The Michael Knowles Show - Ep. 1516 - Disney Exec Admits On-Camera ＂We're Not Hiring White Men＂

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00:02:41.800 personnel decisions, James O'Keefe has a new undercover video out. This is from the O'Keefe Media Group.

00:02:50.300 He spoke, or one of his reporters spoke, to Michael Giordano, senior vice president and team lead

00:02:55.760 at 20th Television, which is part of the Walt Disney Company. And this SVP over there admits

00:03:01.120 that Disney regularly discriminates against white guys.

00:03:06.760 Certainly, there have been times where, you know, there's no way we're hiring a white male.

00:03:12.800 It's kind of unspoken.

00:03:15.360 There are times when it's spoken.

00:03:17.220 How would they say it?

00:03:18.760 There's no way we're hiring a white male.

00:03:19.940 There's no way we're hiring a white male.

00:03:21.700 Like straight to you?

00:03:23.480 Okay.

00:03:24.020 They'd be very careful how they message that to agents.

00:03:26.800 According to these videotapes, Disney blatantly discriminates against whites, white men in

00:03:33.800 particular.

00:03:35.100 I think I'm sort of like well prepared for it. I'm well positioned for it. But as far as Disney's

00:03:43.720 concerned, a white male, that's not who they're looking to promote as a white guy, even Michael

00:03:49.400 has his own doubts about the possibility for advancement for himself at Disney. In fact,

00:03:55.360 Michael actually got to experience Disney's discrimination against white males firsthand.

00:04:00.300 You know, I've been at the company 11 years now, so I have friends in HR and I have friends

00:04:04.660 in those divisions. And they're like, look, nobody else is going to tell you this, Mike,

00:04:08.180 but they're not considering any white males for this job. They're just not.

00:04:12.040 Okay. None of this is really surprising to me. Two things about this are surprising.

00:04:21.560 One, James O'Keefe is interviewing a heterosexual man. It seems like usually in these undercover 0.93

00:04:27.940 stings, it's gay guys who are spilling the beans. I believe just listening to the undercover 1.00

00:04:33.040 reporter's side of it sounds like that's a woman. So that makes it interesting. 1.00

00:04:37.680 And then the second thing that makes it interesting is that this Disney employee

00:04:43.400 is complaining about it. We all know it's happening. No one is surprised at all that Disney

00:04:49.560 and pretty much every other corporation is discriminating against white men. This has

00:04:54.620 been the law of the land for decades now. This is the point of affirmative action. The point of 0.89

00:04:59.980 affirmative action in college admissions and in hiring is to discriminate specifically against white

00:05:05.120 men and to give an advantage to non-white men and to allow the non-white men, non-white and non-men to 0.80

00:05:13.240 pass over otherwise equally or more qualified white men for positions based on the color of their skin or

00:05:21.020 their sex. So we know that. Nothing about that is surprising. What is surprising to me, other than the

00:05:26.860 fact that it's a straight guy here, is that this straight white man is complaining about it.

00:05:32.120 That a guy who would work for a super liberal company like Disney, this is not, I imagine not

00:05:37.940 some rock-ribbed right winger, is coming out and saying, you know, actually this is wrong.

00:05:42.980 Discriminating against white men is wrong. That could spark an important political awakening because

00:05:50.300 Disney is taking this to the extreme. This guy goes, I won't take you through the whole video.

00:05:54.120 You can watch James O'Keefe's undercover staying. It's really good. Disney has gone so far that

00:06:01.580 apparently when a half black guy went up for a promotion, he didn't get the promotion because 0.85

00:06:09.000 he didn't look black enough. We wanted to hire somebody in a department a few years ago now

00:06:13.820 who was half black but didn't, like, hear half black. And there was a creative executive who was like,

00:06:23.680 we're not, like, that's not, that's not what's wrong. Like, they wanted somebody in meetings who

00:06:29.080 would appear a certain way and he wasn't going to bring that to the meeting. I mean, it kind of feels

00:06:34.880 like where, you know, at some point there's going to be a lawsuit. That's kind of how it feels just

00:06:40.660 because of, you know. There should be. The guy is half black. And if you're half black, you're black, 0.97

00:06:48.560 I thought. Barack Obama's only half black, but he's the first black president. So surely a guy who's 1.00

00:06:53.200 half black could be the next black illustrator at Disney or whatever the position was. But no, 0.89

00:06:59.880 because he didn't look black enough. Pretty soon Disney is going to pull out, you know, 0.94

00:07:05.820 measuring tape to measure the side of the cranium, start doing phrenology examinations on these people.

00:07:12.000 No, I'm sorry. That phenotype is a little too caucasoid for our liking over here. Uh-uh. No, 1.00

00:07:18.800 sir. We've got to measure the width of the nose, the height of the brow ridges. No, I'm so sorry,

00:07:24.460 Mr. Applicant. I don't care if you went to Harvard. You're out of here.

00:07:28.320 We got, we need someone who's about three shades darker. It's like the, there's a meme from Family 0.97

00:07:33.960 Guy where a cop holds up a swatch to determine how he's going to punish someone. And the swatch

00:07:40.380 shows different shades. And, you know, if you're white, you're not going to get punished. And the 0.60

00:07:44.060 darker you get, the more likely you are to be punished. It's like that, except the opposite.

