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while also show that we have. We done that the title God King, is just an honorific. They give
You make it through all that we have really anyone can be a god can I do, I have to say I was wearing the bravest things I've ever seen in my life. Thank you very much
recognizing my courage and that I need to take care of myself. Did the heroism authenticity,
ass the I was blown away by kins our levels of authenticity up like a romantic course. We should talk about this story if non byles, actually one of the great American
the great dimness of all time, perhaps the greatest gymnast of all time walking off of her team challenge at the Olympics, because she had the sands and
What are we are we to make of a culture in which such a thing is possible of other important for everyone.
stand there and I'll affair.
There must be other beliefs myself. I
We care just make myself. I want if she just
walked off and quit Miranda.
guys afterwards and said: hey, can I really just relic? I couldn't do it and then everyone reacted with appropriate disappointment. It we all set all that's too bad,
but I wouldn't be talking that at all. I wouldn't care. I was just as well yeah people quit, but I understand why people quit so relatable. It's understand what we all quit things when they're hard the problem,
is when the media tells us that we have to celebrate this thing
we take cowardice
I'm not saying that she's, nothing, but a cow
but this was a cowardly act. It was a difficult things in it.
to do and you decided not to do it. That's that's! You know what that that's.
We ve all we ve all done before. When you tell
if the silent on the showed and will you tells us that is now, I think good than the orca call. There's no times call that radical courage. That's gonna be
absurd and there's also a there's, also a double standard here too, because we know.
You cannot imagine Tom Brady
nor the play ass third quarter, they're down by a couple scores and he walked-
of the field goes the guideline and says the guide coach and I understand the rights
he's right now, and you need a sitting and collect my thoughts, never
happen and if it did happen, I don't
there be anyone celebrating his courage for doing. Did you see what what her teammates said? So she came out and because one of the arguments was well Simone, vile,
a woman who I had never heard of until last night by the way. That's how linearly nightly. I guess I just I don't care about the Olympics gun in your point. I wouldn't be talking about it, except for this reaction. In this it will Simone Byles, let her teammates down and then the t make him out said this is wonderful. We support
her. We don't owe you a gold medal. This is just about us, and so it's true that the athletes don't owe us a gold medal, but they do
us trying to pay due always competing, because, if not actually about some on byles, I mean she's. I take it to be she's, wonderful athlete. It is somewhat about the team, but it's really about the country.
No. You sent them to go, represent us and go try to win some metals, and so that there is a sense of duty. I think so, or there used to be near that I think that
big question that there is a preliminary question and there's the secondary question that the preliminary question is why she actually walked off, so she actually walked off because she was suffering what
are now calling aerial disorientation which apparently the thing where you get up in the air and you
don't know where you are, and can we really dangerous like a view, if you see what you does it actually seen from its unbelievable Michael hasn't, but I think everyone on earth it literally it it's just em, it's incredible what you but woman's capital doing should in the best gymnast on earth for the last eight years. If she was actually
nay place where mentally she had lost her ability to orient her body, and you should really
herself, and so she said, I'm not going to do this. That is understood.
but it still not heroic, and this is the part that that gets the secondary question. So putting aside whether she's wrong or cowardly like
that's pens on what she actual. The reason why Schwab they did. What is they work their way to this aerial disorientation argument that that isn't the actual, but that's not what was being said at the time somewhat she said regulation
right, that's not explained why she walked off what we're all trying to interpret. What was the real reason she actually
set it. She said that she suddenly
that wasn't having fun. She said she
Jews on a lot of pressure, she wanted to do it first,
I'll, not anybody else
those are the rugged. The shoe data that fair enough about did that the real
your question is alone the year asking, which is why, as a culture and careless about her as an individual, and why she did what you did. Why is a culture there are more
people up as one of the times, one and in Washington Post talking about how
have to redefine victory to include not participating in the end. What
The hero, the hero of any story, is overcoming the obstacle not sitting
rightly Michael. Jordan played famously given the place where he had the flu raining, please them,
they will game. Is course over forty point and this known as the flu
I miss Wharton Michael Jordan kind of stored moments in his grip if he had sat down
and of the food, not a cap like nobody would be like
that's terrible. They get what it what a terrible person he didn't play through the flu, but what made
the hero is that he played through the flu red is that he played well. He was sick and in the move from I did what I was stupid
did you for my teammates spite the obstacle is the heroism too I've I've honoured my own, authentic?
feelings of what I ought to do, that is over
EU wide problem right it s not relegated sport. We have decided as a whole,
We are more about you honouring your own authenticity and we care about you for filling. Your obligation is tat. There is the purpose of what these people do. After all, other doing is like flipping through the air and the reason you do, that is to demonstrate excellence and the debt to demonstrate excellence. You have to overcome the
obstacles, and I want to pick on her, I'm with you on this. I want to pick on, or maybe she felt she was in danger. Maybe she felt she couldn't pull it off. There's no.
exactly a shame to say, I cannot do this
ashamed and hold that up to people as heroism and in the same way, to send out a soccer team. The meals freed, that's the american soccer team that need,
honestly, I was happy that they lost. It was the first one. We do not really good budget suite of certainties. Blondes beat these purple headed down any kind of. Never Donald Trump never said anything to her, then America's clay,
that they law, where did they want? Because because they dont report
that's. Why would I be happy that they win when they are choosing not to represent
There's a reason there. There is real answers on our American. You the entire argument that we can help people the Olympics, who Neil or don't pay attention to the other, is the equivalent of the Yankees,
signing somebody four hundred million dollars in they got on the field like in what I hate. The Yankees rip
who in the right might of the owner, wouldn't allow that to happen, I'm so confused as to why we, as a country responsive these aptly cigar the Olympics are supposed to be
Panes web browser. Fine, like this is just it's kind of almost circulate. We started, I guess the women's movement being like. We really do need to have women into these spaces. Men have sports need to have a women sports team. Men have, you know,
gymnast whom we need to have women gymnastics team. We can do it. Man can do that interesting,
to be over and over again it's the women that are throwing down the talent saying this is too much pressure. I can't do that of London. Babbling aluminium, ailment, lock you legitimate miles walking lab. I just haven't seen a guide, you isn't it. I just can't do this because I'm under emotional pressure- so you know this- might be an argument for trend women in the Olympics. I don't know do usually are shown their point. It kind of ties in with the excellent spoil the union through the head of the Olympics, broad.
Asking agency said this year unless
here, as in the past, we are not going to vote.
Is the calm wrangles on the women's bodies, because that's wrong? We shouldn't
Looking at the women's bodies, I thought you know that
for the most beautiful exquisitely, sculpted, p
the men and women for that matter like on earth, they we send them all their like. They represent bodies- zero percent body- that this goes back to ancient Greece, that these people are physical, specimens and work.
Allowed to marvel at that anymore. Actually that level of explanation, I want to pick up on the effective marveling, because I think that the entire I said this about the Victoria secret models. Are they
remove the angel from analogue narrow one as well. This is good because these incredibly physically fear, you know Jeanette,
glee, unbelievable specimens of humanity,
we'd be models that will know that's what I
model. It is a model if we close some one a model, it's not the same with the word. Does it mean the same thing is when we say that we have a model train. A model train is a miniature replica of something much larger when we use the word model for someone who who is a fashion
were actually saying that they are the ideal form and it s been raising its aspirations and athletes are aspirational. We watch athletes because we want now, because I can
what they do. Is people on Twitter like how dare you say that she did the wrong thing? You could never do half of what she does. Of course, I can't ever what she does. The reason that we send people up to do these things and to represent our country by doing them because we we aspire to.
It's not that I wanna be Tom Brady I dont want to. I don't care about the ball enough to be
Tom Brady. I don't have any of their new capabilities of somebody on the discipline of Tom Brady
in some way, when I engage with the sport
Tom Brady represents an idealized form of of what humans can achieve, and that is part that's part of his job it they they do what they do so that we,
and that kind of connection with better saying so saying if it's actually a larger discussion or do any society right now, right now, they're trying to edit everybody is actually we shouldn't aspire towards victory. We should aspire towards walking away and
just throw in the towel, and that's now, something that we should be at you know should be aspirations aside, and then you take a look at what's going on at the same time, in the school
this does mean. I talked about it on my show, but it'll bill gates is funding. Initiative called equitable math by because they
when that getting the right answer in math is racist rate, a marketing as a form of white supremacy task. It is to get the right areas were now. I was never rated ass glass, although we have a reasonable, but you know so it so they said. Instead, what we need to do in the classroom is me to have children
and that get the correct about points, even though their answer is wrong because they tried admission
really the same thing. That's happening here, you're, which really just saying it's no longer enough to be going to be great, doing things absolutely right,
walking away. That's now, don't now Detroit yeah, you don't have to try their southern so self. Serving about this
because you have: we criticise them on byles, suddenly wit, where it, where the bad guys, but really
and we're being selfish or something because we want her to put her body arrest now.
we are, as you say, this is aspiration we were. These are great people than we were.
see them do great things for them to quit. The middle is disappointing.
people who say oh no did quitting is actually,
just because you're living or truth, and as long as you're, you know maintaining your on psychological health. It's actually courageous thing to do. That's isn't
another way of them saying what I'm courageous. Also because anyone can do that, I mean anyway, anyone can not protect exactly like that. It's it's bravery is rare. That's why we look up to it when something is. It is very, very difficult to be an olympic gymnast. I fully understand, and the
pressure that some on is under as the gray
there's. No one is expecting greatness from you all the time,
to even try to live up to. That is incredibly
call, and most people can't do it. That's why we admire it by saying this
difficult, I don't wanna do it anyway.
