The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 989 - The Trans Cult Officially Rewrites The Dictionary

00:00:00.120 Today on the Matt Wall Show, as the left continues to use 1984 as more of an instruction manual than a warning,

00:00:05.680 trans activists have successfully bullied Webster's Dictionary into changing the definition of female,

00:00:11.260 though the new definition makes no sense at all.

00:00:13.180 And that's not the most Orwellian thing happening this week.

00:00:15.400 Gender activists are also pushing anthropologists to impose gender theory onto the corpses of our ancestors.

00:00:21.040 We'll talk about all that.

00:00:21.720 Plus, congressional Democrats make the case for packing the court.

00:00:24.920 The LA Times gets in trouble for acknowledging that solar power isn't all it's cracked up to be.

00:00:29.060 And our daily cancellation, mass hysteria and outrage as a Sesame Street character is accused of committing a hate crime against a black child.

00:00:37.220 All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:01:43.440 You know, arguing with the left is like trying to win a wrestling match against a very large slug.

00:01:57.560 The difficulty is not that your opponent is strong and vigorous, but that he's slippery and slimy and difficult to get a grip on.

00:02:04.220 His gelatinous, amorphous nature may make him hideous and a horror to behold, but it does bless him with certain advantages.

00:02:13.140 And when this greasy, gooey beast also has complete institutional dominance, the challenges in opposition to him are even greater.

00:02:23.300 However, it's not easy to live in a culture where every institution is controlled by a giant slug is what I'm trying to say.

00:02:29.380 But that's our situation, like it or not.

00:02:31.980 And so we must remain on our toes, ready to adjust.

00:02:36.460 For example, in arguments over the issue of gender, I have often, like many of us, had recourse back to the dictionary.

00:02:43.760 You know, the slug insists on using words apart from their actual dictionary meaning.

00:02:48.700 And so we, on the other side, will point to the dictionary and say, no, that's not what the word means.

00:02:53.280 Here's what the dictionary says.

00:02:54.840 It's a good reference.

00:02:55.900 It's what it's supposed to be, a reference for what words mean.

00:02:59.500 And it's a fine tactic.

00:03:01.340 Until the day comes, as it has today, apparently, when the slug uses its mucusy power to change the dictionary itself.

00:03:09.880 So it came to my attention this morning, and I don't know exactly when this happened, but it certainly happened recently,

00:03:15.440 that Merriam-Webster, probably the most famous and widely cited dictionary in the world,

00:03:20.740 has, at the behest of trans activists, changed the definition of the word female.

00:03:26.980 Now, it's kind of a clever trick because the dictionary has not, as most people expected would happen,

00:03:34.460 changed the definition of woman.

00:03:36.600 See, I thought that's what they would do.

00:03:37.980 With all this what is a woman stuff, eventually the pressure would be on the dictionary to just change the definition,

00:03:43.960 to say something like, a woman is anyone who identifies as a woman.

00:03:47.460 And then all these people that were, you know, thrown for a loop by my film,

00:03:52.000 then they could just point to the dictionary and say, see, it says it right there, it's a dictionary definition.

00:03:56.220 But they haven't changed that definition.

00:03:57.520 See, according to Webster, woman still means adult human female.

00:04:02.400 Okay, good.

00:04:03.780 But what does female mean?

00:04:05.240 Well, with its latest addition, Made Under Pressure, From the Slug,

00:04:09.680 Webster defines female the following way.

00:04:12.980 Here's what it says.

00:04:14.440 A. Of relating to or being the sex that typically has the capacity to bear young or produce eggs.

00:04:21.700 That's the first definition.

00:04:22.640 That's the transphobic one we're all used to.

00:04:25.300 But then B.

00:04:26.600 Having a gender identity that is the opposite of male.

00:04:30.420 Now, one might point out a number of logical problems here.

00:04:35.940 The first being that definition B, made at the command of trans activists,

00:04:40.840 actually contradicts what those activists have always said.

00:04:44.660 They insist that sex and gender identity are two completely different things.

00:04:48.080 Yet here, Webster conflates the two.

00:04:50.820 Also, Webster, while trying to appease the left, still reaffirms the binary,

00:04:56.240 because really they have no choice.

00:04:57.480 There are, says the dictionary now, males and those who are the opposite of male.

00:05:04.820 Which means that sex is still binary.

00:05:07.440 And not only that, but if you're a female now, you're also defining yourself by males.

00:05:13.560 Like, the definition of who you are depends on males, because you are just the opposite of that.

00:05:20.400 Sex is still binary.

00:05:21.820 Just in slightly different words.

00:05:23.620 Yet, if the implication of gender identity, as it's used here, means that Webster is claiming that men can be female,

00:05:32.580 which is what gender identity means.

00:05:34.080 It means that, you know, you're just whatever you feel like you are.

00:05:36.700 Then the first definition, definition A, doesn't hold.

00:05:40.880 So they will have given two definitions of a word which cancel each other out,

00:05:46.580 leaving us with no definition at all.

00:05:49.440 What you really end up with is, you know, what is a female?

00:05:53.280 A, a person with the capacity to produce offspring.

00:05:56.660 B, not a person with the capacity to produce offspring.

00:05:59.860 So, what is a female?

00:06:01.160 Who knows?

00:06:01.940 Nothing.

00:06:03.340 They might as well have simply erased the definition and the word entirely, because that's the effect here.

00:06:08.380 Everything must be rewritten for the almighty slug.

00:06:11.320 And what cannot be coherently rewritten must be just erased.

00:06:17.200 And this includes history, of course.

00:06:19.400 That's really the first thing that has to go.

00:06:21.720 And that brings us to the other Orwellian update that we have for you today.

00:06:26.040 We can no longer simply point to the dictionary, because the dictionaries have been compromised.

00:06:31.480 Even dictionaries are now political vessels.

00:06:34.660 Nothing can be left alone in this culture.

00:06:37.260 The slug cannot allow anything to simply exist and perform the function that it's supposed to perform.

00:06:42.640 Everything must exist to serve the slug first and foremost.

00:06:46.620 And so, another argument that I've often used must now be recalibrated a little bit.

00:06:51.380 I have observed, as many others have many times, that despite anyone's gender identity, quote-unquote,

00:06:57.180 quote, the fact is that when they die, and I said this on Dr. Phil, I said it in What is a Woman,

00:07:02.140 you know, when you die and are buried in the ground, and your flesh rots away, leaving only your bones,

00:07:08.940 all that will be left, almost all, is your sex.

00:07:12.640 No matter how you identified, when archaeologists and anthropologists of the future exhume your grave

00:07:18.160 and look at your remains, they will declare you male or female.

00:07:22.040 Your self-identity will be gone, but your sex will remain.

00:07:27.300 This is how deeply embedded it is.

00:07:29.660 It is the last thing about you that anyone will be able to know,

00:07:34.780 just as it's one of the first things about you that anyone will be able to know.

00:07:40.480 Well, all of that remains true.

00:07:42.720 I mean, none of that has ever changed or ever will.

00:07:44.980 So the only adjustment that we have to make now is in the assumption that archaeologists and anthropologists of the future

00:07:54.220 will actually be free and willing to make these kinds of statements about people of the past.

00:08:00.340 A report in the College Fix suggests otherwise.

00:08:03.860 It says, quote,

00:08:04.780 Quote,

00:08:34.780 You might know the argument that the archaeologists who find your bones one day will assign you the same gender as you had at birth.

00:08:45.080 So regardless of whether you transition, you can't escape your assigned sex,

00:08:48.020 tweeted Canadian master's degree candidate Emma Palladino last week.

00:08:51.760 Palladino, who's seeking an advanced degree in archaeology, called assigning gender to an ancient human bullsh**t.

00:08:57.780 Quote,

00:08:58.060 Now, it's not just one whack job saying this.

00:09:16.860 It's many whack jobs.

00:09:18.400 There's a whole movement in the field now to conform the work of anthropology with the demands of trans activists.

00:09:24.700 The fix continues.

00:09:26.420 Quote,

00:09:26.600 Now, gender activists have formed a group called the Trans Doe Task Force to explore ways in which current standards in forensic human identification

00:09:34.700 do a disservice to people who do not clearly fit the gender binary.

00:09:38.880 We propose a gender expansive approach to human identification by combing missing and unidentified databases looking for contextual clues,

00:09:47.680 such as descendants wearing clothing culturally coded to a,

00:09:52.720 decedents rather, wearing clothing culturally coded to a gender other than their assigned sex,

00:09:58.100 the group's mission statement reads.

00:10:00.000 Quote,

00:10:00.220 Which, by the way, means that we're talking about the forensic element of this,

00:10:21.600 forensic detectives, people working cold cases and everything.

00:10:24.640 If they really apply this, it makes their work impossible.

00:10:28.120 You can't do it anymore.

00:10:30.220 Because usually you find the remains of someone and then you try to match them with a database, figure out who it is,

00:10:37.980 you know, who are these remains, and then you can figure out how they died.

00:10:41.020 Well, in order to match them, you first, one of the things you have to know is, okay, well, the age, race, and sex.

00:10:46.700 And then you take that and then you go to the database of missing people and say, okay, well, this matches that person.

00:10:51.760 But if they're looking at the remains and saying, well, we don't know their sex, we have no idea, we can't possibly know,

00:10:56.020 this is just a person, then there's no way to narrow it down and ever match that person with a missing person.

00:11:02.760 Which means that the whole field of cold cases, forensic work, all of that is just out the window.

00:11:09.520 Including the entire field of anthropology and archaeology, all of it is done, out the window.

00:11:13.280 Along with the dictionary and reality itself.

00:11:16.340 A little more here from The Fix.

00:11:17.320 It says, this February, University of Kansas associate professor Jennifer Raff published

00:11:22.180 Origin, A Genetic History of the Americas, in which she argued that there are no neat divisions

00:11:27.240 between physically or genetically male or female individuals.

00:11:31.140 Raff suggested scientists cannot know the gender of a 9,000-year-old biologically Peruvian hunter

00:11:37.440 because they don't know whether the hunter identified as male or female.

00:11:41.040 A duality concept, she says, was, quote, imposed by Christian colonizers.

00:11:47.320 Well, she's right, in a way.

00:11:50.580 Nobody can know the gender of a 9,000-year-old Peruvian hunter because nobody 9,000 years ago

00:11:56.360 or 900 years ago or 90 years ago had a gender.

00:11:59.920 The concept hadn't been invented yet and imposed on the world by woke, leftist, pervert colonizers.

00:12:06.320 And that's the only kind of colonizing that really happens anymore.

00:12:09.140 In the West, anyway.

00:12:09.920 Everyone back in those days had only a sex and that was it.

00:12:15.000 They may have had different words in different languages to communicate it, obviously, but

00:12:18.880 there were people who got pregnant and people who did the impregnating.

00:12:23.460 And those were the two categories.

00:12:25.860 The only two firm categories any society has ever had until ours.

00:12:31.140 These activists, disguised as scientists, recognize this reality and they see the problem it creates for them.

00:12:38.520 Because this is one of the things, one of the questions they found it so difficult to answer.

00:12:42.880 I mean, they find every question difficult to answer, but especially this one,

00:12:45.680 which is, why should anyone listen to your rambling nonsense that you just came up with a few years ago?

00:12:55.220 Like, why should we care?

00:12:57.120 You came up with this stuff a few years ago.

00:12:59.080 Why should I care about that?

00:13:00.320 Why should anyone care about it?

00:13:02.720 Why should we allow you to redefine concepts that have endured for millennia?

00:13:09.240 For millennia, billions of people have lived and died and had no problem with these categories,

00:13:13.960 have not caused any problems for them.

00:13:15.520 It's been, it has not caused any confusion.

00:13:17.560 And then you come along and you, you want to change all of this

00:13:20.520 and not only change it for yourselves, but, but insist that everyone else has to look at it differently.