00:07:49.600 That's how, that's how it goes for hiring. As is often the case with liberal comedy. It makes a

00:07:54.200 point, but it gets it exactly wrong. That's how it goes with hiring. If this guy were darker in his

00:08:00.480 telling, at least he would have been promoted. And does anyone doubt that? Does anyone of any race,

00:08:05.100 of any political persuasion really doubt that? No, we know that that's how, how these companies

00:08:10.180 behave because one, we see their DEI policies from within the company. And two, we know what

00:08:16.800 affirmative action is. And that's all point of affirmative action. If DEI and affirmative action

00:08:22.680 did not give an advantage to people who are otherwise less qualified than the white guy

00:08:29.120 candidates, then you wouldn't need DEI and you wouldn't need affirmative action because they would 0.90

00:08:34.480 just be promoted on, on merit itself. But they're not. So there's this new criterion introduced

00:08:40.500 and that's how it works. Of course, not surprising that it's happening. Surprising that this guy is

00:08:47.180 starting to complain. If moderate liberal white guys or black guys or white women or Asian women or 0.71

00:08:55.000 if, but if, if people who are otherwise in the middle or on the left, and especially those who

00:09:02.560 are in the group that's actually being wronged here, just came out and said, now we're not going to do

00:09:06.680 this anymore. If just the white guys who are being told you're, you're going to be disadvantaged in

00:09:15.080 college admissions and hiring. If just those white guys came out and said, nah, no, thanks. We want to 0.52

00:09:19.380 be treated fairly. That would, that would represent a fundamental shift in American politics. The reason

00:09:26.500 that it hasn't happened already, the reason why the libs think they can get away with punishing 1.00

00:09:30.620 white guys for being white guys is because white people have virtually no racial identity. 0.96

00:09:36.680 No racial consciousness. Pew Research did a survey on this some years ago. Every racial group has a 0.95

00:09:42.480 greater than 50% racial consciousness other than white people. Meaning greater than 50% of, of people

00:09:50.620 when asked, is your race somewhat or very important to you? We'll say yes, except for white people. 0.95

00:09:55.680 For Hispanics and Asians, it's north of 50%. For black people, it's north of 70%. For white people,

00:09:59.700 it's 15%. So that, that's how they get away with it. You would never get away with it in this day and

00:10:06.260 age against an Asian, Hispanic, or black person. It's only white people. So the only way that that's 0.98

00:10:11.720 going to change is if the white guy is like this Disney employee come out and say, hey, I'm, I'm a

00:10:16.600 white guy and you're treating me unfairly because I'm a white guy and I'm not going to take it anymore.

00:10:20.100 I'm going to vote for candidates who aren't going to treat me unfairly because I'm a white guy.

00:10:22.940 And I'm going to bring lawsuits against companies that treat me unfairly because I'm a white guy.

00:10:27.800 And I'm going to, I'm going to favor a politics that says you need to treat me fairly. That's the

00:10:32.860 only way it changes. But if that were to change, don't forget, you know, white people are still 0.81

00:10:37.080 the majority of, of Americans. Despite even all the mass migration, it's still true. That would 1.00

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00:11:49.280 freedomforschool.com. That is freedomforschool.com. Speaking of white guys not getting jobs,

00:11:57.200 RFK Jr. is not going to be at the CNN presidential debate happening, I think, next week. Why not?

00:12:04.980 Because, officially, because Kennedy didn't meet the criteria to appear unofficially, because he was

00:12:13.360 never going to appear, because the race is between Trump and Biden. So it was never going to happen.

00:12:18.300 The rules were always going to be such that RFK Jr. wasn't going to make it.

00:12:23.120 Trump doesn't seem to love RFK Jr., but Biden really seems to hate RFK Jr., and the Democrats

00:12:28.260 really seem to hate RFK Jr. And the reason for that is RFK Jr. stands to pull significantly more

00:12:33.640 votes from Joe Biden than he would from Donald Trump. RFK Jr. is a bigger threat to Joe Biden

00:12:38.380 than he is to Donald Trump. And the liberals control the political establishment, and they just

00:12:43.140 weren't going to let this guy appear. But the official reasons are, he doesn't have 15% in

00:12:48.500 four national polls that had been approved by CNN. He only earned that in three of the accepted polls.

00:12:55.700 Now, who knows? Maybe he earns it in a poll that's not accepted by CNN. Doesn't matter.

00:12:59.780 Just on that, he would not appear. And he's not on a sufficient number of state ballots

00:13:04.640 to reach the 270 electoral vote threshold that would give him the White House. So it'd be nice

00:13:12.480 if RFK Jr. could appear on those ballots, from my view, because I think he takes more votes from

00:13:16.360 Biden. But he hasn't. So far, he's only got ballot access in six states, according to the New York

00:13:22.360 Times. That means he could only possibly win 89 electoral college votes. It means he couldn't

00:13:27.220 be president, even if he won everything. Yeah, of course. Of course. The takeaway for Republicans

00:13:33.960 here, though, is that the liberals really, really don't want RFK Jr. to be a figure in this race.

