The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 991 - Another Massive Big Pharma Scam Revealed

00:00:00.000 Today on the Matt Wall Show, Big Pharma has millions of people hooked on antidepressants,

00:00:04.940 but a bombshell new study reveals that everything they told us about the drugs is false.

00:00:09.420 This is just the latest Big Pharma scam to be exposed. We'll talk about it.

00:00:12.440 Also, speaking of Big Pharma fails, Joe Biden has been vaccinated three times and yet still contracted COVID.

00:00:18.220 This was announced a day after the president seemed to say that he has cancer.

00:00:22.700 What's that all about?

00:00:23.520 Plus, AOC tries to defend herself against the charge that she faked being in handcuffs. 1.00

00:00:27.580 And Dave Chappelle's upcoming show is moved to a different venue after trans activists complained.

00:00:32.900 In our daily cancellation, a lesbian bar in Portland falls victim to the woke mob in hilarious fashion. 0.98

00:00:38.440 All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.

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00:02:08.060 If you've been listening to this show for a while, you know that I have been a longtime skeptic of the pharmaceutical industry.

00:02:15.180 Now, of course, pretty much everyone claims to be a skeptic of the pharmaceutical industry.

00:02:19.400 People on the left are predisposed, you would think anyway, to hate big pharma because it's a multibillion-dollar industry, which you can put the word big in front of.

00:02:29.060 And that means that it's evil.

00:02:29.980 Many people on the right have become even more critical of big pharma in the last few years, especially because of how it has pushed the COVID vaccines.

00:02:37.660 They pushed it now, by the way, as of a few weeks ago, officially includes children as young as six months old.

00:02:43.780 So if you want to bring your baby in for a COVID vaccine, you can now do that, though I certainly wouldn't recommend it.

00:02:49.480 And yet, a large preponderance of both groups, even while usually assuming a kind of skeptical posture towards this industry, will let big pharma entirely off the hook when it comes to psychiatric drugs.

00:03:04.740 As of 2021, nearly 65 million Americans had been prescribed at least one psychiatric drug.

00:03:11.500 Think about that for a second.

00:03:12.460 65 million Americans.

00:03:14.640 Just five years before that, the number was 40 million.

00:03:17.680 40 million was already sky high.

00:03:20.460 In five years, it's gone up over 20 million.

00:03:23.760 20% of the country is on medication for mental illness, and that number is climbing by multiple percentage points every year.

00:03:31.920 Meanwhile, our health authorities, our so-called health authorities, tell us that the real crisis is untreated, read, non-drugged, unprescribed mental illness.

00:03:42.680 So they see the 65 million Americans on psychotropic drugs for mental illness, and they insist that the number is far too low.

00:03:49.760 We actually need to get it much higher.

00:03:51.520 It should be 100 million.

00:03:52.460 It should be 150 million.

00:03:53.220 It should be everybody.

00:03:55.220 And I'm not joking about that either, because the DSM expands, the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders expands with each new addition,

00:04:02.960 until every single human emotion, personality trait, proclivity, impulse has become a mental illness.

00:04:12.760 And we're already at the point with the latest DSM where you can open it up and find probably at least five or ten mental illnesses that would apply to you.

00:04:21.300 So they, the health establishment, the medical establishment, they demand that more and more mentally ill, quote-unquote, people, 0.68

00:04:32.340 most of them suffering from things like depression or anxiety or ADHD, be identified and drugged immediately.

00:04:39.160 Never mind the significant and often dangerous side effects of these drugs.

00:04:42.420 Never mind that we're altering people's brains en masse.

00:04:45.760 Never mind that we're diagnosing conditions that we barely understand and drugging them based on poorly supported and sometimes demonstrably false medical theories.

00:04:55.940 Never mind all that.

00:04:57.420 Just keep the drugs, and most importantly, the money, flowing.

00:05:01.800 This is what Big Pharma, along with doctors and psychiatrists, have been doing.

00:05:06.300 And many people on both the left and right, who are normally quite eager to criticize the medical establishment, fall silent,

00:05:12.420 as that same medical establishment declares millions upon millions of Americans mentally ill,

00:05:18.740 so mentally ill that they need psychotropic drugs in order to function. 0.95

00:05:23.400 On this point, many of Big Pharma critics are willing to simply take Big Pharma's word for it. 0.90

00:05:29.000 Well, they say we're all mentally ill, so I guess we are.

00:05:32.260 They might lie about everything else, these selective critics will say,

00:05:36.160 but they would never lie about the best treatment for depression.

00:05:39.980 They would never lie about that.

00:05:42.420 Quite an odd claim when you think about it.

00:05:44.940 And on the subject of depression, the, quote, mental illness that accounts for a large portion of that 65 million figure,

00:05:52.160 it's been taken as gospel for many years that drugs are necessary to treat it because

00:05:57.360 the condition is caused by a, quote, unquote, chemical imbalance in the brain.

00:06:03.300 This is an idea that people have absorbed from the culture,

00:06:06.220 and especially from propaganda from the drug companies.

00:06:08.980 You know, it's not, it didn't, it didn't, this didn't end up out there by accident.

00:06:13.820 That's what the drug companies want you to believe.

00:06:16.060 It's a chemical imbalance, so we'll give you a little chemical and a pill and it'll fix it right up for you.

00:06:21.380 And it's a doctrine that is jealously guarded and defended.

00:06:25.080 I know from experience that if you question it,

00:06:27.220 if you dare suggest that maybe there's more to it than a chemical imbalance,

00:06:32.600 you will be viciously attacked for your heresy.

00:06:36.140 People like the chemical imbalance idea because it seems simple

00:06:39.360 and because it totally absolves the individual from the responsibility to do anything

00:06:43.880 to help solve their own mental troubles.

00:06:46.060 It takes things like, you know, lifestyle, diet, etc.

00:06:49.040 It takes that out of the equation entirely.

00:06:50.380 It gives a simple cause, promises a simple solution,

00:06:54.360 and one that requires almost no work on the part of the individual.

00:06:57.560 Just take the pill, that's it.

00:06:59.320 Take the pill and everything will be better.

00:07:01.740 That's Big Pharma's motto.

00:07:03.480 Take the pill, take the shot, everything will be fine.

00:07:06.680 You solve your depression with a magic pill,

00:07:09.320 Big Pharma makes billions, win-win for everybody, right?

00:07:12.860 Well, wrong.

00:07:14.300 The problem with the chemical imbalance idea,

00:07:17.540 the one that has led to millions of people being put on psychiatric drugs,

00:07:22.340 the one that has put billions and billions,

00:07:25.160 hundreds of billions into the pockets of Big Pharma,

00:07:27.140 the problem with that idea is that there was never any evidence to support it.

00:07:31.640 It's a marketing slogan.

00:07:32.920 It's not a medical diagnosis.

00:07:35.140 And a study that was just released this week,

00:07:37.040 this is a truly, I don't use this phrase very often in a non-ironic way,

00:07:41.320 but it is a bombshell study.

00:07:43.660 Reported by The Guardian,

00:07:45.300 finally blows the lid off of the whole scam.

00:07:47.780 Here's the headline.

00:07:49.200 Little evidence that chemical imbalance causes depression,

00:07:52.340 UCL scientists find.

00:07:54.780 Reading now from the study, it says,

00:07:56.180 scientists have called into question the widespread use of antidepressants

00:07:59.680 after a major review found no clear evidence

00:08:02.380 that low serotonin levels are responsible for depression.

00:08:06.400 Prescriptions for antidepressants have risen dramatically since the 1990s,

00:08:09.840 with one in six adults and 2% of teenagers in England

00:08:12.400 now being prescribed them.

00:08:14.120 Millions more people around the world regularly use antidepressants.

00:08:17.700 Quote,

00:08:17.940 Many people take antidepressants because they've been led to believe

00:08:20.720 their depression has a biochemical cause,

00:08:23.060 but this new research suggests that this belief is not grounded in evidence.

00:08:27.560 This according to the study's lead author,

00:08:29.240 Joanne Moncrief,

00:08:30.600 a professor of psychiatry at University College London

00:08:32.680 and consultant psychiatrist at Northeast London NHS Foundation Trust.

00:08:36.920 Quote,

00:08:37.100 It is always difficult to prove a negative,

00:08:38.440 but I think we can safely say that after a vast amount of research conducted over several decades,

00:08:42.480 there is no convincing evidence that depression is caused by serotonin abnormalities,

00:08:46.580 particularly by lower levels or reduced activity of serotonin.

00:08:49.960 Thousands of people suffer from side effects of antidepressants,

00:08:52.580 including the severe withdrawal effects that can occur when people try to stop them,

00:08:56.300 stop taking them,

00:08:57.240 yet prescription rates continue to rise.

00:08:59.220 We believe this situation has been driven partly by the false belief

00:09:02.500 that depression is due to a chemical imbalance.

00:09:05.120 It is high time to inform the public that this belief is not grounded in science.

00:09:10.800 So it would seem that big pharma has made billions of dollars fixing a problem that does not exist.

00:09:18.140 Depression certainly exists, don't get me wrong,

00:09:21.040 but depression caused by a chemical imbalance is a myth,

00:09:24.160 and it is a mythical creation that the antidepressants are meant to fix.

00:09:29.660 It is something the pharmaceutical companies have made up,

00:09:32.640 a problem they made up, and then gave us the cure for.

00:09:36.240 Reading more from this report,

00:09:37.660 which is just more and more damning for the pharmaceutical industry as you go along,

00:09:42.000 it says,

00:09:42.380 In the new analysis, researchers said 85-90% of the public believes

00:09:46.040 depression is caused by low serotonin or a chemical imbalance.

00:09:50.280 Most antidepressants are selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors,

00:09:54.480 originally said to work by correcting abnormally low serotonin levels.

00:09:59.100 The review published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry looked at studies examining serotonin and depression

00:10:04.120 involving tens of thousands of people.

00:10:06.160 One of the findings was that research comparing levels of serotonin

00:10:08.980 and its breakdown products in the blood or brain fluids did not discover any difference

00:10:13.260 between people diagnosed with depression and healthy people.

00:10:16.520 The authors also looked at studies where serotonin levels were artificially lowered in hundreds of people

00:10:21.040 and concluded that lowering serotonin in this way did not produce depression in hundreds of healthy volunteers.

00:10:27.240 Other studies looked at the effects of stressful life events

00:10:29.540 and found that the more stressful life events a person has experienced,

00:10:32.360 the more likely they were to be depressed,

00:10:34.440 showing the importance of external events.

00:10:37.200 Who would have thought?

00:10:38.000 Apparently, external events, you know, the things that happen to us in our lives,

00:10:42.980 the events that we're a part of, the things that we suffer from,

00:10:46.380 the things that we encounter, all of that, your everyday life,

00:10:49.420 these have a deep and lasting effect on our moods and our emotions and our mental states.

00:10:55.380 Now, of course, even with this study, or rather without this study,

00:10:59.200 debunking the chemical imbalance theory, which was never really a theory actually,

00:11:02.620 but more of an unproven and arbitrary guess,

00:11:04.920 but before the study was even published,

00:11:08.560 it was already obvious that the chemical imbalance idea made no sense.

00:11:12.580 For one thing, in order to diagnose an imbalance,

00:11:15.180 we must first have some idea of what the correct balance is supposed to be,

00:11:19.860 and yet none, I would wager to say,

00:11:21.980 none of the 90% of the public who believes in the chemical imbalance

00:11:25.440 can articulately explain what sort of balance we're supposed to have on our brains.

00:11:30.620 Oh, there's a chemical imbalance.

00:11:31.820 Oh, really?

00:11:32.440 So what is our balance supposed to be exactly?

00:11:36.200 What's like the ideal balance?

00:11:37.920 I don't know.

00:11:38.580 I just know that it's imbalanced. 0.95

00:11:39.940 And even if we did know what sort of balance we're supposed to have,

00:11:44.300 how exactly do they diagnose the imbalance?

00:11:47.340 I mean, do they diagnose it at all?

00:11:49.980 Out of all the millions of people prescribed antidepressants,

00:11:52.380 were any of them given a brain scan or a blood test

00:11:54.960 or any other sort of physical medical test

00:11:56.840 to confirm that this imbalance existed before it was treated?

