The Michael Knowles Show - January 18, 2024


Ep. 1407 - A Witch Headlines World Economic Forum


Episode Stats

Length

49 minutes

Words per Minute

164.48935

Word Count

8,201

Sentence Count

609

Misogynist Sentences

19

Hate Speech Sentences

45


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.