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Guys, this is the third Tuesday in a row, okay, that I'm going to be bringing you content
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about the pure evil going on in American public schools, okay?
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And, guys, I don't want to talk about this every week.
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I want to talk about other stuff.
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I actually had to bump something that I wanted to talk about today so I could talk about
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this story into my non-American audience.
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I know there's a lot of you out there, again, I'm just focusing on stuff that's happening
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in my neck of the woods on, you know, my home soil, but this is also something that you need
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to be worried about as well, especially if it's the countries that I know are actually
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listening to this show, but it won't be the last time that I'll have to talk about this
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stuff, unfortunately.
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I'm sure this isn't going to be the last time, but here we go again.
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The reason I'm going to be talking about this particular story today is because the mainstream
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media has either completely shut this story out or is actively gaslighting the public
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on that in details as to what's going on there.
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They're leaving a lot of important context out, that kind of a thing, but we're going
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to walk through a bunch of stuff here and I'm going to try to keep it all straight because
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there's a lot of stuff to get into, but I'll just do my best, I'll make sure to give you
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the dates and all that.
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So let's go ahead and launch him.
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You know, on June the 22nd of 2021, okay, there were videos and pictures of a school
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board meeting in Loudoun County, Virginia, and they went viral, okay.
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So the school board meeting featured debate and public comments on critical race theory
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content in the classrooms and also a new transgender policy that they wanted to enact for transgender
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students that were in their school.
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Essentially, the transgender student policy would require faculty and staff at the school
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to quote unquote, affirm the chosen gender identities of their students, you know, refer
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to them by their preferred pronouns, they would allow students to use bathrooms of their choice
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regardless of their biological sex and so on and so forth.
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It's the stuff that you're fairly familiar with.
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So a lot of parents were not really happy with this.
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And so at this June 22nd school board meeting, they were voicing their disdain and they were
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voicing it very loudly, okay, and they, they certainly were not on their best behavior
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when they were doing that.
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A lot has been made about the, you know, the fact that they weren't exactly being coothed.
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They were being rather uncouth and they weren't being very nice and you know, who could blame
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them, but neither were all the people that were in support of critical race theory and
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the transgender student policies because there were a lot of activists there that you're
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not hearing about in the media at this June 22nd thing.
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They're only talking about the angry parents, right?
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But then because of the disturbance that was being caused at the school board meeting
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and after repeated warnings for everyone to simmer down again on both sides of the issue,
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the school board unanimously voted to end the public comment section of the meeting, which
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absolutely blew the lid off the place because that's why they're there.
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They're not there to listen to you.
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They're there so you can listen to them because they were elected by you and they're paid
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for with their tax dollars.
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So at the same time, your job is being taken care of by these people.
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You have to listen to them.
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And so when you say, oh, we're not going to listen to the public anymore, you should
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assume that you're not going to get a positive reaction there.
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So then rather shockingly, actually, the Loudoun County Sheriff's office declared that the meeting
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was an unlawful assembly, okay, because I guess they couldn't really, you know, get
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it under control and they threatened any parents that didn't leave immediately that they would
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be arrested for trespassing, okay?
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So then there were actually multiple reports.
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I remember this at the time of two different people actually being arrested at this Loudoun
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County Virginia School Board meeting.
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And for what, you know, for all we knew, we were just left to assume that it was because
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of trespassing or disturbing the peace, okay, which is not even close to what happened,
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okay?
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One of the men arrested that day was a guy named Scott Smith.
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He's a plumber, works in that area of business owner.
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There you go.
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But Smith's arrest in particular went viral.
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You know, Smith is the father of a student there in Loudoun County, Virginia School District.
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And he was arrested and his face was bloodied and his shirt was up over his belly.
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And it was, you know, his crack was hanging out as he was being dragged out, basically
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on his face by the cops.
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You know, there was just, you basically saw a video of this struggle.
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And then you saw the horrible pictures and you saw all these different things.
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You saw the mugshot.
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It just didn't really look good for him, okay?
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He became the poster child, right?
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For these domestic terrorists, according to the National School Boards Association.
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And if you're not sure what I'm talking about, go back to last week, episode 245.
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It's called when the government treats parents like domestic terrorists.
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So all summer and into the fall, we've seen it's guys like Scott Smith.
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It's guys like these people that they're the ones that we got to be worried about, okay?
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These are the ones that we really got to be worried about because they're making our
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jobs in our schools, thus less safe, right?
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So everyone just assumed that Scott Smith was furious about the proceedings of that June
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22nd school board meeting and he just lost his temper.
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You know, he just blew his lid.
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But that wasn't even close to the whole story, okay?
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But let's fast forward to Monday, October the 11th.
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The Daily Wire broke an exclusive investigative report by Luke Rosiac, Rosiac, which turns
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out to be really one of the most horrific cover up stories that I think I've ever heard
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of, okay?
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Because it's concerning children.
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Now, as a quick aside for this episode and also for a lot of episodes, I use the Daily
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Wire.
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I cite them quite a bit.
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Now, I don't cite them for everything.
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I try to make sure there's a plethora of different sources, but I feel like the Daily
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Wire, they obviously, when they're doing editorializing, that's coming from a conservative worldview.
