The Michael Knowles Show


Ep. 1407 - A Witch Headlines World Economic Forum


Summary

The World Economic Forum invited an actual witch to cast magic spells on the panelists, and Elizabeth Warren thinks it was a good idea. RuPaul has some advice: If a drag queen wants to read a story at a library, let her.


Transcript

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00:00:30.480 The World Economic Forum is in full swing
00:00:32.460 as liberal elites from all over the world
00:00:34.840 travel to the wealthy and difficult-to-access
00:00:37.880 Swiss mountain town of Davos
00:00:39.620 to hobnob, enrich themselves,
00:00:42.760 and conspire to control all of our lives.
00:00:45.560 And if that doesn't sound cartoonishly villainous enough,
00:00:49.040 the WEF elites decided to kick things up a notch this year
00:00:52.300 by inviting an actual witch
00:00:54.360 to cast magic spells on the panelists.
00:00:58.340 Elon Musk referred to this person
00:01:03.820 in the headdress with the face paint and everything
00:01:06.040 as Elizabeth Warren,
00:01:07.800 but she looks a little different.
00:01:10.760 Allah, mashallah, bata.
00:01:14.840 This is obviously some sort of prayer.
00:01:17.840 It's obviously not a Christian prayer,
00:01:20.060 so one can only imagine
00:01:23.620 which supposed deities she's invoking.
00:01:26.480 Okay, now she's breathing on her hands.
00:01:30.760 That doesn't seem very cautious with COVID.
00:01:34.120 Oh, there we go.
00:01:34.760 She coughed on one of the panelists' faces.
00:01:37.680 Okay, another one.
00:01:39.460 She's just...
00:01:40.360 They're obviously just messing with us
00:01:42.720 because WEF led the charge of saying,
00:01:45.720 wear face masks,
00:01:46.920 you can't ever cough,
00:01:47.900 you can't breathe.
00:01:48.500 Now she's just coughing a mixture
00:01:51.720 of her presumably bacteria-ridden breath,
00:01:57.900 but also at the spiritual level,
00:02:00.780 who knows what kind of spirits.
00:02:04.560 It's weird.
00:02:05.220 The lady in question here styles herself
00:02:07.320 an indigenous shaman,
00:02:09.660 which is just the PC term for witch.
00:02:11.980 And it's nothing new.
00:02:13.360 For all of human history,
00:02:14.560 prideful elites have been inclined
00:02:16.240 toward the ridiculous occult worship
00:02:18.240 of false gods.
00:02:19.720 The indigenous tribes all did it.
00:02:21.580 The Canaanites did it.
00:02:22.920 Even the Israelites did it
00:02:24.200 when Moses left them to their own devices
00:02:26.220 for five minutes in the desert.
00:02:28.440 The counterparts to shamans and witches
00:02:30.520 are priests and prophets.
00:02:33.400 Both groups dress in funny clothing
00:02:35.520 and perform rituals.
00:02:37.420 The difference is that
00:02:38.520 while shamans cavort with demons,
00:02:40.880 prophets proclaim the truth
00:02:42.340 and therefore appear to predict the future.
00:02:44.540 But, as a wise priest once observed,
00:02:47.960 they only predict the future
00:02:49.340 in the derivative sense
00:02:50.980 of warning of the consequences
00:02:53.220 of denying the truth.
00:02:55.420 We know the liberal elites of WEF
00:02:57.840 have spread plenty of lies.
00:03:00.780 Now they're dancing around
00:03:02.120 with actual witches.
00:03:04.040 It doesn't take an Old Testament prophet
00:03:05.840 to know that the consequences
00:03:07.780 are unlikely to be good.
00:03:10.200 I'm Michael Knowles.
00:03:10.920 This is The Michael Knowles Show.
00:03:14.540 Welcome back to the show.
00:03:32.880 RuPaul has some advice
00:03:34.940 and we're listening for some reason.
00:03:36.620 RuPaul says,
00:03:37.440 If a drag queen wants to read you
00:03:39.620 a story at a library,
00:03:40.980 let her.
00:03:42.400 We will examine the wisdom
00:03:43.820 of that advice in just a moment.
00:03:45.420 First, though,
00:03:46.400 there is some good news
00:03:47.420 coming out of WEF.
00:03:49.080 WEF is how the cool guys
00:03:51.800 pronounce W-E-F,
00:03:54.240 or World Economic Forum.
00:03:55.620 We're going to have some more stuff
00:03:57.660 on WEF coming up
00:03:58.720 in a little bit,
00:03:59.780 but that's how they all
00:04:00.880 refer to it over there.
00:04:02.140 And it's this insufferable group
00:04:03.820 of big lib elites
00:04:05.340 and crony corporate leaders
00:04:08.000 and apparently witches,
00:04:11.100 and they all conspire
00:04:12.800 in this really ritzy mountain town
00:04:14.420 to control the entire world
00:04:16.180 and to subvert self-government
00:04:17.760 and to do a whole host
00:04:18.800 of nasty things,
00:04:19.660 which is why it was so refreshing
00:04:20.960 when the newly elected leader
00:04:22.780 of Argentina,
00:04:23.940 Javier Millet,
00:04:25.120 showed up.
00:04:26.380 That worried a lot of people.
00:04:27.680 They said,
00:04:27.860 Oh, no, Millet,
00:04:28.600 the populist,
00:04:29.360 the libertarian,
00:04:29.820 he's going to become a WEF guy,
00:04:31.500 but he didn't stick
00:04:33.540 to the usual Davos script.
00:04:36.800 Today, I'm here
00:04:38.120 to tell you that
00:04:40.260 the Western world is in danger.
00:04:43.140 And it is in danger
00:04:44.980 because those who are supposed
00:04:46.920 to have to defend
00:04:47.940 the values of the West
00:04:48.960 are co-opted by a vision
00:04:52.200 of the world
00:04:53.000 that inexorably leads
00:04:54.320 to socialism
00:04:55.000 and thereby to poverty.
00:04:58.060 Unfortunately,
00:04:58.960 in recent decades,
00:05:01.080 motivated by some
00:05:04.000 well-meaning individuals
00:05:06.500 willing to help others
00:05:08.580 and others motivated
00:05:09.700 by the wish to belong
00:05:10.840 to a privileged caste,
00:05:12.440 the main leaders
00:05:13.180 of the Western world
00:05:14.100 have abandoned
00:05:14.680 the model of freedom
00:05:15.960 for different versions
00:05:17.760 of what we call collectivism.
00:05:20.000 We're here to tell you
00:05:21.380 that collectivist experiments
00:05:23.180 are never the solution
00:05:25.300 to the problems
00:05:27.260 that afflict the citizens
00:05:28.680 of the world.
00:05:29.500 Rather,
00:05:30.200 they are the root cause.
00:05:31.980 Do believe me,
00:05:33.220 no one better place
00:05:34.760 than us Argentines
00:05:36.300 to testify
00:05:37.100 to these two points.
00:05:39.180 Great stuff.
00:05:40.580 Great stuff.
00:05:41.320 I don't really agree
00:05:42.200 with this guy
00:05:42.860 on everything
00:05:43.520 because,
00:05:44.840 well, you heard
00:05:45.220 the way he speaks.
00:05:45.900 He's a libertarian.
00:05:46.700 So he's speaking
00:05:48.040 about material goods,
00:05:50.360 about how to alleviate poverty,
00:05:52.960 how to enrich people.
00:05:54.120 He's speaking about freedom
00:05:55.240 in a liberal,
00:05:57.080 lowercase l sense.
00:05:58.920 So he contrasts that
00:06:00.320 with collectivism.
00:06:01.760 And as I've said
00:06:02.280 on the show many times,
00:06:03.280 I think radical individualism
00:06:05.000 and radical collectivism,
00:06:06.180 I think they're just
00:06:06.660 two sides of the same coin
00:06:08.500 and they're both opposed
00:06:09.860 to the common good
00:06:12.340 and tradition
00:06:13.080 and conservatism.
00:06:14.080 And so I can't say
00:06:16.380 three cheers
00:06:17.060 for Javier Millet,
00:06:18.080 but I can say two cheers
00:06:19.360 for Javier Millet
00:06:20.260 because these guys
00:06:21.120 need to hear it.
00:06:22.020 These World Economic Forum
00:06:22.980 people do want
00:06:24.060 to peddle socialism.
00:06:25.320 They look to China
00:06:26.100 as the model.
00:06:27.300 Some of them
00:06:28.040 are outright communists.
00:06:29.480 They're dancing around
00:06:30.360 with witches.
00:06:31.540 They're opposed
00:06:32.880 to freedom,
00:06:34.400 both the defective
00:06:35.940 libertarian view
00:06:36.580 of freedom
00:06:36.960 and the true
00:06:38.100 classical view
00:06:38.960 of freedom.
00:06:39.600 Look, they're opposed
00:06:40.220 to both of it.
00:06:41.400 And so it's great.
00:06:42.340 It's amazing
00:06:43.140 to see a world leader
00:06:44.400 show up
00:06:45.380 and give them
00:06:46.580 a piece of his mind
00:06:47.440 and at least point out
00:06:49.800 all the stuff
00:06:50.660 they're getting wrong,
00:06:51.440 even if Millet
00:06:52.460 doesn't have the total
00:06:53.500 right answer
00:06:54.820 to combat it.
00:06:56.680 Really, really great.
00:06:58.280 Glad to see it
00:06:59.100 in an otherwise
00:07:00.340 alternately bizarre
00:07:03.020 and downright occult
00:07:05.420 kind of world economic forum.
00:07:07.000 The big topic
00:07:07.800 of WEF this year
00:07:08.820 concerns America
00:07:10.980 and it concerns
00:07:11.740 the Republican Party
00:07:12.640 and it concerns
00:07:13.660 President Covfefe.
00:07:15.140 They are terrified,
00:07:16.880 and they've said this openly,
00:07:18.440 of the return
00:07:19.380 of Donald Trump.
00:07:21.360 So they're going to do
00:07:22.140 whatever they can
00:07:22.740 to subvert
00:07:23.460 Donald Trump.
00:07:24.860 They know
00:07:25.400 that Trump
00:07:26.040 is popular.
00:07:27.300 They know he's
00:07:27.680 the most popular guy
00:07:28.280 in the GOP.
00:07:29.240 They know he's
00:07:29.620 the most popular guy
00:07:30.380 in the presidential race.
00:07:31.500 He's out polling
00:07:32.080 Biden right now.
00:07:33.600 So what are they going to do?
00:07:34.600 They're going to try
00:07:35.200 to prevent people
00:07:36.260 from even having
00:07:36.800 the opportunity
00:07:37.300 to elect him.
00:07:38.220 They're going to try
00:07:38.680 to undermine his campaign
00:07:39.760 before people
00:07:40.620 can cast a ballot.
00:07:42.640 And they're doing that
00:07:44.000 by prosecuting him.