00:12:01.800 Like, these are drugs that are supposed to treat a physical problem.

00:12:04.460 Did they ever do anything to confirm the existence of the physical problem

00:12:08.480 inside the individual before giving them the drugs for it?

00:12:13.040 No. Never.

00:12:15.600 Well, that's odd.

00:12:17.160 If depression is simply biochemical in origin,

00:12:19.380 then why isn't it diagnosed on a biochemical basis?

00:12:23.300 If it's a simple physical ailment,

00:12:25.400 why isn't it confirmed physically before being treated as if it's simply physical?

00:12:31.640 These are the kinds of questions we could have been asking all along,

00:12:34.320 but hardly anyone ever did.

00:12:36.520 I want to read one last part of this report because it's important.

00:12:38.840 It says,

00:12:39.700 According to the research,

00:12:40.860 there is also evidence from other studies

00:12:42.320 that antidepressants may actually induce low serotonin in the long term.

00:12:47.480 It may actually create the problem it's supposed to fix.

00:12:51.300 Quote,

00:12:51.560 Our view is that patients should not be told

00:12:53.420 that depression is caused by low serotonin or biochemical imbalance,

00:12:56.360 and they should not be led to believe that antidepressants work

00:12:58.760 by targeting these unproven abnormalities.

00:13:01.220 Quote,

00:13:01.440 We do not understand what antidepressants are doing to the brain exactly,

00:13:06.040 and giving people this sort of misinformation

00:13:07.760 prevents them from making an informed decision

00:13:10.300 about whether to take antidepressants or not.

00:13:13.560 They don't understand exactly what these drugs are doing to the body,

00:13:16.640 but they prescribe them anyway.

00:13:18.000 That's another thing that I've been saying for years.

00:13:21.000 People giving these drugs out don't actually know exactly what they do

00:13:24.280 because the brain, the human brain, is a complicated place.

00:13:29.240 You know, putting people on drugs,

00:13:31.140 putting things into people's bodies

00:13:32.220 without really knowing what it's going to do,

00:13:33.940 there seems to be a lot of that sort of thing going around these days.

00:13:36.680 A lot of it.

00:13:37.440 And this sort of half-blind approach

00:13:41.480 is particularly terrifying

00:13:43.180 as it relates to the brain

00:13:44.900 because the brain, again, is still a mystery to us in many ways,

00:13:49.020 and yet drug companies are tinkering with it,

00:13:51.060 messing with our minds

00:13:51.940 without really knowing whether what they're doing will work

00:13:54.860 or how it's working, if it does work,

00:13:56.660 or what the long-term or even short-term effects will be.

00:14:02.220 One of the side effects of many psychiatric drugs

00:14:04.940 is suicidal thoughts.

00:14:06.240 Which is morbidly ironic

00:14:08.520 because, again, that's the problem

00:14:10.060 that they're supposed to help treat,

00:14:12.140 and yet they can cause that problem, apparently.

00:14:14.420 So these are drugs

00:14:15.760 which, according to the companies that produce them,

00:14:17.600 may cause you to think certain thoughts.

00:14:20.620 They may put thoughts into your head.

00:14:24.020 Self-destructive, dangerous thoughts.

00:14:26.340 That fact alone should give us pause.

00:14:29.660 Now, does this mean that there is no physical aspect to depression?

00:14:32.420 Of course not.

00:14:33.380 I mean, we're physical beings.

00:14:34.520 Our brains are physical.

00:14:36.700 There's going to be a significant physical element to the problem,

00:14:40.040 I mean, to any problem that we suffer from,

00:14:41.520 including mental problems, by definition.

00:14:43.260 But it's also multifaceted and complicated.

00:14:46.280 Depression is a feeling of emptiness, despair, hopelessness, meaninglessness.

00:14:50.020 If a person is feeling that way,

00:14:52.720 it's almost always impossible to discern one simple cause.

00:14:56.660 That's what the drug companies sell. 0.99

00:14:58.560 One simple cause, but it's never that simple.

00:15:01.740 There are internal and external factors,

00:15:03.940 all tracing back to the universal human condition.

00:15:06.800 The fact that we are mortal beings,

00:15:09.120 living in a world of constant pain and suffering and death and misery,

00:15:12.480 with lots of aimlessness and boredom in between.

00:15:14.420 You know, the depressed person is not crazy or sick

00:15:20.540 because they recognize this fact about life.

00:15:23.720 In fact, here's the point that we always miss in this discussion.

00:15:27.980 There are a lot, actually, of very good reasons to feel pretty bad

00:15:32.620 living as just a human being in the world.

00:15:35.560 The world could be a really tough place.

00:15:36.680 It doesn't mean that we should feel bad.

00:15:39.720 It doesn't mean that if someone does feel bad,

00:15:40.760 we should just leave them to their misery.

00:15:43.640 But the point is that these feelings are not crazy.

00:15:46.020 They're not delusional.

00:15:49.040 There are reasons for them.

00:15:52.840 And a person who's overcome with these feelings,

00:15:54.860 their problem is that they are not able to sufficiently cope

00:15:59.540 with our condition as human beings in this world.

00:16:04.800 They're not able to find meaning and hope and joy

00:16:08.220 in spite of all the terrible things

00:16:10.780 that come with being a human being in the world.

00:16:13.460 The way to treat the depression is to help them cope,

00:16:16.460 which will involve everything from better lifestyle choices

00:16:18.800 to diet and exercise,

00:16:20.540 getting outside on a sunny day and taking a walk,

00:16:22.500 like things like that, even really simple things.

00:16:25.080 It's not the be-all and end-all, but things like that.

00:16:28.180 In some cases, there may still be need for drugs temporarily,

00:16:31.400 but they're going to be a Band-Aid, not a cure.

00:16:34.800 You can't cure despair with a pill,

00:16:38.000 despite what the drug companies have told us.

00:16:41.680 And the drug companies have told us a lot of lies.

00:16:43.640 They have, especially recently.

00:16:47.220 And it's quite a statement, but this might be the biggest one yet.

00:16:50.820 Let's get to our five headlines.

00:16:57.460 All right, well, speaking of drugs not doing the job,

00:17:01.940 President Biden, here's the breaking news.

00:17:05.840 President Biden has tested positive for COVID-19.

00:17:10.420 This is the statement from Press Secretary Karen Jean-Pair.

00:17:14.260 Says, this morning, President Biden tested positive for COVID-19.

00:17:17.840 He's fully vaccinated and twice boosted

00:17:19.560 and experiencing very mild symptoms.

00:17:21.480 He's begun taking Paxlovid.

00:17:23.600 Consistent with CDC guidelines,

00:17:24.860 he will isolate at the White House

00:17:25.920 and will continue to carry out all of his duties fully during that term.

00:17:28.600 He has been in contact with members of the White House staff by phone this morning.

00:17:31.520 He'll participate in his planned meetings at the White House this morning

00:17:34.660 via phone and Zoom from the residents.

00:17:37.680 Consistent with White House protocol for positive COVID cases,

00:17:40.580 which goes above and beyond CDC guidance,

00:17:42.300 he will continue to work in isolation until he tests negative.

00:17:44.780 Once he tests negative, he will return to in-person work.

00:17:49.080 And he only works for three or four hours a day.

00:17:51.000 So, you know, that's the good news, I guess.

00:17:54.020 Light workload.

00:17:54.800 So this is, so Joe Biden has, you know, got fully vaccinated.

00:18:02.440 So he got the first shot, then got the second shot,

00:18:04.580 then got the booster shot, and then got another booster shot.

00:18:10.440 And he still got COVID.

00:18:13.520 And so now he's taking a pill made by the same companies

00:18:18.680 that produced the shot that didn't stop him from getting sick.

00:18:22.780 Pretty amazing.

00:18:24.960 And this happens, you know, if we can recall,

00:18:29.080 only about a year after Joe Biden claimed that a town hall,

00:18:35.560 it was almost one year ago exactly, I think,

00:18:38.300 that Joe Biden said that you're not going to get COVID

00:18:41.420 if you get the vaccination.

00:18:43.640 Let's go back and listen to that again.

00:18:46.040 You're okay.

00:18:47.100 You're not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations.

00:18:50.920 That's what he claimed.

00:18:55.240 You're not going to get COVID if you get the vaccination.

00:18:57.480 But that's something that we've erased from our memory.

00:19:00.920 There are many things related to COVID

00:19:02.220 that we're supposed to erase from our memory.

00:19:04.080 And one of them is that we were told in the early going

00:19:07.020 that if you get the shots, you will not get COVID.

00:19:11.260 And then there was this enormous shifting of the goalposts

00:19:14.720 when it turned out that whether you get the shot or not,

00:19:17.360 you're still going to get sick from COVID.

00:19:19.020 And we're just going to pretend that none of that was ever said.

00:19:22.680 Oh, we never said that.

00:19:23.320 It just makes your symptoms more mild.

00:19:27.260 Unfalsifiable, by the way.

00:19:27.940 That's the great thing about that.

00:19:29.900 Somebody has the vaccine, has all the boosters.

00:19:33.680 They get sick anyway.

00:19:34.680 And then you could just declare that,

00:19:36.740 well, they'd be so much more sick

00:19:37.940 if they didn't have the vaccine.

00:19:39.420 Well, how do you know that?

00:19:40.120 I mean, how do you know what would have happened

00:19:41.340 in this other theoretical universe

00:19:43.580 where they never got vaccinated?

00:19:45.600 You don't really know that.

00:19:46.480 But you can declare it.

00:19:50.460 Another common theme here,

00:19:51.700 especially where the drug companies are concerned.

00:19:53.540 Things that they can't really know and don't know,

00:19:55.740 but they'll just say it anyway.

00:19:57.640 Never held accountable for it.

00:20:00.880 And, I mean, just think,

00:20:02.700 it's not to belabor the point,

00:20:04.560 but this is four shots that he got

00:20:07.960 in the span of, what, 18 months?

00:20:11.540 Four shots to protect against this virus,

00:20:13.540 and he's still got it.

00:20:16.480 And that's on top of all the other

00:20:18.380 preventative measures that they do for the president.

00:20:22.060 Still got it.

00:20:24.120 Now, the timing here is interesting

00:20:27.020 and also concerning

00:20:27.940 because it was just yesterday

00:20:29.800 that Biden and cancer were trending.

00:20:34.860 Today on Twitter,

00:20:35.840 Biden has COVID is trending.

00:20:38.200 Yesterday was Biden has cancer

00:20:39.720 because during a speech,

00:20:41.820 he seemed to say that he has,

00:20:45.220 he seemed to announce that he has cancer.

00:20:46.640 Let's go back and watch it.

00:20:47.480 This is from yesterday.

00:20:49.160 You had to put on your windshield wipers

00:20:50.960 to get literally the oil slick off the window.

00:20:54.240 That's why I and so damn many other people

00:20:56.120 I grew up have cancer.

00:20:57.800 And why can't for the longest time,

00:21:00.260 Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation.

00:21:03.820 That's why I and many other people

00:21:05.620 I grew up with have cancer.

00:21:08.220 What?

00:21:10.720 We've never really gotten a clarification

00:21:12.060 for the White House on this.

00:21:13.020 Does the president have cancer?

00:21:14.480 Is that something we should probably know?

00:21:15.780 Does he have cancer and COVID now?

00:21:18.200 That's not a good combination.

00:21:19.580 And he's elderly.

00:21:21.600 Shouldn't we know these things?

00:21:24.000 This is how bad it's gotten

00:21:25.140 that the president said,

00:21:28.240 the president of the United States

00:21:29.200 said yesterday that he has cancer.

00:21:30.580 That is what he said.

00:21:31.360 And, but we're all kind of assuring ourselves,

00:21:36.740 oh, he doesn't really have cancer.

00:21:37.620 He just has dementia.

00:21:38.460 So he says stuff like this.

00:21:40.020 So either he has, either,

00:21:41.240 this is either him making that statement

00:21:43.160 is either due to the fact

00:21:44.080 that he really does have cancer

00:21:45.360 or, oh no, it's just dementia flaring up again.

