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So guys, big episode today, okay?
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Because I had to like change this episode like seven times
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because breaking news became breaking, breaking news
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and then there was stuff that I wasn't aware of
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that I was made aware of
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and I'm kind of looking at my calendar of events.
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But this is the last quick hitters of 2022, okay?
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We're not gonna get back to doing, you know,
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news cycle stuff or anything on the quick hitter side of things
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until probably like mid January, 2023, okay?
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So we're gonna hit a ton of it today.
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And the reason is next week we're releasing three interviews,
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okay?
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And then the week after that, that's the last week of the year.
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And so that's when we typically do our wrap up.
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So we're gonna do our best podcast of the year,
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best books of the year
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and then we're gonna do a 2022 wrap up.
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And so, and then the first week of January,
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I think we've got a whole bunch of stuff already planned
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and already in the books and in the queue.
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And so we're not gonna get to a lot of stuff
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for a very, very long time.
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And man, just the last two or three weeks,
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there have been a lot of things that have come up.
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And so we're just going to empty the tank.
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I've got literally a note section on my phone
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that says quick hitters.
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And anytime I see something that's even vaguely interesting
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that I may want to talk about on the show,
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I put it in there and I'm just emptying, emptying it.
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Okay, I'm going into 2023 with a fresh, you know,
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blank sheet of paper or, you know, digital.
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It's on my phone, but you get the idea.
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We're gonna go into it and then we're gonna just check out
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the what's got, you know, what's gonna come for 2023
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and all the news stories and different things like that.
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So today on the podcast, we're gonna cover a lot of ground.
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So let me give you a little bit of a rundown right now
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and then we'll get into some other things here.
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So in our quick hitter segment,
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which is the entire thing today, pretty much,
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radical resurrection denying Reverend Raphael,
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Warnock, Wins, Re-election in Georgia,
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Kirsten Sinema, leaving the Democratic Party,
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Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky being named
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Time Magazine's Person of the Year,
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a major streaming platform allowing Casey Anthony
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to profit off of allegedly not killing her daughter Kaylee.
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The first openly trans Navy SEAL
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deciding to quote unquote detransition,
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the so-called Respect for Marriage Act
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passing the United States House representatives
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and being signed into law by co-president Biden.
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Child rapists in California serving prison sentences
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of less than a year.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom
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exploring reparations for the state's black residents.
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Loudoun County Superintendent and spokesman
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being criminally indicted for covering up a rape
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of one of their students.
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The continued release of the Twitter files.
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Shark Week being super duper racist, apparently.
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A $40,000 year Chicago private school
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organizing an event to let their students
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play with dildos and butt plugs.
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Yes, that's a real story.
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The man potentially responsible for the locker bee bombing
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in 1988 is arrested and now in U.S. custody.
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The United States women's national soccer team
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stealing money from the U.S. men's national soccer team.
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NBC News going full anti-natalist
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and the government of New Zealand kidnapping a child
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because his parents requested no vaccinated blood
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for their baby's surgery.
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Yeah, we're literally gonna cover all that on the show today.
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This might be a new personal record.
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This might be the longest solo episode
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that I've ever had in my entire life.
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But guys, I've got honey ready to go.
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I've got hot tea shout out to the Independence Fund
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and Sarah Varardo for shooting us this
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so that we can drink tea and keep the vocal cords
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going good to go.
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We've got throat lozenges, guys.
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And if you stick around until the very, very end,
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I've got a very, very quick story about me quitting
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during a jujitsu role here recently.
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And I learned a little something about myself.
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So I would like for you to stick around for that.
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Quick message before we get into something
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that's absolutely gonna make my skin crawl.
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I prepped this episode before this happened,
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but I just wanna give a rest in peace to Mike Leach
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and, you know, sending my prayers to his family
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and to his loved ones.
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He was the coach of Mississippi State
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in the SEC College Football.
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Formerly the coach of Washington State in Texas Tech
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and, you know, he coached some other places as well.
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I think he coached at OU back in the day.
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But this is the guy who's really changed the game
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of college football, a game that I happen to love
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to watch and a game that a lot of you guys love to watch.
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He had a massive heart attack.
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I think it was Sunday or Monday or something like that.
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And he did not make it.
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So heartbreaking stuff for that, for that university,
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for his family, for everybody involved there.
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And so just wanted to give my sincerest condolences
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to his loved ones there.
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But also it's a reminder guys that we never know
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when our time's up, right?
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He's preparing for next season.
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I'm sure he was doing recruiting and, you know,
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preparing for a bowl game and all kinds of other different
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things.
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And then, you know, boom, lights are out.
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So, you know, if you're not right with Jesus,
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probably something you should take care of, all right?
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And I don't know anything about him
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and his personal faith and all that.
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But just in general, if you don't know Jesus,
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if you don't know Christ, you need to.
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So we need to get into the main section for today
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before we get into the quick hitters.
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And that's why today's episode is called
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The Trans Agenda Doesn't Care About Your Red State, okay?
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So I had to change this episode right before recording,
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like literally right before I was gonna record this
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because I was made aware about this story
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that hits literally super close to home.
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So Redux is the website that's R-E-D-U-X-X.
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There was an article by Anna Slats.
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And it was released on December the 12th.
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So what would that be?
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I'm recording this on the 13th.
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I think I'm gonna release it today.
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So this was released yesterday, okay?
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Here's the headline.
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Trans student charged after reportedly assaulting
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two female students in school washroom, okay?
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Now, the headline is enough to grab my attention,
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but the picture that was with the headline
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or the tweet showed Edmund Memorial High School
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because that's where this happened.
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And the front doors of that school
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are just about 10 minutes away from my driveway, okay?
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So if I drive there, it's gonna take me about 10 minutes
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to get there.
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It's one of three six A public high schools
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in Edmund, Oklahoma.
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'Cause a lot of people are like,
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"Oh, Edmund, small town."
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It's like, you know, it's not enormous.
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It's not New York City, it's not San Francisco,
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but it's a decent sized town, okay?
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So quick side note before I start reading from this article
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because it's very, very important,
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the details on I'm gonna be getting into today.
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I super appreciate Anna Slats who wrote this article
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for using the pronouns that reflect truth, reality,
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and biology when she wrote this piece, okay?
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I very, very much so appreciate that, okay?
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Because you read some of these articles
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even from conservative outlets
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and they use the preferred pronouns
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and it just muddies the waters
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and you don't understand what's actually happening
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and you don't understand what truth is in the article.
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So let's go ahead and go to the article here
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'cause we're gonna spend a lot of time here
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before we get to the quick hitters.
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Two female students have been left with injuries
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after reportedly being assaulted by a trans-identified
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male student in the women's restroom
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at a high school in Edmund, Oklahoma.
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Redux has obtained a police report related
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to a violent assault that took place
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in a women's washroom at Edmund Memorial High School.
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The report dated October 26.
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So guys, we found out about this yesterday
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but the report was dated October 26, okay?
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Reveals that the trans-identified male student
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was handled or handed a juvenile summons
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after two female students were left with injuries
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following a fight he had reportedly initiated with them
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in the women's washroom.
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On October the 26 at approximately 8 a.m.,
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police responded to reports of a fight
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that had broken out at Memorial High School
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in a small community of Edmund, Oklahoma.
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Upon arriving, the officer found a female student
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with injuries to her face and head at the nurses station.
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The attending officer noted the female victim
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had several red areas on her face
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and that both of her eyes were beginning to swell.
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The officer conducted an interview with the victim
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whose full name was redacted due to her age.
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The female student advised the officer
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that the trans-identified student indicated
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by the letter A had approached her in the women's washroom
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while she was speaking to friends.
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She explained that A had tried to talk to her
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and she had ignored him, at which point A began
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to get angry and asked if she wanted to fight
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while approaching her with bald fists.
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The victim said that the trans-identified student
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hit her in the face and she indicated in her statement
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that she was not strong enough to fight back
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due to the force of the blow.
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The transgender student pulled the girl's hair
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and forced her to the ground,
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at which point he began to kick her in the face
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and punch her repeatedly.
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The women are the victim's friends
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who had been in the washroom at the time,
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witnessed the incident and were pleading with A
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to stop his assault.
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One of the other female students attempted to intervene
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and was punched twice on the left side
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of her face by the assailant.
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One witness indicated that the girl had tried to step in
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because A is a man and she felt her friend's life was at risk.
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The female student who intervened is listed
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as having injuries to her eye, face and head
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with a possible concussion.
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Two other witnesses appeared to corroborate
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the victim's story with one stating
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that the transgender student struck the victim repeatedly
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and knocked her out clean on the floor
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without any retaliation from the victim.
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One of the other witnesses also stated
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she had wanted to intervene but is not listed
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as a victim in the report.
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A statement from the transgender student
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indicates that he had initiated the conversation
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with the victim because he was trying to pay her back
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for clothes he had stolen from her.
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The student also contradicts the victims
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and witness statements and provides details
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that are inconsistent with the girl's injuries
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as recorded by police.
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The attending officer reported that there was great
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confusion over A's gender identity
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and had pursued more information from the school administration
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due to conflicting data on A's biological sex.
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The officer noted that A had been registered
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as a female student and that the birth certificate
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on file with a school had no indicated gender marker.
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The officer then found a paternity affidavit
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which indicated that A was a male.
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The police report indicates that A's mother
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arrived to pick up her child.
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The parents appeared to have attempted
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to blame the victim for the assault
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claiming the girl had made fun of A for being transgender.
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The parent also confirmed that A was born male
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but identified as female.
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The police report utilized feminine pronouns to refer to A.
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The trans identified student was charged
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with assault and battery and disorderly conduct
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and was handed summons on both counts,
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details confirmed by Emily Ward
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and the police department's public information specialist.
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Earlier this year, the state of Oklahoma passed a law
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into the Senate Bill 615
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which required all public schools
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to have exclusively single sex facilities
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and for students and staff to utilize the washroom
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in accordance with the biological sex
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on their birth certificate.
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Accommodations were made available
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in a clause that permitted single use facilities
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to be available for those who did not wish
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to use multiple occupancy restrooms.
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Susan Parks-Schlepp, Director of Communications
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for Edmund Public Schools, responded to a request for comment
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and confirmed some details of the October 26th incident.
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Administrators at Edmund Memorial High School investigated
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an injury fight involving two students
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in the women's restroom.
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During the course of the investigation,
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it was discovered that one of the students involved
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in the fight was transgender
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and was using the women's restroom in violation
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of the state law which required students to use restrooms
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according to the sex on their birth certificate.
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Parks-Schlepp stated.
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Parks-Schlepp, sorry, if I'm messing up her last name
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but I think it is, Parks-Schlepp did not provide any insight
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into how the assault had been able
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to take place considering the school's alleged compliance
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with Senate Bill 615 or provide insight
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into whether a member of the school staff
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had provided the transgender student
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with informal permission to use the women's facilities.
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All right, so here's the thing.
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I need to go back because there's more here
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and I'm gonna put it in the show
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and I'll see you guys can check it out.
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But I need to go back to several very, very important parts
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from this story.
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Again, this article was written by Anna Slats at Redux.
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We're very, very appreciative.
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So when we go back to the article,
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we talk about how this guy, this boy,
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was in the women's restroom
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and he's trying to talk to these girls, right?
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So already the fact that he's in their restroom,
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in their private space, he's violating a lot of just decorum
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and overall he's violating their desire for safety
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because you have a man that's in the women's restroom.
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And we see in this report that she had ignored him
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clearly because she was very uncomfortable
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with the dude being in the bathroom with her and her friends.
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And if this guy had stolen things from her
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before like stolen her clothes,
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like obviously it might be something to where it's like,
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hey, I'm just gonna ignore this problem.
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I hope that it goes away.
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And then a little bit later,
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it says that she was not strong enough
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to fight back due to the force of the blow.
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And if you think about it,
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if there's a fight happening between men and women
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or boys and girls,
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there are biological differences between boys and girls.
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So how could we assume that she would be strong enough
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to fight back against the blows of a biological male?