Can do that and solve that's courageous. If I'm saying that's greatest, what I'm saying is well, I get to be registered as also the misapplication of compassion, which I feel is really damaging thing for societies are all. Of course, I feel compassion for I feel compassion for a guy
who feels like he's a woman inside I'm compassionate for the suffering that they feel. But that doesn't mean-
I'm a woman, and it doesnt mean that this is a heroic act. You know you can. You can actually feel
somebody else's pain without
to race that pain by. I actually do object to our friend, Charlie Cargan. Listen, I obviously we are we all admire and hour by hour, friendly with Charlie. I think that he went overboard when he may said something along the lines of that she's, a sociopath for what she did just sociopath for what she did. She's narcissist,
though not for what she did, but because of her justification irrigation for what you did, that is a narcissist Morgana and I wanna get to talk about marshes and because it's funny because they started to sort of thread, Naomi Osaka team and their training near me. A soccer Simon Bucks, Simone Biles at cracked, yes,
and Megan Markel, and they said this year, black women are
they ve had enough in the again talking about the iron here, the same say my words feminist right, so it's like you have the black group of workable. That believe. We're just not allowed,
These basis right the business this institutional racism everywhere, and that when you get into these bases, you say I quit or such like
That's where this goal posts is going right, so Maggie Mark, all the very they ve been historically racist, marriage, the family. I quit right
miles all its historical racism, there's no black United Aqua, it's so one is what what is the actual goal is the I just I don't know
we're going it. Maybe that is the point it's just K. What's this about radical kind of subjective ism requisites is actually would ties in the math and physical bodies in everyday if this full on assault on standards where, when the friend who's on the olympic team says well, were winners,
our hearts. I think well that's great, but we want you to be winners in reality, act by tv programme. You know if, if you now say that there is a standard of fiscal acts,
answer right or wrong, or to revulsion, good or bad then
as racist and Victoria's secret is right now you're, seeing just this total inversion, where that, which is sir,
false and wrong. An ugly that's exalted is the highest good, I'm not going to quote winners and in our hearts that someone so here. Yet this member of the Olympics, she pleaded yet
I think that the earlier women earlier this week on my part, if I start talking about how one that
We haven't empathy crisis in this country, but the crisis is, and lack of, empathy is that we have two very different versions of what empathy constitutes. On the one hand, you have people generally on the right who believe that what empathy is understanding that other people are individual human beings with the capacity to reason and come to conclusions, and so, if they come to a conclusion,
different from your own. You still have to respect the fact they came to a conclusion different from your own, but
as a reasonable person. You can assess whether that conclusion
right or wrong. You can hold them to particular standards. Oh you understand
the other person is a person, but there's still held to that particular standards, not unsympathetic to hold that persons of the status issue more pathetic, as you expect them to be rational, whom big and then there's the standard of the left, which is then empathy
gains that whatever is the subject of feeling that somebody has inside all of society supposed to conform to that of policy, is supposed to conform to that, and that creates a really asymmetrical politics because of your on the left and you can fleet policy with empathy,
this means that if you oppose my policy, you are not empathetic by definition your bad person, by definition, whereas people on the right, we understand that power
he's completely not connected with empathy
nothing to do with empathy in the sense that the left is talking about it, and so
we disagree with the policy and still being empathetic person, but let's just doesn't, except that. I think that this goes to something you're saying at Mister glib funny way, but there is a seminal component to this
we live in a society now that is taken everything feminine good and bad, an elevated it to virtue and everything. That's masculine good and bad and integrated it to sit, and so the
the effect of this is that you have negative, femininity, being treated good and positive masculinity being treated as bad. It's it is, I'm not saying that
that a woman's rights should be limited in anyway. I'm only by saying something descriptive here, not prescriptive too, to borrow from then it is a simple fact that for the vast majority of human history, when
have been primarily concerned with building the home and build
the home requires huge amounts of empathy, but if you're working with blocked the most flawed people, children,
you're helping to rear them and make adults out of them. Men historically, have been not primarily concerned with bill
Tom, they ve been concerned with building the home for the home, which is a society, and for that reason the in societies we see the best and worst of masculine virtue
Terrible mastery of masculinity at its worst is very barbarian. You see you see this in pre civilization, all societies, you see it in
and third world societies and middle eastern societies, but there are positive aspects of masculinity which were cultivated largely in western society imperfectly, but over time, where you have concepts like justice, not social justice, but justice, that justice is not empathetic. You dont want to raise your kids justice. First, you have to raise your kids empathy first, but you have to order your society justice first and worth this place now, where the
but instead of having a natural tension between those two things we just completely eliminated, one of them is evil, and so it is, it is well. It doesn't run their own knowledge as acknowledgement of our biological predispositions, and that's the irony in that's. Why laugh at the start, because every time you see it, it's a woman, it is I only half an hour ago. It is Simone Byles and you look at them.
Just go. You are acknowledging that women dope are not the same under pressure as met, and it's funny but its. It is. What of it,
I laugh at it- and I say: ok, you know I'm
happy what you want to go home. I don't mind, I'm with you. I think it's totally find acceptable. They are under a lot of pressure. They should there's no requirement for them to have
but I do have. I think it's very annoying when afterwards they come to us in its like this person is a here anyway.
I won in our. We won in our hearts, said no male team ever this also goes back to with Michael saying about the these bodies
would actually go further than what you're saying, because I think the female body is at best,
centre of all human relationship, Pickering the attraction to the female body. Like everybody, I only watch women sports for
can be outfits, I believe it, I believe, like everyone honour of right, or I believe I believe they should be able to choose, not to where those can be out this, while they're doing the thing that I won't be watching step through an end. This action that we feel women's bodies is part of our humanity were embodied creatures were here to reply action plan, and it actually said this on twitter this week someone was angry about some man
subject, some woman- and I said you know the fact that men find women attractive, is not bad.
Nor are the promulgation of our entire species, depends on men finding women attractive, but it that to your point, that is baked in
to whom we are biologically. I'm not suggesting that we are only the some of our biology. I'm not suggesting that every masculine trade is positive.
My suggesting every feminine trade is negative, but I am saying that unless we can have a conversation that how you balance those
he's in a modern world, you're only gonna end up with it
thanks presenting an ultimately arrive by all of us, are, unfortunately it's gonna be negative. Masculinity that prevails because, as the society as good men are weakened,
bad men are going to fill the vacuum. I want
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I want to talk a little bit about the crazy this happening in the country right now around cope it. You know. One of the things I ve tried to discipline myself about lately is not to blame. Any of the effects of the water
uncovered, you find yourself doing it all the time your sex, while unemployment is record levels because of covert unemployment is not record levels because of covert unemployment is a record low
because of the unbelievable global over reaction of the elite and people in power to the pandemic that same there's not a pandemic
but the pandemic has been badly are not saying that no action should have taken place in regard to the pandemic. I'm saying the greatest active mass hysteria and overreach by governments on a global scale in human history is what we
I slipped through and now as we're coming out. The other side, as the vaccines have been widely dispersed, certainly disperse enough, such that everyone in this country who, once a vaccine, has had the opportunity to have the vaccine. At this very moment, our federal government and certain state and local governments are considering forcing you to mask again.
So that you can protect people who choose not to get the vaccine, which is their God given right. So some of them are
our requiring you now to get back stated. The veterans Affairs Office today announced that they can require vaccinations from federal workers, which you know
if it were happening in reverse, you would say that it was a back handed attempt to drive the opposition party out of what few positions they have left in the federal government.
we're supposed to take all about lying down. In fact, social media has an entire basically list of things that we can and cannot say on this show. If we don't want to lose our ability to say
gun social media in the future- and you may say, will just say it anyway- but of wicked sacrifice our voice on this and other important issues just to be reckless and capital are about the things that we say. But you should know we. We can't raise any question as to whether not vaccines the efficacy of vaccines can't raising questions about the efficacy of masks. You can't raise any questions about the danger: the threat of covered two small children. Unless you are incredibly precise and say
Not that covered does not appear to have a high vitality rate among children under twelve by even that they're, probably gonna flags.
then decide it, was ok all he was very technically correct, and all of this goes to the central question. Is it the right of governments to combat misinformation simply because they have determined, but that misinformation provided for
it is creating some sort of nuisance. To publicly I mean you're, probably I think you're being we too kind that that's why they're doing they divided administration has made it very clear that the people they blame for misinformation or Conservatives Fox NEWS,
The thing is that literally untrue. The rest
Conservatives are not listening to the government and listening to the media about vaccination. He because the media has lied about them for the past ten years, it is told them Donald Trump was a russian spy in southern Brett cabinet was a racist and then oh by the way you should do this and people think like why
we tried when they want to add on accidents, yeah you're, not getting a union that is alive because the least people there are likely to get the vaccines are black Americans. So even the lie that it's the conservatives about getting the vaccines. We welcome your homes in red state like what I could only have a lot of it, and also the dynamo than most Americans in blue cities
Four percent of all New York City teachers are non vaccinated. Right did a facilities at the l, L, a county families relating only to working less. They tracked like Healthy, a minority of the residents of illegality eradicated. In this point, there's not like there, like five from voters left
the counties I took my family and my company out of L a county really. Well, perhaps we were all the Republican voted, no accounting, the these stats did the new
That is just mind boggling to me.
on the Ba mandating vaccines, and I think, to be honest, I
There is a case that if you work in a hospital and you're working with unique
vulnerable people who can't get the vaccine the notion that it
Working, a nursing home, for example, for a living, but you have to
getting to work in a nursing home.
there are no differences. There's no device worried by urban career choices that you make come with certain
But if you re living workin for emptier or something in New York, notion that they can fire you if you'll get a vaccine is absurd and the one that's utterly mind boggling astonishing to me as the
MAX guy on the right road. I love the vaccines. Have indications are great. I got vaccine, my wife got vexing. My parents got the vaccine, we got it literally, the firstly, that we good. I think there is. I think there are, I think, they're a miracle. I think today, the if you look at the disconnect
between the case rate and the death rate in countries that have wide levels of vaccinate
it is unbelievable, haven't been disconnected. I mean
We are on it. We are averaging in this country a Sunday average two hundred ninety deaths a day, we're up three four thousand deaths a day back in the early part of the year. That is largely because of the vaccinations and as well as the natural immunity has been produced by widespread of the actual covered, the ok as the product sky, the notion
that we are the we the vaccinated are supposed to mask up, is so on rooted in anything
mostly approaching the science that it's insane it is. It makes me want to punch a wall. It is, it is being done in creating also lie the provocative of thought that getting the vaccine was inactive. Your freedom babbling about was apart there like I wish all willing Lyra Ella. Well like I want. Everyone really thinks like two weeks.