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But they're taking most things.
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They're trying to be centrist in terms of, I want to get you the content.
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I want to get you the information, what's really happening on the ground.
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And they're the ones that broke this story.
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So anyone that's like, Oh, you're just talking about the Daily Wire.
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They're the ones that broke the story.
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No one else broke the story.
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So the Wall Street Journal didn't, you know, New York Times didn't do it.
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You know, Fox News didn't do it.
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It was the Daily Wire, okay?
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So according to Rosiac at the Daily Wire, at this June 22nd school board meeting, the
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Loudoun County Public Schools superintendent, a guy named Scott Ziegler and other school
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board members lectured the public, you know, essentially treating them like morons, saying
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that their public concerns about the transgender policy was all in their heads like, you know,
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there's no issue with transgender students.
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We just need to be more accepting and more loving.
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There's no problems going on in the bathrooms.
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There's no bathroom debates or anything like that.
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Everything's just fine.
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If you don't think so, you're a bigot and an idiot, right?
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But he also said that their school system had no record.
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Again, this is a superintendent.
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He said their school district had no record whatsoever of any assaults occurring in any
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school bathrooms, okay?
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Which is obviously a concern for parents with girls when the school district allows boys
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that think they're girls into the girls' restrooms.
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That's an obvious concern for any father that has a daughter, okay?
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But here's an interaction between school board member Beth Bartz and superintendent Ziegler.
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So this is Bartz.
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Our students do not need to be protected and they are not in danger.
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Do we have assaults in the bathrooms or locker rooms regularly?
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And this was Ziegler's response.
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To my knowledge, we don't have any record of assaults occurring in our restrooms, okay?
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And I want you to remember that he said that.
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He says to my knowledge, we don't have any record of assaults occurring in our restrooms.
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Now, a little side note on Bartz, this is the person that Ziegler was talking to.
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She was stripped of her committee assignments back in the day by people that agreed with
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her because she was such an absolute turn to parents that disagreed with her on her, you
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know, progressive policy prescriptions.
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Okay.
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So this person's a nutcase.
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She's a zealot.
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She's a left wing ideologue.
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She's a crazy person, right?
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But she basically, when she was taken out of all of her committee assignments, she went
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to a Facebook group and she couldn't really do it because, you know, you know, she was
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a public official and all those different things.
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But she in this group encouraged parents that agreed with her left wing radical crazy progressive
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policy agenda to dox the parents that were on the other side.
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So find out who these parents are to post their names, their addresses, the businesses
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they own, all these, everything.
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So that's this person.
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She's on the school board.
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So here's another interaction.
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We'll go back to a superintendent Ziegler that he's having with the chair of the school
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board named Brenda Sheridan.
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So this is Sheridan.
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Have we had any issues involving transgender students in our bathrooms or locker rooms?
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And this is Ziegler's response.
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Time magazine in 2016 called that a red herring that the data was simply not playing out that
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transgender students were more likely to assault cisgender students in restrooms.
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That then were other students.
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In fact, regardless of the gender identity of the student, if a crime or violation of
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the rules were committed, that would be investigated and dealt with to the full extent of the
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rules of law.
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I think it's important to keep our perspective on this.
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We've heard it several times tonight from our public speakers, but the predator transgender
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student or person simply does not exist.
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I want you to remember that he said that as well.
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Okay.
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And then when we fast forward from there to August the 11th, the school board will actually,
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you know, we kind of have to go back in time.
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But on August the 11th, the school board voted to approve this transgender policy.
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So it's going to be enforced, something that all the, you know, people had to kind of take
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into account.
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But now let's actually go back to Scott Smith.
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Okay.
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This is the parent that was that was arrested at the school board meeting back on the 22nd
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of June.
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So I'm going to be reading directly from rosy accent reporting at the daily wire.com here.
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What people did not know is that weeks prior on May the 28th, Smith says a boy allegedly
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wearing a skirt entered the girls bathroom at nearby Stonebridge high school where he sexually
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assaulted Smith's ninth grade daughter.
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And you know, before I continue, a little bit of a graphic warning here.
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So if you're listening to this with kids, it will get fairly graphic.
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You're going to have to have some conversations if you don't heed my warning.
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So there's your fair warning back to the reporting juvenile records are sealed.
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But Smith's attorney Elizabeth Lancaster told the daily wire that a boy was charged with
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two counts of forcible sodomy, one count of anal sodomy and one count of forcible filatio
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or oral sex related to the incident that day at that school.
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So a boy in a dress goes into a girls bathroom and forcibly butt and face rapes, a ninth
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grader.
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That's great.
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Well, let's keep going.
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The, the thing that happened at the June 22nd meeting, a June 22nd school board meeting.
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The reason why Scott Smith got arrested is because, uh, there was an activist there who
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was wearing this rainbow shirt left wing activists.
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She apparently came up and was saying something to Scott Smith's wife, Scott, you know, Smith
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kind of intervene.
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Like, Hey, what are you saying?
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And Scott Smith tried to explain to this lady that look, I don't think that we should
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do this because, you know, we're, we're gay affirming and we're fine with all that.
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But my child was raped in a bathroom by a boy wearing a dress.
