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Right here in our very own nashville, Timothy literally, he is very much bigger than the drawing room. I want to make their word this kind. I want to make absolutely sure that the police and all the importers, Antwerp No, that matters not literally this hospital met those what's going on, well, we know we have various hospital which of our next door to us, and so we became curious about there, gender, their transgender programme ever transgender clinic ass, we started digging into was spent week. Looking into an interesting thing is that is As you know, all of these general across the country have been just posting vis those with abandon it. into all kinds of horrific things, but then nothing, right recycling and over the last couple of months us as the terrorist like myself, of becoming attached to them, that now they're going through deleting thing so it's a little more difficult than you might think. To find some of this stuff, we went through in you kind of see that

the story, and you can you see it all through the videos they posted, the the clinic opened up and twenty and there is actually a video that we posted on twitter of a one. Explaining a doktor there explaining how she convinced vanderbilt too two transgender clinic, and she said that it birthing compassion for children who are living with gender did right where you well, it's it's that its That is how we do it all, but the right thing to do, but also there's a lot of money as a big money maker, should goes through all the money they have to make with these with these gender surgeries and meaning. you think about. That is that she acknowledges that. The reason why these surgeries are so profitable is because of all the follow ups. So Basically, when you do the surgery to someone, it means that there are now condemned to a life of returning to the hospital over never gets again. She said that she boasted that's a bottom surgeries for women, for example, making a fake penis is worth a hundred thousand dollars a pop to the hospital. How large, The fake penis, I'm a well it's. I don't have it

that I think that deep into the research but get back to you get so they so they start that they started transgender clinic and then now there are concerned that there might be staff members at the hospital that art on board with doing these kinds of things we have another. Very of a woman at a lecture talking to staff members at the hospital telling them that if you conscientiously objective performing their surgeries, that is problematic, there will be. consequences, and you should work Vanderbilt now, not a lawyer. you're telling someone explicitly that if user religious freedom, there's gonna be consequences for, doesn't seem legal too, and then they also they they. They still we're not sure that staff numbers fully on board. So they started a first and its nation program called the trans buddy programme, where they highway Have these volunteer activists, trans activists and the community that will come in and attend appointments with trans patients to they say, watch the doctors to make sure that the monitoring of the dog is to make sure that their that they're not unsafe. Why are we

maybe they're not miss gendering, and they say that this is available to the children too. Then we get to the chair that did the children piece of this, and if you dig deep enough, you can find the day they give chemical castration drugs, the children. They said alas children they give irreversible hormones to children as young as thirteen. They admit all this on video, they do double mastectomies, for girls as young as sixteen and some of this they've they've deleted from you know from the sites where they put it, but it's all there so kind of to review. They started doing this, the twentieth team because of the money they admitted they threatened doctors to make them go along with it, and now they are chemically castrating and sterilizing children, and it's all there, and if you had pref hilton on your show just this week

talk about his position? Is that this is all fully reversible right. Yeah I mean his position to me really reflects the left position, it's very emblematic of it. He just uses as an opinion, and he kept saying this word over and over again it was just my opinion. Just my opinion. It's like you are entitled to your own opinions, but we are actually. We need to talk, have a fact based discussion when we're talking about the mutilation of children, because that's what it is- and I think the thing that was sad and having that discussion is. I was very open, you know I did not want a precedent all. I wanted him to actually hear from scott nugent, who had already been through all of this, but he was unwilling to edit his quote unquote opinion after being presented with the facts, because it is a religion. Alright, the left is a cult, it's a religion, so it's just most sacrifice children on the altar of woke ism. I will say good on him for coming on the show, not very many people with whom we disagree will actually come on our on our shows and defend their positions. It's amazing piece of content, it's available at daily wire plus for our subscribers as part of this broad initiative

I have really, between now and the year to really enhance the value of our offering behind our paywall. So you can see that you see that interview with paris, hilton and and candice and scott nugent. You can also see our new member bloc which we're adding to every show, including the new five day a week, candace owens, where you get to hear we get here from you and take questions and and give you the but more content. That's only available to members- and that includes this so immediately. following the show. Why have twenty minutes devoted just to interacting with our daily wire plus members as a sign of our appreciation there? There truly who keep us in business and so again we're trying to really enhance that, and I think one of our great pieces of content so far as this terrific interview that candidate with press hilton, Matt, you're you're, obviously on kind of a one man crusade here, you're trying to ex expose exactly what's happening in these hospitals and happening to kids around the country. What is the reaction? What what are you actually hearing out there in response to it

worked better than I I've to this thing about vanderbilt? The reaction has been. I mean it's been pretty extraordinary, just the last couple of hours, I I wasn't totally sure but yeah how people would react, because we've heard a lot about these these hospitals. Recently, I dunno, if it's people have just all kind of becomes background noise, but I think that the one thing that that is very clear to me from making the film what is a woman to everything else, we been doing that people real you just don't know they don't realize that this stuff is happening. I think the average american, if you go to the demonstrate even now, and you burning up you- know that children. Castrated. They would say, what's not happening and, of course that's illegal, but but it is, It's happening every state and its not actually illegal in anything it is not currently illegal to chemically castrate children in any state and the reason why it's not illegal, even other in many of these states like this one, you can easily ass. A law in almost everyone support it. But the reason

It's not illegal displaced people realise that its happening, which again goes back. That's why so extraordinary, extraordinarily, never needed to be illegal right I have to be really go until until the last, like eight or nine years and enforced last, eight or nine years these hot day the gender ideologues, the generally algebra gate they ve been out in the open talking about do other doing this, be they ve been very open about it, in many ways. This is like abortion in that people, just actually don't I was just at the live action, gala great pro life organization over the weekend, and they had an amazing statistic that they ve figured out. Their own internal research, which is that when people who are pro choice are presented with their information, nineteen percent of those people change their views and pro life direction. Just by seeing the pictures the stories and the facts, the reality you're saying it's almost one in five and its means people just don't really know what an abortion looks like what it really means, and I think, when it comes to transgender ism people, don't we

why's that gender affirming surgery means you hack off little girls for arms and you hack off parts of their calves and construct a fake midi. disgusting, pseudo genital and it's so ghastly it's out of most dystopian novel. If you just show people what that is, it's not going to be one in five who change their opinion. It's going to be foreign fucked. It might be even more and I can agree that their religion in the sense that lets you mean like some mayan in our pockets, child slackers later, but but religion. You know it's kind of a reasonable thing, garnered from faith in from reasoning about the world. This is to illness and upsurge of mental illness in this country that I've never seen, but, when you read about it in history, the kind of thing people go mad and I'm in, I think a mass upsurge of mental illness, followed by the atrocities that mentally ill people would commit if you agree

with their dilemma. What was really amazing about it is to watch as the scientific community mirrors the the woke preferences of political class. Now, and that's been the theme obviously over the last several years is how science, which was supposed to be the one thing that the enlightened gave us that was actually useful, because it actually, you know, increase living standards and increased our technological ability to do things and an increased life expectancy and and how quickly science made itself subject to the woke. Dick taught is really astonishing on everything, from corvid to obviously this. This is the most obvious example. Yet, when when, when matt, you talk about your what they're actually doing to children, it is impossible realistically to separate that from stories like the one that we saw over in I had it but which I am sure we all covered this. This insane story. This high school teacher in canada was a man who walked into a high school wearing what effects little black beach balls in his shirt. it's eyes with All that I myself with that with eyes prosthetic breast that are like balls with would like fake nipples on the end and the students right,