But let me just add just like how far we gonna go reliable indifference or for me you'd ever so little anything. I've had my bet, my hat, but my parents are sixty five. I didn't want them
walking around it unprotected with covered,
once they are. The vaccine then forget about everything else.
I said to them. It is much safer free to walk around unmasked, which it is it's much safer,
them to walk round on mass, because, if the even if they were to be exposed to convert their chances
actually being hospitalized from Cobain, are vanished.
we small, I read that the same cdc that saying the vaccinated need to mask up now report there ve been a hunt.
In sixty one million Americans have been vaccinated wrecked?
That's a hundred system which, by the way, is an unbelievable thing. We vaccinated half the country with a non FDA approved vaccine right. It is
we're still operating under after this does also mind. Boggling were operating under FDA. It gives a pile of garbage,
the emergency authorization, but your mandated to get the vaccine, but a horrible authorization. That's so what're. You know
the back of my arm, if you don't get the full others, so they put them at a hundred.
Sixty one million people the United States have been fully vaccinated. There have been
ran total according to the CDC of less than six thousand hospitalizations.
The vaccinated in the United States, which means that your
instead of being hospitalized after being vaccinated in the United States are one in twenty seven thousand two hundred and twenty three
but an based, I just this: isn't it literally no matter? Why did you think that if you did everything the gun
and said. You were going to get your freedoms that that's my question to emulate the but it hears it. That's the guy took. But there came a point- and this is that this is a single it's happening the either. I didn't think that the left it was going to ever give the freedoms back
But I thought I did think more Americans we're going to take their freedoms back, and this has been fun. It's been German, I
had this kind conversation many times since the beginning of pandemic journey was very anti everything at the very beginning, but he also thought that everybody was going to be
very robust in their defence of their individual freedoms. I was much more like let's hold
let's see how this thing goes. I was much more cautious with regard to the pandemic, but I also
that a lot more people are going to be like make like there can be more cautious, but even I,
I'm just bewildered,
and in the follow up
In fact it so many Americans are going along with this absolute utter, unbelievable bullshit, it's unbelievable of I'll, say in my letter to my own horn, because with a name, my God, king,
whose lives we learn from day, one
it, but not let you after me, maybe like the two months actually I was-
frickin one on my twitter feed like com. I wasted com.
And I mean I M and my whole mind-
Our point was what the government takes. It is low value ever give that, of course, but I will say where I was wrong. I think you're right about the nature of government. I was rotten about the nature of of the citizenry. I genuinely thought you know people will take this forward,
and then, as the weeks and months, I thought, while people are really afraid, maybe another month or two people are gonna. Put up with this, but Americans were feisty, bunch were, were rebellious bunch were self determining bunch. I'm shocked at the level of people in the world
were eighteen month, ended his fingers over. Do you know what we're missing the thing that we that is missing from this conversation is we're thinking of it. Ok, there's their big govern,
pushing this on one hand and the citizens either going along with their fighting back and the other, but it's not just big government. We
set it ourselves tonight, it's the media,
not just the media- is the media. It's big package universities, it's the corporations its ever. It's the blob, it's the liberal establishment, working in concert
by the way you ve got now the by demonstration admitting, for all intents and purposes, the big Tec is acting as a proxy
force meant when for the government, so it's it. You know just to focus on
of our irish government, Hobbism extremely irritated at them, but it's
the Ngos, if just every recitals, also it's not just of your point- is corrective weaken.
we could talk about government Zagreb meet every detail, but all these big institutions, but it is also there's something deeply sick with
in the american population, and that's it that's. That is a frightening thing to confront its very depressing and
there's there's no quick answer to it. I think part of a deep level. I think part of what's happened here and why people have been robust and the defence of their lives
is? Is that up
a lot of Americans. This was a confrontation with mortality
They have just never either. I think a lot of Americans had lived because we live very comfortable lives
what more comfortable lives and than than anyone had ever lived in the history of mankind like an unprecedented level of competent luxury, and
and freedom up until now and this
this moment where, for the first time, lots of people had to confront the fact they're gonna die in it and that in a death is lurking around the corner,
what I actually think that there are millions of people who had never actually reflected on that fact, and now they cannot. They can't handle the reality of any
level of risk, they cannot. I very peculiar thing- and I have said this on the show before that- essentially after the Second World WAR, the West defeated word disease, poverty and death.
We we lived these lives where it's not that there is no poverty, so that there is no diseases that that there is no war or that there is no death. Is that the vast majority
of us very rarely if ever encounter those things, and the result of that is that for the first time in history, if you happen to be
of the people who did encounter one of those things it becomes very defining for you because its isolated, but there's no one with whom you can share that experience, and so
when we talk about how would the forever WAR Europe NEO Concepts one forever war in Afghanistan twenty years. But you know the british heading a work called the one hundred years war like war had war was forever until the two. Until the middle of the twentieth century, there were fighting seasons in every fighting season. Every fighting age man
that's where these words come from fighting season biting age man, every fighting age man during the fighting season would go off to work. When that happened, you saw horrible atrocities. You saw terrible things just like modern combat soldiers.
But when you came home- and you were haunted by those things- you want
you haven't been unique out of the common human experience. Europe, your neighbor, had gone through those things, your father,
do those things. Your grandfather had gone through those things, and so you had some context to understand your experience. What, similarly, you know if you lose a child in this day and age are obviously I cannot fathom anything harder than losing a trial was almost unimaginable, and yet, if you lived before the twentieth century,
You have read the single fifty person there were lost a trial, but also of everyone with an infidel, and so, if you lost a child, you weren't you make data the human experience your mother had lost a child and your neighbor had lost a child, but caught. So all these things that we experienced now confronting our mortality PTSD.
Loss of it. We see and so diseases the other one most of us
not really encounter disease, and when we do, we put ribbons on our dorm, were basically made heroes because we're the with a one in anybody was actually faced, especially if you're,
below a certain age, the one of anybody, whoever faces a disease. You have no context to put that in now. Comes a disease, not a hot, not
in the scheme of things all that fatal disease, although obviously compared to them.
compared to has undergone a Platonist Africa Revell along comes this. Does
and it does suddenly affect all of us for the first time again and none of us are prepared for we're not prepared for it experienced truly we're not acts were not prepared for it, as a community were not prepared for its spiritually, which is, I think, a bit.
What you're driving it here, we have absolutely no way to contextual lies the thing that works and anyone
when you say disease, it's not just disease is pandemics and just like it
the fighting in season pandemic swept through
all the time in your actual policies. Cholera, she's, in that, in the end, the plague- I mean you, you forget that I Shakespeare Road Hamlet during the plague. They were always plagues and the plagues some of those plagues wiped out
a third of the world, and indeed it was. It was just what happened to people and that has stopped at his complete
is it. A miracle is a wonderful, wonderful thing, but of course it has the the the that site.
Two thousand they making people afraid. I also think going to go back to the media for one second, that the media are such damned wires about, as it is
unbelievable and they lie with staff and people had no familiarity with Elsie S. Six work until safely
like while the number of deaths is up like forty percent or even one for like two to two point- eight raids that that's that
What does it look at? Their is equipped the other night of housing, camera and Victor Blackwell Trenck browbeat a mayor
saint Louis, and there are saying to him
you're, not forcing your citizens to mask up. You should be for senior citizens to mask up because people are dying
in Saint Louis Healthy? So I
The two married actually look, how many people are dying: sailors, county sailors, County
Is the council that ninety ninety six thousand people
their daily rolling average deaths from covered is one you want
we're still missing. Also some of the political aspect here, which has yet to media, probably at the lead of it. But when we say
over reaction by the ruling class,
as an over reaction from the perspective of our way of life, and our rights
not an over reaction from them, because with this lockdown has resulted in
a massive met, historic transfer of wealth and power from
Mitt, especially the middle class, but lower classes, due to a very
small handful, extremely wealthy billionaire oligarchs in Silicon Valley rose paper, thrown newspapers, Amazon and and obviously to the governor. That's why I thought it was so ironic,
a when Jeff Bathos goes into space, which is it
when topic, I thought those great, but I think it's great billionaires, going into space and then bill if they're gonna build stop rather than building like a mansion for their further poodle or whatever one, and I wish, but anyway, the edge.
he's, got a space got all these all these left us that are complaining about either this rich guy men,
so evil and Amazon is evil
we're. Not only do they all use Amazon, of course, and like almost every adult in the country, is an Amazon prime member literally, but that its
Amazon was enriched by these lockdown policies to two in extreme degree and lobbies,
people support of those policies which, as you say as is, is this thing that transferred wealth over his aunt Rachel S? People. These corporations are the first one to really hit hard on that fear mechanism. They want to keep me fearful, you go, and hopefully jet bases owns that you're going to Emma
a calmer all in this together all this messaging wrong this together, we look at the corporations at controlling that messaging, who want to keep this pending
going on forever they're the ones are simultaneously lining their pockets and people don't need to think through. That's what I always follow money you know cuz. It's me, there's always going to be a financial incentive, and you know you see.
Bill gates popping up everywhere. I mean just recently before it was
Now, just a couple of days ago, about the PCR tests CDC issued some empty shell, updated guidance about the pcr tests in saying there no longer be efficient, they pulled back there not efficient in terms of determining the differences between
go and other viruses which the conspiracy theories about long live but surprise, surprise to them. This long required
Mc Nutt announcement, we see that bill Gates is invested in a new penal technology to determine competition,
like how much they know. What are they doing? Mr, when are we going this information? It seems like we're going the information sort of happy at the end of everything, and I don't have it. Everybody wants. It defends the american people, because I actually dont think the reason that there's we don't see these uprising as much as you look overseas.
this thing, Europe, you got the uprisings happening every day in France have the apprise happening in England
in Greece and people had enough
lockdown, but it's also the structure of our government, that this allows that it for better or for worse. What I mean by that is
state rights right, there's, no reason: people in Florida, where we see people in Tennessee to get up and started because we're not leaving, will help people living in new york- and I was really better living in new york- are
the neurotic type that are okay with these lockdown. So that's p,
the reason that you're not seeing uprisings bill that are most likely to say hey, I want my freedom back, our actual living in free states. So since none of us have experienced war, disease, poverty or death except drew,
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It knows was talking about which is frightening conglomeration, although this is the second time that you have firm, something that way to what I am going to try and make it intelligent conglomeration of powers that is now. You know that the corporations that govern
the media are the academy.
