080 and yet still send their kids into it
00:37:51.420 and don't trust it.
00:37:52.180 Look, I know all the excuses
00:37:56.720 and I always add the disclaimers
00:37:58.700 that there are people who legitimately
00:38:01.040 cannot make the decision right now
00:38:03.020 at this moment
00:38:03.520 to abandon the public school system.
00:38:05.340 They can't do it
00:38:07.400 for financial reasons,
00:38:09.180 for other kinds of reasons.
00:38:11.920 But there are a lot of people
00:38:13.540 who could make that decision right away
00:38:16.240 and don't
00:38:18.680 because of the sacrifices
00:38:20.460 it would require.
00:38:23.620 And we just have to decide
00:38:25.060 what's most important to us.
00:38:27.060 If you,
00:38:28.600 you know,
00:38:29.000 the fact that we have an education system
00:38:30.860 that is decaying,
00:38:34.700 that is totally corrupted
00:38:36.780 from the ground up,
00:38:38.420 that is a big problem.
00:38:41.260 The fact that the vast majority of Americans
00:38:44.660 do not trust the education system,
00:38:47.080 the system that educates our children,
00:38:49.800 that shapes and forms our children.
00:38:54.360 The fact that nobody trusts it
00:38:55.800 is a huge problem.
00:38:57.160 Well,
00:38:57.680 if you want to solve a huge problem,
00:38:59.120 it requires major sacrifices.
00:39:01.460 It just does.
00:39:02.200 And you have to be willing
00:39:06.300 to do bold
00:39:07.920 things
00:39:10.320 that might seem
00:39:10.900 even a little bit crazy.
00:39:12.480 And for a lot of people,
00:39:13.180 you're so used to,
00:39:13.760 you kind of grow up in this system,
00:39:14.980 you're in public school,
00:39:15.680 it's just what everyone does.
00:39:16.640 The idea of getting out of that system,
00:39:18.340 homeschooling,
00:39:18.920 looking for alternatives,
00:39:19.580 it seems crazy for a lot.
00:39:20.840 Well,
00:39:21.420 it's not crazy,
00:39:22.480 but even if it seems that way to you,
00:39:24.740 you have to be willing
00:39:26.040 to do things like that,
00:39:27.060 radical things,
00:39:27.700 if we want to solve a problem
00:39:28.780 of this magnitude.
00:39:30.340 There's just no other way around it.
00:39:33.440 All right,
00:39:34.020 let's see,
00:39:35.500 what else do we have here?
00:39:39.800 Okay,
00:39:40.340 I wanted to talk about this.
00:39:41.740 I don't have a lot of time for it,
00:39:42.740 but maybe we'll revisit it next week.
00:39:44.480 This is from The Mirror.
00:39:45.440 It says,
00:39:46.060 Nikki and Graham Scott's
00:39:47.500 gender reveal party
00:39:48.520 started out like any other.
00:39:50.240 The couple from Ontario,
00:39:51.400 Canada celebrated
00:39:52.100 the momentous occasion
00:39:52.960 as they revealed
00:39:53.740 the gender of their baby
00:39:54.960 to wider family.
00:39:56.700 But their child
00:39:57.360 wasn't a tiny tot
00:39:58.500 yet to be born.
00:39:59.260 The party was
00:40:00.140 for their eight-year-old daughter
00:40:02.240 after,
00:40:03.220 quote-unquote,
00:40:03.820 she told them
00:40:04.760 she no longer wanted
00:40:06.160 to live as a boy.
00:40:07.620 Ella Scott 8
00:40:08.420 first told her parents
00:40:09.380 that she didn't feel like a boy
00:40:10.620 inside when she was six.
00:40:13.420 And then they decided
00:40:14.220 to throw this big public
00:40:15.640 gender reveal party,
00:40:17.840 gender reveal,
00:40:18.840 announcing their child's,
00:40:22.020 quote-unquote,
00:40:22.500 new gender to the world.
00:40:23.900 And this is what parents do,
00:40:26.360 as we always talk about,
00:40:29.120 yes, it's virtue signaling.
00:40:31.380 Okay, yes,
00:40:31.820 they're using their kids
00:40:32.880 as fashion accessories
00:40:34.100 and pawns
00:40:35.160 to signal their own virtue
00:40:36.500 to the world.
00:40:37.480 But also,
00:40:38.480 there's an actual strategy
00:40:39.820 behind it.
00:40:40.500 And what they're looking
00:40:41.640 to do is lock,
00:40:44.320 as much as they claim
00:40:46.000 that they want their child
00:40:47.600 to be able to explore freely
00:40:49.280 and make all free decisions,
00:40:50.920 no, what they're doing
00:40:51.460 is they're locking
00:40:52.180 their child down
00:40:53.240 in that false identity
00:40:54.560 by making it
00:40:56.240 into a public spectacle.
00:40:58.280 I mean,
00:40:58.520 how else is the child
00:41:00.780 supposed to interpret that?
00:41:01.660 You've thrown a party,
00:41:03.120 invited all family and friends,
00:41:04.740 you've announced it on the,
00:41:05.640 you've gone to the media
00:41:06.500 and told everybody about it.
00:41:09.100 Now you've put all this pressure
00:41:10.480 on your child
00:41:11.120 on purpose,
00:41:12.300 saying,
00:41:13.020 this is who you are now.