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And this left wing activist said, sir, that's not what happened.
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Um, left wing kook who just showed up there, right?
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Some stay at home mom that just supports everything that Bernie Sanders or Joe Biden
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or Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton or any of those people would say came up and told his
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father that, no, no, no, no, no, your daughter was a raped.
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You're mistaken.
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So obviously this didn't make him very happy with, with kind of what was going on there.
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But then this left wing activist kind of gotten his face and was like, look, I'm going to
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ruin you.
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I'm going to ruin you and your business because you're a bigot and you're spreading this
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hate, you know, I'm going to, I'm going to run your, your plumbing, uh, you know, company
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into the ground.
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Like I'm going to just destroy you on social media.
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And so they start getting into it like verbally, right?
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So Scott Smith and this later kind of getting into it.
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And then a cop comes up behind Scott Smith and kind of grabs his arm, which again, this
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kind of goes to when people talk about gender privilege or something like that.
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Notice how they didn't try to get the woman away from him.
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They tried to get the man away from her, but, you know, I'll digress here.
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And so as soon as he feels somebody grabbing his arm from behind, he kind of whips his
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arm like, Hey, don't touch me. And then he starts just basically pushing people.
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And he ended up, he was pushing three sheriff's deputies.
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And so they tackle him.
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They take him down.
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They punch him in the face.
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He's all bloody.
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And you know, he's handcuffed and he's taken out there for, you know, disturbing the peace
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and, and the kind of the whole nine yards, right?
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That's basically what happened.
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But then interestingly enough, Loudon County's, you know, very progressive top prosecutor,
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a woman named Buddha Bibberage, I believe is how you say it will say Bibberage.
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She literally showed up in court to personally prosecute Smith for disorderly conduct and
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resisting arrest.
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Okay. And the judge in this case was basically like, I've never actually had a disorderly
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conduct thing go through the system like ever in his entire life, basically arrested for
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disorderly conduct.
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But no one's ever actually like gets in trouble for that, like that they don't actually go
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down for that.
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They don't end up doing time.
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But this very progressive prosecutor wanted to make sure that this father of a raped child
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was going to actually have to serve prison time, right?
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For this misdemeanor.
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And we'll do way more, you know, talking about that here in just a second, but now I'm going
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to go back to May the 28th.
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Okay.
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So that was the day that, you know, a lot of this stuff went down.
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So Smith was called to the school by school officials, okay?
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He was told that his daughter was assaulted, you know, just assaulted by a boy in a bathroom
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in school.
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And he thought as he's driving up there and as he's walking into the school that his
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daughter had been beaten up, which is bad enough, you know, you know, parent wants her
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kid to get beat up.
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But that's what he was thinking.
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But obviously it was much worse than that.
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So when he arrived at the school, it became clear to Smith, you know, very quickly that
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his daughter wasn't just assaulted that she was actually raped.
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Okay.
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Then the school officials, this is, this is crazy.
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This is absolutely crazy.
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The school officials told Smith that they were going to handle this situation in house.
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The school was going to handle a violent rape in house, in house, meaning no law enforcement,
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no legal intervention, they were just going to handle in house.
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Now, I've heard of schools handling, you know, theft in house.
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I've heard of school handling, you know, fist fights, right between two kids, I get into
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an argument and a fist.
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I've heard of all those things being handled in house.
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And I've been, I've also heard of some of those things being turned over to the authorities,
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a violent rape, a violent sodomizing of another human being. They were just going to handle
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it in house. And there's a reason for that. So Smith, the dad, as you can imagine, he
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absolutely flips out. He absolutely flips out. He calls the principal a pussy. He starts
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making a major scene, right? A major scene. So sheriff's deputies were eventually called
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to the scene, but not to deal with the violent rapist. Mind you, no, no, no, no, no, no, but
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to deal with Smith. The school didn't want to call the sheriff's. They didn't want to
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call the law to deal with the rapist, but they did want to do it to deal with an angry
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father. Really? Because he was making a scene. Just think about that. And so the good thing
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about this is that Smith was actually not arrested for causing a disturbance. Apparently
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the sheriff's kind of figured out what was going on in the deputies escorted Smith and
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his daughter to the hospital where they administered a rape kit, which confirmed that the daughter
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was indeed raped. Okay. So the same day at 448 PM, the principal sent out an email to
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the school community. And I'm just going to read that it's a short email. I just want
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to read this because just this is just crazy what this guy is actually focusing on. So here
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we go. Good evening Stone Bridge families. This is Stone Bridge principal Tim Flynn.
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There was an incident in the main office area today that required the Loudon County Sheriff's
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office to dispatch deputies to Stone Bridge. The incident was confirmed was confined to
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the main office in the entrance area to the school. There was no threat to the safety of
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the student body. The incident was witnessed by a small number of students who were meeting
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with staff adjacent to the main office counseling services and the services of our unified mental
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health team are available for any student who may need to talk about today's incident.
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Students might have noticed sheriff's office personnel on campus. And I wanted to let you
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know that something out of the ordinary happened at school today. The safety of our students
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and staff is the top priority of Loudon County public schools remember he said that as well.
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This is going to be the remember that this guy said this thing in the past episode, right?
