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00:32:42.680Come on, boys. Look at that shape there. Look at this. Mr. Farmer, I got your bid. 30. James, 30 to you. 100. So, next one coming up, best one we got.
00:32:54.920500. 500. 600. Right here. Look at this here. Come on. Who wants this? 700. There we go now. 1,000. 1,000. I'm telling you what I want here. I heard it too.
00:33:02.920So. Okay, so you see all these football players transformed into chattel slaves in the
00:33:32.900antebellum South. And the NFL, they're just like the slave owners. Slave auctions. Brings up a pretty
00:33:41.900basic question. If the NFL is like an antebellum slave plantation, why has Colin Kaepernick spent the
00:33:51.600last six, seven years begging them to take him back? If the NFL is slavery, then why has Colin Kaepernick
00:34:02.420been begging to be a slave and whining when they don't want to enslave him? Did slaves in the
00:34:09.860antebellum South, did they have multi-million dollar contracts? Did they spend their whole lives
00:34:15.920training and just trying, desperate to be slaves on some plantation? I don't think so.
00:34:24.200Now, what's funny, Colin Kaepernick opens up the movie and he's dressed like this sort of clown
00:34:31.320version of Malcolm X, you know, like Marx observed, history repeats itself first. First is tragedy,
00:34:38.480then is farce. We're in the farce portion of this sort of thing. What Colin Kaepernick is observing is
00:34:45.120that for slaves and for football players, the primary thing that matters is your physical
00:34:55.300health, right? For football players, it's a primarily physical job. There's a little mental
00:35:03.520aspect to it too, a little bit of strategy, but it's mostly you just got to be big and strong and
00:35:07.380fast and tough and well-coordinated. And so I guess that's true for physical laborers who were slaves.
00:35:14.160I guess that's true for all sorts of physical laborers. And Colin Kaepernick's very offended by
00:35:19.620this. Athletics is about physical excellence. Okay. And unfortunately, Colin Kaepernick was not
00:35:27.660sufficiently excellent to remain in the football league for very long. Fine. Not everyone is.
00:35:34.200Very, very few people are. If Colin Kaepernick is upset that he didn't pursue a more intellectual
00:35:39.600field. You know, it may be he, he, he, he regrets being, uh, having a physical career. He wishes that
00:35:46.680he were a paper pusher or something. He had a desk job. Well, okay. Then he should have spent his life
00:35:52.340cultivating, cultivating his intellect, I guess. But he certainly, he certainly hasn't done that.
00:36:00.980There are, there are many football players who are pretty intellectual, actually. Colin Kaepernick
00:36:04.520is not, not one of them. And these theories are having serious ramifications for justice.
00:36:11.280Story came out just the other day. A group of forensic anthropologists are now arguing that
00:36:17.460trying to identify the race, the racial ancestry of skeletons is a terrible thing. And they are urging
00:36:24.820their peers to stop doing the practice. So a forensic anthropologist is someone who looks at
00:36:31.760a dead body, looks at skeletons, and comes to conclusions about the people that those skeletons
00:36:41.960were, right? This is the height. This was the weight. This is the sex. This is, there's what
00:36:46.720they looked like. And the point of forensic anthropologists is to give people, to give
00:36:51.740investigators all of that information so that they can come to certain conclusions about how they
00:36:55.980ended up as skeletons. But the woke forensic anthropologists say ancestry estimation contributes
00:37:03.280to white supremacy. They say, they're, they're using critical race theory, by the way. They're
00:37:08.160invoking critical race theory. They say that they, they need to continue to situate and contextualize
00:37:12.400our challenge to the use of macromorphoscopic traits, you know, physical traits, as well as
00:37:19.060introduced critiques of craniometric and dental morphological analysis, head size and teeth in
00:37:24.900ancestry estimation. Don't you, how dare you come to racial conclusions about skeletons? What they're
00:37:34.580upset about is that different races of people look different. Now it's a fact, right? Anyone with eyes
00:37:45.200can tell that different races of people look different. This is important, by the way, if you're
00:37:50.120trying to figure out who got murdered, who murdered who, you know, to come to conclusions about criminal
00:37:55.620justice. But this is very bad because then we're suggesting that, that then the races have some
00:38:01.880physical differences. Obviously it's absurd, but it gets to a, a real difference in, in strategy here.