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And then also we see a little bit later
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that the friends, this girl's friends
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that were standing around watching this assault take place,
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all they had at their disposal was pleading
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with the perpetrator to stop his assault.
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Because again, there are differences.
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There are biological differences between boys and girls.
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And in that moment, that's kind of their only option.
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Like I don't fault those girls at all
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for not stepping in, right?
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And so it's like, you have this guy mauling this girl
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and it's like, what are you supposed to do?
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'Cause you're also a girl, right?
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And then a little bit later,
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it says the attending officer
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that there was great confusion over A's gender identity.
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And the thing is, is you only get that confusion
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when you let trans ideology rot your brain
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because we shouldn't ever be concerned
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about someone's gender identity
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because I don't care about how you identify,
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especially when it comes to something like this.
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And if you're a police officer,
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you're trying to get information
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about who the perpetrator is.
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And if someone's like, oh, well, they identify
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as this or that, like how's that gonna help them?
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And a little bit later, I'll just read this quote again.
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The officer noted that A had been registered
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as a female student and that the birth certificate
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on file with the school had no indicated gender marker.
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The officer then found a paternity affidavit
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which indicated that A was male.
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Think about this.
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What an utter waste of time and energy.
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Think about, think about the hoops
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that this officer had to jump through
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just to find out the gender of the perpetrator.
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What it should have been.
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It would have been like, hey,
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was the perpetrator male or female?
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Oh, male, great, moving on, right?
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I mean, just think about it.
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Like imagine him asking, was the assailant male or female?
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And then someone responding, well, I don't really know.
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I didn't get to talk to them beforehand
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about their lived experience.
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Like think about how ridiculous that is.
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Like it's just making policing even harder
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than it actually is.
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Then we go a little bit later.
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It says, you know, the parents are blaming the victim
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for the assault saying that the girl was made fun of
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because of course they would, right?
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These are people that, you know,
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they're probably using their child as an accessory piece
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so that they can speak to all their other friends
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about how they have a transgender child.
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And again, I'm taking some liberties here
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but it wouldn't surprise me at all.
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But that's easy to do.
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It's easy to blame the victim of the assault
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when we're in a culture that values victimhood, okay?
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We value victimhood, but not in this case,
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where the girl that's the actual victim
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is the girl that was beat up by the guy
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pretending to be a girl, right?
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That's the outrage.
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We should come to the aid of that victim,
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but societally, culturally, we think
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that the transgender person is the victim
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because they were made fun of.
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And in this case, that's not even been corroborated
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that this girl was making fun of this boy
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for pretending to be a girl.
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And again, you know, and I don't really understand
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what the deal is with this.
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The police, this is EPD, this is Edmund PD, you know,
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where my cousin served and, you know, all these things,
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they used feminine pronouns in their police report.
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Why?
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Like on what planet does that make sense,
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Edmund public or like Edmund, you know, police department?
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Like why does that make sense at all?
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That you would put something that you know
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to be untrue in your official report
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that could later be used in court.
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Really?
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Like is that what the Edmund police department
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thinks is a good thing to do, a useful thing to do?
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And then a little bit later in the article talks about,
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you know, this person, this dude that was dressed up
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as a girl was using the women's restroom
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and violation of the state law,
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which requires students to use the restroom
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according to the sex on their birth certificate.
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So the thing about it is is obviously
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this person violated the law,
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but I think it's more than that.
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I think that Edmund Memorial High School
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was simply not enforcing it
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because they didn't want to be seen as transphobic.
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Because you have this kid who's, you know,
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obviously got a mental disorder that needs to be treated,
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not with, you know, mind altering hormones
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or body altering hormones and not with bottom surgery
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and not with all these different things, right?
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Doesn't need to get a boob job, doesn't need, you know,
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gift certificate to JCPenney to buy some more clothes.
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No, this person needs mental help, right?
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But instead of enforcing this law that is on the books,
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the people at Edmund Memorial, apparently,
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it's like, ah, it doesn't really matter.
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And we kind of get a hint of that towards the end
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when it says, you know, the school's alleged compliance
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with Senate Bill 615 or provide insight
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into whether a member of the school staff
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had provided the transgender student
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with informal permission to use the women's facilities.
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Would it surprise anybody at all?
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And I mean, literally anybody at all if that had happened.
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You have a teacher that says, hey, you know,
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I know what the bill says, or maybe they didn't even discuss
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the bill because no one pays attention to local politics.
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And they just said, yeah, you can just use
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whatever bathroom you want.
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So again, as I've talked about on the show before,
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let's lift up the feelings and opinions
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of this one person to the detriment
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of all these other people.
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Let's make this person feel safe in their delusion
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to the detriment and unsafety
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of all the girls in the bathroom
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that he may decide to assault one day.
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And we're gonna get way more into stuff like this
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when we talk about Loudoun County,
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'cause there are some interesting things that come up.
17:42
So stick around for that.
17:43
But we need to talk about why this story
17:45
is so unbelievably important, okay?
17:47
So the first thing is this.
17:49
The LGBTQIA+ agenda has created a super spreader virus
17:54
of trans ideology.
17:57
It has metastasized into a mine contagion
18:01
that has overtaken the logic, reasoning,
18:03
and thinking capabilities of impressionable
18:05
and vulnerable children,
18:07
given tremendous amounts of power to parents
18:10
that want to benefit from their children being victims,
18:13
and given tacit permission for leftist teachers unions
18:17
to shove this satanic ideology down the throats
18:21
of any and all non-compliant school board members,
18:24
superintendents, principals, teachers, and coaches.
18:27
Now guys, that may be the most important sentence
18:32
that I've uttered on this podcast this year.
18:34
I won't repeat it.
18:34
You can go back and listen to it again, but it's true.
18:38
So if we break that down, again, this is a mine contagion.
18:41
Because 10 years ago, if you had said a teenage boy
18:45
could identify as a girl and use the girl's bathroom,
18:47
you would have been like,
18:48
that is the stupidest thing I've ever heard in my life.
18:49
What's wrong with you?
18:50
Get out of my face.
18:52
But now it's common.
18:53
And if you don't agree with that, you're a bigot, right?
18:56
There are schools, and you guys have seen this.
18:58
There are schools that are putting kitty litter
19:00
in their bathrooms,
19:02
because there are students, typically girls,
19:05
in their schools that identify as furries,
19:07
they identify as cats.
19:09
And so as opposed to using the restroom on the toilet,
19:13
they're going in the litter box.
19:16
Because apparently when you mainstream
19:17
and mainline delusion,
19:19
this is a loving and positive thing to do, right?
19:23
And this mine contagion has not only spread through Gen Z,
19:26
it's spread through everybody that is in control of Gen Z,
19:29
'cause there's a hundred million kids right now
19:31
that are in the government public run school systems.
19:34
And these people agree with this agenda.
19:36
They agree with things like this.
19:37
Yeah, let's go ahead and put kitty litter in the classroom.
19:39
Let's go and put it in the bathroom, no big deal.
19:41
Like, oh, are you saying that their queer identity
19:44
isn't who they actually are?
19:46
Oh my gosh, you big it.
19:48
What year is it, right?
19:49
It's that kind of nonsense, that kind of bull crap, right?
19:52
But then the other part, these parents,
19:55
I think they love being able to benefit
19:57
from their children being victims.
19:58
'Cause again, in 2022, you are not louded.
20:02
You are not raised up.
20:04
You are not looked at as a paragon of virtue
20:06
if you overcome, if you show resilience.
20:10
You are seen as lesser than, actually,
20:12
if you show resilience.
20:14
They want you to stop, these people that think this way,
20:16
want you to stop the moment you feel as if you have been wronged.
20:20
And then that's where you can stay.
20:22
And we will do everything we can to change the world around you
20:25
once you have been wronged,
20:27
so that you don't have to deal with potentially becoming better
20:30
or changing in any way, shape or form, right?
20:34
And parents can get this via fiat.
20:36
They can get this as an extension of their child.
20:39
Because not only do a lot of people treat, you know,
20:41
a trans or a queer kid or something like that
20:43
as an accessory that they can just, you know,
20:45
put on their, you know, the risk like jewelry
20:47
and kind of walk around.
20:48
It's like, oh yeah, I have a trans child.
20:49
Just think about it.
20:50
Why are there so many trans identified children
20:52
in Los Angeles County?
20:54
Could have anything to do with the fact
20:55
that these people get something from that?
20:58
That they're able to get, you know,
21:00
the support and love of the people that are in their community
21:04
because they have one too, right?
21:06
Oh, my kid's non-binary.
21:07
Oh, my kid's pansexual.
21:08
Oh, my kid's this or that, right?
21:10
But then also these leftist teachers unions.
21:14
And guys, I know you get uncomfortable
21:16
because I know there are teachers that listen to this
21:17
and you have teachers in your family
21:18
and all those different things.
21:19
I'm talking about the teachers unions.
21:21
They are almost completely leftist.
21:24
They are 98% of their money goes to Democrats
21:29
and Democrat causes.
21:32
And these are the people that are shoving down
21:34
this ideology or shoving this down the throats
21:36
of people that would otherwise not go for it.
21:39
And then you have school board members and superintendents
21:41
and principals and teachers and coaches
21:42
and all these people that want to keep their jobs.
21:44
And so they either remain silent
21:46
or if they voice their opinions,
21:48
they're ostracized by other people or they're fired
21:51
or kicked out.
21:53
And it'll be some sort of trumped up,
21:55
oh, they've been problematic
21:56
or they're not, you know, aiding the students
21:58
or they're creating an unsafe environment
22:00
or something like that.
22:01
And so that's a very, very important thing
22:04
to realize when it comes to the story also.
22:07
The trans agenda doesn't care
22:09
about the borders of your red state.
22:11
Because again, need I remind you,
22:14
I live in Oklahoma, I've lived in Oklahoma,
22:16
essentially my entire life.
22:17
And every single county in Oklahoma,
22:20
however many there are, has voted red
22:23
in basically every election in my lifetime, right?
22:27
There hasn't been a single county,
22:28
even Tulsa or Oklahoma City
22:29
that has a lot more liberal folks in it
22:31
that, you know, vote Democrat, you know,
22:33
when we're voting for Senate, the US Senate,
22:35
when we're voting for House of Representatives,
22:37
when we're voting for the governor's seat,
22:40
when we're voting for president, any of those things,
22:42
we vote red.
22:44
That's what Oklahoma does.
22:45
That's why no one ever comes here, you know, to campaign.
22:47
That's why we don't see a whole lot of campaign commercials
22:49
from National candidates
22:49
'cause we pretty much know the score.
22:51
What's gonna happen here in the state of Oklahoma?
22:53
And yet this is happening here.
22:56
In the number one city in the state
23:00
that people wanna live in,
23:02
this city, Edmund, Oklahoma,
23:03
has been named by a lot of different magazines
23:05
over the years, the number one place to raise a family.
23:09
The best small town in America, like there,
23:11
these are literally accolades that my town has gotten before.
23:16
And yet in one of its three main high schools,
23:21
it has allowed for the trans agenda
23:24
to pervade their culture, which led to the direct assault
23:28
of girls in their bathroom.
23:32
So a lot of you guys that live in red states
23:34
where you live in Oklahoma,
23:36
or you live in Alabama, or you live in, you know,
23:38
pick another red state, pick Idaho, whatever.
23:40
You just turn your brains off.
23:42
You send your kids into the government schools
23:44
and you just turn your brains off.
23:46
You just assume, well, that's stuff that happens
23:48
in California and Chicago,
23:49
Washington, D.C., and Boston, and New York City,
23:51
and Portland and all that.
23:52
Like, that's not gonna happen here.
23:54
Certainly not gonna happen here.
23:56
We're all conservatives.
23:58
There are churches on every street corner.
23:59
There's more churches than there are stores.
24:01
Like, you know, whatever your reasoning is,
24:04
but guess what?
24:06
The trans agenda doesn't care about that.
24:08
Because they're already shoving down their agenda
24:11
at these churches that a lot of you attend
24:14
and some of them are acquiescing to that worldview
24:17
and to that agenda, but it's happening in our schools.