Imagine for a moment if the churches has stood up against the locked out of this nature which, on the car, Threeg restriction, California said he said, I'm not here to protect people from the flu, I'm here to protect people from eternal damnation
because of what you are talking about because of the way the death in the four horsemen of the apocalypse of have sort of been pushed back into the background. We have lost that sense of immediacy that was used to be represented by the Magdalen with her skull that your sins are about to be answer for soon
you're not rank distant future pursuit, and so the
breaches of lost their faith, I believe the treasures of lost faith in actual in actually in the supernatural, in the thing that they're supposed to be preaching. So there is no, there used to be a state and the church that used to be the tooth people who argued over who had the power to sow the church. Basically folded. I mean this very, very few churches, incredibly futures. That said, you don't have the white to shut down churches constitutionally. You do not have the right and because they didn't
Do that visit and essentially what why shouldn't? Why should we rebuild? What what side are we on if we rebuild their? If anyone asked the question just outlasted to anybody, but maybe Ben actual here, what is european on people who are naturally immune who naturally have the antibodies, whereas that, in the discussion that there it is again in insane failure of the public health establishment, not even talk about this by either some good studies of Israel. That suggest that not only is natural immunity result of infection, but also
natural immunity may be more durable right. That's what the study
from Israel are suggesting and when we
make up. Seventy two units that to you, when you make these heard immunity to argue
what percentage of the population is vaccinated. It would be remiss not to actually say how many people.
Had we not even habits tat, I went
the status to how many people who are not vaccinated, already got covert and was Agnes with carbon, but happy
Those ticker on CNN that was counting up infections in right, logically, is exactly what we buy now. Everybody should have had Kobe, yet they're telling us that doesn't matter, everyone has to get the backs.
It also in easy way for the media to allied one of the one
and while on people, not getting the vaccine. If you talk to people
and without seeing their bunch of reasons why people are getting the vaccine.
whether in the summer and from the completely unreasonable to these somewhat reasonable and the somewhat reasonable. As I had covered three months ago, I was diagnosed with cupboard
I have a natural immunity now, so I don't either that it, but that I haven't.
Heard. Any scientist really speak too. Does the vaccine my had chicken for I was when I was a kid I wouldn't you just go, get the chicken pox vaccine for no reason you are actually about parties when people were glitch right. That's what we had to that agreement. I think you're missing an important aspect of this, which is that the vaccine mandates are not about public health. At this point, backseat mandate is about making you been the knee. That's the imposition! Yes, you must. You must acknowledge the power
of the ruling class, you must acknowledge the authority of the media, the authority area. That is whether these, what they're talking about expanding testing-
into small children forever for weather
It is a vaccine or not it to date. Again, I quote the CDC statistics because we wait. We can
lacklustre recording the CDC, apparently the all, knowing all powerful CBC. I'm only quote CDC stats tonight he accordingly,
Pvc grand total number of children under the age of eighteen who died of covert is three hundred and thirty seven. A huge number of the
kids. Have what we hope will finish last ray had real commitment, leukemia right that the number
people in ITALY and the United States, according to the Senses Bureau under the age of eighteen, is somewhere between seventy three and seventy five million people. Ok, the number
people who died in the same period uninformed
pneumonia is eight hundred and ten, according to the CDC show that this idea that we have
vaccinate, every single, three or older than all the three year old have to mask up to protect their teachers right the distance.
You're gonna get the vaccine get that years. Only eighty percent of New York City teachers are not vaccinated in the region
our backs and it is good that allow them to want to go back to the classroom. Frankly, and I have no one hundred there's the gas fired me because you expand the definition of what it means to be. Antibiotics used to mean that you just don't believe in vaccines and don't want to touch vaccines. You think they're all bad right, and now it's included people who have gotten the vaccine had about reactions
about air clap milk now is the antibacterial category. That's where it also those people that are just being
What's with you about. What's going on and there's been this tremendous gasoline, and this is where, where I really have a problem- and I agree with that- this is not actually public health people have listened to exact.
The governmental than the do they locked down their businesses. They have stayed at home, they got
line. They got the vaccine and there are people our talks about the reactions afterwards. My aquareine is obviously is now listed, but that was after we
about them. I oh Christ, you just listening to people telling the story. You were getting banned in censored, Mondo white thing took their kids, the doktor said since they make it has had heart,
Why should I knew for months before?
we see decided to acknowledge it so that it was my people
but even more uncoupled, what's going on, is that you are purposefully, you know censuring the would be quiet and hush up rather than having it.
Discussion it. They were honest and said that we are with everything by the window matter. We could put town all miss table. Somebody go about reaction. Technology generally
drug you know, is in every morning, don't even about rehab redrawn right, there's, gonna be a few people
we're not gonna have a great time. While people are allergic to everything you take the leading apple people going.
Due to write, EM apples are going to be a market is not only an apple with their pretending that this vaccine is impossible. You are crazy and this mass gas sightings actually turning people who are traditionally
very pro backs interval into believing that there is some evil conspiracy here. The idea that you have the soil do you have to have one opinion about? What's your opinion on,
scenes. Are you proud, anti? I've always found?
we have certainly even before covered with people? It ass? Yo yo programmes- I vaccine- I mean it, doesn't have to pay,
he's on on the vaccines, pencilleth situation depends on. Who we're talking about depends on a lot of things, as it should be the same thing with a cobra vaccine.
In all Paul is one who I believed and get a vaccine can have prior infection, and it seems like you, don't have to have any ideological, Phyllis
ethical opinion about vaccines to just make that reasonable judgment. This is just one of the few points. One of one of them were
the several things about cover that we just don't taught off from the office in this crazy terms. Settled science,
is the unbundling miles without arousing exist. In my book, the authoritarian, though, and I talk about the conflation, thus science, gm-
trademark science as an institution with the actual scientific process and one of the things they allowed us in. This is really drive nippewa, if you like me, would like to see more people who are involved
positions get vaccinated right? I say this all time: I'd like to see like theirs,
I was talking with today. Sixty three is old, didn't get the vaccine
to him, you probably should be so I'm waiting a year to see what happened. This had do have like a rationale for that, and if you don't like, you really should, at the very least, go talked her doctor.
but I'm getting the vaccine and then get vaccine you'll two year, you're in the the vulnerable category. Would the the
that you convince people if you actually want to take them seriously? Is you say, ok currently sitting
it's that we know about adverse reactions vexing here, the citizens we know about adverse reactions to cover
your chances of getting an adverse reactions voted. Are this percentage higher?
your chances of getting an average reaction from the vaccines right now
the way that you would convince somebody, but no one in the media wants to do that, and the recent aren't you that is they don't actually care what you get vaccinated. They care about yelling, a you or I care about making them you it like Tucker. You then get thrown in castigating then call the conspiracy theories to anti vaccine. You re actual, bears idle hands and my suit
the elder, making the frogs? And there too, I don't know what you were right about that. You know that the historic
component of this, too, is something that I think is probably the most scary aspect of it yet because or what
I can, but his big data, big science, big information and in the night
century. We had the industrial revolution in the twentieth century. We had the managerial revolution in the twenty first century. What have we had
information revolution. Everything is becoming smart. Your refrigerator, smart
everyone spying on your use red and add a better of relying on you- and there is a great new book out
the age of surveillance. Capitalism, I'm not sure if you guys ready yet by shouted, zoom off, really good book about how these big data companies working with often working with the government.
What are gaining a huge amount of power and a huge amount of influence, so well we're talking
the blob and the FAO cheese
and they all of these people taking a lot of political control and monitoring
there's a major historical shift in the way that the economy works, and so I think
to continue to idolize science and data and the people who ve benefit
most from this locked and in terms of power and money, are the people who are you? Don't listen, I think the way I have a great site.
Remains by pointing to the one institution in American? Let the people trust? Why will because science has produced unbelievable goods for the human race over the course of the last couple of sound, not undeniable undeniable right unconquerable?
all human goods, but because it is such powerful institution because it has from a trust
The left has no infused these institutions with its own politics. In skewed away from the science, they decided that science is actually just a tool to be wielded like everything else and american society and therefore, if we have to ignore the stats and if we
we won't even tell you this tat, even if it makes the case
what we're talking about, because it is more important that we stick up
here, a moral position. Then it's important that you not take them opposition. In fact, we will avoid making a convincing.
Hasty you. Instead, we will say that you are an idiot,
air whose only doing this, because you watch Tucker Carlsson and look ignorant, because you don't have the data that they have the right and in order to give us a juicy gents hockey yesterday being asked about the data to support the mask, the mask mandate and unimaginative choose asked about it shouldn't
a single step inside a single fact. Just at the scientific
institutions tell us that this is what's important. One! Sorry,
I wasn't aware that there was a person called the scientific institutions was touched by the hand of God, but this exactly I found she talks to you question faulty your questioning the science, but then
and questionings eyes when fatuous programmes humanist without questioning the signs are about you. I thought you was programmes. School riches know what this is. My problem, a science and, of course, I it's unbelievable crew.
did the modernity and all the other miracles that we have
What were created utilizing the scientific method, but my problem with people putting trust in size, but I dont like younger creationism
nothing in particularly in Evangel Evangelical. Christianity is where you look for scientific evidence that the earth is precisely this age
added six thousand earth five thousand rating diameters if you'd ever numbers, but you you know you they'll measure.
Pressure.
Oil wells and in the end there always comedy and say what we ve. Now we got proof of something
we believe the going in and I always able to pierce the problem.
The problem of doing that is the science will change it. So if you have build your justification for what you believe in faith on something that you believe has been proven by science, what is going what's going to happen here, faith when the science changes it will change the one thing that will absolutely happen every single time,
is the size welltrained. That's not a flaw in science like the sun, so that's the good thing about I, unless the honest part of scientists trying to sort out there should always be a debate in it. There was more of a debate and people talking about what's going on in a different way.