like a torch, climbing level batman the fact that there are quite lad not about an advance, our paper and and the students took pictures of this in an early and the school district to the defence of this man. Until he's he's woman, I mean he's. A transgender woman in this person has the right to gender identity, and the thing is that when, when you recognise that this is all part of the same playbook that that the same people who are saying this man who was wearing the it was acting out of sexual fetish in front of children. I mean that's what that is that isn't, even if somebody who's who's, saying I'm a man who believes I'm the one that saying I wish to act it is our sexual fetish that nobody's ever heard of in front of minors and wit when this is seen as an aspect of gender identity and you're supposed to mirror that because if you don't in violation of anti discrimination laws in places like canada, you can have your livelihood taken away from you, you could be sued. I mean there are real consequences to that sort of stuff in an anti we speech nation now again, canada, that is part and parcel of

scientific community in the united states and canada and other places that buy into the idea that boys can become girls. Girls can become boys in the way that all of this works is that you just hack some body parts off of people and you sterilize the children, but what? What about in america now so? Obviously, America's hat up in canada always does crazy stuff avant garde, but what about an america after boss stock? After a can servant of Supreme court justice sided with the lives and enshrined so g, sexual orientation and gender identity into civil rights law. What if this happened at a school in america, would you see the same kind of argument. I mean you definitely road user. Definitely We need to syria. In fact, there is a case that just came up montana in which judge ordered the same legislation passed to build the sailor but you said you are not allowed to change your birth certificate to your new assumed gender. You're, born male, your birth certificate, says male, because your border mail, the judge, overruled, at last struck. It down Ben said that he would hold in contempt to anybody who continued to maintain that you could not change the sex on your birth certificate, which is the ultimate reckoning of the

science because that's right, no matter what you are or say you are now when you were born, he knew exactly what you were. I mean you could just look at you and we knew what you were, and so it at present. This is a serious issue and what the what the supreme court seems to be doing- and it's really quite frightening- is they are doing what they call the utah compromise, the idea being that the are going to expand the anti discrimination law to include sexual organs in gender identity, but then they'll have religious clawbacks. So if you say you're a religious person, then there'll be a carve out for you, but here's the thing you shouldn't have to be a religious person, True things about them. Having sought the and sexual orientation, you should not, as we saw a venerable if you, if you when you want, when you want to use a religious exemption, there can still be consequences because of what they always say about religions that religions just cover for your bigotry right. This is the this is the wine you always get. Is that it's not really that you haven't a really religious belief, for example, men and women are women and that there are hierarchies in terms of them morality of sexual sexual activity, none of that really a religious belief. They say what they say: the duchess you're bigotry speaking until you use them.

it was a cover for your actual bigotry and is also not only the bible or the or or any of the rest of this. You could just use science and logic to come up with some basic natural boss inclinations of how human people are supposed to act in sexual contacts, but we're not gonna do that either. That has now been relegated by the supreme court, two only crazy religious people, believe that, but they say it's for their crazy religion, then maybe we'll let them do it sometimes yup. Well. You know this this very issue. Of course I did the most damaging thing possible. I mean yes, there's the mutilation of children, yes, there's the advancing of mental illness and the elevation of mental illness in our society, but it so cost me some money. What happened is Michael holes in Kansas had a conversation not on the daily. Why at all about gender disparities and our friends over it areas razors, for whom we had been advertising for some time. You know sharing out the good will of our audience in exposing them to their products. I decided that they were not only we're going to put up with you guys talking about that some other platform, but they?

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How did we get around it had to be at a god, kings, mclaren radical and be the daily wires malaria and that's not go over. I know I know what was going through your head. You said this company, which was really started. This kind of of indicative joke against areas. If we get is too shocking lee profit, Well, so you said that we cannot have that. We've got to put that money back into a car. I should get credit I just feel like. I should get credit for this, I'm the one that posed that can t you on an entirely different platform and which you answered by the way behind every great male idea is a woman and for some reason they came after me, when a truly all I did was agree with the point you made and they said knowles that horrible bigot he agreed with candace you're welcome yep, that's what I was going to say. This is tough for me to see was gonna, get us really nice car because I just went literally today. Body use. Twelve passenger van.

I offer my one million kids on the red wagon yeah yeah rate. I went to a car dealership that operates out of a motel which isn't true and I put a twelve passenger, so I wanted to. I will never drive a car like that to my kids. My original idea was to have you guys, compete against each other to win the gosh and then legal said that that absolutely could not happen. I dunno, even if we just did, is like a gladiator fight where we just beat the crap out of each other. Exactly what I had in mind, but I think was going to win, that's a very important question and I'm the only one who has possibly dr omar yeah, we're supposed to be pulled over just for being in the car yeah. There was a digiday story this week about media companies launching consumer goods, businesses and how they all failed, and I thought it's so interesting that the left can't grant any of our successes at the daily wire is one of the biggest media companies and we've launched a successful consumer goods business. So they just ignore

our existence altogether doesn't fit for their tragedy platform and that their rights are the cbc. This we put out a story suggesting once again that I'm main lining people direct. Into extremism and it- and it was pretty great- I mean the the story. It's This was a lot of fun. It did it. It said, while he is not yet with any known, hey group, Well, that's how they look view. Then the extremists view was that I had said the djinn. It is, is a mental illness so and they d s, I'm five, that is going to say that usually known you a virus, but rather to be the sort of me and every psychologists and america tell that I took five minutes. We mean still with the generous for in the dsm five as a mental disorder, I mean that that is what it is when they make fun of us for being moral like I barely two anywhere but I went onto twitter, and they were talking about me and Ben having this discussion about how pornography is bad for relationships and they were like mocking us, and I just went to myself. Okay, I guess

we're being moral and more discussing the rose by love, americans values? That is what it is. I was frank they mark morale it. I was racking labyrinth like what was the thing. That was my extreme moral view, because there were like well it is in his extreme views on objectification woman like have you met me, I'm an orthodox. the objectification of women like ain't in the in the heart of your screen, or you you're against it right exactly yeah, and then they said something about masculine and I'm, like my extreme view, on skill entities that men should get a job get married support their kids and raise them like that. I know very extremes and then the actual extreme view, is, of course, all of those things plus the idea that, as I said before, Certain types of sexual activity are more moral than other types of sexual activity, and this is the one big thing you are not allowed to say in the united states, you're now agitated, we have. A sexual activity is more or less moral than any other type of sexual activity, because we have boil down identity in the united states to who we want to screw, and if you have internet, if you doubt in any way shape or form that somebody's choices on this front are. Are

less moral than another person's choice. Weren t montgomery regulation. If you doubt that then Europe, why on earth are a straight man not attracted to trans woman, in which an attitude which As that can condemn you know, I had a conversation with a gay friend last night who- and it was all about this topic- the topic of identity- that the the worst live that's been peddled, I think, really on on the entire country and in particular, has been peddled on young people, and it's been peddled on gay men in particular. Is that your sexuality? Is this the central defining aspect of your identity, yep, and I partially, because I'm a protestant in the contrary and those two things probably go hand in hand. Identity is like one of the most important topics to me and I think that a person is is should craft their identity. I think that the most american thing that one can do is to is not to say I'll pick on you michael discriminate. Your europe is very proud an italian american, and you me balls, and what not,

I remember an actual kill people why writer number there is a whole year where Michael would for breakfast bring a pizza I know a large extra large easy- he was trying to get in shape for a movie that drew and I were never going to catherine yeah. I remember this again: twenty pounds of muscle, I did and then gained twenty pounds a year it now I realize this is one thing you're supposed to do. They say you gain or the other, but then you supposed to cut.