24:20
So you are not safe.
24:21
Your children are not safe
24:23
because you live in a state with a Republican governor.
24:26
I'm sorry.
24:27
Now, I'm all four of these Republican governors.
24:29
I'm four governors sit in the state,
24:30
getting that bill signed into law
24:32
to protect these children,
24:33
but it only works if the people inside
24:36
of those institutions will uphold that law
24:39
and uphold that standard,
24:40
which leads to the final point on this story.
24:42
And guys, I'm gonna keep banging this drum
24:45
until it's my time to go home, okay?
24:48
Get your kids out of the government schools.
24:52
Get them out, okay?
24:55
I talk about this all the time.
24:56
There are two options.
24:57
Vettid private Christian school or homeschool.
25:01
Homeschool is pretty much the only way
25:03
that you can make sure that nothing happens
25:05
like to your kid that is outside of your purview.
25:08
That's about the only option.
25:09
And again, I use the word vetted private Christian school
25:12
'cause there are Christian schools out there
25:13
that will put a cross on the wall and the lobby,
25:16
but then they've got LGBTQ flags in the classroom, okay?
25:19
So you can't just trust it
25:21
because they've got Christian in the name of the school.
25:23
You have to vet them.
25:24
You have to ask them questions
25:25
when your kid's going through the process
25:27
of getting into the school
25:28
or when you're applying or all that, you need to ask them,
25:30
hey, let's say a high school kid
25:32
decides that they're the opposite gender.
25:33
It's a boy that thinks he's a girl
25:35
and he wants to dress as a girl,
25:36
be referred to by feminine pronouns
25:38
and use the women's restroom.
25:40
What are you gonna do?
25:42
And if their answer is anything short of yeah,
25:43
we wouldn't let that happen whatsoever.
25:45
And if it was a persistent problem,
25:47
we would kick the kid out of school.
25:48
You can't let your kid go to the school like that.
25:50
You just can't.
25:51
And for the parents listening to this,
25:54
'cause I know there are a lot, right?
25:55
So I gotta be careful.
25:57
For the parents that keep their kids
25:58
in the public schools and defend that
26:01
by saying things like, you know,
26:03
we're called to be salt and light, right?
26:05
And we're called to be missionaries
26:07
to the people we're called to evangelize,
26:10
to the unbeliever.
26:12
Those people forget a very, very important thing.
26:16
It's that missionaries were sent out.
26:18
The missionaries we see in the New Testament,
26:21
they were sent out after they were trained, okay?
26:27
They were trained and equipped and then they were sent.
26:30
Kids in schools are not trained and certainly not equipped
26:36
to be able to deal with the nonsense and darkness
26:39
that is currently happening in the public school system.
26:42
They're just not.
26:43
They don't have the tools.
26:43
They don't have the weapons.
26:46
And all you are doing is sending your children
26:49
into these buildings, these government buildings
26:51
and crossing your fingers,
26:53
hoping that they don't become an anti-God leftist
26:56
or a victim of the downstream consequences
26:58
of these damaging ideologies.
27:01
Now, I know that vetted private Christian school
27:04
would be a sacrifice for a lot of you
27:06
'cause a lot of these places are incredibly expensive.
27:09
But some of you could make that happen if you wanted to.
27:14
And I know that homeschool would be a sacrifice for families
27:17
and a lot of people think,
27:17
oh, there's no way I can homeschool,
27:19
there's no way we could pull that off
27:20
and all these other things.
27:21
And I've heard all those things before,
27:23
but there are people and that's one of the focuses
27:25
for 2023 is I'm gonna try to get more people on the show
27:27
that run homeschool systems and all that,
27:29
that give curriculum, that help parents out,
27:31
that have no background in teaching,
27:33
that maybe you don't even have a college degree,
27:35
maybe you haven't even graduated high school
27:36
and be able to help them to be able to train their kids
27:39
at home and to be able to raise them at home
27:42
and teach them at home.
27:44
And also make sure that they don't turn out as a weirdo,
27:46
that they still know how to talk to people,
27:48
they still know how to interact with adults,
27:50
they still know what it's like to have a girlfriend
27:52
or a boyfriend or whatever the thing is, right?
27:54
Those things are possible.
27:56
But guys, you are out of your mind
28:00
if you think your kid is going to get out of this unscathed.
28:04
And the thing about it is I remind you,
28:05
there's another school, middle school,
28:07
that's about five minutes away from my house,
28:09
that a substitute teacher come in,
28:10
this was two years ago, I think,
28:11
a substitute teacher came in,
28:13
I think it was like seventh grade English class,
28:15
they walk over to the board,
28:17
they write, they, them, on the board
28:20
and then they tell the class,
28:21
"Class, these are my pronouns, I'm non-binary,
28:24
what questions do you have?"
28:26
As opposed to saying,
28:30
"Hey, I know that y'all are reading "Lord of the Flies" right now,
28:32
what page did you get to yesterday?
28:34
Oh, page 78, yeah, go ahead and turn to page 79
28:37
and we'll start from there.
28:38
That's their job.
28:39
But no, no, no, no.
28:41
They got some teaching certificates somewhere
28:44
and they think that gives them the right
28:45
to walk into a room full of impressionable children
28:48
and write their nonsense pronouns on the board
28:50
that don't reflect biology or reality at all
28:55
and then the children are just gonna sit there
28:57
and take it because what are they supposed to do?
28:59
Did they just stand up there and start quoting Genesis?
29:04
Is that what you expect them to do?
29:05
There's an authority figure there,
29:07
you've taught them to respect people that are in authority,
29:10
like, what are they supposed to just get up and walk out?
29:12
You can't just walk out of the classroom
29:13
in the middle of the class,
29:14
in the middle of the class time period.
29:16
That happened in Edmond, Oklahoma.
29:18
It's happening in thousands of schools
29:21
all over this country
29:23
because these are the government-run schools
29:26
and this is the ideology that is supported
29:29
and upheld by the government of the United States.
29:32
These leftist teachers unions want this.
29:37
They love this.
29:38
They want your children to be confused about their gender
29:41
and then there's always the thing
29:42
undergirding this entire thing
29:44
is that when your kid is confused about their gender
29:46
and you just buy into that,
29:48
well, guess what?
29:49
That is gonna be a lot of money to pharma
29:51
and a lot of money to the local hospital systems
29:53
that have these gender-affirming clinics,
29:55
otherwise known as child mutilation facilities, right?
29:59
This is all connected.
30:01
So, if you're just blindly just walking through your day,
30:05
assuming that your kids are not gonna be the ones
30:08
that come out being weird, good luck with that.
30:11
I pray you're right.
30:13
I pray that you're right.
30:16
But, if you really care about your children,
30:20
you would keep them from these ideologies,
30:22
keep them from government entities,
30:24
these anti-God government entities,
30:27
being able to frame these things for you.
30:30
You are their parent.
30:31
Their second most influential thing behind your household
30:34
should be the local church that you have them in
30:37
and the school system should be after that somewhere.
30:40
Okay?
30:41
And hopefully, you can get them into a school
30:44
or in a homeschool type setting where that lifts up
30:47
and amplifies what they're learning at church
30:49
and what they're learning from you as a spiritual leader,
30:52
the spiritual thermostat of the household.
30:55
To date, I've yet to hear a compelling argument
30:58
as to, well, I'm keeping my kid in the government schools
31:01
because blank and I'm like, you know what?
31:03
You're right, that is a better option
31:05
than vetted private Christian school or homeschool.
31:08
I just haven't heard it.
31:09
And again, guys, I'm acknowledging.
31:10
I know that that's gonna be a tough thing
31:12
and not super duper possible for everybody,
31:14
but if you care about your kids, you'll make it happen.
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- All right, guys.
31:47
Now we're gonna get into the main thing
31:48
that I was gonna talk about on today's show
31:50
that I had to switch at the last minute
31:51
because there are apparently, you know,
31:53
weirdos that are at the high school
31:54
that are really, really close to my house.
31:56
But I'm gonna talk about the best trade possible
31:58
that we've ever heard of for Russia.
32:00
Okay, so obviously we're gonna be talking
32:02
about Brittany Greiner being traded for Victor Boot,
32:05
aka the merchant of death.
32:07
And so by now, you guys have heard a lot about the story,
32:09
we're not gonna go over a lot of the basic details
32:11
but Brittany Greiner, American basketball player,
32:13
probably one of the best female basketball players ever,
32:15
which makes her like the 10,000th most popular,
32:19
you know, athlete in America or something like that.
32:21
But they don't make a ton of money here in America.
32:23
The only reason they make money
32:24
is 'cause the NBA basically funds their league.
32:26
But what a lot of these women will do
32:28
is they will play overseas in the WNBA off season
32:30
so that they can make money.
32:31
And Brittany Greiner did that in Russia
32:33
and I had apparently done that for years.
32:34
But earlier this year, I think it was in February,
32:37
she had smuggled in hashish oil,
32:40
so cannabis oil of some kind, she was arrested,
32:43
they brought charges, she was convicted very, very quickly
32:46
and she was sentenced to, you know, over a decade in prison
32:49
and then almost immediately she was moved to like a, you know,
32:52
kind of a facility away from a normal prison.
32:54
So it was like a penal colony or something like that.
32:57
But then you have Victor Boot,
32:58
who a lot of you have heard about right now,
33:00
called the merchant of death.
33:01
He's the most famous arms dealer
33:03
that we know of in existence, right?
33:04
He's very, very famous God of war,
33:07
I think was the Nicholas Cage movie or something like that
33:09
or whatever, it was called Lord of War or something like that.
33:11
But this guy would give weapons.
33:15
So we're talking about all kinds of weapons.
33:16
We're talking about service to air missiles.
33:17
We're talking about tanks.
33:18
We're talking about AK-47s, all kinds of ammunition.
33:20
He would fund both parts of civil wars.
33:23
He would fund all these different governments.
33:24
He would fund terrorists, organizations.
33:26
He directly funded organizations whose express purpose
33:30
was to kill Americans, okay?
33:31
So that's Victor Boot.
33:32
So he was captured in Thailand in 2008
33:35
at the behest of the US government
33:36
and he had served 14 years in prison
33:39
until he was part of that prisoner exchange,
33:42
the one to one for Brittany Greiner.
33:43
So there's so much to talk about about this story.
33:45
So let's dig in.
33:46
First of all, there's many things
33:48
that can be true at once, okay?
33:49
Number one, you can be ecstatic as I am
33:53
that an American is freed from prison in a foreign country
33:56
and they're now back safely in America.
33:58
But it can also be true that you can be extremely worried
34:01
as I am that the world's most notorious arms dealer
34:05
is now a free man, he's back on the market.
34:07
And the third thing that I think that could be true
34:09
with these things is that you can think, as I do,
34:12
that the US got fleeced in this deal
34:14
because they traded the merchant of death
34:16
for a WNBA player that doesn't like
34:17
the United States of America.
34:19
So more on that on a bit.
34:20
But there's a lot to this story.
34:22
So we're gonna dig in some random thoughts.
34:23
I'll try to go quickly 'cause again,
34:24
we've got all those other quick hitters to hit.
34:26
But on the Russian side of the deal,
34:28
everybody has been quick to forget
34:29
that Brittany Griner broke Russian law on purpose.
34:32
Like she says that, oh yeah, I didn't really know that.
34:34
She knew the laws of Russia.
34:36
Like that's why she tried to smuggle in the oil.
34:38
So she deliberately broke the laws of another country.
34:41
And another thought on the Russian side of things
34:43
is the Russians were clearly using this arrest
34:46
to flex and to make a point
34:47
and to make an example out of Griner,
34:49
but Griner did deserve some sort of punishment.
34:51
Again, she deliberately broke the laws of another country
34:55
and I don't know why she did it, but she did it.
34:57
Also on the Russian side, it wouldn't surprise me at all
34:59
if the Russians planned this out from the get go.
35:02
Again, these are in the various forces
35:03
and they do a lot of things that are kind of underhanded
35:06
and I guess you could say that
35:07
about every country on the planet including ours.