00:13:42.140 They fear that he will be a Ross Perot-like figure from 1992. Ross Perot, a kind of right-wing guy,

00:13:48.140 comes out, runs for the presidency, and spoils it for George H.W. Bush. Or even fast forward

00:13:56.980 to the 2000 election, speaking of George W. Bush, Ralph Nader, who was relatively a blip on the

00:14:03.940 radar, but he was the Green Party candidate, he pulled just enough votes from Al Gore to toss the

00:14:10.180 election to George Bush. So I think Kennedy could do that, and it would benefit Trump. I think

00:14:15.120 Republicans should quietly boost RFK Jr. I think at the very least, Republicans should decry the

00:14:20.660 unfairness that RFK Jr. has not been given ballot access, especially because a lot of the ballot

00:14:25.820 access is being gatekept by Democrat secretaries of state who recognize the threat that he poses

00:14:30.800 to their party and to Joe Biden, and they don't want to let him on. And because the debate is being

00:14:34.840 gatekept by CNN, it's not even by the Commission on Presidential Debates anymore, because Biden doesn't

00:14:39.020 want to work with them, because the Commission on Presidential Debates won't give him the commercial

00:14:42.380 breaks that he needs to catch his breath, and will bring people into the audience, and the people

00:14:46.480 will probably applaud for Trump and boo Joe Biden. So it's CNN. Instead, CNN doesn't want this guy

00:14:52.220 there because they also feel that RFK is going to spoil the race. Republicans should be at the very

00:14:56.760 least quietly decrying the unfairness, boosting RFK Jr. RFK Jr., he doesn't have to take away that

00:15:04.200 many votes to throw the election to Donald Trump. And much weaker candidates with far less cachet in

00:15:12.020 their respective parties or their respective coalitions have done a lot worse. Let's keep

00:15:17.000 boosting that RFK. We're not going to get him to the debate, but let's boost him enough

00:15:21.860 to drive Biden crazy. The Democrats have already shown us their hand. That is what they are afraid

00:15:26.580 of. Speaking of not appearing in multiple states, really, really great news. Pornhub, the biggest

00:15:34.560 porn company in the world, has just suspended service in five more states. They have suspended

00:15:40.980 service in Kentucky, Indiana, Idaho, Kansas, and Nebraska. This is really, really great news.

00:15:54.600 But why are they suspending the service? They are suspending the service because these five states

00:15:59.960 are said to require age verification. They're not going to ban porn. Probably they should ban porn,

00:16:07.380 but they're not going to do that. They're taking a very modest measure to say, okay, if you want to

00:16:11.940 look at depraved porn and you want to access websites that have regularly been caught engaged in

00:16:17.600 extraordinarily degrading and downright illegal activity, you know, videos of underage girls that 0.99

00:16:25.940 then the websites, you know, they try to take down or whatever, and they're mired in legal battles over

00:16:30.940 that. But really, really gross, disreputable stuff. An adult can look at that, say the states.

00:16:38.300 But they have to be adults. You got to show us that you're not a little kid.

00:16:42.120 And Pornhub says, we're not doing business. Tells you everything you need to know about Pornhub.

00:16:48.620 The fact that Pornhub would rather stop doing business altogether than take reasonable measures

00:16:57.080 to prevent little kids from looking at their disgusting pornography is very, very telling.

00:17:03.800 Let's just leave it at that. I'll be cautious in my language because I know Pornhub is very litigious 1.00

00:17:09.000 because they're very, very depraved people in a very depraved industry. 0.59

00:17:15.260 But let's just leave, let's just consider that fact. A company would rather stop doing business

00:17:21.900 altogether than take simple measurements to make sure little kids aren't consuming their dangerous

00:17:28.820 product. That tells you pretty much all you need to know about their business model. It tells you

00:17:36.200 pretty much all you need to know about how politicians ought to think about this company.

00:17:41.340 Now, let's be as charitable as we can to the pornographers. Maybe the pornographer's argument is,

00:17:47.640 no, it's not. We don't want kids looking at this stuff, but we respect the privacy of our adult

00:17:53.720 consumers. And we don't want to force adults to upload proof that they're over 18 or 21 or whatever.

00:18:02.480 I don't know. I guess it's 18 for the website. We don't want to collect that information

00:18:07.920 on our adult users. Okay, that raises another question.

00:18:14.600 Even if this is about the privacy of adults, why are adults so ashamed to consume your product?

00:18:23.600 Why is that? I consume products that are age-restricted. I consume alcohol. I consume tobacco.

00:18:32.720 In fact, I have a tobacco company called Mayflower Cigars. And I have to show my ID when I purchase

00:18:38.780 those products. Even when I purchase my own cigar, I have to show the ID on the website.

00:18:42.460 I'm not ashamed of that. I'm not ashamed of smoking cigars. I'm not ashamed of having a drink

00:18:48.580 every now and again. So I show my ID, no problem. I certainly would be ashamed to show my ID to a 0.89

00:18:56.660 pornography website because pornography is a very shameful activity. And the fact that the very

00:19:03.780 best argument Pornhub can make, I'm giving them every benefit of the doubt, which I shouldn't.

00:19:07.340 The very best argument they can make is, well, we can't require people to show their IDs.

00:19:11.980 Our product is disgusting and degenerate and a great shame and humiliation to all of the users.

00:19:18.320 That's not a great argument. Right. You should probably close up shop, 0.88

00:19:22.660 not just in those five states, but period, because what you're giving people is filthy

00:19:26.860 and disgusting and it degrades them and it's poison for the brain and for the soul. 0.73

00:19:30.900 Yeah. And Pornhub's implicitly admitting it at best. And at worst, what they're implicitly admitting

00:19:39.440 tells you something really, really dark about their business model. Now, speaking of getting

00:19:46.460 some wins against the pornography industry, Senator Ted Cruz, my man, TC, has just introduced a bill to

00:19:54.340 outlaw revenge and deepfake pornography. The bill is called, and this is so DC. I love it. This is so

00:20:03.840 Senate, so Congress. It's the tools to address known exploitation by immobilizing technological

00:20:12.660 deepfakes on websites and networks act. If you didn't catch that, that comes out to the take it down

00:20:20.680 act. Really, Washington loves a good acronym. And because Senator Ted Cruz is one of the most

00:20:29.940 intelligent people ever to work and live in Washington, DC, he comes up with a really good

00:20:35.420 acronym, but that's the great, the take it down act. What would it do? It would criminalize

00:20:39.340 the publication of non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI imagery, deepfake porn. So, you know,

00:20:46.740 as I predicted years ago, I said, the real problem isn't that Scarlett Johansson is going to have

00:20:52.280 computers manipulate her image and make it look like she's in porn. The real problem is the girl 1.00

00:20:56.260 in your eighth grade math class is going to have that done to her. That's really shocking, and that's 1.00

00:21:00.380 going to spread like a cancer, not just among public figures, but among private figures.