00:13:27.080 Well, they can't explain why we should do that.

00:13:29.160 So they seek to rewrite history and superimpose their ideological fixations onto the past.

00:13:37.060 Even the very ancient past.

00:13:39.700 I mean, the level of narcissism on display here is monumental, psychotic.

00:13:45.520 Unfathomable.

00:13:47.560 They now wish to perform a sort of posthumous baptism on the entire human race,

00:13:52.860 christening everyone, all of our ancestors, in the waters of gender theory.

00:13:58.420 Rewriting the history and lives and legacies of all of our ancestors

00:14:02.180 in order to justify their modern-day sexual fixations and fetishes.

00:14:08.000 I mean, it was bad enough when they condemned all of our ancestors as bigots and racists and transphobes,

00:14:14.500 refusing to give them the grace of historical context.

00:14:17.460 That was bad enough.

00:14:18.340 What they seek to do now is so much worse.

00:14:22.140 Rather than condemn the ghosts of our great-great-grandparents,

00:14:27.220 they'll instead recruit them, enlist them to the LGBT cause against their will.

00:14:34.440 A sort of posthumous conscription.

00:14:37.780 A selective service of the dead, if you will.

00:14:40.540 They seek not only to build their own reality and their own universe,

00:14:44.820 but to extend their reach across space, as well as time, into the past,

00:14:50.640 and then on to the present, and out towards the future.

00:14:54.820 And they can do all of this, or at least attempt it.

00:14:59.420 But the truth remains, no matter what.

00:15:01.180 And it falls to us to defend it against all threats,

00:15:05.820 even giant, fat, slimy slugs.

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00:16:36.180 Well, so I wanted to mention this.

00:16:39.580 This is a big news, I guess.

00:16:41.620 Not really, but it's worth mentioning anyway.

00:16:43.300 Just crossed a million followers on Twitter.

00:16:46.020 So I have a million followers on Twitter, crossed a million on YouTube, as you know,

00:16:51.760 as we celebrated with my beautiful, poetic, inspiring interpretive dance.

00:16:57.240 We also crossed a million on Facebook.

00:17:01.220 And Facebook does still, you know, it is still relevant.

00:17:04.740 When I mentioned this on Twitter, everyone was like, well, who's on Facebook anymore?

00:17:08.020 I don't know, about three billion people are on Facebook.

00:17:10.140 Like half of the world is on Facebook, actually.

00:17:13.340 But anyway, so that's the million threshold crossed in all those areas

00:17:17.560 in about the last, say, month or so.

00:17:20.260 Supremely grateful to all the fans and friends who've made that possible.

00:17:25.160 And especially to the Libs, whose perpetual outrage in my direction

00:17:30.380 has amplified my voice and increased my platform like 100-fold

00:17:36.340 over the last couple of years.

00:17:38.360 And so I want to say to the Libs especially,

00:17:41.060 that I literally could not have done it without you.

00:17:43.960 And I do deeply appreciate it.

00:17:45.920 So thank you so much for your continued support and patronage.

00:17:51.620 Now, I want to start with this.

00:17:54.300 Congressional Democrats held a rally yesterday

00:17:56.520 calling to expand the court, the Supreme Court.

00:18:00.680 And they talked about this, of course, in the run-up to the 2020 election.

00:18:05.160 But really, it was always understood that if things don't go their way,

00:18:12.580 if it turns out that Trump's nominees actually are constitutionalists,

00:18:18.980 which it seems that all three of them are to one degree or another,

00:18:23.440 if that were to happen, then that means we've got to expand the court.

00:18:27.280 Because as we know, again, an institution is broken

00:18:31.300 the moment it stops doing the bidding of the left.

00:18:36.360 And even if it's temporary, like, it doesn't mean,

00:18:39.400 there doesn't have to be a string of episodes.

00:18:41.880 It's just even one time.

00:18:43.500 If an institution, if there's even one incident

00:18:46.660 where an institution does something other than what the left wants,

00:18:51.140 that means the institution is totally broken.

00:18:52.620 We've got to completely tear it down, reconfigure it, change everything.

00:18:56.500 And so now they want to expand the court.

00:18:58.240 Now, there are some on the left, including Biden still,

00:19:02.920 who are against this.

00:19:04.460 And the reason they're against it is that they're afraid

00:19:06.300 that this is kind of opening Pandora's box.

00:19:09.120 This is pushing the nuclear button, whatever metaphor you want to use.

00:19:14.480 Because if you do that, you know, as Democrats,

00:19:17.900 if you expand the court to get more of your own people on there,

00:19:20.760 well, then the next time that Republicans control the government,

00:19:23.580 then they're going to do the same thing.

00:19:24.740 And then we just have this sort of arms race

00:19:27.040 where, you know, 20 years from now,

00:19:29.300 the Supreme Court will consist of 75 justices, right?

00:19:34.080 I actually think, and I hesitate to say this out loud

00:19:36.100 because I don't want the Democrats to expand the court.

00:19:40.100 And, but their worries in that regard are probably unfounded

00:19:44.140 because what we know about the Republicans

00:19:46.340 is that they're not going to up the ante.

00:19:48.700 Like, Democrats can do something,

00:19:50.640 can you wield a certain power

00:19:52.780 and they might worry that,

00:19:55.640 oh, are the Republicans going to do it now

00:19:57.120 because we did it?

00:19:58.160 No, they won't.

00:19:59.380 They won't.

00:20:00.000 So there's the thing,

00:20:01.140 the Democrats could add three more justices to the Supreme Court

00:20:03.960 if they wanted to.

00:20:05.040 And when Republicans have control,

00:20:07.480 you know, there will be people in the grassroots saying,

00:20:09.260 hey guys, like they already did it.

00:20:10.800 Now we got to, why don't you do it?

00:20:12.440 Well, no, because, you know, if we do it,

00:20:14.580 then we're hypocrites

00:20:16.060 because we criticize them when they did it.

00:20:17.880 And, and, and plus if we do it,

00:20:19.500 then they're going to do it more

00:20:20.500 and we wouldn't want that.

00:20:24.060 So actually Democrats can just do whatever they want

00:20:26.380 and there will be no repercussions whatsoever.

00:20:29.360 No one tell them that, but that's the reality.

00:20:31.420 So here they are.

00:20:32.820 This is a congressional Democrats holding this event,

00:20:35.380 calling for expanding the court.

00:20:36.660 A few interesting moments like this

00:20:38.060 from representative Bonnie Coleman,

00:20:39.860 who seems like someone who wanted to be in the squad,

00:20:43.020 but is too old ageism on the squad.

00:20:45.540 And, but she had this to share,

00:20:48.080 something that I think would make the squad proud.

00:20:50.600 Listen to this.

00:20:52.220 A month ago, five reactionaries,

00:20:55.000 reactionaries in robes,

00:20:56.840 decided that we don't have constitutional right

00:20:59.440 to an abortion.

00:21:01.020 And so doing, they showed us

00:21:03.140 that they're willing to eliminate our freedom

00:21:05.240 to make a decision about our own bodies.

00:21:08.360 And the Dodds v. Jackson women's health decision

00:21:11.900 and opposes the will of five unelected religious extremists

00:21:16.640 upon nearly 330 million people.

00:21:20.640 I want to share a little story with you

00:21:22.060 because when we think of this whole issue of abortion,

00:21:24.480 we have a tendency to think of the young child

00:21:27.060 that gets raped, praise God,

00:21:28.400 that he will protect her

00:21:29.940 and help her to overcome her trauma.

00:21:32.440 A young woman going through her reproductive years.

00:21:35.900 But I had a conversation

00:21:36.920 with someone I worked with very closely

00:21:39.000 for the last seven years

00:21:40.380 who told me at the age of 62,

00:21:43.380 she was still having a period

00:21:44.900 and was still sexually active with grandchildren.

00:21:48.580 And she said,

00:21:50.180 what if I got pregnant?

00:21:53.060 There's no way at 62,

00:21:55.320 I would have been in a position

00:21:56.520 to really be a healthy mommy to a new baby.

00:22:00.680 And so not only is this impacting

00:22:02.500 the decisions of young women

00:22:04.400 and the protection of young girls and others

00:22:06.940 who've been assaulted and raped,

00:22:08.900 but it also impacts the decision

00:22:11.100 of fully adult women

00:22:13.740 who have this story to tell.

00:22:17.900 Okay, so she claims

00:22:19.580 that she knows a 62-year-old woman

00:22:21.920 who could still conceive a child,

00:22:25.100 which it's not impossible.

00:22:27.180 Maybe that's true.

00:22:28.980 I'm not sure the oldest woman

00:22:30.660 to ever give birth to a child,

00:22:32.040 I don't know what that is,

00:22:32.700 but it's probably over 62.

00:22:34.400 I will say the average age of menopause is 51.

00:22:37.460 So this would be someone

00:22:38.080 who's over a decade above the average age

00:22:40.860 and could still potentially conceive a child.

00:22:43.900 There's no reason to believe

00:22:45.160 that the story is true coming from this person.

00:22:48.020 Anyone on the pro-abortion side,

00:22:49.220 they just lie about everything.

00:22:50.400 They lie with abandon.

00:22:51.480 They have no loyalty,

00:22:53.940 fidelity to the truth whatsoever,

00:22:55.200 as we know, of course.

00:22:56.820 Not only that,

00:22:57.460 but they're actively hostile to the truth.

00:22:59.340 So no reason to believe it,

00:23:01.040 but let's just pretend for a second

00:23:03.280 that this person does exist,

00:23:04.780 the 62-year-old grandmother

00:23:06.000 that is worried about conceiving a child

00:23:10.020 because she's still out having sex with random men.

00:23:14.520 Well, here's an option.

00:23:16.880 As a 62-year-old woman,

00:23:18.280 maybe control yourself.

00:23:19.160 Like, maybe if you're not in a position

00:23:22.940 where you want to conceive and raise a child,

00:23:28.160 which I could understand at the age of 62,

00:23:30.640 that would, you know,

00:23:32.560 that is not what anyone is,

00:23:34.660 it's usually not in the cards for anyone.

00:23:36.300 It's not what they're expecting to do.

00:23:37.480 So, maybe control yourself.

00:23:41.760 How about that?

00:23:43.200 Why have we written off that option completely?

00:23:46.740 Why is that not entering into the conversation at all?

00:23:49.900 Just control yourself.

00:23:53.460 If you are not in a position

00:23:56.320 where you feel like you're able to,

00:24:00.680 you should conceive a child,

00:24:03.160 if conceiving a child would be disastrous for you,

00:24:05.900 you believe.

00:24:07.920 Then, do not participate in activities

00:24:10.920 that literally billions of times in the past

00:24:15.020 have resulted in the conception of a child.

00:24:21.240 If reproduction,

00:24:22.380 maybe I'll phrase it this way

00:24:23.380 because I really want to make it very simple for these people.

00:24:26.520 They have difficulty understanding complex concepts.

00:24:30.400 So, we've got to dumb it down as much as possible.

00:24:33.700 If reproduction would be a disaster for you,

00:24:37.540 you believe,

00:24:39.140 then do not participate in the reproductive act.

00:24:42.900 That's all.

00:24:44.140 If you're able to reproduce,

00:24:46.040 and yet reproduction would be a catastrophe,

00:24:48.860 then do not participate in the reproductive act.

00:24:53.480 Because if you are able to produce,

00:24:55.920 to reproduce,

00:24:57.540 no matter what else you do,

00:25:00.580 you can make it the, quote-unquote,

00:25:02.780 safest kind of sex you want,

00:25:04.820 there's always still going to be a chance

00:25:06.100 that you reproduce.

00:25:09.240 And if that chance would be

00:25:11.140 like plunging off of a cliff

00:25:13.000 level of catastrophe in your life,

00:25:14.580 then don't participate in the act.

00:25:18.000 Control yourself.