35:09
But I really don't think that they found the hashish oil
35:11
in her luggage and then arrested her
35:14
and then put her in prison
35:15
and then later thought to themselves, you know what?
35:17
We'd really like to get the merchant of death back.
35:19
Let's see if we can connect these two things.
35:22
I bet you that the Russian government had knowledge
35:24
that Brittany Griner used drugs
35:26
that she brought drugs into Russia
35:29
and that they knew that Joe Biden
35:30
and the rest of the Democrats would bend over backwards
35:32
to get a lesbian black female out of prison
35:34
because it would deeply satisfy their political base.
35:36
You know, a base that doesn't watch women's basketball
35:38
either by the way, but that wouldn't surprise me at all
35:41
would it surprise you guys?
35:42
And on the Russian side as well,
35:44
one question that essentially nobody is talking about
35:47
is why do the Russians want Victor boot back so badly?
35:49
It's not because they want to punish him.
35:53
No, like it's not because they're like,
35:54
oh, y'all are punishing him,
35:55
but we want to punish him over here.
35:57
No, not at all.
35:59
And I think this goes into my next point,
36:01
which is I think this arms dealer and his connections
36:04
could have a direct impact on the war
36:07
that Russia is currently waging in Ukraine
36:10
because we've seen reports of this Russia's running short
36:13
on weapons and people to basically throw at this conflict.
36:17
So now we have to look at the billions and billions of dollars
36:20
that we as a country, you as the American taxpayer
36:22
are sending to Ukraine and realize that we may just have
36:25
released the most important chess piece
36:27
that we had to play in any negotiations with Russia.
36:30
'Cause you'll remember there are reports
36:31
that we could have been able to come to the table
36:34
with Russia and Ukraine and try to get some sort of a piece
36:37
in the Biden administration said, no, no chance, no peace.
36:39
And now we have war, right?
36:41
A war that can escalate very, very quickly to nuclear war,
36:44
to World War III, those are all things
36:45
that are currently on the table.
36:47
And so we're sending all this money over there.
36:51
And then we released this guy that's gonna immediately
36:54
be in the conflict that we're trying to fund
36:56
so that Ukraine can protect themselves
36:57
'cause we don't like Russia.
36:59
Okay.
37:00
And then the last thing on the Russian side of the deal
37:02
is they certainly got the better part of this deal, right?
37:04
Certainly, there's no denying that.
37:06
And there's nothing that will happen in the future
37:07
to reverse that.
37:08
There's more to be seen with what the future
37:10
will hold for these two people,
37:12
but we'll get more into that here in a second
37:13
because right now I wanna talk about
37:14
the American side of this deal.
37:16
So you might think that the laws of another country
37:19
are stupid, right, or backwards or antiquated,
37:23
but that doesn't matter 'cause there's a lot of people,
37:25
there's a lot of political and sports pundits out there
37:27
like this is a stupid law anyway.
37:29
And you know, gosh, if you use this oil,
37:31
it's good for your inflammation and your joints
37:34
and blah, blah, blah, and she needed this, blah.
37:36
Okay, great.
37:37
You know why you're making those arguments?
37:38
Because you live here.
37:40
You live in the country that still
37:41
is currently the freest country in the world.
37:43
It's fast becoming not that,
37:45
but the freest country in the world
37:46
is what you're living in.
37:48
But your opinions about the laws of another country
37:50
don't matter.
37:51
You don't live there, you don't vote there, nothing.
37:52
Also, on the American side of the ledger,
37:55
Americans are not entitled to American laws
37:58
and an American style of justice system
38:01
while they're in foreign countries.
38:03
Because duh, it's so funny to me
38:06
that people were talking about,
38:07
there's no justice for Brittany Greiner.
38:09
Why isn't she being treated better?
38:11
Because she's not in America, you moron.
38:15
Like I remember this instance
38:17
where I was on a school trip in college
38:19
and we're in Italy and we're on this bus
38:20
and it was a last, or not a bus,
38:22
but a subway, we were on the last subway train of the night
38:24
in Rome and one of our buddies is super, super drunk.
38:27
Like basically everybody in this trip was super drunk,
38:29
except for me, I was the one basically
38:31
babysitting all these people
38:32
because even our sponsors were drunk.
38:34
But he gets out in the train station.
38:36
Again, there's no one else in there.
38:37
So we think he just drops trial
38:38
and takes a [inaudible] right there in the middle of the train station.
38:41
And I'm apparently, everyone's laughing.
38:43
I'm the only one looking at this in disgust.
38:45
And beyond him, I see a couple of Italian police officers
38:48
walking his direction.
38:49
I'm like, here we go.
38:50
I'm the only one that took the language study seriously.
38:53
So here I am gonna have to try to negotiate
38:55
with these police officers to not arrest our student
38:59
because we have to leave the next day to go to another city.
39:02
And if he's in a jail cell,
39:03
he's not gonna be able to go to the city
39:04
and maybe none of us will be able to go to the next city, right?
39:07
But there's this idea that, you know,
39:08
all the other people they were screaming
39:10
and they're drunk and thinking, no, he's an American.
39:12
It's an American, don't worry about it.
39:13
It's like, what?
39:15
He's in Italy, you idiot.
39:16
Like, why are you screaming that he's an American?
39:19
He currently broke Italian law
39:21
and he deserved to go to jail for that.
39:23
Luckily, I was able to talk him out of handcuffs, right?
39:27
Because I offered to clean up the [inaudible]
39:29
because everybody else was too drunk to do it themselves, right?
39:31
We're not entitled to American laws
39:33
and American justice in another country.
39:35
Also on the American side of the ledger,
39:37
a lot has been made about the Marine Paul Whelan,
39:40
who was not part of this deal.
39:42
He's been a prisoner in Russia for almost four years.
39:44
And a lot of you have heard about Paul Whelan,
39:46
but there were many people that thought
39:48
that he was gonna be part of this deal
39:50
or that he was actually going to be the deal,
39:52
that if there was gonna be a one-to-one
39:53
Victor Boot for somebody, it would be for Paul Whelan,
39:55
who's been in prison for almost four years.
39:57
There's even evidence to suggest
39:59
that the US was offered a one-to-one swap,
40:02
Whelan for Boot, and turned it down, okay?
40:04
According to the New York Times,
40:05
there are about, right?
40:07
'Cause there's other people other than Paul Whelan,
40:09
there are about 40 to 50 Americans
40:11
that are currently unjustly held in prisons
40:13
or prison conditions in at least 19 countries
40:16
around the globe right now that we know of.
40:18
But a WNBA player that doesn't like her country
40:21
is the one that they trade their biggest chip for?
40:24
Like, make it make sense.
40:26
And I keep mentioning that she doesn't like her country.
40:29
She was the main voice of women's basketball players
40:32
that said she was not going to be on the court
40:34
if the National Anthem was going to be played
40:36
because the United States of America
40:38
is an unbelievably, systemically racist place
40:41
and that she couldn't possibly succeed in a country like that.
40:44
As she's being paid to play a sport that nobody watches
40:49
because they're being supported by another league
40:51
that people actually watch,
40:53
but somehow she's a victim.
40:54
Everybody got that?
40:57
Everybody be able to write that down?
40:58
Can you put that on a whiteboard to figure it out?
41:01
But this country isn't worth standing for.
41:04
Certainly can't support the National Anthem, right?
41:07
But also no one's really mentioning a guy named Mark Fogle.
41:10
So this guy was arrested in Russia
41:12
for committing the exact same crime as Brittany Griner.
41:15
And she was a, in this guy, Mark Fogle
41:17
was arrested in the exact same place, right in Moscow.
41:20
And he was arrested in 2001
41:22
for having less than an ounce of marijuana
41:24
that was actually prescribed to him
41:26
for a bad, you know, spine or back injury that he had.
41:29
So his sentence was 14 years in prison.
41:31
I think that was the same exact sentence
41:32
that Brittany Griner got.
41:34
But no one's talking about him.
41:36
No one's talking about Mark Fogle.
41:38
Again, as far as we know,
41:39
he deliberately broke Russian law
41:41
and there should be some sort of punishment for him.
41:43
I'm consistent about that.
41:44
But is it possible that we're not hearing about Mark Fogle
41:47
because he's a straight white guy
41:49
because he doesn't check any intersectional boxes?
41:52
It's an argument, do you disagree?
41:54
Also, there's a cover up element to the story
41:57
because apparently every story now has a cover up element.
42:00
There was an NBC news report saying that the Kremlin
42:02
offered the United States the option of Griner
42:04
or Whelan or neither for Victor Booth.
42:07
Griner, Whelan or neither.
42:10
But after the story broke
42:12
that we traded this notorious arms dealer for Griner,
42:15
NBC news very slightly and sneakily changed the story online
42:20
to be that the Biden administration was offered Griner
42:23
or nothing.
42:24
So this is clearly a cover up, right?
42:27
Because obviously there are people that are like,
42:29
"Wait a minute, we traded Victor Booth for Brittany Griner.
42:32
"I mean, we're glad she's coming home, but my goodness."
42:35
Right?
42:36
And then people learned who Paul Whelan was and were like,
42:37
"Why didn't we get that guy?"
42:39
Like, Griner hasn't even been in prison for 10 months.
42:42
This guy's been in prison for almost four years.
42:45
And another thing on the American side of the ledger
42:46
is it's so funny that the Biden administration is one
42:49
of the most, if not the most anti-gun administrations
42:51
in history.
42:53
And if they had their way,
42:55
they would likely just delete the second amendment.
42:57
And yet they let loose one of the most notorious firearms
43:01
dealers in history.
43:02
Like, isn't that rich?
43:04
And here's the other thing.
43:05
It's also very interesting to note
43:07
that just a few hours literally,
43:09
like I couldn't believe this was true,
43:10
just a few hours before announcing that they traded
43:12
the world's most notorious arms dealer
43:14
for a WNBA player that doesn't like her country,
43:16
Joe Biden was at a vigil.
43:18
And I think he actually spoke at this vigil
43:20
for people in America that were killed by gun violence.
43:22
Again, not killed by people with guns,
43:24
but people in America killed by gun violence.
43:27
The irony is super rich here,
43:29
because he seems to be very, very, very concerned
43:31
about Americans shooting other Americans with firearms,
43:34
but not with releasing an arms dealer
43:37
who is literally giving firearms and ammunition
43:39
to terrorist groups and drug groups
43:40
that desperately want to kill Americans with firearms.
43:43
Just astonishing, make it make sense.
43:48
But it doesn't stop there, obviously.
43:50
It's also incredibly rich that the Biden administration
43:52
said that Brittany Greiner is the best of us,
43:56
meaning Americans.
43:58
So a tattooed pothead lesbian women's basketball player
44:01
that apparently has nothing nice to say
44:03
about her own country that literally just got her back.
44:06
She's the best that America has to offer, really?
44:10
How insulting?
44:11
This bratty, entitled woman is the best of us, really?
44:17
And most of us don't believe that, some people do.
44:20
But this all came down to one thing
44:22
for the Biden administration.
44:23
This is so clear from the beginning.
44:24
It's intersectionality, okay?
44:26
They did this because Brittany Greiner identifies,
44:28
at least for now, as a woman, is black and is a lesbian.
44:32
That's it.
44:33
And she plays, you know, the bonuses.
44:35
I guess she plays a sport that people can virtue signal
44:37
by pretending that they care about, you know,
44:39
women's basketball.
44:40
And think about it this way.
44:41
We typically hold prisoners from other countries
44:44
here in the United States
44:45
that we think are direct threats to our country
44:48
and to our populace.
44:49
Victor Boot certainly meets that description.
44:52
And he has shown time and time again
44:54
that he is a direct danger to the American public.
44:57
Brittany Greiner is in no way, shape, or form,
44:59
a threat to the people of Russia.
45:01
Again, that just speaks to the inequity here in this deal.
45:05
But I've also seen that the argument is being made
45:06
that Victor Boot did not actually directly kill people, right?
45:10
He sold weapons to people that killed people,
45:12
but he himself has not, you know, reportedly killed anybody.
