Are We Racist? with Matt Walsh | The Roseanne Barr Podcast #064
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Well, we've got a b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-banger of a show today.
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You know, I said I only like to talk to creative geniuses and I've got one today and he's a good one.
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um as i told you i asked if you were irish yeah you said i look like a leprechaun is what you
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look like a little leprechaun today in your uh plaid shirt with your work boots it's adorable
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i will it's probably the first time i've been called adorable but i'll take it i don't that's
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that's a new one for me i'll take it though i hope it's not offensive but i love the irish my kids
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well some of my kids are half irish you know well no it's not offensive because the irish are one
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of those groups that you're allowed to we're not a very sensitive bunch so you know you can have the
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fighting irish lucky charms all that we don't we don't get too black irish right it's fine it's all
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good uh the irish are a resilient sort with a uh hopeful view of the world i think for the most
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part i've always enjoyed the irish yeah i don't know about the hopeful view at least i well i can't
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you know i don't know if that applies to me quite as much do you have a hopeful view uh i mean
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ultimately as a as a christian uh you have a hopeful view because we've read the last page
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of the book so we know we know how it all ends but uh in the interim you know if you were to ask
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so if you were to ask me do i have a hopeful view for the next you know billion years i would say yes
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hopeful view for the next five years maybe not quite as much though unfortunately do you think
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because it's written in a book um so that implies that you're a religious person a believer
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well so am i but i think that uh with the repentance and a change in the heart things can
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change also i don't think god put anything completely in stone if people change and repent
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i think the world could change too do you think so yeah no i i think so um so i mean if i didn't
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think that things could change for the better then what's the point of anything that we're doing
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yeah i mean what's the point of having talking about any of this so i think things can change
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for the better but um but you know i i think that ultimate cultural changes will take it's a long
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term game it takes generations it took us generations to get to the point we're at right now
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yeah so i think we have to be realistic and say that to get out of it uh to get to a place where we
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live in a culture that is at least like basically sane um will probably kind kind sane empathetic
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uh recognizing the dignity and humanity of all humans one to another right uh i think that'll
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take generations to to achieve but not if the light goes on real fast like if some it's like if
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you're in total darkness and somebody just comes in and flips on the light switch you could change in
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the in the blink of an eye absolutely but as on a collective level that could happen yeah but there
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have been moments that we've experienced over the last couple of years even the last couple of months
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that you would hope would be one of those light switch moments for the collectively and it hasn't
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quite worked out that way well do you see your film as having any part in being uh hopefully a light
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switch going on for people uh your new film yeah am i racist i i certainly hope so i think it's uh
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you know it's a movie that's coming out in theaters and one of the reasons we're putting
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out in theaters is because we want to be able to access like a wide cross-section of of the country
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not just people who are already bought into the so you know the conservative message um you know what
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i say let's not use the word conservative anymore let's say we are radical constitutionalists
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i think constitutional constitutionalist works uh i often just say these days sane yeah common
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sense insanity kind of works for what we're talking about yeah especially when we're talking about
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things like uh defending the notion that for example uh men can't have babies yeah i don't even
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consider that conservative that's just basically saying you don't have to be a political conservative
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to understand that reality by a biological reality but it's such a war isn't it i i've always wanted to
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talk to you about this i i uh you always win every argument and that's commendable you you've got a
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large library of references that you uh though looking adorable i uh you pull out a lot of references
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that really are great i would like to think i win every i don't know if my wife would agree but i
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i try anyway try to win them you know it but but also it's kind of uh how hard is it though
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maybe it's not that hard well it depends on what you're arguing about and that's that's one of the
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advantages that we have if we're arguing about something for example uh as i just said about the
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you know the biological nature of you're if you're arguing about basic biology and you're arguing against
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slash rosanne you know so much reminds me of the inquisition the inquisition times when the uh you
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know it it was a very political time but they didn't want any dissenters and they only wanted
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one kind of thinking and so you had to be i'm a jew you know and so we had they would put women or
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whoever they you know whatever for whatever reason and then you had to be go through a uh
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gauntlet of questions and it reminds me of that because all of those people who are basically science
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deniers i mean they are science deniers because if you deny biology you're denying science sure yeah
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so they're up there to be inquisitors as and to try to find out where they can get you
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and uh you know you can't go off the uh you know it's marxism 101 all of this stuff was
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done by the kgb this is how they overthrow governments it's how they culturally you know
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get in and infiltrate china too and china too well yeah and part of that uh arguing nonsense that has
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well they will never accept fact so they just love the argument just like lefties love blood and war
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and you know no end to it they just love agitation hate conflict and uh punishment of people who aren't
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like them which was so much like the inquisition of the self-righteous that would say well what do
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you mean when you say you believe in god which god is that you know this just to beat people down
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yeah i think that the goals on the left with a lot of these topics in particular uh gender but really
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all of them their their tactic is to obfuscate it's not really not actually trying to win the
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argument they're trying they're not trying to present a point of view and get you to accept it
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right they're not interested in that it's it's more just try to make the subject seem a lot more
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complicated than it is so that you give up and become confused um and that's always that
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so you say if you see we'll see a video of me winning an argument it's really just insisting on like
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this is what we're talking about no i'm not gonna let you i know you want to bring us off into the
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weeds we're gonna stay here on the path this is the discussion i'm not gonna follow you on some
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you know journey into into nonsense uh but that's what they try to do they just try to make everything
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seem a lot more complicated than it is they do the same thing on race um you know they there's a