00:21:48.600 Not a good situation to be in as a country

00:21:51.040 when this is the guy leading things.

00:21:53.540 All right, let's move to this.

00:21:54.480 This is from the Daily Wire.

00:21:56.100 Iconic music venue, First Avenue,

00:21:58.480 cave to backlash on Thursday,

00:22:00.040 canceling comedian Dave Chappelle's show

00:22:02.080 hours before his performance

00:22:03.320 was slated to start.

00:22:04.660 The venue located in Minnesota

00:22:05.820 has reportedly been receiving backlash

00:22:07.500 for planning to host Chappelle.

00:22:09.240 The comedian leans left

00:22:10.680 but has refused to play

00:22:11.420 the politically correct game

00:22:12.360 with his material,

00:22:13.060 specifically when it comes

00:22:13.680 to radical gender theory.

00:22:15.260 First Avenue posted on social media

00:22:16.940 on Thursday evening,

00:22:18.380 we hear you.

00:22:19.780 The Dave Chappelle show tonight

00:22:21.040 at First Avenue has been canceled

00:22:22.500 and is moving to the Varsity Theater.

00:22:24.360 We know we must hold ourselves

00:22:25.780 to the highest standards

00:22:26.860 and we know we let you down.

00:22:28.480 We are not just a black box

00:22:30.100 with people in it

00:22:30.780 and we understand

00:22:31.500 that First Avenue

00:22:32.500 is not just a room

00:22:33.680 but meaningful beyond our walls.

00:22:36.440 The First Avenue team

00:22:37.300 and you have worked hard

00:22:38.800 to make our venues

00:22:39.720 the safest spaces in the country

00:22:41.300 and we will continue

00:22:42.440 with that message.

00:22:43.760 We believe in diverse voices

00:22:45.160 and the freedom

00:22:45.680 of artistic expression

00:22:46.580 but in honoring that

00:22:47.820 we lost sight of the impact

00:22:49.340 this would have.

00:22:50.300 We know that there are some

00:22:51.220 who will not agree

00:22:51.840 with this decision.

00:22:53.180 You are all welcome

00:22:54.260 to send feedback.

00:22:54.980 This is always kind of

00:22:58.300 mind-boggling

00:22:59.400 this sort of thing

00:23:00.140 because

00:23:00.640 they got backlash

00:23:02.560 for hosting Dave Chappelle

00:23:03.580 and immediately caved.

00:23:04.780 It's not like they put up a fight.

00:23:06.260 Okay?

00:23:07.140 They didn't put up any fight at all.

00:23:08.600 They caved right away.

00:23:09.360 That's not the mind-boggling thing.

00:23:10.560 That's what we expect.

00:23:12.500 The somewhat confusing thing

00:23:13.720 is that

00:23:14.080 well you must have known

00:23:16.100 that this backlash

00:23:17.720 would come

00:23:18.800 if you're even

00:23:20.760 slightly clued in.

00:23:22.860 if you haven't been living

00:23:24.380 in a cave somewhere

00:23:25.440 then you would know

00:23:27.780 that it's going to be

00:23:28.480 quote-unquote

00:23:28.920 controversial

00:23:29.660 to host Dave Chappelle

00:23:31.520 at your venue.

00:23:32.300 It shouldn't be controversial

00:23:33.120 but we live in an insane society

00:23:35.780 and so it is.

00:23:36.880 And so you obviously

00:23:38.100 knew that

00:23:39.020 going in

00:23:40.860 so weren't you

00:23:42.400 didn't you

00:23:42.820 kind of batten down

00:23:43.580 the hatches

00:23:44.200 and weren't you prepared

00:23:45.300 girding your loins

00:23:46.980 ready for battle?

00:23:49.500 So you make this decision

00:23:51.500 to do something

00:23:52.420 that you know

00:23:53.000 is going to upset people

00:23:54.040 that part is great.

00:23:55.420 I'm all in favor of that.

00:23:57.360 Doing something

00:23:58.040 even though it's going to

00:23:58.720 upset the peanut gallery

00:23:59.560 and they're going to be

00:24:00.000 crying about it.

00:24:00.680 Fine.

00:24:01.120 I'm on board for that

00:24:01.900 100%.

00:24:02.560 And you go in

00:24:04.940 with your eyes open

00:24:05.620 but then immediately

00:24:06.480 as the backlash comes

00:24:07.740 the backlash you knew

00:24:08.500 was coming

00:24:08.940 when it does come

00:24:09.940 you give up right away.

00:24:12.720 And the thing about

00:24:13.460 Dave Chappelle

00:24:13.900 that I think we lose sight of

00:24:14.880 is that

00:24:15.420 you know Chappelle

00:24:17.480 I appreciate

00:24:18.860 most of what he says

00:24:21.360 on the topic

00:24:22.560 of gender

00:24:23.840 which is actually

00:24:26.560 sex. 0.74

00:24:27.420 You know 0.80

00:24:27.520 most of what he says

00:24:28.540 on the topic

00:24:29.100 of biological sex

00:24:30.260 I appreciate.

00:24:30.940 I agree with

00:24:31.560 most of it.

00:24:34.480 But Dave Chappelle

00:24:35.420 is actually

00:24:35.920 far less offensive

00:24:37.380 than he's ever been.

00:24:39.980 It may shock

00:24:41.040 kids today

00:24:42.140 but go back and watch

00:24:43.260 the Chappelle show

00:24:44.780 on Comedy Central

00:24:45.800 back in

00:24:46.300 you know

00:24:46.640 back when it was

00:24:47.580 I think first aired

00:24:48.640 almost 20 years ago

00:24:49.420 now.

00:24:50.980 Early 2000s.

00:24:53.800 You take any

00:24:54.440 any single skit

00:24:55.940 from that show

00:24:56.760 far more provocative

00:24:59.060 than anything he's said

00:25:00.580 at any point

00:25:01.100 over the last

00:25:01.580 like eight or nine years.

00:25:04.240 And so he actually

00:25:05.500 has

00:25:06.100 you know

00:25:06.320 he gets

00:25:07.020 credit for standing up

00:25:08.820 against the mob

00:25:10.340 and I give him

00:25:11.120 credit for that too

00:25:11.780 but he actually has

00:25:13.480 softened quite a bit

00:25:15.100 and I don't know

00:25:15.760 if that's just

00:25:16.400 old age

00:25:17.640 or what

00:25:18.040 or if he's trying

00:25:19.240 to appease the mob

00:25:20.760 a little bit

00:25:21.040 I'm not sure what it is

00:25:21.680 but he has softened

00:25:22.480 his approach quite a bit

00:25:23.320 and he's not nearly

00:25:23.960 as controversial

00:25:24.500 as he used to be.

00:25:26.000 And even when he talks

00:25:26.780 about gender

00:25:28.220 the things that he says

00:25:29.180 about it

00:25:29.600 are

00:25:29.920 they're not anywhere

00:25:31.780 close to what you're

00:25:32.400 going to hear on this show

00:25:33.040 for example

00:25:33.600 he doesn't go anywhere

00:25:35.200 near that

00:25:35.860 and he does often

00:25:38.760 make a point of saying

00:25:39.600 well I don't judge

00:25:40.380 any trans people

00:25:41.280 and I respect their identity

00:25:42.380 he says all that kind of stuff.

00:25:43.480 And then he gets

00:25:44.060 into the

00:25:44.560 into the rest of it.

00:25:47.920 So it's

00:25:48.540 it is a

00:25:49.000 it's a sad day

00:25:50.200 not just when

00:25:52.260 you know

00:25:53.020 comedians are getting

00:25:53.900 kicked out of venues

00:25:54.760 for committing the crime

00:25:55.660 of telling jokes

00:25:56.540 but when

00:25:58.040 when current day

00:25:59.240 Dave Chappelle

00:26:00.120 is the most

00:26:01.460 controversial comedian

00:26:02.900 on the national stage

00:26:04.780 that is a

00:26:05.580 very sad state.

00:26:07.980 All right

00:26:08.320 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:26:10.440 here's an actual

00:26:11.720 funny joke.

00:26:12.380 This I think

00:26:13.120 is a funnier joke

00:26:13.940 than than really

00:26:14.780 anything Dave Chappelle

00:26:15.440 has actually said

00:26:16.020 over the last

00:26:16.520 several years.

00:26:18.160 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:26:19.140 who went over yesterday