45:15
And technically that is true, as far as we know.
45:18
Some have already started to argue,
45:20
this is a pretty far stretch,
45:21
but they've already started to argue that
45:23
if you're saying that Victor Boot killed these people directly,
45:26
then you have to also say the same thing
45:27
about gun manufacturers in the United States.
45:30
'Cause that's always the thing is like we wanna,
45:31
anytime somebody's killed in a mass shooting
45:33
or just any shooting at all,
45:34
we wanna blame, you know, people that are, you know,
45:36
making guns and firearms here in the United States.
45:39
The big difference is, obviously,
45:41
that the gun manufacturers in the United States
45:42
have no knowledge of what you intend to use the firearm for.
45:46
They're selling it to you so that you can hunt with it,
45:49
protect yourself with it, protect your property with it.
45:52
And if you use it for not one of those purposes,
45:55
that's not their fault.
45:56
Same thing, if you decide to drive a Ford SUV
45:59
through a Christmas parade, that's not Ford's fault.
46:02
But Victor Boot knowingly sold arms to people
46:05
that were planning to kill Americans.
46:07
And we just let him go.
46:08
And they're, like I mentioned earlier,
46:11
there's a lot of kind of wait and see with this story.
46:13
You know, the first thing is will Brittany Griner
46:15
continue to complain about the country
46:16
that secured her release?
46:18
Because she's complained about the country a lot.
46:21
And she's gonna be able to be doing a lot of interviews
46:25
and you can rest assured that she's already negotiating
46:28
a book deal or a deal with Amazon Prime or Netflix
46:30
or something like that, a major publishing house.
46:33
But I certainly have my doubts that she will start
46:35
to speak glowingly about our country.
46:37
Again, a country that she represented by playing
46:39
on the national team while simultaneously apparently hating.
46:42
Right?
46:43
And another interesting thing for the wait and see part
46:45
for Griner is this, this is obviously one of the reasons
46:48
why she has been standing up against our country
46:51
is because of the suppose it exists of systemic racism.
46:55
Right?
46:56
That's why she's been standing against our country.
46:58
I wonder if she will still talk about systemic racism
47:00
now that she was brought home
47:02
by the federal government of the exact same country
47:05
that supposedly systemically holds people down
47:08
that have the same level of melanin as her.
47:10
'Cause you can't argue systemic racism.
47:14
And on the other hand, have the ruling government
47:17
of that system basically sacrifice everything
47:20
to get you home.
47:21
And then you still feel the same way you did
47:23
as prior to your rest.
47:24
That's not really gonna work.
47:25
And also, she's only been back on American soil
47:28
for a few days and MSNBC wrote an article
47:31
with this title, "Brittany Griner Is Finally Freed,"
47:34
but her peril is that of a black woman in America.
47:37
I mean, just like that, boom, she's a victim all over again.
47:40
Like how that happened is like magic.
47:42
And I think they actually posted a similar story
47:44
back during the summer and then they reposted it
47:46
after she was freed with a different headline.
47:48
And it's like, there you go guys, just in case
47:50
you wanted to be happy for Brittany Griner.
47:52
Just remember, she's a black woman in America.
47:54
She can't get ahead.
47:55
Even though she's worth millions of dollars
47:57
and by the end of this she'll be worth tens of millions
47:58
of dollars, but hey, she's still the victim.
48:02
But in terms of the wait and see part for Victor Boot,
48:04
will he go back?
48:07
Will he go right back to being an arms dealer?
48:09
Will he go back to his arms dealing ways
48:11
and have a part in the slaughter of people
48:13
all over the globe again to also include Americans
48:17
and what some people are concerned about, Ukrainians?
48:20
To be seen, we don't know.
48:22
But the reason why this story is about so much more
48:24
than a one to one swap and foreign policy
48:27
and all that kind of stuff is this trade shows
48:29
that wokeness has officially seeped
48:32
into our foreign policy as a nation.
48:35
I feel like there's been a smoke,
48:37
but maybe not fire as far as that goes.
48:39
But I think we've went full bore here
48:41
because we shot our most important foreign policy bullet
48:44
with Russia to free a bratty women's basketball player
48:49
because of intersectionality.
48:51
Because again, if you just compared the people
48:53
I've talked about, Mark Fogle, Paul Whelan,
48:55
and Brittany Griner, if you just put him on a sheet
48:56
next to one another, like there's not an equity there.
48:59
If you just put him as blank name
49:01
with no other descriptors, like you would look at Mark Fogle
49:05
who's been in the same predicament for the same thing
49:07
for longer as someone that you would maybe try to get home.
49:10
Paul Whelan, a Marine veteran, that was, you know,
49:13
illegally held and detained in Russia
49:15
because they claim that he's a spy,
49:16
which apparently he's not.
49:18
Like that those people wouldn't potentially want to come home.
49:20
And if you're the families of Paul Whelan
49:22
Mark Fogle right now, I understand why you're [inaudible]
49:24
'cause you should be, 'cause this sucks.
49:26
Because again, the Biden administration
49:28
wanted the headline, they didn't want justice.
49:30
So the next time this administration
49:32
tries to shove justice down your throat,
49:34
I want you to remember this entire situation.
49:36
All right guys, like I said,
49:37
we got a lot of ground to cover here
49:38
for the quick hitter segment.
49:39
We're already almost an hour in.
49:41
So guys, I appreciate you hanging with us.
49:42
Let's dig in.
49:43
Radical resurrection,
49:45
here we go, let's do that again.
49:47
Radical resurrection denying
49:49
Reverend Raphael Warnock wins reelection in Georgia.
49:52
And if you're wondering why I'm saying
49:54
he's a resurrection denying reverend,
49:55
it's because he denies the resurrection
49:57
just in case you were wondering about a theology.
49:59
So according to CBS News,
50:00
CBS News projects that incumbent Democratic Senator
50:02
Raphael Warnock wins the US Senate run off in Georgia,
50:05
defeating Republican challenger Herschel Walker
50:06
and giving Democrats their 51st seat in the Senate.
50:09
This will be Warnock's first full six year term
50:12
in his victory speech.
50:12
He noted his hard fought campaign
50:14
and said the people have spoken
50:16
amid cheers of six more years.
50:17
So Warnock got around 1.8 million votes
50:20
or a 51.4% and Walker got 1.7 million votes
50:24
or 48.6%.
50:25
This hands Democrats a clear 51.49 majority in the US Senate.
50:29
It's actually a pretty wide margin,
50:31
considering that Warnock is a crazy person.
50:33
And he believes and does crazy things.
50:35
I guess candidate quality does in fact matter.
50:37
And so the big takeaway on this one
50:39
is this was a foregone conclusion.
50:40
The moment that Herschel Walker didn't win
50:43
on the actual initial election night
50:46
and that it went to runoff,
50:47
we knew that Herschel Walker basically didn't have a chance.
50:50
But we can't forget that Raphael Warnock
50:52
should have never been in the position
50:54
to run for re-election in the first place.
50:56
And yes, I'm gonna go back to the 2020 election
50:59
when both Georgia Senate seats went to run offs
51:01
and one of those for Raphael Warnock
51:04
and part of the reason, I would say the main reason
51:06
why he was elected and the other Democrat was elected
51:09
because Donald Trump encouraged Georgia people
51:12
to not go and vote in the runoff election.
51:14
So elections have consequences.
51:16
This is just the one we're gonna have to live with.
51:18
All right, stay in the US Senate.
51:20
Kirsten Cinema from Arizona leaving the Democratic Party.
51:23
So this is according to CNN.
51:24
Arizona Senator Kirsten Cinema
51:26
is leaving the Democratic Party and registering
51:28
as a political independent.
51:29
She told CNN's Jake Tapper in an exclusive TV interview.
51:32
I've registered as an Arizona independent.
51:34
I know some people might be a little surprised by this,
51:36
but actually I think it makes a lot of sense.
51:38
Cinema said in a Thursday interview with Tapper
51:39
in her Senate office,
51:41
I've never fit into neatly into any party box.
51:43
I've never really tried.
51:44
I don't want to, she added.
51:46
Removing myself from the partisan structure,
51:47
not only is it true to who I am and how I operate,
51:50
I also think it'll provide a place of belonging
51:53
for many people across the state and country
51:55
who also are tired of the partisanship.
51:57
So go right to my big takeaway on this one.
51:59
The news, this news about this, it's a big nothing burger.
52:03
This is a nothing burger.
52:04
I have no idea what, well,
52:05
I do know why people are talking about it,
52:06
but it's a nothing burger and this is why.
52:08
Number one, she's doing this to avoid a Democratic runoff
52:11
when she's up for reelection in 2024
52:13
because they were signaling
52:14
that the Democrats were going to do that here in two years.
52:17
Number two, she'll caucus with the Democrats
52:19
almost 100% of the time anyway
52:21
as the other two registered independents
52:23
in the U.S. Senate currently do.
52:25
I think it's a gal from Maine.
52:26
I can't remember her name and Bernie Sanders.
52:28
So she's gonna basically vote Democrat anyway.
52:31
And the third thing is the United States Senate
52:33
isn't split 50/50.
52:34
If it was 50/50 and then she peels off as an independent
52:39
and she's gonna be kind of a thorn in the Democrat side,
52:41
then maybe this is something.
52:43
But I don't really see it as anything right here.
52:45
I see it basically as a very smart move for her politically
52:49
because it looks like, you know,
52:51
the writing on the wall was that she was gonna be challenged
52:53
by Democrat from her own party in two years
52:56
and would likely lose.
52:57
And so she's avoiding that.
52:58
So this isn't a big thing.
53:00
This isn't a good thing for Republicans.
53:01
It's just, it's nothing for me.
53:03
All right guys, next quick hit her here.
53:04
Ukraine's Vladimir Zilinski being named
53:06
Time Magazine's Person of the Year.
53:08
So this is according to the BBC.
53:10
Time Magazine has named Ukrainian President Vladimir Zilinski
53:13
and the spirit of Ukraine as its 2022 Person of the Year.
53:16
The award goes to an event or a person deemed to have had
53:18
the most influence on global events over the last 12 months.
53:21
Other finalists include protesters in Iran,
53:24
China's leader Xi Jinping and the US Supreme Court.
53:27
The magazine's editor said that the decision
53:29
was the most clear cut in memory.
53:31
In a world that has come to be defined by its divisiveness,
53:34
there was a coming together around this cause,
53:36
around the country, Edward, Phil Zenthal wrote.
53:39
I guess that's the magazine's editor.
53:40
So let's go to the big takeaway on this one.
53:43
I'm going to laugh super hard when Zilinski eventually
53:48
joins the ranks of other terribly corrupt people
53:50
that were named Time Magazine's Person of the Year.
53:53
So as I'm saying this, I'm not saying that Zilinski
53:56
is exactly like any of the people that I'm about to list,
53:59
but here are some of the other former winners of this award.
54:02
Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Vladimir Putin.
54:07
So you're on that list.
54:08
And again, I mean, their standards are clear.
54:09
This is, as I said, this is someone that is deemed
54:12
to be the most influential person on global events
54:14
over the last 12 months.
54:15
So you can be a horrible fascist dictator
54:18
and meet that standard, right?
54:19
But as we knew before the invasion of Ukraine by Russia,
54:24
Ukraine is a deeply corrupt country
54:27
and it runs all the way to the top.
54:29
But then we just forget that when Russia invades.
54:32
And now if you don't support Ukraine
54:33
and if you don't support tens of billions of dollars
54:36
constantly going their direction, you're a bad person.
54:39
And you want the people of Ukraine to suffer and die.
54:41
But time will tell.
54:43
Hopefully the Ukrainians can hold their ground.
54:45
Hopefully it doesn't lead to World War III,
54:47
but we'll just have to wait and see.
54:49
All right, next quick hitter here.
54:50
A major streaming platform allowing Casey Anthony
54:52
to profit off of allegedly not killing her daughter Kaylee.
54:56
So this is according to Newsweek.