00:41:16.300 And if you change your mind,
00:41:17.300 that's going to be
00:41:17.660 very embarrassing
00:41:18.320 and disappointing
00:41:18.860 for lots of people,
00:41:19.620 so you can't change your mind.
00:41:21.220 You're stuck with this.
00:41:23.960 That's the strategy behind it.
00:41:25.060 Now,
00:41:25.580 I checked on YouTube
00:41:27.300 to see if this interview
00:41:28.600 was available there
00:41:29.860 so I could play it
00:41:30.560 rather than read it.
00:41:31.320 And I didn't find it,
00:41:32.160 but I did find something else
00:41:33.520 that very much related to this.
00:41:36.300 This is an apparently
00:41:37.580 prominent YouTube,
00:41:39.320 YouTuber,
00:41:40.800 YouTube family.
00:41:41.720 It's got 1.7 million subscribers.
00:41:43.940 I know I'm going to
00:41:44.460 mispronounce the name.
00:41:45.180 I don't know how
00:41:45.440 I'm supposed to pronounce this.
00:41:47.660 Sakon Jolis,
00:41:48.700 I don't know,
00:41:49.100 S-A-C-C-O-N-E-J-O-L-Y-S.
00:41:51.900 That's the channel.
00:41:52.780 And it's this family.
00:41:55.280 Apparently,
00:41:55.880 mother and father,
00:41:57.140 and they've kind of like
00:41:57.940 raised their kids on YouTube
00:41:59.260 and they've been
00:42:00.040 exploiting their kids
00:42:01.260 for YouTube fame
00:42:02.860 for a long time.
00:42:04.300 Well,
00:42:04.460 just a couple of weeks ago,
00:42:05.480 the reason that this popped up
00:42:06.540 when I was looking
00:42:06.840 for this other interview
00:42:07.380 is that they unveiled
00:42:08.440 their own trans 8-year-old.
00:42:10.300 And I wanted to show you
00:42:11.440 a little bit of this video.
00:42:13.840 Watch this.
00:42:15.280 Hey guys,
00:42:15.900 welcome to our video.
00:42:16.940 Today I thought we would do
00:42:20.560 something fun.
00:42:22.360 Don't mind the fact
00:42:23.280 that Edie now looks fabulous,
00:42:25.700 okay,
00:42:26.020 because in between making this video
00:42:27.980 we actually shot a TikTok
00:42:29.040 where we straightened the hair.
00:42:30.520 This is my first time
00:42:31.360 ever straightening hair,
00:42:32.200 by the way.
00:42:33.100 Can I,
00:42:33.600 can I,
00:42:34.200 can we get some,
00:42:35.000 can we get some,
00:42:35.900 like,
00:42:36.420 applauses here?
00:42:37.860 I did a pretty good job,
00:42:38.720 right?
00:42:39.880 Yeah.
00:42:40.480 You say yes,
00:42:41.460 father.
00:42:41.760 That is the best hair
00:42:42.680 straightening I've ever seen.
00:42:44.000 She's also wearing lashes.
00:42:45.740 Oh my goodness.
00:42:46.880 Oh my goodness.
00:42:47.500 Anyway,
00:42:48.360 we thought we would make a video
00:42:49.640 because so many people
00:42:50.320 have been asking us
00:42:51.200 to talk about all the other names
00:42:53.200 that Edie did not use
00:42:55.540 when she was changing her name
00:42:58.300 to Edelicious.
00:42:59.900 She is officially,
00:43:00.520 it's Edelicious,
00:43:01.780 but shortened.
00:43:03.260 It's not.
00:43:03.840 It's just Edie.
00:43:05.000 But we decided
00:43:05.580 we would make a video.
00:43:07.880 And I thought it would be better
00:43:09.780 if Edie made the video.
00:43:11.260 So in her own words,
00:43:12.880 she's going to tell you guys,
00:43:14.200 bring you on a journey.
00:43:16.680 A journey.
00:43:19.080 Okay.
00:43:20.540 So their son now,
00:43:23.300 quote unquote,
00:43:23.680 identifies as a girl
00:43:24.760 with the name Edelicious.
00:43:26.580 And as you can see there
00:43:27.620 in the video,
00:43:28.340 this father,
00:43:29.600 and I use that term only
00:43:31.860 in the biological dictionary
00:43:33.840 definition sense of the term
00:43:35.000 and no others.
00:43:37.740 This father is,
00:43:39.780 holding his son up
00:43:42.900 in front of the camera,
00:43:44.200 you know,
00:43:45.980 wearing makeup
00:43:47.040 and false eyelashes,
00:43:49.460 hair grown out,
00:43:51.260 straight in the hair.
00:43:52.700 So this father
00:43:54.340 has dolled up
00:43:56.080 his own son
00:43:57.300 as a girl
00:43:58.000 and is now
00:43:59.600 just literally
00:44:01.800 holding him up
00:44:02.900 in front of the camera
00:44:03.740 saying,
00:44:04.300 look at this,
00:44:04.840 look what I got.
00:44:07.100 Here's the point
00:44:07.860 to make about this.
00:44:09.140 I've made many points
00:44:09.800 about it in the past,
00:44:10.600 but this is,
00:44:11.700 this is abuse,
00:44:14.020 obviously,
00:44:14.640 yes,
00:44:14.920 but this is sexual
00:44:16.760 abuse of a child.
