Today is election day in Georgia and the race is extremely close. Who is going to win? Is it going to be Hillary or Donald Trump? Is there any chance that we will know the answer on Tuesday night or will it take a lot more time than expected to determine the winner?
00:00:41.760One recent poll had Republican Herschel Walker just narrowly beating Democrat Raphael Warnock.
00:00:48.160Other polls have Warnock up slightly over Walker.
00:00:51.160An estimated 1.85 million ballots have already been cast because Democrats changed all the voting rules in recent years to give themselves the advantage of early voting.
00:01:03.000Experts predict over 1.9 million absentee ballots will eventually be counted by the time that final tally comes in.
00:01:09.820And because we have become a laughingstock banana republic, the media are already reporting that we likely won't know the winner tonight.
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00:02:29.180They get in your mind, they control your words, they control your mind.
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00:03:46.100We'll find out who won whenever they fix the pipes.
00:03:49.200They might have some pipes bursting because even though they thought Walker was going to get completely killed with that October surprise about his complicated and unsavory love life in the past, that didn't quite happen.
00:06:37.040I know a lot of people say, well, Ron DeSantis can sit this one out, let Donald Trump have his second term,
00:06:42.080and then he can run in 2028, but that's not how politics works.
00:06:45.260First of all, Ron DeSantis is not going to be politically relevant in 2028 because he's going to have to leave the Florida governor's mansion in 2026.
00:06:54.140That's going to be the end of his second term.
00:06:56.220And so then he'll be in political no man's land for two years before the 28th presidential race.
00:07:09.340It's because of the great job that he's done as governor in Florida.
00:07:13.300It's because of what the other governors and senators are or are not doing in the GOP that has allowed Ron DeSantis to really rise to the top of the pack.
00:07:23.200Ron DeSantis was an unremarkable backbencher congressman.
00:07:26.060The guy's been in politics for a long time, and this is true of everybody in politics.
00:07:32.920You're just kind of there until maybe you get your moment, and when you get your moment, you've got to strike.
00:08:22.160I really admire what Ron DeSantis has done down in Florida.
00:08:24.760I think that there are plenty of other candidates who could make good GOP 2024 candidates as well.
00:08:30.620Whoever it is, though, we've got to win the presidency because even though the president doesn't have anywhere near the power that he used to,
00:08:36.740and even though the administrative state runs a lot of the government, and even though the president,
00:08:42.040especially you see this in the Biden era, is kind of just a ceremonial role sometimes,
00:08:46.100where even a man who doesn't have two brain cells left to rub together is able to just be sort of guided around by his handlers,
00:08:52.400and the government continues to function.
00:08:54.200But one of the big areas where the president matters is judicial appointments.
00:08:57.760And we are seeing a major, major court case right now before the Supreme Court that could determine the future of marriage and religious liberty in the United States.
00:09:08.060The case is called 303 Creative versus Elenis.
00:09:13.440This is a case about a woman named Lori Smith, who is a Christian website designer.
00:09:18.300And so Lori Smith decides that she's going to get involved in making websites for wedding announcements.
00:19:50.720Hearing that babbling nonsense masquerading as an argument, I can no longer defend the claim that I am confident that Ketanji Jackson is an intelligent woman.
00:20:14.300She's saying, well, this case where a woman doesn't want to participate in a gay wedding, quote unquote gay wedding.
00:20:22.460I shouldn't even use the phrase because it's a contradiction in terms.
00:20:25.960And this is how the libs control your mind is they control the words you use and they force you to accept their premises as a matter of your own speech.
00:20:33.640But this woman is being forced to participate in an activity that she finds immoral and to do so with her own speech.
00:20:42.680That is not the same as saying, hey, hey, gay people, you can't buy my pictures.
00:20:52.100Hey, black people, you can't buy my pictures.
00:20:54.840Hey, I mean, this is the silly notion that Justice Gorsuch disabused the Colorado Solicitor General of when he said, you're excluding customers based on some group characteristic.
00:21:38.240You know, if I go in to audition for the next Black Panther movie and they don't give me the part, I can't sue them and say, this was discrimination based on my race.
00:21:48.940How dare they not cast me, an olive-skinned Sicilian American, as the role of whatever the guy.
00:22:40.140And they said, marriage is the union of any two people that I say it is a union of.
00:22:44.880And so now the question becomes, who has the right to get married?
00:22:47.800And it seems that Ketanji Jackson is doing exactly the same thing here.
00:22:52.760Now, speaking of weird sex stuff, there are protests right now.
00:22:56.800In 20 cities, over, not over the redefinition of marriage, not even over the transgender stuff, which is the next stage of that part of the sexual revolution.