00:21:05.760 This is really good. There are new procedures that would be put in place if this bill is passed

00:21:09.680 to require the big platforms to take this content down pretty much immediately. They also have to

00:21:16.520 remove copies of the images. Really good stuff. This should have been done 30 years ago, but the

00:21:22.640 politicians should have anticipated this. And to some degree, they did. Back in the 90s, there was a

00:21:26.720 bill passed called the Communications Decency Act, which actually includes Section 230, which is what

00:21:30.540 gives social media companies the ability to skirt different kinds of liability laws. And

00:21:36.820 that provision has come under fire a lot from conservatives who feel that big tech is censoring

00:21:41.820 us in recent years. But the Communications Decency Act initially was aimed at decency. It was an

00:21:47.360 anti-obscenity act. Same with the Child Online Protection Act, both of which were gutted by liberal

00:21:51.900 courts. We could have solved this problem 30 years ago. We didn't. So now we got to deal with it today,

00:21:59.280 2024. This is a no-brainer. Anyone who votes against this is real suspect, real, real suspect.

00:22:06.820 Any senator who's voting to support deepfake pornography, check their hard drive.

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00:23:26.280 Tuvu.com slash Knowles. And follow me over there. My favorite comment yesterday is from Ryan Weiss,

00:23:32.860 1721. It says, breaking news, Zinn has been banned in the U.S. In an unrelated note,

00:23:37.360 readiness in the Department of Defense has dropped 85%. So true. I mentioned that the main people who take

00:23:43.540 Zinn are fratty white guys, you know, like Patagonia wearing yuppies. Well, a lot of fratty 1.00

00:23:51.560 white guys also represented in the military and other servicemen that I know, not just the white 0.92

00:23:58.540 guys, but a broad array of them. They like popping the six milli lip pillies, okay? There are very few

00:24:05.460 indulgences that our men and women in uniform get to engage in, and they're going to take away that

00:24:12.000 Zinn. Okay, I hope China and Russia don't start acting up anytime soon. That's not going to look

00:24:17.500 great. Speaking of men and women, NPR. National Public Radio has a real dumb piece out on the

00:24:26.480 future of marriage. But NPR is such a perfect representation of the liberal establishment 0.96

00:24:32.120 that it's worth reading what they have to say because it shows you what our liberal technocratic

00:24:37.620 overlords are thinking. And they ask a question, what will marriage look like in the future?

00:24:44.900 I have a simple answer to that. Marriage will look in the future like it really looks in the

00:24:49.580 present, like it looked in the past, like it has always looked because it's a natural institution

00:24:52.960 and raised in Christianity to the level of a sacrament, and it can't be changed. What God has

00:24:57.880 joined, no man can separate. That's my view of it. But the libs think that everything socially

00:25:02.500 constructed man, because the libs think that man is God. Not that we're made in the image and likeness

00:25:06.740 of God, but that we've made God in our own image. Ultimately, we are gods, and we can do whatever

00:25:10.380 we want, and we can redefine words, and we can redefine institutions. We can redefine our own

00:25:14.440 biology and our own nature. We can transcend the species homo sapiens, become homo deus. That's

00:25:18.980 what they say in almost exactly those words. So of course they think they can redefine marriage.

00:25:23.600 They did it at the level of the Supreme Court nine years ago. What will it look like in the future?

00:25:29.840 Three examples from NPR. Jennifer Coca, 37, polyamorous woman with a primary partner of seven years in

00:25:36.560 Richmond, Virginia. I definitely dreamt of getting married a lot when I was a kid, but as I got older,

00:25:40.840 I realized marriage is basically just a piece of paper. Let's pause on the first of three examples

00:25:46.600 they use. A marriage is not a piece of paper. A piece of paper is one thing that can represent

00:25:55.900 marriage, but it's not synonymous with marriage. No married couple holds up the marriage license or the

00:26:02.980 marriage certificate and says, there's my marriage. That is synonymous with my marriage.

00:26:07.500 No, the error that this woman is making, the error that the liberals are making, or even the decadent 1.00

00:26:13.360 people who say, man, I don't need to get married. My concubine and I, we're great, man. I don't need

00:26:19.960 some piece of paper to tell me about my relationship. No, you don't need a piece of paper to tell you

00:26:24.240 what your relationship is or to form your relationship, but the piece of paper does represent

00:26:29.340 that relationship. The error they're making is not even so much about marriage as it is about

00:26:33.940 symbols. The piece of paper symbolizes, signifies, represents the marriage. So when you don't have

00:26:44.960 something that can symbolize the marriage, it might be because there's nothing to symbolize.

00:26:50.400 Maybe I'm saying this in an inarticulate way. The only reason not to sign the paper,

00:26:57.260 the only reason not to represent the marriage is because there's nothing there to represent.