00:25:20.420 Right?

00:25:20.880 We're human beings.

00:25:21.620 We should be able to exercise some self-control.

00:25:24.340 Right?

00:25:24.780 We're not beasts in the jungle

00:25:27.840 that are unable to control our compulsions.

00:25:33.060 At least we shouldn't be.

00:25:34.500 One of the defining features of human beings,

00:25:36.680 one of the things that's supposed to set us apart

00:25:38.120 from beasts,

00:25:39.060 is that we are able to

00:25:40.200 have a compulsion to do something,

00:25:42.160 we want to do something,

00:25:43.260 and yet we choose not to do it.

00:25:45.480 Because we can look forward into the future

00:25:47.920 in a way that,

00:25:49.140 as far as we know,

00:25:49.740 no other living creature can on Earth.

00:25:53.500 We can look forward into the future

00:25:55.020 and understand things

00:25:57.800 on a kind of theoretical basis.

00:25:59.240 We can think five steps ahead.

00:26:01.060 Like, if we do this,

00:26:01.820 it might lead to that,

00:26:02.540 which will lead to that.

00:26:04.020 That's the high-level thinking

00:26:05.580 that we as human beings are capable of,

00:26:08.600 so maybe use that capacity

00:26:10.900 yourself.

00:26:13.220 Especially if you're 62 years old.

00:26:19.640 Just an idea.

00:26:22.100 Meanwhile, activist Lauren Maunas

00:26:24.000 said that we have to expand the court

00:26:26.800 not only to save 62-year-old grandmothers

00:26:30.460 from getting pregnant,

00:26:33.720 but also in order to save the planet as a whole.

00:26:37.400 Let's listen to that.

00:26:39.080 Six corporate-backed justices

00:26:41.240 sided with coal companies

00:26:43.080 over our communities

00:26:44.320 to make it significantly harder

00:26:46.640 for the EPA

00:26:47.480 to do its job

00:26:49.020 of limiting toxic emissions

00:26:50.560 and stopping the climate crisis.

00:26:53.700 I'm here because I know

00:26:56.040 that we need and deserve

00:26:58.140 a strong democratic government

00:27:00.160 that protects the safety

00:27:01.740 and needs of its people,

00:27:03.500 not of corporate executives.

00:27:05.040 And that my vision for this government

00:27:07.780 is not unrealistic nor impossible.

00:27:10.880 In fact, it's simply necessary

00:27:12.660 for our survival.

00:27:14.740 My generation will not sit back

00:27:17.440 and watch our democratic leadership

00:27:19.100 share platitudes and dodge responsibility

00:27:21.560 while the white supremacist GOP

00:27:24.160 destroys our democracy.

00:27:26.600 Democrats are at a crossroads.

00:27:28.540 They can continue their current path

00:27:31.480 of protecting the status quo

00:27:33.200 and we can keep watching

00:27:35.320 the GOP strip away

00:27:37.420 our fundamental rights

00:27:38.820 or they can step up

00:27:41.740 and fight,

00:27:42.940 expand the court

00:27:43.740 and do everything in their power

00:27:45.540 to protect us.

00:27:46.940 And I know my generation

00:27:48.220 is not going to stop fighting

00:27:49.500 until we live to see that day.

00:27:51.060 You got to love the people,

00:27:53.520 these people.

00:27:54.540 Again, their narcissism on display.

00:27:56.660 She says,

00:27:57.020 my vision for this government.

00:27:58.700 Who gives a damn

00:27:59.480 about your vision?

00:28:00.260 Who are you, Lauren Maunus?

00:28:02.040 My vision for this government.

00:28:03.900 This is my vision.

00:28:05.540 I don't care what your vision is.

00:28:07.600 What difference does that make?

00:28:09.000 Why should that matter at all?

00:28:10.440 Who are you?

00:28:12.420 Especially when your vision

00:28:13.540 is to protect democracy,

00:28:15.240 quote unquote,

00:28:16.000 by expanding the Supreme Court

00:28:17.760 to get your way.

00:28:18.920 That's democracy.

00:28:19.900 So, no, you don't actually have,

00:28:23.180 you have, that's the thing

00:28:24.040 with it.

00:28:24.260 They have no problem at all

00:28:25.700 with, of course,

00:28:26.680 they have no problem at all

00:28:27.460 with the Supreme Court

00:28:28.560 or any court

00:28:29.720 imposing itself,

00:28:31.800 imposing its will

00:28:32.660 on the American public.

00:28:33.600 They have, no,

00:28:34.180 this is what they do.

00:28:35.400 This is one of the

00:28:36.800 primary tools

00:28:38.480 that the left has had

00:28:39.660 in controlling

00:28:43.020 and manipulating the culture

00:28:44.680 is through the courts.

00:28:47.360 So, now because of Roe v. Wade,

00:28:48.820 they're acting like

00:28:49.280 they have some

00:28:49.760 principled objection

00:28:50.800 to what they claim

00:28:53.560 is the court

00:28:54.440 imposing itself.

00:28:55.180 Now, actually,

00:28:55.700 what happened with Roe v. Wade

00:28:56.380 is the opposite

00:28:57.000 of the court

00:28:57.380 imposing itself.

00:28:58.200 It's the court saying,

00:28:59.120 we're getting out

00:28:59.580 of this business completely.

00:29:02.240 It's the court

00:29:02.940 actually withdrawing itself

00:29:04.460 from this issue,

00:29:05.840 not injecting itself.

00:29:08.260 The court was injected

00:29:09.480 into the issue

00:29:10.260 when Roe v. Wade

00:29:10.960 was decided 50 years ago,

00:29:12.920 and the overturning

00:29:13.880 of Roe v. Wade

00:29:14.580 is the court

00:29:15.120 getting out of it.

00:29:15.840 The left living

00:29:19.340 in an upside-down world

00:29:20.400 perpetual opposite day

00:29:21.880 is claiming

00:29:23.240 that by getting out of it,

00:29:24.280 they're actually

00:29:24.600 imposing themselves on it,

00:29:26.040 and this is a threat

00:29:27.000 to democracy somehow.

00:29:28.280 It's a threat

00:29:28.660 to democracy

00:29:29.220 to allow the states

00:29:30.620 to decide the issue,

00:29:32.060 to allow voters

00:29:33.000 and state legislatures

00:29:34.640 to make their own decisions.

00:29:35.860 It's a threat

00:29:36.420 to democracy.

00:29:37.300 And their way

00:29:40.540 to preserve democracy

00:29:41.560 then is to expand

00:29:43.740 this institution

00:29:44.600 so that it can impose

00:29:46.440 there that being

00:29:47.280 the left's will

00:29:48.140 on the American people.

00:29:49.320 Right.

00:29:49.660 Okay.

00:29:50.300 That's how you expand it.

00:29:51.960 That's how you preserve

00:29:52.780 democracy, she says.

00:29:54.520 And then, of course,

00:29:55.200 Rashida Tlaib

00:29:56.000 had a few words

00:29:58.060 to share as well.

00:29:59.680 The other side

00:30:00.540 would not hesitate once

00:30:01.780 to do what we're about to do,

00:30:03.620 which is continue

00:30:04.420 to push and advocate.

00:30:05.900 And I'll tell you,

00:30:06.480 what I've learned

00:30:07.320 over and over again

00:30:08.600 is supporting

00:30:09.840 movement organizations,

00:30:11.300 those on the ground

00:30:12.080 that know what is at stake,

00:30:14.200 and making sure

00:30:14.920 that we are an extension

00:30:16.000 of what they're doing

00:30:17.060 in the ground

00:30:17.540 and educating the public

00:30:18.720 because that's how

00:30:19.640 we got the Civil Rights Act.

00:30:20.840 That's how we got

00:30:21.580 the right to be able to vote.

00:30:23.440 That's how we got

00:30:24.320 the right to be able

00:30:24.980 to organize labor

00:30:25.840 is when people

00:30:26.900 in the community demand it.

00:30:28.580 So we're going to stand here

00:30:29.620 with the folks

00:30:30.680 that have members,

00:30:31.660 others,

00:30:32.080 that believe in what

00:30:33.000 we're trying to do,

00:30:33.820 which is expand the court.

00:30:35.060 Again,

00:30:35.440 it's incredibly important.

00:30:37.380 We must continue

00:30:38.520 to protect our democracy

00:30:39.600 that is reflective

00:30:40.360 of the majority

00:30:40.920 of the American people.

00:30:42.140 And right now,

00:30:42.940 six unhinged,

00:30:44.400 unelected Supreme Court

00:30:45.560 justice

00:30:45.980 is literally telling women

00:30:48.560 they have no control

00:30:50.140 over their bodies.

00:30:51.800 No, it's the opposite.

00:30:53.400 So I refer you back

00:30:54.500 to what I said

00:30:54.900 a few minutes ago.

00:30:56.640 No, it's not that women

00:30:57.820 have no control

00:30:58.400 over their bodies.

00:30:59.500 It's, no,

00:31:00.460 see, we as pro-lifers

00:31:01.560 are saying that they do,

00:31:04.080 that you do have control

00:31:05.440 and you do have self-control.

00:31:09.520 It's just that

00:31:10.180 when it comes to abortion,

00:31:11.380 you're not exercising

00:31:12.200 control over your own body,

00:31:13.380 but you're exercising

00:31:14.460 control over someone

00:31:15.340 else's body,

00:31:15.900 that being your child,

00:31:16.780 and you're destroying

00:31:17.540 that person's body.

00:31:19.040 That's got nothing

00:31:19.680 to do with your body.

00:31:21.260 When it comes to

00:31:21.800 just your body,

00:31:23.040 who you have sex with,

00:31:24.740 when you have sex,

00:31:26.180 when you participate

00:31:26.840 in the reproductive act,

00:31:28.180 when you choose not to,

00:31:29.120 you know,

00:31:29.580 all these things,

00:31:30.560 that is totally

00:31:31.840 the prerogative

00:31:32.540 of the individual.

00:31:35.160 You do have control

00:31:36.620 over your body

00:31:37.220 and you should exercise it.

00:31:40.940 It's the left that says,

00:31:42.340 actually,

00:31:42.620 women have no control.

00:31:44.640 We can't expect anyone

00:31:45.960 to exercise,

00:31:46.300 women, men,

00:31:47.080 we can't expect anyone

00:31:48.160 to exercise

00:31:48.740 any self-control whatsoever.

00:31:51.560 And that's why

00:31:52.180 we have to have

00:31:52.580 this fail-safe option

00:31:53.800 of killing your children.

00:31:56.740 Because everyone's

00:31:57.500 just going to run around

00:31:58.120 having sex with strangers,

00:31:59.120 and no one

00:31:59.680 can stop themselves

00:32:00.540 and they're going to

00:32:01.460 produce a whole bunch

00:32:02.060 of babies.

00:32:02.820 And the only way

00:32:04.000 to maintain this lifestyle

00:32:05.540 is to get rid

00:32:07.080 of those consequences

00:32:08.380 through violent means

00:32:09.440 if necessary.

00:32:12.500 One other thing

00:32:13.240 on this issue,

00:32:13.780 Kamala Harris

00:32:14.580 had a little bit more

00:32:15.500 to say on the abortion issue,

00:32:16.580 drawing a parallel

00:32:17.420 between,

00:32:18.340 as we've heard many times,

00:32:19.640 between slavery

00:32:20.820 and abortion.

00:32:22.780 Listen.

00:32:23.880 The United States

00:32:24.920 Supreme Court,

00:32:26.100 the highest court

00:32:26.820 of our land,

00:32:27.620 the former court

00:32:31.560 of Thurgood Marshall

00:32:32.720 took a constitutional right

00:32:38.920 that had been recognized

00:32:41.940 from the people of America,

00:32:45.180 from the women of America.