00:07:45.060 So one of the big cases
00:07:46.640 against Trump,
00:07:47.360 forget about Biden's DOJ
00:07:49.320 going after him
00:07:50.160 with the Jack Smith case
00:07:51.400 over the classified documents
00:07:52.820 that Joe Biden
00:07:53.500 mishandled as well.
00:07:54.320 Forget about that.
00:07:55.080 There's this case
00:07:55.820 in Fulton County
00:07:56.900 in Georgia
00:07:58.080 because they say
00:07:59.200 that the fact
00:07:59.960 that the sitting president
00:08:00.800 of the United States
00:08:01.580 called the Secretary of State
00:08:04.060 of Georgia
00:08:04.800 and raised questions
00:08:06.300 and doubts
00:08:07.000 about the legitimacy
00:08:07.800 of the election
00:08:08.480 that was plagued
00:08:09.320 by allegations of fraud.
00:08:11.160 Because of that,
00:08:12.020 the man is an insurrectionist
00:08:13.280 and he should be
00:08:13.920 thrown in prison.
00:08:16.160 They're running
00:08:17.440 a RICO case against him.
00:08:19.280 RICO is for racketeering.
00:08:20.700 It's the type of prosecution
00:08:22.340 used against the mafia.
00:08:24.460 They're trying this totally.
00:08:25.720 I mean,
00:08:26.060 any prosecution
00:08:26.720 of a former president,
00:08:27.940 current leader
00:08:28.320 of the opposition,
00:08:29.340 totally unprecedented.
00:08:30.420 But especially
00:08:30.880 to pretend
00:08:31.780 that you're a mobster
00:08:33.400 just because you're
00:08:34.260 in the opposing
00:08:36.120 political party.
00:08:37.080 Totally crazy.
00:08:37.760 Well,
00:08:38.620 it looks like
00:08:39.820 the corruption
00:08:40.320 runs even deeper
00:08:41.580 in that Georgia prosecution
00:08:42.880 because
00:08:44.240 Fannie Willis,
00:08:47.200 the DA
00:08:47.660 in Fulton County,
00:08:48.780 has been caught
00:08:49.560 in a major scandal,
00:08:52.480 financial,
00:08:53.320 political,
00:08:54.040 even romantic.
00:08:55.600 The prosecutor
00:08:56.680 that the DA
00:08:57.840 who brought the charges
00:08:58.720 against Trump
00:08:59.400 that she picked
00:09:00.380 appears to be
00:09:01.480 her lover
00:09:02.160 who she paid
00:09:03.400 a lot of money to,
00:09:04.880 taxpayer dollars,
00:09:05.800 and then that lover
00:09:07.080 appears to have
00:09:08.640 taken her
00:09:09.340 on very lavish
00:09:10.220 vacations
00:09:10.920 and met with
00:09:12.260 the Biden administration
00:09:13.200 and the whole thing
00:09:13.800 stinks to high heaven.
00:09:14.840 So the allegations
00:09:16.660 come up.
00:09:17.260 They're being reported
00:09:17.840 even in left-wing papers.
00:09:19.240 What does Fannie
00:09:19.940 Willis say?
00:09:20.580 Does she deny it?
00:09:21.640 Does she say
00:09:22.100 this is completely ridiculous?
00:09:23.320 Does she say
00:09:23.660 this is a witch hunt?
00:09:24.380 No.
00:09:27.180 She plays the race card
00:09:28.340 at a church
00:09:29.220 on Sunday.
00:09:30.840 But dear God,
00:09:32.000 are you listening?
00:09:33.980 Why does Commissioner Thorne
00:09:35.760 and so many others
00:09:37.040 question my decision
00:09:38.600 in a special counsel?
00:09:40.620 Lord,
00:09:41.380 you're flawed,
00:09:42.140 hard-headed,
00:09:42.740 and imperfect child.
00:09:44.100 I'm a little confused.
00:09:46.540 I appointed
00:09:47.240 three special counsels
00:09:48.700 as is my right to do,
00:09:50.900 paid them all
00:09:51.680 the same hourly rate.
00:09:53.040 They only attack one.
00:09:56.540 I hired one white woman,
00:09:58.580 a good personal friend
00:10:00.060 and great lawyer.
00:10:02.780 A superstar,
00:10:04.260 I tell you.
00:10:05.220 I hired one white man,
00:10:08.100 brilliant,
00:10:09.140 my friend,
00:10:10.460 and a great lawyer.
00:10:12.260 And I hired one black man,
00:10:15.060 another superstar,
00:10:16.700 a great friend,
00:10:18.940 and a great lawyer.
00:10:21.000 Yeah.
00:10:21.640 But the white lady
00:10:23.440 didn't take you
00:10:24.060 on expensive vacations
00:10:25.140 to the Caribbean
00:10:25.720 with the money
00:10:26.220 that you paid her.
00:10:27.120 She says that she paid them
00:10:28.240 the same hourly rate.
00:10:29.400 Other outlets are reporting
00:10:30.380 that that isn't true,
00:10:31.500 that she actually paid
00:10:32.340 this special friend of hers
00:10:35.160 a lot more money.
00:10:37.880 But I think the evidence
00:10:39.460 that she's guilty
00:10:40.780 is one,
00:10:41.940 neither she nor the prosecutor
00:10:43.440 have denied the affair.
00:10:45.380 And two,
00:10:47.060 she didn't go to the media
00:10:48.060 to talk about this.
00:10:49.100 She didn't hold
00:10:49.860 a press conference.
00:10:51.600 She shows up
00:10:52.640 to a black church
00:10:54.140 to say,
00:10:55.720 dear Lord,
00:10:57.560 they're going after me
00:10:58.420 because I'm a black woman.
00:10:59.420 She played that race card
00:11:00.540 as fast as she could.
00:11:01.800 That is the last refuge
00:11:02.960 of scoundrels.
00:11:04.060 They have got this woman
00:11:05.320 dead to rights.
00:11:06.640 And it's not just me,
00:11:07.380 a right winger,
00:11:07.900 saying this.
00:11:08.700 Even the left wing papers
00:11:10.260 are saying it.
00:11:11.460 Probably the most devastating
00:11:12.760 reporting on this so far
00:11:13.980 has actually come
00:11:14.760 from the Washington Post.
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00:12:34.560 Headline in the
00:12:35.240 Washington Post,
00:12:36.180 you know that far
00:12:36.780 right-wing paper,
00:12:37.520 Washington Post,
00:12:38.020 Nathan Wade,
00:12:40.180 embattled prosecutor
00:12:41.360 in Georgia Trump case,
00:12:42.560 has little prosecution
00:12:43.920 experience.
00:12:47.140 Not only did this woman
00:12:48.680 pick her alleged lover
00:12:50.360 to prosecute this huge case
00:12:52.580 against the former president,
00:12:53.540 current leader of the opposition,
00:12:54.920 but she picked a guy
00:12:56.040 who is completely
00:12:57.260 unqualified to do it.
00:12:58.360 It was just so blatant.
00:12:59.580 It was so brazen.
00:13:01.180 How did she think
00:13:01.800 she would get away with this?
00:13:03.980 So ridiculous
00:13:04.840 that even the Washington Post
00:13:05.760 has to call it out.
00:13:06.480 They write, quote,
00:13:06.940 In the fall of 2021,
00:13:08.380 Nathan Wade,
00:13:09.100 the prosecutor,
00:13:10.060 had little experience
00:13:10.900 prosecuting criminal cases
00:13:12.140 in the Atlanta area,
00:13:13.460 serving as a municipal judge
00:13:15.040 who mostly dealt
00:13:16.080 with traffic tickets
00:13:17.380 and running a private practice
00:13:19.280 that focuses on family law
00:13:20.560 and contract disputes.
00:13:21.900 Then,
00:13:22.400 Fulton County DA
00:13:23.240 Fannie Willis
00:13:24.000 tapped him to lead
00:13:24.960 the biggest case
00:13:25.700 of her career.
00:13:27.320 One of Trump's
00:13:28.020 co-defendants
00:13:28.720 alleged in a court filing
00:13:29.720 last week
00:13:30.200 that the two prosecutors
00:13:31.120 are lovers
00:13:31.660 who have vacationed together
00:13:32.880 on Wade's dime
00:13:34.360 that he got
00:13:35.240 from the taxpayers
00:13:35.960 in Napa
00:13:36.700 Valley in the Caribbean.
00:13:37.860 The accusations,
00:13:38.520 if true,
00:13:38.800 could present
00:13:39.160 a conflict of interest
00:13:39.900 or could amount
00:13:40.340 to fraud.
00:13:41.080 You don't say.
00:13:42.340 And then,
00:13:43.040 WAPO concludes,
00:13:44.260 The episode has drawn
00:13:44.980 attention to an arrangement
00:13:46.580 in which Willis' office
00:13:47.840 hired an outside attorney
00:13:49.440 and paid his firm
00:13:50.400 more than $650,000
00:13:51.760 over two years
00:13:52.720 to lead a criminal investigation
00:13:54.260 typically managed
00:13:55.020 by civil servants.
00:13:56.040 Great point.
00:13:56.940 Washington Post,
00:13:57.620 never thought I'd say that.
00:13:58.920 Great point.
00:13:59.640 Why is an outside lawyer
00:14:01.340 even handling this?
00:14:02.260 Why isn't the DA's office
00:14:04.340 doing it internally?
00:14:06.420 Well,
00:14:06.680 because then there's not
00:14:07.320 as much opportunity
00:14:08.100 for graft and kickbacks.
00:14:09.520 That's why.
00:14:11.900 They go to the Caribbean,
00:14:13.480 they go to Napa Valley.
00:14:14.400 You know where else
00:14:14.860 the prosecutor goes?
00:14:16.000 The prosecutor goes
00:14:17.360 and meets with
00:14:19.000 Biden officials.
00:14:21.840 So,
00:14:22.760 this investigation
00:14:24.120 and this prosecution
00:14:25.160 in Georgia
00:14:25.580 is supposed to be
00:14:26.020 totally separate
00:14:26.720 from the Biden White House.
00:14:27.960 This isn't Joe Biden
00:14:29.040 just prosecuting
00:14:30.200 his popular political rival
00:14:31.520 because he wants
00:14:32.240 to take him out of the race.
00:14:33.040 No, no, it's separate.
00:14:35.020 Well, if it's separate,
00:14:36.220 then why is the prosecutor
00:14:37.160 meeting for hours on end
00:14:38.600 with Biden lackeys
00:14:39.900 and then,
00:14:40.820 here's the best part,
00:14:41.920 the cherry on the sundae.
00:14:43.440 He bills Fulton County
00:14:44.900 for the time.
00:14:45.920 He billed them
00:14:46.500 something like $8,000.
00:14:48.360 It was at least four.
00:14:49.220 It might have been $8,000.
00:14:52.540 Whatever it was,
00:14:53.460 thousands of dollars
00:14:54.400 for the time.