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version of this movie we just made it's it's called am i racist but we could have there's a version of
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it we could have called it what is racism because the kind of race hustlers part of their game is
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that they make you know they they accuse everyone at least every white person of being racist but
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then if you ask them well what does it mean to be racist what do you mean i'm racist i don't hate
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people of other races and they don't want to answer that question they will they won't give you an
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actual definition of what they even mean by the word well they usually say the systemat they use the
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word systematic systemic right systemic i'm sorry they'll say they used to say systematic but now
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they say systemic and they'll say uh what is the formula they'll use power plus uh prejudice equals
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racism or something like that um which is just a which is just a way to absolve you know every other
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race of racism while while laying it all at the feet of white people which is absurd because anyone's
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capable of being racist obviously and also by the way white people aren't the only one who have power
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anymore in this society it's been that way for a long time now um but that's what they really think
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they really think that racism is well they think some hate is justified right it's all about hate
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they're they accept hate they are hateful and uh they just have different words for it but they are
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separating people by hate yeah and that's and it always works it just pisses me off so bad power always
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uses the same device to divide and conquer and it always works yeah and i think that um i think about
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i think it was a there's a morgan freeman uh the video of morgan freeman on a 60 minutes interview from
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like 20 25 years ago yeah and he's asked about he's asked about uh black history month and he says he
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doesn't like it because black history is american history and then he said what do we do about racism
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and he said stop talking about it and i don't know if he would give the same answer today if he was asked i
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hoped that he would but i actually think that it is kind of the answer like there's no final answer
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to racism there will be there will always be racist people or tribalistic species i think the hope of
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america in electing obama most white people voted for him i think the hope of america was that would be
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the end to racism in this country and instead had the opposite effect it was like oh good now now we can
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really uh you know we really have a fulcrum to stand on and it's all a heist isn't it it's all a
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grift and a heist and what makes me so mad is that they always use the term race when they really mean
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class they are the people who are at the top of this lefty grift are all very wealthy and raking in the
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dough from all the misery of the people they're raising money to uh you know in the name of that
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don't get a dime they just keep squashing them down yeah and uh it's the most racist thing i've
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ever seen which is why i left the left i ran for president in 2012 as a socialist as a the representative
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of the of the black caucus of the green party and and the peace and freedom and peace and freedom
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party and when i saw the racism of the left i had to leave because it's a grift it's all a grift and
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it never ever gets to the people on the ground yeah i think in that and that's the uh that's the
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difference you have the people that are pushing this stuff and i don't know how much of it they
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really believe uh but a lot of the people on the ground that are buying into it they they really do
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believe it um you know that's something even in the the film you see some of these you know we go
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to the race to dinner for example or go to a support group for white people sitting around like it's an
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aa meeting talking about their white grief or whatever um the people leading those groups are the
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grifters and i think that they know what they're doing and they're doing it very intentionally and
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very deliberately because it it's money it's power it's influence for them yeah but the people that
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are sitting around in the group there's a little bit of virtue signaling going on i think but at their
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core i think they really believe this stuff and they they carry a lot of guilt and shame uh and
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they're looking for a way to atone for it and they're turning to these grifters as uh as their way of
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dealing with it uh it's like this misplaced guilt that a lot of these people have well and there is an
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organization in the whole united states uh that would actually funnel money to help anybody that's
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in need of help i mean there's just nothing that's all been uh you know dismantled and uh
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2008 was the biggest transfer of wealth in human history well until covid and then covid lost
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yeah but i mean when obama got in all the money from the bottom went to the top for the first time
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in a revolution because it usually goes the other way or they want it to but you know we're all under
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some heavy duty mind control from kgb and uh mk ultra and it's all through the media so i saw your movie
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and i thought that he is doing this because he wants to smash mind control you are putting out a
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prayer that you can do something for people to step out of the tiny box they've been farmed in
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and do some thinking aren't you yeah that's a good way of putting it um and i i think that
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most most of what i do because i have a podcast every day that i do and i'm just like looking
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directly at the camera and giving my opinions about things in a really direct way i think that
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there's some value in that i certainly hope there is it's what i do every day
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but um there are a lot of people you just can't reach that way because they're not going to watch
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somebody like me lecturing for an hour um if they you know if you're just like saying oh here are my
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opinions here's why i'm right it's uh i think there's a large portion of the audience that just
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isn't going to listen you have no chance of reaching them because they're not going to listen
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well that's why you are doing the right thing by making a funny movie right exactly so i think that's
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really the way to reach people is doing something funny that you know just happens to be exposing a
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grift and that's something that the left has typically been very good at now in recent years
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they haven't been so good at it because they put the you know it's interesting in the entertainment
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world anyway the left is now making kind of the mistake that uh you know christian films have made
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for a long time where they're putting the message before the story so it's nothing but one long
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homily and people just aren't that interested um excellent point yeah that's a great point but so
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but i think it creates an opportunity for someone to come in and make entertainment that's actually
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entertaining but also has the message and that's one thing that you know uh our director on on this
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film and what is a woman justin folk is a great director and um i'm lucky that i have someone like
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him because he's always for both of the films he's the one who's always reminding me that this this is a
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movie it's not a podcast i know i always want to turn to the camera and start giving my opinion but
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that's not what this is about we actually are telling a story and the story really matters we
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have to put that first um were these people real that are in this movie they're all real yeah everyone's