00:32:47.080 We know,

00:32:50.760 NAACP,

00:32:52.600 that our country

00:32:53.520 has a history

00:32:54.620 of claiming ownership

00:32:57.680 over human bodies,

00:32:59.020 and today,

00:33:01.300 extremist so-called leaders

00:33:03.300 are criminalizing doctors

00:33:05.600 and punishing women

00:33:07.080 for making health care decisions

00:33:09.580 for themselves.

00:33:11.040 Okay.

00:33:13.200 Our country has a history

00:33:14.660 of claiming ownership

00:33:15.600 over human bodies,

00:33:17.620 and that's true.

00:33:19.180 But once again,

00:33:20.420 with abortion,

00:33:21.440 it is,

00:33:22.320 that is what's happening.

00:33:24.100 That, you know,

00:33:25.260 the legalization of abortion

00:33:26.960 is analogous to slavery

00:33:29.480 in that we are

00:33:30.540 depersoning

00:33:31.580 an entire group of people

00:33:32.860 and saying that

00:33:34.540 the mother has

00:33:35.580 total ownership,

00:33:37.080 actual ownership,

00:33:37.940 over the child,

00:33:39.720 to the extent of being able

00:33:40.520 to decide

00:33:40.920 if the child lives or dies.

00:33:42.920 Now, we've been over this before,

00:33:44.340 but since this keeps coming up,

00:33:46.080 this parallel

00:33:46.640 between pro-lifers

00:33:48.520 and slave owners,

00:33:49.820 I just want to review this again

00:33:51.760 just as a handy reference

00:33:54.680 because I've often said

00:33:56.880 that actually

00:33:57.520 every argument

00:33:58.880 for abortion

00:33:59.860 directly parallels

00:34:01.260 an argument

00:34:02.180 that slave owners use

00:34:04.480 to justify slavery.

00:34:05.920 And I've made this claim

00:34:06.880 and I've gone through

00:34:07.640 the arguments before.

00:34:08.440 We're going to go over them again

00:34:09.440 just to review.

00:34:11.340 Okay?

00:34:11.840 So,

00:34:12.760 and I really mean

00:34:13.360 every single one.

00:34:14.260 Like,

00:34:14.560 every argument

00:34:15.320 that slave owners use

00:34:16.800 to justify abortion

00:34:17.560 can find a parallel

00:34:18.980 in the arguments

00:34:19.920 that pro-abortion people

00:34:21.080 use to justify abortion.

00:34:22.500 I will show you.

00:34:24.280 The argument from ownership.

00:34:26.640 This slave slash baby

00:34:27.820 is my property slash body.

00:34:29.260 You can't tell me

00:34:29.800 what to do with it.

00:34:31.080 There's the argument

00:34:31.920 from privacy.

00:34:33.240 No one is forcing you

00:34:34.100 to have slaves slash abortions.

00:34:35.540 Mind your own business.

00:34:37.300 There's the argument

00:34:37.980 from the superseding rights.

00:34:39.780 My property slash body rights

00:34:41.220 come before the rights

00:34:42.040 of a slave slash fetus.

00:34:43.760 There's the argument

00:34:44.360 from inevitability.

00:34:45.520 Slavery slash abortion

00:34:46.420 has been around

00:34:46.940 for thousands of years.

00:34:47.860 It's never going away.

00:34:48.720 We might as well have

00:34:49.180 a safe and legal system

00:34:50.520 in place for it.

00:34:51.760 There's the argument

00:34:52.320 from pseudoscience.

00:34:53.720 Slave slash fetuses

00:34:54.660 aren't really people.

00:34:55.760 They aren't like us.

00:34:56.580 Look at them.

00:34:57.080 They're physically different.

00:34:58.120 Therefore,

00:34:58.560 we are people

00:34:59.120 and they are not.

00:35:00.120 There's the argument

00:35:00.680 from socioeconomics.

00:35:01.800 If slavery slash abortion ends,

00:35:03.480 most of these slaves

00:35:04.200 slash babies

00:35:04.780 will end up on the street

00:35:05.660 without a job.

00:35:07.080 There's the argument

00:35:07.720 from the court.

00:35:08.480 Slavery slash abortion

00:35:09.400 was vindicated

00:35:10.040 by the Supreme Court.

00:35:10.880 It's already been decided.

00:35:11.740 There's no point

00:35:12.200 in arguing it.

00:35:13.200 Although that argument

00:35:13.800 is now out the window

00:35:14.560 for abortion

00:35:15.020 just as eventually

00:35:15.720 it was with slavery.

00:35:17.100 There's the argument

00:35:17.740 from faux compassion.

00:35:20.320 Slavery slash abortion

00:35:21.420 is in the best interest

00:35:22.440 of Africans slash babies.

00:35:24.020 The world can be

00:35:24.600 a cruel place.

00:35:25.460 It's best to protect them

00:35:26.380 from it by keeping them

00:35:27.940 enslaved slash killing them.

00:35:29.100 Then there's the argument

00:35:30.240 from the assumed hypocrisy

00:35:32.280 of the other side.

00:35:33.940 You say you want

00:35:34.660 to end slavery

00:35:35.660 slash abortion

00:35:36.500 but you don't want

00:35:37.100 to live with freed blacks

00:35:38.260 slash adopt unwanted babies

00:35:39.780 for yourself.

00:35:41.560 That's pretty much

00:35:42.500 every argument

00:35:43.020 that was put forward

00:35:46.140 to justify slavery

00:35:47.140 and as we see

00:35:48.260 same exact arguments

00:35:49.520 being made

00:35:49.940 because as it turns out

00:35:51.380 when you have movements

00:35:53.020 that are based around

00:35:55.560 the unpersoning,

00:35:57.080 the depersoning

00:35:58.200 of other groups of people

00:35:59.620 they always sound the same.

00:36:01.000 It's just history repeating itself

00:36:02.440 or as the saying goes

00:36:03.960 if history doesn't repeat

00:36:05.020 it at least rhymes

00:36:06.040 and that's what we see here.

00:36:08.260 All right.

00:36:09.040 What else do we got here?

00:36:10.240 This is,

00:36:10.780 I thought this was

00:36:11.340 kind of funny

00:36:12.000 from the LA Times.

00:36:13.480 So here's a little bit

00:36:14.380 of the article

00:36:14.860 as it first appeared.

00:36:16.580 It says,

00:36:17.380 California has been a pioneer

00:36:18.460 in pushing for rooftop

00:36:19.740 solar power

00:36:20.820 building up the largest

00:36:22.500 solar market in the US.

00:36:23.940 More than 20 years

00:36:24.880 and 1.3 million

00:36:25.940 rooftops later

00:36:28.220 the bill is coming due.

00:36:29.400 Beginning in 2006

00:36:30.460 the state focused

00:36:31.160 on how to incentivize people

00:36:32.340 to take up solar power

00:36:33.480 showered subsidies

00:36:35.200 on homeowners

00:36:35.880 who installed

00:36:36.600 photovoltaic panels

00:36:39.040 but had no comprehensive plan

00:36:40.440 to dispose of them.

00:36:41.840 Now panels purchased

00:36:42.900 under those programs

00:36:43.860 are nearing the end

00:36:44.700 of their typical

00:36:45.260 25 to 30 year life cycle.

00:36:47.740 Many are already

00:36:48.780 winding up in landfills

00:36:50.080 where in some cases

00:36:51.140 they could potentially

00:36:51.840 contaminate groundwater

00:36:52.980 with toxic heavy metals

00:36:54.960 such as lead,

00:36:56.260 selenium,

00:36:57.060 and cadmium.

00:36:58.380 Sam Vanderhoof

00:37:00.320 a solar industry expert

00:37:01.340 and chief executive

00:37:02.160 of Recycle PV Solar

00:37:03.460 says that only

00:37:04.160 1 in 10 panels

00:37:05.280 are actually recycled

00:37:06.360 according to estimates

00:37:07.140 drawn from the

00:37:07.780 International Renewable

00:37:08.780 Energy Agency data

00:37:10.160 on decommissioned panels

00:37:12.080 and from industry leaders.

00:37:13.780 The looming challenge

00:37:14.720 over how to handle

00:37:15.600 truckloads of waste

00:37:16.680 some of it contaminated

00:37:18.380 illustrates how

00:37:19.840 cutting edge

00:37:20.440 environmental policy

00:37:21.220 can create

00:37:21.700 unforeseen problems

00:37:23.020 down the road.

00:37:24.980 So this is very

00:37:26.020 very interesting.

00:37:26.720 We were told that

00:37:27.500 solar panels,

00:37:28.860 solar energy

00:37:29.560 is the way forward.

00:37:30.840 It's our way towards

00:37:32.080 saving the planet.

00:37:35.120 It's a source of energy

00:37:36.840 with no real downside

00:37:38.000 as opposed to all

00:37:39.620 the fossil fuels

00:37:40.440 that are destroying

00:37:41.080 the planet.

00:37:41.680 And now we find out

00:37:42.540 that, well,

00:37:42.980 there is a downside

00:37:43.620 actually because

00:37:44.540 now you've got

00:37:45.180 all these solar panels

00:37:46.660 made of toxic substances.

00:37:49.720 They end up in landfills

00:37:51.020 and then eventually

00:37:51.700 that leaks into

00:37:52.480 the groundwater

00:37:53.400 and it contaminates

00:37:54.440 and everything else.

00:37:56.180 Well, the left

00:37:56.860 didn't like the fact

00:37:57.840 that this article

00:37:58.320 was published

00:37:58.800 especially by the

00:37:59.680 LA Times.

00:38:00.720 It felt like a betrayal

00:38:01.460 to them.

00:38:02.220 And so that led

00:38:04.780 to the editors

00:38:05.760 at the LA Times

00:38:06.920 making a whole bunch

00:38:08.280 of adjustments

00:38:08.920 after publication

00:38:09.960 and that led

00:38:11.000 to, I think,

00:38:11.940 one of the most

00:38:12.440 lengthy editor's notes

00:38:13.880 I've ever seen.

00:38:15.980 This is the editor's note now

00:38:17.420 after this article

00:38:19.460 got so much backlash.

00:38:21.080 It says,

00:38:21.220 an earlier version

00:38:21.940 of this article

00:38:22.400 mischaracterized

00:38:23.440 the environmental risk

00:38:24.420 posed by heavy metals

00:38:25.680 in consumer

00:38:26.520 photovoltaic arrays.

00:38:28.760 This story has been edited

00:38:29.780 to clarify that

00:38:30.520 panels containing

00:38:31.120 toxic materials

00:38:31.760 are routed for disposals

00:38:32.820 to landfills

00:38:33.280 with extra safeguards

00:38:34.200 against leakage

00:38:34.780 and to note that

00:38:35.720 panels that contain

00:38:36.560 cadmium and selenium

00:38:37.620 are primarily used

00:38:38.780 in utility-grade applications.

00:38:40.140 An earlier version

00:38:40.740 of this article

00:38:41.200 also misattributed

00:38:42.420 a statement

00:38:42.920 by Evelyn Butler,

00:38:43.960 vice president

00:38:44.400 of technical services

00:38:45.100 at the Solar Energy

00:38:46.400 Industries Association

00:38:47.340 to Jen Bristol,

00:38:48.320 the group's senior

00:38:48.940 director of communications.

00:38:49.900 It also misidentified

00:38:51.600 the group

00:38:52.080 as the Solar Energy

00:38:53.040 Industry Association.

00:38:54.540 An earlier version

00:38:55.220 of this article

00:38:55.620 also failed

00:38:56.540 to properly attribute

00:38:57.380 quotes by Jigar Shah,

00:38:59.780 director of the

00:39:00.320 Department of Energy's

00:39:01.400 Loan Programs Office

00:39:02.400 to their source,

00:39:03.280 a 2020 interview

00:39:04.100 with PV Magazine.

