Ep. 1702 - Conservative Student ASSAULTED with Bike Lock
Summary
When conservatives want to get one over on leftists, what do we do? We come up with zingers for debates on YouTube, we destroy them with facts and logic, and sometimes we even win elections. When leftist activists try to get revenge on conservatives, they beat us in the head with a bike lock. And that s not an aberration. Leftist violence against conservatives is an increasingly common occurrence.
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When conservatives want to get one over on leftists, what do we do?
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We come up with zingers for debates on YouTube.
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When leftists want to get one over on conservatives,
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as the TPUSA chapter president at UT Dallas just found out.
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It is also being reported, it's not, I don't know if it's been confirmed,
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that that person who smacked the conservative girl in the head with a bike lock
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is actually a fella who dresses up like a woman.
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In any case, even if it's a gal, it's not good.
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Leftist violence against conservatives is an increasingly common occurrence.
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I have personally been attacked twice while giving speeches, physically attacked.
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There is a leftist in prison right now because he injured a police officer while he was trying to blow me up.
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Had he just tried to blow me up and exploded something outside of his school,
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And I'm not the only conservative who's been physically attacked in public.
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The left, being more radical, is generally more prone to political violence than the right is.
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That has been true since the origin of the political terms left and right,
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since those terms were invented in the French Revolution.
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But violence is especially likely to appear during major shifts in the political order.
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You don't see a ton of political violence in the boom times when everyone basically just kind of agrees and we all get along.
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But when there are shifts in the political order, then you see political violence spike.
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You saw this in our own country in the 1770s, the 1850s, the 1930s.
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You know, 1770s, obviously, it's the revolutionary era.
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We saw a lot of political violence before that.
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You've got fights between unions and law enforcement.
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You see fights between fascists and communists, anarchists.
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Then in the 1960s, you see a lot of political violence.
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And if right now we really are in the midst of a political upheaval,
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if we are witnessing the end of the liberal consensus and we're living in the dawn of a new golden age,
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specifically more violence from the people who don't want their own power to come to an end.
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to live with this weird teacher who had a trans-identifying partner.
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Utah just passed a law to protect kids from YouTuber parents.
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Specifically, not just from abusive parents generally, but specifically from parents who would exploit their kids
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to put them on YouTube and other social media platforms to get clicks.
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So the new law says that online creators who make more than $150,000 a year from the content that they make that features children will be required to set aside 15% of those earnings into a trust fund that the kids can then access when they turn 18.
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Now, this is just the latest iteration of laws and efforts to protect child actors.
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These poor child actors who were dragged from audition to audition, from job to job by their parents, kids who were often abused by directors and producers and casting directors.
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They would make all this money, and their families would live high on the hog managing the little kids.
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And then by the time the kids turned 18, 22, there was no money left.
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Kids were just exploited, used as a cash cow, and then they usually don't end up very well.
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So this is the latest version of it, spurred in part because of the story of Kevin and Ruby Frank.
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They had a YouTube series called Eight Passengers.
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They would post videos with their kids up to five times per week.
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They had two and a half million subscribers by 2020.
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And then Ruby Frank went completely insane and shacked up with her therapist, some other woman,
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and she took some of her kids with her, her younger kids.
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And then there was this big police bust, and the kids were found extremely malnourished, overworked, bleeding.
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I mean, it was really horrifying, like true horror movie level stuff.
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And she's the spurring on of this law to protect the kids of YouTubers.
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But even though Ruby Frank quite visibly abused her kids, it's important for us to remember right now,
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all exploitation of children for social media clout is child abuse.
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In some way, this law doesn't go far enough as far as I'm concerned.
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But you've got to make $150,000 a year from social media that features kids.
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You've got your kids working five days a week making videos for you,
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and you're coming in just under that threshold.
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You don't need to set aside any money for them.
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Even beyond that, even if you do set aside 15% for the kids,
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I hate when I see people post pictures of their kids for social media clout.
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I know there are some people who don't have a lot of followers on Instagram,
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and they post a picture with the kids because they think,
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that's mostly very close friends and family who are watching this.
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What's on the internet is on the internet forever.
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You don't, I wouldn't post pictures of your kids even.
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However, I also see people, and it's not just celebrities,
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It's people who aspire to be influencers and Instagram stars.
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They will post pictures with their kids or of their kids for clout.