00:44:17.860 And I really think
00:44:19.280 we need to start
00:44:20.080 putting it that way
00:44:22.480 and being specific
00:44:23.580 in that way.
00:44:25.700 Because when you just say,
00:44:27.900 well,
00:44:27.940 this is abusive
00:44:28.700 towards a child,
00:44:29.620 that should be enough
00:44:30.700 for people,
00:44:31.500 right?
00:44:31.680 That should carry
00:44:32.320 enough power
00:44:33.020 because any kind
00:44:34.800 of abuse
00:44:35.180 is horrific
00:44:36.000 when inflicted
00:44:36.700 on a child.
00:44:38.560 But I think
00:44:39.600 it needs
00:44:39.980 more specificity.
00:44:41.920 We need to be
00:44:42.200 more specific
00:44:42.820 in the charge
00:44:43.720 that we are
00:44:45.680 making.
00:44:47.280 So this is,
00:44:48.160 this is in fact
00:44:48.880 a form of
00:44:49.460 sexual abuse
00:44:50.540 of a child.
00:44:52.100 And the parents
00:44:53.040 that do this
00:44:53.600 to their kids,
00:44:54.880 that cross-dress
00:44:56.560 their kids
00:44:57.300 and give them
00:44:58.720 these false
00:44:59.340 sexual identities,
00:45:01.520 especially dress up
00:45:02.720 their sons
00:45:03.440 and makeup
00:45:04.860 and false eyelashes
00:45:05.920 that would be
00:45:06.360 inappropriate
00:45:06.800 for a girl
00:45:07.600 of that age.
00:45:09.940 I mean,
00:45:10.200 how weird
00:45:10.580 would it be
00:45:11.060 if that was
00:45:11.480 an actual girl
00:45:12.360 and the father
00:45:13.420 was holding her
00:45:14.100 up in front of camera?
00:45:14.820 Look,
00:45:15.020 I gave her,
00:45:15.940 look,
00:45:16.160 I did her hair
00:45:16.660 and I gave her
00:45:17.000 false eyelashes.
00:45:17.840 I mean,
00:45:17.960 how weird
00:45:18.360 would that be?
00:45:19.460 Weird is an
00:45:20.260 understatement.
00:45:21.800 So this is the
00:45:22.520 sexual abuse
00:45:23.300 of a child.
00:45:24.220 The people that do
00:45:24.720 this are sexual
00:45:25.380 abusers
00:45:25.840 of their own kids.
00:45:27.320 That's what we need
00:45:27.980 to say because
00:45:28.440 it's true.
00:45:30.580 Let's get now
00:45:31.180 to the comment section.
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00:45:34.620 and order
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00:45:49.080 that are most
00:45:49.540 popular rather
00:45:50.300 than the ones
00:45:50.900 that actually
00:45:51.320 fit your feet.
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00:45:52.840 I like
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00:45:54.920 they know
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00:46:02.140 engineers over
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00:46:26.720 Rockauto.com
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00:46:39.080 halfway through
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00:46:40.680 and discover
00:46:41.060 you need
00:46:41.380 another pulley
00:46:42.000 or something
00:46:42.320 like that.
00:46:42.800 All you got
00:46:43.080 to do is
00:46:43.300 go to
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00:46:44.240 get the
00:46:45.500 brakes,
00:46:45.920 shocks,
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00:46:47.320 wipers,
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00:46:48.200 mirrors,
00:46:48.640 mufflers,
00:46:49.220 lug nuts,
00:46:49.640 or any other
00:46:50.040 part you need.
00:46:50.880 Be sure when
00:46:51.340 you check out
00:46:51.780 to write Walsh
00:46:52.460 in their
00:46:52.860 how did you
00:46:53.260 hear about us
00:46:53.840 box so they
00:46:54.680 know that I
00:46:55.060 sent you.
00:46:59.480 I like the
00:47:04.060 idea.
00:47:04.560 I'm going to
00:47:04.780 need to
00:47:05.040 workshop it
00:47:05.620 a little bit.
00:47:07.380 I'm not sure.
00:47:09.320 Usually these
00:47:09.960 badges come
00:47:10.560 with some
00:47:10.820 kind of image.
00:47:11.520 There are
00:47:11.660 lots of ways
00:47:12.180 we can get
00:47:12.520 ourselves in
00:47:12.960 trouble with
00:47:13.320 that but
00:47:13.620 we'll work.
00:47:14.900 We're always
00:47:15.400 open to
00:47:15.700 suggestions for
00:47:16.380 the Matt
00:47:17.700 Walsh
00:47:17.920 merchandise
00:47:18.220 storage.
00:47:18.640 By the way
00:47:18.880 you can go
00:47:19.040 to
00:47:19.120 dailywire.com
00:47:19.860 shop and
00:47:21.600 find so
00:47:22.140 many great
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00:47:24.300 Olu says
00:47:25.300 I subscribe to
00:47:26.360 DW because of
00:47:27.240 what is a
00:47:27.660 woman only to
00:47:28.520 find out that
00:47:28.980 your show
00:47:29.320 airs earlier
00:47:30.200 on DW.
00:47:31.080 The schmucks
00:47:31.480 on YouTube
00:47:31.860 have to wait
00:47:32.320 for a whole
00:47:32.680 hour.