54:58
Casey Anthony, who was once accused of murdering her toddler
55:00
is getting a peacock documentary
55:02
and many on the internet are not pleased.
55:04
And this was on November the 8th.
55:06
Peacock released a teaser trailer on Twitter for Casey Anthony.
55:09
Where the truth lies, a three part documentary series
55:11
that will release on November the 29th.
55:14
After 11 years, Casey Anthony breaks her silence
55:16
for the first time on camera, the tweet read.
55:18
So again, if we go back to this case,
55:20
you guys are going to have to kind of look it up yourself.
55:22
But this happened in 2008.
55:23
Two year old Kaylee Anthony, Casey Anthony's daughter disappeared.
55:27
She was found in late 2008.
55:29
Her body was inside a trash bag.
55:31
She had duct tape across her mouth.
55:33
It was found in the woods very, very close to Anthony,
55:36
the Anthony family home in Orlando, Florida.
55:38
So the trial happens and Casey Anthony is exonerated
55:43
on these charges.
55:45
It was almost like in football where it's like
55:46
they can't confirm the overturning of a play,
55:49
but they just don't have enough evidence.
55:51
It was one of those things.
55:52
And the public reaction to the peacock announcement
55:55
was incredibly one sided and stark.
55:57
And they were very, very much so against us.
55:59
Because in a lot of ways, she's a pariah.
56:00
She's very much so like OJ Simpson to where it's like,
56:02
yeah, I get it, you're free.
56:04
But also we know you murdered that person.
56:07
Again, so I don't have any special knowledge.
56:09
So I have to leave it over there to say
56:10
that she allegedly murdered her daughter.
56:12
But even in the teasers for this documentary,
56:16
she mentions, she specifically mentions
56:19
that her daughter likely drowned.
56:21
Her daughter was found in a trash bag
56:24
with duct tape over her mouth.
56:25
And I believe her hands were bound.
56:26
So even in this, she's saying,
56:29
oh yeah, I think she drowned.
56:30
Really? Really?
56:33
So my big takeaway on this is that Americans
56:36
just can't get enough of murder content, serial killer stuff.
56:39
And many of us can't keep ourselves from viewing it
56:42
and allowing these people to profit off of it.
56:44
Okay, now I like a good murder mystery.
56:46
I like true crime.
56:47
I like documentaries.
56:48
I like all that stuff.
56:50
But if you watch this peacock documentary,
56:51
you're signaling to peacock,
56:53
which I think is NBC streaming platform
56:54
that you want more of this.
56:56
Hey, let's do OJ Simpson next.
56:58
Hey, OJ, let's pretend like you didn't kill
56:59
your wife and her lover.
57:01
And let's just let you talk
57:02
and make a whole bunch of money off of this
57:04
because we have to get the rights to your content, right?
57:07
We have to pay you for these interviews.
57:09
And so again, it's a shrewd business move for peacock.
57:13
To put her out there like this,
57:15
I don't know that it's gonna have rave reviews
57:17
and tens of millions of people listening to it
57:19
and watching it.
57:20
But again, it's because of us as Americans,
57:22
it's because we like this content
57:24
that is being given to us.
57:25
All right, next one here.
57:26
The first openly trans Navy SEAL
57:28
deciding to detransition.
57:30
So this is according to Fox News.
57:31
A retired Navy SEAL who came out as transgender a decade ago
57:34
before announcing his detransition in recent days,
57:36
spoke out to Fox News about the process
57:39
and why children should not rush or be rushed
57:41
into making a life altering medical decision.
57:43
Chris Beck, who had for a time been known as Kristen Beck,
57:46
told Tucker Carlson tonight Monday,
57:48
he is not at all political nor is he opposed
57:50
or critical of transgender people.
57:52
He told host Tucker Carlson,
57:54
he wanted potential transitioners to slow down
57:57
and for doctors to take full grasp of what they are doing.
58:00
The transgender issue originally started out
58:02
as pretty basic and very rare.
58:03
And now it's kind of morphed into an ideology, Beck said.
58:06
And that's why I'm speaking out about it.
58:08
Thinking about the ideology,
58:10
I'm not talking about the people.
58:11
Now, there's a lot of transgender people out there,
58:13
great folks, but the ideology as I'm talking about
58:16
is something that is becoming something
58:18
where it's being pushed in schools
58:20
and young teenagers are having surgeries
58:22
because it says they're transgender.
58:24
It's an affirmation, okay?
58:25
So quick random point on Fox News.
58:28
Apparently Fox News just can't decide
58:30
if they want to buy into the transgender or not.
58:33
They keep kind of pussyfooting around the deal, right?
58:35
So, oh gosh, what's the dude's name?
58:39
Caitlyn Jenner, right?
58:40
So they hire Caitlyn Jenner as a consultant
58:43
or as someone who corresponded to talk on screen.
58:46
And then you saw some of the narratives change
58:48
on some of their stories.
58:49
They were using pronouns that didn't, you know,
58:51
align with biological sex.
58:52
And it's like, you know, a lot of Republicans,
58:54
a lot of conservatives are like, wait a minute,
58:55
Fox News, you were like our last passion of hope here.
58:57
You know, a major news organization,
58:59
we didn't think that you were gonna fall for this.
59:00
And so Fox News apparently can't do that
59:02
because now they've got these stories
59:03
and they're using correct pronouns.
59:05
It's like they can't really, they can't really figure it out.
59:06
So my big takeaway on this one is two things
59:08
can be true at once, right?
59:10
Number one, Chris Beck could be someone
59:12
that is suffering from a terrible mental illness,
59:14
which I obviously see that to be true.
59:16
And he can be right to caution people
59:20
that honestly believe that they can change your gender.
59:23
Because people are automatically, you know,
59:25
dismissing Chris Beck right now.
59:27
It's like, oh, you know, he's a D-transitioner
59:28
and this was what always happens.
59:30
They're a hero of the left
59:31
and they're a hero of the trans agenda
59:32
until they realize that this is something
59:35
that they've done to themselves.
59:36
That is negative.
59:37
That is not gonna be good for them.
59:39
And that they're gonna caution other people
59:40
to not do that, okay?
59:42
So he was a hero of the left, now he's a pariah, okay?
59:45
But just because he has a mental illness
59:47
doesn't mean that he's not right about this
59:48
because he has an actual lived experience, right?
59:51
To use that phrase, his actual lived experience,
59:53
he's seen where this can go.
59:55
And he realized, thankfully, that this is not a good thing.
1:00:00
And that when you're pushing seven, eight-year-olds,
1:00:02
14, 15-year-olds towards this type of a lifestyle,
1:00:05
that's not gonna be good for their flourishing.
1:00:06
So I'm glad he spoke out.
1:00:08
All right, next quick hitter here.
1:00:09
The so-called Respect for Marriage Act,
1:00:11
passing the United States House of Representatives
1:00:12
and being signed by co-president Biden.
1:00:14
So this actually happened yesterday,
1:00:15
but according to Yahoo News,
1:00:16
President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed
1:00:18
into law the Respect for Marriage Act
1:00:19
at a star-studded ceremony on the southern lawn,
1:00:23
or the South Lawn.
1:00:24
The signing of the law is a victory for the LGBTQ+ community
1:00:26
as it further protects the right to marriage
1:00:29
for same-sex and interracial couples.
1:00:31
They had to add that in there.
1:00:32
The Respect for Marriage Act would, for the first time,
1:00:34
in trying same-sex and interracial marriages
1:00:36
into federal law and allow the federal government
1:00:38
to bring a civil lawsuit against anyone
1:00:40
who violates the statutory rights of gay,
1:00:42
lesbian, or interracial couples.
1:00:44
The bill also notably repeals the 1996 federal law
1:00:47
in the Defense of Marriage Act,
1:00:49
which once defined marriage as between a man and a woman.
1:00:52
So to go back to the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act,
1:00:54
I think that passed like 80-something percent
1:00:57
in both houses of Congress
1:00:58
and was signed by a Democratic president.
1:01:00
So think about, you know,
1:01:02
from there to now, how things have changed.
1:01:04
And if you want a more comprehensive breakdown
1:01:06
of this entire thing, go back to episode 396
1:01:08
of this podcast.
1:01:09
But for now, my big takeaway on this is,
1:01:11
all of the Republicans that voted in favor
1:01:13
of this legislation should be voted out of office,
1:01:15
and the Democrats in control of the US government
1:01:18
cannot usurp God in the things he defines.
1:01:21
So I talk, you know, a lot on episode 396 about this.
1:01:24
We get into all that detail.
1:01:25
It's no surprise that this was signed into law.
1:01:27
Yes, this will cause problems for Christians
1:01:29
and people of faith in this country.
1:01:30
It's certainly going to happen.
1:01:31
There's going to be a whole lot more.
1:01:33
Democrats are going to keep pushing
1:01:34
and it's going to be a bad deal.
1:01:35
But again, Democrats are saying this is what marriage is,
1:01:37
but God gets to define what marriage is.
1:01:39
So American law may say one thing,
1:01:41
but God gets the final say.
1:01:43
All right, next one here, child rapists in California
1:01:45
serving prison sentences of less than a year, okay?
1:01:48
So this is an exclusive from the UK Daily Mail.
1:01:50
An analysis of a California sex offenders database
1:01:53
shows thousands of child molesters
1:01:55
are being let out a prison after just a few months.
1:01:59
Dailymail.com's investigation reveals
1:02:01
more than 7,000 sex offenders were convicted
1:02:04
of lewd or lascivious acts with a child
1:02:06
under 14 years of age.
1:02:07
Those 7,000 pedophiles were released
1:02:09
the same year they were convicted.
1:02:13
Others who committed some sort
1:02:14
of the worst child sex crimes,
1:02:16
including sodomy and rape of children,
1:02:18
served similarly short sentences.
1:02:21
Currently, and former Los Angeles sex crime prosecutors
1:02:24
tell Dailymail.com that the figures
1:02:26
are terrifying and shameful.
1:02:28
Deputy D.A. John Hottami blames Proposition 57,
1:02:32
a 2016 bill allowing early parole for nonviolent felons,
1:02:35
which was supposed to was supported by his boss,
1:02:38
L.A. D.A. George Gascon.
1:02:40
Thousands of children victims are being denied justice
1:02:43
in George Gascon and his group of radical prosecutors
1:02:46
could care less, that Tommy said.
1:02:48
So we're gonna go right to the big takeaway on this one.
1:02:51
Most of you didn't know about this,
1:02:52
so I'm glad I was able to bring you this content.
1:02:55
I know it's an uncomfortable subject matter
1:02:57
and for all of us that have kids,
1:02:58
it is absolutely astonishing
1:03:01
that these people would be let out a prison,
1:03:02
much less after these incredibly short prison sentences.
1:03:05
'Cause if you rape a kid,
1:03:06
and nine months later you're walking on the streets again,
1:03:08
are you changed?
1:03:10
Are you redone remade as a person?
1:03:14
So right to my big takeaway,
1:03:16
and I've said this before and I'll keep saying it,
1:03:18
there are only two options that we should give pedophiles.
1:03:21
Number one, death penalty,
1:03:24
number two, castration, then the death penalty.
1:03:27
That's it.
1:03:29
'Cause if we start doing that as a country,
1:03:31
we might actually see pedophilia start to go away, right?
1:03:36
As opposed to just calling these people minor attracted persons,
1:03:38
trying to give them new names to make them seem,
1:03:40
you know, not so crazy, right?
1:03:43
But in the state of California,
1:03:44
you can butt rape a kid and then be out walking around,
1:03:48
prowling around, trying to be a predator
1:03:51
and find another kid to victimize within a year.
1:03:54
Death penalty or castration and then the death penalty.
1:03:58
And it should be swift in both cases.
1:04:00
All right guys, next one here, staying in California.
1:04:03
Governor Gavin Newsom exploring reparations
1:04:05
for the state's black residents.
1:04:06
So this is according to the blaze.
1:04:08
After months of research,
1:04:09
California's reparations task force
1:04:11
recently reported that the state's black residents
1:04:13
whose ancestors were in America from 1933 to 1977
1:04:18
are owed a total of $569 billion
1:04:22
in housing reparations the New York Times reported.