00:14:55.080 As if to say,
00:14:56.160 yeah, I'm here,
00:14:57.840 I'm working for Fulton County
00:14:59.260 and we're taking
00:14:59.840 our marching orders
00:15:00.580 from Biden
00:15:01.040 who wants to lock
00:15:01.860 his opponent in prison
00:15:03.240 because he's not going
00:15:04.760 to win the election
00:15:05.360 fair and square.
00:15:06.600 So, people are really
00:15:07.760 shocked by this.
00:15:09.280 I'm not shocked by this.
00:15:11.700 These are people
00:15:12.560 who would,
00:15:14.000 for the first time
00:15:14.580 in American history,
00:15:15.900 throw the leader
00:15:17.400 of the opposition,
00:15:18.280 the major rival candidate
00:15:19.880 for president
00:15:20.440 in prison
00:15:21.640 on completely trumped up charges,
00:15:25.520 pun intended.
00:15:26.740 Of course,
00:15:27.440 they're corrupt.
00:15:28.100 Of course,
00:15:29.260 they're cheating
00:15:29.640 on their spouses
00:15:30.360 and taking handouts
00:15:32.260 and giving kickbacks
00:15:33.820 and going on vacation
00:15:34.800 to the Caribbean
00:15:35.340 and meeting with the crooks
00:15:37.060 in D.C.
00:15:37.780 to try to coordinate
00:15:38.820 the prosecution.
00:15:39.540 Of course, man.
00:15:41.200 Of course, they are.
00:15:42.600 People are not usually
00:15:43.820 just a little bit corrupt.
00:15:45.940 Okay?
00:15:46.640 And what the Democrats
00:15:48.720 broadly are doing
00:15:49.580 to Trump right now
00:15:50.260 is the height
00:15:51.320 of American political corruption.
00:15:53.940 Yeah.
00:15:54.440 And look,
00:15:55.220 they might have flown
00:15:56.440 a little too close
00:15:57.100 to the sun here.
00:15:58.300 This might spoil
00:15:59.320 that whole case.
00:16:00.180 That's why the Democrats
00:16:00.940 have backups.
00:16:01.780 That's why they're going
00:16:02.380 after him in New York
00:16:03.180 and they're going after him
00:16:04.000 in Washington, D.C.
00:16:04.960 And I don't know,
00:16:05.420 pretty soon they're going
00:16:05.860 to go after him
00:16:06.240 in Palookaville
00:16:06.820 because they know
00:16:08.340 that individually
00:16:08.940 all of these cases
00:16:09.980 are frivolous.
00:16:11.200 They're so ridiculous.
00:16:13.200 And they need backups
00:16:13.980 because this one very well
00:16:15.100 might have fallen apart.
00:16:16.260 When the Libs lose
00:16:16.960 the Washington Post,
00:16:17.940 you know they're in trouble.
00:16:19.600 Now, for his part,
00:16:20.540 Trump is feeling pretty good.
00:16:22.520 The GOP primary
00:16:23.680 is effectively over.
00:16:25.760 DeSantis and Haley
00:16:27.320 are still in the race.
00:16:28.540 I think Asa Hutchinson
00:16:29.580 might still officially
00:16:30.480 be in the race,
00:16:31.140 but there's really
00:16:32.660 no path to victory
00:16:33.620 for anyone other
00:16:34.800 than Trump right now.
00:16:36.300 So the party
00:16:37.640 is consolidating
00:16:38.360 behind him,
00:16:39.500 including the clearest
00:16:40.500 sign of this yet.
00:16:42.700 Senator Ted Cruz,
00:16:44.620 President Trump's
00:16:45.460 chief rival
00:16:46.720 in 2016,
00:16:48.180 the man who almost
00:16:49.140 beat Trump
00:16:50.160 for the nomination
00:16:50.980 just came out
00:16:53.060 and endorsed him.
00:16:54.640 Listen, last night
00:16:55.780 was decisive.
00:16:56.800 It was,
00:16:57.480 it was a dominating
00:16:59.120 victory for Donald Trump.
00:17:01.000 I got to say,
00:17:01.920 there's no place
00:17:02.580 like the Iowa caucuses.
00:17:04.140 I know it intimately.
00:17:05.120 The men and women of Iowa,
00:17:06.320 they take their responsibility
00:17:07.760 incredibly seriously.
00:17:09.340 They scrutinize
00:17:10.340 the candidates.
00:17:11.380 It's an amazing process
00:17:12.740 and I'm a big believer
00:17:13.720 in letting democracy
00:17:14.660 play out.
00:17:15.380 Well, last night
00:17:16.480 it played out
00:17:17.140 and I got to say,
00:17:18.160 Trump's victory
00:17:19.380 was across the board.
00:17:20.840 He won 51% of the vote.
00:17:22.800 He won 98% of the counties.
00:17:24.600 Congratulations
00:17:25.040 to President Trump
00:17:26.680 on that dominating victory.
00:17:28.960 And at this point,
00:17:29.900 I believe this race is over.
00:17:32.000 So I am proud
00:17:33.140 to endorse Donald Trump
00:17:35.060 for president
00:17:35.580 of the United States.
00:17:36.460 I look forward
00:17:37.100 to supporting him
00:17:38.320 enthusiastically
00:17:39.280 because I think it's time
00:17:40.980 for the Republican Party
00:17:41.980 to unite,
00:17:42.680 for us to come together.
00:17:44.040 We've got to beat
00:17:44.940 Joe Biden.
00:17:46.080 We've got to beat
00:17:46.700 this disastrous
00:17:47.700 cultural Marxist agenda
00:17:49.380 in the White House.
00:17:50.560 We've got to retake
00:17:51.380 the United States Senate.
00:17:52.800 We've got to hold the House.
00:17:54.100 We've got to come together
00:17:54.980 and win.
00:17:55.920 And with the results
00:17:56.740 last night,
00:17:57.500 the people have spoken.
00:17:58.700 It's time to move onward
00:18:00.320 to victory in November.
00:18:02.040 I think Senator Cruz
00:18:03.460 handled this very well.
00:18:06.280 The guy ran a brutal campaign
00:18:08.460 against Trump in 2016.
00:18:10.640 Then when Trump won,
00:18:13.000 Cruz got on board.
00:18:14.580 They accomplished
00:18:15.160 some great things together.
00:18:16.280 They worked very well together
00:18:17.380 when Trump was president.
00:18:18.820 Then when this primary came up,
00:18:22.020 Senator Cruz stayed out of it.
00:18:23.500 He didn't run for president again.
00:18:25.960 He basically stayed out
00:18:28.840 of the primary,
00:18:30.240 perhaps in part because
00:18:31.340 some of his former political team
00:18:33.140 were working for other candidates.
00:18:34.600 And so I felt it was
00:18:35.300 a classy move.
00:18:36.300 He stayed out of it.
00:18:37.400 And now it is very clear
00:18:38.340 the race is,
00:18:39.460 for all intents and purposes,
00:18:40.740 over.
00:18:41.020 It really doesn't need
00:18:43.340 to drag out any longer
00:18:45.140 than it has.
00:18:46.520 I'm not calling on
00:18:47.560 the other candidates
00:18:48.060 to drop out.
00:18:48.680 They can stay in as long
00:18:49.380 as they like.
00:18:49.980 But it seems very unlikely
00:18:52.240 that there is anything else
00:18:53.420 to be gained
00:18:54.060 from these other candidates
00:18:55.600 staying in the race.
00:18:56.480 And so Cruz said,
00:18:57.140 okay, all right,
00:18:57.880 there it is.
00:18:58.600 Whether you love Trump,
00:18:59.240 whether you hate Trump,
00:19:00.560 he's the guy,
00:19:01.360 he's the nominee,
00:19:02.140 and we all want to beat Joe Biden.
00:19:03.920 And he is perfect,
00:19:05.000 not only acceptable,
00:19:06.640 I think,
00:19:07.060 to basically the whole GOP,
00:19:08.640 but some people
00:19:09.380 are very enthusiastic
00:19:10.120 about him being the nominee.
00:19:11.540 So however you feel
00:19:12.520 about him personally,
00:19:13.440 let's get together
00:19:14.240 and let's support the nominee.
00:19:16.820 Very classy,
00:19:17.880 very mature way
00:19:18.820 to handle it
00:19:19.800 and a big sign
00:19:20.540 that the primary is over.
00:19:22.920 Trump got another endorsement
00:19:24.220 on top of Senator Cruz
00:19:25.980 and some of the other
00:19:26.680 top Republicans
00:19:27.720 who have jumped on board.
00:19:30.040 And that would be Meek Mill.
00:19:32.140 I don't really know Meek Mill.
00:19:34.620 You know I'm not
00:19:35.360 the hippest cat out there necessarily.
00:19:37.320 But Meek Mill is a rapper
00:19:40.620 and he tweeted out
00:19:43.040 in response to a rally
00:19:45.860 that Vivek and Trump
00:19:47.360 were doing together.
00:19:48.620 He tweeted out,
00:19:49.420 he said,
00:19:50.140 wait till y'all see
00:19:51.000 who the black people
00:19:51.740 in poverty voting for.
00:19:53.180 Four exclamation points.
00:19:56.620 Now what does that mean?
00:19:57.620 It was being reported
00:19:58.420 as an implicit endorsement
00:20:01.360 of Trump.
00:20:02.580 I didn't know,
00:20:03.600 I couldn't quite tell
00:20:04.180 how to read it.
00:20:04.660 But then I realized
00:20:06.080 two days ago
00:20:06.880 he made his political views
00:20:09.120 even clearer.
00:20:09.720 He said,
00:20:10.660 Joe Biden is too old
00:20:11.460 to be our president
00:20:12.220 respectfully.
00:20:13.160 WTF is going on
00:20:14.160 in the American system
00:20:14.940 that y'all pushing this through
00:20:15.880 like it's okay
00:20:16.460 to trust what we see in.
00:20:18.560 So it's pretty clear here.
00:20:21.040 Meek Mill,
00:20:21.740 Mr. Mill,
00:20:23.100 endorsing Donald Trump.
00:20:25.100 And my pal Nate Hockman
00:20:26.640 pointed something out
00:20:28.360 yesterday as well,
00:20:29.400 which is a ton
00:20:32.100 of black rappers
00:20:33.780 have endorsed Trump.
00:20:36.840 Conspicuously,
00:20:37.480 the most famous
00:20:38.020 white rapper
00:20:38.700 hates Trump
00:20:39.400 and constantly whines
00:20:40.260 about Eminem.
00:20:41.160 But a bunch
00:20:41.900 of other rappers,
00:20:43.180 Kodak Black,
00:20:44.680 Lil Pump,
00:20:45.780 Kanye of course,
00:20:46.920 Lil Wayne,
00:20:47.700 Ice Cube,
00:20:48.500 now Meek Mill,
00:20:49.880 have all endorsed Trump
00:20:51.900 at some point
00:20:52.760 over the last
00:20:54.040 eight to ten years.