00:27:06.520 That's why you would be afraid of signifying something is if there's nothing to signify or

00:27:10.980 if the representation of it would be inaccurate and would not reflect the reality of that thing.

00:27:15.880 They just don't understand symbols, which is not surprising because as words cease to mean anything,

00:27:22.700 as we deny that marriage would refer to a real thing, we're denying the link between a symbol and

00:27:30.080 the symbolized. And so then we all just start babbling, basically. Then words totally lose

00:27:35.560 their meaning because you can say the word woman and I can say the word woman. Well, you and I

00:27:39.120 probably agree, but some lib can say the word woman and I can say the word woman and we could be 0.98

00:27:43.900 talking about totally different things. The libs would have severed the relationship between 0.63

00:27:47.740 symbol and symbolized. And then we can't talk to each other at all. Then we lose the distinguishing

00:27:52.720 human feature, which is speech, which represents and expresses our rational faculties. Next one,

00:27:59.020 Doyle Tate, single dad in Jacksonville, Florida. I would love to be married one day. I decided I

00:28:05.280 wasn't going to wait for a man who may never come. Wait, hold on. Doyle is a single dad,

00:28:11.360 but he's waiting for a man. That's kind of weird because a man can't marry another man. That doesn't

00:28:17.460 make any sense. And if you want to have kids, a man certainly can't marry another man because that 0.89

00:28:22.260 doesn't make kids. So wait, this guy is a single homosexual who has a kid. How does he have a kid? 0.99

00:28:28.920 Well, he says, so I started the process of surrogacy when I was around 30. Aphrodite Rose is now four

00:28:33.480 and a half months. So it's been wonderful. So a homosexual man who wants to be in a homosexual 1.00

00:28:41.700 relationship and seems to be still pursuing that also wants to have a kid. So he purchased a girl.

00:28:47.200 He purchased the raw materials to make a human being. And he went to the baby store and bought

00:28:53.920 the raw materials and then intentionally deprived a child of her mother, a little girl deprived her 0.99

00:29:00.200 of her mother, really evil stuff. And he's still pursuing all sorts of depraved activities with men.

00:29:06.120 So he's never even going to give this girl a stepmother, but at least he gets to feel a little

00:29:10.440 bit better about his disordered affections and desires. Not good, but put all of that aside for a

00:29:16.200 second. How does this represent the future of marriage? He's a single person. He's single and

00:29:24.700 he's not even looking for the kind of person who could create a marriage with him, but he doesn't

00:29:30.920 even have a dude to have a fake marriage. He's just single. And so NPR is now saying, look, marriage

00:29:37.520 can be a thing in which a couple explicitly says we are not married because they won't sign a marriage

00:29:45.280 certificate. Or marriage can be a thing where it's just one person and maybe you go buy a child,

00:29:52.980 but there's no partner. There's no spouse. Marriage can be that. And what's the final thing marriage can

00:29:58.120 be? This is Eravind Bodhupali, married man in Baltimore. My love life with my partner May,

00:30:06.280 it looks like a true partnership. Okay, partner. So unless they have an accounting firm together and

00:30:11.700 unless May is transgender or something, this one sounds like an actual marriage. This is a man and

00:30:17.100 a woman and they say they're married. Said we're an interracial marriage, but I don't think that it's

00:30:22.260 ever posed an issue for us in our respective communities. NPR asks, what do changing romantic

00:30:28.380 norms mean for the future of marriage? Hold on. Three examples they give. One of those things is

00:30:34.240 not like the other. One, we're two people. I've got a concubine. We're not married. This is the future

00:30:41.960 of marriage. Number two guy, I'm a single homosexual. I'm not married. I can't even, I'm not even going to

00:30:48.680 try to be married. That's the new kind of marriage. Okay. Third one, we're an interracial couple and

00:30:55.180 it's never been a problem at all and we are married. That's the future of marriage. Okay,

00:30:59.220 that could be the future of marriage, but that's also the present of marriage and that's also the

00:31:02.260 past of marriage. What the libs are trying to do is they're trying to blur the distinction between 1.00

00:31:05.920 not marriage and marriage by comparing bizarro homosexual relations and concubinage with interracial 0.51

00:31:12.860 marriage, which has always existed. Mass migration has not always existed. The

00:31:18.460 intermingling of different peoples has at more, at various times been more and less pronounced,

00:31:23.580 so interracial marriage would be more or less likely, but it's existed forever for all of human

00:31:28.020 history. It in no way contradicts the definition of marriage. The first two fundamentally contradict

00:31:34.040 the definition of marriage because the first one says outright, we are not married. And the second

00:31:38.160 one only involves one adult who doesn't even like women. This is how they blur it. Well, it's kind

00:31:46.160 of, when you really think about it, gay marriage or individual marriage, or I don't know, a ritual of

00:31:51.300 a woman marrying herself, which is a real thing that's been happening in recent years. That's kind

00:31:55.460 of like interracial marriage. No, it's not. It's categorically different. It is fundamentally 0.79

00:31:59.660 different, different in kind, but they have to blur it because they know that their view of the future

00:32:03.780 of marriage is crazy. And when social conservatives warned 10, 20, 30 years ago that what the libs were

00:32:09.580 really after is not the expansion of marriage, but the abolition of marriage, this is what they

00:32:14.180 were talking about. And they were 100% right. Speaking of weird hippie stuff, I have to get to

00:32:20.000 the story before we get to the mailbag. Congress lady Cori Bush, she's one of the more eccentric of 1.00

00:32:27.020 the new liberal members of Congress. She apparently claimed in her book that she came out with a couple

00:32:33.800 years ago that she has performed a miracle. She healed a woman with tumors by laying hands on her

00:32:41.440 and praying over her. And she recounted this story, as far as I can tell, in only one interview,

00:32:47.140 and that was with Margaret Hoover on PBS. You're a pastor. Yes. You write about healing through faith.