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real no actors except for me but i'm not even an actor so yeah those are real yeah they're 100% real
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these are all real things i mean you can look these people up and and you know if you want to go to
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your own white grief support group you can go and uh or if you want to go to a race to dinner i think
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they're still doing those all right america listen up it's no coincidence did you know that there's a
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white there was all white women except that's the only people allowed right well do they have a quota
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there for their race consciousness raising race yeah well actually it's for white women it's led by
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cyber rail and regina jackson are the two the indian woman and the black woman leading it okay uh but
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only white women are allowed to attend i get it because they're the ones that has to learn something i get
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and they do have to they have to be women that's one of the reasons why i ended up having to show up
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as a k as a server because actually i wanted to attend the dinner and sit at the table and be one
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of the they wouldn't let you and they wouldn't we called them up and they said that uh no white men
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yeah well they said you have to be a woman which is interesting because it's like what is a woman
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right and you should just wear a dress and i think we even asked or our producers did uh well what is
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what is it what about trans woman you know because we thought maybe that was one way around this
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yeah and they said that the way of saying they they didn't want to say no it has to be a real
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woman you know that's what they meant they couldn't say it so i think they said the way of putting it
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was if i remember correctly it was like no beards yeah basically they said well you someone who's been
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socialized as a woman oh that's a good way of putting it right wow so let's unpack that that's so
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that's every drag queen i get well have they been socialized it doesn't mean anything but you could
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have said you were socialized as a woman yeah i suppose we thought it'd be funny because the thing is if i come in
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and say well i'm a trans woman i would not have like dressed in drag i would have just walked in
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exactly like this yeah and sat down to say i'm a woman that would have been amazing say you could
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have said i'm a trans woman lesbian and then they go oh okay that makes sense i want to dress up like
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a man and put a beard on in dragon and then go read the bible to kids at school that's i mean that's
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yeah that's technically drag i guess so what do you think of that idea they probably won't let you do
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it well i think read the bible without the who needs the beard well they wouldn't let me unless i was
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dressed like a man yeah that's true see what i'm saying trying to be subversive all the time
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yeah but that's part of their the thing is that they say that that that being a man or woman there's
00:23:41.760
no requirement you don't have to look a certain way so i should be able to identify as a woman and
00:23:46.720
not change a single thing about myself and be accepted as such but of course i wouldn't be
00:23:51.020
isn't it ironic that the same time that they passed all those laws about uh what is what is a woman
00:23:57.000
and of course it's what is it somebody with a bonus hole is what it says on the insurance policies
00:24:03.080
uh that's what a woman is a birthing person with a bonus hole a chest feeder uh-huh that's what they
00:24:08.840
say i think that's a new one i know no i know everything about it because i i have the bonus hole
00:24:15.040
is the the vagina yeah well i figured that yeah okay i'm just wasn't sure i'm here to help i figured
00:24:20.340
see that that's self-descripted that tells you everything you need to know there but it's it's
00:24:25.840
but that's like but at the same time they passed all those laws pro-trans women lost protection under
00:24:33.740
the law yeah as a as a as a protected class so yeah that's what title nine was supposed to be all
00:24:41.040
about protecting women and protecting women's sports and so on and now it's being used the
00:24:46.300
administration is trying to use it to do exactly the opposite of what it was intended to do but
00:24:50.160
the supreme court froze him on that did you know that yeah yeah i i it's it's they are crazy
00:24:56.660
they're just they're just trying to burn everything down i think do you uh when you say that you mean
00:25:02.300
like the left the democrats well the left is the democrats now yeah there's there they are one and
00:25:09.240
the same yeah i totally agree and i think that you're right that uh dismantle they use the word
00:25:14.820
dismantle they use it as a positive they talk about it all the time dismantle the patriarchy dismantle
00:25:19.160
whiteness dismantle uh whatever so and that is very much what they want to do and the thing is
00:25:24.040
we often on the right will say things like well the left they want to redefine they want to redefine
00:25:29.580
woman they want to redefine all these terms they want to redefine marriage uh but really they're not
00:25:33.340
looking to redefine anything what they want to do is remove the definition of these words but replace
00:25:37.500
it with nothing uh so it's there is no new definition of woman woman just doesn't mean anything
00:25:42.280
it's nothing so they want to reduce everything into nothingness so well woman soon they take
00:25:48.280
incremental steps and soon woman will be persona non-grat a second-class citizen and they've
00:25:54.260
wanted that you know i think all of this is a return to feudalism and uh you know that's what
00:26:00.320
they want yeah i think you're right and they've planned it for a really long time but
00:26:07.580
um i'm excited for you because i used to be a friend with michael moore for a long time i
00:26:13.480
was in a couple of his movies and i did introduce him to my mother at a hollywood uh oscars party
00:26:21.420
and she told me the two people she was most impressed with meeting paris hilton and michael moore
00:26:28.800
that's a that's a interesting it was yeah ray of that's what she really thought yeah but uh
00:26:35.820
i think you're on the michael moore track and uh you know i was happy to see it and you're kind of
00:26:43.100
on a sasha baron cone thing too there's a little of that going on yeah well i'd say i mean both those
00:26:48.220
guys are obviously far left but i mean i take that i appreciate that i take as an enormous compliment i
00:26:52.340
mean michael moore is uh interesting because he was he's he was a great filmmaker yeah i didn't agree
00:26:58.780
with right the point in his documentaries he hasn't made a film in a while i don't know what
00:27:02.220
i don't know why but he went on a tear of you know three four documentaries in a row that yeah
00:27:07.440
just artistically are some of the the greatest documentaries ever made it's funny because his
00:27:12.080
first one roger and me was so right now what we would call conservative where he was going after
00:27:18.400
a corporation for sending all our jobs away you know he would be on he would be a trumper now
00:27:23.860
with that film but then he got all pro-corporate yeah and i and they all did they just got all pro-corporate
00:27:32.540
and the corporate message uber allus they don't like anybody who isn't corporate and they don't like
00:27:40.960
any firm or idea or film that isn't corporate you've got to have a corporation and ironically
00:27:47.820
corporations are the least democratic thing in the whole damn world yeah you get fired for no reason
00:27:54.540
yeah well that's right you're right because the left is used to be you can think back to occupy
00:28:01.140
wall street they were right even even that recently and that was when 20 i don't know i can't remember
00:28:06.460
that was in the 19s wasn't it no i went it was like 2004 obama yeah that the i was around the
00:28:13.660
crash so it would have been like oh 608 somewhere yeah so it wasn't all that long ago but that was
00:28:17.720
still it was the the left was considered the anti-corporate uh you were there mom yeah i was
00:28:22.500
there yeah but now but now the all the corporations are far left they own all the corporations and this is
00:28:28.760
like the identity crisis they're having on the left right now is that you know they were the rebels for
00:28:33.280
a long time and then but then what happens when the rebel takes over now you're not the rebel anymore
00:28:37.860
now you're in charge now you are the establishment and uh and i think that they're having a lot of
00:28:43.320
like trouble with that yeah what do we do as now that we own everything um we don't want to give up
00:28:49.500
power we fuck the people we don't care what they want what's going to go our way they don't they also
00:28:55.220
don't really know what to do with the power it's like uh it's like in the dark night when joker says
00:29:00.360
you know i'm like a dog chasing a car i wouldn't know what to do if i caught it and uh they're just
00:29:06.640
making more corporate deals that's all they do they're not watching the border or schools or
00:29:11.780
anything like that but they're over there making deals yeah well isn't dei a corporate maneuver and
00:29:18.520
when you think about it was for some reason they were involved in this whole thing which your film
00:29:22.240
touches on that that is corporations that are behind that black rock's big behind that it's
00:29:27.020
it's not a punk movement dei yeah well right exactly and one's weird when when when you're
00:29:33.740
where did that come from beside like i know jesse jackson used to go around and you know force people
00:29:39.980
force companies to kowtow in their uh you know employee records which i thought well you got to