I didn't I never did, but I think that saying I'm an italian american can be taken to a bad place and that one of the things that's great about america is that we get to sort of look at the world and choose the best parts and kind of am and build the individual out of those best part you're you're, not just an italian american. I mean the queen died this week, yep I was moved by it, I'm I'm. As far as I know, not british, my ancestry isn't british, but I can look at the role, the and is played in world history. I can look at those at the work of queen elizabeth over the seventy years of her reign and see something that I want emulate, see, values that I think, are good and I want to. I want to appropriate- which I think is a very good term. What are appropriate the best things from

around the world and build sort of a uniquely american identity or a uniquely jeremy identity that doesn't mean throwing out the past. It just means that we get to be selective about the past week. I said all the time I want to take the very best ideas of the past and build a future on top of those. I want to dismiss the very worst ideas of the past and not include those in the future that I think that we can all build together. But what we've said to young people and gay men in america is All you are you're, not the best. Ideas of the past are not the best ideas of your heart. You're, not you're, not the best ideas. You've had you're, not that organised or a cellist or woodworker, or no that's right. You are only this freudian and remains is to take on a grocery for it what is also eliminates the entire creative tension that america has exemplify between identity and role. You know the idea Yes, I want to do this, but it might be wrong and might be bad for my spirit. Yes, I come from this these descendants, but I want to go in a new way and that creates attention or move

you're about to get out and the godfather about you know I want to be an american with something else is pulling me and then is an incredibly creative way to live, because it is, it exemplifies the spiritual life Virtual life? Is that I'm in this body that want certain things, but not all the things it wants are good forming in this in what ways? Wonderful tensions being a sort of hollywood, and in the end, all this you can see the evolution and movies of how narrative has changed in america they, although he used to be about I'm driven to do this thing that that would be my bliss, but I have this right. I have this duty, and so I have to actually do this role is doing is really important that I fulfill this role the studio. Now every movie is precisely the opposite society. is calling on me to do this thing, but I'm going to break free and be me and being me, is the most important thing that there can possibly be you see it in the in in the disney universe to get her. I'm sure Matt said that's disney comment on just a second, but this isn't a universe went from germany crickets Always let your conscience be our guide review, ilsa singing. No,

no wrong, no rules, I'm free regulated the idea in disney moved, has explicitly moved away from the idea of your I to have a role within a certain confined to find you wes be yourself and being yourself as the greatest sure you do, if I do think that america's can be uniquely individuals that you can be yourself as intruders, who, your true self is isn't the unmoored from reality. I, like the term classical liberalism as a descriptor from my views. Classical is a major part of the term right. It's not it's, not freedom having its, not throw away the past and you will be free, but it's with the best ideas of the past. There is a free, lingua, religious world view. The idea is that you are a biological beam and you have to reach beyond yourself to values that are far beyond you. When you have to fulfil role, in order to reach those values remedy. There, there's an interplay between you and civilization. The process raising a child is taking what essentially piece of raw by logical material and turn

into a civilised human beings with the process of of actually civilising people who decide? Civilization is bad imposition on people and because evaluations and opposition on people, civilization itself, must be wrecked and must be would battle. I think that you see a lot of this in the in the rage at the british empire. The raging that capitalism to second the idea, is that that that that great clip women today, but don t, let it isn't it was with you know. This is why I think we we actually keep failing under transgender stuff is b is because we're not taking this conversation agri heart. Yet as conservatives, because what we keep doing is full going into the same sort of liberal trap of of reducing everything to two chromosomes. You know to biology instead and- and Who we are, and identity and rights instead of what? What we're all talking about right now, which is duty and obligation. That's what edmund burke talk is this I only regret that I'm gonna say the visual way, which knows is right about the reformation and the enlightenment. The solution,

The violence that grew out of the religious division that came with reformation was basically to say to each other we're not going to solve this problem in separate to say it say it said, say piece of us: We will certainly be regarded as a priority by eleven minutes record, but also elsewhere, but his book. But let me just just finish that the idea that the more conflict you thought you take away, theoretically, the more peace they'll be right off there. No more, arguments to be had we won't get into moral organs and of course it works like everything unless it works exactly the opposite If you remove all this tension, you move all the source of creativity and, like all the other fights between them, in the few all the fight between freedom and equality, all those things that have been the creative engine of our lives are take. In a way and you're left with nothing, but this kind of flat deadness of desire where you want and you get and then you feel bad, but you can't say something I agree with with all of this, but I also, I also

I feel that if you ask someone, what's your identity or how do you identify? Where do you find your identity? I think maybe the healthiest aunt. I give from someone a sort of. I don't know what you. Why are you asking me that, because Another problem is that we spent we spend so much time. I think this was a change in western cultures. We spent all this time we're like P. back within ourselves and and costs we're thinking what who am I in? Why am I here and what? What is it? without, even why I'm here? Just who am I? How do I feel, and where do I find my identity, and it just is constant peering back with in yours, also you can get like so Ex sucked in yourselves like a black hole in germany they get sucked along with you. I think I think that the most if you, if you go to cultures where they don't, they don't have this hang up and you ask him these quest. Yeah, they find their identity and duties and responsibilities, and all that is true. If you ask them why You find your identity their bill. Just look at you like what kind of questions are clearly in they inhabit right. They inhabit. Identity so so clearly that they don't even think about it, and so That's one of that. That's one of the problems is even by having this conversation is sort of

Where were making identity complicated. But there is a simple answer. I hid away because of a and in a minute identity is complicated. It does require, I think, more thought, because we are making choices. but no one has ever made- I agree with before you know it you're agreeing with me yeah well, has anybody seen the tiktok domino video of the guy telling you every you mean that he has as it has done. I thought that was the culture. In a nutshell, I think, is a very beautiful diamond thing where it falls in different ways. In different colors fall over in each second of it, he says that makes me feel good or let me We feel angry now, I'm frustrated. Oh I'm so happy that happened like the culture. In a nutshell, it's not that we search for identity, which I think is a complicated american thing to do- is that we care about every little. Damn thing and that's not the point, lol, but a religious man. Our identity is supposed to have in some way. Yes, in some ways be caught up in duties and cut up and raw, but cut up and got the the christian

there is that our identity is in Christ? Now, I'm denudation, really cancelling invasions of the jewish answer is that our identity is not in Christ. I alighted agree that we still need to kill you guys. If this is a simple answer right, you got it in the burning bush talks the moses and he says my as I am who I am, and I am essence itself so yet, and so you, you know if you find your identity in bed in. I am who I am, then it's pretty some and by the way, a lot of that downstream comes, duty and roll, and here is what you're supposed to do, but there's also jazz like I dont want to be not a devil knows I'm not a conservative in the in the fundamental sense. I dont think that are that we are born into sort of a grey life in which we must live out our precise duty.