00:39:05.860 The article

00:39:06.260 has also been updated

00:39:07.540 to reflect Shah's

00:39:08.480 current professional affiliation

00:39:09.920 as well as that

00:39:10.540 of Sam Vanderhoof.

00:39:12.200 An earlier version

00:39:12.880 of this article

00:39:13.260 also stated

00:39:14.220 that 25 years

00:39:15.080 was the life cycle

00:39:15.820 of photovoltaic panels.

00:39:17.200 The text has been updated

00:39:18.060 to reflect that 25 to 30 years

00:39:19.880 as a typical service

00:39:20.640 but life but not

00:39:21.520 a fixed limit.

00:39:23.420 Additionally,

00:39:24.060 in a discussion

00:39:24.620 of the transporting

00:39:25.500 voltaic panels

00:39:26.300 to recycling

00:39:26.920 or hazardous waste

00:39:27.980 disposal facilities,

00:39:28.960 the word cells

00:39:29.640 has been changed

00:39:30.320 to panels for accuracy.

00:39:31.900 So just the entire thing

00:39:34.000 basically was rewritten

00:39:35.440 with this editor's note

00:39:37.820 on top of it.

00:39:39.240 What you get from this

00:39:40.040 is that there is

00:39:40.820 a lot of sloppy reporting

00:39:41.920 of course in the mainstream media

00:39:43.040 with the LA Times.

00:39:43.920 They got a lot of names wrong

00:39:44.980 and they misattributed things.

00:39:46.120 It's just incredibly

00:39:46.960 sloppy reporting.

00:39:47.700 But at the same time

00:39:48.780 they were also trying

00:39:49.700 to blunt the edges

00:39:50.580 a little bit

00:39:51.140 by saying,

00:39:51.600 well, it's not 25 years,

00:39:53.460 it's 25 to 30,

00:39:54.780 you know, that kind of thing.

00:39:56.560 Adding that in there

00:39:57.640 to quell some of the outrage.

00:40:00.240 But that doesn't change

00:40:01.400 the fact that

00:40:02.120 there is still

00:40:04.080 this downside

00:40:05.080 to solar panels.

00:40:07.000 And we haven't,

00:40:07.440 there are other downsides too.

00:40:08.540 I mean, just the fact

00:40:09.140 like how much room

00:40:09.800 they take up.

00:40:11.160 You end up with,

00:40:12.440 you know,

00:40:12.580 if you really want

00:40:13.360 to power large areas

00:40:16.240 with solar panels,

00:40:17.340 that means you have

00:40:17.840 to install

00:40:19.320 a whole field,

00:40:20.920 acres and acres

00:40:21.620 and acres

00:40:22.080 of solar panels.

00:40:23.580 And how do you,

00:40:24.380 you know,

00:40:24.540 where do you find

00:40:24.940 the room for that?

00:40:25.440 You're cutting down trees

00:40:26.240 and everything else.

00:40:27.820 What that means

00:40:29.380 is that

00:40:30.120 every green energy

00:40:32.560 alternative

00:40:33.100 that's supposed

00:40:34.020 to save the planet

00:40:34.900 has its own pitfalls,

00:40:36.420 some more than others.

00:40:38.700 Okay,

00:40:39.200 but there's no discussion

00:40:40.240 of the trade-offs ever.

00:40:42.020 There's no acknowledgement

00:40:43.520 that no matter

00:40:45.420 what we do,

00:40:46.720 because we live

00:40:47.820 on this planet,

00:40:48.800 we are going

00:40:49.920 to leave behind waste.

00:40:52.320 Okay,

00:40:52.900 we're going to leave

00:40:53.840 a mark

00:40:54.360 no matter what we do.

00:40:56.400 That doesn't mean

00:40:57.520 that we should make

00:40:58.960 no attempt

00:40:59.840 to contain the waste.

00:41:01.060 It doesn't mean

00:41:01.520 that it's not necessarily

00:41:02.560 a problem

00:41:03.080 we should try to fix.

00:41:04.120 But there,

00:41:05.520 you know,

00:41:06.200 the environmentalists

00:41:07.400 are always looking

00:41:08.020 for the utopian solution.

00:41:09.420 How can we

00:41:10.180 be an advanced

00:41:12.400 human civilization

00:41:13.220 and power ourselves

00:41:16.260 and maintain

00:41:18.160 all of the luxuries

00:41:19.280 of living in modern society,

00:41:20.600 the luxuries that,

00:41:21.260 of course,

00:41:21.440 none of them want

00:41:22.080 to give up

00:41:22.480 or have given up,

00:41:23.860 and yet leave no mark

00:41:25.260 on the planet whatsoever.

00:41:26.100 And that's just not possible,

00:41:27.720 as it turns out.

00:41:29.160 One other final thing

00:41:30.040 before we get

00:41:30.320 to the comment section.

00:41:31.040 This is,

00:41:31.600 I thought,

00:41:31.860 kind of funny.

00:41:32.400 Pink,

00:41:33.420 the singer,

00:41:34.120 if you remember her,

00:41:35.020 she hasn't made

00:41:35.980 a good song

00:41:36.780 in, well,

00:41:37.660 forever.

00:41:38.180 She's never made

00:41:38.740 a good song,

00:41:39.280 but she hasn't made

00:41:40.000 a hit song

00:41:40.560 in probably about 20 years.

00:41:41.980 In recent years,

00:41:42.660 she's taken to just ranting

00:41:43.780 about conservatives

00:41:44.660 on social media.

00:41:46.300 A few weeks ago,

00:41:47.460 I think she was the one

00:41:48.400 who said that she doesn't

00:41:49.140 want pro-lifers

00:41:50.000 to listen to her music at all.

00:41:51.280 That's how much she hates us.

00:41:52.680 A request which I am

00:41:53.780 more than happy

00:41:54.600 to abide by.

00:41:55.480 In fact,

00:41:55.820 I respect her request

00:41:56.800 so much that I

00:41:57.480 have been respecting it

00:41:59.180 20 years before

00:42:00.820 she even made it.

00:42:01.520 That's how much

00:42:01.920 I respect her

00:42:02.780 as a person.

00:42:04.200 Anyway,

00:42:04.500 she has a new song out

00:42:05.460 called Irrelevant

00:42:06.420 in which she partly

00:42:08.480 complains about

00:42:09.360 being called Irrelevant,

00:42:10.940 which is hilarious already.

00:42:12.540 But in the song

00:42:13.440 and in the music video,

00:42:14.680 in her bid for relevance,

00:42:16.580 she just throws

00:42:17.460 every woke

00:42:19.240 virtue-singling thing

00:42:21.380 she can

00:42:22.180 into the mix.

00:42:23.300 And she just throws

00:42:24.080 them all

00:42:24.740 into a blender

00:42:26.260 and mixes them together.

00:42:28.360 And you hear that

00:42:29.440 in the song,

00:42:29.900 but especially

00:42:30.460 in the video,

00:42:31.620 which we'll play

00:42:32.500 a little bit of right now.

00:42:33.420 Watch this.

00:42:35.460 I think it might rain today

00:43:00.340 Ash on the ground

00:43:03.380 Took all the heat

00:43:06.200 we could take

00:43:07.140 And then burn it down

00:43:10.000 Now it's a real parade

00:43:13.720 We're all welcome now

00:43:16.820 As long as you feel afraid

00:43:20.500 That's what it's about

00:43:23.500 You can call me

00:43:26.060 Irrelevant

00:43:26.800 Insignificant

00:43:28.360 You can try

00:43:29.820 to make me small

00:43:31.620 I'll be your heretic

00:43:33.580 You f***ing hypocrite

00:43:35.340 I won't think

00:43:36.700 of you at all

00:43:38.780 Sticks and stones

00:43:40.800 and all that s***

00:43:42.420 Does Jesus

00:43:43.420 love the ignorant?