00:29:46.360
get some people hired especially in hollywood so i was glad he did it but then he took all nobody got
00:29:52.380
money but him yeah funny how that works uh yeah this is like the far left racial ideology that's
00:29:58.740
just been repackaged as this dei thing but the moment that you find yourself saying the same things
00:30:05.240
that an hr representative at some major pharmaceutical company would say yeah yeah that's that's it means
00:30:12.080
that you're you have you you're on the winning side culturally but it also means that it's not cool
00:30:16.200
it's not rebellious anymore um it's not even hip right it's not it's not it's bootlick and ass kiss
00:30:24.080
and bullshit you're a shill and that should give us on on the right that gives you an opportunity uh
00:30:29.580
and i think we haven't been very good at this point at seizing the opportunity but we really are like
00:30:34.180
we're the counter insurgency we're the we're punk rock right we're total punk rock and it's so great
00:30:40.000
because i i like to see your create creativity and other people young younger people than i of course
00:30:45.840
as is everyone on earth almost but uh you know the creativity coming out of you know being squashed
00:30:51.620
down is what makes art and it's great to see it come from a center place rather than you know
00:30:57.880
the uh marginalized because it's going to be a better more cohesive art and film and stuff and i'm
00:31:05.180
seeing it even fashion it it's really wonderful it's like a return to main street and common values
00:31:13.120
and and everybody of every race and creed creed and culture going you know what we have 99 of stuff
00:31:21.340
in common that we agree on duh yeah let's find a big tent yeah that's what in in the film we uh there's
00:31:32.200
a portion where we go well i go to a biker bar uh down in the south it's a there's confederate flags
00:31:39.760
hanging on the wall and all that and then right from there we go to the black community the poor
00:31:44.740
you know very impoverished part of new orleans and uh because we didn't know how these conversations
00:31:51.460
were going to go but we kind of suspected that we would hear really similar things from both of these
00:31:55.780
groups even though we're told by the media that these groups would hate each other
00:31:58.480
uh and but no what we found is that we heard exactly the same thing and they were all you
00:32:03.160
know almost the exact same words hey we all bleed the same yeah uh i don't care if you're white or
00:32:07.780
black it doesn't you know it doesn't really matter to me uh we heard that from both both groups um
00:32:13.020
and i think that's because you was talking to the working class you weren't talking to the operatives
00:32:17.260
that graduated brainwashed from colleges you know the privileged and we're talking to people who
00:32:23.440
are kind of most of them don't have corporate jobs so they don't have the dei brainwashing
00:32:27.760
they're not in public school right now obviously uh they're not paying attention to hollywood
00:32:33.140
they're not watching a lot of media so they really are outside of that whole world um to the extent
00:32:38.240
that anybody can be anyway and so they're not and they're not filled with hate right notice that
00:32:42.960
exactly and so they kind of go to their default position which is you know especially in modern
00:32:48.620
america we all most of us we're all living around people of other races it's normal right and
00:32:53.580
the default position is like it's not a big deal i mean i notice it's not that race doesn't exist i
00:32:57.400
notice if someone's of a different race uh but it doesn't matter um it matters to me because i'm
00:33:03.440
like oh i bet they cook such and such good i like going to different people races house because
00:33:10.380
you know they all have such delicious food that's why i don't figure why the world can't get that
00:33:15.040
through its big head that is great food in every culture well why aren't we just enjoying our food
00:33:20.920
and our music yeah that is one of the times when i really do notice races when i'm going to
00:33:25.080
an ethnic restaurant and i want to make sure that it's like the people working there and especially
00:33:30.140
the kitchen should be of that ethnicity i do feel that way i agree all right mom do you remember
00:33:35.560
the old zippix company we used to do with the toothpicks yeah and they helped me quit smoking last
00:33:40.460
time then i ran out of the out of the uh zippix and i started smoking so now i'm gonna use them to
00:33:46.080
start to stop doing it again well that's what i'm getting at it's all their fault
00:33:50.740
it well yeah they stopped sending us stuff because they stopped buying ads we ran out and
00:33:54.740
now she's smoking again so it's all your fault y'all we're still gonna do the ad for you but
00:33:58.500
we're pissed zippix um they're awesome for those of you who don't know they're toothpicks that are
00:34:03.920
basically like marinated i don't know the scientific term but they have some that are nicotine infused
00:34:08.180
they have other ones for energy like b12 and caffeine that yeah those are good yeah yeah it's just
00:34:12.800
like you just you you know you pick your teeth after you eat but you get a little energy boost
00:34:16.100
and that that last one i did was better than a cup of coffee that's no joke but the nicotine
00:34:20.880
ones are great because you can have them in your mouth that's right you suck on 20 or 30 out of them
00:34:26.600
at a time you feel great don't do that because these are high no they probably kill you if you
00:34:31.320
did yeah no they're they're infused in nicotine they have they'll tell you the milligram on it but
00:34:36.020
some of them you'll get a little bit of a buzz but what's really cool about these is yes it did help
00:34:40.260
my mother quit smoking they're great for that but even if you don't want to quit smoking let's say
00:34:44.180
you're on a long flight or you're in a movie theater or something and you want that rush and
00:34:47.680
you don't want to hit the vape pen because people who vape are are d-bags we all know it
00:34:51.160
take the toothpick out chew on it suck on it you'll get your nicotine they're amazing we love them they
00:34:57.240
really do help and work and if it gets you to quit smoking again then yeah but then dr foucher one of
00:35:04.020
them guys circus clowns they says if you're smoking that nicotine kills the spike protein so i'm now i'm
00:35:11.200
afraid to quit but anyways uh i'm gonna give it a try well or just use these like we just flew
00:35:17.820
we're here in florida now that's why this is that stiff and we're in mel k's studio it was a long
00:35:22.080
flight i know you were fiending for a cigarette it was nice i just drank three wines and went to sleep
00:35:27.000
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00:35:51.840
i've never been to any restaurant that didn't have indians working that was good like it has to be
00:35:56.800
chinese too i gotta be honest i have to say in the indian restaurant it was it was a mom and dad
00:36:02.740
kind of place and it was indian people working in there i think but you know you never know who's
00:36:08.940
who anymore yeah everyone's all intermarried and everybody's all everything now yeah i guess i mean
00:36:13.920
it's not like i'm conducting a poll when i go in there and i'm not walking into the kitchen what's
00:36:18.500
your favorite food favorite food uh well i love indians like for takeout i'm kind of i'm gonna do the
00:36:26.320
the indian food i uh but you know at at my house i actually do you know not all the cooking but i
00:36:32.840
do a fair amount of the cooking in my house because i enjoy i do enjoy cooking and uh chili is sort of
00:36:37.280
my i love chili yeah do you make it with beef chunks yeah well no you'll probably tell me that
00:36:43.760
my chili isn't real chili if you're are you a chili purist no i like any kind of beans in it is that
00:36:48.900
what you're getting at yeah i do have beans in it it's not chili well no it is too chili i like
00:36:53.400
beans in chili why why can't chili have beans in it it's just not chili oh he's just a stock up
00:36:59.520
he's all stock up that ain't right yeah i do white bean chili do you ever made that sure yeah that's
00:37:08.660
good i do all different kinds of beans you can throw some black beans in there pinto i mean you
00:37:12.520
could do all kinds of different things you don't put meat in your chili oh no definitely meat okay
00:37:16.500
but i don't do just one so what i like to do is different because i'll put some beef in there i'll
00:37:20.320
usually put some bison uh and i like to throw a little bit of pork in there i love bison and i
00:37:25.200
might even throw in some uh ground turkey not much but uh it lightens up yeah and i'm not a big ground
00:37:30.800
turkey guy but anyway let's go back to the subject okay i'm sorry for an hour if you want but i i'm so
00:37:37.660
excited because your movie that's being released when is it jake the ninth well he'll tell you the
00:37:43.060
ninth is the premiere but the 16th i think is a theatrical release yeah night well premieres in
00:37:47.700
nashville on the ninth it comes out on the 13th it's a big deal it's got a huge theatrical release
00:37:53.000
which is a very big deal for um you know culture war uh in the culture war yeah yeah we uh we uh are
00:38:01.300
blessed that it's doing really well in pre-sales so we've expanded i don't know how many theaters
00:38:05.900
we're in right now but it's it's it's double what it was when we started dang that's good and uh of
00:38:10.160
course we were uh you know when we decided to release this theatrically the question was how would the
00:38:16.260
theaters respond to it will they even take it um because of the sub we thought the subject matter
00:38:21.260
would be the challenge and it turns out that you know the theaters took it the challenge was more
00:38:25.580
just that it's a documentary and what we heard from the theaters is like we'll take it but theater
00:38:31.340
documentaries don't attract big audiences so we're only going to give you a few theaters
00:38:34.540
we'll see how it does in pre-sales kind of like a prove it deal right and uh it's proven itself so
00:38:39.600
far in pre-sales so it's expanded and um we've doubled the theaters yeah well that's because it's
00:38:44.960
funny i think because you know you get a lot of good laughs in it so it's a good date night thing
00:38:50.280
or a guy's night out or a girl's night i think so it's it's kind of a weird uh it the genre wise
00:38:58.520
it's we've we actually debated this quite a bit before we sent it out it's like what what genre is
00:39:04.240
it even in because it you know it is a documentary it's all real but it's not what you think of when
00:39:09.860
you think of documentary i don't give too much away but there's some there's like a scene at the end
00:39:13.960