00:20:56.420 That's kind of weird,
00:20:57.780 right?
00:20:58.000 Trump, I think,
00:21:00.580 is the first
00:21:01.440 Republican candidate
00:21:02.920 for any office
00:21:04.160 that any rappers
00:21:06.160 have publicly endorsed.
00:21:08.640 What gives?
00:21:09.860 What's going on here, man?
00:21:11.760 I'll tell you
00:21:12.680 what's going on.
00:21:13.520 You know that I like
00:21:14.520 to read political philosophy.
00:21:16.440 I like to read
00:21:16.920 all the greats.
00:21:18.220 Cicero,
00:21:19.420 Aristotle,
00:21:20.820 Donoso Cortez,
00:21:22.020 Edmund Burke,
00:21:22.560 and of course,
00:21:23.580 Mars,
00:21:24.300 M-A-R-Z-Z.
00:21:26.460 A brilliant political
00:21:27.460 philosopher
00:21:28.040 who once observed
00:21:29.100 real recognize real.
00:21:32.380 That's what's going on here.
00:21:35.560 Donald Trump
00:21:36.320 is basically a rapper.
00:21:40.280 Donald Trump
00:21:41.040 is a tabloid-hitting,
00:21:43.960 wild,
00:21:44.780 outrageous,
00:21:46.060 flashy,
00:21:47.200 paints-everything-in-gold
00:21:48.540 international celebrity
00:21:50.000 who dates supermodels
00:21:52.160 and is outrageous.
00:21:54.480 He's been that guy
00:21:55.380 for 40 years.
00:21:56.640 He's appeared
00:21:57.200 in rap songs,
00:21:58.460 in public,
00:21:59.380 big hit rap songs,
00:22:01.500 something like
00:22:02.240 300 times or more.
00:22:05.780 And to quote Mars,
00:22:08.340 real recognize real.
00:22:09.380 You think that
00:22:10.160 rappers,
00:22:12.120 you think that
00:22:12.820 wild entertainers
00:22:14.760 of any sort
00:22:15.440 are going to be
00:22:16.620 endorsing Mitt Romney?
00:22:17.760 Not very many.
00:22:18.580 You get the occasional
00:22:19.400 Clint Eastwood,
00:22:20.200 but that's about it.
00:22:22.520 Trump,
00:22:23.140 it's a little bit different.
00:22:24.820 And so I know
00:22:25.140 people look at him,
00:22:25.820 they say he's going to
00:22:26.180 lose all these voters,
00:22:27.080 he turns people off,
00:22:28.320 he says nasty things,
00:22:29.640 he zigs and zags on policy.
00:22:31.740 I know,
00:22:32.100 I'm not denying
00:22:32.620 any of that stuff.
00:22:34.360 But I am really skeptical
00:22:35.960 of the claim
00:22:36.560 that Trump shrinks the party.
00:22:37.880 I just don't think it's true.
00:22:39.500 I don't think it was true
00:22:40.440 in 2016,
00:22:41.420 and I believe that
00:22:42.980 my take on that
00:22:44.180 was proven
00:22:45.060 when he won the election.
00:22:47.000 I don't,
00:22:47.340 I think it's true now.
00:22:48.080 He's got the traditionalists,
00:22:49.540 the rad trads,
00:22:50.340 the people willing to wield
00:22:51.300 government power,
00:22:53.320 and the extreme libertarians
00:22:54.740 both endorsing him.
00:22:56.640 Compact Magazine,
00:22:57.620 the American Post liberal
00:22:58.600 on one hand,
00:22:59.740 and Rand Paul
00:23:00.680 and Mike Lee on the other,
00:23:01.660 and they're coming together.
00:23:03.660 Even some of the
00:23:04.500 foreign policy hawks
00:23:05.360 like him.
00:23:06.580 Donald Trump,
00:23:07.640 ironically,
00:23:08.660 has been able to
00:23:10.520 unify the conservative movement,
00:23:12.420 the three-legged stool
00:23:13.520 of Ronald Reagan,
00:23:14.840 the trad conservatives,
00:23:16.460 the libertarians,
00:23:17.200 and the foreign policy hawks.
00:23:19.080 He's been able to
00:23:20.280 bring them together
00:23:21.100 better than any Republican
00:23:22.380 since Ronald Reagan.
00:23:25.080 For all of his divisiveness,
00:23:27.800 the guy is weirdly
00:23:28.760 a uniter.
00:23:30.540 There's no question.
00:23:31.360 We're living in a clown world.
00:23:32.440 That very statement
00:23:33.160 that I just said,
00:23:33.720 it shows you
00:23:34.700 what a crazy world
00:23:35.280 we're living in.
00:23:36.100 The powers that be
00:23:37.560 are straight out of a carnival.
00:23:40.000 Basic notions
00:23:40.660 of right and wrong,
00:23:41.500 justice, truth,
00:23:42.180 even reality itself
00:23:43.140 have been thrown out the window.
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00:24:39.460 Speaking of real,
00:24:43.280 recognize real,
00:24:44.000 I don't want to brag,
00:24:47.200 but I just received
00:24:48.740 a major honor.
00:24:50.940 This comes by way of FIRE,
00:24:53.640 a very well-known organization,
00:24:55.660 Freedom of Individual Rights
00:24:59.040 in Education.
00:25:00.000 They have a list
00:25:03.540 of all the canceled speakers
00:25:05.840 this year
00:25:06.460 on the right
00:25:07.200 and on the left.
00:25:07.960 They're virtually all
00:25:08.860 right-wingers
00:25:10.080 canceled by the left.
00:25:11.400 But they got a list,
00:25:12.560 and it turns out
00:25:13.500 I am
00:25:15.460 the champion
00:25:17.240 disinvitee
00:25:19.540 of 2023.
00:25:21.100 I was canceled.
00:25:22.480 I was disinvited
00:25:23.480 from campus speaking engagements
00:25:25.380 more than anyone else
00:25:27.100 in 2023.
00:25:28.400 And I consider that
00:25:29.420 a great honor.
00:25:30.820 I lost
00:25:31.660 a lot of opportunities
00:25:33.100 to get my views
00:25:34.840 out there.
00:25:35.980 I lost money.
00:25:37.820 I lost
00:25:38.640 a really important part
00:25:40.660 of what I do,
00:25:41.600 which is,
00:25:42.340 but
00:25:42.860 I gained
00:25:46.200 a lot.
00:25:46.960 I gained
00:25:47.940 the
00:25:48.520 greatest amount
00:25:49.800 of ire
00:25:50.260 from the left,
00:25:51.780 and I take that
00:25:53.280 as a great badge.
00:25:54.580 Some of my
00:25:55.560 fellow contestants
00:25:56.680 most of these guys
00:25:58.220 are actually
00:25:58.860 personal friends
00:25:59.940 of mine.
00:26:00.960 I think
00:26:01.600 Matt
00:26:02.540 and Charlie Kirk
00:26:04.520 came in second.
00:26:06.700 I think
00:26:07.160 Ilya Shapiro,
00:26:08.660 those guys had,
00:26:09.680 and maybe Riley Gaines
00:26:10.540 too,
00:26:11.040 they had
00:26:11.520 two cancellations
00:26:12.980 each.
00:26:15.140 I think
00:26:15.640 maybe Riley
00:26:16.300 only had one.
00:26:17.420 No, Riley had two,
00:26:18.940 and there were
00:26:20.260 some other shout-outs
00:26:21.300 there as well.
00:26:21.940 James Lindsay
00:26:22.480 got canceled.
00:26:23.200 There were a number
00:26:23.600 of them.
00:26:24.420 I'm really honored.
00:26:25.460 I'm especially honored
00:26:26.220 because I didn't even
00:26:27.580 state publicly
00:26:28.620 all of the cancellations.
00:26:30.560 They credit me here
00:26:31.120 with three.
00:26:31.900 I was actually canceled
00:26:33.080 from more like
00:26:33.840 five or six schools,
00:26:36.760 and I haven't said it
00:26:38.200 publicly because I don't
00:26:39.000 want to just whine
00:26:40.140 all the time,
00:26:40.900 believe it or not,
00:26:42.000 about these kind
00:26:43.360 of personal slights,
00:26:44.160 but also because
00:26:44.900 we might be able
00:26:45.640 to beat the liberal
00:26:46.720 administrations and end
00:26:47.820 up this semester
00:26:48.860 on those campuses,
00:26:49.540 so we're going to
00:26:50.400 play it cool.
00:26:50.820 In any case,
00:26:51.840 though,
00:26:52.280 thank you to FIRE.
00:26:54.680 Thank you to the
00:26:55.780 leftist administrators
00:26:56.860 at the universities.
00:26:58.500 Thank you first
00:26:59.060 to the conservative
00:26:59.560 students for inviting me.
00:27:00.560 Thank you to the
00:27:01.000 leftist administrators
00:27:01.740 for canceling me
00:27:02.780 in this ridiculous way
00:27:04.220 because I have the
00:27:04.620 audacity to say
00:27:05.460 crazy things like
00:27:06.400 men are not women
00:27:07.060 and their subjective
00:27:08.160 truth and stuff like that.
00:27:09.660 And for all of my
00:27:10.920 fellow contestants,
00:27:11.660 I look forward to
00:27:12.440 sharing a bowl of gruel
00:27:13.660 with all of you
00:27:14.720 in the gulag,
00:27:16.020 probably sooner
00:27:16.920 rather than later
00:27:17.680 if things keep going
00:27:18.800 the way that they are.
00:27:21.220 I also want to thank
00:27:22.140 Steve McGuire,
00:27:23.200 who's a fellow
00:27:23.740 at the American Council
00:27:24.660 of Trustees and Alumni
00:27:26.380 for pointing out
00:27:27.300 my dubious distinction.
00:27:30.000 Speaking of free speech,
00:27:31.420 RuPaul,
00:27:33.300 who I don't really know,
00:27:34.780 like I know the face
00:27:35.640 and I know the name,
00:27:36.440 I don't really know
00:27:37.240 what that person does
00:27:38.440 other than pop up on TV
00:27:40.320 and say outrageous
00:27:40.980 things every now and again.
00:27:42.280 RuPaul has just come out
00:27:43.520 and said
00:27:44.000 that everyone needs
00:27:47.160 to cool it
00:27:47.940 with the transphobia
00:27:49.180 around Drag Queen Story Hour.
00:27:51.860 Listen,
00:27:52.520 if a drag queen
00:27:53.400 wants to read you
00:27:54.480 a story at a library,
00:27:57.620 listen to her
00:27:58.380 because
00:27:59.040 knowledge is power
00:28:03.240 and if someone
00:28:04.480 tries to restrict
00:28:05.620 your access to power,
00:28:08.580 they are trying
00:28:09.480 to scare you.
00:28:10.740 So listen to a drag queen.