1:04:24
The task force, which was formed by legislation
1:04:26
signed by Governor Gavin Newsom in 2020,
1:04:29
or 2020 included nine members who have spent months
1:04:32
traveling the state conducting interviews
1:04:33
and collecting data, well, what data are they collecting
1:04:36
to assess the long-term effects of slavery?
1:04:39
In March, the task force determined
1:04:40
that those eligible to receive reparations
1:04:42
include California residents who are descendants
1:04:44
of enslaved African-Americans
1:04:46
or a free black person living in the United States
1:04:48
prior to the end of the 19th century.
1:04:50
The panel concluded that black California residents
1:04:52
are owed a total of $569 billion
1:04:55
or $223,200 each for housing discrimination.
1:05:02
So guys on this show before, I think it was last year,
1:05:04
maybe it was in 2020, I think it was in 2020.
1:05:06
I've talked about the issue of so-called reparations before.
1:05:09
And that's my race in America series.
1:05:11
There were three episodes that were released
1:05:13
back to back, that was in 2020
1:05:14
and then I've released two subsequent episodes.
1:05:16
And I'm not sure which episodes those are,
1:05:18
but you can just go to the website and search for it.
1:05:20
But I addressed that.
1:05:21
But here's a quick rundown of the problems
1:05:23
with reparations, of which there are many,
1:05:25
but here's a quick one.
1:05:26
The main problem is no black people alive in America today
1:05:31
have been slaves and no non-black people
1:05:36
alive in America today has owned an African slave.
1:05:40
These people don't exist.
1:05:42
And so the American taxpayer, or the California taxpayer,
1:05:46
to be more specific is going to be on the hook
1:05:48
for paying reparations as non-slave owners
1:05:52
to people who were never enslaved.
1:05:55
Again, make that make sense.
1:05:56
But it creates a lot of other problems.
1:05:59
Are these black people that were descendants of African slaves?
1:06:03
Or are these black people that were descendants
1:06:05
of African slavers?
1:06:06
Because the slave trade, people were like,
1:06:10
oh, it was the Spanish, it was the French,
1:06:12
it was the English, it was the Americans.
1:06:14
Like they were, of course they all had a hand in it,
1:06:16
but it was the African tribesmen
1:06:19
that were selling their own people
1:06:21
or going to other villages and capturing people.
1:06:23
There are literally tons of reports of villagers
1:06:26
going to other villages, kidnapping these people
1:06:28
and putting them in cages on the beaches of Africa
1:06:31
to make it easier for the transfer
1:06:33
to the Europeans to buy them
1:06:34
and to send them wherever they wanted to, right?
1:06:37
So are these people descendants of those people?
1:06:39
Are they descendants of black people
1:06:41
that owned slaves in America?
1:06:43
Because I believe the first slave owner in America
1:06:45
was a black person.
1:06:47
Do those people not get the reparations
1:06:48
or are we just basing it off the level
1:06:50
of melanin in their skin?
1:06:51
Right, you know, what's the standard here?
1:06:53
We don't really have a lot of that.
1:06:54
Again, this hasn't gone into effect yet,
1:06:56
but they're certainly moving in that direction.
1:06:58
Also, what if you're a mixed race?
1:07:00
What if your mom is white and your dad is black?
1:07:02
Do you get half?
1:07:03
Okay, what if, you know, your mom and dad,
1:07:07
so does your mom who's white have to take reparations
1:07:10
to your dad who's black?
1:07:11
Do they have to like walk a check across the house?
1:07:14
There's tons of problems with this.
1:07:15
So my big takeaway on this is,
1:07:16
this is obviously a nonsense story,
1:07:18
at least until it actually happens.
1:07:20
Because this is, you know, we can point out
1:07:21
and we can laugh and we can say,
1:07:22
"Oh, this is really stupid and this is really dumb,"
1:07:24
because it is, but it's gonna happen.
1:07:28
California is definitely gonna pull this off.
1:07:30
Like, this is definitely gonna be a headline for next year,
1:07:33
and then there will be other states that follow suit.
1:07:36
Illinois, New York, Massachusetts,
1:07:39
like there will be other states that do this exact thing.
1:07:42
So it's nonsense, we can point and laugh now,
1:07:44
but it's coming, guys.
1:07:45
All right, next one here.
1:07:46
Loudoun County Superintendent and spokesman
1:07:48
being criminally indicted for covering up a rape
1:07:51
of one of their students.
1:07:52
So this is according to Luke Rosiac of the Daily Wire,
1:07:54
who originally broke the story.
1:07:56
And so we'll just go back to his reporting here.
1:07:58
Two top officials of a Northern Virginia Public School District
1:08:01
were indicted Monday for their roles in the handling
1:08:03
of a bathroom rape by a skirt wearing boy
1:08:05
after the Daily Wire revealed the apparent coverup last year.
1:08:08
Court documents unsealed Monday showed.
1:08:10
Loudoun County Superintendent Scott Ziegler
1:08:12
was indicted on three misdemeanor counts of false publication,
1:08:15
conflict of interest, prohibited conduct,
1:08:17
and penalizing employee for court appearance.
1:08:20
Spokeswoman or Spokesman Wade Bard
1:08:22
was indicted on a felony charge of perjury, court records showed.
1:08:27
A week ago, a special grand jury released a 91-page report
1:08:30
that confirmed the findings of the Daily Wire's October 2021
1:08:33
exposé, saying that Ziegler told a bald-faced lied
1:08:37
when he dismissed concerns about a proposed transgender policy
1:08:40
by denying that there had ever been any bathroom sexual assaults,
1:08:43
despite knowing that just a month prior,
1:08:44
a skirt wearing boy had allegedly raped a ninth-grade girl,
1:08:48
annually raped, by the way.
1:08:49
The grand jury said Ziegler's administration also concealed
1:08:52
from the public and even the school board
1:08:54
that the same boy went on to sexually assault another girl
1:08:58
in the classroom with the school board member learning
1:09:01
about it only thanks to the Daily Wire.
1:09:03
The report painted a devastating picture
1:09:05
that found that throughout this ordeal,
1:09:07
LCPS administrators were looking out for their own interest
1:09:10
instead of the best interest of LCPS, okay?
1:09:13
So I actually discussed this case at length.
1:09:16
On a previous episode, so go back to episode 247 of this podcast.
1:09:18
247 is called School Board Hides Child Rape
1:09:21
in order to pass a transgender student policy.
1:09:23
But there's one thing about this story
1:09:24
that a lot of people are kind of missing
1:09:25
and I obviously didn't read it there.
1:09:27
But this boy, that was raping girls,
1:09:30
I can't remember if this was at the first school
1:09:32
that he raped someone at
1:09:33
or at the second school that he raped somebody at,
1:09:34
but apparently he, you know, out of history of this,
1:09:37
he was actually in a bathroom stall,
1:09:39
annually raping a girl and a teacher walked in,
1:09:44
noticed that there were two sets of feet underneath this,
1:09:48
and I'm assuming if you're being annually raped
1:09:49
that you're not sitting there, you know,
1:09:51
expressing your joy, this is someone
1:09:53
that's being violently raped in the bathroom of her school
1:09:57
by a transgender boy, right, or which is to say a boy,
1:10:01
so it's a transgender girl who's actually a boy
1:10:04
and the school teacher did nothing, did nothing.
1:10:09
Reminding me of another story, remember Sandusky
1:10:12
from Penn State?
1:10:14
You remember that he was raping a kid
1:10:16
that was there for football camp and another coach came in
1:10:20
to the locker room in the shower
1:10:21
where this kid was being annually raped by Sandusky
1:10:25
and did nothing?
1:10:26
You know, people wanna be known for what they're for
1:10:30
and not what they're against, right?
1:10:33
Right, so what about these people?
1:10:35
Are they allowed to push back darkness?
1:10:38
Are they allowed to push, are they allowed to stop
1:10:40
darkness and the violation of the Amago Day in that moment?
1:10:43
So I'll just go to my big takeaway on this
1:10:46
before I lose my mind.
1:10:47
This is just another example of the corruption
1:10:50
of leftist government school officials
1:10:52
and the downstream consequences of the LGBTQ
1:10:55
and especially trans agenda.
1:10:57
'Cause one thing I forgot to mention,
1:10:58
because now I think we're supposed to say LGBTQIA plus.
1:11:02
When Joe Biden signed in the supposed Respect for Marriage Act,
1:11:05
everybody that went to the microphone,
1:11:06
which there was like 74 people that decided
1:11:08
they needed to speak that day, they all,
1:11:10
they didn't say LGBTQ, they didn't say LGBTQ plus,
1:11:14
they said LGBTQIA plus, okay?
1:11:17
So when they say they support the LGBTQIA plus, right?
1:11:22
When they say something like that,
1:11:25
the plus is the most important part
1:11:27
because they are signaling that no matter where this goes,
1:11:31
no matter where this goes,
1:11:31
Abramolar pointed this out on the show and it was genius,
1:11:34
no matter where the plus takes us,
1:11:36
they already are signaling we support that.
1:11:38
Whether that's polyamory, whether that's, you know,
1:11:42
just ruffles, whether that's pedophilia, whatever,
1:11:46
that they support everything up to and including the plus.
1:11:50
And here we are.
1:11:52
We have these corrupt leftist government officials
1:11:56
hiding a rape of children,
1:11:59
the multiple rapes of children by one person
1:12:02
because they didn't want to be seen as transphobic
1:12:04
and because they wanted to pass
1:12:05
their own transgender student policy.
1:12:07
And so consequences be damned,
1:12:09
we've got to get this through.
1:12:11
And so we're going to just move this kid around
1:12:13
to a bunch of different schools
1:12:13
and hope he stops raping people.
1:12:15
These are the consequences, guys.
1:12:18
Again, do I need to tell you to get your kids
1:12:20
out of the government run schools?
1:12:21
Doesn't mean that every kid in a Christian school
1:12:23
that nothing like this could happen.
1:12:25
But again, if you vet them and you take this seriously,
1:12:28
you can keep this from happening to your kid.
1:12:30
All right, guys, next quick hitter here
1:12:31
that continue to release the Twitter files.
1:12:33
So here's the thing on Twitter files.
1:12:34
I'm going to go really fast on this one
1:12:36
because they're coming at breakneck speed, right?
1:12:39
So there's been, I think, five different tranches
1:12:41
or tranches of releases of different Twitter files.
1:12:44
But I'm just going to go to the big takeaway here
1:12:45
because there's way too much information
1:12:47
to cover here on the quick hitters.
1:12:48
But it's always a conspiracy until the truth is revealed.
1:12:51
So that's what we're seeing with the Twitter files, right?
1:12:53
We think that there was something nefarious
1:12:55
that went on before Donald Trump was kicked off Twitter
1:12:57
and lo and behold, there was.
1:12:58
We think that there are conservative voices
1:13:00
that are being tamped down, that are being suppressed.
1:13:03
And then we find out that it's happening.
1:13:04
And so if we've learned anything from 2022 today,
1:13:07
it's always a conspiracy theory until we get the receipts.
1:13:10
And we're currently seeing that with the Twitter files.
1:13:12
We'll have to continue to see
1:13:13
what they're going to be releasing in the future.
1:13:14
All right, next quick hitter here.
1:13:16
Shark Week, guys.
1:13:17
Everybody's favorite week of the year,
1:13:19
apparently is super duper racist.
1:13:21
So this is according to Fox News.
1:13:22
The Washington Post published a report Monday
1:13:24
slamming Discovery Channel Shark Week,
1:13:26
Shark Week programming for featuring
1:13:28
too many white males as shark experts
1:13:30
and continuing to peddle negative messages about sharks.
1:13:34
You know, these sharks, they just can't get a good PR firm,
1:13:36
apparently back to the report from Fox News.
1:13:37
The report highlighted a study done
1:13:39
by the public library of science
1:13:41
led by Allegheny College biology professor,
1:13:44
Lisa Whitenack, the project observed
1:13:46
that discoveries programming emphasize
1:13:47
negative messages about sharks,
1:13:49
lacked useful messaging about shark conservation
1:13:51
and overwhelmingly featured white men as experts,
1:13:54
including several with the same name.