that's obviously don't give away the end i'm not i'm just saying i love that you actually did you
00:39:18.900
actually go to dei training yeah do you have your certification i don't have it on me uh i should
00:39:24.660
carry it around with me but i did i did get the the certificate so you did go to the training yeah
00:39:30.140
well go to it i mean i went online and i spent 30 minutes taking a course and what does it tell you
00:39:36.180
like let's break it down it's diversity equity and inclusion yeah but it's really segregation
00:39:43.940
um exclusion exclusion and what's the i yeah it's all it's all double talk it's like we don't want to
00:39:53.940
hire we we hate white men yeah but above it all i know this above all they hate jews
00:40:03.640
they hate jews and the whole reason they invented that bullshit was so they could say jews are white
00:40:10.640
and you know that's all they care about jews are white we're gonna march in a white neighborhood
00:40:16.960
um beverly hills you know that's what they did last time and a lot of us marshaled forces because
00:40:23.200
we knew what they were doing it's pure nazi fucking slash marxist propaganda it you know they just
00:40:31.260
they they believe that everything the jews or the whites got was from stealing from them um and that
00:40:40.600
it's their rightful stuff yeah well of course well and that's uh of course jews are white uh eight you
00:40:49.140
know even like asians can be white in their in in this way of thinking blacks are are you know the
00:40:55.260
black face of white supremacy like they're white hispanic is now i think uh because what they've done
00:41:02.000
and taken this they've taken they've taken white and they've expanded to the concept of whiteness
00:41:06.500
uh-huh and whiteness is just anything they that they being the race hustlers anything they associate
00:41:14.320
with being white is now part of whiteness and so you could not they're so wrong because a lot of
00:41:19.880
white people have a lot of freckles so that means they're melanated so they're totally racist with
00:41:25.240
their definition of right well and also by the way uh you know they say white and then people of color
00:41:30.760
as if these two different groups white we have color too as white people i mean we're like what
00:41:35.660
would it mean to not have color i guess to be translucent or something uh like some sort of
00:41:39.580
deep sea species you know um so it does the words don't make any don't make any sense but really they
00:41:45.940
do when you look at it like this because i've given this a lot of thought being a a uh refugee from the
00:41:53.440
left um race is racism it really is the only people that race matter to is slave traders
00:42:04.160
it don't matter it's class that matters and when you use race as the cudgel to keep a certain
00:42:12.540
amount of people on a certain continent poor because you're robbing them i mean that's class that's
00:42:19.140
not specifically race race is a symptom of a worldwide class war of the people who own everything
00:42:28.840
wanting the rest of us not only to have nothing but to be pray for their nazi experiments and to
00:42:37.740
disappear yeah or be killed in their wars for more money it's a devil world that's i think class is the
00:42:47.720
is is a big part of this that they kind of they don't they don't talk about as much because they
00:42:52.380
they fold it all into this into the racial thing and so in their in their because they're all
00:42:56.660
privileged right but if you're but in their world if you're white you're automatically part of the
00:43:02.420
upper class in this really weird convoluted way which of course is absurd they've never been to
00:43:05.980
appalachia and seen the people there exactly or even the biker bar we went to in the film i mean
00:43:10.200
walmart you ever been to walmart yeah walmart yeah anyway it's plenty california right it's it's
00:43:16.400
really just disgusting and it is uh you know what power does when they just want to steal all
00:43:24.480
everybody's money yeah that's actually one of the things we wanted to do in the film that we never
00:43:28.320
got a chance to do but uh i i wanted to go to appalachia to go to like the poorest area of
00:43:35.140
appalachia to talk to explore this idea of white privilege um and uh talk to someone who lives in
00:43:42.360
like a trailer in appalachia about their privilege to find out how privileged they really are
00:43:46.820
and we weren't able to do it we just ran out of time but i mean it's it's it's absurd and it's
00:43:52.080
it's like insulting to it is insulting tell someone who's obviously suffered greatly and is living a
00:43:56.840
hard life the homeless are primarily white the homeless yeah yeah there's no and veterans yeah
00:44:02.240
everything's upside down backwards you know i i sometimes think being a comic that if we all had a
00:44:09.260
big enough laugh we could shake it all loose and start over again because it's got to be rebuilt on
00:44:15.020
some common sense and some uh you know not it not not for the not for the benefit of a few at the
00:44:26.520
expense of the many that just ain't right in any way and it's funny that it's the republican party
00:44:34.740
that holds that value and i i i was reading about frederick douglas and uh you know one of the
00:44:42.320
founders of you know all this upside down history that we get in bs media here but that they that they
00:44:49.800
would think that they are progressive that they are the forward thinkers when they basically
00:44:57.500
back feudalism debt slavery and the worst stuff that we've already thought we conquered tribalism and
00:45:08.900
division and war and hate yeah and i think you mentioned being a comic i mean well you know this
00:45:15.300
as a comedy legend but uh comedy is is one of the ways to break through a lot of this and there hasn't
00:45:22.640
been you know it's like we've been in this this drought period with with comedy at least in the
00:45:29.040
mainstream but it hasn't even there's hardly been any for the last 10 15 years it feels like
00:45:34.440
um because in the movies for sure right the movies yeah maybe maybe less so on tv but certainly in the
00:45:42.080
movies which is interesting it's almost like you know there was a there was a run of if you go back
00:45:48.620
to the 90s there was different runs of different people that were very prolific in comedy and then
00:45:52.780
it kind of stopped sometime around 2012 or 2013 yeah it did when obama signed the ndaa i said he's
00:46:00.420
just killed comedy you won't be able to say nothing and without like having the back of your mind you
00:46:05.500
could be arrested for it and hence today um you know the left in the uk is trying to come over here
00:46:13.520
and arrest people for stuff that's on x in the uk yeah i mean they're just trying to shut all dissent
00:46:23.160
and uh everything but their communist party line down they're trying to take it all away and so
00:46:30.540
long may it wave and i'm glad you i'm glad you get it and i'm glad you made the movie and i'm glad
00:46:37.220
you kind of made a fool of yourself in there you were brave and you you were game
00:46:42.640
to get a laugh it was funny yeah yeah i mean we we i i think i've made myself the butt of the joke
00:46:49.320
in many of those in many of those scenes kind of intentionally uh but also hopefully exposing you
00:46:55.600
know what we're trying to expose i think those people should be ashamed that they are milking
00:47:00.000
people who uh you know probably have bipolar disorder and a hundred other things feeling guilty for
00:47:06.360
you know slavery when they never had no slaves i mean and they were never slaves neither i mean
00:47:13.840
that's just bilking people that's like selling insurance yeah and the slavery thing uh that always
00:47:19.780
you know this guilt trip they try to do over slavery i find really uh ridiculous for a lot of reasons i
00:47:26.740
mean the obvious reason is that no one owns like none of us have ever owned slaves we never knew anyone
00:47:31.740
who owned slaves um but also because slavery is a is a sin is a worldwide global sin that uh that for
00:47:40.260
thousands of years everybody across the entire globe in every culture of every race owned slaves
00:47:46.740
and if they didn't own slaves they were okay with the fact that slaves that slavery existed as an
00:47:50.920
institution it was just it was a global institution well the same people that say keep on talking about
00:47:56.520
slavery a hundred years ago in america are also part of the party which now enables more slaves than have
00:48:09.880
ever existed in the world child slaves sex slaves labor slaves wage slaves um and they use that as a
00:48:20.980
code you'll so we won't look at that other stuff but america has more child slaves now coming across
00:48:28.320
the border and you know every family's going to get one and they aren't even tracking them or nothing
00:48:34.040
uh they're going to have a little kid in their house who they say this is our you know special cousin or
00:48:41.200
whoever that's going to be doing all the unpaid labor and watching the kids that's how it works and
00:48:46.940
they're all down for it yeah they're letting it happen a lot of people don't realize that uh slavery
00:48:52.840
like slavery was officially actually legal uh as recently as the 1980s in africa africa was the last
00:49:01.340
place to actually have the institution of slavery legal but libya sells black people as slaves now
00:49:07.660
libya sells black people for two hundred dollars uh you can buy a black slave and in gaza they do too
00:49:16.260
palestinians own black people and um we don't get to hear any of that but here we sit um up to about
00:49:26.960
here with bs from the democrat party and um any blow against that empire is a blow for freedom and liberty
00:49:34.200
and and uh for god i think so i'm glad you're doing it i'm glad you're funny i'm glad god gave you a gift
00:49:42.120
of humor which takes a real lot of thinking to make something funny because you got to take two
00:49:48.280
different disparate ideas and bring them together in a big smash and you did it so you know i i think
00:49:56.220
you did good i think you made a good film i hope you'll make more are you thinking of making more
00:50:01.000
uh absolutely you know that's the one thing i mentioned uh being doing a podcast because the
00:50:06.520
podcast i do is uh i think what you do it is great because it's like you get to have interesting
00:50:12.500
conversations right um and there's a lot that could come out of a conversation but the podcast
00:50:17.780
that i do is like political commentary so just me talking to the camera and well you do a lot of
00:50:22.740
thinking to come up with that sure yeah it's it's it's right exactly and i think that there's some
00:50:26.540
value in it but um the thing about that is it's like it's very tied to the news cycle and so i put
00:50:32.960
hours and hours and hours of work into doing this podcast and i do the show and then by tomorrow
00:50:38.240