And do exactly what was done before us. Of course, I don't think that were were to be free and I love the complexity of american identity. We we do have the opportunity to to play jazz, but the thing about jazz or the thing about the great impressionist painters is the impressions were good painters and a great jasmine. Others are good musician. Other rules, lutherans between John called rain playing nodes and you playing nodes, hunting trump. That's exactly why we completely obliterated this there's one pounds actually mean is our friend that has priority in art. This is one of the problems that the people who knew how to- or outside the lines, I'll show you how to color inside the lines into the purpose of the wines. Now it is. Basically we don't know the purpose. The lines are another purpose of any kind and that's true in society. Also. What is the purpose of these rules? Why do we even need these rules? What of nice explode these rules, and one of the big problems is that in a post enlargement era, one of the things that dawn is now in a cold oak shouting and here we go baby ever do I met my home. I am renewing our right tonight. We dropped his character. Is idiot. Michael was the gateway, drugged idea, but Peter Peter bagasse, and I he

that picture those. I met earlier of that person in toronto, whose wearing like the fake breasts- and he said you know, try to x. Lane to somebody like just in rationalistic way, we all have the gut feeling they should not be exposing children. Therefore,. splendid somebody in rationalistic way why they should be it mostly children. You can do it, but it's little bit like you have to think about it for a second, and the answer is yes we have to think about it. For a second says, they should not be exposed to children, there's nothing wrong with that that doesn't make you a bad person, it's okay, to have an instinct where you said this is not appropriate for children, because we have the inherited wisdom of ages, saying it's not appropriate for children and tossing that out as a source of data is a real mistake, and one of the things that we've done in in in a very american, enlightened post enlightenment way is: basically said. If I can't justify it, it should be discarded and that's not the way that you approach as I can. I cannot tell you how much I agree with this. I have been, for the last few weeks have been talking to people about things that

just not do because you should just not do them like chemically castrating young healthy boys were cutting the breast of young, healthy girl. Like you shouldn't that shouldn't be a conversation, they shouldn't being that actually is a conversation with only one side. Stop doing that, and you know you only have to go back on me. I know this is such an over become such an overused trope. What is still a good thing to remember that the the logic so many of the the nazis were tried after the war said. Well you this wasn't. My business was the business of of medical peep, and you too, why medical people? Well, it was death, that's a medical things. Why didn't have to deal with it? You think, for certain things you do, we just say:

don't do that, sets out what it's good to live and ferry, how our back up it is good to live in a culture. A free culture has a healthy left and address. A healthy left should be able to ask incredibly challenging questions. They should posit questions. Even I mean I can't say that they should posit. Should we chemically castrate children, but many of the things that we discuss should be positive. But what were we ve arrived in critical theory in this country. Is that simply by positing the question you abolish, did the steel than that of any that that they reverse the burden of proof. For I don't normally when you come in you and you actually changed thing, the burden of proof is on. You demonstrate why the things should be changed, what they said is we're not to show you the thing should be trains, we don't have to show you what the effect will be of changing. The thing me asking you to justify it and if you don't give me an answer that I like Amy's blow it up and that's not the way that goods we'll get started mean if you were to, if you were to design a device in a lab and somebody divided design, half of it

came to them. You're like I want you to explain every little bit and pieces, I don't like it, you smash it and you have to explain why we're going to do next, with the with the pieces that are there that are going to be better than what's already been built and the left fields know to do any of those they, they just believe that if you destroy all the pieces of this particular machine, they can just on faith on. faith in themselves that they can rebuild this incredibly complex structure that, by the way, was not actually thought It evolved over time. This is the truth about human systems. Human systems are evolutionary, they are not rationalistic. Now even system working to quality, and that means- but I mean this- is are well known, and maybe even the people, we talk about his classical liberals until he got to basically until you got to basically John stuart mill, even they acknowledge and most of the things that we believe are not things that we can actually rationalize medium. Hugh says: that's where individuals, a real classical liberals or even classical liberals understood you don't bet there, that you inherit wisdom and that most wisdom is not something that came up at your head. Tabular rosa in this idea that you can just create a system of rules based on your own logic, is completely insane. Now we interrupted. If you don't you, I think that the law

that is why both the lesson basic tactic years to make simple things complicated, because they did not explain the point about burden of proof is so important. I think that's exactly the point you have. Somebody comes along and says my pronouns reserves em. What? Why I use them. I won't use the pronouns like. No, you tell me why I should give me a good reason why I should it's on you, but I also think that all they do is they take is very simple and eight things in it, and they they don't offer any evidence. They just for a lot of words and very complicated the atlantic eta in order all about. Why we actually we be sex, aggregating sport, so that everyone thinks, whichever we shouldn't, they read the article I mean the article and end the article actually links to studies. Do I read the studies because nobody actually does it there's nothing. There A bunch of words is no conclusions and civil. It's all. It is obvious geisha to make it seem complicated at the end hope you kind of throw your hands up. I don't understand this, and then they come along and so well. I've got the credentials. The object, urban. This earth, jack turban asserted is due. Not only jenny

the algae doctor that he has been to every fancy school in america- thirty writing, retweeted that he treated this week. That he's got fifteen years. An ivy league schools are basically just about away and leave him alone, but I used by fifty years in an ivory schools. You know about biology than my five years ago. Is that my point I gotta give I got a little credit, I'm you haven't. I it I've been fighting jack turban on online and many know, for I remember that guy first popped up and he seemed so crazy. Any is so crazy, but his point in that tweet or he was bragging about all the stupid degrees. Fifteen years at harvard. He doesn't know the difference between a boy and a girl is, but he said you know that best. You guys on the right can come up with is talking about chromosomes and that's not true. What we're so is that men and women are different and you can see this in chromosomes and elsewhere, but, furthermore, men have an obligation to act like men and women have an obligation and a duty to act like women, and there is actually a

oh wait for people in society and that I think, would make the guys had experienced. Lighted smith is why it's very important they can does not get any crash or anything that she does want to talk about how little because women are to be seen and heard that I want to talk about specific instances of canvas, rightly not getting credit for her brilliant, but first so if this conversation makes you want to die the way it does me. Well, you might want to think at this point about getting some life insurance. We pay hundreds of dollars per year to protect our homes, our cars, even our phones, too many of us aren't taking steps to protect our family's finances. I mean the fact. Is: you need life insurance. I mean bad news. We're all going to buy, now that we, we all go out only one way: policy, geniuses and insurance marketplace. It makes it easier to compare quotes from top companies in one place to find your lowest price on life. Insurance could say fifty percent or more life insurance by comparing quota policy. Genius option start just seventeen dollars per month, Five hundred thousand dollars of coverage, although not for Andrew Cleveland, just head on over to our house of genius dot com, get personalized quotes in minutes, find the right policy for your needs, the license agents policy