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And the people who do it should be ashamed of themselves and stop.
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And frankly, we should maybe pass laws against it.
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Your kid did not consent to become a celebrity.
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You have an, even beyond the politics of consent,
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you have a duty as a parent to protect your kid.
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Posting pictures of your kid all over the internet does not protect your kid at all.
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That's very tempting because your kids are very cute, and you'll get a lot of likes.
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No pictures of your kids on social media for clout.
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Maybe delete social media altogether if you struggle with that.
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She just flits from one public failure to another.
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Because all of her other projects have been so successful ever since she broke up the British
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Meghan Markle is launching a new show called Confessions of a Female Founder.
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This is Meghan Markle's podcast to share all of the great business acumen she's developed.
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I'm Meghan, and this is Confessions of a Female Founder.
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A show where I chat with female entrepreneurs and friends about the sleepless nights, the
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lessons learned, and the laser focus that got them to where they are today.
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And the kind of advice that turns small ideas into billion-dollar businesses.
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And of course, we're going to get some girl talk.
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Have I missed something in the past couple of weeks?
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And through it all, I'm building a business of my own and getting all sorts of practical
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advice along the way that I'm very excited to share with you.
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I might watch it just in the same way that I turn my head to see a car accident.
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I might, or I guess it's just an audio podcast.
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I might listen to it maybe to one episode just to see how bad, that trailer, that seems
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The nearest thing Meghan Markle ever had to a billion-dollar idea was marrying a prince.
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And even that didn't work out because she decided she didn't want to be a real princess
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because to be a real princess involves duty and responsibility and caring about other people.
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And so she just wanted to be a pretend princess in Hollywood.
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So she split her husband off from his royal family and then inked a zillion-dollar deal with
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a bunch of media companies, and then all her projects flopped.
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So naturally, she's going to start a podcast about business.
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I don't mention it only to make fun of Meghan Markle.
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I mention it to point out the Joe Rogan problem.
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The Joe Rogan problem that the left has encountered.
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Zillions of views, very popular, probably moved votes.
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But the right and the center and the center-right own podcasting.
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Because podcasting requires, one, a systematic thought.
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And the left, these days, whatever systematic thought has ever existed on the left, it has just absolutely crumbled under the weight of its own inconsistencies.
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But even beyond that, even for people on the right who don't have particularly systematic thought, the right can hang.
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The right does not feel that it needs to put up artifice all the time.
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That's what's most offensive about Meghan Markle's podcast is it sounds so artificial.
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We're going to learn from these female business leaders.
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Statistically, 100% of men who have, of people who have succeeded in business have been men, including today.
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It's about pushing this ideology of feminism, which is, which is false.
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And we're going to, we're going to have a little girl talk too.
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Does anyone believe that Meghan Markle has like girlfriends?
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Women generally don't have girlfriends because women generally kind of hate each other.
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I'm just, the left can't talk about that kind of stuff.
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See, on the right wing podcasts, we can say things that are not totally politically accepted or politically correct.
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But, but one can speak authentically about those things.
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You can sometimes say things that are offensive or whatever, but it's a much more intimate medium.
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And the left has lost its intimacy with, with the people because of its artifice.
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The right has increased in intimacy with people because it has embraced common sense.
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And there is no greater expression of that than Donald Trump and the 2024 election, the vindication of Trump's political career.
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You just, you see it everywhere in the media, in corporate America, in politics.
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Not expecting Meghan Markle's show to get many views.
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Can we just, I just kind of want to sit here silently and listen to that beautiful chanting.
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I'll do it if I want, but I know we have to move on with the show.
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So, we're going to turn away from Meghan Markle, but we are going to stick with insufferable women in media.
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We turn to the CEO of NPR, National Public Radio.
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That is Catherine Marr, who just testified before Congress.
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And Representative Brandon Gill, the Republican freshman class president in Congress, first-termer, up-and-comer, really sharp guy, really has his finger on the pulse.
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It's interesting, because a lot of your thinking, as expressed by your public statements, is deeply infused with economic and cultural Marxism.
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Do you believe that America is addicted to white supremacy?
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I believe that I tweeted that, and as I've said earlier, I believe much of my thinking has evolved over the last half decade.
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I don't recall the exact context, sir, so I wouldn't be able to say.