After having that, I really much more inclined to say you know what ok at least another discussion is honest, and I am more inclined to go. Entrust this vaccine with the knowledge that I have, but there is no debate
and again and my personal appeal
and I think that what we are going to see because of the dishonesty because of the changing because of the censorship censuring doctors of you, two were talking, but what
seeing in the emergency room, saying only doctor that can speak as doctors Boucherie. I think it's actually going to pay.
Underbelly appeal that are explicitly antibiotics because they're going to now poorly this experience with every.
the sun, endeavouring to think ok what they lighting about this
no, they live. They guys like me about my reaction to this, and they wanted to acknowledge this happened to me, then what about
or vaccines. What am I doing in India? Gonna start that process of saying. Ok, I don't trust any of this and like it for one
big such that every woman is having many by paying attention are just now starting to look into it. Is that we
having it'll menstruation is being affected by this, whether it's coming later starting earlier, and we do not want that discussion with all you. Boys like this is as the hunt line is women affected hundred women had been talking about illustration.
the very big deal form that are in their baby. Making you like for me is that this is the most important discussion to be having. I wanna hear doctors talking about this to being as we want our children and by the way could be because all that's because of law, blah blah blah
There are tons of real whether this lightly website openly admits that they have no data with regard to how this vaccine affects pregnant. Exactly an innocent I've been having especially single and you have to have his backing. That is so,
people say no woman that we don't have a data we haven't looked into.
And we're not going to have a discussion with you, but you damn well better. What that's all you knows that multi? That's all! You know that someone is not someone,
pro science, if their opened,
since, if someone doesn't want to two questions that you know that their, but that this is this is not a scientific person but even even the phrase pro science and anti science. The way their time
It's hard not to lapse into it, but the way we're talking about doesn't actually
even makes sense because we have to keep reminding ourselves,
how's. That science is just a process by which we
we come to understand the physical world, and so that's that's all
is to say your aunt. I science is like saying your aunt. I now know walking or something like that: you're you're going to open a process of going to a certain place. So it's that we talk about it like as an institution. We talk about it like it's a person
We talk about as if it's this idea that you can be a gangster or instead of a tool, a torrent site, all ideologies. That process is. I was coming in here, those coming into the shop. I was thinking. This is in some strange way an act of insanity, not just because I'm here,
wash but hearing you been been we'll talk about it. If he is not here for a moment is brought out a book, he wants a major media company
despite what he looks, he's actually fairly intelligent fellow, is written about a really interesting thing. The only place where
going to be interviewed is places like this and why
Why doesn't maybe she think you're a little guy
disagree with, but that's an interesting point of view. Let's bring him on in disgust when it is. He sees the fact the fact that that doesn't happen isn't
you didn't say boy fact, ABC fines, Republicans to have on paper
the ones with whom they agreed the most right. What what Republican,
disagrees with me. The least I'd be curious. What he thinks about, where the one they think the court of justice of the right of those are the only two possible options, but we saw this last week when and PR literally put out an article has found that the. Why would they emit it? That we don't tell lies on the site that we don't engaging conspiracy theories on the site that we were critical of president from from time to time that we openly acknowledge that we are a conservative website and then there, like also they have
after that really has to stop nothing other than an enlightened I've. Everyone who d been hatred phrase. I was the professor who said well, you know
information. Stripped of context can be. Misinformation awoke
amazing. What you might want to look at the media then make from time to time you might want to actually look at the media. It is
It is an amazing thing and I think it does come down to the left. Deep and abiding needs demonize anybody would they disagree with they don't want to commit. They just want to destroy. Earlier this week I put out a tweet
I was sort of a fund thought experiment where I said you know if you wanna every summer
in relation to society. How well hate each other laws? Ok, if you want to stop that, here's an easy idea, just right now, all of us
but you didn't, but, like you didn't last election tweeted them famous person say I like this,
and I think they have to say is interesting, even though I disagree very, very easy. Read super easy. All of us can list a dozen people off the top of our head, who we disagree with
We still do not talk to from time to time in their Michael and, if I said nice and and and the only people there
people who did it
the only with our people on the right
There is not a single blue check on what you did in fact, media matter start treating back at me. My you know
ways to demonstrate again make it couldn't be made ready. You can never be, but it could be anybody. That's the whole point of all of this has become a
I just told him for them asking is now irreligious told him if you don't wear them. If you could see how frost
people were one amassed mandate ended from the CDC Europe's people,
you're cool like limestone lemme ask I don't see why the CDC should be able to see a notoriously and does not comfortable. Do a Yossi made a point exactly what you're saying been she made it just this week she said
it was unwittingly, honest. She said it's not enough to fact check Republicans subtext because we can't do
because there are generally not like she said. We need to attack their core logic and
think she intended to say this, but what you say is willing to attack logic. We actually would end they do that. They say that logical argument.
asian objective. Reality reason: those are all dog whistles of white supremacy and we all need to just clubs.
There on the head with our intend. This guy gets into what we want up before we started rolling, say, but like the pay pal thing of like everything that they said, that they're going to start conquering
how with any money to an tiger
that means does that mean
make a statement against violent, like that. You can just say Imala that a pay pal account. What are they actually saying when you say you're gonna miss him,
nation antigovernment rhetoric, all the stoppage slow. I'm sure that that implies that it can use Paypal to give money to common Le Harris after she said that she wouldn't take it back,
created under Donald, etc. That exactly where this is, you know, and it also goes to, and it creates the reactivity from the rights. The right look
the lesson we say we know your game and we know what you're trying to do here, and so that's why it so funny.
Caesar than I have a team of sort of training in Adam Kinsey or on the generous Ex commissioner, like what we have to uncover the facts. Are these just a fact finding mission? Then you have Adam chef, crying
right about how about about January sex, and you said yourself well, what is the actual purpose here? Look well now,
with the actual purpose here as there's, not a single human being in America who believes a single new factors will be covered by the general exclamation right. No one believes that. So what is this really either way that we're gonna find out who left that bomb outside the urgency and the dancer you know. What's going on what kissing her said to me? Not I'll go,
The charitable read that it was no use data on their part, but Kinsey
when, when people brought up hey, you know pal, you didn't this guy's, a liberal Republican he's probably can make Congress very long and they
You know you didn't raise any issues about a commission to investigate the Belem Riots and who is involved in that, namely the sitting vice president and- and he said
that's different that be alarm and anti for they committed crimes. But what happened at the capital that was?
tat on the rule of law, because you know the horn guy came in Emma, I don't mean to downplay. There really made a big mess of things at the capitol, be Elam torched police stations and the federal court have
how about that and people died, so you're telling me you can burn a federal court house. That's not an
back on the rule of law, but you still Nancy policies, lectern, that's the main nobody's charge by the way with insurrection,
trees and no one has been trying, not nothing, no seditious conspiracy, but I've been charged with with trespassing Rikers, that's the best best
but it s like a dukes, because that's actually what they all vandalism right and if, if
They, then this is the obvious point, but we have, as you said, we have to keep an eye on where we going
we can do but keep repeating it that you know if that qualifies
Insurrection that I don't know how that, wouldn't,
so apply to going into a police station a major american times over and burning its ground. That vat is gonna, talk about dark days and
Erica you have one set about. Germany is excellent. I want.
Should that we don't seem like we're fine cover for what happened at the capitol in January.
Obviously there are a million. There are a million people in town for the present rally million people there to protest. I
agree with those million people about what they were there to protest
but they were well within their rights to be there to protest. So I dont want to pay with such a broad brush that I did I'm
If they were the media's go there are a million Republican sacked the capital? Of course that's not true. There was.
Very small minority of those people who did do something that was wrong. They do something that was run off
do something that was was mostly peaceful. There was nothing, but a monthly basis
Nevertheless, you may recall that someone on the web shot up the
I've read and public order congressional baseball game in an almost killed steps away. So you wouldn't
oh that if you ever watched median this country like they're, so someone
we support a shot. Six cops shot. Six under broken
I will not fail to police cruisers, I'm your review of the White House and sixty secret service agents were wounded and that last year,
but you know about this. This is not what we're doing right now. This is what about isms you're not allowed to do this, because if what about ISM is a bad thing, apparently with
it isn't way. What about as an assembly therewithal? What about hazard
issues its right to try and understand with a standard is holding you to your own standard, which were not
to do and, of course, here's the thing
I think everyone in this room. I know everyone in this room has
previously stated that there
favorite what happened ungenerous ex so that's been said.
we all. We all understand that were on the same page, but
you want us to do is ask it. We have to continue repeating that over and over and over again just for just because they tell us does for twenty twenty two
remember that the programmes are emu has that's. What it is in. The programme is unpopular. The president is not good at his door.
His administration is blowing out the inflation and lowering the growth rates. People aren't going back to work. He did
put an end to the virus, as he bragged that he would an internal day
to come up with some other narrative and the narrative for four years was tromp from no longer office. So how do you keep their native alive? You just keep saying January six over and over and over again
the reality. Is everybody who participated in criminal activity on January, six is now being prosecuted and they will go to jail. Is
not true above the town
Rather they are actually beginning, let their being let off the hook in Manhattan. In the Bronx, a majority of the people who were involved in Vietnam for looting are just being dismissed, for there are exactly so. I point out that the people who, through molotov cocktails into police Cooper during the ban
beyond riots in New York were released on bail? Yes right it, the publicity, the kind of attempt in- and we can see. What's happening where the real goal here is not imaginary sex, the real goal is to do exactly what Germany you didn't do read. The goal is to say it
as everybody who's, not whose its protest, and not only because of the protests, every single person who voted for Trump, everyone who, in a pathetic and everybody who even didn't Beaufort from but is sympathetic,
Anything that doesn't resembled left in position is in their heart guilty of this deep, active evil that happen,
on January, sex? And it in that that is its enlargement,
bound to fail. It is not going to work. Most Americans don't believe that most
dickens, consider respect for what it was, which was inactive of criminal
poverty and, in some cases, evil, and also that
not represent. As one of the cop said, the other day,
America reward the cops had like yesterday on the stand I turns out. Person tends to be kind of a left wing activists untutored that debt, unsurprisingly
but this that his experiences during January, twenty four calling him racist names, is indicative of something brought about America and that that is the left wing patch. Well, good luck with that, because I think the Republicans are just going to kick the
the hell out of the Democrats and twenty four in all its ability to take the house. I think there's a sixty percent shot. They retain the Senate,
Inga Democrats are in for a world of her. Do you think, though, if we do not
get the multiple election integrity measures that are trying to go through the state's right now. If we still have things like widespread mail and back
harvesting motorboat or laws. Are you still on?
they're going to take that yeah
hopes on me the whole look good. I mean I personally. I think that those laws have passed in a lot of these states, but the second of all, I just don't think they'd be demo
don't down from on the ballot, he's a great turn up machine for everybody and
Nothing on the ballot is, is for congressional candid,
virtually all equally outperformed term in the eminently pretty much
republican, rational Canada, including senatorial siege, outperform drop in the last election cycle,
why Republicans outperformed in Congress with front not on the ballot and twenty twenty two, I think the Republicans they ve taken away
this democratic talking point. That's the reason why Pelosi keep saying from January sex over.