00:32:54.520 At one point, you came across a woman with, quote, several visible tumors on her torso.

00:33:00.000 Tell me what happened. So at that time, I, along with a group of friends, we would go out on the street

00:33:11.220 and just meet with people and pray with people and offer them food. And this lady came to us,

00:33:18.200 and she had these tumors. I mean, she wanted us to, like, feel them. And I just remember I put my hand

00:33:24.340 on her, and my hand just began to move. And the lumps that were there were no longer there. And she

00:33:33.860 was so happy, and she, like, went on about her day. And I never saw her again.

00:33:40.100 So you think the tumors disappeared?

00:33:41.480 I do. I do. Spiritual healing is, it's a part of what you believe, you know? And the medical

00:33:52.800 healing is, it's a similar thing, because I still, I'm going to believe that this treatment

00:33:59.200 that this doctor is giving me is going to help me in my situation.

00:34:03.360 Okay. I'm a little skeptical of Cori Bush's powers. I'm a little skeptical, because right off

00:34:07.200 the top, Margaret Hoover says, you're a pastor. She goes, yes, I am. And that's not possible.

00:34:12.100 Because pastors are men and members of the clergy, and they receive the sacrament of holy orders.

00:34:17.960 And anyway, so I think probably her religious views are a little jumbled up. But that's it.

00:34:24.440 That's the only criticism I want to make here, because I can't believe I'm agreeing with Cori

00:34:30.800 Bush, or I'm getting, in principle, what she's saying is possible. Yeah, God can't, does perform

00:34:40.300 miracles. And sometimes people are the occasions of those miracles. And they are always the observers

00:34:48.680 and recipients of those miracles, at least as far as we know. So that can happen. And what's amazing

00:34:55.340 is Cori Bush goes even further. And she says, I'm not doubting medical science, like physical,

00:34:59.680 empirical science. I'm just saying that there is a spiritual aspect to reality as well,

00:35:05.440 on top of the physical. And she's right. It's a little presumptuous of Cori Bush, one,

00:35:12.440 to call herself a pastor, and two, to say she's performed these miracles. And so plenty of reason

00:35:16.180 to be skeptical of her accounts. But the principle that she's articulating, it pains me somewhat to

00:35:24.260 have to say this. But Cori Bush is actually expressing an insightful view here. You know,

00:35:32.140 Cori Bush is, she's right, there is spiritual reality. God does perform miracles. People are the

00:35:38.000 conduits and recipients of those miracles. And yeah, God in eternity does act through contingent

00:35:46.040 historical time and space. And yeah, she's got a point. Cori Bush has a point. That's it. That's

00:35:55.040 probably the last time you're ever going to hear me say that. But Cori Bush has a point.

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00:36:57.600 of 22 families from a rural church who adopted 77 kids from the foster system, sparking a movement to

00:37:02.960 save vulnerable children everywhere. We have a trailer for you so you can get a feel for what

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00:37:08.320 Are you sure these people want us? I know they do. You can call me Mama.

00:37:18.860 It's hard to feel like I'm the only one who sees these things.

00:37:24.600 70% of the kids in the system are there because of neglect. The other 30% are put through hell.

00:37:32.400 We need your help. Can you imagine our kids on their own?

00:37:44.320 We can't just look away. The state ain't no family.

00:37:50.880 Are you sure these people want us? I know they do.

00:37:53.900 If we can't wrap our arms around the most vulnerable, then what do we have?

00:38:09.440 Noise. And the children can't take the noise anymore.

00:38:14.820 This is something that we must do.

00:38:17.240 22 families want to adopt.

00:38:23.400 The whole town wants kids now. 0.71

00:38:25.060 That's about right.

00:38:27.820 What's happening with Possum Trot could mean a huge change for the system.

00:38:32.720 We want the ones that nobody else want.

00:38:36.940 Who hurt you, baby? 1.00

00:38:39.080 I'm not giving up on you. You can't give up on me either.

00:38:44.200 What are we going to do?

00:38:45.220 Everybody's falling apart.

00:38:47.640 I'm doing the best I can.

00:38:51.920 A real world hits heart.

00:38:53.580 I don't want to be here.

00:38:58.360 I can't give him back.

00:39:00.180 We got to work on this together.

00:39:06.380 We your people now.

00:39:08.900 And love never gives up.

00:39:15.220 I watched this film.

00:39:27.860 It's an incredibly moving film, and it places strong family values at the core.

00:39:31.720 Movies are called action.

00:39:32.560 Right now, there are over 100,000 children in foster care that need homes.

00:39:35.100 They need our help.

00:39:35.640 The best way to do that is by seeing Sound of Hope in theaters.

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00:39:47.160 Finally, finally, we've arrived at my favorite time of the week when I get to hear from your

00:39:50.420 questions in the mailbag.

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00:39:58.280 Take it away.

00:39:58.720 Hey, Michael.

00:40:00.920 Back from America's Evil Top Hat.

00:40:02.760 I was just talking to a black man, which I guess you guys would call African Canadian.