00:47:33.160 You could
00:47:33.400 have said
00:47:33.740 so and I
00:47:34.200 would have
00:47:34.380 subscribed way
00:47:35.000 earlier.
00:47:36.360 That's good.
00:47:36.860 That's yet
00:47:37.340 another perk and
00:47:38.040 that's why you
00:47:38.380 should become a
00:47:38.760 dailywire member
00:47:39.340 is that you
00:47:39.920 can get this
00:47:40.460 exact content
00:47:41.200 just an hour
00:47:41.800 earlier.
00:47:42.320 I think there
00:47:42.580 are better
00:47:42.880 perks which is
00:47:44.060 why I usually
00:47:44.560 go with the
00:47:45.980 premium content
00:47:46.700 and that sort
00:47:47.020 of thing when
00:47:47.320 I'm pitching
00:47:47.620 subscribers but
00:47:48.280 that's also
00:47:48.980 one of them.
00:47:50.620 Brandon says
00:47:51.340 early comment
00:47:52.140 here so you
00:47:52.560 may mention
00:47:52.880 this later but
00:47:53.360 the reason the
00:47:53.900 people with the
00:47:54.500 ability to get
00:47:55.060 pregnant is not a
00:47:56.220 good definition
00:47:56.760 for women is
00:47:57.440 because of
00:47:57.920 menopause.
00:47:58.460 I don't think
00:47:58.740 an elderly woman
00:47:59.400 should be
00:47:59.680 considered not
00:48:00.380 a woman.
00:48:01.560 So as I agree
00:48:02.480 with the point
00:48:02.880 you were making
00:48:03.380 that would be
00:48:03.780 the ideal
00:48:04.260 definition that
00:48:05.140 would not be
00:48:05.540 the ideal
00:48:05.920 definition of
00:48:06.520 woman.
00:48:07.340 And another
00:48:07.640 comment agrees
00:48:08.420 says I love
00:48:09.140 Matt Walsh but
00:48:09.660 sometimes I think
00:48:10.120 he needs to
00:48:10.460 think before he
00:48:11.080 speaks.
00:48:12.620 I believe the
00:48:13.440 topic of
00:48:13.900 pregnant men is
00:48:14.840 disgusting but
00:48:15.640 the fact that
00:48:16.080 Walsh said the
00:48:16.600 ability to get
00:48:17.140 pregnant defines
00:48:18.040 women is kind
00:48:19.900 of offensive and
00:48:20.800 rude.
00:48:21.200 I mean my
00:48:21.660 cousin's girlfriend
00:48:22.460 is infertile so
00:48:23.340 that kind of not
00:48:24.440 a really good
00:48:24.900 thing to say.
00:48:25.600 I get he's
00:48:26.180 trying to be
00:48:26.700 nice but saying
00:48:27.540 pregnant women are
00:48:28.280 better than
00:48:28.780 women but the
00:48:31.740 way he said it
00:48:32.480 is just misleading.
00:48:33.560 Also conservatives
00:48:34.120 aren't the only
00:48:34.600 ones who hate
00:48:35.140 this leftist
00:48:35.720 crap.
00:48:36.440 Now I wasn't
00:48:36.780 trying to be
00:48:37.160 nice at all.
00:48:37.740 My point I'm
00:48:38.440 never that's
00:48:39.100 never my my
00:48:40.680 overarching point
00:48:41.720 is never simply
00:48:42.480 to be nice.
00:48:42.980 Okay and
00:48:43.840 especially when
00:48:44.220 we're talking
00:48:44.440 about the
00:48:44.620 definition of
00:48:45.100 woman I'm
00:48:45.460 trying to be
00:48:45.920 accurate and
00:48:46.680 yes defining a
00:48:48.660 woman as a
00:48:50.200 human being with
00:48:50.920 the capacity to
00:48:51.480 get pregnant that
00:48:52.360 is an accurate
00:48:53.040 definition.
00:48:53.640 And yes I
00:48:55.360 am aware that
00:48:57.040 there are women
00:48:57.580 who are infertile
00:48:58.320 there are women
00:48:58.760 who have passed
00:49:00.060 menopause there
00:49:00.860 are women who
00:49:01.240 for various other
00:49:01.780 reasons can't get
00:49:02.300 pregnant but that
00:49:02.700 does not change
00:49:04.140 the fact that
00:49:05.500 women are those
00:49:08.000 with the capacity
00:49:08.420 to get pregnant.
00:49:08.860 Just like I
00:49:10.720 could say if I
00:49:11.660 was looking to
00:49:12.240 describe a human
00:49:13.340 being and define
00:49:14.360 a human being
00:49:15.040 one of the things
00:49:16.120 I would say is
00:49:17.600 that a human
00:49:18.020 being walks on
00:49:18.720 two legs.
00:49:20.120 Would anyone
00:49:20.760 object to that?
00:49:22.340 Would anyone
00:49:22.680 object to the
00:49:23.300 statement that
00:49:25.020 a human being
00:49:25.700 walks on two
00:49:26.320 legs?
00:49:28.220 Well no of
00:49:29.380 course you
00:49:29.640 wouldn't.