00:43:45.460 Okay, so you get the idea

00:43:47.780 We start with Obama

00:43:49.480 You know, AOC

00:43:51.000 Pro-abortion protesters

00:43:52.560 They're the good guys

00:43:53.360 Then we get to the bad guys

00:43:54.580 And she lumps in

00:43:55.460 pro-lifers

00:43:56.420 Conservative Supreme Court justices

00:43:58.320 And goes right to images

00:43:59.360 of Nazis

00:44:00.240 and the Klan

00:44:01.140 Later on she shows

00:44:02.480 the January 6th

00:44:03.920 riots

00:44:04.380 Like I said

00:44:05.200 the whole kit and caboodle

00:44:06.060 there

00:44:06.760 But here's the point

00:44:08.000 that I have to make again

00:44:09.320 because it's

00:44:10.160 It's really interesting

00:44:12.040 to see this kind of happen

00:44:13.040 Art

00:44:14.420 on the left

00:44:15.500 Music

00:44:16.580 Films

00:44:17.280 TV

00:44:17.560 All of that

00:44:18.180 It's all now headed

00:44:19.900 in the same direction

00:44:21.620 as Christian music

00:44:23.480 and Christian films

00:44:24.320 In fact, this song

00:44:26.160 even sounds

00:44:27.120 kind of like a Christian

00:44:28.040 like a Christian rock song

00:44:29.200 Just the words

00:44:30.000 are very different

00:44:30.620 and the imagery

00:44:31.200 is very different

00:44:31.840 The message is different

00:44:32.640 but the sound

00:44:33.420 is like something

00:44:34.700 you would hear on

00:44:35.380 one of these Christian

00:44:36.220 music stations

00:44:37.040 The circle

00:44:38.720 is going all the way

00:44:39.980 around

00:44:40.240 And now mainstream art

00:44:42.000 makes the same mistake

00:44:44.340 that Christian music

00:44:45.580 and film has made

00:44:46.520 for many years

00:44:47.160 And that is

00:44:48.140 putting the message

00:44:49.280 above the art itself

00:44:50.600 going message first

00:44:51.960 art second

00:44:52.620 And then you

00:44:53.840 end up with this

00:44:54.780 kind of lame

00:44:55.800 repetitive

00:44:56.600 uninteresting content

00:44:58.440 and it hits the messaging

00:45:00.060 notes that you want

00:45:01.020 but it's not very good art

00:45:02.380 And I think

00:45:03.340 one of the reasons

00:45:04.020 why that's happening

00:45:04.760 on the left

00:45:05.280 is that

00:45:06.680 great art

00:45:08.160 requires

00:45:08.940 some friction

00:45:10.360 It requires

00:45:11.120 some resistance

00:45:11.900 some frustration

00:45:12.960 in order to be created

00:45:14.980 I think most great art

00:45:16.120 is born

00:45:16.880 partly

00:45:17.480 from frustrations

00:45:18.920 Think about

00:45:19.280 all of the revolutions

00:45:21.600 in the music industry

00:45:22.820 When new sounds

00:45:24.800 and artists

00:45:25.280 and musical genius

00:45:26.200 burst onto the scene

00:45:27.060 they always had

00:45:28.120 some sort of

00:45:29.240 they always had to

00:45:30.460 push their way in

00:45:31.260 against forces

00:45:32.560 that wanted to

00:45:33.120 keep them out

00:45:33.600 There's the stereotype

00:45:34.980 of the tortured artist

00:45:36.220 and there's a lot

00:45:37.220 of truth

00:45:37.560 to that stereotype

00:45:38.160 It might not hold

00:45:38.880 in every case

00:45:39.840 but it holds

00:45:41.020 in many of them

00:45:41.600 The problem is

00:45:42.940 that if you're

00:45:43.220 on the left

00:45:43.800 especially if you're

00:45:45.200 relatively wealthy

00:45:46.000 and well off

00:45:46.660 then you experience

00:45:48.100 no friction

00:45:48.760 You are not

00:45:51.000 standing against

00:45:51.700 the cultural current

00:45:52.580 at all

00:45:53.020 but you're floating

00:45:53.780 on it

00:45:54.240 easily and softly

00:45:55.580 That's one of the reasons

00:45:56.100 why you see

00:45:56.460 especially these

00:45:57.000 aging pop stars

00:45:57.920 who maybe

00:45:58.980 arguably

00:45:59.600 were a little bit

00:46:00.360 countercultural

00:46:01.040 in the 70s

00:46:02.340 80s

00:46:02.760 and some of the 90s

00:46:03.780 not very much

00:46:04.540 but a little bit

00:46:05.220 and then they had

00:46:06.640 some success

00:46:07.140 they made a lot of money

00:46:08.080 and now they're

00:46:09.240 living in a culture

00:46:09.920 living partly

00:46:10.460 in the culture

00:46:10.880 they created

00:46:11.640 and they're very

00:46:13.780 comfortable

00:46:14.200 and they're not

00:46:14.880 counterculture anymore

00:46:15.720 at all anymore

00:46:16.620 they're now the

00:46:17.220 vanguards of the culture

00:46:18.580 the culture they created

00:46:19.520 and so there's just

00:46:20.640 there's no friction there

00:46:21.940 there's no frustration

00:46:22.720 to create great art

00:46:24.620 they have nothing left

00:46:25.300 to say

00:46:25.700 as evidenced

00:46:27.560 partly by this

00:46:28.320 Pink song

00:46:29.120 although in fairness

00:46:30.140 she never really had

00:46:30.920 anything to say

00:46:31.640 I guess

00:46:31.920 let's get now

00:46:33.000 to the comment section

00:46:33.940 Sarah Michelle says

00:46:46.280 on behalf of the fans

00:46:47.280 I would like to ask

00:46:47.960 the Daily Wire

00:46:48.440 to let Matt

00:46:48.980 stay on vacation

00:46:49.760 indefinitely

00:46:50.420 this whole vibe

00:46:51.460 just suits him

00:46:52.280 the rustic cabin

00:46:53.120 the mood lighting

00:46:53.880 and then a

00:46:56.200 how this

00:46:57.180 I love this comment

00:46:58.000 and then you

00:46:58.580 threw in the emoji

00:46:59.780 at the end

00:47:00.360 I don't know

00:47:00.800 what that emoji

00:47:01.240 is supposed to mean

00:47:01.840 is that a kissing emoji

00:47:02.740 that you put

00:47:03.320 at the end of this

00:47:03.820 I was with you

00:47:06.020 I was about to

00:47:07.260 promote you

00:47:08.880 to a new station

00:47:10.580 in the SPG

00:47:11.620 but now because

00:47:12.200 of that kissing emoji

00:47:12.900 you're banished

00:47:14.140 from the show

00:47:14.500 you're banned

00:47:14.800 from the show

00:47:15.100 but I do appreciate

00:47:16.140 that comment

00:47:16.620 and I

00:47:17.240 look

00:47:17.580 if that's what

00:47:18.940 the people want

00:47:19.660 if the people

00:47:21.100 want me to just

00:47:21.740 stay on vacation

00:47:22.580 forever

00:47:23.280 then I

00:47:24.580 for one

00:47:25.480 am willing

00:47:26.000 to heed the call

00:47:27.360 of the people

00:47:27.860 I'm a man of the people

00:47:28.700 I don't know

00:47:30.000 if the Daily Wire

00:47:30.540 will agree

00:47:31.000 but

00:47:31.560 if that's what you want

00:47:33.240 as far as I'm concerned

00:47:34.140 your wish is my command

00:47:34.920 Jim says

00:47:36.920 quoting me

00:47:37.880 it's rare for an armed

00:47:38.660 bystander to stop

00:47:39.540 an active shooter

00:47:40.180 oh wait

00:47:40.500 that's not quoting me

00:47:41.320 that's quoting a CNN article

00:47:42.180 it's rare for an armed

00:47:43.300 bystander to stop

00:47:44.160 an active shooter

00:47:44.820 and Jim says

00:47:45.940 sounds like we need

00:47:46.620 more armed bystanders

00:47:47.880 then

00:47:48.080 well that's

00:47:48.460 that is certainly

00:47:49.060 one way of looking at it

00:47:50.020 and I agree with you

00:47:50.700 let's see

00:47:53.660 Aide says

00:47:55.100 Matt since you banished me

00:47:56.540 from the show

00:47:57.360 my life has fallen

00:47:58.500 into shambles

00:47:59.340 my wife left me

00:48:00.500 my kids won't speak to me

00:48:01.780 I'm homeless now

00:48:03.100 and even the absence

00:48:03.860 of nourishment

00:48:04.540 is not even close

00:48:05.480 to the pain I feel

00:48:06.440 for not being a part

00:48:07.240 of the Sweet Baby Gang

00:48:08.180 today I ask you

00:48:09.540 and the Sweet Baby Gang

00:48:10.320 to once again

00:48:11.260 embrace me

00:48:12.440 as a fellow member

00:48:13.220 of the gang

00:48:13.800 that makes the Twitter mob

00:48:15.020 fly off the handle

00:48:15.920 with rage

00:48:16.440 I await your ever

00:48:17.280 loving forgiveness

00:48:18.160 well

00:48:19.600 if you were ever

00:48:21.000 a true

00:48:21.740 and dedicated member

00:48:22.680 of the SBG

00:48:23.360 you would know

00:48:23.840 that the cult leader

00:48:24.480 has no capacity

00:48:26.620 for loving forgiveness

00:48:27.560 which only shows

00:48:28.460 that your banishment

00:48:29.180 was just

00:48:30.340 and will continue

00:48:31.680 I'm afraid to say

00:48:32.700 Jim says

00:48:34.340 the earliest mention

00:48:37.260 I've seen

00:48:38.360 of the cultural

00:48:40.500 of the rather

00:48:41.800 climate

00:48:42.300 apocalypse predictions

00:48:43.780 is back from 1990

00:48:44.840 when the BBC

00:48:45.440 put out a documentary

00:48:46.460 called After the Warming

00:48:47.980 according to their

00:48:48.880 climate models

00:48:49.620 by the year 2020

00:48:50.600 global temperatures

00:48:51.540 were to have risen

00:48:52.180 by 15 to 25

00:48:53.300 degrees

00:48:53.740 this is actually

00:48:54.600 a cheerful thought

00:48:55.400 comparing our actual

00:48:56.080 performance to their

00:48:56.760 predictions

00:48:57.060 we can safely say

00:48:57.840 the strategy we've

00:48:58.880 adopted

00:48:59.180 mostly nothing

00:48:59.860 is the correct one

00:49:00.860 to avoid

00:49:01.680 catastrophic warming

00:49:03.040 right

00:49:04.400 that's

00:49:04.640 that is

00:49:05.220 that's true

00:49:06.000 that's one of the

00:49:06.640 consequences

00:49:07.100 of these

00:49:07.440 continual

00:49:08.500 and I guess

00:49:10.180 it goes back

00:49:10.620 all the way

00:49:11.060 to 1990

00:49:11.780 I guess that's true

00:49:12.660 because I can remember

00:49:13.520 one thing is that

00:49:15.240 the climate

00:49:15.800 apocalypse

00:49:17.340 the vision of the

00:49:18.640 apocalypse

00:49:19.020 has also changed

00:49:20.300 over time

00:49:20.920 and

00:49:22.040 it's only in the

00:49:23.320 last couple of

00:49:23.940 decades

00:49:24.200 when it became

00:49:24.960 well it became

00:49:25.380 global warming

00:49:26.040 and they changed

00:49:26.640 it to climate

00:49:27.100 change

00:49:27.640 before that

00:49:28.660 there was

00:49:29.080 predictions of

00:49:29.660 an ice age

00:49:30.300 there was a

00:49:30.720 nuclear winter

00:49:31.280 there was all

00:49:31.560 kinds of

00:49:31.800 overpopulation

00:49:32.640 and some of

00:49:33.740 these things

00:49:34.080 they still

00:49:34.560 keep in the

00:49:35.120 mix

00:49:35.340 overpopulation

00:49:36.040 they keep

00:49:36.380 in the mix

00:49:36.780 global warming

00:49:37.400 obviously is

00:49:37.880 still there

00:49:38.240 they've changed

00:49:38.940 it to climate

00:49:39.380 change

00:49:39.820 because

00:49:40.300 that encompasses

00:49:41.360 everything

00:49:41.940 I guess

00:49:42.500 they got tired

00:49:43.280 the environmentalist

00:49:44.260 chicken littles

00:49:45.200 got tired

00:49:45.720 of changing

00:49:46.420 the apocalypse

00:49:47.580 every 20 years

00:49:48.440 so then they

00:49:48.860 just said

00:49:49.160 you know what

00:49:49.480 it's climate

00:49:50.280 change

00:49:50.560 that's what

00:49:50.820 we're worried

00:49:51.080 about

00:49:51.260 any kind

00:49:51.720 of change

00:49:52.020 at all

00:49:52.220 doesn't matter

00:49:52.700 I can remember

00:49:55.080 when I was a

00:49:55.720 kid

00:49:56.060 yeah I did hear

00:49:57.880 about global

00:49:58.400 warming a little

00:49:59.140 bit

00:49:59.540 but especially

00:50:00.860 elementary middle

00:50:01.580 school that

00:50:02.000 wasn't the big

00:50:02.580 one the big

00:50:03.000 one was the

00:50:03.480 hole in the

00:50:03.940 ozone layer

00:50:04.580 and in

00:50:05.980 particular

00:50:06.580 deforestation

00:50:07.640 and again