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I bus them to Martha's vineyard yeah policy. Genius yeah never get credit for this I was just like. Am I really not gonna get credit for this? His whole team follows me: we're just going to go ahead and let him say this was his genius policy. How can you deny us than those slew them? That's true, and I just tweeted, so I guess he didn't dare tackled they do more. But yes, that policy was informed from my twitter feed. It was so obvious to me it was the inner city. Communities is where crime and corruption happens anyway, so it like an ok. Yes, it's already bad we're and turn it into Gotham city shore. If you really want to make them uncomfortable. Obviously one there when they leave the city they go to mars, has been are they gonna to montauk they got in. This is the places that, if you really want to see policy change really quickly, you should ship them, and so dissenters is totally fine,

You stole my idea made it a gracious. Exactly exactly is totally fine, and I am going to be humble and say that it was totally my idea that has been reached on women and children behind you and you want to put on your door. Ten show running may entail fantasy and candidates kind arrived ryan. All I'm saying this is one of the best stories of the weak and just before we went on the urban pointed out to me that apparently, in the this particular group of illegal immigrants is already fully am raced the american way of life. Soon. The sand. I the velocity just before these show began in which they are claiming false imprisonment. They are claiming failure, in the process. They are claiming only the federal government really gets to. I guess ship them to random towns in the southwest and just leave them there. Bus stops, which is what the federal government does by the hundreds of thousands every single year, attract but run

and putting them in an air conditioned charter plain after they sign form saying they would like to go on. These are conditioned charter planes and then being shipped to Martha's, vince, where they greatly enriched the lives of all. Why a white liberals, war or up their fur bearing running around four hours and we're out it might liberals extra violate the rights of women before the national guard are called in to cleanse the blaze of these illegal immigrants military that shit, that I have to say that what raising country this is yeah. They your life story over the past eight weeks, was tracking the jungles. El Salvador getting raw mango in watching your friends die of disease all the way up. to call you finally make it to that border the government. They all members voting right off the court tat rather than they currently smuggle you across the border and introduce you narrowly dying and backs our county in the back of a hot truck, and then you are released it's like a homeless person on the street, which is where apparently that's right, these these votes were found

You are flown to literally the richest area of united states charter flight, which is what most americans I mean. Maybe this we actually are next to Jeremy's, razors promo sell a lot of razors. We will put you on a charter flight cause. That's pretty awesome where you can enrich the lives of so many and and and so now, they're they're suing governor aggressive that lives on Martha's vineyard is obviously funding that lawsuit I mean, who do you think it is, is getting behind a cause? They didn't come up with this idea, all by themselves. There's there's a legal fund. It's a it's a left wing legal aid fund that is being funded by the court. Obviously I just liked watching the gas on Martha's vineyard quickly, painting over there. Also. We believe you know that keep out, we meant with all they said, was one of the martyrs of any resident said that after they deported them, they took the they'd, call the military and that important to military days. They said We were so happy. They were here, we're so happy to help them on their journey.

As for deportation, maybe we can start using that, has a good outcome on their journey back to mexico. You see NBC news, they had to delete the tweet, but they didn't delete the article they they said that they are. It is here's the tweet florida governor ron, desantis sending asylum seekers to Martha's vineyard is like me taking my trash out. and driving the different areas where I live and just throwing my trash. where did you hear what I call them? I call them trash. That's what they believe. That's what I want to give immigrants that helps refugees! That's how that person by my favourite guy was KEN burns, though I've I've, always kind burns, has always kind of stuck in my craw he's always getting this kind of. Oh, this brilliant documentary and his brilliance. We've just done the documentary on america's role in the holocaust, which, by the way was basically soldier mean we don't have control over everything, s garden great, what an afternoon grey. I know it, but, but still so he's done this thing and is getting brilliant, brilliant blowing. That's all he's on cnn and a guy compares shipping measles those two Martin vineyard to ship

jews to outfits, and burns nods and sort of picks up the idea and kind of goes with it. My foot, a man that shallow is essentially two dimensional. No wonder you are working and film, because film really only has to demand, and I got the sky should not be allowed to say anything, the woods. Holocaust should not be allowed to come out of his mouth. After saying that, because I mean you know so I don't really see the similarity yeah. Well, exactly the guy. Exactly the golf courses are better and has been your, but you didn't need them in auschwitz. Also, all the people in Martha's vineyard did was also put them in buses and ship them Why the young inventor of government and I for one- have windows? That's right! The federal government the boar wide open, basically begging people to cross the rio grande ran on how many migrants are dying every year of dehydrate in the back of bans are dying being why way down the rio Grande and any lower told that the Joe Biden, we'll be bothered you, so you sought today that

mine was asked about the fact that since it is said that he's gonna ship, some illegal immigrants up to rob downwards initial them up to two Biden, its vacation? Moreover, it is an Biden was like well, you know that It there's real nice here this time of year, it's like well, I thought it was your job to take care of these people. I thought I thought this was your job, that Eric Adams had a pretty wild exchange on on jake AP or where, where he was talking about how terrible it is all these people are being shipped here and it's just a terrible and straining or social services system, because when you ship eleven thousand illegal immigrants since may to a city of eight point, five indian people as friends, the social services system, but it does not strain the social services system of you arizona, population. Ninety seven thousand have one hundred thousand people sent there every year and rather than do anything and then Eric Adams is asked by tapper. So are you? Would you say that you're the needs, the control of wars in no. No, the humanitarian problem with a human cause. It was that humans will by no. No, it Nobody has nothing, but the federal government should be left in charge of this issue. I will say when, when you're,

waning you're losing in the left, has been explaining an awful lot on the technical or, I do have to say I fought dissenters because a boss, I just love the guy at this point- and I was one of the great political moves welcome. I do have a heart for these where people stuff that you know I hate to say, because Shapiro will kill me about it for weeks, but I have all these poor people who are gotten involved in the fact that our politics has collapsed into absurdity. You know so I mean dissenters, doing absolutely nothing that the federal government hasn't done the same, and these people are being you know these poor desks. I don't have the same heart would know me that way. There lay there opting in or opting into this they're, not gonna kill, nobody rose, you think I'm out yelling taking them out of south amerika

he's in forcing them to come to america and an being dealt with by ping pong political ping pong it's like their opting into this now, but I don t intend with them opting in. I would opt in to it. If I were them to you in the truth is if part america is placed, it calls forth the dispossessed right. That's part of what we do, that the problem isn't, even though we have open border mean open borders is bad. Unsecured borders is bad, but america actually always has been incredibly pro immigrant that the problem is. That in the second half of the twentieth century, but left did away with the idea of the melting pot, they did away with the idea that people need a minimum wage and of our there are almost wasn't a distinction, though

many have no one. I may I'm the only one here, it's married to an immigrant right now and I were all crime we're trying to deport him until power. As you know, there is a process and people don't realize how long that process they of course, and so it such an insult to spit. While you know at the america must only levies- and we like legally the main reason that we have all these processes is because we ve actually destroyed the thing that made america able to be the most open country to immigrants right history, which is the melting pot. an individual was unlocked. You have what you have a welfare state and more rational troll it s really they now you have to close down these blow me little. It used to be that you left a place in europe where you you know whatever level of material while being you have You go to a place. That was a literal wilderness and there is nothing really there wasn't a lot here and even if you talking like earlier century for you, there really was still not allowed here, your rubbing, her dirt poor, not knowing the language. So what them