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Do you believe that America believes in black plunder and white democracy?
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You tweeted that in reference to a book you were reading at the time, apparently, The Case for Reparations.
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You said you took a day off to fully read The Case for Reparations.
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I have no doubt that your tweet there is correct, but I don't recall that.
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Do you believe that white people inherently feel superior to other races?
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And she says, my thinking has evolved, which can be a true statement.
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It doesn't mean you're changing your opinions to contradict what they previously were.
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Her opinion might have started out as, I don't know, white people are evil, men are evil.
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And her opinion might have evolved to, white people are even more evil than I thought they were.
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Men are even more evil than I thought they were.
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But then she gets caught in a lie, which is, he says, okay, you read this book, right?
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She goes, I don't think I've ever read that book.
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You said, I just read this whole book in a day.
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I don't remember the content of every book I've ever read.
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Certainly a book I would have posted about having read five years ago.
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So either she's lying now or she was lying then and she didn't actually read the book.
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Or, I don't know, maybe it was some staffer who tweeted this and she's pretending that it's her.
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But either way, this is a dishonest woman and Gil doesn't let up.
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I think I was probably reflecting on what it was to be, to grow up in an environment where I had lots of advantages.
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It sounds like you're saying that white people feel superior.
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I don't believe that anybody feels that way, sir.
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She said, you know, this was my experience as a kid, you know, and I wasn't aware and how superior I felt and blah, blah, blah.
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All of a sudden, she can't be referring just to her personal subjective experience.
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Oh, I just did a thing that is characteristic of white people.
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So he says, oh, that's how you think about white people?
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And she says, no, no, I'm just talking about myself.
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That is contradicted by the plain text of what she's saying.
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This woman is, in principle, the head of a major journalist organization.
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She doesn't know how the English language works.
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I'm not talking about arcane and obscure political devices.
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I'm talking about, like, the basic functions of grammar and the basic meaning of words.
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And Brandon finally finishes his absolute clobbering of the head of NPR.
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Do you think the white people should pay reparations?
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Yes, our original collective sin and unpaid debt.
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I don't believe that was a reference to fiscal reparations, sir.
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What kind of reparations was it a reference to?
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I think it was just a reference to the idea that we all owe much to the people who came before us.
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That's a bizarre way to frame what you tweeted.
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Okay, how much reparations have you personally paid?
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Sir, I don't believe that I've ever paid reparations.
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I believe that looting is illegal, and I refer to it as counterproductive.
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Then why did you refer to it as counterproductive?
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It is both morally wrong and counterproductive, as well as being illegal.
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You tweeted, it's hard to be mad about protests in reference to the BLM protests.
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Okay, so this is what I don't get about this woman.
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But, you know, and I obviously think they're perfectly moral.
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She saw it coming, but then when it comes to a remark about reparations, she said, I've never endorsed reparations.
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Not a verbatim quote, but that was pretty much what she was saying.
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And she has the temerity to look him and really all of us right in the face and say, oh, no, I didn't mean financial reparations.
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When I was talking about reparations, a word is almost exclusively used to refer to financial reparations in the context of a book called The Case for Reparations, which is explicitly about financial reparations.
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Where did you get the idea I meant financial reparations?
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He says, okay, if you didn't mean that, what'd you mean?
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She goes, I just mean we should be grateful to our forebears.
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If NPR had any wisdom whatsoever, they would have fired this woman.
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They're going to say, Michael, you've fallen for the disinformation because NPR is not really funded by the government.
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What the left is going to say is only 1% of NPR's budget comes from the government, specifically from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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That's not quite true because NPR does get a lot of funding from its stations, which pay programming fees, which are much higher than 1%.
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So the stations get around 10% of their funding from the government.
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And the stations pay the programming fees to NPR.
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So how much does NPR rely on the government for its budget?
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And the libs are still going to say, well, that doesn't matter.
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We say that NPR doesn't need to get government funding.
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We say NPR does not need to get government funding.
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But you, libs, when you're defending NPR, you say NPR doesn't need to get government funding.
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NPR would be just fine on its own without government funding.
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In the end, the government funding is negligible to NPR.
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In our polarized world, we have found one issue on which we agree, which is that NPR
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The Republicans should end every red cent that goes to NPR tomorrow, which will actually
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be harder to do from the perspective of government funding of the stations, which pay the programming
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Unless you think your taxpayer dollars should go to a group that is led by a woman who thinks
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that white people are terrible and we should pay racial reparations to black people and
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Right now, though, we're getting some really good ones.