00:26:19.920 she along with 0.86

00:26:21.260 other Democrats

00:26:21.880 showed up at this

00:26:23.600 protest slash pageant

00:26:25.320 intentionally got arrested

00:26:27.260 because they were

00:26:28.860 sitting in the street

00:26:29.520 it was a pro-abortion thing

00:26:30.500 they were sitting

00:26:30.820 in the middle of the street

00:26:31.240 they were warned three times

00:26:32.060 you gotta get up

00:26:32.460 they didn't

00:26:32.760 so they were arrested

00:26:33.400 only arrested

00:26:34.640 in the technical sense

00:26:36.000 if they were even arrested

00:26:36.920 in the technical sense

00:26:38.100 which I'm not sure

00:26:38.560 that they actually

00:26:39.100 I'm not sure

00:26:39.620 if what happened

00:26:40.080 to them qualifies

00:26:40.900 as being arrested

00:26:41.460 technically or not

00:26:42.160 but they were

00:26:43.380 momentarily briefly

00:26:44.760 detained by police officers

00:26:46.040 they were not sent

00:26:47.320 to jail

00:26:47.760 they weren't charged

00:26:48.460 with anything really

00:26:49.560 and they were not cuffed

00:26:51.860 and yet

00:26:52.240 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

00:26:53.320 pretended to be handcuffed

00:26:54.700 and we played

00:26:55.980 the footage for yesterday

00:26:56.960 she wasn't the only one

00:26:57.640 it was also Ilhan Omar

00:26:58.500 hands behind the back

00:27:00.280 being escorted by police

00:27:02.680 that's not a way

00:27:06.060 that people normally walk

00:27:07.300 and so she was clearly

00:27:09.820 pretending to be handcuffed

00:27:11.140 we were waiting for her

00:27:12.780 to finally defend herself

00:27:14.140 against the charge

00:27:15.200 that she was pretending

00:27:16.120 to be handcuffed

00:27:16.880 and she has

00:27:18.100 and she hasn't disappointed

00:27:18.960 so she has offered

00:27:21.280 kind of two excuses

00:27:22.900 and the first is

00:27:23.920 this on Instagram

00:27:25.380 where she says

00:27:26.880 that the claim

00:27:27.640 that she was pretending

00:27:28.340 to be handcuffed

00:27:28.980 is a conspiracy theory

00:27:30.220 listen

00:27:30.540 Republicans favorite hobby

00:27:32.900 is to make conspiracy theories

00:27:34.260 out of everything

00:27:34.900 to distract you

00:27:36.320 and keep you from talking

00:27:37.160 about what's actually important

00:27:38.280 which is the fact

00:27:39.120 that they are trying

00:27:39.740 to take away

00:27:40.380 your right to bodily autonomy

00:27:42.160 if I was faking that

00:27:43.940 why would I intentionally

00:27:44.840 fist pump somebody 0.98

00:27:45.820 yeah if you were

00:27:47.620 well I'd love to answer

00:27:49.240 that question AOC

00:27:49.840 thank you for asking

00:27:50.620 it's a great question

00:27:51.360 if you were faking

00:27:53.040 having handcuffs

00:27:54.300 and yet you put the fist up

00:27:56.840 anyway

00:27:57.340 why would you do that 1.00

00:27:58.340 well because you're very stupid 1.00

00:27:59.540 that's why you would do it 1.00

00:28:01.200 because you're a stupid person 1.00

00:28:02.300 but it's not a conspiracy 1.00

00:28:04.580 we're not

00:28:05.100 we're not alleging

00:28:05.980 that you conspired

00:28:07.060 with anyone

00:28:07.740 to pretend to be handcuffed

00:28:09.320 you totally did that

00:28:10.480 on your own

00:28:11.100 we fully know that

00:28:12.620 but we're not

00:28:13.800 we're not saying

00:28:14.220 that this was some

00:28:14.820 grand conspiracy

00:28:15.560 between you and the police

00:28:16.540 this is just you

00:28:17.700 on your own

00:28:18.280 doing what you

00:28:19.740 do best

00:28:20.600 and you still don't

00:28:21.280 do that well

00:28:21.780 which is performing

00:28:23.720 one thing

00:28:27.020 one thing that helps

00:28:27.600 you clarify things

00:28:28.280 is when you understand

00:28:29.300 and I'm not the first person

00:28:30.420 to point this out

00:28:31.160 but it's an important insight

00:28:32.820 anyway

00:28:33.160 that a great number

00:28:36.060 of politicians

00:28:36.640 especially the ones

00:28:37.340 on the national stage

00:28:38.280 the ones

00:28:38.740 you know

00:28:39.660 the ones in DC

00:28:40.840 they wanted to be actors

00:28:43.300 most of them

00:28:44.100 and they ended up

00:28:45.560 as politicians

00:28:46.220 because either 0.99

00:28:47.140 they were too ugly 0.99

00:28:47.900 to be actors 0.99

00:28:48.480 or they didn't have

00:28:49.760 the talent

00:28:50.140 so this is like

00:28:52.100 a fallback option

00:28:53.120 for them

00:28:53.520 and once you come

00:28:55.000 to understand that

00:28:55.900 some of this stuff

00:28:56.820 begins to make sense

00:28:57.540 she also responded

00:29:00.020 to the charge

00:29:00.760 on Twitter

00:29:01.500 and she was responding

00:29:02.420 to a tweet

00:29:02.900 from Nancy Mace

00:29:04.200 who most recently

00:29:05.340 we saw

00:29:05.720 she's the Republican

00:29:06.500 Congresswoman

00:29:07.980 who voted along

00:29:09.300 with the Democrats

00:29:09.800 to have the federal

00:29:10.560 government redefine

00:29:11.480 marriage nationwide

00:29:12.500 so that's the kind

00:29:14.040 of conservative

00:29:14.480 she is

00:29:14.900 but she accused 0.75

00:29:15.680 AOC of performance

00:29:17.540 art

00:29:17.940 and faking the handcuffs

00:29:19.060 and AOC said

00:29:19.660 no faking here

00:29:21.180 putting your hands

00:29:21.860 behind your back

00:29:22.700 is a best practice

00:29:24.020 while detained

00:29:24.920 handcuffed or not

00:29:26.420 to avoid escalating

00:29:27.980 charges like resisting

00:29:29.080 arrest

00:29:29.560 but given how you

00:29:30.760 lied about a fellow

00:29:31.840 rape survivor

00:29:32.600 for points

00:29:33.240 as you put it to me

00:29:34.020 I don't expect

00:29:34.700 much else from you

00:29:35.420 putting your hands

00:29:36.460 behind your back

00:29:37.000 is best practice

00:29:38.080 when dealing with police

00:29:38.940 first of all

00:29:39.660 since when does

00:29:40.620 AOC care about

00:29:41.440 the best practices

00:29:42.640 when dealing with police

00:29:43.740 and second

00:29:44.700 I can tell you right now

00:29:46.000 that is most definitely

00:29:46.800 not best practices

00:29:47.700 that is quite literally

00:29:48.840 the opposite of best practices

00:29:50.280 when you're dealing

00:29:50.780 with police

00:29:51.160 which is why

00:29:51.820 you never hear

00:29:53.380 a police officer

00:29:54.160 shout to like

00:29:55.060 a bad guy 0.75

00:29:55.660 come out with your hands

00:29:56.920 behind your back

00:29:57.520 hey

00:29:58.280 hey

00:29:58.860 put your hands

00:29:59.400 where I can't see them

00:30:00.340 yeah right

00:30:00.880 right behind your back

00:30:01.520 right no no

00:30:02.160 right next to your

00:30:02.900 to your waistband

00:30:03.760 where people usually

00:30:04.700 keep guns

00:30:05.220 right there

00:30:05.640 yep

00:30:05.860 keep them right there

00:30:06.940 I don't want to see

00:30:08.540 your hands

00:30:08.880 that's not what

00:30:10.560 police officers say

00:30:11.280 you put your hands

00:30:12.660 behind your back

00:30:13.200 if they're going to

00:30:13.660 cuff you

00:30:14.100 but if they're not

00:30:15.420 going to cuff you

00:30:15.960 then what they want

00:30:16.660 is your hands

00:30:17.180 out and up

00:30:17.940 they want

00:30:18.240 they want your hands 0.97

00:30:19.140 visible

00:30:19.680 they want

00:30:20.580 they want your hands 0.97

00:30:21.240 away from your waistband

00:30:22.640 that's where they want

00:30:23.320 your hands

00:30:23.660 best practices

00:30:25.760 still walk with your hands

00:30:27.420 behind your back

00:30:28.080 all right

00:30:29.480 yeah

00:30:30.000 you know what

00:30:31.280 actual best practices

00:30:31.960 put your hands

00:30:32.480 in your pockets

00:30:33.000 when dealing with the cops

00:30:34.000 cops have their guns

00:30:35.880 drawn on you

00:30:36.480 best practice

00:30:37.040 put your hand

00:30:37.380 right in your pocket

00:30:37.860 just kidding

00:30:38.820 please do not do that

00:30:39.820 all right

00:30:41.580 I want to play this for you

00:30:42.380 here's a teacher

00:30:43.160 boasting

00:30:44.620 about making her students

00:30:46.640 I think this is a her 0.99

00:30:48.080 can't be sure

00:30:48.780 but making her students 0.94

00:30:50.580 use pronouns

00:30:51.420 I want you to listen

00:30:52.080 to what she says

00:30:52.840 I know I'm probably

00:30:54.580 going to get a lot

00:30:55.120 for this

00:30:55.600 but I don't really care

00:30:56.260 who cares

00:30:56.940 we're doing

00:30:58.580 summer programming

00:30:59.920 and this year

00:31:01.300 I vowed to make

00:31:02.520 a really strong effort

00:31:04.640 to figure out

00:31:05.720 how my students

00:31:06.900 want to be

00:31:08.540 acknowledged

00:31:09.960 as far as their pronouns

00:31:11.960 so naturally

00:31:12.800 I'm leading by example

00:31:13.740 right

00:31:13.980 I've got my name

00:31:14.920 she

00:31:15.720 her

00:31:16.180 that's how I identify

00:31:17.220 easy

00:31:18.180 simple

00:31:18.700 so they know

00:31:19.520 that they would call me

00:31:20.600 Miss Kramer

00:31:21.620 instead of you know

00:31:22.700 mister or whatever

00:31:24.040 because you know

00:31:24.480 the hair

00:31:24.800 there's still stigma

00:31:25.520 whatever

00:31:25.860 on our first assignment

00:31:27.580 I asked them to put

00:31:28.600 their preferred pronouns

00:31:30.020 on their papers

00:31:31.020 and not one kid

00:31:32.120 protested

00:31:32.780 not one kid

00:31:33.800 they were all

00:31:34.640 super comfortable

00:31:35.920 and super down

00:31:36.820 with it

00:31:37.220 but look at this

00:31:38.660 I'm covering their name

00:31:40.000 but look at that

00:31:40.960 I'm okay being called

00:31:42.620 they them

00:31:43.160 she her

00:31:43.980 or he him

00:31:44.780 they're totally down

00:31:46.480 for that

00:31:47.000 I can't help but

00:31:48.340 feel like that kid

00:31:49.700 now feels safe

00:31:50.680 and comfortable

00:31:51.760 being who they are

00:31:52.600 you have to

00:31:55.520 you have to just think

00:31:56.280 about how creepy

00:31:57.020 it is

00:31:57.980 to hear

00:31:58.760 and we hear this

00:31:59.300 we hear this

00:32:00.020 this excuse

00:32:00.820 from the groomer

00:32:01.940 so often

00:32:02.560 but when they say

00:32:04.800 oh it's okay

00:32:05.780 because the kids

00:32:06.620 are okay with it

00:32:08.660 when we do this

00:32:09.940 to the kids

00:32:10.460 they're okay with it

00:32:11.580 so we can do it

00:32:13.240 that's

00:32:15.820 certainly not the first time

00:32:17.280 we hear that

00:32:17.700 from that excuse

00:32:19.200 from groomers

00:32:19.880 and child predators

00:32:20.560 that's like

00:32:22.340 the classic

00:32:22.920 excuse

00:32:23.960 from creeps like that

00:32:26.280 oh not one kid

00:32:28.420 protested

00:32:29.160 well of course

00:32:30.340 they didn't

00:32:31.140 of course

00:32:31.420 they didn't protest

00:32:32.200 number one

00:32:34.180 they're kids

00:32:34.840 so

00:32:35.760 they're just

00:32:37.040 going to accept