and and there is no welfare systems. The basic idea was that maybe, if you are lucky had some distant relatives were here, would probably opt for a few months. While you learn to stop speaking it. can you started speaking english, which is exactly what happened with my relatives. For generations. Gonna have a nineteen o seven, but the the basic idea was that we are drawing the best, most entrepreneurial, the people with most risk seeking to the united states and theirs a lot of those people who I think want to get here, but when you have a welfare state and basically the idea is you get here and we are going to provide you all of these fulsome benefits. Of course it changes the math and that's not just in the united states, and why do you think a right wing government just took a seat in sweden, but why are we doing this? I think that's kind of a question that is on a lot of people's minds is: why is america doing this because people keep saying like open borders? It's bad policy. No, it's actually good policy for the left. They're doing this intentionally to day predicted that when they got power, the first thing they willing to do was try to flood a bunch of illegal immigrants over it, and they pretend that this was some wild conspiracy theory and it wasn't actually true

right now, there's insert that yeah. Do you realize that live in saying it forever? Their way want to replace black americans right? I think that what we are seeing and what has been shown is that obviously, black americans are the most impacted by this influx of illegal immigration. And this was by the way, police work that was done under obama to reveal that they were taking black american jobs. This is not a conspiracy theory. It was actually a congressional review that was done about a policy paper and and when you talk about that If you say actually, I was saying to Spock America like crazy as soon as they get power, where our vote is going to be irrelevant, because what they're gonna wanna do is they're going to suddenly say which they have said this week. Let's just give them all status immediately white, which means this is going to turn these people into voters. That's what they want. They're telling you what they want to do and then again that and then that black american vote, which is so significant for the web, is not going to be that significant, because they're going to turn to them like the black america in the nineteen sixties and they're going to offer them handouts are going to offer them welfare isn't going to say well, if you vote for

that's. What we're going to do is give you these handouts and these evil or backwards. Republicans don't want that. For you I mean this is LBJ two point. Oh the great society act. You know to that point I mean that's a that's a really excellent point. There. There is also this historical fact that for a lot of the early twentieth century, we did- of put a pause on immigration because there was so much in there wasn't enough assimilation. We had a major milestone today, which is that two today year to date we ve had one million border apprehensions in the united states apprehension, so it was just the ones we got okay and it's only september, so we've got a quarter of the year left. That is an insane number that that's border apprehensions You can have another million legal immigrants, you're talking minimum three three and a half separating thousand gotta ways they yet exactly and then, and so when you look at the last sixty years of immigration, you are talking about the largest movement of people in recorded history. I dont think it. It takes a bigoted, awful racist countries or to say hey, maybe that's a lot of

bull that your actively not assimilating by who value left is ongoing, but sweden, those really well taken, because the this is the most successful left. socialist country that would completely liberal mike cause. They were all the same. They all agreed on everything they could all handle the welfare because they all had responsibilities to one another. Now, If let in all these basically muslim people that crime has gone up, people are, others, they ve, been really a right wing government with with some ties to to neo, nazis and and the question the thing that you always get is the fascism is always a counter revolution, almost historic. We have it always been so so so it's visually actions you take that lead to. Fascism in reaction to whatnot. I was recently reading neil for no justification. Yes, but an excellent. I don't know exactly, but it is good of course, but if you are looking if you're looking at history and you wish to prevent fascism, you should stop pursuing policies that lead to a reaction that is fascist in nature. You know the Neil ferguson's book

the war of the world. I was recently reading that it's his history of of essentially global politics from nineteen o five to nineteen. Fifty three, then he he basically characterized world war, one and two as part of the same long war, and he says when you're looking at global conflict, there's basically three major factors that lead to global convert. One is declining empire, because when you have declining empire than you have rising, nation states rising nation states, empires obliterate a lot of the ethnic distinctions, the matter because you have greater loyalty to say the roman empire than usual do locality or at the very least they delegated power down to the local level and so on this place by nation states. What you end up with is some nations they there very homogenous in terms of competition and some that are very heterogeneous and that's a real problem, because there The slight majority in many of these states will start picking on the minorities in those particular states who says ethnic conflict, the decline of empire economic uncertainty, and I mean when you look at the state of the

well today and you look at the what the the defining factor is going to be whether the united states wishes to coin. If the united states wishes to decline, there will be global conflict period, end of story, because the fact is we are the only functional, quarterboat empire on planet earth. What do we want to call ourselves that are not if we decline somebody else going to fill that back in what feels that vacuum is to be particularly night was celebrating when we start celebrating immorality and we refuse to acknowledge mental illness, which is that to me the biggest issue in america say we no longer call mental illness met mental illness. We in fact we celebrate it. We encourage mental illness and death, look at the end of the day and we well. I don't know why somebody walked into a school and shut up the school. Look at the culture look at american culture, right now we are in a state of degeneracy, and that is the truth there are theirs. Did there are degenerates everywhere, and people like to use that word with that's quite literally, I spelled out the definition say my show of what it means to be a degenerated. That's what's happening

can society, you name means I did. I tell you that I- and I want to comment on this earlier. We were talking about mean Elizabeth is something that really set out to me was this contrasts of all of these pundits coming out and saying all well, people have a right to criticise her write. Her history is complex right, it's complicated and there are willing to do that deep dive, and so my queen Elizabeth, which we might agree with white, but who are they not one? You do that for the same people and I checked their tweets, I wonder covered up my show that said, she's a complicated figure and was going to her history did not wonder that for george void right, it was racism, do not against your own. Looking you didn't. He was not a complicated pick. The person at all, according to them in fact, warn them actually tree that he better get time person of the year right. We want more in a society where queen Elizabeth is complicated and wish should not be celebrating her at all. Honouring her life rather and George Floyd is not a complicated figure wherein

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or youtube what both of you we're not waiting for not waiting. No, I I just don't know at this last episode. I just felt and we got into woke territory like there was just like the internet, our relationship in eight o england, plus the gay couple plus I just like hey, are where are we going here? Is this going to be one episode and by the way, all of that backlash when they were say? Oh, it's racist! Because of that sick know, it's just not realistic. I don't care if it's like watching a show. That's supposed to be about africa, eighteen, twenty and seeing a white person- you know it's just I just want- shows to be realistic and some me- it's not allowed anymore. I guess what Many of the little mermaid had not the biggest rhythms aggregates jaguar greatest thing that happened on the internet and twenty twenty two you out war is a little mermaid commentary exactly

as we're gonna talk about yeah we're talking about what's right for the hard segue, but it was just there wasn't a second look changing the subject I felt like. I had something important. I wanted to pay back yeah for anyone who isn't familiar so they've got this. Of course, there's the disney films are going through and just remaking the the live action version of every cartoon, And- so they're doing the little mermaid, but it's with black mermaid, who somehow it has a red hair. But then I explain that answer I happened to mention on my show up as a scientific fact that, in in red if there is a real mermaid living at the bottom of the ocean, live at the bottom of the ocean and we agree right, but not really. under the sea somewhere under the city. She lives at the bottom of the shares of rights under the state. Okay right, not a lot of sunlight. So what that tells me is that she would she's not going to have dark skin she's going to have to basically be translucent. You look at it like an unwanted