00:38:11.080We all want a flourishing just society. The left wants to get to a flourishing just society
00:38:19.920by denying reality. The right wants to get to a flourishing and just society by dealing with
00:38:28.240reality and grappling with reality and trying, and not denying truths, even if they're politically
00:38:32.920incorrect and inconvenient. The left thinks the way that we're going to deal with racial problems
00:38:38.880is by denying that they exist, is by denying that, on the one hand, denying that race exists at all.
00:38:46.840And then on the other hand, exclusively focusing on race, but only when it's conducive to their
00:38:50.800argument. That's not going to work. There was a, one of the forensic anthropologists, San Jose State
00:38:56.900anthropologist Elizabeth Weiss said, quote, if forensic anthropologists abandon determining race,
00:39:02.080then they are going to be doing victims and their families a big disservice and are basically
00:39:06.780engaging in a dereliction of duty. Right. But what the woke people are going to say is, yeah, but it's
00:39:10.600worth it. Yeah, it's too bad. Victims of crimes and their families are, unfortunately, they're not
00:39:15.980going to have justice, but at least then we can keep our head in the sand and deny these problems.
00:39:21.340I don't think that's going to help anybody. I think that's not very compassionate. I think it's going to
00:39:25.040make problems worse. Speaking of things to pretend to be offended by, a NASCAR driver
00:39:30.740is in a lot of trouble. There's this NASCAR driver. This NASCAR driver came out and he used a word
00:39:41.160you're not allowed to say. Take a listen. Well, he drills my ass coming out of four for no reason.
00:39:45.600I mean, where was he going? What was he going to do? Spin me out? He was trying to do a Harvick
00:39:49.080is what he was trying to do. For what? For second place? To do what? He wasn't going to transfer
00:39:53.560through with that. Just freaking retarded, man. So stupid. I don't understand these guys.
00:39:59.700I should beat the shit out of them right now is what I should do, but that doesn't do me any good
00:40:02.860either. And then I've already had to pay enough fines in my lifetime. I'm sure I'll get another
00:40:12.000one. Spoken like a true NASCAR driver, really blunt, really direct. He didn't get in trouble for
00:40:18.520saying, I'm going to go beat the S-H-I-T out of somebody. No, that's fine. Talking about how he's
00:40:24.420going to go beat somebody up, that's totally fine. But he said a word you're not allowed to say. He
00:40:27.940said the word retarded. That's the R word some people are now calling it. Because he was saying
00:40:35.980this guy, he did something that was a little stupid, a little slow. He shouldn't have done that.
00:40:40.240That was retarded and you're not allowed to say retarded anymore.
00:40:43.000Why not? Why not? What does retarded mean? Retarded means slow. It's literally what the
00:40:51.340word means. But we're not allowed to say that because some people are a little slower, right?
00:40:56.940This is a fallen world. We've all got defects. We've all got problems. None of us is born
00:41:01.940perfect. And so some people deal with that and that's a challenge in their lives.
00:41:07.880What we're seeing play out right now is something called the euphemism treadmill. That's what the
00:41:15.360Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker dubbed it. It's this idea that certain phrases and words will
00:41:24.460change over time. And political correctness has really taken this to a sort of insane extreme
00:41:29.060because the condition that they describe is undesirable or difficult or painful. And so you
00:41:35.520just have to constantly paper over with a new euphemism. You see this especially with a mental
00:41:41.480deficiency. So over the years, people with mental handicaps have been called simple, simpletons,
00:41:49.120idiots. That was a clinical term. Moron, retarded, handicapped, handicapable. It's going to keep
00:41:59.280changing. It's not going to help anybody. It's not going to fix anything to keep changing all of those
00:42:05.020words, but it's going to keep creating all of these euphemisms so that we can ignore things.