00:50:08.360 they still keep

00:50:08.960 that they still

00:50:09.520 talk about that

00:50:10.280 but I was

00:50:11.820 convinced

00:50:12.720 as a young

00:50:13.800 child

00:50:14.260 that because

00:50:15.320 this is what

00:50:15.720 we were told

00:50:16.300 in our

00:50:17.460 elementary school

00:50:18.360 brainwashing

00:50:19.020 sessions

00:50:19.460 which aren't

00:50:20.820 nearly as bad

00:50:21.480 as the brainwashing

00:50:22.080 sessions they do

00:50:22.740 these days

00:50:23.160 but still

00:50:23.640 they were pretty

00:50:24.240 bad

00:50:24.480 I was convinced

00:50:25.740 that we were

00:50:26.760 all going to

00:50:27.200 suffocate

00:50:27.560 soon

00:50:28.480 because they

00:50:29.240 were chopping

00:50:29.560 down the trees

00:50:30.060 and we wouldn't

00:50:30.360 be able to

00:50:30.640 breathe

00:50:30.820 I mean that's

00:50:31.160 what we were

00:50:31.420 told by

00:50:32.040 teachers

00:50:32.400 so this

00:50:34.920 goes back

00:50:35.440 many many

00:50:36.020 years

00:50:36.180 but the

00:50:36.440 thing is

00:50:36.800 all these

00:50:38.820 predictions

00:50:39.280 and then

00:50:40.100 especially when

00:50:41.120 they put a

00:50:41.820 date on it

00:50:42.400 then you get

00:50:42.680 to the date

00:50:43.060 and everyone's

00:50:43.560 still alive

00:50:44.020 and everything

00:50:44.300 seems to be

00:50:44.720 okay

00:50:45.020 that only

00:50:46.140 proves that

00:50:46.580 as you

00:50:46.900 say

00:50:47.480 our strategy

00:50:49.620 of mitigation

00:50:50.060 is working

00:50:50.740 and namely

00:50:51.740 our strategy

00:50:53.140 is to do

00:50:53.560 nothing

00:50:53.900 apparently that

00:50:55.080 works

00:50:55.380 we could just

00:50:56.140 do that's the

00:50:56.700 good news

00:50:56.940 we can do

00:50:57.300 nothing at all

00:50:58.140 and live our

00:50:59.480 lives and still

00:51:00.720 manage to

00:51:01.620 evade all of

00:51:02.880 these disasters

00:51:03.520 that's great

00:51:04.900 that's something

00:51:05.520 to be happy

00:51:05.860 about

00:51:06.080 after witnessing

00:51:07.880 the James Webb

00:51:08.620 telescope so

00:51:09.320 beautifully capture

00:51:10.180 the great

00:51:10.720 unknown

00:51:11.220 reminding us

00:51:12.000 of our

00:51:12.300 unfathomably

00:51:13.300 minuscule

00:51:13.960 place in

00:51:14.480 the cosmos

00:51:14.920 you have

00:51:15.280 to wonder

00:51:15.660 if my

00:51:17.200 truth

00:51:17.680 that aliens

00:51:18.540 are real

00:51:19.240 is the

00:51:20.240 truth

00:51:20.720 that being

00:51:21.680 said

00:51:21.920 we need

00:51:22.260 to do

00:51:22.440 more

00:51:22.660 I think

00:51:23.420 the alien

00:51:24.020 shirt we

00:51:24.400 launched last

00:51:25.020 week was a

00:51:25.580 step in the

00:51:25.940 right direction

00:51:26.400 here's the

00:51:26.820 shirt by the

00:51:27.280 way if you

00:51:28.060 haven't seen

00:51:28.480 it yet

00:51:28.820 I'll put it

00:51:29.640 up for you

00:51:30.020 I keep it

00:51:30.740 here

00:51:30.980 even if I

00:51:32.220 you know

00:51:32.380 I don't wear

00:51:32.820 it because I

00:51:33.100 like to be

00:51:33.400 able to look

00:51:33.840 at it

00:51:34.080 that's how

00:51:34.320 much peace

00:51:34.740 and comfort

00:51:35.160 it brings

00:51:35.960 me but

00:51:36.860 that's not

00:51:37.220 nearly enough

00:51:37.660 this is why

00:51:38.020 I'm happy

00:51:38.300 to announce

00:51:38.640 that July's

00:51:39.620 installment of

00:51:40.280 my patch

00:51:40.840 program over

00:51:41.520 at dailywire.com

00:51:42.520 slash shop

00:51:43.160 is the

00:51:43.780 aliens are

00:51:44.720 real patch

00:51:45.700 right to the

00:51:46.280 point cuts

00:51:46.800 right to the

00:51:47.200 chase no

00:51:48.160 longer will

00:51:48.620 this marginalized

00:51:49.240 group be

00:51:49.820 subject to the

00:51:50.820 cruelty of

00:51:51.540 erasure last

00:51:52.740 month's patches

00:51:53.340 sold out so be

00:51:54.080 sure to head over

00:51:54.580 to my swag

00:51:55.760 shack today to

00:51:56.720 validate the

00:51:57.540 alien community

00:51:58.240 and give the

00:51:59.400 support it

00:52:00.000 deserves my

00:52:00.740 truth is out

00:52:01.320 there somewhere

00:52:02.800 lost in those

00:52:03.540 stunning nebulas

00:52:04.580 and distant

00:52:05.060 galaxies I

00:52:06.240 know it we

00:52:07.040 all know it so

00:52:07.940 get that patch

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00:52:57.380 the cry

00:53:03.500 went up

00:53:04.160 across the

00:53:04.780 land

00:53:05.100 mourning and

00:53:05.660 wailing in

00:53:06.080 the street

00:53:06.480 a great

00:53:06.920 tragedy had

00:53:07.680 occurred

00:53:08.060 a travesty

00:53:08.800 an injustice

00:53:09.400 of cosmic

00:53:10.100 proportions

00:53:10.600 proof again

00:53:11.540 that racism

00:53:13.000 is alive and

00:53:13.900 well in this

00:53:14.420 country and

00:53:15.260 now we have

00:53:16.180 as a nation

00:53:16.640 tumbled all

00:53:17.160 the way back

00:53:17.480 to pre-abolition

00:53:18.360 days the

00:53:19.120 clock has

00:53:19.520 been turned

00:53:19.960 back that's

00:53:20.460 how unspeakable

00:53:21.280 this event

00:53:21.760 was how

00:53:22.520 terrible the

00:53:23.220 outrage how

00:53:23.800 horrific how

00:53:24.440 dreadful how

00:53:25.440 ghastly as

00:53:27.100 headlines in

00:53:27.580 every major

00:53:27.960 media outlet

00:53:28.380 have reported

00:53:28.840 a Sesame

00:53:29.500 Street character

00:53:30.400 committed a

00:53:31.900 hate crime

00:53:32.420 against two

00:53:33.640 black children

00:53:34.280 well not the

00:53:35.920 character herself

00:53:36.580 but a person

00:53:37.660 in a Sesame

00:53:38.200 Street costume

00:53:38.840 and it wasn't a

00:53:39.660 hate crime

00:53:40.080 exactly but it's

00:53:41.020 close enough

00:53:41.440 according to the

00:53:42.580 racial outrage

00:53:43.420 brigade anyway

00:53:44.540 NBC News has

00:53:45.620 the chilling

00:53:46.140 story it says

00:53:47.000 a mother of

00:53:48.000 two young black

00:53:48.700 girls is calling

00:53:49.360 out Sesame

00:53:49.880 Place Philadelphia

00:53:50.500 after she says

00:53:51.420 her daughters were

00:53:52.060 intentionally dismissed

00:53:53.260 by a performer

00:53:54.020 dressed as a

00:53:55.120 Sesame Street

00:53:55.620 character over

00:53:56.220 the weekend

00:53:56.580 sparking a

00:53:57.520 fierce backlash

00:53:58.480 online in the

00:53:59.340 now viral video

00:54:00.260 posted Saturday

00:54:00.940 on the mother's

00:54:01.380 Instagram account

00:54:01.920 two young girls

00:54:02.920 are seen excitedly

00:54:03.740 reaching out to

00:54:04.360 the character

00:54:04.780 Rosita the first

00:54:06.260 bilingual Muppet

00:54:07.340 on Sesame Street

00:54:08.040 although it appears

00:54:08.980 the performer had

00:54:09.680 interacted with other

00:54:10.380 children before

00:54:10.940 reaching the girls

00:54:11.540 the video seems to

00:54:12.260 show the character

00:54:13.120 shaking their head

00:54:14.140 no in the direction

00:54:15.120 of the two young

00:54:16.060 black girls

00:54:17.100 the actual video

00:54:19.000 is about five

00:54:19.660 seconds long

00:54:20.300 and quite grim

00:54:22.060 so prepare yourself

00:54:23.220 for this

00:54:23.700 here it is

00:54:25.700 shocking

00:54:36.080 we have no

00:54:37.580 context here at

00:54:38.360 all we have only

00:54:39.000 five seconds of a

00:54:40.160 costume mascot

00:54:41.000 walking in a parade

00:54:42.020 but it is certainly

00:54:43.860 enough to leap to

00:54:44.940 very specific

00:54:45.780 conclusions about

00:54:46.620 the person in the

00:54:47.220 costume and about

00:54:48.360 Sesame Place and

00:54:49.240 about Sesame Street

00:54:50.020 and that's how the

00:54:51.380 mother of these

00:54:51.880 girls felt

00:54:52.460 anyway she

00:54:53.080 she posted the

00:54:54.100 video and

00:54:54.700 explained that

00:54:55.360 after her children

00:54:56.940 were deprived of

00:54:57.720 a high five

00:54:58.400 from this character

00:55:00.380 she demanded to

00:55:01.940 speak to a

00:55:02.400 supervisor

00:55:02.840 but she was

00:55:03.960 rebuffed because

00:55:04.780 for one thing

00:55:05.400 we can assume

00:55:06.040 that the other

00:55:06.800 people in the

00:55:07.320 parade had no

00:55:07.900 idea who the

00:55:08.520 supervisor of the

00:55:09.540 parade was

00:55:10.360 or if that

00:55:11.280 position existed

00:55:12.280 like it's not

00:55:13.260 what you're

00:55:13.460 expecting in a

00:55:14.160 parade for

00:55:14.760 someone to say

00:55:15.160 hey let me

00:55:15.480 speak to your

00:55:15.800 supervisor

00:55:16.240 of what the

00:55:17.580 parade you

00:55:18.580 want the

00:55:18.840 you know the

00:55:19.820 Karen slur is

00:55:20.940 meant to degrade

00:55:21.660 white women

00:55:22.160 specifically but

00:55:23.000 if the label

00:55:24.500 means anything

00:55:25.120 at all it

00:55:26.200 must surely

00:55:26.780 apply to a

00:55:27.460 woman who

00:55:27.920 asked to speak

00:55:28.580 to the manager

00:55:29.300 of the parade

00:55:30.260 because her

00:55:31.300 kids didn't get

00:55:31.940 enough high

00:55:32.500 fives

00:55:33.020 anyway even if

00:55:35.100 she could not

00:55:35.840 rectify the

00:55:36.480 situation through

00:55:37.860 speaking to a

00:55:38.400 manager her

00:55:39.380 Instagram post was

00:55:40.340 enough to get

00:55:40.860 her the 15

00:55:41.440 minutes of fame

00:55:42.120 and more

00:55:42.400 importantly 15

00:55:43.180 additional victim

00:55:43.900 points that she

00:55:45.320 desired the

00:55:46.000 incident went

00:55:46.460 viral and the

00:55:47.780 race baiters went

00:55:48.640 to work Leslie

00:55:49.400 Mack who is a

00:55:50.320 digital strategist

00:55:51.280 with pronouns in

00:55:52.000 her bio was one

00:55:53.380 of the accounts

00:55:53.780 that helped to

00:55:54.220 take this outrage

00:55:54.980 du jour to the

00:55:55.680 next level she

00:55:56.320 tweeted quote

00:55:57.580 baby page and

00:55:59.560 her cute little

00:56:00.180 friends went to

00:56:01.020 Sesame Place this

00:56:01.780 weekend to

00:56:02.200 celebrate Paige's

00:56:03.080 fourth birthday

00:56:03.820 and this is how

00:56:05.200 Sesame Place treated

00:56:06.260 these beautiful

00:56:06.940 black children I'm

00:56:08.440 hot another

00:56:09.900 account got 42

00:56:10.840 thousand retweets

00:56:11.720 with this

00:56:12.080 melodramatic take on

00:56:13.320 the situation

00:56:13.840 quote

00:56:14.500 it's upsetting

00:56:15.880 because no

00:56:16.420 matter what

00:56:16.860 damage control

00:56:17.720 is attempted

00:56:18.220 by Sesame

00:56:18.800 Place nothing

00:56:19.960 can undo how

00:56:20.900 these babies were

00:56:21.700 made to feel in

00:56:22.660 this moment the

00:56:24.060 looks on their

00:56:24.660 faces are so

00:56:26.240 heartbreaking you

00:56:28.520 know some people

00:56:29.020 have their hearts

00:56:29.900 broken by images

00:56:30.860 of children starving

00:56:32.800 to death in third

00:56:33.480 world countries some

00:56:35.100 are heartbroken by

00:56:36.280 death disease violence

00:56:37.560 and misery of other

00:56:38.640 sorts and others

00:56:40.100 are heartbroken

00:56:40.720 because two children

00:56:41.580 were mildly

00:56:42.360 disappointed when a

00:56:43.180 parade mascot didn't

00:56:44.820 wave to them I

00:56:46.940 guess heartbreak is

00:56:47.880 in the eye of the

00:56:48.680 beholder you know

00:56:50.360 soon people of course

00:56:51.220 were sharing other

00:56:52.400 examples of black