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So we got superintendent. Now we got the principal, you know, they're they're just so concerned
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with the student safety, right? And gosh darn it. If a if a kid saw a guy making a scene
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in the office that that kid may need counseling because he can't handle somebody getting angry,
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right? Like that that's somehow beyond the pale for a kid to be able to deal with. You
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want to talk about the coddling of the American mind? My goodness. So this is where the story
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this is a part of the story where it somehow gets worse. I have no idea how a story like
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this, you know, about the brutal rape of a kid, a girl in a girl's bathroom by a kid
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that dresses up as a girl, but is a boy. I can't imagine this being worse, but here we
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go. Smith was guaranteed again, the dad he was guaranteed by the juvenile court prosecutors
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that, you know, we're dealing with his daughter's rapist that the boy, the rapist would be
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held responsible for his actions, right? And that he would be confined to house arrest
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until his likely conviction on October the 14th. Okay. So that was his court date. And
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that's where he would likely be giving a guilty plea to a lesser sexual assault charge, right?
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Which I don't personally agree with. Again, I think rapist should all be castrated and
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killed. That's just me. The kids, a kid, maybe you think that something different should
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happen to him. That's kind of where I fall in it. But likely the kid would plead guilty
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to, you know, felony aggravated sexual battery or something like that. So Smith was convinced
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also to keep quiet about this situation, because he didn't want to accidentally mess up the
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prosecution, you know, of this she he rapist demon by, you know, saying things in the public
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eye and, you know, kind of messing with the case. And we've all heard about things that,
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you know, where somebody says something in public and then it messes up the case, they
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can't prosecute. So the dad was basically convinced, Hey, we got to keep this within
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the family right now. Let's not talk about it. But we're going to go back to rosy acts
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reporting here. Okay. But on October the sixth, okay, remember that the assault of the first
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girl was, you know, in May of that year. Now this is October the six. According to Loudon
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County Sheriff's office, a 15 year old was charged with sexual battery and abduction after
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police said he forced a girl into an empty classroom, held her against her will and touched
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her inappropriately. Lancaster, that Smith is attorney says the suspect is the same boy
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that allegedly attacked Smith's daughter. So apparently the child rapist wasn't actually
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on house arrest until October 14 whenever they had, you know, whenever they were going
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to have his court date, because on October the sixth at a different school in the Loudon
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County School District, he sexually assaulted another girl. Loudon County School District
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evidently just moved him to a different school. They moved a rapist to a different school
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in the same school district. And I'm assuming they didn't send the letter out to all the
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parents in that grade or in that school or in that community that, hey, by the way, this
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kid who has been arrested for forcibly sodomizing another human being, he's going to be in your
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school just in case you wanted to know that. Nah, they didn't inform anybody. Now there
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has been some updates on this story since the initial story broke. So I'm just going
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to go through these very quickly. So Loudon County Public Schools might actually need to
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be renamed rape public schools because it's just, it's just crazy to me. I'll go back
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to the reporting here. I was going to go into some other subjects, but Rosiac actually report
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on this as well. Loudon County Public Schools did not record multiple known incidents of
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alleged sexual assault in schools dating back several years, despite a law that requires
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statistics about school safety incidents to be reported to the public and which includes
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provisions holding school superintendents personally liable for violations, a daily
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wire review of public records found. So there you go guys. There's more of that in the show
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notes. You can check that out. You can just find the entire story so you can read into
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all the details. And this is kind of an aside because I can't really spend, you know, today
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talking about this because it's such a big topic, but everyone loves to talk about rightfully.
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So the sexual abuse scandal that was or is going on in the Catholic church, but they
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ignore Protestant churches. They ignore schools. They ignore all these different things. Guys,
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this stuff happens all the time. Happened to my high school. There was a, you know, a
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high school teacher that would, you know, hit on all the girls and, you know, hit on my
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girlfriend and different things like that and wouldn't, you know, a few years down the
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road, he's having sex with one of his students, right? This is a married father of like, you
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know, two or three kids, but these things happen all the time. Okay. And it's not reported on
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nearly enough. It's kind of swept under the rug. It's like, anyway, we'll get more into
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kind of, well, how that's even crazy here a little bit, but that was one update. But
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also the Smith family is suing Loudoun County public schools. So this is from Charlotte
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Penn's bond at the Daily Wire. The family of a girl who was allegedly raped in her school
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bathroom is pursuing civil action against Loudoun County public schools under the provision
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of Title nine after the release of the Daily Wire's blockbuster report, alleging that Loudoun
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County public schools covered up the sexual assault. And so that's, that's an interesting
20:36
thing here that I think most people aren't really talking about. And again, you can get
20:39
that story all in the show notes as well is that these families are supposed to just kind
20:43
of sit here and take it, right? But we do live in a fairly litigious society. But if there's
20:46
ever been a family that need to sue somebody for something, I think this is a pretty darn
20:49
good case. But then also Bart's bites the dust. So this is from Eric Keaton are at the
20:54
Daily Wire. Beth Bart's a far left member of the Loudoun County school board district
20:58
has resigned from her position. First elected in 2019, Bart's has been criticized by parents
21:02
groups over critical race theory and transgender policies in the school system, her resignation,
21:07
which will take effect on November the 2nd of 2021, staves off an ongoing recall attempt.