00:42:13.860For the left, what you say is much more important than what you do. The left around the West and in
00:42:24.740this country as well, openly advocate killing retarded people in the womb. Iceland bragged a couple of years
00:42:32.640ago. They said, we've eliminated Down syndrome. We've eradicated Down syndrome. They didn't find
00:42:38.600a cure for Down syndrome. They just kill all the Down syndrome babies in the womb.
00:42:44.120They will kill them. In this country, there are doctors who will, I guess most, if not all of the
00:42:51.340doctors will say when you're pregnant, they'll say, okay, we're going to do a scan to see if your kid
00:42:55.780has, and they'll use whatever euphemism. But what they're really saying is, we're going to scan to see if
00:42:59.200your kid's retarded, and then if your kid's retarded, you can kill him if you want. This is ghastly. This
00:43:05.500is ghastly stuff. So the conservative response to this is, one, I don't want you scanning to see if
00:43:11.760my kid's retarded. I'm going to love my kid no matter how my kid turns out. If he's got six fingers
00:43:15.880and 12 toes and has some mental handicap and looks, I don't care. I love my kid.
00:43:22.360And the left, you know what the left is going to say to that? How dare you use the word retarded?
00:43:25.620Say, you're going to kill him. What are you talking? I'm using a word to describe a reality.
00:43:29.200And I want to love all of these people. But you're saying, no, no, don't say the word.
00:43:34.660Don't describe the reality. But kill people that you don't like. Kill people who you find undesirable.
00:43:40.760It's a very important lesson about political correctness. And really just for the left's
00:43:47.220program broadly. What you say is much more important than what you do. Often what you say
00:43:52.120is a way to excuse really evil, heinous actions. This is very offensive. This is very wrong.
00:43:59.060Some left-wingers are waking up to this, by the way. Van Jones, who is a left-winger. He goes on
00:44:04.520CNN all the time. I actually kind of get a kick out of Van Jones, especially because he got caught on a
00:44:08.700hidden camera one time admitting early on in the Trump presidency, admitting that the Russia hoax was
00:44:14.300a hoax and it was a nothing burger. And then he had to kind of walk it back because he didn't mean to
00:44:18.800say that publicly. Van Jones just came out reacting to what happened in Virginia. And he said he fears,
00:44:26.480hey, listen, fellow Democrats, I'm just putting this out there. I think we might be coming off
00:44:30.640as a little annoying and a little out of touch. I think that the Democrats are coming across in
00:44:35.980ways that we don't recognize, that are annoying and offensive and seem out of touch in ways that I
00:44:44.620don't think show up in our feeds when we're looking at our kind of echo chamber. And I think
00:44:49.820that this is a message here. Better late than never, Van. You're on a mission of mercy to your
00:44:55.920fellow Democrats by telling them this because yes, they are coming off as annoying and offensive
00:45:02.080and extremely out of touch. And in a way, it's not their fault. I mean, it is, you know, they did this.
00:45:10.740They're responsible for their actions, but it's an easy trap to fall into. They are in their own echo
00:45:15.580chamber. Not in the same way that we talk about political polarization and everyone, because of
00:45:20.580social media, is only hearing from people they agree with. And no, it's because of a much bigger
00:45:24.460social problem. The left controls everything, right? So if you're a right winger in this country,
00:45:30.560no matter what kind of little tiny bubble you're in, and you only go to dailywire.com ever, and you
00:45:35.040don't look at any other way, and you only talk to Republicans, even still, you will have to be
00:45:39.840exposed to left-wing views. There's no way around it. It's like a fish in water, okay? It's just
00:45:46.300all around. It's like the air that we breathe. Liberalism, leftism, progressivism, it's all there.