00:40:07.320 Anyway, we were talking about the N-word.

00:40:09.460 And he brought up some points that made the whole conversation way more woke than it already

00:40:13.540 was.

00:40:14.520 He mentioned that white people before the transatlantic slave trade used to use the hard R-N-word 1.00

00:40:20.300 as insults between each other to insult their stupidity. 1.00

00:40:23.380 It then morphed into the racial epitaph towards black people that we all know and love, and 1.00

00:40:28.880 then morphed into the colloquialism for the word fella, as you mentioned.

00:40:33.760 So he said, it's more racist to use the soft uh, because you're appropriating African American

00:40:40.040 etymology.

00:40:41.920 So I guess my question is, what's worse, to be inherently racist or to be perceived as

00:40:46.500 racist?

00:40:47.500 Anyway, love the show.

00:40:48.500 God bless.

00:40:48.880 Yeah, I think your friend is just mistaken about his etymology.

00:40:55.220 The etymology of the N-word is a little bit blurry.

00:41:00.020 Sometimes people think it relates to the word niggardly, like cheap.

00:41:04.420 But there's not a ton of evidence of that.

00:41:06.360 The earliest appearance of something like the N-word appears before the transatlantic slave

00:41:12.860 trade, and it just referred to black people, you know, like Negro or Niger, or, you know,

00:41:21.020 it just refers to blackness. 0.57

00:41:22.640 So that's it.

00:41:23.780 I have no idea what your friend is talking about, that it was used as an insult to mean 1.00

00:41:28.580 stupid among white people. 0.99

00:41:30.200 I've never seen that anywhere or heard of that, and I think it's pretty clearly mistaken. 1.00

00:41:35.120 So I think your buddy's got to stop appropriating actual etymology for his own purposes and

00:41:41.840 transforming it.

00:41:42.840 And no, I think, furthermore, you know, it obviously can be an ugly word, and it can be

00:41:49.440 used in an ugly way.

00:41:50.980 But the fact that that is the word that we treat with the same taboo that the ancient

00:41:55.620 Israelites treated the tetragrammaton tells you a lot about the distorted priorities of

00:42:02.720 modern liberal culture.

00:42:03.800 Next question.

00:42:05.900 Hey, Smoke Daddy Mike.

00:42:07.240 First time mailbagger. 0.98

00:42:08.920 Two questions.

00:42:10.060 One, I am turning 21 on Saturday, and I'm planning to take my fiancé and I to a local bar so

00:42:15.540 that I might have my first drink.

00:42:17.080 I've waited until this point to have one, so what's your suggestion for what I should

00:42:20.240 order?

00:42:20.880 Second, my actual question.

00:42:22.600 What do you think Gen Z will be like as the oldest generation when the time comes?

00:42:26.680 Respect for elders in my generation has turned into a general mockery and disdain for the

00:42:30.520 senior population, so I'm wondering how we, Gen Z, will act when it is our

00:42:34.960 turn to be the seniors.

00:42:36.420 Thanks so much.

00:42:36.940 Your first drink.

00:42:39.020 I'm tempted to say Johnny Black because it's inexpensive enough that a 21-year-old can pay

00:42:47.620 for it, but still good enough that it's worth having for your first drink.

00:42:51.680 You've been waiting all this time for your first drink.

00:42:53.100 But if you've really never had a sip of alcohol before, like no wine at Christmas dinner or anything

00:42:59.980 like that, you actually might want to start with something a little softer.

00:43:02.900 You might want to start with a beer or a glass of wine.

00:43:06.320 I'm more of a wine man myself, being of Italian extraction.

00:43:09.880 So I don't know.

00:43:10.320 You could order yourself a glass.

00:43:11.760 I don't know what bar you're going to, but you could order yourself a glass of either

00:43:14.960 kind of a nice wine, maybe like an Amarone or something, or I don't know.

00:43:19.480 Just get a glass of cab.

00:43:21.140 That's it.

00:43:22.480 Depends how rowdy you want to be.

00:43:24.580 You want to just jump into the deep end, go for the Johnny Black man. 1.00

00:43:28.260 Then what was the second part of the question?

00:43:30.960 I wasn't even, Ben, were you, I was so focused on the booze.

00:43:37.240 All right.

00:43:39.220 Well, unfortunately you're not getting an answer to the second part of your question.

00:43:41.940 If I remember it or any of the producers remember it, I'll try to come back to it.

00:43:45.000 Next question.

00:43:45.440 Hey, Michael.

00:43:46.640 Last week on your show, you talked about the gayification of Star Wars. 1.00

00:43:51.200 And this really got me thinking about the conservative mindset when it comes to entertainment more broadly.

00:43:56.480 You know, conservatives throughout my lifetime have taken either one or two stances on entertainment more broadly.

00:44:01.880 It's that either one, it's a frivolous, childish thing that really shouldn't be engaged with,

00:44:06.300 or either it's been the pearl-clutching church ladies who have said that

00:44:09.900 Dungeons and Dragons and Harry Potter are works of the devil.

00:44:12.780 So, what can conservatives do to really reclaim the entertainment industry?

00:44:18.520 I'd love your thoughts on this.

00:44:19.860 Keep up the great work.

00:44:20.760 I love the show.

00:44:21.980 My friend Spencer Clavin had great thoughts on this the other day.

00:44:24.980 He and I were talking about it, and he published a column about it at The American Mind,

00:44:27.800 which is the way for conservatives to reclaim the entertainment industry or the popular culture

00:44:33.760 is for conservatives to cultivate taste.