nobody cares anymore because the news cycle's moved on and then you make a movie and you see that okay
00:50:43.240
it's possible to create something that uh people care about for more than five minutes uh you know
00:50:49.140
what is woman came out two years ago people still come up to me about it all the time and talk about
00:50:53.500
what the movie meant to them so just that alone to see that it's possible to create to be in the the
00:50:58.740
daily content grind and then to create something that has some staying power is uh really refreshing
00:51:04.360
and it's it's like i want to hold on i want to keep doing that yeah i couldn't go back to
00:51:07.940
just the daily grind of content that's so temporal and just forgotten so quickly um i think you i think
00:51:14.840
you say new and different things about uh just racism itself um oh i'm sorry yeah i think you're
00:51:24.940
saying new and needed things about racism itself in the culture um i think it'll open up a lot of
00:51:32.900
dialogue with people but i was going to ask you what do you think i mean you probably don't even
00:51:37.480
want to think about this but i do because it always happens to me too but the naysayers you know on the
00:51:43.660
trolls how they're going to come for you do you have you thought about what they're going to say because
00:51:48.520
when i was watching i was like oh they're gonna say this and say that uh yeah i mean i haven't
00:51:54.640
thought much about it i'm sure they'll they'll they'll have a lot to say um and that's fine you
00:52:00.900
know i'm i know you're used to it i'm i'm used to it um and i i don't i don't worry about it i think
00:52:07.700
that if i'd rather have that than the alternative because i know that especially with like the corporate
00:52:12.580
the left-wing media um they prefer to just ignore this yeah and even with what is a woman it was a
00:52:19.740
big success for us but the corporate media ignored it for a long time because it was on on our platform
00:52:24.000
and so they felt like well okay we can just ignore that pretend it doesn't exist um i want to put it
00:52:29.480
i want to put it somewhere and then have the success with it where they can't ignore it and they have to
00:52:34.260
come up with some naysaying whatever criticism and so if that starts you know if there's a bunch of
00:52:39.180
i'm sure we're gonna get terrible reviews uh yeah you know i'm sure that's gonna happen
00:52:43.040
and that's fine because it means that you can't ignore it you had to at least acknowledge that it
00:52:47.640
exists do you think though though consider this do you think that there has been some sort of a
00:52:53.840
cultural shift and that it's in the process of shifting even more because like i told greg gutfield
00:53:00.120
his show being the number one nighttime talk show is evidence of a cultural shift yeah yeah i think
00:53:07.900
there's there's a lot of shifts happening um and in the entertainment space in particular like you
00:53:14.360
mentioned gutfeld um but i'm in on media yeah i i think there's it's a lot of it is because like
00:53:21.020
we were talking about the the left has sort of left the playing field on some of these things
00:53:25.480
they're not making comedy anymore really um they're they don't make entertainment the way that
00:53:31.600
they used to at least they don't make it as effectively as they used to because they're putting
00:53:34.140
the message before the story and so that's part of the shift that you're seeing that it allows
00:53:38.760
other these kind of like insurgent characters i'm one of them yeah you are to come in and say all right
00:53:44.460
i'll i'll do it then um and i i hope that it it continues you know yeah i hope you inspire a lot of
00:53:51.440
other people and i hope that your movie does so well that it inspires theaters to uh you know open
00:53:58.560
their doors to other than a certain narrative because i think people are ready to see something
00:54:05.780
yeah that's well that's that's also been the case for a long time that you know hollywood
00:54:10.280
just for example i mean there's so much money that these hollywood studios could make by making
00:54:18.780
biblical films i know and and every once in a while a biblical film is made and it does
00:54:25.240
it does amazingly well because there's so much hunger for them there's so many great stories
00:54:29.860
in the bible oh my gosh even aside from the spiritual resonance of them and truth of them
00:54:34.240
it's also these are also just great stories um and so i've wanted to do that forever yeah and you
00:54:39.820
could just you open up the first page of the bobby you just go through the whole thing and you
00:54:42.640
and there's there's a thousand billion dollar movies in it um but it it's amazing that hollywood
00:54:49.720
hates us so much that they they'll even sacrifice the money they're like i won't even i don't even
00:54:53.860
want a billion dollars from you people i hate you that much they did that with her that's what
00:54:56.940
they did with me i was the number one show yeah the 28 million viewers and they canceled that for
00:55:02.340
a tweet they didn't understand because they don't understand anything about jewish people
00:55:07.080
uh or what iran the iran deal meant to the jewish people so what do you make of that that they
00:55:15.060
canceled me their number one show that they've only had in like 15 years since i went off the
00:55:20.700
year before they didn't care about the money and they didn't care about their stockholders
00:55:25.220
but i'll tell you i don't know what kind of capitalism that is it isn't really can't be
00:55:33.580
capitalism yeah it's not because they're willing to sacrifice the money yeah but just based on their
00:55:38.660
their pure resentment and hatred well they don't want amazing they don't want to lose the culture war
00:55:43.240
and that's the culture and that's more important to them because it's an ideology they said one
00:55:49.540
person said i'm just afraid she's gonna humanize trump voters yeah well you wouldn't want that no
00:55:58.460
you definitely don't want that or trump you don't want to humanize him then you can't keep trying to
00:56:03.860
lock him up and take shots at him and you know fundraise off him fundraise off him and you
00:56:09.260
you had achieved something that uh you almost never see which is to take a property that existed
00:56:15.960
you know years ago and kind of do whatever you call reboot that actually captures the essence of
00:56:21.640
what the old thing was and updated it for the times which of course no one can do and there's been a
00:56:26.760
there's been a million attempts at that and they almost always are terrible well you know because
00:56:32.100
as as bob eiger said it's never a good idea to give an artist too much power over their product
00:56:38.680
okay so you're doing it for god right we're like the uh blues brothers we're on a mission from god
00:56:45.560
right absolutely yeah and that's uh i mean ultimately if you're a religious person and that
00:56:52.340
and you're truly religious that drives everything that you do yeah um sometimes i get you know i even
00:56:56.680
get criticized on occasion uh even with the with the first movie what is woman uh that from some
00:57:01.920
my christian audience that they said well why you know why didn't you put why didn't you say anything
00:57:09.160
about god where where was the you know why did it and then what is woman we gave the answer to
00:57:13.560
what is woman at the end of the movie spoiler alert adult human female um and there was a certain like
00:57:19.600
it wasn't a loud voice but there's some some voices that said well that was your chance to say
00:57:24.020
something about about your faith and about god uh and and my answer to that was well
00:57:30.220
it's it's there i mean we're speaking the truth about this topic um and uh and so if you're speaking
00:57:38.460
the truth that you're you're that that's that's you know um that spiritual truth is there embedded in it
00:57:46.240
they also hate the bible they hate they really hate christians they hate jews a lot
00:57:52.800
because we're white they hate people who believe in god because their heart yeah they hate
00:57:57.560
the torah and they hate the new testament too they hate the jews they hate muslims that think a little
00:58:04.140
bit different than because there's a lot of sex of muslims but they hate christians and they're going for
00:58:11.600
them like crazy and uh they think every christian is like the uh that baptist that baptist uh bunch that
00:58:22.240
used to stand out there god they think every christian is like that and they also love
00:58:30.060
they love the idea of forcing christians to make cakes against their will and their beliefs and to
00:58:43.400
force christians who are anti-abortion to pay for abortions i mean that is just that's not american
00:58:50.400
that's fascist yeah and then they claim that they're in favor of uh freedom of association
00:58:55.620
association which is really you know the infamous cake baking kind of cases we talk about that like
00:59:01.040
it's a free speech case which it is that too but uh i think even more it's just basic freedom of
00:59:06.380
association if somebody says that they run a business and they say i don't want to be associated
00:59:09.760
with you or i don't i don't want to be associated with this event if it's a gay wedding uh that that's
00:59:15.320
one of your most basic freedoms if you don't have the freedom to decide who you associate with
00:59:19.060
especially professionally uh then in what sense are we free at all um i never understood why the
00:59:26.000
right didn't fight back by going to a gay bakery and saying we want a cake that says blah blah blah
00:59:32.280
and seeing them refuse why doesn't the right ever fight back i think they fight back in in different
00:59:38.020
ways but but um well the boycotts of well i'll tell you why i'll tell you one of the reasons why
00:59:43.440
you didn't have conservatives doing that for the most part is that honestly conservatives are nice
00:59:47.460
people and uh they're they're not really looking for trouble they're not looking for conflict
00:59:52.680
they don't think of a cake as an opportunity to exercise power over another person yeah that's true
00:59:59.800
and so it takes a certain type of person to even think of that kind of thing and you have these
01:00:04.760
all these cake baking cases and you know it none of that that was all engineered it happened for like
01:00:10.900
it was not these were not gay couples that just happened to wander in and then said yeah it's all
01:00:15.760
for a political they targeted it like they knew that okay well this guy is a christian he runs this
01:00:19.500
they were friends that first case it was their friend their actual friend that they put out of
01:00:23.960
business that's a true story i don't know if you guys know that i covered it back in the day is that
01:00:28.600
jack not jack phillips no it was the one in oregon and he wouldn't do they were friends it was a