00:28:12.180 We love you.
00:28:12.740 Thank you.
00:28:15.220 Listen to a drag queen.
00:28:16.860 Knowledge is power.
00:28:17.940 Really interesting point, RuPaul.
00:28:21.140 Now,
00:28:21.920 do Bibles in schools.
00:28:24.660 What about that?
00:28:25.780 If
00:28:26.180 a teacher
00:28:27.400 wants to read you
00:28:28.340 a Bible in a school,
00:28:30.080 you should let her, right?
00:28:31.400 You should listen to her.
00:28:32.120 Oh, no, no, no.
00:28:32.800 We can't do that.
00:28:34.200 No, no, no.
00:28:34.740 That's terrible.
00:28:35.200 That's unconstitutional.
00:28:36.000 That's evil.
00:28:36.440 That's oppressive.
00:28:36.900 That's terrible.
00:28:37.320 Don't ever let anyone
00:28:38.400 do that.
00:28:39.720 Ever?
00:28:40.120 If a conservative student group
00:28:43.620 wants to host
00:28:44.400 a totally mainstream
00:28:46.340 right-wing
00:28:47.140 public figure,
00:28:49.100 you should go listen
00:28:49.900 to that person, right?
00:28:50.560 No, no.
00:28:50.880 We have to shut them down.
00:28:52.020 That's terrible
00:28:52.400 because knowledge is power.
00:28:53.600 That's the one point
00:28:54.380 that that guy made
00:28:55.580 that's true.
00:28:57.600 Knowledge is power
00:28:58.760 and the dissemination
00:29:00.320 of knowledge is power.
00:29:01.880 Information is power.
00:29:03.120 This term misinformation
00:29:04.160 has become very popular
00:29:05.880 these days,
00:29:06.640 but it's a silly term.
00:29:08.200 I'm not the first
00:29:08.860 to observe it.
00:29:10.980 There's just information.
00:29:13.340 There are information wars
00:29:14.900 that go on.
00:29:17.060 And what sort of information
00:29:19.560 is allowed to get out there?
00:29:20.800 What sort of information
00:29:21.540 is publicly encouraged?
00:29:23.500 How that information
00:29:24.460 gets out there?
00:29:25.000 What kind of information
00:29:25.640 gets amplified?
00:29:26.480 That's going to determine
00:29:27.600 the contours
00:29:28.320 of the standards
00:29:28.920 and norms
00:29:29.480 of your society.
00:29:30.760 It's going to determine
00:29:31.840 how people perceive the world
00:29:33.200 and how they behave
00:29:33.880 and what kind of country
00:29:34.720 that you live in.
00:29:35.700 That's what that's about.
00:29:36.820 What RuPaul
00:29:37.600 and all the rest
00:29:38.580 of the pro-trans,
00:29:39.880 pro-drag people
00:29:40.500 are saying is
00:29:41.980 not,
00:29:43.640 we want total free speech.
00:29:44.740 They obviously
00:29:45.340 don't look at the list
00:29:46.400 put out by fire.
00:29:49.260 What they want
00:29:50.220 is their subversive,
00:29:53.760 false, ugly,
00:29:54.720 wicked voices
00:29:55.260 to be heard
00:29:55.920 and to set
00:29:58.260 the contours
00:29:58.720 of society
00:29:59.280 and they want
00:30:00.140 to suppress
00:30:00.820 voices that are
00:30:02.240 traditional,
00:30:03.040 common sense,
00:30:03.860 true, good,
00:30:04.560 beautiful,
00:30:05.180 anything like that.
00:30:06.980 That they've got
00:30:07.540 to keep out.
00:30:08.840 This is why
00:30:09.720 a lot of this
00:30:12.120 craziness on campus
00:30:13.280 began
00:30:13.840 almost immediately
00:30:15.140 after liberal activists
00:30:16.800 on the courts
00:30:17.500 banned the Bible
00:30:18.420 and prayer from schools
00:30:19.460 because nature
00:30:21.140 abhors a vacuum.
00:30:22.400 So once you
00:30:23.140 take the truth
00:30:24.460 and the good stuff
00:30:26.300 and the kind
00:30:27.560 of information
00:30:28.020 that built
00:30:28.360 our whole civilization,
00:30:29.360 when you take
00:30:29.840 that out of schools,
00:30:30.680 there's a vacuum
00:30:31.440 and what's going
00:30:32.480 to fill that
00:30:33.040 is going to be
00:30:33.640 less good
00:30:34.120 and less beautiful
00:30:34.860 and less true.
00:30:36.180 Especially then
00:30:37.160 when the schools
00:30:38.460 double down
00:30:40.240 on all of it
00:30:40.780 and create incentives
00:30:42.060 for more of it
00:30:42.920 and special protections
00:30:44.020 for it
00:30:44.600 and the popular culture
00:30:46.160 encourages it
00:30:46.980 as well.
00:30:47.900 So now we've got
00:30:51.220 trans mania everywhere.
00:30:52.920 I guess that's a little
00:30:53.500 redundant, isn't it?
00:30:54.700 Trans mania.
00:30:55.780 But it's everywhere.
00:30:56.940 It's a big fad.
00:30:57.660 It's all anyone
00:30:58.120 talks about these days.
00:30:59.880 And the conservatives
00:31:01.960 rightly are saying,
00:31:02.940 hey, cool it.
00:31:03.800 We really, you know,
00:31:05.180 whatever,
00:31:05.860 do whatever you want,
00:31:06.740 I guess.
00:31:07.340 That's kind of the
00:31:08.020 mainstream right-wing view.
00:31:09.000 But just don't,
00:31:10.320 stop trying to trans me.
00:31:11.740 Stop trying to trans my kids.
00:31:12.980 Stop trying to force it
00:31:13.860 into elementary schools
00:31:14.780 and have my son
00:31:16.480 or daughter
00:31:16.900 think that he's
00:31:17.620 the opposite sex
00:31:18.600 and do all sort of
00:31:19.260 weird deviant sex stuff.
00:31:21.020 And the politically
00:31:22.900 shrewd pro-trans people,
00:31:25.100 they say,
00:31:25.380 oh, we're not doing that.
00:31:26.240 How dare you?
00:31:26.900 That's a terrible
00:31:27.580 calumny that you're
00:31:29.000 throwing at us.
00:31:30.020 But the honest ones
00:31:31.000 are saying,
00:31:31.500 yeah,
00:31:32.360 that's exactly
00:31:33.020 what we want to do.
00:31:34.680 Hey, TikTok.
00:31:35.980 Just wanted to let you know
00:31:37.480 that I am pushing
00:31:38.860 my gay agenda
00:31:39.780 on everybody.
00:31:40.840 If I get a chance
00:31:41.860 to talk to your children,
00:31:42.940 I will turn them trans
00:31:44.300 and I'm also
00:31:45.220 promoting obesity.
00:31:46.740 Have a gay, fat,
00:31:48.000 trans day.
00:31:49.720 Points for honesty.
00:31:51.720 Some people might think
00:31:52.940 that that person
00:31:53.580 is being ironic.
00:31:55.660 I don't think so,
00:31:56.520 but that's exactly
00:31:57.120 what we heard
00:31:57.840 in total sincerity
00:31:59.240 from the heads
00:32:00.100 of Disney.
00:32:01.480 Remember that
00:32:02.120 a year or two years ago?
00:32:03.760 The leaked
00:32:04.340 Zoom meetings?
00:32:06.260 It was the silver lining
00:32:07.120 of COVID
00:32:07.520 as we got to see
00:32:08.140 what goes on
00:32:08.680 behind closed doors
00:32:09.520 in the classroom,
00:32:10.840 in the wardroom,
00:32:11.760 in these woke corporations.
00:32:13.660 Remember,
00:32:13.960 the heads of Disney
00:32:14.760 said,
00:32:15.400 yeah,
00:32:15.620 we have a not-so-secret
00:32:16.640 gay agenda.
00:32:17.420 We're forcing it
00:32:18.000 on your kids.
00:32:18.480 Exactly what that
00:32:19.380 Looney Tune just said.
00:32:21.940 Except they wield
00:32:23.180 a lot of power
00:32:23.880 and they're pushing it.
00:32:25.900 And of course they are.
00:32:27.420 I give that pro-trans person
00:32:30.020 with the weird little cat ears
00:32:31.140 a lot of credit.
00:32:33.220 Of course,
00:32:33.760 this is what they want to do.
00:32:34.740 They want to trans your kids.
00:32:36.560 She says she's pushing obesity.
00:32:37.880 I think it's a she.
00:32:38.660 She says she's pushing obesity,
00:32:40.160 too.
00:32:40.540 And there's obviously that,
00:32:41.600 this push against fat phobia
00:32:43.440 and body positivity
00:32:44.880 as a way to normalize
00:32:46.160 unhealthy lifestyles.
00:32:47.560 Not just to be nice to people,
00:32:48.940 not just to be polite,
00:32:50.160 but to actually encourage things
00:32:52.200 that are harmful and unhealthy.
00:32:53.940 Two reasons for that.
00:32:55.200 One,
00:32:55.820 the simplest reason
00:32:56.620 is misery loves company.
00:32:58.740 This is why these guys
00:32:59.680 are constantly proselytizing
00:33:01.100 their weird sex stuff.
00:33:02.660 It's because
00:33:03.520 it immiserates them.
00:33:06.100 I don't even just mean that
00:33:07.320 as a kind of
00:33:08.300 flippant prejudicial judgment.
00:33:09.520 I mean,
00:33:09.880 you just look at the statistics,
00:33:11.300 the rates of anxiety,
00:33:12.700 depression,
00:33:13.240 suicidality
00:33:13.860 among people who go into
00:33:15.220 this weird sex stuff
00:33:16.000 are through the roof
00:33:17.220 and they're not improved
00:33:18.040 by anything.
00:33:19.360 Even the
00:33:20.000 gender affirmation surgery
00:33:21.800 doesn't make anything better
00:33:22.900 and according to the largest
00:33:23.840 data set we have on it
00:33:24.840 makes at least one of those
00:33:26.460 segments,
00:33:27.300 anxiety,
00:33:28.360 worse.
00:33:29.740 So we know that.
00:33:30.440 We know misery loves company.
00:33:31.760 We know drug addicts
00:33:32.620 are always trying to get people
00:33:33.440 to do drugs.
00:33:35.600 Weird sex addicts
00:33:36.440 are trying to do the same thing,
00:33:37.680 I guess.
00:33:38.260 But even beyond that,
00:33:39.200 even beyond Misery Loves Company,
00:33:41.020 more broadly,
00:33:43.400 everyone
00:33:44.040 inevitably
00:33:46.260 tries to convert people
00:33:48.040 to their beliefs.
00:33:50.220 No one
00:33:50.940 is really neutral
00:33:52.400 about anything.