00:23:15.700And I keep bringing it up because I don't want this story to get memory hold.
00:23:18.560Balenciaga, a very, very high-end luxury fashion house that has celebrity relationships with every famous person under the sun.
00:23:27.300Certainly all the big prominent libs who go to the elite parties.
00:23:29.780They pushed advertising campaigns that sexualized children, little kids in them, frowning, looking unhappy, holding S&M teddy bears.
00:23:41.020And in another advertising campaign, you had the text to a Supreme Court decision about child pornography referencing another Supreme Court decision about child pornography.
00:23:51.020And the decision that it was referencing in that very meticulously placed court case, the decision it was referencing was one which held the alleged constitutionality of simulated child pornography.
00:24:49.880And then Balenciaga goes, wipes their social media networks.
00:24:54.680Instagram, all gone other than a major apology, says that they were going to seek a lawsuit against the person who put the photo shoot together.
00:25:02.340So that really undercut the libs who were saying, this is nothing, burger, it's no big deal.
00:25:06.180But then Balenciaga otherwise was largely silent about this until now.
00:25:11.880Demna Gavazalia is a Georgian fashion designer.
00:25:17.420He's currently the creative director for Balenciaga.
00:25:23.400He's collaborated with Kanye West before.
00:25:24.940Kanye, oddly enough, during his sort of performance art presidential campaign, continues to wear Balenciaga clothing.
00:25:34.800And I think actually defended this guy, Demna Gavazalia.
00:25:38.140Even amid his seemingly extremely super-duper far-right campaign, he's defending Balenciaga and all these kind of weird liberal creative types who are pushing the kid sex stuff, which is very, very strange.
00:25:52.180But regardless, that's just a little bit of a footnote, but a strange footnote on the story.
00:25:57.400Demna says, I want to personally apologize for the wrong artistic choice of concept for the gifting campaign with the kids, and I take my responsibility.
00:26:06.620It was inappropriate to have kids promote objects that had nothing to do with them, the 41-year-old posted.
00:26:12.840Okay, just want to push back a little here.
00:26:18.340So, the teddy bears happened to be wrapped up in this weird S&M leather sex stuff.
00:26:27.340But you can't say that the object they were holding had nothing to do with them.
00:26:32.100The object they were holding was a teddy bear, which has a lot to do with little kids.
00:26:36.320Part of what's so creepy here is not just that there were kids in the ad, but that the kids were holding a kid object that had been sexualized.
00:26:46.120It's weird that the kids were in the ad at all, but just the fact that a little teddy bear was being so sexualized, that is also weird.
00:26:55.480So, that's already making me think, hold on, wait, what?
00:26:58.260You want to apologize for the artistic choice of concept, but now it doesn't seem like you're being totally honest if you're saying an S&M teddy bear has nothing to do with kids.
00:27:08.480He says, as much as I would sometimes like to provoke a thought through my work, I would never have intention to do that with such an awful subject as child abuse that I condemn, period.
00:27:18.420Now, this is another little weird thing.
00:27:23.080I just noticed this now in the way the sentence is written.
00:27:27.880He says, I would never do it with such an awful subject as child abuse that I condemn.
00:27:31.420He doesn't say, I would never do it with child abuse, comma, which I condemn, which would say, I condemn child abuse per se.
00:27:38.420He says, I would never engage with an awful subject as child abuse that I condemn.
00:27:43.640The difference being that because he's not condemning child abuse as a category, there might be some kind of child abuse that he does not condemn.
00:27:52.860It would be like saying, I'd hold up a blue M&M and I say, these are the M&Ms that I love.
00:28:17.640He says, I need to learn from this, listen, and engage with child protection organizations to know how I can contribute and help on this terrible subject.
00:28:24.920I apologize to anyone offended by the visuals.
00:28:27.780And Balenciaga has guaranteed that adequate measures will be taken, not only to avoid similar mistakes in the future,
00:28:33.700but also to take accountability in protecting child welfare in every way we can.
00:28:37.460Again here, you see kind of a fake apology.
00:28:41.380I apologize to anyone offended by da-da-da-da-da.
00:28:44.580That's the lamest kind of apology you can make.
00:28:50.740When you say, hey, I'm sorry if you were offended by what I said.
00:29:11.140I apologize to anyone offended, and I guarantee we'll take steps to protect this in the future.
00:29:17.500And then in conjunction with this announcement, Balenciaga said that it would drop its $25 million lawsuit against the marketing agency North 6, which put this together.
00:29:31.000This, too, shows you that Balenciaga bore much more responsibility for the campaign than they wanted to admit.
00:29:40.480They're dropping the lawsuit because it wasn't just some random marketing campaign that they hired that went off on their own and did this crazy thing that Balenciaga condemns.