21:13
So this is the woman from earlier that was like, basically, nothing's going on here.
21:16
This is the same woman that wanted to docks you if you're on the other side of her positions.
21:20
That the, you know, link to all that is in the show notes as well. But this is the most
21:23
egregious thing that I've seen and all the updates because the updates were coming fast
21:26
and furious since last Monday. Okay. But this was the most egregious, the superintendent
21:29
Ziegler. Okay, who's coming up again? He's either a liar or a complete idiot. Okay. So
21:34
remember this from earlier in the show. Bart's asked him, "Our students do not need to be
21:37
protected and they are not in danger. Do we have assaults in our bathrooms or locker rooms
21:41
regularly?" And Ziegler said, "To my knowledge, we don't have any record of assaults occurring
21:46
in our restrooms." Okay. Now, there's a great article in the show notes again that I'm
21:51
going to be loading you up in the show notes today that goes into all the different crazy
21:54
crap Ziegler has said since all this blew up, including how this is all somehow Trump's fault.
22:00
I'm not kidding you. Somehow this has to do with Donald Trump. But this is from Emily
22:05
Zanati at the Daily Wire. Finally, Ziegler addressed his comments suggesting that LCPS
22:10
that's Loudoun County Public Schools had not had an alleged sexual assault in the bathroom,
22:14
claiming that he wrongly interpreted the question he was being asked. And this is a direct quote
22:19
from him.
22:20
Board member Bart's asked a question about discipline, about discipline incidents in the
22:24
bathrooms that I wrongfully interpreted as incidents involving transgender and gender
22:28
fluid students. I did this because I was viewing the question in the light of the general questions
22:33
and the debate around policy 0 or 8, 0, 4, 0. That was occurring at the time. Multiple
22:38
board members asked questions about the process, the experience of students and plans for transgender
22:43
students and bathroom use during that discussion. My mindset was in that line with the subject.
22:48
At another point in the conversation, chair shared and asked a question specifically about
22:52
incidents involving transgender students. And I responded in the same way. I regret that
22:56
my comments were misleading. And I apologize for the distress that air caused families.
23:01
I should have asked board member Bart's clarifying questions to get to the root of her question
23:05
rather than assuming what she meant. I will do better in the future. I mean, the gall
23:10
of this guy. Oh, no, no, I didn't answer just thinking about all alleged rapes and sodomies
23:16
that have gone on in our bathrooms. I thought you were just talking about the ones that
23:20
involve transgender and gender fluid students. That was his excuse. You want to talk about
23:26
gaslighting? What an excuse. Okay. And guys, there will certainly be more fallout from
23:30
this whole situation. So just make sure you follow the daily wire for the reporting. Because
23:33
again, I got other subjects I got to get to. I don't know if I'm going to be able to keep
23:36
up with this one as much as I would like to or talk about here on this show. But this
23:39
story matters for a lot of reasons. Okay, it is important for a lot of reasons. So we're
23:44
going to go into that. The first reason that I thought of is that school boards, you know,
23:47
like the one in Loudoun County, Virginia, they would much rather avoid even the appearance
23:52
of being bigoted as opposed to ensuring the safety of its student body. This is the ultimate
23:58
cover up. Okay. Because the thing that's not talked about enough in this case is that the
24:03
rapist in this case apparently identifies as bisexual and gender fluid. So when when
24:09
that guy said that Ziegler said it had, oh, I didn't think you were talking about, you
24:13
know, students that, you know, we're transgender people that are on the gender fluid spectrum
24:17
are still in that transgender spectrum as well. And he just completely ignores it. And this
24:23
kid, this rapist is reportedly, he likes wearing dresses and, you know, who wear a dress one
24:27
day who are jeans the next day, he kind of can't figure it out. That goes back to the
24:31
gender fluidity part of what he's doing. But he was doing so that the day that he raped
24:38
this girl, you know, butt raped her and face raped her that day he was wearing a dress.
24:43
He was gender fluid that day. He was a female that day, right? But the school board, you
24:49
know, this wild left wing progressive school board, they knew, they knew that if a story
24:55
like this got out into the public, that they'd never be able to pass their transgender student
25:00
policy. And that had to be preserved above all else. Just think about it. Why else do
25:07
you think they wanted to handle the initial rape in house, if not to protect their precious
25:12
policy, if not to protect their left wing progressive agenda, right? Because if parents
25:19
were talking about this, because we're not talking about the ethereal anymore, right?
25:23
We're not talking about something that could happen. The parents would have had to reckon
25:27
with what was happening. And if the school board, or if the if the community had known
25:32
about this before the school board approved it and let it go through, like if the community
25:37
knew about it, and then they approved it, every single one of those people would be taken
25:41
out of office. All of them would have been recalled immediately. They couldn't have that
25:46
because they wanted to get their agenda through. And they also wanted to keep power. That's
25:50
a really important thing to think about. But also the mainstream media will avoid stories
25:54
like this one because it goes against their agenda, goes against their narrative. Okay.
25:57
But if they're forced to cover it, they will do so incompletely or they will gaslight you.