00:49:30.780 Okay because
00:49:31.540 like the point
00:49:32.100 is that we
00:49:32.420 don't we don't
00:49:32.880 we don't crawl
00:49:33.440 around on all
00:49:34.080 fours we don't
00:49:34.800 slid it on the
00:49:35.380 ground like a
00:49:35.900 snake we don't
00:49:36.340 fly through the
00:49:36.840 air we walk on
00:49:37.600 two legs.
00:49:38.100 That's an important
00:49:38.960 defining feature of
00:49:40.180 a human being.
00:49:41.780 The fact that
00:49:43.140 well babies can't
00:49:44.800 walk on two
00:49:45.260 legs elderly
00:49:46.780 people sometimes
00:49:47.780 on wheelchairs
00:49:48.600 can't disabled
00:49:49.780 people cannot
00:49:51.640 walk on two
00:49:52.640 legs that
00:49:54.460 doesn't change
00:49:55.100 the validity
00:49:55.900 of the
00:49:56.320 statement.
00:49:58.120 Okay because
00:49:58.980 a human being
00:49:59.860 in principle
00:50:00.800 is able to
00:50:04.280 walk on two
00:50:04.780 legs.
00:50:05.980 Maybe another
00:50:06.640 way you could
00:50:06.960 put it is if
00:50:08.040 you want to be
00:50:08.320 very specific in
00:50:09.640 your language a
00:50:10.760 human being is
00:50:11.620 someone of the
00:50:13.220 nature to walk
00:50:14.080 on two legs.
00:50:14.520 So you could
00:50:14.780 say a woman is
00:50:16.340 someone of the
00:50:17.340 nature to become
00:50:18.140 pregnant.
00:50:18.420 and the
00:50:21.000 fact that
00:50:21.540 some women
00:50:22.640 suffer from
00:50:23.720 illnesses or
00:50:25.360 simply are just
00:50:26.540 older and not
00:50:27.380 able to that
00:50:27.820 does not change
00:50:28.580 that definition.
00:50:30.760 Okay because if
00:50:31.220 it does then
00:50:32.400 you've created a
00:50:33.560 situation where
00:50:35.320 we can't talk
00:50:36.320 about anything.
00:50:37.800 Right like we
00:50:38.200 can't describe or
00:50:39.400 talk about anything
00:50:40.400 because there are
00:50:41.020 always going to
00:50:42.460 be these exceptions
00:50:43.720 are always going
00:50:44.560 to be aberrations.
00:50:46.080 and so you
00:50:47.960 make it impossible
00:50:48.500 to describe women
00:50:49.400 you make it
00:50:49.740 impossible to
00:50:50.560 describe human
00:50:51.240 beings you make
00:50:52.100 it like there's
00:50:52.680 no physical feature
00:50:53.780 of a human being
00:50:54.420 that everybody or
00:50:55.680 there are very few
00:50:56.340 anyway that all
00:50:57.920 human beings share
00:50:58.680 there are almost
00:50:59.200 always going to be
00:50:59.820 aberrations and
00:51:00.700 disabilities and
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00:52:34.540 Well the latest
00:52:39.940 white person to run
00:52:40.860 afoul of the
00:52:41.900 cultural appropriation
00:52:43.100 police is Gwen
00:52:44.120 Stefani.
00:52:44.820 The former lead
00:52:45.440 singer of No Doubt
00:52:46.260 is back with a new
00:52:47.740 single featuring
00:52:48.440 Sean Paul, not to
00:52:49.720 be confused with
00:52:50.400 John Paul, the
00:52:51.240 canonized Pope.
00:52:52.100 Sometimes you get
00:52:52.560 the two confused.
00:52:53.560 The former is a
00:52:54.360 Jamaican rapper and
00:52:55.680 the collaboration
00:52:56.860 between Paul and
00:52:57.580 Stefani reflects
00:52:58.440 Paul's Jamaican roots.
00:53:02.160 Here's just a quick
00:53:03.320 look at the music
00:53:04.220 video.
00:53:31.520 I gotcha!
00:53:33.320 Well there's
00:53:42.660 certainly no question
00:53:43.920 that it's an
00:53:45.100 objectively terrible
00:53:46.100 song.
00:53:46.620 Stefani is yet
00:53:47.260 another pop star
00:53:47.920 in her 50s who's
00:53:48.940 been in the music
00:53:49.560 business for several
00:53:50.620 decades and yet
00:53:51.440 steadfastly refuses
00:53:52.820 to grow or evolve
00:53:54.120 at all as an
00:53:55.000 artist.
00:53:55.760 It's almost an
00:53:56.240 achievement in its
00:53:56.800 own right to do
00:53:57.400 something for 40
00:53:58.080 years and not
00:53:58.700 improve.
00:54:00.060 In fact her music
00:54:00.620 today would seem
00:54:01.200 to have less
00:54:01.780 substance than the
00:54:02.580 stuff that she
00:54:02.960 was putting out
00:54:03.440 35 years ago as
00:54:04.440 an angsty teenager
00:54:05.280 singing breakup
00:54:06.000 songs.
00:54:07.320 But Gwen Stefani
00:54:08.100 does not stand
00:54:09.480 accused of making
00:54:10.840 bad music.
00:54:11.460 Certainly any court
00:54:12.280 would convict her
00:54:12.960 on that charge but
00:54:13.760 that's not the
00:54:14.260 charge.