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President Trump has just issued an executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote in federal
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Also in the executive order, it requires that all ballots be received by election day.
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There shouldn't be an executive order for that because there shouldn't need to be an executive
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Do you think that, since we're going to have mail-in ballots anyway, which even that is
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a little outrageous to me, but if we're going to have widespread mail-in ballots, then should
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Or should we, should you just be able to mail it in whenever you want?
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You know, like the elections in 2024 and people go to vote and Trump wins and becomes the president,
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So maybe somewhere around mid 2025, you mail in your ballot finally, and you say, no, I actually
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Well, we have a limit, a natural limit, it's called election day.
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And there are a small number of people who rely on mail-in ballots.
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I don't think we need them to be as widespread as they currently are, but in any case, I think
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I think 100% of people almost, not quite 100, but let's call it 80%.
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Believe that people should have to prove that they're citizens of the country in order to
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In fact, I know that 80% of the people believe that because I've seen the consistent public
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So this is some political brilliance here from Trump.
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Trump issues the executive order, which will have a direct effect on elections, at least
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federal elections, not state and local elections.
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Maybe state and local elections in as much as people want to vote for everything at once.
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So it's going to encourage more people to register to vote, discourage more people,
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encourage more people to present their proof of citizenship, discourage more people who
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But what the libs are going to say, this is what you're going to hear when you mention it
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The libs are going to say, well, the amount of voter fraud is negligible.
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The number of non-citizens voting, it's negligible.
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First of all, you don't really know that because you don't know what you don't know.
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It's, especially with mail-in voting, it's virtually impossible to track fraud.
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That's enough for me to say, okay, we got to prove it.
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And just the principle is enough for me to say, you need to prove that you are a citizen
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But then the libs are going to say, well, we didn't always require this.
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We don't traditionally require proof of citizenship in order to vote in federal elections.
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We didn't always have 16 million illegal aliens in America either.
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But you forced conservatively 11 to 16 million illegal aliens on us by opening the borders
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If we're going to continue to have a democracy, if we're going to continue to have self-government,
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the bare minimum that we can do is require proof of citizenship to vote.
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So why would Democrats oppose this kind of a measure?
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Because they think it is that politically helpful to them to allow the conditions for
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There's no principle of justice that says that illegal aliens should vote in elections.
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There's no principle of law that says that illegal aliens should vote in elections.
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And it's politically very unpopular to say that illegal aliens should be permitted to vote
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in elections, that we shouldn't have voter ID laws.
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So the only reason that Democrats would possibly oppose this would be because they think they
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And that fact alone, I think, could tick this from an 80-20 issue to, I don't know, 85-15,
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The best way they can hit Trump right now is the signal group chat, top boys of the
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Trump admin texting about the Hootie terror strikes story.
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It's probably the biggest story in the country right now because the libs control the media.
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There is a group, and because it is a legitimately pretty bizarre story, there's a group chat
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between J.D. Vance, SecDef, Pete Hegseth, NSA, Michael Walls, John Ratcliffe, head of the
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I think Rubio might have been there, Secretary of State.
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So there were a lot of real top dogs in the Trump administration.
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And Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic, a liberal magazine.
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He says, the Trump administration accidentally texted me its war plans.
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It seems as though the national security advisor, Mike Waltz, added Jeffrey Goldberg inadvertently.
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In any case, it's caused a lot of trouble in the press for the Trump administration, and
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So Hegseth came out, the admin came out, and was trying to tamp down the story.
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The Atlantic says, here are the attack plans that Trump's advisors shared on Signal.
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You notice, it's not, no longer calling it war plans.
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Maybe they're trying to tone it down a little bit.
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But they're trying to counter Pete Hegseth, who said no one texted war plans.
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But still, we were in these texts, and the texts were pretty weird.
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Nobody would say it's good that they added this lib journalist.
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And some people are saying it was 5D chess, and actually they wanted it to leak because
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they wanted to signal to Europe how upset they were that Europe wasn't ponying up for
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defense and opening the shipping lanes in the Middle East.
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I don't think administrations usually leak information in a way to intentionally make
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themselves look bad in order to send a message.