26:01
So the Washington Post, they finally reported on it late last week, but they left out a
26:04
bunch of contexts, you know, very important contests. And then there's also this gaslighting
26:08
going on from different journalists. You know, this was an anecdotal incident. You know,
26:12
this was a one off. This assault happened without the transgender policy in place. So
26:17
it's not the transgender policies fault. You know, the person who allegedly assaulted
26:20
the girl doesn't even identify as trans. It's all this gaslighting that people can't see
26:24
in front of their own eyes. This kid identifies himself as gender fluid, right? So constantly,
26:31
he's just floating back and forth between male and female. Okay. But for people that
26:35
are reasonable for people whose prefrontal cortex is actually work, we know that that's
26:40
not the case. That's not a possible thing that can happen. But this kid believes it.
26:44
This young boy believes that he believes that he can be a girl one moment or contrastingly,
26:51
he's faking. Remember all these stories? You probably heard of these stories of people
26:55
that go to prisons and they're in states where if you say that you're transgender, they have
26:59
to put you in the prison that is that goes with the gender that you feel, not your assigned
27:04
gender at birth, right? So you have these women in women's prisons getting raped by men because
27:10
the man's like, Oh, no, no, no, no, I'm a woman. And then they go in there and brutally
27:14
rape people and predinate them right in a woman's prison. Now, I don't know anything
27:19
about this kid. I don't know him personally. I don't know anything about his situation,
27:22
right? I'm sure we're gonna learn a whole lot more about him over the next several months.
27:26
But is this possible that in order to get into these women's bathrooms, because we can't
27:32
assume that this is the only two times as kid has done this, he pulls one girl into a classroom
27:37
and does a bunch of stuff to her, pulls one girl into the bathroom and rapes her. Are we
27:41
assuming these are the only two times this person has done this? If this is a sexual
27:44
predator, which he absolutely sounds like one, can we assume that maybe he was wearing
27:48
a dress because it would be easier for him to get access to his victims? Is that possible?
27:53
Am I the most bigoted person ever for pointing that out? But also the story is very important.
27:59
And I've talked about this basically every episode leading up to this one. If it can happen
28:02
in Loudoun County, Virginia, it can happen in your school district. Guys, go back to
28:07
243 episode, 243 of this podcast is called normalizing pedophilia, your kids classroom
28:11
and library. We talk about all these different, you know, books and different types of teaching
28:16
environments that are happening in our schools and these pornographic and pedophilic books that
28:20
are happening that are in schools all over the place, including schools that are, you
28:24
know, a stone's throw away from my house, right? And we're going to go back to Rosie
28:27
Act because I think he pointed out a couple of really important things in his reporting.
28:31
In November of 2019, progressive activists won public office in Loudoun County with a
28:36
with as little as 51% of the vote and democratic control was cemented. It is a peculiarity
28:40
of Virginia law that local elections are held in odd numbered years, leading to low turnout
28:45
elections that can be carried by small numbers of people with strong beliefs. Some of these
28:49
elections were defined by the brazen intervention of outside interests. It was clear that they
28:54
were often more interested in national politics than in the everyday concerns of local residents.
28:59
Okay. So, you know, talked about, you know, the brazen intervention of outside interest,
29:03
George Soros spent almost a million dollars to get that prosecutor I talked about earlier,
29:08
the one that wanted to just bury Scott Smith, you know, uh, but bibberish or whatever her
29:12
name is, he spent a million dollars to try to get her in office. The opponent spent just
29:17
over a hundred thousand dollars, right? Just over a hundred thousand dollars and only lost
29:22
by one percent. And you've heard people talk about this before that George Soros. So is
29:26
George Soros's mo is that he will get a really, really left wing person in office. And then
29:30
he will primary that person with someone that's even more left wing than them. That's kind
29:34
of his deal. And so you're worried about your local community, but the people that are being
29:38
put in these positions of power, they're not worried about the local community as much
29:41
as they're worried about the national narrative. Because again, a lot of these people have
29:44
more of kind of a left wing Marxist authoritarian mindset to where they want everything to be
29:48
top down from the federal government. They don't want States rights. They don't want local
29:52
municipalities rights. They don't want county rights. They don't want any of those things.
29:55
They want you to just do exactly what they say. And they want every single tie in Washington
29:59
to be blue. And for you to just take it, just bend over and take it. Right. That's exactly
30:03
what they want. But also from rosy act, those Smith's daughter has been allegedly raped and
30:08
separately beaten at school. The teen has adopted increasingly strong progressive views
30:12
over the course of her tenure at LCPS. Okay. Where does she get these ideas from school?
30:18
Obviously just said that was the mom. It's not from our home. So this is the mom of the
30:23
little girl that was raped saying that she has these very left leaning ideas that she
30:30
didn't get from the household. The household seems to be pretty moderate from the things
30:34
that I'm seeing about mom and dad, mom and dad Smith, right? But whenever you're at this
30:39
public school, again, this was an ninth grader. So presumably she's been in public school
30:43
since she was in kindergarten. So for all of those years, for a decade, she's been indoctrinated.
30:49
This little girl has been indoctrinated into these leftist ideologies, into these dangerous
30:56
satanic ideologies. This isn't about, you know, liberal, conservative, any of those things.