00:33:54.120 No one
00:33:54.860 is really
00:33:55.740 uninterested
00:33:57.680 in persuading people
00:33:58.700 to think
00:33:59.400 and behave like them.
00:34:00.780 Everyone
00:34:01.200 necessarily
00:34:02.040 does that.
00:34:04.040 And it's not necessarily
00:34:04.860 a bad thing.
00:34:05.520 Obviously,
00:34:06.100 Christians have the
00:34:06.800 great commission
00:34:07.340 to go and make disciples
00:34:08.220 of all nations.
00:34:10.080 Christianity is an
00:34:10.780 evangelical religion.
00:34:14.560 Not all religions
00:34:15.660 are quite so
00:34:16.960 proselytizing
00:34:17.660 in an overt way,
00:34:19.100 but the ones
00:34:20.300 that are not
00:34:20.700 quite so proselytizing
00:34:22.040 are proselytizing
00:34:23.300 in a political way
00:34:24.120 to push for
00:34:25.160 broad
00:34:26.460 religious
00:34:28.280 toleration
00:34:28.960 and even further
00:34:29.680 secularism
00:34:30.620 and the separation
00:34:31.160 of church and state.
00:34:31.920 I mean,
00:34:32.520 this is what you see
00:34:33.140 really
00:34:33.540 with liberals.
00:34:36.000 Take religion
00:34:36.660 out of it for a second
00:34:37.420 and just think
00:34:37.980 politically.
00:34:40.140 The liberals,
00:34:40.940 the lowercase l liberals,
00:34:42.120 they might say,
00:34:42.540 look,
00:34:42.700 you believe
00:34:43.040 whatever you want.
00:34:43.820 I might not agree
00:34:44.460 with what you have to say,
00:34:45.180 but I'll defend
00:34:45.660 to the death
00:34:46.820 your right to say it.
00:34:47.940 I don't know
00:34:48.380 why they would do that.
00:34:49.020 I certainly will not
00:34:49.680 defend to the death
00:34:50.380 some Satanist's right
00:34:51.760 to go trans the kids
00:34:52.600 or something.
00:34:53.160 But anyway,
00:34:53.600 that's what the liberals
00:34:54.160 say that they are
00:34:55.620 willing to do.
00:34:56.340 And yet even that
00:34:58.660 is proselytizing
00:35:01.620 and persuasive
00:35:02.820 and a little coercive.
00:35:03.980 The thing they're trying
00:35:04.720 to get you to do
00:35:05.500 is for you to stop
00:35:07.400 convincing them
00:35:08.020 of anything.
00:35:08.680 The thing they're trying
00:35:09.120 to get you to do
00:35:09.820 is for you to stop
00:35:11.020 taking your religion
00:35:11.700 so seriously.
00:35:12.540 The thing that they're
00:35:13.040 trying to get you to do
00:35:13.940 is for you to pull
00:35:15.260 your beliefs out of
00:35:16.060 the public square
00:35:16.660 and shut up about them
00:35:17.720 and change the
00:35:19.060 American traditions
00:35:19.800 of freedom of religion,
00:35:21.020 public worship,
00:35:21.880 to something that you do
00:35:23.020 just privately,
00:35:23.840 you know,
00:35:24.020 in your own home.
00:35:26.340 Everyone's trying
00:35:27.200 to persuade people
00:35:27.980 of their views.
00:35:29.620 They have to
00:35:30.360 because we live
00:35:31.660 in a society
00:35:32.340 where social creatures
00:35:33.500 and the way
00:35:34.200 that other people behave
00:35:35.260 will affect our ability
00:35:36.840 to exercise our rights
00:35:40.180 and to live
00:35:41.040 as we would like to live.
00:35:42.800 Of course.
00:35:43.900 The clearest example
00:35:44.860 of this is
00:35:45.780 the transvestite
00:35:46.640 who says,
00:35:47.460 I just want to be
00:35:48.020 left alone.
00:35:49.140 Why are you interested
00:35:50.420 in how I identify?
00:35:51.920 This is none
00:35:52.320 of your business.
00:35:53.280 Leave me alone
00:35:53.900 and let me go
00:35:54.600 into your daughter's bathroom.
00:35:56.220 Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:35:56.940 Hold on.
00:35:57.500 You can believe
00:35:58.300 whatever you,
00:35:58.700 but don't,
00:35:59.460 you can't go
00:35:59.820 into my daughter's bathroom.
00:36:00.640 Why not?
00:36:01.140 Now you're infringing
00:36:02.160 on my right
00:36:02.640 to identify as a woman.
00:36:03.660 I'm a woman
00:36:04.080 and if I'm a woman,
00:36:04.720 I'm going to go
00:36:05.040 into your daughter's bathroom.
00:36:06.260 Well, no,
00:36:06.900 you're not really a woman,
00:36:09.040 but you can't say that.
00:36:09.960 You're infringing
00:36:10.360 on my rights.
00:36:10.820 Well, now you're
00:36:11.280 infringing on my rights
00:36:12.120 because I think
00:36:12.600 I have a right
00:36:13.120 for a huge dude
00:36:14.260 not to go
00:36:14.660 into my daughter's bathroom.
00:36:17.160 This language
00:36:18.080 of individualism,
00:36:19.660 it just doesn't hold up
00:36:21.540 for more than 30 seconds.
00:36:23.280 It holds up
00:36:24.300 in late night
00:36:25.300 bull sessions
00:36:25.940 sophomore year of college
00:36:27.060 after you took
00:36:28.060 your first political
00:36:28.700 philosophy class,
00:36:29.520 but it doesn't hold up
00:36:30.700 in the real world.
00:36:32.100 That trans TikToker
00:36:33.440 is going to try
00:36:34.500 to trans your kids,
00:36:35.280 as she says,
00:36:35.840 and she's going to try
00:36:37.060 to get them
00:36:37.340 to be obese too.
00:36:38.620 And you just need
00:36:40.780 to expect that.
00:36:41.940 And your response
00:36:42.720 to that can either
00:36:43.340 be a fake neutrality
00:36:44.280 that's going to lead nowhere
00:36:45.160 other than the loss
00:36:46.480 and concession
00:36:47.280 of the public swear,
00:36:48.280 or you can persuade people
00:36:50.740 of your beliefs,
00:36:51.740 which have the advantage
00:36:52.920 of being true.
00:36:55.420 Now, speaking of hostility
00:36:58.720 toward good and true beliefs,
00:37:01.420 you know I'm not
00:37:02.340 a huge football guy.
00:37:04.520 Believe it or not,
00:37:05.220 I was not the captain
00:37:06.040 of my high school
00:37:06.800 or college football team,
00:37:07.980 but I saw a clip
00:37:09.300 going around
00:37:09.820 of a guy
00:37:11.480 on the Texas football team,
00:37:14.380 whatever that is.
00:37:15.420 Which one is it?
00:37:16.020 I don't know,
00:37:16.340 but he's got a thing on it
00:37:17.140 that says Texans.
00:37:18.400 This guy,
00:37:19.900 his name is
00:37:20.880 C.J. Stroud,
00:37:23.080 of Houston.
00:37:23.720 He's the quarterback
00:37:24.220 for Houston.
00:37:25.100 And anyway,
00:37:26.120 what I'm really interested
00:37:28.160 in in this story
00:37:29.000 is who he thanked
00:37:31.720 after winning a game
00:37:34.080 and then what
00:37:35.760 I'm especially
00:37:36.320 interested in
00:37:37.180 is what part
00:37:39.020 of the interview
00:37:39.660 NBC cut out.
00:37:42.300 Which we'll get to
00:37:43.000 in one second.
00:37:44.140 First though,
00:37:44.600 my favorite comment
00:37:45.320 yesterday is from
00:37:46.080 GoodBones1289
00:37:48.440 who says,
00:37:49.280 I can't believe
00:37:49.740 Haley outlasted Vivek.
00:37:51.160 Honestly,
00:37:51.500 I don't believe
00:37:51.840 she really did.
00:37:52.640 I do.
00:37:53.380 I totally do.
00:37:54.960 She'll probably
00:37:55.440 outlast DeSantis.
00:37:57.620 Not because she's
00:37:59.140 the strongest candidate
00:37:59.980 in the race,
00:38:00.420 not because she's
00:38:00.940 the most likely candidate
00:38:01.940 to be the nominee,
00:38:02.800 of course not.
00:38:04.740 Vivek is super smart.
00:38:05.980 He did incredibly well.
00:38:07.080 He went from 0%
00:38:08.100 name recognition
00:38:08.700 to something like
00:38:09.340 8% in the polls.
00:38:10.880 That's very,
00:38:11.300 very impressive.
00:38:12.600 And DeSantis is great too.
00:38:13.600 I really like DeSantis.
00:38:15.480 But as I said
00:38:16.380 from the beginning,
00:38:17.000 the problem for DeSantis
00:38:17.860 was he had no lane.
00:38:20.140 He was a Trumpy candidate
00:38:22.860 whose initial pitch
00:38:25.240 at least was
00:38:25.820 I'm Trump without the baggage,
00:38:27.400 but the race forced him
00:38:28.860 to be in the anti-Trump lane.
00:38:30.620 But he's not really
00:38:31.400 a never-Trumper type.
00:38:32.800 He's kind of Trumpy.
00:38:33.840 So he had,
00:38:34.440 there was no lane.
00:38:35.820 He had to be kind of Trumpy
00:38:37.120 and then Trump was going
00:38:38.020 to beat him
00:38:38.320 because Trump is Trump.
00:38:39.740 The same thing with Vivek.
00:38:41.340 Vivek and Trump
00:38:42.120 disagree on very little.
00:38:44.640 Vivek explicitly
00:38:45.380 ran his campaign
00:38:46.200 as America first,
00:38:48.100 as carrying on the torch
00:38:49.520 of Trump's legacy.
00:38:51.920 But Trump doesn't want to
00:38:52.940 give up the limelight yet.
00:38:55.880 So he was never going
00:38:57.960 to make it all that far.
00:38:59.620 I mean,
00:38:59.720 that was just built
00:39:00.500 into the calculus
00:39:02.040 of the campaign.
00:39:03.840 The only,
00:39:04.760 the only candidate
00:39:05.860 who really will have a lane
00:39:07.920 even as Trump continues to win
00:39:09.560 is going to be Haley
00:39:10.640 who styled herself
00:39:11.480 as the anti-Trump
00:39:13.140 and she's really
00:39:13.760 leaned into that lane.
00:39:15.080 So I'm not surprised.
00:39:16.060 I don't,
00:39:16.260 I don't think it's a knock on Vivek.
00:39:17.420 I don't think it's a knock on DeSantis,
00:39:18.600 but you got to play your part
00:39:21.300 when you get cast in the play,
00:39:23.060 you cast in the movie,
00:39:24.180 you know,
00:39:24.440 you got to play your part
00:39:25.560 or you're not going to,
00:39:26.540 you're not going to stay
00:39:26.980 very long on that stage.