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All of the libs trying to get Pete Hegseth to resign are the same libs who were fighting
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tooth and nail not to confirm him in the first place.
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Their hatred of Pete Hegseth has pretty much nothing to do with this.
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Pete Hegseth wasn't even the guy who added Jeffrey Goldberg to the chat.
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The people now who are making a big hullabaloo about classified information being stored
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improperly, all these people on the left supported Hillary Clinton, who stored classified
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All these people on the left calling this the worst foreign policy blunder, national security
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These are people, Susan Rice actually in her defense was not actually involved in the Benghazi
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attack, but she became the fall man in the face of the Benghazi attack.
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These are people who in more recent memory totally bungled the pullout from Afghanistan, gave billions of
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dollars of weapons to our enemies, saw American troops killed.
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I mean, you know, give me a break, give me a break.
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The left obviously is, is being ridiculous about this, but even on the right, no one really
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cares because our politics right now is simply too polarized to care.
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There was a time when politics seemed a little bit more kumbaya, you know, after the, after
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the tumult of the 1960s, the political establishment kind of congealed a little bit more in the 1970s.
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And you had a situation where Republicans would help Democrats to oust Richard Nixon, which was
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absurd, but it's because there was a little bit more of a consensus.
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But as I mentioned at the top of the show, during periods of political shift, a changing of the
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In fact, sometimes it can bleed over into political violence.
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We're in one of those moments right now and no one is going to turn on Trump or Pete Hegseth
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or J.D. Vance or even Mike Waltz or any of these people over a group chat.
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It's not going to have, the stakes are too high.
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If the Democrats were more reasonable, if the Democrats weren't transing little kids and
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slaughtering babies and opening our border to a mass invasion of face tattooed criminals,
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if the Democrats were a little more normal, maybe the Republicans would be more willing to slap
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We ain't turning on our own over a group chat, okay?
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Maybe there's pretty much nothing that would get us to relax our fists, reconsider our position
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in this kind of a pitched battle of the culture war.
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You know, the Daily Wire gives you the facts and our unapologetic opinions.
00:36:46.900
While we report on the administration's recent immigration policies that are finally making
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the border safer, legacy outlets downplay the numbers and ignore the obvious.
00:36:53.900
Why did it take record-breaking chaos to get here?
00:36:56.460
Who is accountable for the damage of the last four years?
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My favorite comment yesterday is from Nathan by Water, 3888, who says,
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To be fair, I've called Governor Abbott Hot Wheels for years.
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You can, I'm going to let you in, you know, on a little secret.
00:37:26.560
You can make all sorts of nasty, offensive, politically incorrect jokes.
00:37:31.900
You can make sexist jokes, racist jokes, all sorts of jokes, if they're jokes.
00:37:40.540
If they are done with charity toward your friends, it's fine.
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I'm sure Governor Abbott's buddies make jokes about his wheelchair too, and it's all fun.
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The problem is Jasmine Crockett was just making a very nasty comment mocking a man for his disability
00:37:56.260
because he's been a paralytic since he was a young man.
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When LGBT activist teachers with their trans-identifying husbands invite minors, teen girls, into their home
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This is a very specific news story written by Daily Wire's very own Mairead Elordi.
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Mairead, thank you so much for coming on the show.
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Mairead, I want to, whenever I say your name, I want to say it like a leprechaun with a little bit of a little...
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And I wish we had more beautiful musical names like that at the Daily Wire.
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We just have clunky nonsense like Ben and Matt.
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So, this story, you can almost hardly believe it when you read it, but I spent a few weeks
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It's a vulnerable 17-year-old girl in Durango, Colorado.
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She identifies as a boy, and she had a fight with her mom.
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She went to her math teacher's house, now her former math teacher, and this teacher is married
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to a trans-identifying man who ran for state senate as a Democrat in Colorado.
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These two people, they're both, you know, they're the teacher's Facebook page is full of LGBT
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They took in this 17-year-old girl, and her mother would like her to come home.
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She actually has turned 18 now, but when she was 17, her mother wanted her to come home.
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She even called the police to this teacher's house to try to get her child to come home with her,
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Basically, they say tough luck, and now her child is 18.
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There's nothing she can do, and the child is still living.
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Well, now an 18-year-old is still living with her former math teacher and this trans-identifying
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Things were tough at home when she decided to start identifying as a boy.