00:45:52.820And so you look at a billboard, you see it. You look at a movie preview, you see it. You talk to
00:45:57.860your friends and family, you see it. Okay? And you know what their arguments are. And you look on
00:46:04.340big tech. I mean, you look at, you look in the schools, you look everywhere, you see it.
00:46:07.080The left does not have that misfortune, but really that advantage. At a deeper level,
00:46:14.380that advantage. Because the left has no clue what we think. And there have been social scientific
00:46:20.500surveys to back up this idea. They have no clue what we think. They have no clue how they come across.
00:46:26.500This is why they're always so shocked when they lose. That's why they don't really believe it when
00:46:30.500they lose. Sometimes we don't believe it when we lose an election, like in 2020, when they changed all
00:46:35.700the election rules right before the election. And then a bunch of ballots came in at three in the
00:46:38.760morning. And I think we had some reason to question it. But generally when we lose, we accept it.
00:46:43.160You know, 2012, we lost. You know, 2008, we lost. The left doesn't do that. They're still fighting the
00:46:47.3802000 election, the 2018 gubernatorial election, the 2016 presidential election. They're still going to be
00:46:51.520fighting this thing in Virginia. They don't, it just does not compute to them because they are almost
00:47:00.500never exposed to what about half the country thinks. Van Jones referred to the annoying,
00:47:10.700out of touch, offensive Democrats on, on CNN. One of them, one of the most prominent ones is his
00:47:18.660colleague on CNN, Brian Stelter. Brian Stelter just went on a nine minute monologue about what Donald
00:47:28.920Trump could possibly do over the next couple of years. I'm not going to subject you to all of it.
00:47:36.680We don't have time on the show to get to get to all of this. I am going to punch in though,
00:47:41.340right around the six and a half minute mark, okay, where he's just whipping himself up into a frenzy
00:47:45.940of what Donald Trump is going to do if we don't stop him. Common ground erodes largely because there's
00:47:51.800no common media ground anymore. It's as if America has been swallowed up by QAnon conspiracy theories.
00:48:01.160Freedom of expression feels trampled, muffled. And remember, as all of this is happening,
00:48:06.760as democracy deteriorates in 2024, Trump's enablers claim they are the ones protecting democracy.
00:48:13.800They think, or at least they pretend, that they are upholding the Declaration of Independence.
00:48:18.160They cloak their autocratic actions in the language of the founding fathers. They claim
00:48:23.000to be the most patriotic Americans of them all. And this narrative is advanced 24 hours a day
00:48:28.040by the ABC, the apps, the broadcasters, and the commentators who justify stomping all over the
00:48:34.000Constitution as an attempt to save it. The country is on pins and needles. Landlords board up downtown
00:48:40.260windows. Maybe looting starts. Shooting starts. I'm not saying that all of this will happen.
00:48:48.160But I'm saying it could. We know it could happen because it has all happened before. Almost
00:48:53.620everything I have described has already happened. It has. Brian, you're right. It has already happened
00:48:59.840in one form or another. But I think you're getting the source of that problem a little wrong. I think
00:49:06.640you might be engaging in what psychologists call projection. There is no neutral, you know,
00:49:13.620middle ground media landscape anymore. There are lies that are being pervaded. They're pervading the
00:49:18.660culture. Business owners are boarding up their windows. There's political violence in the streets.
00:49:24.820Brian Stelter is pretending this could come from Republicans. It did come from Democrats on the media
00:49:31.160front for the past 50 years, on the violence front for 2020, from BLM, from Antifa, not from Trump.