And over and over again she wants that report comment next year. She wants to claim that all the Republicans were complicit in that, but guess what Americans are not.
incidents they're not into this from has not been in office for six months. At this point, the President of the United States is a doddering senile old buffoon can't hold it together.
fighting over the most radical agenda, our lifestyle and up and on whom they depend. Yes, the vat doddering old senile precedent is their only hope if, if, if God forbid, something were to happen,
PAMELA Harris can not women national Election Conway Harris couldn't win approval
when you pray tell a foreigner. Primary is the worst politician I have ever seen in my entire life, and the Democrats know this. They know how fragile says anything for Biden is there.
and also recognises that, because you, the one from, threatens their stuff, they really put themselves in
and a hard place by knows these one from president. He also knows the only way he goes down in history to a bunch of radical stuff in this one's home, and he knows that by the end of next year, hating Control Congress logbook. Before calling the worst politician once what's opportunity. Political
never existed, that recent Hilary exit, because she s interest of everyone, everyone votes, but by either the thing with with common, though, on the worst politician thing, because I liked her I didn't like or any just awful, but I
I said she might do well from the beginning and she's a terrible politician with the people, which is pretty good behind the scenes.
She's pretty emissions? The women were not exactly. I don't want to get out at night she, but in at least in terms of the presidency. I am not talking about California. In terms of the presidency, the woman ended up.
The vice president, I added, I was an easy woman- black Indian, that's it,
I totally reject the razor. Let's let report on how to achieve the that's always they put up. They thought she was gonna perform much better. I think that we have a you're gonna need binding and now, by the way, I can only say that a black woman. Finally regarding women can argue that there was no other reason, because they actually thought you perform much better. They were shocked when the blackmail didn't responder, because they were
we are very aware of her record as a prosecutor, and they just didn't. They were not
I welcome. The heresies also fundamentally shows that Hillary Clinton back to where she just fundamentally likeable the why every time she speaks like she just looked so bad luck. Next to patents. In that debate she looks petty
And I think that they realise that makes Europe hitched drawn turbines wagon, because who else was won by the holy book? I mean I've certain lifelong rooms, one of them is to play Brahms candy. Another one is to go and have a long interview with Thomas all, but if there is to play poker with Colonel Harris, because
I will take it for granted Rita. I mean that that woman's poker fate. She has the worst poker. If you guys, a history of power is actually it's a bad actress. The issue at stake here is a question of reading is yeah. I let my takes a member questions from members over Delaware, dot com. You can become a member right now, barely wired doc com slash subscribe, and this question is for the whole group, though the alone
Have gone a little woke, you have to remember the night in eighty winter Olympics and like placid when the United States hockey team defeated the sober
and went on to win gold. I'm hyped just thinking about it. Do you think we will ever get back to that? We need to think that the country actually bonded over the communist hate and how quickly we have forgotten that communism used to be the common enemy. Russia will be lost.
Course. I dont think we will see what I can go back to that anytime soon. In terms of that,
sense of national unity,
and cheering together, because the thing that's loss than I
I think this is why people find, for example, are women, Socrates, besought disgusting, and we were happy when they lost, and I know that
certainly was, is just there
sense of gratitude for the country has been lost and that's that,
That's a lot of patriotism really is, it said, submits being grateful for the Washington given by our country,
and I think we are all generation of people, multiple generations and haven't been raised with
we don't have an american pastime anymore rates
because you don't. We don't have an idea of what the Americans are uniting around here. This is a very interesting thing that
but I've been a little under the weather not with covered whatever you're gonna get from his far far worse than that
but what I went home from work early yesterday, because I was taken some prescriptions and just needed some rest and, as I was lying in bed, I watched and up is the pilot episode of a show from the nineties called STAR Trek, deep space, nine and I'm a big tricky. I've watched every sort of every star trek serious, except deep space. Nine and the
the real hard core track. You say it's the best I just never got into it now is land their second, that, while I'm in a watch it so I download this episode and watching it, its famous for being the First STAR Trek, the had a black led black commanding officer
because I hadn't prepared to talk about it. Dont know the actors name off the top of my head, but the characterised name is is Cisco.
And this was a major moment in the nineties. Star Trek was a major franchised trick. The next generation of major show and they
this year, Captain Janeway, who was the first female captain that made big news and just before that they give us Commander Cisco. Who was the first black laid and ass. I was watching the show I was so struck by how disingenuous this racial moment is that we live in right now this here, you had this this after playing a role and the role with the twenty fourth century, Starfleet commanding officer Right- and we know, if you ever watched the next generation.
in particular the berry utopian and in the future. Humans were a little bit more collectivist and we're a little bit more involved than we have all these common thoughts about what it means to be a person what it means to be essential and- and and this after gives a performance in which essentially, the role that he's playing would not have been dramatically different
had been played by white. After an effect. There's a scene worries on the hollow deck we can make all your fantasies come true he's on the holodeck, with his son and they're playing a game of baseball and is having to explain to this,
this non corporeal alien life form but doesn't understand the physical universe or time he's trying
explain to them what memories are and what imagination is and how we lenny
corporal beings can move ourselves out of this moment and intimate.
so don't even exist in our past aspirations for our future, this game of baseball that it plays with his son.
Because it's on the holodeck aside it if I got nineteen thirty's game of baseball, you know it's it's it's a different world even from now any in part of his speeches about how this is. This is the great pastime. It is one of our our great endearing
times and how illogical it is in its way. But how? What we're really doing when we engage in sport is we're facing
linear beings were facing an almost unlimited number of possibilities that don't become a predicted
reality until you ve already done them. You can't know, what's going to happen, they were all of this to save this very aspirational speech about essentially about humanity from of western
if you mean he was, it was declaring which great about America, although they certainly didn't say Americans in the twenty first century, and a white actor could have played the role and the spanish after could have played the role race was incidental,
And I thought by God in the nineties, we had this thing, let you can't you can't say today the Ebro Mixed Candy, how all this crap about struck
or racism. You can't say at the recent they're burning down Minneapolis in all this stuff is, is about Jim Crow, and
to be able to say that if you have to be
to draw a line straight back from today to deem to Jim Crow,
and you can't have the nineties exist in that bread. You can't have a time
will cause me was the most famous American
You can have a time when, when Michael Jackson was the most famous person on earth, Whitney Houston was most have a single singer, this, the most famous female singer in the world. You can't have that time.
When a black, after playing a role in which he defends western civilization, essentially could have also been played by white after and could have also been played by the spanish after we're race was not the defining central the fact at that time:
existed and that culminated in the essential Brok Obama, who was the bow on top of our victory over
crow and over the legacy of the village. I'm not saying that there are no lingering effects of the treatment of white people in Amerika. Of course, I'd be a silly thing to say. What I am saying, though, is that you can't take this moment.
now go straight back regime without ignoring down only do then, is it really? I really believe that this whole things the democratic stereo over the failure of the great society, because the fact is you can't take that moment even before the grid.
Society before the great society out rising into the middle class faster than after the grid,
sign when it has been a massive mass of failure and the left has been feeding off it like a tick
you know, and so they don't want to go away than a while that money and all those bad programmes to go away, and that's why they're telling
I'm sorry, I travel all over the place. We all travel all over the place. I mean people of every color. There are lots and lots of black
making it in America and really grateful to be here, and we are grateful that, like all of us, a rifle to be here,
I do not believe they can sell. This thing passed a certain point of hysteria. They own the media. They only they only a government, they only academy, but at some point the truth will
there's this problem actually getting back to the viewer question. There is this problem of what are we focused on right now and so
The american left always showed for communism and from the Soviet Union, especially on the fringes of it, and they never apologized for it, but the American right was really unified, because you had all these desperate factions, libertarians and the hawks and the traditional is religious run, all of them.
Came together to fight the Soviet Union, which they hated for various and diverse reasons, and then this
the union falls, and so
not fighting an enemy. Any venue start fighting like terror
broad layer, you start fighting if sort fighting each other,
as of us, because there is no unifying external enemy. Now we're all just focused on these issues that we basically had left in the nineties, which is everything can be working to
There is everything I mean if we start to have these arguments between the trumps in a bar
and all the stuff will fall
or their show organised note that these people who took over this Russia, former Soviet Union, like twenty three thousand people out of the millions of people who populated
It just takes an organised minority to take off your government take over country. If it feels disorganized, it feels like a like a dream
now or something, but it was real
going up in the nineties as I did,
I can remember I did I why school system I went to public school, unfortunately, for all my school at school years, and
I don't want it one of many failures to come out of that. I thought I can remember. I went to a very diverse school system and we had you know like kids, white kids like there's a heavy asian population as well
and I can just remember that it was. We never talked about it. It was never
There is never any time when we all sat down and talked about operational differences in what is
me. Let's confront the sins of witness that never happened.