00:32:37.700 whatever you tell them

00:32:38.660 and even if they don't

00:32:42.440 I mean they might

00:32:42.860 ask questions

00:32:43.600 they might

00:32:44.220 the kids

00:32:44.960 the kids certainly

00:32:46.020 are capable

00:32:46.640 of skepticism

00:32:47.320 and any parent

00:32:50.120 knows

00:32:50.360 the kids will ask

00:32:51.220 they certainly

00:32:51.600 will ask questions

00:32:52.620 but here's what

00:32:53.920 a kid's not

00:32:54.480 going to do

00:32:55.000 a kid is not

00:32:57.140 going to

00:32:57.940 most of the time

00:32:59.000 question

00:33:00.440 the underlying

00:33:01.880 fundamental

00:33:03.540 premise

00:33:04.500 of something

00:33:05.300 so they're

00:33:07.400 usually

00:33:07.980 what a kid

00:33:08.440 especially

00:33:08.840 if they're

00:33:09.120 being told

00:33:10.180 something

00:33:10.400 from an

00:33:10.700 authority figure

00:33:11.360 they're going

00:33:12.380 to accept

00:33:12.900 the premise

00:33:13.780 right

00:33:14.360 so

00:33:14.720 the example

00:33:15.700 that I always

00:33:16.320 use

00:33:17.120 is like

00:33:17.620 what's one

00:33:18.140 of the most

00:33:18.560 fantastical

00:33:19.320 if you have

00:33:19.640 kids

00:33:19.920 that are

00:33:20.460 listening

00:33:20.700 right now

00:33:21.020 cover their

00:33:21.360 ears

00:33:21.520 what's one

00:33:23.380 of the most

00:33:23.620 fantastical

00:33:24.320 things that

00:33:24.760 adults will

00:33:25.280 tell kids

00:33:25.680 is that

00:33:25.960 Santa Claus

00:33:26.400 exists

00:33:26.740 and kids

00:33:28.280 will

00:33:28.520 they'll have

00:33:28.880 a lot

00:33:29.100 of questions

00:33:29.620 about Santa Claus

00:33:30.520 right

00:33:31.080 they'll ask

00:33:31.440 a lot

00:33:31.640 of questions

00:33:32.100 a lot

00:33:32.420 of really

00:33:32.760 specific questions

00:33:33.700 and pretty

00:33:34.060 good questions

00:33:34.500 but what

00:33:35.160 they won't

00:33:35.700 do

00:33:35.940 at least

00:33:36.240 until they

00:33:36.560 get older

00:33:36.960 is question

00:33:38.060 the whole

00:33:38.980 underlying

00:33:39.540 claim

00:33:40.240 that there

00:33:40.760 is a

00:33:41.060 Santa Claus

00:33:41.480 to begin

00:33:41.780 with

00:33:41.940 that part

00:33:42.760 they'll

00:33:42.980 accept

00:33:43.520 and then

00:33:44.960 it's some

00:33:45.460 of the

00:33:45.960 the

00:33:47.260 kind of

00:33:49.160 claims that

00:33:50.000 go along

00:33:50.420 with that

00:33:50.720 that the

00:33:50.960 last question

00:33:51.480 is about

00:33:51.780 so they're

00:33:53.680 looking at

00:33:54.120 the branches

00:33:54.660 of the tree

00:33:55.480 but they're

00:33:55.920 not going

00:33:56.360 after the

00:33:56.760 roots

00:33:56.940 that's not

00:33:57.260 what kids

00:33:57.540 do

00:33:57.760 and they

00:33:59.740 shouldn't

00:34:00.160 have to

00:34:00.600 they should

00:34:00.960 be able

00:34:01.260 to trust

00:34:01.640 the authority

00:34:02.020 figures

00:34:02.420 in their

00:34:03.080 lives

00:34:03.300 especially

00:34:03.720 an authority

00:34:04.300 figure

00:34:04.640 who's in

00:34:04.960 the position

00:34:05.340 of educating

00:34:05.840 them

00:34:06.100 so that's

00:34:07.820 one reason

00:34:08.280 why they're

00:34:08.840 going to

00:34:09.280 go along

00:34:09.660 with it

00:34:09.820 they're

00:34:10.340 totally

00:34:10.660 cool

00:34:10.940 the kids

00:34:11.220 are totally

00:34:11.560 cool

00:34:11.760 with it

00:34:12.060 yeah that's

00:34:12.840 one reason

00:34:13.140 the other

00:34:13.400 reason is

00:34:13.960 that even

00:34:15.400 the kids

00:34:15.700 who have

00:34:16.000 learned to

00:34:16.300 be more

00:34:16.620 skeptical

00:34:16.940 about the

00:34:17.420 underlying

00:34:17.680 claim

00:34:17.980 they also

00:34:18.480 know that

00:34:18.940 they're in

00:34:19.280 an environment

00:34:19.820 where they

00:34:20.540 cannot voice

00:34:21.260 that skepticism

00:34:22.160 for fear

00:34:23.020 of social

00:34:23.780 ostracization

00:34:24.520 or from

00:34:25.580 actual punishments

00:34:27.320 and penalties

00:34:27.720 from the

00:34:27.980 administration

00:34:28.360 at the

00:34:28.680 school

00:34:28.920 so you've

00:34:30.580 got a

00:34:30.800 metaphorical gun 0.68

00:34:31.660 to their 0.99

00:34:31.980 heads

00:34:32.340 saying

00:34:33.840 this is

00:34:34.180 the way

00:34:34.500 now

00:34:34.760 and if

00:34:34.960 you don't

00:34:35.120 like it

00:34:35.480 then you're

00:34:35.780 a bigot

00:34:36.140 and that's

00:34:36.380 the worst

00:34:36.680 thing you could

00:34:36.980 possibly do

00:34:37.480 you're gonna

00:34:37.620 be socially

00:34:37.980 ostracized

00:34:38.560 and then all

00:34:39.240 the kids

00:34:39.620 go along

00:34:40.240 with you

00:34:40.400 and say

00:34:40.540 look at that

00:34:40.900 they went

00:34:41.160 along with it

00:34:41.800 I mean you

00:34:43.620 might as well

00:34:44.340 go up to

00:34:44.920 someone and 0.95

00:34:45.600 put a gun 0.99

00:34:46.000 to their 1.00

00:34:46.200 head and

00:34:46.460 ask for

00:34:46.760 all the

00:34:46.960 money

00:34:47.180 in their

00:34:48.260 wallet

00:34:48.540 and then

00:34:48.780 they give

00:34:49.020 it to you

00:34:49.280 and then

00:34:49.480 they say

00:34:49.680 look they

00:34:50.060 were willing

00:34:50.320 to give

00:34:50.520 me

00:34:50.580 their

00:34:50.760 money

00:34:51.080 that wasn't

00:34:52.180 stealing

00:34:52.440 from them

00:34:52.700 at all

00:34:52.980 actually

00:34:53.300 they gave

00:34:53.880 it to me

00:34:54.260 all right

00:34:56.000 a few other

00:34:57.260 things I want

00:34:57.600 to get to

00:34:58.020 we'll try to

00:34:58.620 go through

00:34:59.900 some of these

00:35:00.340 quickly

00:35:00.940 get to as much

00:35:02.060 as we can

00:35:02.440 here is

00:35:03.680 more environmental

00:35:04.820 hysteria

00:35:05.560 which has been

00:35:06.280 the theme

00:35:06.820 of the month

00:35:07.880 as the temperatures

00:35:08.480 get hotter

00:35:09.180 and so we start

00:35:09.900 worrying about

00:35:10.480 global warming

00:35:11.040 this is a report

00:35:12.440 from theday.com

00:35:13.840 it says

00:35:14.200 the global

00:35:14.740 extinction crisis

00:35:16.000 underway

00:35:16.440 may be more

00:35:17.200 intense than

00:35:17.840 previously thought

00:35:18.580 as humans

00:35:18.960 continue to tear

00:35:19.760 up land

00:35:20.240 overuse certain

00:35:21.000 resources

00:35:21.520 and heat up

00:35:22.100 the planet

00:35:22.540 new research

00:35:23.560 led by the

00:35:24.040 University of

00:35:24.480 Minnesota

00:35:24.760 indicates

00:35:25.400 nearly one

00:35:26.300 in three

00:35:26.580 species

00:35:26.960 of all kinds

00:35:27.580 30%

00:35:28.080 face global

00:35:28.720 extinction

00:35:29.160 or have been

00:35:29.720 driven to

00:35:30.020 extinction

00:35:30.300 since the

00:35:30.780 year 1500

00:35:31.460 according to

00:35:32.620 the new

00:35:32.880 survey published

00:35:33.520 in the journal

00:35:33.980 Frontiers in

00:35:35.020 Ecology and

00:35:35.660 Environment

00:35:36.080 that's

00:35:37.280 significantly

00:35:37.640 higher than

00:35:38.320 prevailing

00:35:38.720 global estimates

00:35:39.460 and the

00:35:39.720 findings

00:35:40.000 surprised

00:35:41.080 lead author

00:35:41.740 Forrest Isbell

00:35:42.800 he said

00:35:43.980 one of the

00:35:44.340 reasons is

00:35:45.080 that it

00:35:45.340 takes more

00:35:45.760 insects

00:35:46.140 and other

00:35:46.520 lesser

00:35:46.760 studied

00:35:47.100 species

00:35:47.460 groups

00:35:48.080 into account

00:35:48.720 so

00:35:49.000 and there

00:35:50.280 were other

00:35:50.540 headlines about

00:35:51.100 this

00:35:51.300 the global

00:35:51.780 extinction

00:35:52.200 crisis

00:35:52.600 so you

00:35:53.060 can add

00:35:53.500 that

00:35:53.860 to all

00:35:54.760 of the

00:35:55.300 environmental

00:35:56.660 cataclysms

00:35:57.920 and Armageddon

00:35:58.900 that we

00:35:59.300 face

00:35:59.720 another one

00:36:00.500 and they're

00:36:00.700 all linked

00:36:01.040 together

00:36:01.400 and later

00:36:02.580 on in the

00:36:02.920 same report

00:36:03.360 he links

00:36:03.720 this into

00:36:04.120 climate change

00:36:05.520 and everything

00:36:05.840 else

00:36:06.040 but

00:36:06.300 another one

00:36:09.160 is the

00:36:10.240 so-called

00:36:11.080 extinction

00:36:11.520 crisis

00:36:12.040 but as we

00:36:14.180 just talked

00:36:14.520 about with

00:36:14.800 kids

00:36:15.000 they never

00:36:15.560 question the

00:36:16.060 underlying

00:36:16.340 premise

00:36:16.740 kids don't 0.88

00:36:17.860 do that

00:36:18.080 as adults

00:36:18.520 we should

00:36:18.920 and

00:36:20.880 even on

00:36:21.660 something

00:36:21.860 like this

00:36:22.340 it's always

00:36:23.660 heresy

00:36:23.980 to do it

00:36:24.360 of course

00:36:24.740 to question

00:36:25.280 the premise

00:36:25.940 anytime

00:36:26.380 the left

00:36:27.460 tells you

00:36:27.740 anything

00:36:27.920 to question

00:36:28.360 it is

00:36:28.580 heresy

00:36:28.920 especially

00:36:30.680 when it's

00:36:30.940 something

00:36:31.080 like this

00:36:31.560 it's just

00:36:31.840 it's a

00:36:32.140 well they're

00:36:32.400 saying it's

00:36:32.680 a global

00:36:33.000 extinction

00:36:33.360 crisis

00:36:33.780 the only

00:36:35.320 appropriate

00:36:35.720 response

00:36:36.220 is to 0.88

00:36:36.760 throw up

00:36:37.060 your hands

00:36:37.360 and scream 1.00

00:36:37.740 and cry

00:36:38.040 that's all

00:36:38.320 you're

00:36:38.460 supposed

00:36:38.600 to do

00:36:38.820 if you

00:36:39.160 do

00:36:39.260 anything

00:36:39.480 but that

00:36:39.900 then you're 1.00

00:36:40.260 a horrible 1.00

00:36:41.600 sociopath 1.00

00:36:43.200 who doesn't

00:36:43.840 care about

00:36:44.280 all these

00:36:44.700 innocent

00:36:45.020 species

00:36:45.440 well the

00:36:47.060 only thing

00:36:47.380 that I

00:36:47.600 will note

00:36:47.980 and I'm

00:36:49.460 not saying

00:36:49.760 that there

00:36:50.020 isn't

00:36:50.420 necessarily

00:36:50.920 some sort

00:36:51.480 of

00:36:51.660 extinction

00:36:52.140 crisis

00:36:52.780 going on

00:36:53.540 I'm not

00:36:55.140 saying there

00:36:55.380 isn't

00:36:55.880 I'm saying

00:36:57.640 I need more

00:36:58.040 evidence of it

00:36:58.800 and I'm not

00:37:00.100 just going to

00:37:00.440 accept it

00:37:00.760 because you

00:37:01.060 claim

00:37:01.340 because here's

00:37:03.260 something else

00:37:03.680 that I know

00:37:04.120 which is that

00:37:04.740 99.9%

00:37:07.120 of all

00:37:08.320 species

00:37:08.780 that have

00:37:09.260 ever lived

00:37:09.940 on earth

00:37:10.580 are currently

00:37:11.840 extinct

00:37:12.520 and the

00:37:13.920 vast majority

00:37:14.780 went extinct

00:37:15.840 before human

00:37:17.380 civilization

00:37:18.000 existed

00:37:18.780 so millions

00:37:21.180 and millions

00:37:22.460 of species

00:37:23.080 came and

00:37:24.120 went

00:37:24.460 long before

00:37:25.840 the Egyptians

00:37:26.860 even built

00:37:28.000 the pyramids