00:54:14.560 Instead she's
00:54:15.060 accused of
00:54:15.640 appropriating.
00:54:17.040 That is stealing
00:54:17.960 from other
00:54:18.640 cultures.
00:54:19.540 Sneaking into
00:54:20.200 other cultures in
00:54:21.480 the middle of the
00:54:22.140 night and committing
00:54:22.880 a culture heist.
00:54:24.380 Snatching up musical
00:54:25.460 sounds and dance
00:54:26.700 moves and hairstyles
00:54:27.840 that don't belong to
00:54:28.900 her and using these
00:54:30.200 ill-begotten cultural
00:54:31.420 items for her own
00:54:32.400 selfish ends.
00:54:33.120 That's the accusation.
00:54:34.660 Now this is not the
00:54:35.140 first time the singer
00:54:35.860 has faced these kinds
00:54:37.060 of accusations.
00:54:37.660 As an article in USA
00:54:38.680 Today explained last
00:54:39.960 year, quote,
00:54:40.940 Stefani has faced
00:54:41.640 decades of cultural
00:54:42.600 appropriation
00:54:43.180 accusations from
00:54:44.020 wearing a bindi,
00:54:45.060 a South Asian
00:54:45.580 religious symbol,
00:54:46.420 in the 90s to her
00:54:47.220 2005 luxurious music
00:54:48.820 video where she
00:54:49.540 imitated Hispanic
00:54:50.800 culture and seductively
00:54:51.980 danced in an Our
00:54:52.900 Lady of Guadalupe
00:54:53.700 shirt.
00:54:55.040 And that seems like
00:54:55.800 appropriating from
00:54:56.640 Catholic culture,
00:54:57.460 if anything.
00:54:58.120 In 2012, Stefani
00:55:00.580 donned Native American
00:55:01.760 attire in No Doubt's
00:55:02.920 Looking Hot music
00:55:03.880 video, which depicted
00:55:04.680 a cowboy versus
00:55:05.680 Indian fight with
00:55:06.900 teepees and
00:55:07.640 feathered headdresses.
00:55:09.500 My God.
00:55:10.760 The group pulled the
00:55:11.460 video and apologized
00:55:12.520 for being hurtful and
00:55:13.540 offensive, but the
00:55:14.500 most serious claim of
00:55:15.380 cultural appropriation
00:55:16.000 came from the
00:55:16.560 Japanese-inspired
00:55:17.500 imagery Stefani used
00:55:18.760 heavily on her 2004
00:55:19.880 album Love Angel
00:55:21.000 Music Baby, which
00:55:22.440 birthed her number one
00:55:23.320 single, Hollaback Girl,
00:55:24.540 and her Harajuku
00:55:26.820 Girls entourage.
00:55:28.020 Comedian Margaret Cho
00:55:28.920 has compared Stefani's
00:55:30.000 girl group of dancers
00:55:30.860 of Japanese descent,
00:55:32.220 which frequently
00:55:32.760 accompanied the pop
00:55:33.980 star in music videos
00:55:34.840 and red carpet events,
00:55:35.940 to a minstrel show.
00:55:38.100 A minstrel show because
00:55:40.160 she used actual
00:55:41.260 Japanese dancers?
00:55:43.300 No, minstrel shows
00:55:44.500 mostly featured white
00:55:45.680 people in blackface
00:55:46.940 mocking black people.
00:55:48.820 So if you want a good
00:55:49.400 example of a modern
00:55:50.120 minstrel show, all you
00:55:51.040 need to do is look at
00:55:51.720 the footage from any
00:55:52.460 drag event.
00:55:53.220 There you have men
00:55:53.940 and women face,
00:55:55.260 making an overly
00:55:56.080 sexualized, gratuitous,
00:55:57.660 and ugly mockery of
00:55:58.700 femininity and womanhood.
00:56:00.200 But as has been
00:56:00.940 established many times
00:56:01.860 over, gay cross-dressers
00:56:03.900 and people who identify
00:56:04.680 as trans are exempt
00:56:05.780 from the anti-appropriation
00:56:07.200 rules.
00:56:07.460 They can steal, pilfer,
00:56:08.660 appropriate until they've
00:56:09.580 had their fill.
00:56:11.020 A man can put on a
00:56:11.900 dress, makeup, fake
00:56:13.180 breasts, call himself a
00:56:14.020 woman's name, and yet
00:56:14.720 somehow appropriate
00:56:16.260 nothing.
00:56:17.480 But a woman who simply
00:56:18.360 dons a different hairstyle
00:56:19.700 is a vicious cultural
00:56:21.660 thief.
00:56:22.080 Those are the rules,
00:56:24.140 no matter how little
00:56:24.700 sense they make.
00:56:26.000 Now, as for the latest
00:56:26.720 appropriation allegation
00:56:27.780 against Stefani,
00:56:28.840 Newsweek reports,
00:56:30.220 Gwen Stefani is being
00:56:30.880 accused of cultural
00:56:31.740 appropriation following
00:56:32.720 the release of her new
00:56:33.420 music video with Sean
00:56:34.360 Paul and Shen Sia.
00:56:37.400 Quote,
00:56:37.880 culture is nothing but
00:56:38.840 dress-up for you,
00:56:39.760 Gwen, one person wrote.