00:29:49.940They're dropping the lawsuit because they know that Balenciaga was itself involved in the campaign.
00:29:54.720They're dropping the lawsuit because Balenciaga's creative director is saying, yeah, I had an artistic vision, and that wasn't great.
00:30:33.880I think this is crisis communications, major damage control.
00:30:37.740It does not seem sincere to me at all.
00:30:39.400And it seems like there is a lot more going on behind the scenes at Balenciaga.
00:30:42.880And I think people should keep pulling on that thread because every single day, it seems, we learn something new about what's going on behind the scenes there.
00:30:53.160And it's really weird and creepy and freaky, and we should figure it out.
00:30:57.960Speaking of weak apologies, the incoming Democrat minority leader in the House of Representatives
00:31:04.640is issuing a sort of apology for being himself after two years of Democrats whining about the evil election deniers who are a threat to our democracy.
00:31:17.620The man himself is a denier of the election of Donald Trump.
00:31:23.220The newly elected incoming leader of House Democrats is a past election denier who basically said the 2016 election was, quote,
00:31:34.640illegitimate and suggested that we had a, quote, fake president.
00:31:41.460Suggesting an equivalence there with Donald Trump.
00:32:53.780If Hakeem Jeffries seriously believed that Donald Trump was illegitimately elected, then he should have voted against the certification of the vote, right?
00:33:03.540Or if Hakeem Jeffries believed that Donald Trump was actually elected president, then he should have stopped being an election denier.
00:33:26.460He says, even though some of my constituents didn't want me to.
00:33:28.900Okay, so this is a guy who blows in the wind and who is, as the Democrats so often do, projecting his own vices onto his political opponents.
00:33:40.980When he says, preposterously, in answer to the question, do you think Trump's an illegitimate president or not?
00:34:26.600Now, speaking of rigged elections, you know that the Twitter files just came out about the ways in which the social media companies, Twitter in particular, in this case, worked with the Democrats to rig the 2020 election.
00:34:39.420According to certain public polls, show that they may have played the decisive role by censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story.
00:34:46.540So, Corrine Jean-Pierre, White House spokesman, is asked about this.
00:34:53.800We see this as an interesting or a coincidence, if I may, that he would so haphazardly, Twitter would so haphazardly push this distraction.
00:35:04.880That is a, that is a, that is a full of old news, if you think about it.
00:35:10.220And at the same time, Twitter is facing very real and very serious questions about the rising volume of anger, hate, and anti-Semitism on their platform.
00:35:38.000You don't, you don't like the conservatives get to speak on Twitter.
00:35:40.280But what about the, what about the expose, which shows that the Democrats colluded with Twitter to censor the, the content that was damaging for Joe Biden?
00:35:55.860This is the, going back to the early 90s, going back to the 80s.
00:35:58.840Which, the Clintons, whenever they were confronted with a scandal, which is frequent for the Clintons, even by Democrat standards, what would they do?
00:37:50.000I think it was an actual crucial to the conservative mission that we support Jeremy's razors over the woke companies that want to trans all our kids.
00:37:56.680But it turns out the ingredients in Jeremy's razors are extremely high-end, natural, crunchy ingredients that sweet little Elisa makes me use all over our house.
00:38:07.520So none of this stuff is that really awful, synthetic, dangerous, kind of poisonous stuff that you see.
00:39:03.180The Matt Taibbi thread was the tip of the iceberg as far as I'm concerned because we already know that the other social media networks
00:39:18.080have been pressured by Democrats to censor their content, to give Democrats an advantage and to harm the Republicans.
00:39:24.720One of the criticisms of the Twitter files thread is the libs are saying,
00:39:29.700well, there's no evidence that the government forced Twitter to do any of this stuff.
00:39:34.620It's not that the government, it was maybe the DNC or the Democrats, it wasn't the government.
00:39:39.960Well, now we've got some evidence that the FBI actually was involved.
00:39:45.220We know that Mark Zuckerberg said on Joe Rogan's show that the FBI called up Facebook and told them that there was this Hunter Biden laptop story
00:39:54.320and they should be very, very skeptical of it.
00:39:56.560And it was a big warning about allowing this story to spread.
00:40:00.780It was basically the FBI saying, shut down this story because it's going to hurt the Democrats.
00:40:07.440Well, it turns out on another story damaging to Democrats, the FBI got involved as well.
00:40:12.860Do you remember the story of Tara Reid?
00:40:15.060Tara Reid is the former Hill staffer who accused Joe Biden of sexually assaulting her some decades ago.
00:40:23.340Apparently, Twitter now reveals the FBI asked Twitter for this woman's personal information.