31:01
This is about leftism, which is a completely separate thing thing entirely from liberalism.
31:07
But here's the mom that's dealing with her daughter in the fallout. That's obviously
31:11
going to have a ripple effect that's going to follow this family for the rest of their
31:14
lives. And they're worried about their daughter's mindset because she's, she's picked up these
31:19
strongly progressive views. So if her daughter was a voting age, she likely would have voted
31:24
for the transgender policy and yet look at what something, you know, one of the, the
31:29
logical outworkings of this policy is done. If you have a predator in your school, all
31:35
they have to do to get closer to the prey is wear a dress and say, respect my pronouns.
31:40
You big it. Right. But also the story has some downstream political consequences. Okay.
31:45
So this story in one county of Virginia, it affects the Virginia gubernatorial race. Okay.
31:50
So this year on November the 2nd, there is an election between Democrat Terry McAuliffe
31:54
and Republican Glenn Yunken, which I've talked about before. So Terry McAuliffe was the guy
31:58
that basically said, you know, add a debate that, Hey, we don't need parents coming in
32:02
and telling us what, what to teach their kids. We decide that you just deal with it, right?
32:06
Which has been terrible for him in light of all the things that have been happening with
32:09
this story. But you might have wondered, you know, as an aside, why governor blackface
32:13
or, you know, KKK, hey, hoodie guy, you know, Ralph Northam, why he can't run for reelection.
32:17
The constitution of Virginia actually doesn't allow for you, a governor's to serve consecutive
32:21
terms. So Ralph Northam is going to have to go do something else. Maybe he can run the
32:24
NAACP or if he's not feeling like doing the blackface thing that day, maybe he can
32:28
run, you know, his favorite white supremacist organization. But this type of a guy, you
32:33
know, Terry McAuliffe going back to Terry McAuliffe, he's trying to make sure that they
32:36
can solidify what they've been able to do in the state of Virginia, which that the state
32:39
of Virginia basically went from red to blue. They skipped the purple stage, right? But
32:45
if Glenn Yunken wins this race, if the Republican wins this race, that is going to be a massive
32:51
siren warning to everybody in the country that what leftists want to do with Democrats
32:57
in the country, the United States want to do is not popular with parents. That parents
33:01
were asleep pre 2019. They were asleep pre COVID, right? They're not asleep anymore. They
33:08
they're hip to what you're trying to do. They're they're trying to they're trying to intercede
33:12
now on behalf of their children, because maybe they they can't do the private school thing
33:15
or the homeschool thing. It doesn't really work for that family. But they want to make
33:18
sure that when they send their kids to your school that they're not being indoctrinated,
33:21
right? That they're actually being taught something. Again, I say this all the time.
33:25
We just can't get their entire classrooms to get up to grade level standards. And yet
33:29
we want them talking about critical race theory. And yet we want them talking about gender
33:32
fluidity, right? We want them talking about the whole array of LGBTQ issues, like really?
33:37
Of course not. Of course we don't. So there's obviously going to be some consequences there.
33:41
So I would keep an eye on that race there on November the 2nd, but also the 2022 midterms,
33:45
which is so dumb. I feel like we're already talking about these midterms. We didn't talk
33:48
about the midterms since the moment we all realized that Donald Trump actually lost.
33:51
But then when you go into the midterms, the midterms look horrible for the Democrats and
33:55
just based solely on the fact that Joe Biden, co-president Biden is horrible. Like he's
34:00
terrible at this with which anybody could have known was going to happen. I think the only
34:05
Republican that he could have beaten was Donald Trump, right? Because the media absolutely
34:09
had it out for Donald Trump, but it's been an absolutely horrific year for the Biden
34:14
administration. They don't have any big wins. You know, they're probably going to get something
34:16
on this spending bill by the end of the year, but it's not going to be all that they wanted.