00:56:53.640 children not being

00:56:54.520 given sufficient

00:56:55.220 attention from

00:56:55.900 costume characters in

00:56:57.220 various situations

00:56:58.040 others were calling

00:56:59.180 for the person in the

00:57:00.160 mascot suit to be

00:57:01.460 identified and

00:57:02.240 publicly shamed

00:57:03.020 prominent race

00:57:04.200 baiters like Tariq

00:57:05.040 Nasheed got in on

00:57:05.880 the action Nasheed

00:57:06.600 alleging that the

00:57:07.400 costume character has

00:57:08.620 quote a deliberate

00:57:09.860 pattern of snubbing

00:57:11.300 children of color then

00:57:12.960 attorney Benjamin

00:57:14.340 Klump tweeted his

00:57:15.260 own sentiments of

00:57:16.100 heartbreak before

00:57:17.300 presumably parachuting

00:57:18.400 onto the scene to

00:57:19.400 get in front of

00:57:19.920 cameras and file

00:57:20.900 lawsuits actually I'm

00:57:22.600 kidding the family did

00:57:23.600 not hire Ben Crump

00:57:25.100 shockingly but they

00:57:26.460 did hire a different

00:57:27.340 race baiting lawyer who

00:57:28.560 is going to be he says

00:57:29.820 investigating the

00:57:31.420 situation other famous

00:57:33.540 figures weighed in

00:57:34.360 Beyonce's former

00:57:35.180 intern Kelly Rowland

00:57:36.220 posted the clip to

00:57:37.380 Instagram and declared

00:57:38.160 that she was so mad and

00:57:40.000 then actor Wendell

00:57:40.920 Pierce of the wire

00:57:41.820 fame went for and

00:57:44.000 probably I think won

00:57:45.020 the faux outrage gold

00:57:46.520 medal with his

00:57:48.060 analysis of the

00:57:49.080 situation tweeting this

00:57:50.320 this is this is not

00:57:51.340 meant to be a joke

00:57:51.940 this is what he

00:57:52.440 actually tweeted and

00:57:54.240 this is to remind you

00:57:55.240 about children not

00:57:57.480 being given a high

00:57:58.380 five by a mascot in a

00:58:00.320 prey this is what he

00:58:00.860 said witness the end

00:58:03.100 of innocence witness the

00:58:04.580 trauma this moment is

00:58:06.320 violent scarring

00:58:07.580 psychological abuse

00:58:08.840 watching it reminds me

00:58:10.320 of my own four years

00:58:11.780 old on Mardi Gras day

00:58:12.920 being denied the joy I

00:58:14.180 see other kids having

00:58:15.120 and the realization the

00:58:16.400 horrible reality the

00:58:17.900 immediate loss pain

00:58:20.260 you know in fairness he

00:58:23.300 sounds like me when I

00:58:24.260 go to order a beer at a

00:58:25.840 restaurant and they tell

00:58:26.920 me they don't have any

00:58:27.560 IPAs on tap you know I

00:58:30.220 also shout this is

00:58:31.200 something similar witness

00:58:32.380 the end of innocence

00:58:33.140 witness the trauma and

00:58:35.500 then I'm shot with a

00:58:36.120 tranquilizer dart and

00:58:37.060 carried away by men in

00:58:38.220 white coats a service

00:58:39.760 that somebody should

00:58:40.360 probably provide to

00:58:41.180 Wendell there because he

00:58:42.160 really seems to need it

00:58:43.000 so how will Sesame

00:58:45.420 Place respond to all of

00:58:47.080 this performative

00:58:48.000 maniacally stupid and

00:58:49.520 asinine nonsense will

00:58:51.140 they ignore it will they

00:58:53.080 laugh in the faces of

00:58:54.360 their ridiculous

00:58:55.120 disingenuous critics will

00:58:56.920 they issue a statement

00:58:57.820 saying hi boys and

00:58:59.100 girls today's letter of

00:59:00.340 the day is S S is for

00:59:01.980 shut the hell up you

00:59:03.080 damned crybabies will

00:59:05.540 they do any of that only

00:59:07.780 in my utopian fantasies

00:59:09.140 in real life they

00:59:10.220 issued not one but two

00:59:12.600 apologies the first came

00:59:14.100 in the form of a of an

00:59:15.260 explanation it read in

00:59:16.520 part quote our brand our

00:59:19.440 park and our employees

00:59:20.500 stand for inclusivity and

00:59:22.220 equality in all forms

00:59:23.480 regarding the incident

00:59:24.400 yesterday the costumes

00:59:25.640 our performers wear

00:59:26.400 sometimes make it

00:59:27.000 difficult to see at lower

00:59:27.920 levels and sometimes our

00:59:28.860 performers miss hug

00:59:29.760 requests from guests the

00:59:31.340 performer portraying the

00:59:32.140 Rosita character has

00:59:32.840 confirmed that the no

00:59:33.760 hand gesture seen several

00:59:34.960 times in the video was not

00:59:36.280 directed to any specific

00:59:37.080 person rather it was a

00:59:37.880 response to multiple

00:59:38.660 requests from someone in

00:59:39.540 the crowd who asked

00:59:41.200 Rosita to hold their

00:59:42.120 child for a photo which

00:59:43.640 is not permitted that's

00:59:46.120 the explanation perfectly

00:59:47.440 logical but when that

00:59:49.280 perfectly logical

00:59:49.920 explanation was not

00:59:50.740 accepted they tried again

00:59:52.300 with a more groveling

00:59:53.400 tone this is what they

00:59:54.600 this is what they issued

00:59:55.480 the statement they issued

00:59:56.080 a few hours later we

00:59:57.760 sincerely apologize to

00:59:59.360 the family for their

01:00:00.240 experience in our park on

01:00:01.640 Saturday we know that

01:00:03.200 it's not okay we're taking

01:00:04.980 actions to do better we

01:00:06.620 are committed to making

01:00:07.540 this right we will

01:00:08.720 conduct training for our

01:00:09.860 employees so they better

01:00:10.820 understand recognize and

01:00:12.060 deliver an inclusive

01:00:12.860 equitable and entertaining

01:00:14.400 experience for our guests

01:00:15.660 for over 40 years Sesame

01:00:17.120 Place has worked to

01:00:17.940 uphold the values of

01:00:18.840 respect inclusion and

01:00:19.920 belonging we are committed

01:00:21.240 to doing a better job

01:00:22.400 making children and

01:00:23.280 families feel special

01:00:24.400 seen and included when

01:00:26.020 they come to our parks

01:00:27.100 you know they just said

01:00:29.320 that the mascot didn't do

01:00:30.640 anything wrong and the

01:00:32.300 whole thing's being taken

01:00:33.060 out of context based on a

01:00:34.180 five-second conveniently

01:00:35.220 cropped and edited video

01:00:36.420 and now they say that

01:00:38.140 what the person in the

01:00:38.840 costume did though

01:00:40.180 totally innocent and

01:00:41.260 being wildly and

01:00:42.260 intentionally misconstrued

01:00:43.480 was not okay and that

01:00:45.640 they will do better which

01:00:47.600 of course means subjecting

01:00:48.600 their employees to more

01:00:49.540 racial sensitivity

01:00:50.320 brainwashing we can

01:00:51.660 assume and making sure

01:00:52.700 that every costume

01:00:53.540 character knows that they

01:00:55.080 must make a special point

01:00:56.320 of identifying and

01:00:57.320 singling out every non-white

01:00:58.800 child in the crowd or it

01:01:00.420 will cost them their jobs

01:01:01.300 the white children don't

01:01:03.280 matter of course I mean

01:01:04.100 they can be snubbed all

01:01:04.900 day long and nobody will

01:01:06.240 care which of course

01:01:08.400 white children are snubbed

01:01:10.540 by mascots all the time

01:01:12.140 I have four white children

01:01:14.220 and I have witnessed it

01:01:15.340 with my own eyes

01:01:16.480 unlike this mother though

01:01:18.360 I'm always relieved when

01:01:20.080 the costumed freaks don't

01:01:21.280 come over to us as I find

01:01:22.800 them all both annoying and

01:01:23.880 slightly disturbing so I

01:01:25.760 don't mind when they don't

01:01:26.340 go the other thing is if the

01:01:27.720 mascot walks by and one of

01:01:29.200 my kids starts whining

01:01:30.020 about it he didn't say hi

01:01:31.220 to me I don't I don't cry

01:01:33.440 it's oh you poor baby

01:01:35.060 you're heartbroken I say

01:01:36.520 hey stop whining we're at

01:01:39.020 this parade you think I

01:01:39.840 want to be here show some

01:01:41.960 gratitude that's my

01:01:43.940 response okay it's a

01:01:45.200 slightly different parenting

01:01:46.120 strategy and the thing is

01:01:47.800 you know we know that in

01:01:49.120 these costumes your field

01:01:50.060 of vision inside one of

01:01:51.840 those sweaty furry cocoons

01:01:53.860 is about as limited as an

01:01:55.080 armored medieval knight in a

01:01:57.000 jousting competition with you

01:01:58.520 know one small slit to peer

01:01:59.880 through it's almost certain

01:02:01.220 that the person in the

01:02:01.840 costume could not see the

01:02:03.040 children in fact walking in

01:02:05.120 a parade past hundreds of

01:02:06.580 children he will not see or

01:02:08.600 interact with most of them

01:02:10.360 this explanation certainly

01:02:12.580 makes a lot more sense than

01:02:13.760 the fantastical assumption

01:02:15.120 that the person in the

01:02:16.300 costume is a raging anti-black

01:02:18.220 racist who though working in

01:02:20.160 Philadelphia and interacting

01:02:21.700 with hundreds of black

01:02:22.540 customers every day randomly

01:02:24.780 decided to take his or her

01:02:26.200 racist energies out on two

01:02:27.540 black girls that explanation

01:02:29.920 makes zero sense while the

01:02:32.120 other one makes 100% sense

01:02:34.020 of course of the two choices

01:02:36.900 the race-baiting leftists take

01:02:38.260 the zero sense option because

01:02:41.560 they're bored and they lead

01:02:43.460 miserably empty lives and they

01:02:45.240 find momentarily they find

01:02:46.960 momentary meaning in these

01:02:48.360 performances of outrage also

01:02:50.500 because they're desperate to be

01:02:51.640 victims you know a desperation

01:02:53.040 that also stems from their bored and

01:02:54.480 empty lives but they live in

01:02:56.500 decadence and luxury and

01:02:57.660 therefore are deprived of true

01:02:59.120 opportunities to experience the

01:03:00.460 oppression they think they want

01:03:01.600 so they settle for getting mad at

01:03:03.920 a Muppet meanwhile black

01:03:06.960 children are actually traumatized

01:03:09.040 and abused and scarred and worse

01:03:10.960 every single day in this country

01:03:12.180 Wendell Pierce's words would apply

01:03:14.240 to the situation faced by a great

01:03:16.420 many black children in this

01:03:17.840 country I'm talking about the

01:03:19.820 black children growing up in

01:03:20.900 gang-ridden violence-plagued

01:03:22.360 communities with no fathers in the

01:03:23.760 home being raised by a drug

01:03:25.240 addicted mother and her rotating

01:03:26.480 cast of boyfriends I'm talking

01:03:28.760 about black children whose

01:03:29.840 innocence have been so thoroughly

01:03:31.200 destroyed that they are as a

01:03:32.760 recent viral video showed out in

01:03:34.600 the street before the age of five

01:03:36.140 cussing out and assaulting police

01:03:37.520 officers now those are black

01:03:39.880 children who could use some of

01:03:41.540 this surplus of outrage and

01:03:42.980 sympathy and concern but they're

01:03:45.000 ignored because their situation is

01:03:47.200 not helpful to the narrative it's

01:03:49.180 not as easy to racialize it

01:03:50.920 certainly not as easy not as easy to

01:03:53.440 blame whitey the real victims are

01:03:56.720 silenced and ignored and new

01:03:58.720 martyrs are made this time martyrs at

01:04:01.520 the hands of a Muppet and that's why

01:04:04.960 the Sesame Street outrage brigade is

01:04:07.260 today certainly canceled and we'll leave

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The Matt Walsh Show - July 19, 2022

Ep. 989 - The Trans Cult Officially Rewrites The Dictionary

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