01:00:32.700
lesbian wedding he didn't want to make a cake and they basically instead of just going to the next
01:00:36.500
bakery they called all the vendors that were supplying to them and said we will no longer support you
01:00:40.760
and did basically a nationwide band put their friends out of business the left the hitler jack
01:00:45.460
boot right on their face yeah no i this was kind of the beginning of that stuff i talked about this
01:00:49.980
10 15 years ago and it was kind of the beginning of what we're seeing beginning of council culture
01:00:55.300
really yeah and that's but that's exactly what i'm talking about that that it's weird hill to die
01:00:58.980
with these like lgbt activist types uh they'll do that kind of thing in my experience these can be
01:01:05.760
very vicious people uh and very like scheming and devious and uh with conservative types they just
01:01:13.220
don't they're you know they're trying to live their lives and they want to go get a cake and
01:01:16.900
they're not like probably if they went in and asked for a cake and they were turned away they just say
01:01:20.520
all right i'll go you know yeah i'll go to the bakery across the street i don't i'm not looking for
01:01:23.860
i don't want this to be what my life is about i just i'll go and i go and i gotta you know go pick up
01:01:27.780
the kids and i gotta get back to my life um and so that's one of the reasons why that's like one of
01:01:34.200
the disadvantages that we have is that we're actually normal people we have families that
01:01:38.280
we care about we have jobs you know we're not out protesting at three o'clock in the afternoon on a
01:01:43.480
tuesday you know but there is the small matter of defending the constitution and the people's
01:01:49.480
constitutional rights right that somebody shouldn't overlook because that that was an attack
01:01:55.860
yeah well that's the thing but that's that's the that's the tension that the the instinct among
01:02:00.680
conservatives is to focus on yourself your family you're not looking for trouble and that's a good
01:02:04.620
instinct that's a way to be a healthy happy person right but that's not a recipe for winning a battle
01:02:11.400
um and when you want to fight a war we're in a culture war you have to be a little bit vicious
01:02:16.140
and uh it takes a certain type of person uh like frankly you need like you need some assholes who are
01:02:22.260
willing to do that kind of thing um and uh you know i think that's kind of the tension or maybe you
01:02:29.720
just need people that are smarter than the idiots you know it it seems like now we're starting to hear
01:02:36.620
things uh trickle out about wins in in the courts and things are just starting to trickle out about
01:02:44.980
some corruption being uh corralled in i think more is going to come the closer we get to the election so
01:02:54.120
i i just feel a shift and the fact that they're putting this movie in so many theaters i think is
01:03:01.660
evidence of it people are ready to see and other people who they must have woke up or something they
01:03:09.620
go boy there's a lot of money to be made amongst normal people instead of just the most marginalized
01:03:16.920
groups yeah i hope i hope and i i think uh i can detect i see a lot of the shift that you're talking
01:03:23.000
about i think it's some of its legislative there have been some big legislative victories at least
01:03:28.760
statewide um even on the gender issue i mean i don't know how many states there are now that ban uh
01:03:33.960
child mutilation like we shouldn't need any laws to ban it because it just shouldn't be happening but
01:03:37.860
we do need laws because it is happening and there are many states now that that that have uh have
01:03:42.620
passed laws against it tennessee being my home state being one of them um so there's that there's
01:03:47.660
legislative political shifts that that there but i also i do think there's a cultural shift um even
01:03:53.180
just you know what is a woman we uh and we filmed that three years ago and part of that was yeah we
01:04:00.820
were talking to the so-called experts who pushed the gender ideology but we were also we also went and
01:04:04.540
did uh kind of man on the street interviews with just random people in you know six or seven cities
01:04:09.900
across the country but and asked about these issues and we found three years ago when we filmed it
01:04:14.820
we found that most people were too afraid to talk about it yeah um if we asked them what is a woman or
01:04:22.340
should men be allowed in the women's room most people we talked to either would say yeah men should
01:04:27.080
be allowed or they wouldn't want to talk about it or you know uh because they were too afraid i think that
01:04:32.560
if i went and did the same exact man on the street interviews in the same cities again today
01:04:37.240
i think there'd be a lot more people who are willing to say look a woman's an adult human female no men
01:04:42.220
don't belong in the women's room that's ridiculous i think people are are it's not even like they've
01:04:47.500
been awakened to the reality because they knew the reality all along but they're emboldened
01:04:52.460
to you know speak the truth that they that they've always known i think that's happening
01:04:57.920
and i think that a lot of those uh the uh street gangs that the democrats unleash and use they might
01:05:07.420
have they might have got smart too they might have got a little bit smarter as well you know to say
01:05:13.540
uh we can't be the shock troops for the democrat party when we're you know our one you know you mean
01:05:20.080
like an antifa yeah yeah because uh you know we haven't seen antifa not too much except for now well
01:05:26.640
now they're masquerading as the pro-palestinians that's true but um and that was the that was the
01:05:32.120
you know the scheduled race riots we were supposed to get right before an election which is what usually
01:05:36.100
how it usually goes that all got subsumed by the palestinian stuff it's still coming it's still
01:05:41.460
they go and ask him on the street like uh you know where's the river to the sea it's the same people
01:05:48.980
you saw that were over and over again and they are getting paid but uh i think they might have got i think
01:05:56.120
their donors might have got busted a little bit and they're not paying up so well yeah well blm didn't
01:06:04.880
endorse kamala at least as of last week i mean i don't know the whole group but people are getting
01:06:09.480
smart let's hope let's hope i think people are seeing i think people are seeing the connections
01:06:14.760
between being bamboozled and grifted yeah some of that's smart but also just on the left there's a
01:06:23.180
fracturing that's happening and uh and they're they you know the center sort of isn't holding on
01:06:28.440
the left i think because it's it's kind of when you have a movement that's that is built on really
01:06:33.540
nothing like there's no core core of it you know uh um what do they even really believe in i mean we
01:06:40.520
talked about earlier they want to dismantle and destroy which is which is what they want but that's
01:06:44.640
not that's a negative it's a very it's a very negative thing to rally around um and so i think
01:06:51.960
they don't have like a core thing that they believe in and so now they're just sort of eating
01:06:55.740
each other they think america is the worst thing that ever happened that's why they keep talking
01:06:59.700
about the worst part of our country's history slavery but they never talk about when america
01:07:06.820
uh what's that ship the whole steven spielberg made that movie about the amistad that legal case
01:07:15.140
ended slavery worldwide america is the place that ended slavery when a person from a black man from
01:07:23.860
a slave ship sued in the supreme court and won how come they're not teaching any of that to the kids
01:07:30.860
all right i mean uh that we that we as a country defeated our own darkness and and that a slave went to
01:07:41.780
you know someone on a slave ship went to the supreme court and overturned slavery that's pretty
01:07:48.740
big that kids would need to know that yeah white white uh western colonial powers did did not invent
01:07:55.720
slavery because it had been invented thousands of years before that but did it did abolish it uh were
01:08:01.320
the first to abolish it not just abolish it but then but then you know once the slave trade was abolished
01:08:06.960
you had uh european ships that were patrolling the seas yeah to try to to try to seize the the
01:08:13.540
slave ships and you had the arab uh powers that were continuing it pirates yeah yeah and you know
01:08:20.120
america's first war was with the somali pirates and yeah the arab ship would see a british ship coming and
01:08:26.140
uh they knew that they had slaves so they would kill all their slaves or throw them into the ocean
01:08:30.500
um so that they wouldn't be found out i mean so so it was that's that's a part of the
01:08:35.320
the history that isn't told but that's also why they we find this uh hatred for america because kids
01:08:43.260
are not being taught the aspects of our history that would make you like beam with pride like little
01:08:51.460
black kids it pisses me off that they don't know about frederick douglas and they don't know about
01:08:55.600
fanny lou hamer who you know was a communist but still she did organized farmers and stuff and uh you
01:09:02.740
know all of these great black characters in american history that rose from nothing to greatness and
01:09:10.680
and they don't ever teach about that they don't they don't uh teach about um mlk that was one of
01:09:19.940
favorite lines in your movie she said mlk said a lot of things yeah oh my god a lot of stuff yeah
01:09:25.760
can they disrespect him more they have been they have been for a while oh yeah yeah mlk is not
01:09:31.940
popular with these uh with these new dei types he's not he's because he's not well look and anyone who
01:09:37.420
was born uh prior to about 30 years ago is automatically yeah not not up to date and racist and part of the
01:09:46.900
problem um that's why all the statues you know it's like when they started tearing down the confederate
01:09:52.020
statues and whatever it was 2017 or you know that first kind of rush of tearing down statues some of
01:09:57.420
us at the time pointed out and said well look if you're tearing down these statues on the basis that
01:10:02.440
they were white racist and slave owners uh well then guess who else was the founding fathers and
01:10:07.580
guess who else was were slave owners like everybody in history before them so um so they're gonna be
01:10:13.880
next and they were next they were next african kings they had the most slaves so what are you
01:10:19.500
gonna do turn the effing page i look at you and go i shouldn't swear around timmy's oh no you're
01:10:26.060
okay okay let's just turn the page let's get back to sanity let's solve some problems let's start
01:10:34.220