00:39:30.260 Houston quarterback,
00:39:31.420 CJ Stroud won a game
00:39:34.920 and he thanked Jesus.
00:39:38.080 And NBC News didn't seem
00:39:39.200 to like that.
00:39:40.440 What does this moment mean?
00:39:42.360 First,
00:39:42.720 foremost,
00:39:42.980 I just want to give
00:39:43.520 all glory and praise
00:39:44.200 to my Lord and Savior,
00:39:44.980 Jesus Christ.
00:39:46.280 I mean,
00:39:46.860 it's been amazing.
00:39:48.400 What does this moment mean?
00:39:50.160 I mean,
00:39:51.100 it's been amazing
00:39:52.120 being in this city
00:39:53.640 for as short as I've been,
00:39:55.140 but the love that I've got.
00:39:57.000 Oh,
00:39:57.300 wait,
00:39:57.460 hold on.
00:39:59.020 That was supposed to be
00:40:00.220 the same clip.
00:40:01.260 One was how it actually went
00:40:02.600 and then the other one
00:40:03.840 was how they posted it.
00:40:05.600 How they edited it
00:40:06.680 and posted it.
00:40:07.220 Did you see they cut out
00:40:08.220 something kind of important?
00:40:10.620 Weird,
00:40:11.160 huh?
00:40:12.180 Isn't that weird?
00:40:13.500 How the media
00:40:14.140 would cut out
00:40:15.220 the actual heart
00:40:16.680 of this man's message,
00:40:18.200 which is,
00:40:18.540 I want to thank my Lord
00:40:19.200 and Savior,
00:40:19.600 Jesus Christ.
00:40:20.920 Can't say that.
00:40:22.040 It's kind of weird.
00:40:22.440 We're a Christian country.
00:40:23.900 We're a Christian civilization.
00:40:26.040 Not only is that
00:40:27.700 a good and true thing
00:40:28.960 for him to say,
00:40:30.120 but it would be
00:40:31.000 very,
00:40:31.400 very popular.
00:40:33.260 And yet,
00:40:34.100 the media cut it out.
00:40:36.400 Weird,
00:40:37.000 isn't it?
00:40:37.320 It's so weird
00:40:40.340 how Christianity
00:40:42.340 continues to be
00:40:43.520 as it has been
00:40:44.360 since the advent
00:40:45.220 of our Lord and Savior.
00:40:46.940 The most persecuted
00:40:47.960 religion ever
00:40:49.220 in the whole history
00:40:50.780 of the world.
00:40:51.680 Isn't that kind of weird?
00:40:52.220 It's almost as if
00:40:53.140 we wrestle
00:40:54.020 not against flesh
00:40:55.200 as they do
00:40:56.120 in the football game,
00:40:57.000 but against principalities
00:40:58.140 and powers
00:40:58.580 and spiritual wickedness
00:40:59.500 in high places.
00:41:00.600 In any case,
00:41:01.420 maybe I got to tune
00:41:02.100 into football
00:41:02.540 because this guy,
00:41:04.240 C.J. Stroud,
00:41:05.200 he's got his head
00:41:05.760 screwed on straight.
00:41:06.420 Even if not a single person
00:41:08.320 at NBC seems to.
00:41:10.860 Speaking of football,
00:41:12.840 the New England
00:41:13.860 new head coach
00:41:15.240 has just come out
00:41:17.160 and made clear
00:41:20.140 the DEI policies
00:41:22.280 for the team.
00:41:24.300 I do see color
00:41:25.600 because I believe
00:41:26.660 if you don't see color,
00:41:27.740 you can't see racism.
00:41:29.360 And whatever happens,
00:41:32.080 black, white,
00:41:33.480 disabled person,
00:41:34.320 even someone
00:41:35.160 with disabilities,
00:41:36.500 I always,
00:41:37.680 you know,
00:41:37.920 for the most part,
00:41:38.700 people are like,
00:41:39.520 you know,
00:41:39.740 when they're young,
00:41:40.880 they kind of make
00:41:41.640 the spot hot.
00:41:42.640 Younger people
00:41:43.040 know what that means.
00:41:44.640 But what I would say is,
00:41:46.880 like, no,
00:41:47.320 I want you to be able
00:41:48.240 to go up to those people
00:41:49.120 and really understand
00:41:50.140 those people.
00:41:50.920 So it goes back
00:41:51.680 to whatever it is,
00:41:53.280 black, white, yellow,
00:41:54.360 it really doesn't matter,
00:41:55.920 but it does matter
00:41:57.240 so we can try
00:41:57.800 to fix the problem
00:41:58.540 that we all know we have.
00:41:59.820 It really doesn't matter,
00:42:01.880 but it does matter.
00:42:02.780 That's the kind of
00:42:03.700 high, high level discourse
00:42:06.300 I would expect
00:42:07.340 from apparently
00:42:08.620 a leftist
00:42:09.760 now in the position
00:42:11.100 of coaching
00:42:12.820 the New England Patriots.
00:42:14.760 I don't see,
00:42:17.780 I see,
00:42:18.160 I see color.
00:42:19.200 I see color
00:42:19.900 because we've got
00:42:20.500 to fix the racism.
00:42:22.720 The racism in football?
00:42:25.500 Yeah.
00:42:26.740 Finally,
00:42:27.400 finally the black man
00:42:28.700 is going to have
00:42:29.140 a fair shake
00:42:29.720 in the National Football League.
00:42:31.340 You know,
00:42:31.940 it's been a long time coming,
00:42:33.920 but I am so relieved
00:42:36.000 that finally
00:42:37.120 we're going to see
00:42:37.740 a black guy
00:42:38.200 playing football.
00:42:39.080 You know,
00:42:39.620 isn't that great?
00:42:40.940 Wow.
00:42:41.660 The civil rights movement
00:42:42.780 is finally flourishing.
00:42:44.500 We're going to get
00:42:45.260 our,
00:42:46.260 if,
00:42:46.920 if you wanted
00:42:48.120 to see color
00:42:48.940 to stop the
00:42:50.180 racial
00:42:51.100 inequality
00:42:52.760 in football,
00:42:54.160 you would have
00:42:54.760 to introduce
00:42:55.320 the first white player
00:42:56.500 into football.
00:42:57.440 That's not fair.
00:42:58.120 There are some.
00:42:58.740 Obviously,
00:42:59.360 there was
00:42:59.980 the former quarterback
00:43:01.700 for this very team.
00:43:03.160 What's that guy?
00:43:04.060 Brady?
00:43:04.560 Yeah,
00:43:04.720 he was pretty popular.
00:43:06.220 And let me think
00:43:07.140 of another white football player.
00:43:08.840 There's the guy
00:43:09.540 who's dating
00:43:10.140 Taylor Swift.
00:43:13.100 And,
00:43:13.640 and that's it,
00:43:14.900 I think.
00:43:15.340 I think that's pretty much
00:43:16.100 all of it.
00:43:18.040 White people.
00:43:19.320 The lone white people.
00:43:23.360 I don't even really
00:43:24.600 disagree with
00:43:25.300 this guy.
00:43:27.360 In principle,
00:43:28.420 if his premises
00:43:29.040 were true
00:43:29.500 that there were
00:43:29.940 some awful racism,
00:43:31.040 then he's right.
00:43:31.700 The only way
00:43:32.300 to rectify that
00:43:33.540 problem would be
00:43:34.400 to be conscious
00:43:35.320 of race,
00:43:35.940 to not,
00:43:36.240 to not deny
00:43:37.040 that people
00:43:37.620 have racial differences.
00:43:40.140 What I think
00:43:40.900 he's missing,
00:43:42.040 what all of
00:43:43.060 the libs miss
00:43:43.820 when they
00:43:44.820 invade against
00:43:45.740 the evil white man,
00:43:46.840 the source of all
00:43:47.400 the problems
00:43:47.840 in the world,
00:43:48.540 we are told,
00:43:49.740 is that
00:43:50.520 white people
00:43:52.880 are the only
00:43:54.820 people
00:43:55.260 who do not
00:43:56.300 see color.
00:43:57.560 Inasmuch as that
00:43:58.380 phrase means
00:43:58.860 anything at all,
00:43:59.320 I don't see
00:43:59.920 color.
00:44:01.260 I don't,
00:44:02.200 the only people
00:44:03.340 for whom that is
00:44:03.840 true is
00:44:04.420 white people.
00:44:06.620 The only people
00:44:07.620 for whom that has
00:44:08.260 been true
00:44:08.640 ever in the
00:44:09.560 whole history
00:44:10.320 of the world
00:44:11.200 is white people.
00:44:13.640 This is very clear
00:44:14.780 from modern
00:44:15.380 social science.
00:44:16.100 when you ask
00:44:18.380 people their
00:44:18.940 racial consciousness,
00:44:21.080 when you ask
00:44:21.700 people,
00:44:22.180 hey,
00:44:22.580 is race,
00:44:23.380 is your race
00:44:24.180 somewhat or
00:44:25.240 very important
00:44:25.800 to you?
00:44:26.880 Every racial
00:44:27.720 group other
00:44:28.300 than white
00:44:28.640 people is
00:44:29.040 above 50%.
00:44:30.040 Asians,
00:44:31.740 Hispanics,
00:44:32.200 for black
00:44:32.500 people it's
00:44:32.880 above 70%.
00:44:33.920 What's the
00:44:35.160 number for
00:44:35.500 white people?
00:44:36.900 15.
00:44:38.300 White people
00:44:38.980 have zero
00:44:39.600 racial consciousness,
00:44:40.760 15% I guess.
00:44:42.720 They don't,
00:44:43.260 they really
00:44:43.600 don't see color.
00:44:45.000 Everyone else
00:44:45.620 does and
00:44:46.140 everyone else
00:44:46.620 has for all
00:44:47.280 of history.
00:44:47.960 Which is how
00:44:48.740 we've ended up
00:44:49.440 in a situation
00:44:50.400 today where
00:44:51.180 white people
00:44:52.540 are the only
00:44:53.440 group that
00:44:54.380 you can
00:44:55.340 discriminate
00:44:55.940 against by
00:44:56.720 law and
00:44:58.300 according to
00:44:58.920 the mores
00:44:59.360 of society.
00:45:00.940 You can also
00:45:01.880 discriminate
00:45:02.320 against the
00:45:02.840 Asians by
00:45:03.440 law but
00:45:04.080 it's still
00:45:04.500 socially
00:45:04.900 unacceptable
00:45:05.400 to criticize
00:45:06.980 them or
00:45:07.440 to insult
00:45:07.820 them.
00:45:08.360 White people
00:45:08.740 are the only
00:45:09.240 group that
00:45:10.080 you can
00:45:10.360 legally
00:45:10.640 discriminate
00:45:11.040 against
00:45:11.500 in college
00:45:12.000 admissions for
00:45:12.560 instance.