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Her mother had cancer a couple years ago, and her mother thinks that that really made her
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She also has several diagnoses, depression, anxiety, and eating disorder.
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I think we've seen a lot of autistic kids identify as trans in the last few years, and this is just
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from what I know, and I've reported a lot on these transgender issues, and especially the public
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school issues, this, to me, is one of the most serious cases I've seen of what happens when a
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They end up living with their teacher, and their teacher's trans-identifying male husband,
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and for some reason, the police can't do anything.
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So this town, I covered a story just a few weeks ago out of Durango, Colorado.
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The school's promoting all this radical LGBT nonsense.
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You know, they hate the American flag, but they love the rainbow flag, want to plaster it everywhere.
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It seems like there's something in the water in this town.
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What I don't understand what this town's police department is, or Child Protective Services,
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or whichever agency went over to actually get this girl, how do the cops not have the ability
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to take a minor out of someone else's home, some teacher's home, a teacher who obviously engages
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in aberrant, deviant sexual desires, and return the minor?
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I get it at 18, you can't do anything, but the mother doesn't have any recourse?
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The law says, no, your child wants to go live with some sex freaks down the street,
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Well, I asked the police department, I don't understand why were you not able to bring her
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Her mother's at the bottom of the driveway saying, can you please go get my kid?
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And the police department said to me, well, our policy is for juvenile non-offenders,
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we can take them into custody if they're under the influence, if they're situations like that,
00:42:43.820
And we got the police body cam of this incident, and the officers who show up, they tell the mom,
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So, and they told the girl when they spoke to her, things get a little more complicated
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when we're 17 years old and we can decide who we hang out with.
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I guess they have decided that 17 is basically an adult, and we're not going to physically
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Well, bully for the cops that they've decided this, that's not what the law says.
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I remember when I was 17, I sure felt like an adult.
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When I was 12, I felt like an adult, but I wasn't.
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So, it just, I don't know, this whole, they need to film a horror movie in this town or
00:43:39.100
something, because something is clearly deeply wrong here.
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That even the cops are in on this, even the cops are promoting this bizarre, sexually abusive
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She doesn't work for Durango High School anymore, but she was the girl's math teacher.
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I'm not sure if she was let go or how that happened, but she doesn't work there anymore.
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Totally gross, freaky, scary, and I don't think it's just Durango.
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I mean, you've covered these sorts of issues for a while.
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How pervasive is this kind of stuff in schools?
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Well, I think it really blew up under the Biden administration of public schools having policies
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that interpret Title IX in a way that includes gender ideology.
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So, I remember a couple years ago when I first started reporting on how pervasive kids being
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exposed to gender ideology is in classrooms and public schools.
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People were very skeptical, and they thought, oh, surely it's, you know, this is just in
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liberal cities, this is not every public school, but it really, it was, appeared to be virtually
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Now, before I let you go, just to be fair to the libs, or to give them more than is their
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due, actually, in this case, I understand the lib perspective.
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You're going to say, this poor LGBT child, LGBT youth, was being raised in an oppressive,
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conservative household that would not allow her to be her true self.
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And she sought comfort and freedom in the home of one of her open-minded teachers who
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would allow her to explore her true identity and live.
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And they would say this, and this, even among people who are kind of centrist, this ideology
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has a certain appeal, the poor, beleaguered LGBT youth with the evil, oppressive parents
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who probably, deep down, want to subject the child to conversion therapy.
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But if there's conversion therapy, and who knows, they'll probably use electrodes or something.
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Well, I think we have to start looking at the results of children who went down that road.
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And we are seeing that with detransitioners, obviously.
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But there's also more research coming out about what happens to people after the newness
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Because we really didn't have that for a while.
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You know, all this research saying, oh, it improves people's depression, anxiety.
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They were looking at very short periods of time where, you know, oh, I've got a new identity.
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And now I think we're starting to see research that looks at over 10 years, over 15 years,
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And I think hopefully more of that will come out.
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Maraid, thank you so much for the report and for coming on the show and for allowing me
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to pronounce your name, which has improved my day after all of these news stories.
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I have to go to the White House, which is cool.
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Maybe I'll try to get a glimpse of the great man himself, the great President Covfefe.
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But we'll have much to report on anyway next time I see you.