00:56:41.520 It's time you stop
00:56:42.360 treating people's
00:56:43.160 heritage like a
00:56:43.900 childish game and
00:56:44.900 give it the respect
00:56:45.680 it deserves.
00:56:46.740 They continued,
00:56:47.720 alternatively,
00:56:48.760 why don't you portray
00:56:49.400 your own cultural
00:56:50.320 background within your
00:56:51.200 work.
00:56:51.540 I'm sure people
00:56:51.980 would love to see
00:56:52.540 that.
00:56:53.520 A second agreed,
00:56:54.300 writing,
00:56:54.860 heavy sigh.
00:56:56.040 I refuse to believe
00:56:57.080 no one attempted to
00:56:58.000 explain this to her,
00:56:58.840 especially considering
00:56:59.480 there's been public
00:57:00.200 discourse about her
00:57:01.120 appropriation, so the
00:57:02.420 conclusion is she's
00:57:03.240 aware and she doesn't
00:57:03.980 give an S.
00:57:05.920 I'm sure her,
00:57:06.820 insert other
00:57:07.340 ethnicity's friends,
00:57:08.300 said it's okay.
00:57:09.760 And there are other
00:57:10.220 similar comments.
00:57:11.180 Now, this is all
00:57:11.720 nonsense, of course.
00:57:13.000 You would think that
00:57:13.580 the people who, you
00:57:14.360 know, love to see
00:57:15.160 everything as fluid and
00:57:16.460 on a spectrum and a
00:57:17.600 human construct would
00:57:19.580 understand that culture
00:57:21.040 is by definition the
00:57:23.980 most fluid human
00:57:25.460 construct of all.
00:57:26.900 It's a human
00:57:27.600 construct and it's
00:57:28.600 fluid.
00:57:30.000 Culture is, it's
00:57:31.540 simply, it's the
00:57:32.300 customs, the
00:57:33.620 traditions, the
00:57:34.400 arts, institutions of
00:57:37.120 any group of people.
00:57:38.180 And all of those
00:57:39.340 things are evolving.
00:57:40.920 They're in a constant
00:57:41.700 exchange with other
00:57:43.420 cultures.
00:57:44.120 cultures, to put it
00:57:47.240 in a very lefty
00:57:48.080 sounding way, cultures
00:57:49.080 are in conversation
00:57:50.580 with each other.
00:57:52.180 And in this era where
00:57:53.820 everybody is so
00:57:54.560 connected, that
00:57:56.020 process is in
00:57:56.700 hyperdrive.
00:57:57.680 This is why even if
00:57:58.720 it made sense to
00:57:59.580 accuse one culture of
00:58:00.700 stealing something from
00:58:01.580 another culture, which
00:58:02.620 it doesn't, because
00:58:04.300 theft deprives the
00:58:05.660 victim of the thing
00:58:06.640 being stolen, but
00:58:07.660 nobody's being
00:58:08.260 prevented from
00:58:09.460 wearing dreadlocks or
00:58:11.080 singing reggae just
00:58:12.140 because Gwen Stefani is
00:58:13.220 doing it, but even
00:58:14.700 if that made sense,
00:58:15.440 still we would never
00:58:16.580 be able to identify
00:58:17.520 who is actually
00:58:19.380 guilty of stealing
00:58:20.140 from whom.
00:58:21.880 Humans have been
00:58:22.620 making culture in
00:58:23.700 some form or another
00:58:24.420 for tens of
00:58:25.200 thousands of years.
00:58:27.020 For most trends
00:58:28.120 and fashions, it's
00:58:28.980 not possible to
00:58:29.920 identify a
00:58:30.880 definitive date or
00:58:33.340 place of origin.
00:58:35.260 Because anytime you
00:58:36.360 think you have it,
00:58:37.020 well, this is when
00:58:37.600 this fashion came
00:58:38.380 into being, well,
00:58:39.340 yeah, but whoever
00:58:39.720 came up with that,
00:58:40.560 like they were
00:58:41.000 influenced by
00:58:41.580 something.
00:58:41.960 And whoever
00:58:43.680 they were
00:58:43.980 influenced by was
00:58:44.520 influenced by.
00:58:44.920 And you just keep
00:58:45.320 going farther and
00:58:46.040 farther back.
00:58:46.640 It's just, it's
00:58:47.160 impossible to come
00:58:48.020 up with a
00:58:48.440 definitive beginning.
00:58:51.520 And even if you
00:58:52.320 could, who cares
00:58:54.960 is the other
00:58:55.840 question, even if you
00:58:56.540 could identify all
00:58:57.240 this stuff.
00:58:58.620 Dreadlocks, dreadlocks
00:58:59.760 in particular, have a
00:59:00.940 diverse history and
00:59:02.620 have been worn by
00:59:03.500 people of many
00:59:04.200 different races.
00:59:04.880 Vikings wore
00:59:05.380 dreadlocks.
00:59:06.340 Hindus wore them.
00:59:07.620 So who owns
00:59:08.180 them?
00:59:08.360 Answer, nobody.
00:59:10.760 Because style is
00:59:12.060 not a thing that
00:59:12.620 can be owned.
00:59:14.620 We might as well
00:59:15.480 say that, like,
00:59:16.100 whoever baked the
00:59:19.600 first loaf of bread
00:59:20.840 owns the concept of
00:59:22.720 bread.