deep sea fish, quite a the shoulder, their they're translucent, possibly bioluminescent luminescence right right. Maybe they glow in the dark with skeletal indefinitely ice. Those things on the head and it would be if you saw one real. If you would want to marry at length, it was like a guy. Doesn't the film you would be you'd be horrified, and so that's the point. I tried to make a set aside typically act from Babylon lobbies in mermaids mattered very little at aunt right, I was advocating for translucent mermaids and media matters takes it and they clip it and they posted, and they accuse me of racism because I advocated for translucent rights, basically abasement much its lucid supremacist eyes and any left just ran with it, and the great thing is that I did briefly try to explain that. I was joking, libraries and want to win their deadly right. I said one point I like it was a joke eyes and all of them said why, now your backpedal, yet I was the grand gallipoot aren't I should the mermaid should be translucent, After that. You realise its deeper skeleton. You set

what I'm not what I want I reading the lyrics to web sometime, allowed them to see mary of team in a comedy segment and left is like then shapiro offended really by web as they did this, and that is what games that that their many games may one of their games is what we're doing is good, and if you notice your butt it it's good that we're doing, but we're not doing it, but we are doing it right, that's one of their victims, the other one is yours, and we know that you're joking, but we're going to pretend you're, not joking, so that we can say that what you seriously mean is that there should only be a white little mermaid. That's why that's why you gotta I've? I've learned this in the past idle relearned again briefly? But it's? U have to just lean into it. We, like the next day or my show I, how do you know what I mean it? I'm gonna open my shown to a fifth: minute monologue advocating for transit a mermaid, and so that's I opened the door. I spent fifteen minutes arguing for translucent mermaids because like, representing the other way. I don't like underrepresentation by the way if we want to get into it redheads. I couldn't believe like it,

heather, actually the one mermaid, that's a redhead like I may. I digress on the black girls that in graduate with any read it also is even though its form, the translucent stuff, that there is a valid point to me about the racial represented in casting an obviously there isn't a ridiculous double standards We know that you know if you take a of even a fictional character who has constantly black change, two white, or even just like, not black and formulated alive action version of of a latin and some of the characters they were all brown what brown enough a few of them, and that was that was a current interest with west side story. It was some of the some of the actresses weren't latina enough or or or motivation. Wade James James Franco, playing fidel castro and you ve got. hispanic actors in hollywood centred on boycotted because even actually jane frankly, lecasser actually share some ice. Family, they weren't black enough you're right innocent and, like I said this on the shopman, the little mermaid

written by HANS christian andersen, it is rooted in european mythology right it is. Like any work. You did the same thing about in a traditional african myth written by an african author, and then you made the character a blonde white lady same for house dragons, it's rooted in giving you the ball, knock it out. I do want to say that what I actually do, I actually do want to say something about media matters.

Media matters has made an art out of their fake news. They are truly fake news, like boys, accuse us of two things: click baby headlines and fake news media matters now, for the last two years, we'll take a clip of something we say they will exercise the whole clip with content, the clipped that they posted of you had the whole translucent joke in it. But then they write a click bait headline which omits all of the context in which these are the best friend. This allows them to get a lot of clicks, saying something attributing to you a view that you don't even old start up the left wing rage machine. They know that people want watch the video and get the context, but they'll actually, because a video is linked. It adds credibility to the story. You know all the left wing blue checks to start hitting you you're so stupid. You take that a fictional mermaid can't be black, which wasn't that wasn't even the point.

you're, making a joke, but every one of those people both didn't watched. A clip Anne felt that the story must be credible because of the since a club and medium handers continues the drift, which is a very profitable grip for us. Thank you guys, but your watch and of like bates and fake news, and no one will ever cells or sell earlier through filters through than the media. Because then you have the follow up headlines, I read a couple of them always fun to read the stories telling the story of what you did and comparing it. What actually happened. Yes, I'm reading stories that, whilst had meltdown rover, lack of urban melt down its argument for two minutes and I regret it shared throughout. But we never would have I ever milltown about anything. First of all, I know about you, but the innocent, that's, let's just say for a second, you are making an actual point about actual mermaids that you actually believe, ok, which many blue execution and which Michael believes in any trouble

just before the less online defraying south I'm christopher columbus on his maiden voyage saw three mermaids thereof. Bit John cook saw mermaids. There have been I what rate where there are made us. That will actually be probably black. They get. There are probably manatees, but the unjust. Putting that aside per second, all I want to point out is but leaving and mermaids. Is way more reasonable than a lot of the stuff? The lives, leaving including quick, transgender ism in the eye, the idea that the covert vaccines in your hand in amendments mentioned one thing that is doing its you're you're giving doesn't. Yes, there is something fastening about what disney's new strategies for marketing here, because what they have decided to do, doing this in all of the remains of their animated films. Is there are taking ip that you know when I just five from when you are a trial and they have decided that they are just going to troll the audience for headlines and then is you're, not racist. If you don't, if you paused for a second, if you saw the little mermaid trailer, you like weight that doesn't look like area from the animated movie. That looks very different if you say that that much like

racist, you're. Not colorblind, are you re? They make a big deal out of casting somebody who does not look like europe was it that was made. It must pay your movie in america in ninety nine ninety ninety nice day between that and and beauty in the beast. These relate the tumor popular movements will have everybody shouted the actresses in these movies, you would think, would look like the intellectual property in the movies, and then they changed it, and so The idea is that if you notice that you, like all that's kind of strange regarding, like I'm, I'm again said, I hated each link that them when we wouldn't be there. I think I'll get laid by elisabeth worn. It would be objectively weird ray, and it certainly do that because it's like what you always say: they want you to react and when you react, they call you re the. How and why are you notice and why are you not even if NATO has weird, even if you don't report, because before the whole translucent murmured debacle prior to that actually nobody was actually talking about the railing character of the moment in the daily beast a day before they had an article saying that

I forget the exact phrase but racists where the racism, the anti of the racist backlash, gets little moments out of control. He said helmet and then I because I read the article ok, they're gonna pull a few tweets averse people complaining about the black murmured, nothing tat, they had z, we examples of anyone even mentioning the rays. Instead, what they cited were tweets of people comply. that the underwater scenes didn't look realistic. Another fiji- I was a very good as a database right or just materializes as well there complaining about the sea yeah, but really the right. That's what I want to know is why don't you have a seashell bra notably inappropriate. Yes, that's, ok. I know that we learn in game a throne, but I actually want to talk about hollywood. Have you guys noticed having seen all the episodes now in the first episode in the third episode lots of nudity? I mean that after the episode. It's about as much needed episode is like twenty minutes of new about as much nudity as you ve ever seen in a show. Guess I gotta in the episode both

if the main female characters also have a sex scene right, neither one of them noticed neither one of them is exposed, neither that they're naked but obscured they're. Not so hollywood has determined in the times at me. In the era that they will know. So all the all the nudity is essentially non speaking bit black round actors. Yet hollywood has decided in the in the me to post me too era that they will no longer exploit actresses except the ones that make two hundred dollars, except the ones that don't have the power to stop it and believable. While they are, they are actively one exploiting the actresses, who have no power- and I have to say, as someone who who loves a good newton- did occur to me after a while really a woman should not have to take off assured to be an actress. Really should not that shouldn't be requirement. Let you know Have you seen? Have you seen that video is very funny youtube, video of a woman and she's calling her parents and his mom? You know I just ass in this movie, and I'm to be near.