laughing with each other again yeah you know these people that you have in your show i have met so many
01:10:41.120
hundreds of times at so many benefit dinners and i was uh in enjoying seeing them squirm a little it
01:10:49.700
was fun yeah and they're um you know these are these are not good people they are not good some
01:10:57.020
some people when we do these especially on this movie i i get the question a lot of uh how do you
01:11:01.820
keep a straight face how do you not laugh when you're and the truth is it's not laughing it's pretty
01:11:05.820
easy because especially when you're in the room with these people it's it's quite unpleasant and
01:11:10.440
uh the things that they're saying are really terrible uh so i know it blew my mind when i'd
01:11:15.460
be in those rooms and hear it so it's that there really is no uh now we make some comedy of it after
01:11:20.200
the fact but in the room it's actually not funny at all so really really the the the challenge is not
01:11:27.100
like not laughing but it's not screaming at them right which is really what my more of my instinct
01:11:31.340
is what i want to do but that would be a very different kind of movie that was like my
01:11:35.360
writer's room that dinner that was like me trying to get some funny out of some people oh man i can't
01:11:41.620
imagine yeah you can't there's not there's not a lot of comedy to find there at least not intentional
01:11:45.600
comedy no but yeah well you can find it because if you talk to them long enough it's hilarious how
01:11:53.500
preposterously uh whatever the word is pompous preposterously pompous they are yeah yeah i was
01:12:04.140
going to talk to you about releasing when the movie's done the raw footage because one of my
01:12:08.740
things when i'm watching is i actually wanted to see them talk more like the the dinner for races
01:12:12.680
whatever you talked whatever it was called those two women i wanted to see yeah i would love to see
01:12:17.680
their entire panel because to me that's all you're hilarious in it by the way but them talking i do
01:12:22.760
find hilarious please release this down the road yeah we i mean there's plenty just put a black stripe
01:12:28.260
on their face or just release it they signed a waiver it's unbelievable comedy and that uh yeah
01:12:33.180
that dinner was like two hours long yeah and obviously we can't put two hours in the movie but
01:12:37.020
and it it just is relentless like you can tell you're in the room with them and these women are
01:12:42.400
just getting broken down it's like it's the most intense brainwashing session i've ever witnessed
01:12:46.400
uh-huh they're just breaking these women down and making that it's really weird and they pay for
01:12:51.560
it they pay for it i don't i don't want to give any more away but there is this i'll just say this
01:12:55.520
there is a self-flagellation thing to this that is really troubling it's not just the people
01:13:01.360
coming here and saying oh you're racist white terrible people it's the white people are paying
01:13:05.060
it paying them to do it and that's a really weird psychological thing i don't understand well
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then they'll be absolved of their whiteness and their racism well yeah i mean that's the idea but
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you can't be absolved or that's that that's that's the game they bring you in and say okay well you're
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you are a sinner because you're white here's what you can do to atone and then you do it and then the
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trick is well but you're still white so you're still a sinner in fact you're just as racist now as you
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were when you when you first came in um and there's no way out of it uh you know it's it's like a disease
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that can be managed but not ever cured right is the way that they sell it um i love when you went on the tv
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show as a dei uh spokesperson and the ladies you were on the shows with like yeah hello
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can up or whatever it was that's another one i mean they they were buying it speaking of raw footage i
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mean the uh those are interviews we did in real life and i don't know that i can find those videos
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like you they're out there somewhere uh that one in utah in particular was very funny because we
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first of all the other ones we did by zoom so it's a little you think it's a little bit easier to
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kind of trick them the utah one i we showed up and we went we came in we signed in i waited
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backstage but that whole you know that was a segment we did and we could only include a couple
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minutes of it yeah there were some other good moments like i had a chance didn't make it in the
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movie but um in utah it was a white woman and an asian woman and at one point uh the white woman
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interrupted the asian woman and so i had a chance to correct the white woman and so you've just
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interrupted a woman of color so this is an example of everyday racism
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you did say at one point this is more for you than for you which i'd love there's great i highly
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recommend everybody go see this movie obviously um everyone though should work on their own racism
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yeah everyone really should look within themselves to get rid of vestigial things from their childhood
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that stand in the way of making friends or being okay if you are i mean but but i think there are plenty
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of people who uh are just not racist i mean if look if you don't hate or look down on people of
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other races right because of their race then you're not racist you might have had many other flaws
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but you're not racist well i'm specifically talking about people who are all the time out there fat
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mouthing about uh white people can't be racist i mean that's the most racist thing i've ever heard
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in my life they should look within their self of why they're saying something that stupid yeah you
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mean black people can't be racist you said white people right yeah they're saying either way i mean
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everyone's racist anything other than yourself is just so lacks any kind of self-awareness
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at all and to like go those people are are not as smart as me whoever's saying and to think that
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they can tell you what your own motivations are this always gets me that they they'll say that okay
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well this that this word or this phrase is racist and and and then you can say well yeah but i didn't
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mean it like i'm the one who said it that's what happened to me when they said you said black people
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looks like apes no i didn't and there's only there's only one when you say something there's
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only one person in the universe yeah well there's only one human being in the universe who can actually
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be the authority on what you meant when you said it and that is you alone uh so it never makes and
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that's it so it's like if someone says something you're offended because you took it a certain way
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and they say well i didn't mean it that way that should be the end of the conversation it should be
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they're the only person who can speak to how they meant it it's just it to me that is nazism when you
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classify an entire race as beneath you yeah well it's uh it's quite vicious and it's dehumanizing
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and it never leads anywhere good i mean we've seen throughout history we've seen many examples of
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certain groups being singled out as the problem or the the source of all our ills or as somehow
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inherently uh evil and it never leads it always leads to the same place which is bloodshed sorrow
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and suffering and uh so it's it's frustrating when you're in the middle of it and you're telling
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people like look guys this is we know where this is going like let's stop yeah and uh and yet the
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train keeps heading in that direction okay well i just uh would love to thank you for being here
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today it was wonderful to talk to you uh your movie is called am i racist right absolutely i'm giving
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you the last word you want to have anything more to say uh well first of all thanks for for having me
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on it's a thrill and i really appreciate it and uh you know we talked about pre-sales for the for
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the movie and pre-sale tickets are really important so anyone if anyone wants to go to
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miracist.com to get tickets that'd be amazing support matt i i love the film we saw he's a
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soldier on the front lines he's very brave he he makes things turn but he's there to turn them
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that takes a lot of even if i am an adorable that takes a lot of no it's a very irish thing to uh get
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there and turn it you know the irish there there are some strong warrior types yeah absolutely
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