And I am not saying that it was harmonious and everything was great. There are a lot of problems, but it wasn't in issue we
sudden and as kids with
makes me so angry because you, having expiring
that I know that if you gotta leave kids to their own devices and you put them in an invite-
together. The other can ask question,
sometimes awkward questions about their differences and that sort of thing, but they're not gonna, make
but don't owing to the regular, see any great deep significance in that there's gonna
each other ass, kids and they're gonna play in the playground you have to
I can assure you have to go to these kids and say: oh you see that person over there. They look different from you. That difference is important and significant
and here are some feelings. You should have about those differences and that's what we're doing two kids now and it just infuriates highest myself so well
parallel to this argument, though it adheres to question other way, is denied. I made the joke. Russia will have that moment first, but I'm being serious because we're moving away from a meritocracy. This goes back to our earlier discussion about like
It's your winning by not even competing right wanting in your are winning in your heart. This is this. Is it
becoming the american perspective. So how do you expect America to have a moment in which we win and have something triumphant like against Russia?
against the Soviet Union, I've ever been to replicate them alone? We don't even understand fundamentally what winning it loaded and we're sorry has had the egg. The concept of winning is wrong. That's what's going on America right now! So no! Unless
reverse in reverse the titanic way from the iceberg. I don't see how we
that will not least on our lifetimes until we wouldn't it-
need to have as Michael says, in existence
thread normally would be perfectly obvious about existential threat, as which is the rising tide of China. China is an existential threat to the future of the United States, an existential threat to the future of the world. They are a communist authors.
Harry Power? That is on the move? They have made radical moves against Hong Kong Numerical Bid, radicalism south trying to see they just unleashed a virus, or there s
in ITALY, which I think or board not accidently it is killed in action,
four million people, probably closer, six million people. If you get the actual staff from India and yet the west response to that, has
Can we allow each other some or what one thing it has been. So amazing is that Europe, which is usually where bad ideas come from in America. Usually it's a bad idea in Europe, then we take it here will have one if we just like up the ante on the really terrible idea now you're
he's looking at us in their going. What are you trying to export over here very similar,
So what does this won't? Crap that you're trying to push over here when the European
are telling us that were too far left. I think that we have to start having some conversational here's a court
and from a daily wire dot com member should we started movement, the boycott sports, to succumb to the woke mob. You think that type of movement could be organised. Would it even work
So I think that long term boycotts are very difficult to make work. What does work is
the blow back effect. She can have me
blow back because the left never has alone from boycott. Where did that
what can we learn from what how dreadful, but they do so
Frida bunch headlines in the moment and the headlines.
Scare the corporate bosses into thinking in there,
have been quarter and then just kowtow, so you can certainly do
I think, frankly, that the right path to successfully
this without I'll, be, I think the misery
Hezbollah, after the all star game, felt the heat and seem like they sort of backed off some of this stuff a little bit and you ve seen it
The corporations that have they absorb Coca COLA did seem. Sort of thing is backed off in order to reach
formalize an institution which is one of the things they talk about my book, the authoritarian moment
in order to re normalize, the institutions Allah requires, as you say- and this is the correct step- is about twenty percent of an institution that is diamond hard rock corps,
aggressive and it will not give up on the principle and the left has used that
where the cudgel everybody else in silence, but the right and the centre is like fifty sixty percent of the country, and so all you really have to do it
place of work or in response to an l b, as they listen from one week
None of us are going to a game just a week. We're just gonna work,
took for one week. We're not gonna go to any email begins,
would have decide they sought after impact. I think the idea that people are going to like boycott the NFL, what boycott and will be for the rest of time, is probably up.
Dream, but you haven't because a pipe. I think it's happening right now, because I think this is already happening. It doesn't even need to be organised. You look at the numbers. The viewer ship, as tanked, compare, do
five years ago. The user is absolutely tanked an mba files on even a who played arcadian saint blackmail. Everybody cancelled. There is discussion there subscription, as Ivan like, I said it's on it because I'm trying to be like I'm trying to stage a boycott, but because I fundamentally like I don't feel like
lectures the problem, you watch sports a tuna. Now you guys, every time a washing the sports to lecture worsening people on their knees, for they had to say something: people a wing assured because they have to say something someone's going to be a landmass, nap say something and quite frankly, that's not why Americans
sports, you know, so I think we're seeing that naturally, and at the same time the Eu Fc is picking up the white
She's very website has gone off the change in the last couple of years. Today they decided not to make woke is incorporated, but I think the problem of which are describing canvasses that that's it by four occasions of the culture, and there is no question that culture is by protecting the economies by forgetting to some degree for four,
we got to be effective. It actually has to be organised. The reason is this: we all stop watching the NBA because screw the NBA, but they don't care, but if China will be paying for the NBA that they can accept the loss, what they can't accept is instability in the predictability of income, which is why a boycott actually has to come both with the threat of removing,
the support and the potential to restore the support. Only when that exists is there an economic incentive for them to change their behaviour. When we all just stop
that we stop watching the Oscars with supporting the golden gloves establishing the NBA finals. When that happen,
the double down on their audience they double down on. It
we're still watching attract which in this case is the Chinese who kept watch? So what's the downside of that? Who cares about meditation,
that exacted a vibrant gains from the who the celebrities on their realizing. This right
does not once upon a time everybody. In Austria, for example, everybody watched every those speeches meant something because we were all tuning and now we're tuning out, so if they want to just
They'll, say we're gonna happen every year, Madonna flooding a bunch of money from China. Who cares? What are those which are still not having an impact on our culture anymore, because nobody actually looks up those your letter, giving the speeches there's an issue, one issue the boycott.
is a problem with that in principle. I think it's a good idea, but there's a certain futility to it because
shore, United Conservatives, I stop watching them here too,
Another issue here as I'll have to admit I was never a huge mba fan. So a lot of people doing these boycotts on the left and right we're never using the product. To begin with, I was
like. I was a moderate family just stop watching it wasn't much too good to give up, but you never really
if we, as consumers, were serious about it. We'll start boycotting companies,
are not in line with our values. There are working against us in the culture that hate us. We shall we
we have a decent but should be the first place. We start because Disney hates our guts that that the amount of filth that
they put out into the culture and a member Disney owns, ABC Espn, so and so forth, but you you put that
there, too lotta conservatives- and I say war in our second ok- I gotta watch I gotta watch marvel like I can't give that I mean this is my whole entertainment repertoire. You
me to give up and saw them-
You started these calculations and realise what if I were to go down this road, I gotta give up like everything, or at least all of that
things that I care about as a consumer and identify mice,
so much as a consumer, because well, Americans, and then
and I think people just sort of like here and there
What kind? Ok? We will we will watch Libya, but I kind of thing
you're, not watching the NBA, but you're still watch and Marvel movies. I say what what difference? Does it really make an end? I think I think that then I agree with them that short term boycotts refined long term, though we have to create our own here,
and this is this- is the actual reason we call you got me, you know cause the stuff we're doing here. I think that's the answer, and that's it that's what I'm saying here
if people are watching, this is the reason and pr Rice in article right. Why is this despite the fact that we used to be the king makers would have more speaking the Oscar station? They would be number one person Washington's which is not happening, and what does why there actually demanding more censorship. This is the reason why see and ngos- oh, my gosh we to censor can is ours. That daily warrant also seems to be gone. Miss conquering misinformation is what they're always saying, but in reality what they're saying is that they that there are different.
powerless for there's a lot of that. Then we will have their shows. I don't care for this reason. People should programme becomes subscribers. Adela word I come. We are we started on Monday. I can't tell you much about it on Monday, we shall we started producing our next future.
home is not one that the audience knows anything about. Yet it's not the Gina Kroner film, although that begins
action very soon as well? I am we're very excited about it, but this isn't
We haven't even told you about yeah and been, and I were watching daily to my office, reorganise its great those great it's fabulous
here is a very important question from a daily wire dont come member. If you are in a fair play,
a what position? Would you each be and be? How would you handle the forced vaccination situation, drew the force vaccination situation here, yeah? Well, if I were
I think that I wouldn't have to be a defensive Lyman, because I'd only
live through one play, but no one would get past me out. I think that's where that's where I would have to be fair and an yeah, I'm I'm not for I'm with you on this and not for forced vaccinations, except in certain situations, and I think they ve got a refusal. I've got it thinking, gotta, refuse more mass and in sport, yet
We look mimic hacker is the reality of the situation. There is often a lack of will be called upon to take upon and then all
the ball for yards and then it s pretty much outworks. I'm ready vaccinated, thereby
we obviously agree. I think that the whole point of vaccinating is to protect
if somebody else non vaccinated that you have taken them
your self. You have now made the choice, because world get immunity one way or the other you're to getting covered or again the vaccine. Those eager to options is really not a third option we have shared with over. It is here to stay. I think. I'd probably third base
the position as the worst- I assume I would- I don't know- I'm a lefty, so maybe first base, I don't know or the issue of the the athlete protests is. I think the craziest one, because these are
the healthiest most of the euro in there are the people in the best shape in the entire world.
we are telling them. No you who, worst, we allowed to say it statistically nodded a great risk of death from
it is that I think the CDC. Will you telling me that you are young and elderly people and but but the real
that their forcing it on them is the reason of their forcing it on the kids going to school, because it's about the imposition much more than
is about any of the dot, although I will say there are there and there is a funny line from somebody. Who's package
directly opposite. My own John love it over at the positive America
He said it is sort of ironic that the athletes who who very often are tearing down the vaccines have not turned down cocaine from their frank you're, not a tennis, quarterback, that's it for you,
cutting out of courtesy oligarchy. I definitely
obviously, I think I'll bring those rights, and I think this is another of those things are going to say. You give the government this power now to be able to force back.
you have something does not FDA approved and which they have moved themselves and the vaccine makers from liability, and you will never get that back
have any opinions that have already been taken for any funny.
There's a have already been taken. So
Well, I'm in this
It is a world where I can actually play football guess. I'd be the quarterback to vote for this year. If, if I were in the inner fell, this forward truly have preach,
The working group. What what are your thoughts?
on women being entered into the draft entirely opposed to an entirely post
women and combat roles. I think that
you know. Women, as ancillary staff is fine. The whole point of the
military is men going out and killing other men. I think that women to leave.