00:45:13.320 Even after
00:45:13.860 the overturning
00:45:14.440 of affirmative
00:45:14.880 action all
00:45:15.460 the schools
00:45:15.820 came out
00:45:16.240 and said
00:45:16.800 don't worry
00:45:17.380 we'll work
00:45:17.980 around this
00:45:18.480 we're still
00:45:18.820 going to
00:45:19.080 discriminate
00:45:19.400 against
00:45:19.780 whitey
00:45:20.160 in the
00:45:20.420 admissions
00:45:20.780 but
00:45:21.840 they're also
00:45:22.920 the only
00:45:23.200 group that
00:45:23.700 you are
00:45:23.960 encouraged
00:45:24.440 to discriminate
00:45:25.120 against.
00:45:26.120 The only
00:45:26.340 group that
00:45:26.780 you are taught
00:45:27.520 in school
00:45:28.100 and in the
00:45:28.920 media
00:45:29.140 and in
00:45:29.560 Hollywood
00:45:29.800 and just
00:45:30.160 everywhere
00:45:30.600 the only
00:45:32.180 group that
00:45:32.480 we are told
00:45:32.820 is the cause
00:45:33.480 of all the
00:45:33.860 problems
00:45:34.260 in the
00:45:34.620 world.
00:45:35.720 Everyone's
00:45:36.080 going to
00:45:36.260 attack this
00:45:36.640 guy for
00:45:36.900 this view.
00:45:37.460 This is
00:45:37.820 the view
00:45:38.240 that most
00:45:38.980 people hold.
00:45:40.840 Ironically
00:45:41.240 white people
00:45:41.660 don't really
00:45:42.040 hold that view.
00:45:43.140 Now speaking
00:45:43.560 of liberal
00:45:44.000 white people
00:45:44.520 hold on to
00:45:48.260 your seats.
00:45:48.880 If you're
00:45:49.320 driving pull
00:45:49.880 over this
00:45:50.540 one's going
00:45:50.940 to shock
00:45:51.320 you.
00:45:51.920 The president
00:45:52.640 of an
00:45:53.080 LGBTQ
00:45:53.820 pride
00:45:54.920 organization
00:45:55.620 in Canada
00:45:56.200 has been
00:45:56.980 arrested
00:45:57.420 for child
00:45:58.840 sex
00:45:59.180 crimes.
00:46:02.980 Stop the
00:46:03.720 presses.
00:46:04.740 Hat tip
00:46:05.060 to Libs
00:46:05.400 of TikTok
00:46:05.800 for pointing
00:46:06.600 this out.
00:46:08.400 The guy's
00:46:09.280 name is
00:46:09.620 Sean Gravels.
00:46:11.180 He is an
00:46:11.720 outspoken LGBT
00:46:12.860 activist,
00:46:14.080 head of a
00:46:14.740 pride organization
00:46:15.640 in Canada,
00:46:16.720 arrested for
00:46:17.340 not only for
00:46:18.320 possessing and
00:46:19.440 distributing
00:46:19.740 child pornography
00:46:20.360 but for
00:46:21.500 sex crimes
00:46:22.180 against children.
00:46:23.020 Really,
00:46:23.500 really awful,
00:46:24.640 heinous sort
00:46:25.500 of stuff.
00:46:27.420 It's always
00:46:28.760 the ones
00:46:29.200 you most
00:46:29.600 expect.
00:46:31.440 It's not
00:46:32.620 totally fair.
00:46:33.980 It is
00:46:34.540 sometimes
00:46:35.700 people that
00:46:36.900 you don't
00:46:37.220 expect.
00:46:38.660 The
00:46:38.940 counter
00:46:39.440 example,
00:46:39.940 I can hear
00:46:40.260 it now,
00:46:40.580 all the
00:46:40.800 Libs
00:46:41.000 responding
00:46:41.480 to this
00:46:42.240 clip that
00:46:42.660 inevitably
00:46:43.020 will be
00:46:43.360 broken up
00:46:43.700 by media
00:46:44.020 matters.
00:46:44.640 They'll
00:46:44.800 say,
00:46:45.060 what about
00:46:45.260 the
00:46:45.420 Catholic
00:46:45.700 priests?
00:46:46.640 And there
00:46:47.160 was a
00:46:47.920 major sex
00:46:48.400 scandal,
00:46:49.340 especially at
00:46:49.780 the turn
00:46:50.020 of the
00:46:50.220 millennium,
00:46:51.400 among
00:46:53.160 Catholic
00:46:53.480 priests.
00:46:54.260 That's
00:46:54.540 true.
00:46:54.740 Now,
00:46:57.440 the
00:46:57.820 Catholics
00:46:58.100 were not
00:46:58.440 unique in
00:46:58.880 this regard.
00:47:00.020 The
00:47:00.460 level of
00:47:02.000 sexual
00:47:02.580 disorder and
00:47:04.280 criminality that
00:47:05.300 they found
00:47:05.660 among Catholic
00:47:06.400 priests,
00:47:07.260 it wasn't
00:47:08.460 particular to
00:47:09.120 that religion.
00:47:09.660 It's true.
00:47:10.400 It's about the
00:47:11.100 same rate as
00:47:11.580 every other
00:47:12.340 religious group
00:47:12.840 out there.
00:47:13.340 It's actually
00:47:13.660 considerably lower
00:47:14.600 than certain
00:47:15.440 other religious
00:47:16.320 groups,
00:47:16.720 especially
00:47:16.960 non-Christian
00:47:17.440 religious
00:47:17.800 groups.
00:47:18.180 but it's
00:47:20.560 also much,
00:47:22.660 much lower
00:47:23.040 than sex
00:47:24.360 abuse among
00:47:25.940 public school
00:47:26.400 teachers.
00:47:26.860 Much,
00:47:27.300 much lower.
00:47:27.580 The public
00:47:27.800 school teachers,
00:47:28.560 it's multiples
00:47:29.360 higher than
00:47:30.160 the Catholic
00:47:30.520 priests.
00:47:32.460 But usually
00:47:35.540 it's the ones
00:47:36.140 you most
00:47:36.460 expect.
00:47:37.540 Usually it's
00:47:38.420 not the
00:47:38.920 really nice
00:47:39.400 upstanding
00:47:39.780 family guy
00:47:40.500 who does
00:47:41.100 what he's
00:47:41.420 supposed to
00:47:41.720 do and
00:47:42.060 leads an
00:47:42.720 apparently
00:47:42.980 virtuous life.
00:47:43.560 Usually it's
00:47:44.220 like these
00:47:44.620 guys,
00:47:45.040 okay?
00:47:46.020 It's the
00:47:46.360 guys who
00:47:46.880 make their
00:47:47.220 whole identity
00:47:47.740 weird sex
00:47:48.240 stuff and
00:47:48.600 who run
00:47:48.960 weird sex
00:47:49.880 clubs.
00:47:50.560 And I
00:47:51.320 guess my
00:47:51.800 question here
00:47:52.580 is why do
00:47:55.620 we encourage
00:47:56.240 this?
00:47:57.060 Why do we
00:47:57.740 allow this to
00:47:58.560 happen?
00:47:59.360 Why are there
00:48:00.020 weird sex
00:48:01.140 organizations all
00:48:02.320 over the West?
00:48:03.620 There didn't
00:48:04.000 used to be,
00:48:04.560 now there are.
00:48:05.320 And they hold
00:48:05.820 big parades in
00:48:07.000 the middle of
00:48:07.400 the street.
00:48:08.080 And they are
00:48:08.620 permitted to go
00:48:09.240 to public
00:48:09.640 libraries and
00:48:10.160 elementary
00:48:10.500 schools and
00:48:11.340 put on weird
00:48:11.940 sex performances
00:48:12.740 specifically
00:48:13.620 targeted toward
00:48:14.420 kids,
00:48:15.220 often involving
00:48:16.200 actual child
00:48:17.540 molesters that
00:48:18.600 have been
00:48:18.860 convicted and
00:48:19.660 have been
00:48:20.080 widely reported
00:48:20.700 on.
00:48:21.260 Why?
00:48:21.880 Why do we
00:48:23.000 tolerate this?
00:48:24.540 The First
00:48:24.960 Amendment?
00:48:25.400 I don't think
00:48:25.680 the Founding
00:48:26.220 Fathers were
00:48:26.720 into this
00:48:27.040 stuff.
00:48:27.940 This would
00:48:28.500 not have
00:48:28.760 been tolerated
00:48:29.420 until recent
00:48:30.260 decades.
00:48:30.680 This has no
00:48:31.180 bearing on the
00:48:32.040 First Amendment
00:48:32.460 or the American
00:48:33.060 tradition.
00:48:33.800 Why?
00:48:34.900 To what end?
00:48:37.180 Because some
00:48:38.220 pervert wants
00:48:39.820 to do it?
00:48:41.740 Why?
00:48:42.320 I don't care what
00:48:42.960 Sean Gravels wants
00:48:43.780 to do about
00:48:44.180 anything.
00:48:45.120 He's very
00:48:45.860 deviant and
00:48:46.560 disordered.
00:48:47.660 And he has no
00:48:49.120 right to do
00:48:49.660 any of this
00:48:50.180 stuff.
00:48:50.540 Why do we
00:48:51.700 encourage it?
00:48:52.680 What's good
00:48:53.420 about it?
00:48:54.140 What good is
00:48:54.760 to be gained
00:48:55.220 from it?
00:48:56.400 Not very much.
00:48:57.700 We don't think
00:48:58.240 in those terms
00:48:58.760 though anymore.
00:48:59.800 What's good?
00:49:00.500 Like basic
00:49:01.000 stuff.
00:49:01.820 You know,
00:49:02.380 polities exist
00:49:03.200 to do more
00:49:05.200 good stuff and
00:49:05.900 less bad stuff
00:49:06.640 and so people
00:49:07.100 can live a good
00:49:07.600 life in a
00:49:08.500 flourishing community.
00:49:10.000 How about we
00:49:10.580 start thinking
00:49:11.000 that way?
00:49:11.520 Because otherwise
00:49:12.160 the way that
00:49:13.640 our political
00:49:14.040 communities are
00:49:14.620 going to be
00:49:14.820 ordered is
00:49:15.780 when bad
00:49:16.480 people who
00:49:17.640 like to do
00:49:18.580 bad things
00:49:19.360 go meet up
00:49:20.480 and plot out
00:49:21.720 how to control
00:49:22.180 the world and
00:49:22.700 invite actual
00:49:23.420 witches to
00:49:24.600 guide them in
00:49:25.260 doing that.
00:49:26.000 That doesn't
00:49:26.420 seem like a
00:49:26.860 recipe for
00:49:27.340 success.
00:49:27.840 I'm Michael
00:49:28.120 Knowles.
00:49:28.340 This is the
00:49:28.520 Michael Knowles
00:49:28.840 Show.
00:49:29.460 See you
00:49:29.700 tomorrow.
00:49:42.160 Good night.
00:49:50.880 Good night.