34:19
But they were probably already going to get shellacked in the midterms. But if in a blue
34:24
state, a solidly blue state, a state that moved right from red to blue, if that state
34:30
elects a Republican governor, man, I think it's going to be even worse in 2022 because
34:35
I don't think the Democrats are smart enough to stop their agenda because it's the agenda
34:39
at all costs now because a guy like Joe Biden, he's not an actual moderate. He might be in
34:44
his bones, but he's not going to legislate that way because his party is going so much
34:47
farther left than he ever could have imagined. And if they keep doing that over the next
34:52
13 months, they're going to get absolutely destroyed. But then that goes into the downstream
34:56
consequences of 2024, right? So there's going to be House and Senate seats up in 24. But
35:02
also the president's office, the office of the president is going to be up again. And
35:07
I think that the Republicans, if things stay on this trajectory, which a lot can happen
35:10
by then, I mean, just look at the first three years of Trump and then the last year of Trump,
35:13
no one thought that there was going to be a global pandemic. But at the very, very end
35:17
of all this, I think Democrats are in serious trouble of losing the White House, even though
35:22
I think they're probably going to lose the house in the Senate in 2022. And this is probably
35:25
going to make some some Trump is mad, but unless Donald Trump runs, I think a Republican
35:31
is going to win. So the way that I mean that is like, I think just about any Republican,
35:36
even any major Republican right now could beat Joe Biden in a race, but I'm not sure
35:41
that Donald Trump can. I don't think it has nearly as much to do with Donald Trump as
35:44
it has to do with everything that's surrounding Donald Trump. And you know, we'll talk about
35:48
this later, whenever he actually throws his hat in that he is going to actually run because
35:52
no one else in the Republican party is going to be able to overtake him, right? And then,
35:56
you know, if someone does, they're going to be able to, you know, all those Trump people,
35:59
all those MAGA people are going to be sitting home. This could be a major, major issue moving
36:03
forward for the Republicans is what do you do with Donald Trump? If he doesn't want to
36:06
get out of the way, right? And you know, so I'll just kind of go and hop off here because
36:09
this isn't about Donald Trump. This isn't about, you know, the election, whether it was stolen
36:12
on January 6th, any of that kind of stuff. But again, there's going to be a lot of downstream
36:16
consequences of a story like this. The only thing that I hope for the voters of Virginia
36:20
is that they remember stories like this, you know, around three weeks from now, when they're
36:24
voting or two weeks from now, when they're voting for this, when they're voting for governor,
36:28
because Terry McAuliffe wants to do things his way, the democratic way, the shut up and
36:33
take it way that this is what we're going to do with your kids. And you're just going
36:36
to have shut up and deal with it, right? And you need to figure out if you're in Virginia,
36:41
that's what you want. And if you're one of those people that doesn't really like to get
36:43
involved in politics, but you want your kids not to be indoctrinated when they're in their
36:47
K through 12 classrooms, you might need to get off your button vote that year. Okay. But
36:51
the last thing in terms of this story that I think is really important to talk with and
36:54
then we'll wrap up is you, you know, the concerned American parent will be branded a bigot if
37:00
you oppose transgender policies like the one that went into effect in Loudoun County, Virginia.
37:07
And I say, where that badge proudly, where it proudly, because the thing is, it's just
37:14
because someone else says that you are something doesn't make you that something that they said
37:17
you are. Oh, you're a bigot, you're, you're anti-trans, you're anti-trans rights, all
37:21
those things. No, I'm not, you don't even technically have to dignify their stupid comment with
37:26
a response. But if they want to call you a bigot, say, sure, I'm a bigot, but as long
37:31
as I have to, if I have to be a bigot, but my kid is safe at school from a policy like
37:36
this, whether it enacts in a physical way, like it did for Scott Smith's daughter, or
37:41
just in a theoretical way in the minds of these children. Fine, fine. Wear a sticker
37:46
every day on your forehead. This is big. Just deal with it. Because again, I feel like Americans
37:51
are so terrified of being called a bigot that they don't want to stand up. Again, I talk
37:57
about this all the time, but in case you've missed it, I'll say it again. Republicans,
38:01
conservatives, Christians, people that can kind of, you know, coalesce into that type
38:05
of a group, they can never find a hill that's worth dying on. Especially conservative Christians
38:09
are just nice people. They don't really want to walk, rock the boat. They can't find a
38:14
hill worth dying on, right? But one day they will wake up and the war will have been won
38:18
by the other side and they will realize that they never picked up their helmet. They never
38:21
picked up their shield. They never picked up their sword. They never got into the fight.
38:26
But this is the reason that we do it. Why did I, you know, talk about Ephesians 511 again?
38:30
Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them is because it's our
38:34
duty to do that. And I'm talking specifically to the Christians right now. We're called
38:37
to be salt and light in this world. Well, salt can't is supposed to be a preservative,
38:42
but salt can't preserve anything if it's not salty. So I'm encouraging all of you to
38:46
get salty, especially on subjects like this. For you, what could be more important than
38:50
the potential indoctrination of your children under left wing gender theory? I may just
38:56
think about it because most of you are not going to experience and thank God for that.
38:59
You're not going to experience what Scott Smith and his family have had to experience.
39:02
But his daughter has experience, right? Being raped because policies like this are going
39:06
to make it easier for that. But you have an impact as to what happens at your kid's
39:10
school. Again, go back to episode 243. I give you an actual rundown of some of the things
39:15
that you can tangibly do to make sure your kids aren't being indoctrinated in this madness.
39:20
Even if they don't go to some sort of parochial school or private Christian school or something
39:23
like that, you can have an impact, but you just have to step up and be courageous. All
39:28
right, guys, before we let you go, we are going to do a quick resilience boost. As you
39:31
know, by now Adam Daunton life, our mission is equipping men to push back darkness with
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content that for just spiritual, mental and physical resilience. I'm just going to give
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you a rundown of all the articles today. So they're all from the daily wire. I'll just
39:41
read you the titles. Investigation, Loudoun County schools tried to conceal sexual assault
39:44
against daughter in bathroom. Father says Loudoun County schools did not record multiple alleged
39:49
sexual assaults over a period of years, despite state law record show, Loudoun County update
39:54
family of alleged rape victim to Sioux school district, Loudoun County school board member
39:58
resigns following daily wire investigation and Loudoun County superintendent apologizes
40:02
following the daily wire investigation claims he misunderstood question about bathroom sex
40:06
assaults. So all those articles are in order of how I talked about them or when I talked
40:10
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