An amateur, be having sex with two giants going most horrifying. Take on age. Beyond those congratulations, champagne, you know what it means about. There's no bye, bye, birdie yeah go back and watched the real bye, bye, birdie, it's all about the fact is all about the corruption of america by What businesses actually got a very serious point. This whole thing about we're going to be on Ed Sullivan, so I don't care if they use my daughter as a as a sex object, because we are going to be on Ed Sullivan is kind of prophetic. I will say that women do objectify themselves and this has kind of been something I have been beating the drum about, and obviously we notably got into the discussion about our cultures. Decent citation, decent citation to porn, like my husband, does not have social media he's not on instagram he's not on even twitter, but he says everything is porn. We just don't realize it. So when you open instagram, it's just girls with their butts in your faces, their boobs near faces, and it's the same woman that will cry out and use the hashtag me too and time's up, and it's like you want men to treat you with more respect than you treat yourselves

I talked to him about all my showed states, five days a week and a week plus and but you're, seeing more and more of that, where people somehow separate themselves like their virtual character of holmes, a game like it's like an avatar they're like oh well, it's totally fine that I'm online and I have my boobs out and my breasts out, but I really can't stand to see that men are objectifying women in society. We've lost respect for ourselves, and yet we think that we can then demand respect. other fields and in other categories, I don't think it really works. You know what I was just going back through and I was turned down to this by Edmund smirk. One of my favorite pseudonymous twitter account that there was a click of catherine mckinnon, radical feminist from ninety ninety, three and she's arguing with conservatives and she sang guys are too weak on porn, and she says you know if you were sitting in a room, and you heard a lady get knocked round the walls in the other room. You would run out your door, you not. You might call the police but

cause you're seeing it on a screen or your reading, the newspaper with or another newspaper in a magazine. It's you think it's totally fine and it's this separation, because it seems disembodied because we're living in this virtual, that's right, virtual worlds, but your virtual, the things you do in the virtual world have moral qualities as well. You are still doing them, even if you're doing them in there I had of your room with a light, boils down to the big arguments against feminism from the left when it started out It's like norman mailer were saying: There are going to bring back the victoria and ultimately going to bring back the victorian here. I remember even as a kid thinking would that be bad enough, that we are building a snow because because of course, you're absolutely right about this one of the things we the reasons, the cultures and such a slump, because no one can define what a good manners and it's almost impossible to define what a good man is. If you can't define what a good, women's rights and the need to find a good woman is nor what I always at all, but certainly what a good one is, and if you define what a good woman is you have violated very varies, a central tenet,

I notice that on daily wire, when we did the live at the ryman center, a lot of the comments were they really wanted us to kind of expand on the marriage discussion and what makes for a good marriage and in going back to this idea of what a good woman is, I was covering today that it is rather a knock you us, but Emma wash. Your house is getting divorced right and she's sort of gloriously leaked to the press that it's because her husband, I'm happy it on her right. The emerald. Emily, is Emily Emily house gaily. You know she's naked all the time limit for bizarre things. Like I'm protesting, brett, Kavanaugh Metoxen, but nobody knows right. Nobody knows what we ve seen her naked: a million dollar my favorite lovelorn on this, even in a blurring lined robin ex video, which wishes for porn aggravate and its amazing to me that she, you know, calls him a dog or not. Somebody anonymous is said he's as complete dog need cheat on her and she moved out, and I thought to myself how do not been hang on him, but it is your virtual carrington somehow different. Now you are quite literally. Would you

this in the real world right, your online, you ve, got your boobs out. You got your butt out. Would you, in the real world, sit in a room full of men put your boobs out and put your butt out, but there seems to be this mental detachment for women. Were they go? I know that I can be this tremendous active infidelity in the universe of being. line on interim on facebook is ok, it's not worth pursuing that you'd like him. On your on been afflux lab. I think you ve yeah created it is, it is fairly incredible how self centered a society we become when the entire pornography industry, which of course is based on the male sex drive? The idea is that women will participate in this and then They will be offended that the male sex drive exists it sometimes. The idea is that just as well I was too transgender ism. A person must be allocated by you. vision of myself must be validated by you. Now women or pose nude, and if a man objectified than you'd woman, which is what men have done throughout human history, when this unit woman, actually, which was originally

Opportunity needed went when that when that here, Since then, women get very offended met the males, extraordinary you're supposed to see me, as I see me, liberated and free as like. Well, no you're making money off the fact that the male sex drive exists, but then you're objecting to existing, because you wish that it exists. In the way that you see the males extravagance, which is utterly cellphone. It's not seeing yourself outside or suffered all you're, not you're, not like looking at it, whose who's the actual client who's the pay. customer on the other ed issues. Just the I see my freedom when I bear my breasts on tv right it, but if a man advise me and he- and he sees me only as a subtractive then, and very I'm very upset about there's this? We I mean we were talking about this before, but there is this big strain of reaction, even on the left of women. saying you know what kind of miserable in the world I'm kind of miserable. Treating myself and having other people carry treat me like this and guys. You guys want to do things to me that I don't want them to do and tell me will now nothing sex positive. I mean that there is this kind of you know it is. Theirs is terrible. blind. I keep saying that

bite of feminism women are miserable spoken. why not leaning we will then you're lying slaving than thinking that you have to take your clothes ought to be heard. You could just comment on black haven't auburn said you had to take your top off, because no one takes you seriously no that you don't take yourselves here like they do it all the jobs, it is all the joke from arrested development, my eyes or appear michael break That girl, who is so obviously putting her breasts and in michael space and then he doesn't look She wants him to look so bad repudiated me when my eyes are up here at all that there is a great video, those going around of of this woman asian each the conservative and choose she's wearing uniting fifty's house outfit bed, then she's also wearing like the two thousand twenty two blue haired MSNBC, glasses outfit and she's, talking its be a conversation across time in the fifties housewives, like so how's the future. Our

Are you doing well and she's, like yeah, everything's amazing over here, the fifth saturday? So do you have any kids like? No, I have no kids, but I have three cats shaper. You have an amazing boyfriend said no, I have no boyfriend, but I can have sex with whoever I want. That sounds terrible. Are you happy? Well, I I don't have kids, I could take a magic pill that gets rid of the kids or I could just abort the kids and she's like well yeah. But but is this any is making. You feel more have to go. I do have appealed. It makes me happy sad, satirical stab at the state of things. we're going to go to members block, which is the brand new thing we're doing here at daily wire for daily wire plus members who make it possible for us to stay on the air first. I always like to point out when our friends from legacy box come to see us, because it's always the case without fail that they do pay for an add on today's if they got on the backs of aids, and I think that I think it is a kind of monopoly I think they know. I'm gonna say where one of the longest sponsor

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