00:37:28.480 so that's

00:37:30.720 something that

00:37:31.100 I know

00:37:31.400 which means

00:37:33.180 that

00:37:33.680 species

00:37:36.480 go extinct

00:37:37.260 you know

00:37:37.720 this is

00:37:38.480 something that

00:37:38.960 naturally happens

00:37:39.640 species go

00:37:40.160 extinct

00:37:40.500 and so

00:37:42.360 even if

00:37:43.100 we didn't

00:37:43.580 have

00:37:43.720 industrialized

00:37:44.300 society

00:37:44.760 if

00:37:46.920 we talk

00:37:47.720 about

00:37:47.860 from the

00:37:48.100 year 1500

00:37:48.600 to now

00:37:49.200 that's

00:37:49.560 so many

00:37:50.400 species

00:37:50.700 went extinct

00:37:51.180 even if

00:37:52.260 human beings

00:37:52.660 weren't on

00:37:53.200 earth

00:37:53.600 a certain

00:37:54.920 at least

00:37:55.460 large

00:37:55.900 percentage

00:37:56.380 of those

00:37:56.840 species

00:37:57.120 would have

00:37:57.380 went extinct

00:37:57.760 anyway

00:37:58.000 so what

00:38:00.480 we need

00:38:00.880 to know

00:38:01.260 is

00:38:01.580 without

00:38:02.180 humans

00:38:02.860 how many

00:38:03.640 would have

00:38:03.900 gone extinct

00:38:04.460 and then we

00:38:04.820 know how

00:38:05.060 many we

00:38:05.280 can blame

00:38:05.560 on ourselves

00:38:06.020 and once

00:38:08.040 we have

00:38:08.320 that information

00:38:08.760 I'm not

00:38:09.000 sure what

00:38:09.300 exactly

00:38:09.620 we do

00:38:10.000 with it

00:38:10.420 I guess

00:38:12.960 we just

00:38:13.200 walk through

00:38:13.620 the street

00:38:14.080 you know

00:38:14.640 whipping 0.95

00:38:15.220 ourselves

00:38:15.700 and crying

00:38:16.620 mea culpa

00:38:17.200 that's what

00:38:18.580 we're supposed

00:38:18.900 to do

00:38:19.360 let's see

00:38:21.780 one other

00:38:22.420 thing to know

00:38:23.380 this is from

00:38:24.000 cnsnews.com

00:38:25.600 it says

00:38:25.900 a new poll

00:38:26.640 this is a

00:38:28.680 by the way

00:38:29.060 a new poll

00:38:29.480 that some

00:38:30.440 Christians have 0.99

00:38:30.920 been trumpeting

00:38:31.400 as kind of

00:38:32.080 a success

00:38:32.500 story

00:38:32.800 but I don't

00:38:33.040 know if

00:38:33.180 I see it

00:38:33.500 that way

00:38:33.820 it says

00:38:34.360 a new poll

00:38:34.760 of likely

00:38:35.180 Catholic voters

00:38:35.900 found that

00:38:36.420 82% of

00:38:37.160 Catholics

00:38:37.520 support

00:38:38.160 ending

00:38:38.540 abortion

00:38:39.000 outright

00:38:39.460 or imposing

00:38:40.900 various regulations

00:38:41.740 to limit it

00:38:42.340 also a majority

00:38:43.080 of Catholics 0.88

00:38:43.580 oppose

00:38:44.160 pro-transgender

00:38:45.060 policy

00:38:45.560 in regard

00:38:46.440 to their

00:38:46.820 children's

00:38:47.380 sports teams

00:38:47.900 and school

00:38:48.240 bathrooms

00:38:48.620 further a majority

00:38:49.400 of Catholics 0.88

00:38:49.800 say they

00:38:50.540 disapprove of

00:38:51.340 President Joe

00:38:51.820 Biden's job

00:38:52.460 as president

00:38:53.000 likely Catholic

00:38:56.280 voters

00:38:56.600 were more

00:38:57.060 aligned

00:38:57.380 when it

00:38:57.600 came to

00:38:57.920 transgender

00:38:58.400 ideology

00:38:59.020 in school

00:38:59.400 67%

00:39:00.320 said they

00:39:01.140 oppose

00:39:01.540 biological

00:39:02.140 boys

00:39:02.620 who

00:39:02.800 identify

00:39:03.220 as

00:39:03.520 female 0.86

00:39:03.880 using

00:39:04.320 the

00:39:04.500 girls 0.98

00:39:04.780 schools

00:39:05.380 bathrooms

00:39:06.580 and

00:39:06.840 locker

00:39:07.060 rooms

00:39:07.220 also

00:39:07.420 67%

00:39:08.120 said

00:39:08.340 they

00:39:08.440 oppose

00:39:08.780 biological

00:39:09.280 boys

00:39:09.680 competing

00:39:10.340 against

00:39:10.640 girls 0.98

00:39:10.940 on school

00:39:11.320 sports

00:39:11.680 33%

00:39:12.440 said

00:39:12.780 policies

00:39:13.260 in their

00:39:13.780 children's

00:39:14.980 school

00:39:15.140 related to

00:39:15.760 gender

00:39:16.080 identity

00:39:16.440 made them

00:39:16.860 consider

00:39:17.240 alternative

00:39:17.660 education

00:39:18.320 also 63%

00:39:19.420 of Catholics 0.88

00:39:19.880 believe

00:39:20.440 gender

00:39:20.800 is created

00:39:21.220 by God

00:39:21.740 56%

00:39:22.660 say

00:39:22.880 trans

00:39:23.220 ideology

00:39:23.660 conflicts

00:39:24.180 with church

00:39:24.980 teaching

00:39:25.340 I don't

00:39:27.160 know

00:39:27.280 some people

00:39:28.480 are seeing

00:39:28.860 these as

00:39:29.540 encouraging

00:39:29.960 numbers

00:39:30.300 because it's

00:39:30.860 a majority

00:39:31.420 but I

00:39:32.900 hate to be

00:39:33.800 the guy

00:39:34.140 always pointing

00:39:34.880 to the

00:39:35.360 dark cloud

00:39:36.300 within the

00:39:36.700 silver lining

00:39:37.200 but once

00:39:37.600 again I

00:39:37.920 must do

00:39:38.220 that

00:39:38.480 only

00:39:39.880 63%

00:39:41.760 of Catholics 0.88

00:39:42.380 believe that

00:39:43.060 quote

00:39:43.600 gender

00:39:44.000 is created

00:39:44.540 by God

00:39:45.080 and we

00:39:46.940 have to add

00:39:47.260 the stipulation

00:39:47.820 there that

00:39:48.120 of course

00:39:48.540 in a way

00:39:49.920 gender

00:39:50.260 was not

00:39:50.640 created

00:39:50.900 by God

00:39:51.360 because

00:39:51.640 gender

00:39:52.040 is

00:39:52.440 as a

00:39:53.680 category

00:39:54.040 is something

00:39:54.480 that human

00:39:54.800 beings

00:39:55.080 made up 0.96

00:39:55.540 sex

00:39:56.260 was created 0.95

00:39:56.780 by God

00:39:57.260 but in

00:39:57.920 the poll

00:39:58.260 that's what

00:39:58.600 they meant

00:39:58.920 they're just

00:39:59.260 conflating

00:39:59.660 the two

00:39:59.960 so 63%

00:40:02.560 of Catholics 0.88

00:40:03.020 only 63%

00:40:04.240 say that

00:40:06.520 sex is 0.97

00:40:07.620 created by 0.96

00:40:07.980 God

00:40:08.200 and only

00:40:10.200 a slim

00:40:10.840 majority

00:40:11.300 56%

00:40:12.060 say that

00:40:12.520 trans ideology

00:40:13.160 conflicts

00:40:13.540 with church

00:40:13.840 teaching

00:40:14.120 this would

00:40:15.840 be

00:40:16.100 if these

00:40:16.840 were the

00:40:17.220 numbers

00:40:17.620 like

00:40:18.180 nationwide

00:40:19.040 cultural

00:40:20.240 culture

00:40:21.860 wide

00:40:22.300 if these

00:40:22.640 were the

00:40:22.860 numbers

00:40:23.160 then I

00:40:25.020 would say

00:40:25.380 that we're

00:40:25.800 trending in

00:40:26.220 the right

00:40:26.460 direction

00:40:26.840 but within

00:40:29.300 the church

00:40:29.900 no

00:40:30.980 this is a

00:40:31.700 unfortunately

00:40:32.480 very bad

00:40:32.920 sign

00:40:33.160 all right

00:40:34.580 let's get

00:40:35.480 to the

00:40:36.060 comment

00:40:37.540 section

00:40:37.900 who makes

00:40:39.200 a twitter

00:40:39.660 mob fly

00:40:40.600 off the

00:40:41.100 handle

00:40:41.480 with rage

00:40:42.680 who's to

00:40:45.120 blame

00:40:46.140 it's a

00:40:47.900 sweet baby

00:40:48.460 gang

00:40:49.840 jimmy c

00:40:52.600 jimmy c

00:40:52.620 says i'd

00:40:53.120 love to

00:40:53.400 see and

00:40:54.020 i prefer

00:40:54.640 not to

00:40:55.120 play the

00:40:55.520 preferred

00:40:55.940 pronoun

00:40:56.380 game

00:40:56.920 t-shirt

00:40:57.520 um

00:40:59.240 that's a

00:40:59.660 little wordy

00:41:00.360 maybe something

00:41:01.740 like a

00:41:02.160 different idea

00:41:02.920 more simple

00:41:03.440 would be

00:41:03.820 something like

00:41:04.400 nobody cares

00:41:05.120 about your

00:41:05.420 pronouns

00:41:05.800 we put that

00:41:06.260 on a t-shirt

00:41:06.720 something like

00:41:07.280 that

00:41:07.540 we'll work

00:41:07.940 we'll workshop

00:41:08.380 it we'll work

00:41:08.940 with it

00:41:09.400 um

00:41:10.480 david s

00:41:13.180 says matt

00:41:14.080 you should

00:41:14.380 make more

00:41:14.760 documentaries

00:41:15.280 similar to

00:41:15.940 what is a

00:41:16.320 woman such

00:41:16.780 as what is

00:41:17.220 marriage what

00:41:17.760 is a person

00:41:18.240 and what

00:41:18.620 is truth

00:41:19.080 i get these

00:41:19.560 kind of

00:41:19.740 suggestions all

00:41:20.300 the time

00:41:20.680 and they're

00:41:21.600 good suggestions

00:41:22.200 but what i

00:41:22.640 would also

00:41:22.980 say is you

00:41:23.640 know maybe

00:41:24.060 maybe one

00:41:24.540 day we do

00:41:25.120 something like

00:41:25.540 that but

00:41:25.980 but also

00:41:26.640 um someone

00:41:28.120 else can pick

00:41:28.660 up the mantle

00:41:29.120 on some of

00:41:29.540 these you know

00:41:30.900 i'd love i'd

00:41:31.560 love to see

00:41:31.880 just like in

00:41:33.040 the movie

00:41:33.400 what is a

00:41:33.840 woman 0.99

00:41:34.060 we cover a

00:41:37.400 lot of

00:41:37.700 ground and

00:41:39.160 you could

00:41:39.540 circle back

00:41:40.440 and take

00:41:40.900 any one

00:41:41.320 of these

00:41:41.600 avenues that

00:41:42.160 we just

00:41:42.420 sort of

00:41:42.660 touched on

00:41:43.200 and do

00:41:43.980 a whole

00:41:44.380 movie about

00:41:44.920 it the

00:41:46.440 origins of

00:41:46.920 gender theory

00:41:47.400 that's five

00:41:48.040 minutes in

00:41:48.380 the movie

00:41:48.640 you go back

00:41:49.060 and do a

00:41:49.260 whole movie

00:41:49.560 about it

00:41:49.880 maybe maybe

00:41:50.620 that's something

00:41:50.960 we end up

00:41:51.320 doing but

00:41:51.840 i would also

00:41:52.620 love to see

00:41:53.040 other people

00:41:53.540 do that

00:41:54.940 uh metfreak101

00:41:58.620 says my

00:41:59.920 five-year-old

00:42:00.360 nephew is allowed

00:42:00.960 to play vr

00:42:01.720 all day long

00:42:02.740 which i could

00:42:03.360 not disagree

00:42:03.880 with more

00:42:04.520 i don't think

00:42:04.960 we really know

00:42:05.500 the damage

00:42:05.960 things like that

00:42:06.620 could do to

00:42:07.540 a young mind

00:42:08.420 uh yeah to

00:42:09.500 a five-year-old

00:42:10.180 well well i'll

00:42:11.320 disagree with you

00:42:11.800 on one thing

00:42:12.360 we do know

00:42:12.940 some of the

00:42:13.840 damage anyway

00:42:14.420 there has been

00:42:16.260 research on this

00:42:16.880 now it's it's

00:42:17.540 true that we

00:42:18.440 can't we can't

00:42:19.040 know the full

00:42:19.360 extent of it

00:42:19.960 there are a lot

00:42:21.720 of things that

00:42:22.080 are happening to

00:42:22.540 kids right now

00:42:23.100 that are relatively

00:42:23.740 unprecedented and

00:42:24.560 so we can't

00:42:25.020 know the full

00:42:25.460 extent we can't

00:42:26.140 know for sure

00:42:27.560 um how this is

00:42:30.040 all going to

00:42:30.540 manifest itself

00:42:31.480 20 or 30

00:42:32.060 years down the

00:42:32.580 line

00:42:32.780 but we know

00:42:34.560 enough to say

00:42:35.560 that having

00:42:36.440 your kid using

00:42:37.300 any screen

00:42:38.160 at the age

00:42:39.520 of five

00:42:40.240 um for long

00:42:43.220 periods of the

00:42:44.460 day every day

00:42:45.260 is a really

00:42:45.860 bad idea

00:42:46.520 and to have

00:42:48.680 that screen

00:42:49.240 right up against

00:42:50.160 his eyes and

00:42:50.940 wearing a headset