Their children behind and go overseas are doing a terrible disservice to their children and their families. I I I love the people,
I understand that they are service. People understand that they have served, but I think our society should just say this is you'll, kill
killing, is something that men do your ninety
I percent. I think of crimes are committed by men. We are the people who do this stuff and I think we should keep it that way.
I wonder if this would actually be. We talk about something that would ignite something within the UN,
and people to actually resistant and and stand up for themselves. Maybe this is like it too
for sure. For me, I would as a father of two daughters, I would go to
on a heart beat. I would move from the country
but do whatever was, was necessary to actually protect my daughters from being drafted and to combat
if it would ever come to that end, and I
I think, that's how most people instinctively feel. I mean I could be wrong. Of course, the price
Lemme see, I'm I'm totally opposed to drafting women for the reasons that you that, but you gave this is the whole point of of of having men fighting to protect.
And the children, but then there's also that sort of that this,
gotta state a feminist. This is what you want. Is that what you're the calls for the gander here right you you, you said that you you're saying maybe there's no difference between the two sexes and is not just feminist, saying that the whole left no no real significant.
friends we can have men competing against women, interacts Dragon Field and wrestling, and it's not a big deal
all this is this. You should be celebrating. This should be throwing up.
aid celebrating this, because such a profound statement of gender equality in the land, a seminar can ask your opinion, because I get so tired of people saying. Will you didn't get the woman's there about an absolute moral issue? And what are you talking about this? Is that the absolute moral issues candidate, because
you always here from the left, they say they will
no, but actually some study that I did actually shows that women, with a certain kind of hormone they actually or justice, wrung event like. First of all, that isn't true
but second of all, sexual. That's not the point. The point is it's wrong. It's ugly! It's not right! It's not
just to send women to go die,
combat to protect its job
because middle there weren't different, if there were only if there were a truly exist,
Joe likened the real meaning of existential threat where in this has happened at various times over
places where women have had to take up arms because of because of the severity of the hour. I watch this Chris Pratt Phone books. I absolutely love Chris pray
and it was like a two hundred million dollar movie and malaria tomorrow, work gardens term it just with awful. I wanted it to be
because it's got everything Chris Pratt Aliens Chris Pratt Time Travel for his breath, but it wasn't great
one of the things that offended me about. The film is actually that so these these soldiers come from the future
say where your sons and daughters- you no twenty three
years on and this alien forces invaded and it's what humanity's down two five hundred thousand people and we
That's you, our fathers and mothers to come forward to save your progeny. Basically, we need you to come forward their time to be soldiers and this existential worthy Moran and then the next year,
like this montage of things that happen very quickly over the next couple of years and the peoples of the world mobilise, and you see like
Taliban warlords. You know going through the time portal and you see you know like people from
people down in the Amazon have been untouched, never met any outside human. They go through the time machine of five for the future, and you see Americans go through and fight for the future women to women and men, the through Paypal. If you turn, I thought it such a fool, crap concept, to think that if soldiers came through a wormhole and said we need you to come, save us in the future that the Taliban would sign up for the there's. This thing that that Hollywood does- and it's part of this whole corruption, which started with the
mumbles conversation tonight, the entire corruption of our society that ultimately result in you making women register for the draft is the one that says: everyone everywhere is the same Andy
down. If we, if we all knew there, was a problem with all band together with all which are basically doing it, you're taking western values- and you are super imposing them on people who-
do not claim them into your point earlier. I mobile told us why she didn't do it? Don't you can't take what would have caused Jude
people were making all these before you. This is because of their sexual abuses that were taking place in gymnastics.
the last several beckett. She didn't say that you can't it's after
Eleven. What people would say what you know. I mean a sob and long just want to be able to raise their children in peace. No, that's your values and in this
since in a weird way, and I agree that feminist earned a date they asked for now they perceived it, but essentially what they're saying is the values of men should be superimposed on to women and that is fundamentally corrupted
cause. This will be my controversial statement for the night, because discrimination is neither good nor bad discrimination, like science is simply
Jane a judgment. Effective management can be used for good and the
it can be used for evil for you. If you do, if you
the discrimination and what you say. A black man cannot eat at the same we're owner, they're the ones counter. You have used a valuable tool: discrimination for a evil purpose. If you say women should not be going into
combat roles and murdering people overseas. You have used discrimination that same tool,
a very good and noble. I think I only riddles any burn. Any person who s formerly formerly believes a woman formally believes that there are no differences, demand
We should be drafted. I really do not call time
Russia. Was there there's only now there has been a Dunham. Do you think you know what I'm not sure low pay with their lives instead of having to walk in article five minutes? But I think that the commission should yet what I mean I shouldn't
I have asked the woman European Elizabeth hasn't has to tackle at innovation. They should have to go, it shouldn't, be all women. I acknowledge biological differences
We acknowledge biological. Why not? I think, that's the best, but with people took to come up against insurance, I say: send the Motley Madonna Taylor, swift and let me see it of ours and started off the planet. Why not last question? How do people not see that all those Cubans who risk their lives to escape actively vote against the progressive Democrats as it is by the way? This is true for people from eastern european countries?
fled here and the sixty seventies and eighties as well, has it really never occurred to people? Why all those who who escaped from communism now leaned toward conservatism those are bad, thereby
Let us look at the ban was I try to remain as outlined by the misfortunes? Actually, gonna stop from them is actually, when we hear you alone, bows needs to go to Kuba, really really important. They have you
you're crossing they these southern border, and you come from a country where the Democrats perceive you, gentlemen, in sharing their values. Then you should come on an embryo covered with you. You are you're a cuban refugee attempting to escaping actual over tyranny
Then I then you re a bad which allow said Ben is AIDS. Really it's
Amazon. It's it's it's subject, but it does go back to the point you are making Germany, which is that
and we are so America Centric in this country- that personal
such an amazingly broad country and big country, a very few americans-
spent any serious time abroad. There were in an air does whose true right all right, exactly or outside of California. Our but did, but it really is more about
they ve never spent any time in an impoverished country or in a country that doesn't share our values into. They turned it
Ok, everybody shares our values and so wins
come from one of those countries and then they mirror the sort of report.
Value, conservative, those they will turn out wire, there's something wrong with them. They will understand that true communism has never really been tried. Go I've noticed a fact about the passengers.
Comments eleven United States, none of them come from communist countries, is very pleasant.
communists in a capitalist country is very unpleasant
capitalist communist countries and in so doing the complete failure of our
patients system to even teach about was everywhere else is one of the things. I think this really tells you that a lot of things it ties together. The Olympics is well insanity of people from America. Kneeling
for the national anthem are protesting, the national anthem in front of the iranian and information.
These governments and in front of a sum of
worse regimes on the planet and the State Department of the United States by the way
that we should empower people at the? U S, embassies around the world to explain to foreign countries all the floor,
that are inherent in the system to like the Saudis or the Pakistani. The utter met
this and navel gazing narcissism of our countries?
destroying it is ever for too focused on ourselves. Bathing
Is it not lack of education and, in some cases, not even narcissism right? So what you're talking about the majority of students can point out that these states right you, if you told them he could just Gimme general area of of where you think Nebraska
they're going downward overlapping, or no, I hear and an edge. It goes back to what I said earlier about Bill Gates whose funding this initiative to four of equitable
so that getting the wrong answer. You get applause. You still get correct because its white farmers to get the right answer. You know so that that marks than that we're talking about sifting through the education system is was leading to this, because they they have, they have their absent any facts. It never left their country
maiden heavily. Let their states very where people have done the three states, let alone to talk about going internet
country in America is unfortunately, is one of the only countries were very few countries. Are you can be a plan for six hours and still being your country? You are you're allowed to be ignorant and travel before we before we leave. I just have to this one off the shore drift or Po Steve Crowd or who makes the Bush masters in the country,
hospital fighting for his life and he's really come close. These come close to the dark, the dark age things
and I just want to say that the craziest- we love a man- there were thinking about- that there will be major back,
you're a better man than I at last. I was actually just looking forward to the show being over, so that affects them.
say it. I hope you don't make it pal. No actual. Ices has a real story. Last night I had to go for a drive because I
story, but I d burn down gas to take my car into the shop, and so I was going to smoke a cigar and the universe going to say my nightly prayers. I thought I should probably pray for crowd or yoke is used, and I thought oh you it's.
I'm in a light up, one of the cigars, the crowd or send me interim prouder. This guy was a complete mania. He said
maybe beautiful cigars and, like all parliamentary India, some cigars right away from my humidor haven't sentiments
single thing in over that guy, in other, really generate generous fellow I act of great. I actually did text him and say that we were praying for him. A great risk. Tar
if he dies, I personally would kill him
you're the one that was thought been or on what you were saying.
The opportunity to travel in the third world in developing nations and in the third world in Cuba, in particular in in Africa in,
in particular in in Latin America in particular, and always in group settings. You know I travel
in Africa and the Middle EAST, with after from Hollywood. I I travel
Cuba, Michael and I and an income.
A lot of Americans on on the various stop that would make on that trip and would engage with them every time I've been in the third world and engage with westerners in that setting? There are two
poor, opposite reactions. Yeah, you either look at the abject poverty, the abject despair all around you and think my god. What have we done to these people or you look at it and say my god: what have they still
system standard these people and if you, if you're standing in the little the literal pile of trash that is Djibouti Africa, I mean, as far as you can see it is. It is like a landfill
From Horizons HORIZON, created by the French, a landfill and and people living in, if you look at that and think the history of slavery, you ve missed the entire point, of course, slavery. What you should be saying when you look at this kind of poverty, when you see the kind of poverty that exist
both staring gather shoes, people and in like our driver in Cuba, was allowed to go in the hotels with us because they don't want the people to actually see what exists ass, the sliding last or not for Cubans, and it's not for Cubans. What you should see when you see all of that is the beauty of what we ve created in the western flawed as it is the beauty of what capitalism has created. Flogged though it may be, the beauty of Christianity has created a civilization of scale. Flawed though Christians mightily are. It is a kind of hubris to look at that suffering that exists in the third world and think that it's because of you, it isn't because of you. It's because of these systems, and and the people in those settings have no power to overthrow them and what we're seeing in Cuba right now, they're, not just winners in their heart. They are probably losers of by God, their brave. They are actually
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