00:44:36.980 The problem is not even that conservatives don't know how to do the nuts and bolts of making novels

00:44:45.560 and comic books and movies and stuff.

00:44:47.960 They could use a little work in that area, but that's not even so much a problem.

00:44:52.040 The problem is conservatives don't appreciate that stuff.

00:44:56.920 Conservatives have lost a sense of taste.

00:45:00.280 So, you can't, I don't mean to blame the audience here, you know, or the lack thereof

00:45:06.780 for an audience for conservative fiction content, but it just doesn't seem to be there.

00:45:11.660 It seems to be the sort of thing that conservatives say they want.

00:45:14.260 We want conservative movies, and we want conservative TV shows, and we want conservative comic books,

00:45:19.020 and we want conservative comic con, and we want whatever.

00:45:21.760 But I don't really see a lot of evidence that that's true.

00:45:25.520 It's the sort of thing I think they want to want, but I don't know that they really want it.

00:45:28.880 Some people do.

00:45:29.900 Obviously, look, we've come out with some of this content, and people watch it, you know,

00:45:35.040 and some of it, they've been pretty big hits.

00:45:37.200 But I think we're just talking about an order of scale here.

00:45:41.040 When you think about the audience that the liberal media reach, the liberal entertainment media reach,

00:45:47.340 it's just orders of magnitude larger than the audience that even the very best conservative

00:45:54.180 entertainment company is reaching.

00:45:56.080 And that's a problem with taste.

00:45:59.260 And it's because conservatives say stuff like, you shouldn't study humanities in school.

00:46:04.960 You should study something that's going to make you money, like engineering or welding or something.

00:46:09.140 Yeah, engineering and welding are great, but you should also read Virgil and Plato,

00:46:13.100 and you should also read the Russian novelists, and you should also read poetry every now and again.

00:46:17.920 Could you imagine?

00:46:18.380 And you should also go look at paintings and know even anything about painting and art.

00:46:25.040 And you have to cultivate these desires.

00:46:27.240 Listen to music that is beautiful and ornate and challenging, and you've got to do that stuff too.

00:46:36.000 And even if you think it's a little frou-frou or whatever, the reason you have to do that too is because

00:46:40.100 otherwise you will cede the popular culture to the libs.

00:46:42.680 And then, inasmuch as we can say politics is downstream of culture, the libs are going to dominate politics. 0.73

00:46:48.200 That's why, to use Spencer's headline, it's a matter of taste.

00:46:51.760 Next question.

00:46:52.700 Hey, Michael.

00:46:53.180 My name is Kian.

00:46:54.120 I recently joined the Navy, and I'm leaving for basic training here in the coming days.

00:46:58.720 I'm a little nervous, but ready to go, and I would like to ask for any kind of advice you could give me,

00:47:08.500 whether it be just life in general or religion or really just really anything.

00:47:17.000 Any advice you give me is greatly appreciated, and if it helps, I'm a Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, Lutheran,

00:47:24.720 if that helps with the religious advice.

00:47:29.440 Thank you.

00:47:30.360 Love your show.

00:47:31.100 Have a good day.

00:47:32.120 Cool, man.

00:47:32.900 Hey, that's great.

00:47:33.420 Here's my first advice.

00:47:34.360 Go buy a banjo.

00:47:35.960 My grandfather was a Navy captain.

00:47:37.840 I got a fair bit of Navy throughout my family.

00:47:40.620 My grandfather, obviously a career man, was the commanding officer on a number of ships,

00:47:45.740 also of a base in Vietnam, Nga Bay.

00:47:49.540 And so he was deployed for long periods of time, and one time he bought a banjo.

00:47:54.720 And he would just play the banjo on the ship.

00:47:57.120 And I have that banjo now, and I play it for my kids, and it's a great little family heirloom.

00:48:01.400 And it was a great, edifying, kind of wholesome recreation to have when he was lonely out there at sea.

00:48:10.160 So buy a banjo or something like a banjo.

00:48:12.780 Then, after that, you mentioned religion a couple of times there at least.

00:48:17.120 Say your morning prayers.

00:48:18.220 Say your prayers in the morning.

00:48:20.040 It's going to set your day up a lot better.

00:48:21.660 I like the rosary.

00:48:23.280 I don't know exactly how Lutherans or your particular flavor of Lutheran feels about the rosary,

00:48:28.720 but I really like the rosary.

00:48:29.880 It's my favorite daily prayer.

00:48:31.780 So I sometimes would wait until nighttime to pray it.

00:48:34.620 I realized I went my whole day.

00:48:35.580 I didn't have the rosary in my mind.

00:48:38.060 And then I'd also get too tired, and I'd often fail to finish it.

00:48:41.940 So say your prayers in the morning, whatever those prayers may be.

00:48:44.880 Say them in the morning.

00:48:45.560 And, you know, recognize that you're in a great position because even with all the craziness going on in the Department of Defense,

00:48:54.020 the Pentagon, the top brass, you know, General Milley with his purple hair screaming about white rage or whatever,

00:48:59.560 even with all of that, you are doing something that is noble, that is missional, that is really sturdy.

00:49:05.560 You know, serving your country to protect the homeland and your friends and family and fellow Americans, that's a good thing.

00:49:13.060 And so that missional aspect should really drive you.

00:49:16.680 And so then the only, yeah, the only other thing I'd say is fair wind and following seas, man.

00:49:21.200 Good stuff.

00:49:21.800 Thanks for your service.

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