00:42:51.640 blocking out the

00:42:52.380 whole rest of

00:42:52.800 the world

00:42:53.160 absorbed in this

00:42:54.840 virtual reality

00:42:55.860 fantasy world

00:42:56.500 yeah not not

00:42:57.320 good i mean at

00:42:59.520 the age of five

00:43:00.100 at the your

00:43:02.120 kid is this is

00:43:02.840 what frustrates

00:43:03.360 me so much

00:43:03.760 he's he's a

00:43:04.400 five right he's

00:43:05.000 a five-year-old

00:43:05.560 boy five-year-old

00:43:07.840 boys are so easy

00:43:09.700 to keep

00:43:10.180 entertained you

00:43:11.740 don't need all

00:43:12.420 the fancy gadgets

00:43:13.240 you don't need

00:43:13.800 that you can

00:43:16.300 one of the most

00:43:17.900 classic examples

00:43:18.640 everybody knows

00:43:19.180 an empty box

00:43:20.380 you give a

00:43:21.740 five-year-old boy

00:43:22.440 an empty box

00:43:23.260 that is a large

00:43:24.380 empty box that

00:43:25.140 is hours of

00:43:26.080 entertainment or

00:43:28.100 like a a stick

00:43:29.720 my both of my

00:43:32.220 boys are older

00:43:32.920 than that my

00:43:33.580 my oldest boy

00:43:34.220 is nine years

00:43:34.780 old and can

00:43:35.340 still be vastly

00:43:37.180 entertained by a

00:43:38.240 stick i don't

00:43:39.860 know all the

00:43:40.200 things that he

00:43:40.620 you know

00:43:40.820 pretending it's

00:43:41.500 a sword doing

00:43:42.180 all this

00:43:42.400 whatever

00:43:42.680 that's uh and

00:43:46.620 the thing is if

00:43:47.540 you have a

00:43:48.000 five-year-old boy

00:43:49.020 who is not able

00:43:50.180 to entertain

00:43:50.820 themselves with

00:43:51.540 a box or a

00:43:52.460 stick or some

00:43:53.020 other just

00:43:53.460 random object who

00:43:54.580 can't go run

00:43:55.380 outside and have

00:43:56.220 fun then

00:43:58.320 that's a sign

00:44:00.640 that he's

00:44:02.020 already absorbed

00:44:02.760 too much of

00:44:03.860 the screen time

00:44:04.460 and become

00:44:05.400 dependent on

00:44:06.000 it and so

00:44:07.500 now i think

00:44:07.920 that the

00:44:08.420 this calls for

00:44:09.620 some cold

00:44:10.060 turkey take

00:44:10.960 it away force 0.55

00:44:11.860 him to go

00:44:12.300 out and use

00:44:13.720 his imagination

00:44:14.380 to have fun

00:44:14.900 it's for his

00:44:16.600 own good

00:44:17.020 uh let's see

00:44:19.580 cody says i

00:44:20.500 agree with a

00:44:20.960 lot of what

00:44:21.340 matt has to

00:44:22.040 say but he's

00:44:22.700 severely out of

00:44:23.520 touch with

00:44:24.000 americans

00:44:24.460 perspective of

00:44:25.320 gay marriage

00:44:25.960 this could be

00:44:26.520 a unifying

00:44:27.120 issue and

00:44:28.080 you continue

00:44:28.520 to widen the

00:44:29.280 gap between

00:44:29.940 americans

00:44:30.500 well why would

00:44:32.560 you think that

00:44:33.020 i give the

00:44:33.400 slightest damn

00:44:34.100 about americans 0.98

00:44:35.180 perspective

00:44:36.040 i don't care

00:44:38.200 yeah i'm i'm

00:44:39.220 fully aware

00:44:39.900 cody that

00:44:41.840 when it comes to

00:44:42.360 the marriage

00:44:42.680 issue i am in

00:44:44.000 the minority

00:44:44.460 fully aware of

00:44:45.220 that i know

00:44:45.620 that it means

00:44:47.200 that means nothing

00:44:47.920 to me i don't

00:44:48.940 care

00:44:49.200 it doesn't

00:44:52.280 the truth

00:44:54.540 doesn't become

00:44:55.240 not the truth

00:44:56.020 anymore

00:44:56.440 because fewer

00:44:58.180 people are

00:44:58.680 saying it

00:44:59.260 and something

00:45:00.680 that's untrue

00:45:01.340 doesn't become

00:45:02.100 true just

00:45:02.620 because more

00:45:03.220 people are

00:45:03.720 saying it

00:45:04.300 okay the

00:45:05.860 truth is not

00:45:06.420 decided

00:45:06.840 democratically

00:45:07.700 truth is not

00:45:10.480 a democratic

00:45:11.200 pursuit it

00:45:12.040 just is

00:45:12.760 right

00:45:13.860 you you

00:45:16.560 could have a

00:45:17.180 a a genocide

00:45:18.380 and wipe out 0.96

00:45:19.720 everyone who 0.82

00:45:20.520 is proclaiming a

00:45:21.600 certain truth

00:45:22.200 which we may be

00:45:23.400 we may eventually

00:45:24.300 reach that point

00:45:24.940 in our society

00:45:25.440 and now there's

00:45:26.840 nobody left

00:45:27.560 who's saying it

00:45:28.300 but it's still

00:45:29.440 true

00:45:29.760 every single

00:45:31.820 person on earth

00:45:32.460 could ignore it

00:45:33.340 and deny it

00:45:33.820 and it's still

00:45:34.100 true

00:45:34.320 so i'm not

00:45:37.040 convinced by

00:45:37.560 numbers

00:45:38.120 when it comes

00:45:39.580 to fundamental

00:45:40.540 moral issues

00:45:42.120 or scientific

00:45:44.280 issues or

00:45:45.040 frankly any issue

00:45:45.860 any kind of

00:45:46.520 issue i'm not

00:45:47.340 convinced by

00:45:47.800 numbers um i

00:45:49.120 can't i am

00:45:49.960 convinced by

00:45:50.800 arguments if

00:45:51.440 they're good

00:45:54.300 and so i

00:45:55.180 would say

00:45:55.520 to you

00:45:55.720 what i

00:45:56.060 said

00:45:56.400 during the

00:45:57.560 show yesterday

00:45:58.080 which is

00:46:00.720 that you

00:46:01.340 know for

00:46:01.740 thousands of

00:46:02.520 years for

00:46:02.940 millennia we

00:46:03.620 had a certain

00:46:04.220 idea of what

00:46:05.080 marriage is

00:46:05.800 it is an

00:46:07.520 in-principle

00:46:08.340 procreative

00:46:09.120 union serves

00:46:09.760 as the foundation

00:46:10.420 of a nuclear

00:46:10.880 family like

00:46:11.680 that's what

00:46:11.940 marriage is

00:46:12.640 it's the

00:46:13.080 function that

00:46:13.860 it served

00:46:14.240 and then

00:46:16.840 people like

00:46:17.280 you came

00:46:17.580 along right

00:46:18.220 and said

00:46:19.420 it's not

00:46:19.900 that anymore

00:46:20.420 and as you

00:46:21.200 point out

00:46:21.500 there are a

00:46:21.760 lot of people

00:46:22.100 saying it's

00:46:22.460 not that

00:46:22.780 anymore

00:46:22.960 millions of

00:46:23.580 them so

00:46:24.420 i'm way

00:46:24.800 outnumbered

00:46:25.800 fine well

00:46:27.980 as i'm

00:46:28.640 surrounded

00:46:29.060 outnumbered

00:46:29.720 by this

00:46:30.120 crowd of

00:46:30.520 people screaming

00:46:31.000 at me can

00:46:31.500 anyone in

00:46:32.140 that crowd

00:46:32.740 tell me what

00:46:33.720 marriage is

00:46:34.280 now why

00:46:35.140 it should no

00:46:35.680 longer be

00:46:36.140 what it was

00:46:36.620 before and

00:46:37.280 what it is

00:46:37.740 now if

00:46:38.080 it's not

00:46:38.360 that if

00:46:41.380 you can't

00:46:41.680 explain that

00:46:42.240 then uh

00:46:42.760 then it

00:46:43.940 doesn't if

00:46:45.460 you're babbling

00:46:45.960 nonsense it 0.99

00:46:46.500 doesn't matter

00:46:46.860 how many of

00:46:47.300 you are

00:46:47.460 babbling it

00:46:48.040 it's still

00:46:48.420 nonsense well

00:46:49.860 as you're all

00:46:50.280 aware no one

00:46:50.940 can define the

00:46:51.580 word woman as

00:46:52.380 of about five

00:46:53.040 minutes ago the

00:46:53.600 people in my

00:46:54.060 documentary what

00:46:54.680 is woman

00:46:55.060 legislators

00:46:55.820 supreme court

00:46:56.780 appointees you

00:46:57.520 name it as

00:46:58.380 we've already

00:46:58.640 discussed miriam

00:46:59.380 webster redefined

00:47:00.620 female in the

00:47:01.500 hopes that they 0.98

00:47:01.980 could stuff it

00:47:02.600 down the memory

00:47:03.380 hole without

00:47:03.780 anybody noticing

00:47:04.400 and frankly this

00:47:05.800 is the most

00:47:06.780 attention a dictionary

00:47:07.520 is getting in the

00:47:08.520 history of

00:47:08.960 etymology with

00:47:10.060 all that in

00:47:10.520 mind we've

00:47:11.320 decided to

00:47:12.020 enlist the

00:47:12.880 help of a

00:47:13.340 team of

00:47:13.680 biologists to

00:47:14.400 create a

00:47:14.820 garment in a

00:47:16.180 lab it's the

00:47:17.220 first time we've

00:47:17.620 done this and

00:47:18.960 that was what

00:47:19.720 finally gave rise

00:47:20.980 to the definition

00:47:21.940 of woman t-shirt 1.00

00:47:23.200 and it is here

00:47:23.960 to educate all

00:47:24.820 of those confused

00:47:25.700 individuals by

00:47:26.360 emblazoning your

00:47:27.120 chest with the

00:47:27.740 proper non-circular

00:47:28.820 definition of the

00:47:29.960 word woman again we

00:47:30.720 did consult with

00:47:31.800 biologists I think

00:47:33.300 we got this one

00:47:33.860 right head over to

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00:48:46.140 Well up until

00:48:46.880 today my favorite

00:48:48.100 story out of the

00:48:49.460 leftist dystopia of

00:48:51.040 Portland happened a

00:48:52.360 few years ago as

00:48:53.140 reported by Andy

00:48:53.880 Noah at the time a

00:48:55.180 professional equity

00:48:56.240 activist named Lillian 0.89

00:48:57.620 complained about the

00:48:58.900 racism she experienced

00:49:00.140 at a bakery called

00:49:01.200 Back to Eden Bakery and

00:49:03.360 Lillian if you remember

00:49:04.080 this story she said

00:49:04.820 that she had been

00:49:05.860 refused service by the

00:49:07.640 two employees on staff

00:49:09.060 and the only logical

00:49:10.340 explanation for this

00:49:11.240 refusal of course was

00:49:12.180 that the employees were

00:49:13.020 vicious out in the open 0.99

00:49:14.440 anti-black races who 0.99

00:49:16.620 just so happened to

00:49:17.360 work in downtown

00:49:18.000 Portland after all why

00:49:20.080 else would anyone

00:49:20.920 refuse service to a 0.98

00:49:22.440 black woman I mean why 1.00

00:49:23.520 else would these two 0.94

00:49:24.220 employees actually tell

00:49:25.640 the woman to leave 1.00

00:49:27.060 without allowing her to

00:49:28.320 purchase any baked

00:49:29.160 goods that's what they

00:49:29.760 said to her they said

00:49:30.480 leave the owner of the

00:49:32.740 bakery couldn't imagine

00:49:33.560 any other reason so she

00:49:34.580 immediately fired both

00:49:36.000 of the transgressors

00:49:36.880 threw them under the

00:49:37.860 bus publicly and she

00:49:39.820 also promised to hire

00:49:40.840 black women and members

00:49:42.000 of the quote LGBTQ POC

00:49:44.080 community to replace the

00:49:45.460 two Klansmen that she 1.00

00:49:46.360 had on her staff further

00:49:47.940 the the owner pledged

00:49:49.300 to donate 10% of their

00:49:51.580 sales to a charity that

00:49:52.820 bails criminals out of

00:49:53.900 jail and all of this was

00:49:56.120 done but of course it was

00:49:57.080 not nearly enough to

00:49:57.980 assuage the hurt and pain

00:49:59.440 and anguish suffered by

00:50:00.680 Lillian but it was a

00:50:02.240 start anyway oh one note

00:50:05.060 that might be relevant

00:50:05.640 here Lillian came to the 1.00

00:50:06.880 bakery after it was closed

00:50:09.000 so she walked in six 0.92

00:50:10.940 minutes after closing and

00:50:12.880 demanded to be served and

00:50:14.360 they refused on the basis

00:50:15.660 that they were no longer

00:50:16.620 open but that excuse

00:50:19.080 wouldn't fly the bakery 0.91

00:50:20.040 should have checked with