00:59:23.340 And only the
00:59:24.220 direct descendants of
00:59:25.300 that person are
00:59:25.900 allowed to make
00:59:27.400 bread.
00:59:27.920 But even that
00:59:28.660 analogy doesn't
00:59:29.220 quite capture the
00:59:29.820 absurdity of the
00:59:30.520 cultural appropriation
00:59:31.360 premise, because bread,
00:59:32.700 after all, is a solid
00:59:33.760 physical thing.
00:59:35.080 Culture is not.
00:59:35.800 So maybe it's more
00:59:37.940 like claiming that
00:59:38.880 the first person to
00:59:40.180 ever feel a certain
00:59:42.320 emotion or experience
00:59:43.800 a certain mood now
00:59:45.660 lays claim over that
00:59:46.900 experience, and only
00:59:48.040 his progeny may
00:59:49.100 partake in it.
00:59:51.040 But all this is
00:59:51.960 obvious, I think.
00:59:54.000 And the people who
00:59:54.740 promote the cultural
00:59:55.560 appropriation myth
00:59:56.580 certainly already know
00:59:57.560 it.
00:59:58.180 They know that cultural
00:59:59.020 appropriation is a
00:59:59.700 nonsensical concept,
01:00:00.520 which is why it's a
01:00:01.840 standard that they
01:00:03.340 never apply to
01:00:04.020 themselves.
01:00:04.440 Because they know
01:00:05.920 it's an impossible
01:00:06.400 standard.
01:00:08.060 It's only ever
01:00:09.200 applied to white
01:00:09.880 people.
01:00:10.180 You'll notice that
01:00:10.760 no non-white person
01:00:12.280 is accused of
01:00:13.760 cultural appropriation.
01:00:15.420 It is a charge
01:00:16.420 reserved almost
01:00:18.260 exclusively for
01:00:19.100 white people.
01:00:20.420 Why is that?
01:00:21.920 Because it's not
01:00:23.120 about cultural
01:00:23.740 appropriation, but
01:00:25.640 cultural deprivation.
01:00:28.240 By taking anything
01:00:29.580 a white person
01:00:30.320 says or does, or
01:00:31.520 any art they
01:00:32.260 create, bad art
01:00:33.840 in this case,
01:00:34.440 but still, or
01:00:35.960 taking anything
01:00:36.500 they wear, or
01:00:37.620 any style or
01:00:38.640 fashion, whatever
01:00:39.860 it is, and
01:00:40.780 tracing it back
01:00:41.820 through some
01:00:42.360 circuitous and
01:00:43.460 often partly
01:00:44.100 fictionalized route
01:00:45.140 to a non-white
01:00:46.040 culture, declaring
01:00:47.120 that it's now
01:00:47.600 off-limits for
01:00:48.560 white people, the
01:00:49.700 promoters of this
01:00:50.520 idea are really
01:00:51.360 saying that white
01:00:52.900 people are not
01:00:53.900 allowed to have
01:00:54.760 or participate in
01:00:56.220 any sort of
01:00:56.840 culture at all.
01:00:58.700 Just as white
01:00:59.480 people are not
01:00:59.960 allowed to have an
01:01:01.140 identity.
01:01:01.980 They certainly
01:01:02.680 aren't allowed to
01:01:03.120 be proud of
01:01:03.800 their heritage
01:01:04.320 or ancestry.
01:01:05.540 All of that is
01:01:06.140 reserved for
01:01:06.640 non-white people.
01:01:08.340 There was another
01:01:08.800 comment on this,
01:01:09.940 which was quoted
01:01:10.720 by a Yahoo article
01:01:11.620 that makes this
01:01:12.240 clear.
01:01:12.940 The Twitter user
01:01:13.440 posted,
01:01:14.480 if Gwen Stefani
01:01:15.240 proves one thing,
01:01:16.320 it's that Caucasian
01:01:17.320 culture as a whole
01:01:18.500 just isn't anything
01:01:19.900 to get excited
01:01:20.560 about.
01:01:21.340 What's she going to
01:01:22.040 do?
01:01:22.360 Build a career
01:01:23.080 around summer
01:01:23.780 dresses, hats,
01:01:24.740 and beige?
01:01:26.540 Now, I would be
01:01:28.480 slammed as a
01:01:29.020 racist for even
01:01:29.980 referring to
01:01:31.500 quote-unquote
01:01:32.340 Caucasian culture
01:01:33.440 at all, but a
01:01:35.080 non-white person
01:01:35.760 is allowed to
01:01:36.400 claim the
01:01:36.880 existence of a
01:01:37.740 white culture
01:01:38.220 only to degrade
01:01:39.060 it and limit it
01:01:40.600 to summer dresses
01:01:41.640 and beige.
01:01:43.960 This, of course,
01:01:44.840 is the real
01:01:45.180 point.
01:01:46.720 Cultural appropriation
01:01:47.800 is a fundamentally
01:01:48.820 and specifically
01:01:49.920 anti-white
01:01:51.440 invention.
01:01:52.120 And that's why
01:01:54.160 it is, once
01:01:56.380 again, not for
01:01:56.960 the first time,
01:01:57.760 not for the
01:01:58.080 last, canceled.
01:02:00.040 And that'll do
01:02:00.780 it for us today
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01:02:50.540 Democrats say they
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