00:49:38.500The so-called deadly insurrection didn't kill anybody. They pretended that the lying media said
00:49:43.820that it killed Officer Brian Sicknick. It turned out that was a lie. New York Times and Washington
00:49:47.520Post had to retract it. All of that violence came from the left. He doesn't see it. He says,
00:49:55.540we're not, we can't even trust each other anymore. We delegitimize the opposition in Trump's future
00:50:00.820America. In the rights media echo chamber growing ever more extreme, the words Democrats and
00:50:06.480criminals are conflated constantly. So the other side loses legitimacy bit by bit by bit. The GOP
00:50:13.620media is on board with this. They're on board with the power grab at all costs, driven by fear of a
00:50:19.320changing country. Fear propelled by the likes of Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingram, who bring up things
00:50:24.980like caravans right at key moments during the election. And all of this in 2022 helps the GOP regain
00:50:31.700control of the House. Members of the January 6th edition caucus are now in control of the body
00:50:37.380that completes the Electoral College process. Now, some Democrats fret about what's going to happen
00:50:42.600in 2024. They worry if the insurrectionists will have the upper hand next time. But remember,
00:50:47.380in Trump world, up is down and day is night. And Trump keeps saying the insurrection was Biden's
00:50:52.240election. You know, in this horrible, scary future, the Republicans are going to delegitimize their
00:50:59.600opposition and say that they have no right to participate in the democracy. And they're all
00:51:06.220insurrectionists. And Brian, do you listen to yourself? Do you listen? He doesn't listen to
00:51:11.380himself. Every single thing that he is accusing Republicans of doing and really predicting that
00:51:19.820Republicans will do in the future. He himself is doing to his political opponents right now,
00:51:26.200and he's not even aware of it. Jennifer Rubin, the former pretend conservative columnist, now she
00:51:31.040basically admits she's a liberal columnist at the Washington Post. She tweeted out, quote,
00:51:35.520I realize critics say Dems have gone too far left, but that does not compute. The agenda is very popular.
00:51:42.340They simply haven't gotten over the finish line yet. Here it is. Here it is, folks.
00:51:45.940I don't think she's being cynical here. I think she really believes this. I think the left really
00:51:53.160believes this. Of course the agenda is popular. If something just went wrong, because the agenda
00:51:58.900must be popular, because it is their agenda and it's progressive and they see the future and they
00:52:04.940know the way to utopia and it's going to be great. And everyone knows it. So the only way that they can
00:52:11.280lose an election is if something went wrong, there was a problem of understanding or interpretation,
00:52:17.580or if there was fraud. This is why they can't concede elections. Sometimes Republicans don't
00:52:22.780want to concede elections, especially when they upend all the rules right beforehand. But much more
00:52:28.120often, it's the left that won't concede the elections because they can't, because they have to win.
00:52:33.820The agenda, by definition, their agenda must be popular, no matter what the parents in Loudoun
00:52:38.400County say. Some smart Republicans are seeing this situation for what it is. Someone down there
00:52:46.840in Florida, like Governor Ron DeSantis, who is now embracing this popular revolt, not just against
00:52:52.420one party, but really against kind of ruling class. He's embracing, let's go Brandon.
00:52:58.340When you look at the Biden, the Brandon administration, in terms of what they're doing.
00:53:14.280Do you know how that started? Like it was, and like, you know, you have the media,
00:53:20.280their hand wringing over this. But, you know, it was at a NASCAR race and they're doing an interview
00:53:26.480with a driver. I guess his name was Brandon. And the crowd starts chanting very colorful language
00:53:33.040about Joe Biden. And it was obvious that that they were doing. And, you know, it is what
00:53:39.040it is. First of all, they said way worse about Trump for four years. We know that.
00:53:44.380But so they're chanting this. And so you have a reporter from NBC who knows that's what they're
00:53:50.420saying. And she's trying to cover for Biden. So she says, yeah, they're chanting, let's go Brandon.
00:53:59.160And that was a lie. And it was a lie. And so this chant, I think, has taken on a life of its own
00:54:05.220because it exposes the dishonesty of these corporate reporters and what they do every day