00:50:21.120 Lillian personally before

00:50:22.280 deciding to close that

00:50:23.600 evening indeed they should

00:50:25.200 have pulled every black 1.00

00:50:26.380 woman in the city to see 0.99

00:50:28.640 when they should close and

00:50:29.800 open and if any black 0.63

00:50:31.260 woman desires a muffin at 0.99

00:50:32.600 any time of day or night

00:50:34.360 and is not able to procure

00:50:36.440 it immediately for low cost

00:50:38.120 or no cost then she is the

00:50:40.160 victim of racism and

00:50:41.220 whatever bakery is nearest

00:50:42.660 to her while she is

00:50:43.820 suffering this muffin

00:50:44.720 deprivation is guilty of

00:50:46.380 committing a hate crime

00:50:47.260 against her this just

00:50:49.840 makes sense I mean the

00:50:51.480 bakery agreed that it

00:50:52.240 made sense overall it was

00:50:54.360 a great Portland story my

00:50:56.300 favorite until this week

00:50:58.440 anyway Libs of TikTok on

00:51:00.380 her site Libs of TikTok

00:51:01.380 dot com has a story I

00:51:03.380 think even better than a

00:51:04.720 bakery being accused of

00:51:05.780 racism for not serving a

00:51:07.040 black woman after they 0.96

00:51:08.080 already closed apparently

00:51:09.800 this is what the story is

00:51:10.980 after after much fanfare and

00:51:12.640 celebration a lesbian bar

00:51:15.240 opened this month in

00:51:16.480 Portland called Doc

00:51:17.580 Marie's and there had

00:51:19.100 surprisingly not been a

00:51:20.600 lesbian bar in Portland so 0.97

00:51:22.240 this was seen as a

00:51:23.540 significant and important

00:51:24.500 event an opening day was a

00:51:26.760 huge success lines around

00:51:28.580 the block waiting to get in

00:51:30.020 a week later the place was

00:51:32.780 closed and the reason is

00:51:35.440 pretty hilarious reading now

00:51:36.680 from the report it says

00:51:37.340 Doc Marie's is a lesbian bar 0.99

00:51:39.040 that opened on July 1st of

00:51:40.240 this year with the hope of

00:51:41.080 bringing more inclusivity to

00:51:42.520 the city of Portland just

00:51:44.020 one week after their grand

00:51:45.080 opening they were forced to

00:51:45.860 shut down because of

00:51:46.760 complaints that the bar was

00:51:47.680 not a safe space the crowd

00:51:49.780 on opening day was huge one

00:51:51.220 woman said that the line for 1.00

00:51:52.360 entry on opening day was

00:51:53.380 wrapped around the block with

00:51:54.600 literally 200 lesbians waiting 1.00

00:51:56.200 to get in but the excitement

00:51:57.740 about a new progressive

00:51:58.560 hangout dissipated quickly

00:51:59.700 within days Doc Maurice found

00:52:01.020 itself on the receiving end of

00:52:02.040 accusations of not being

00:52:03.060 inclusive enough for trans

00:52:04.100 people and people of color

00:52:05.500 despite mask mandates being

00:52:06.980 lifted in Portland patrons

00:52:08.020 accused the bar of not

00:52:09.060 implementing enough COVID

00:52:09.880 safety measures patrons also

00:52:11.580 claimed that Doc Maurice had

00:52:12.520 culturally appropriate

00:52:13.840 appropriative art on the

00:52:15.460 walls that's just some of

00:52:18.020 it it gets worse a tick

00:52:19.060 tocker who goes by the

00:52:19.940 handle danger Dallas and

00:52:21.820 identifies herself as a queer 0.69

00:52:23.100 stripper who uses they them 0.98

00:52:24.560 pronouns followed the Doc

00:52:26.360 Maurice case closely as closely

00:52:27.980 as you would expect and

00:52:29.620 provided a thorough outline of

00:52:31.880 some of the sins the lesbian 1.00

00:52:33.140 bar committed in just a week of 0.89

00:52:34.560 being open let's listen to that

00:52:36.420 payroll systems that are not

00:52:38.900 paying people correctly

00:52:39.940 discrepancies in salaries dirty

00:52:44.040 water leaking onto the floor and

00:52:46.720 the owner enabling racist

00:52:48.360 behavior so the the real reason

00:52:51.020 why Doc Maurice is closed is

00:52:52.220 because when the workers brought

00:52:54.260 these concerns to the ownership

00:52:55.780 the next day after opening day the

00:52:58.080 ownership did not meet the

00:52:59.600 concerns with any sort of plan of

00:53:01.400 action and the unsatisfactory

00:53:02.980 response caused the managers to

00:53:04.920 quit their jobs immediately the

00:53:07.500 workers collective goes on to

00:53:09.220 assure us that protecting black

00:53:11.080 and brown LGBTQ plus folks in

00:53:13.780 building an act I actively

00:53:15.500 anti-racist space is their top

00:53:17.280 priority that they are committed

00:53:19.340 to ongoing racial bias training

00:53:21.080 and will continue to educate

00:53:22.860 ourselves in order to actively

00:53:24.240 foster a safe environment while

00:53:26.120 upholding a zero policy towards

00:53:27.900 racism so we take from that that

00:53:30.560 the entire staff made a list of

00:53:32.440 demands and because those

00:53:34.420 demands were not met right on the

00:53:36.420 spot they all quit a day after

00:53:39.620 the place opened back to the libs

00:53:42.200 of tick-tock report it says

00:53:43.100 employees of Doc Maurice created

00:53:44.520 an Instagram page to echo these

00:53:46.300 concerns they claim that the

00:53:47.400 owners weren't proactive enough in

00:53:49.300 creating a safe space and accuse

00:53:50.840 the owners of racism the employees

00:53:52.800 also demanded that the bar host

00:53:54.180 free opportunities for education

00:53:55.660 for the community eventually the

00:53:57.340 employees demanded the owners

00:53:58.360 relinquish ownership of the bar and

00:54:00.340 hand the business over to them

00:54:01.940 this all happened in like a day of

00:54:04.540 being open I have to remind you

00:54:05.900 the owners were given a 24-hour

00:54:07.800 deadline to adhere to the

00:54:08.980 ludicrous demands just five days

00:54:10.420 after opening the bar announced

00:54:11.460 that July 6th they had to close

00:54:12.880 temporarily in order to address the

00:54:14.320 cries from the woke mob for a safe

00:54:16.080 and inclusive space and now the bar

00:54:18.940 is closed with no immediate plans

00:54:20.400 to reopen they say only that they are

00:54:22.020 working on a plan to become proud

00:54:23.720 and inclusive meanwhile their

00:54:26.580 employees or former employees I guess

00:54:28.260 still insist that the business they

00:54:30.560 chose to work for committed an

00:54:32.720 unforgivable violation by being a

00:54:35.720 business they demanded the business

00:54:37.980 should not be a business at all it

00:54:39.440 should be it should have no

00:54:40.380 ownership it should provide free

00:54:42.620 services and its primary goal should

00:54:45.580 be racial equity now as a greedy 0.92

00:54:48.400 capitalist I would have thought that

00:54:49.480 a business's primary goal is to turn a

00:54:51.660 profit so that it remains in business

00:54:54.120 but that's just not the way things

00:54:56.040 are done in Portland and the problem

00:54:58.340 only compounds for Doc Marie's

00:54:59.740 because they're closed you know they

00:55:01.940 closed so as to stop inflicting

00:55:03.700 whatever unspecified trauma on the

00:55:06.100 black and trans community but as the

00:55:08.440 bakery learned a few years ago you're 0.96

00:55:10.900 also inflicting trauma by being closed

00:55:13.300 see this is the trouble with being a 0.77

00:55:15.680 black or trans person in Portland

00:55:17.080 literally no matter what anyone else 0.87

00:55:18.920 does they are always victimizing you

00:55:21.100 and the bigger problem for being not

00:55:24.240 black or trans in Portland is that 0.91

00:55:25.740 literally no matter what you do you're

00:55:27.900 always victimizing someone in one of

00:55:29.760 those groups now I of course am not at

00:55:32.860 all interested in defending the

00:55:35.300 Portland lesbian bar from the woke mob 0.99

00:55:37.140 I am interested instead in standing on 0.96

00:55:39.420 the sidelines and just snickering about

00:55:41.840 the whole thing because it's funny and

00:55:43.040 also in observing and studying this 0.60

00:55:45.120 self-cannibalizing victimhood orgy to 0.95

00:55:48.240 see what we can learn from it and as far 0.93

00:55:50.120 as I can tell the big and also kind of

00:55:52.120 encouraging takeaway is that leftism is

00:55:55.560 inherently weak and vulnerable it has

00:55:58.300 institutional power and so it controls

00:55:59.840 the culture but considered on its own

00:56:02.020 we see that it's prone to dissension

00:56:04.760 mutiny paralysis this is just one

00:56:07.940 example of the left eating itself every

00:56:09.900 day provides new ones and this happens

00:56:12.660 because leftism is a fundamentally

00:56:14.260 self-focused self-obsessed ideology it

00:56:16.880 discourages any real unity any real

00:56:19.720 rallying around a central cause because

00:56:21.560 everyone's central cause is themselves

00:56:24.060 all alliances are formed only temporarily

00:56:26.340 for as long as each person individually

00:56:28.640 feels served by it nobody is looking out

00:56:32.160 towards anything transcendent anything

00:56:33.880 beyond themselves it's hard for them to

00:56:36.300 march in the same direction together for

00:56:37.760 very long because they're all staring not

00:56:39.260 ahead but back into themselves into their 0.99

00:56:43.480 egos up their own asses basically the only 0.98

00:56:47.840 universal code they recognize is the 0.99

00:56:49.820 ever fluctuating ever changing ever more

00:56:51.920 complicated victimhood hierarchy a system

00:56:54.500 that breeds competition as each group

00:56:56.580 vies for ultimate victim status and each

00:56:59.880 individual within each group competes not

00:57:01.780 only with the other groups but with

00:57:03.020 members of their own group intersectional

00:57:05.860 splinter factions are constantly formed as

00:57:07.840 people look to marginalize themselves more

00:57:10.140 and more because in their inverted upside

00:57:12.140 down world to be on the margins is to be

00:57:14.680 in power it is fortunate for the left

00:57:18.220 tragic for the rest of us that this final

00:57:20.120 plunge into self-defeating self-cannibalizing

00:57:23.060 madness happened after they'd already gained

00:57:25.300 control of every institution if it had

00:57:27.420 happened before they never would have had

00:57:28.800 this success this is what creates the

00:57:31.300 ironic situation where the far left runs

00:57:34.060 the most powerful cultural institutions in

00:57:36.760 the country but they can't even manage to

00:57:39.620 keep a lesbian bar in portland open for 1.00

00:57:42.160 more than a week

00:57:42.820 and still even with their institutional power

00:57:46.740 this madness makes them vulnerable it makes

00:57:49.720 them beatable and sometimes it even makes

00:57:54.080 them very funny to watch and so though i am

00:57:57.300 not the one who decided to cancel them that

00:57:59.500 is nonetheless why doc marie's the lesbian 1.00

00:58:02.040 bar in portland is today canceled and

00:58:05.960 that'll do it for us today thanks for

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