1:13:56
So apparently there's a bunch of shark experts
1:13:58
named Mike, and this is a bad thing.
1:14:00
This is supposed to get us up in arms
1:14:02
and be super duper outraged.
1:14:05
Again, I'll just skip to the quick hitter on this one
1:14:07
because this is absolutely ridiculous.
1:14:09
Racism demand is high, but supply is incredibly low.
1:14:14
This story just proves that further.
1:14:19
And then every story we see about a supposed news
1:14:22
hanging in a NASCAR garage or in, you know,
1:14:24
some construction site or someone, you know,
1:14:27
having a swash the co or the N word painted outside their wall.
1:14:30
Why do these things always turn out to be fake?
1:14:33
It's because the racism demand is high,
1:14:36
but the supply is incredibly low,
1:14:38
which is not to say that there are not racist.
1:14:39
Obviously racism will never leave the earth
1:14:43
until Christ comes back and cleanses it.
1:14:45
But this idea that there's this cabal of racist,
1:14:49
white supremacists walking around looking for opportunities
1:14:52
to put symbols up to make black people
1:14:54
or people of color uncomfortable is insane.
1:14:57
And again, if you look around hard enough
1:15:00
and you want to find incidences of racism,
1:15:03
you will find it wherever you look.
1:15:04
Apparently, even if you look on Discovery Channel Shark Week.
1:15:07
All right, next quick hitter here,
1:15:08
a $40,000 a year Chicago private school,
1:15:11
not Christian Chicago private school,
1:15:13
organized an event to let their students play with dildos
1:15:17
and butt plugs.
1:15:18
Yes, this is real according to the Daily Wire.
1:15:21
The Dean of Students at an elite private school in Chicago
1:15:23
was allegedly recorded on undercover video admitting
1:15:26
to having a group come into his classroom
1:15:28
and pass out sex toys during Pride Week
1:15:30
for students to examine and to learn about gay sex.
1:15:34
The video allegedly shows Joseph Bruno, Dean of Students,
1:15:37
Dean of Students at Francis W. Parker School,
1:15:40
which costs tens of thousands of dollars to attend,
1:15:42
telling an undercover activist for Project Veritas
1:15:45
about activities that take place in his classroom.
1:15:48
So I've been dean for four years.
1:15:49
During Pride, we do a Pride Week every year.
1:15:52
I had our LGBTQ+ Health Center come into the classroom
1:15:55
he allegedly stated.
1:15:57
They were passing around butt plugs and dildos to students
1:16:00
talking about queer sex, using lube versus using spit.
1:16:04
So this Dean of Students for this private school
1:16:09
doesn't know he's being recorded.
1:16:11
And he just says, yeah, our LGBTQ Health Center,
1:16:14
which you didn't know that was a thing,
1:16:16
brings in sex toys and is describing how gay sex
1:16:20
and queer sex takes place.
1:16:23
To children, to children.
1:16:27
There's enough there from what I just read
1:16:30
to where we can just go to the big takeaway.
1:16:32
And this is gonna sound familiar to you guys.
1:16:35
vetted private Christian school, homeschool.
1:16:38
'Cause this is a private school,
1:16:42
but obviously not Christian.
1:16:43
Very much so of the atheist left.
1:16:47
And again, guys, even if your kids
1:16:50
are in a vetted private Christian school,
1:16:51
this doesn't mean they're 100% completely safe,
1:16:54
but you can assume something like
1:16:55
this is not going to happen.
1:16:57
At your local private Christian school,
1:17:00
I'm assuming they're not gonna bring in a pedophile
1:17:03
to show sex toys to your children
1:17:07
and encourage them to play with them
1:17:09
as they describe why you would use lube instead of spit
1:17:13
before you annually penetrate your boyfriend.
1:17:16
Too rough?
1:17:19
It's reality, guys, deal with it.
1:17:22
All right, next one here.
1:17:23
The man potentially responsible for the Lockerbie bombing
1:17:26
in 1988 was arrested over the weekend.
1:17:29
So this is according to CNBC,
1:17:31
a Libyan intelligence official accused of making the bomb
1:17:33
that brought down the Pan Am Flight 103
1:17:35
over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988.
1:17:37
And an international act of terrorism
1:17:39
has been taken into U.S. custody
1:17:40
and will face federal charges in Washington,
1:17:42
the Justice Department said Sunday.
1:17:44
The arrest of Abu Angala Masoud-Kir al-Marimi
1:17:47
is a milestone in the decades-old investigation
1:17:50
into the attack that killed 259 people in the air
1:17:52
and 11 on the ground.
1:17:54
American authorities in December 2020
1:17:55
announced charges against Masoud,
1:17:57
who was in Libyan custody at the time.
1:18:00
Though he is the third Libyan intelligence official charge
1:18:02
in the U.S. in connection with the attack,
1:18:04
he would be the first to appear
1:18:05
in an American courtroom for prosecution.
1:18:08
The New Yorkbound Pan Am Flight exploded over Lockerbie
1:18:10
less than an hour after takeoff from London
1:18:12
on December the 21st of 1988.
1:18:14
Citizens from 21 different countries were killed.
1:18:16
Among the 190 Americans on board were 35 Syracuse students
1:18:20
flying home for Christmas after a semester abroad.
1:18:24
So my big takeaway on this one,
1:18:25
well, I'll just say just quickly,
1:18:26
I know some people that were part of this investigation,
1:18:29
obviously it's a crazy terrorist attack
1:18:30
that doesn't get enough play.
1:18:31
Most people didn't even know this happened.
1:18:33
But my big takeaway on this is that
1:18:34
the U.S. intelligence apparatus can actually do
1:18:37
some pretty cool stuff when they're not worried
1:18:39
about spying on American citizens
1:18:40
or trying to destroy the sitting president.
1:18:43
I mean, just think about this, 1988,
1:18:45
for over 30 years have been trying to track these people down.
1:18:47
They tracked down the guy that very, very likely made the bomb
1:18:50
that killed all these people.
1:18:52
Can you imagine if the United States intelligence
1:18:54
or the deep state apparatus only focused on finding people
1:18:58
that have killed and maimed Americans?
1:19:00
Like wouldn't that be awesome?
1:19:03
I wanna live in that world someday.
1:19:05
We'll see if we do.
1:19:06
All right, next quick hitter here,
1:19:07
the U.S. women's national soccer team stealing money
1:19:09
from the U.S. men's national soccer team.
1:19:11
So this is according to the New York Post.
1:19:13
Under the equal pay agreement signed this year,
1:19:15
the teams will split the prize money for the World Cup.
1:19:17
That's this year's men's World Cup.
1:19:19
That means that both teams will get 6.5 million
1:19:21
for the men's team advancing to the round of 16
1:19:24
and will continue to split the prize money down the middle.
1:19:26
The women's team, which has won the last two women's
1:19:28
world's cups had long been advocating for equal pay,
1:19:31
but without success.
1:19:32
But it took a collective bargaining agreement
1:19:34
and with buy-in from both the men in the U.S.
1:19:37
Soccer Federation to achieve it.
1:19:39
Okay, so let's talk about the word buy-in there
1:19:40
that the New York Post used.
1:19:41
By buy-in, they obviously mean that they were strong armed
1:19:45
by the threat of being called sexist bigots, okay?
1:19:49
So again, no one cares about women's soccer.
1:19:52
And so the women's World Cup basically
1:19:54
doesn't make very much money, okay?
1:19:56
The men's World Cup, everybody watches.
1:19:59
Literally billions of people a year
1:20:00
are watching the World Cup right now
1:20:02
and they make way more money.
1:20:05
Like an astonishing level, more money
1:20:07
because more people care to watch that sport.
1:20:09
That's how the open marketplace works.
1:20:11
But the U.S. women's national team,
1:20:13
which is a fine group of gals, you know,
1:20:16
very, very successful,
1:20:17
probably the most successful women's soccer country
1:20:20
of all time, great.
1:20:21
So there you go.
1:20:22
They literally strong armed these morons
1:20:25
into giving them money for not playing.
1:20:29
All of the women on the women's national team
1:20:30
made hundreds of thousands of dollars
1:20:32
to sit down on television and watch the World Cup.
1:20:34
So my big takeaway on this is I guess it pays
1:20:37
to base your arguments on delusions, right?
1:20:40
Because you hear, you know, WNBA players,
1:20:42
you know, why it doesn't bring any griner
1:20:43
and get paid as much as LeBron James does?
1:20:45
Because no one watches the WNBA
1:20:47
because the WNBA loses millions of dollars of year a year.
1:20:51
And if they weren't given money by the NBA,
1:20:53
they would have gone out of business
1:20:55
two or three years into business.
1:20:58
But sometimes it pays and it pays off for these ladies.
1:21:01
All right, next one here.
1:21:02
NBC News going full anti-natalist, okay?
1:21:04
So according to NBC News,
1:21:06
this was the headline that they wrote.
1:21:08
Science proves kids are bad for the earth,
1:21:10
morality suggests we stop having them.
1:21:12
The subhead of the article is we need to stop pretending
1:21:15
kids don't have environmental and ethical consequences, okay?
1:21:18
So guys, I'll put in the show notes
1:21:19
so you can read the entire article.
1:21:21
And, you know, I guess if you hate yourself,
1:21:23
you'll spend the time reading that entire article.
1:21:24
But my big takeaway on this one is it's strange.
1:21:28
These anti-natalist people,
1:21:29
these people that, you know, think that humanity
1:21:32
is a scourge upon the earth,
1:21:33
these people seem to never mean their kids.
1:21:39
It's not their kids that are the problem, it's yours.
1:21:42
Because if these people actually mint it,
1:21:43
you'd assume that they would start
1:21:45
the cleansing of the earth of humans in their own home.
1:21:48
Because, you know, these people are like,
1:21:50
oh, there's eight billion people on the planet,
1:21:51
that's way too many, okay, which ones should we kill?
1:21:55
Like, and you're already killing, you know,
1:21:56
the unborn ones.
1:21:57
So which ones are the ones that are currently living outside
1:22:00
the womb as opposed to inside the womb?
1:22:02
Which ones do we kill?
1:22:03
Can we start with your kids?
1:22:04
Can we start with you?
1:22:05
They're never down with that.
1:22:06
So, you know, it's a headline, but it's, you know,
1:22:09
just basically undergirded by a foundation of BS.
1:22:12
All right, last big hitter here, a quick hitter,
1:22:14
big hitter, maybe I'll call him big hitters in 2023.
1:22:16
I'll consider, all right, last one here.
1:22:18
The government of New Zealand kidnapping a child
1:22:20
because his parents requested no vaccinated blood
1:22:22
for their baby surgery.
1:22:23
So this is according to Not the Bee,
1:22:24
this is kind of like the news version of the Babylon Bee.
1:22:26
A baby boy in New Zealand who needed life-saving surgery
1:22:29
was taken away from his parents
1:22:30
because they demanded the hospital use blood
1:22:32
from an unvaccinated individual
1:22:34
in the transfusion for the heart surgery.
1:22:36
The parents are against the untested COVID-19 vaccine
1:22:39
and wanted their son to receive a transfusion
1:22:41
only from unvaccinated blood.
1:22:43
But the court in New Zealand ruled against the parents
1:22:45
and police took the baby into temporary custody
1:22:48
for the surgery.
1:22:49
So insane story, not surprising coming from New Zealand,
1:22:53
unfortunately because it's a beautiful country.
1:22:55
I love that country.
1:22:56
But the big takeaway on this one is if we continue
1:22:58
to be asleep at the wheel, as voters, as people of faith,
1:23:03
especially when it comes to our elections
1:23:05
and the culture at large,
1:23:06
we can expect things like this to start happening
1:23:08
with alarming regularity in the United States.
1:23:11
The government of New Zealand took custody of a child
1:23:15
against the parents' wishes and did a blood transfusion
1:23:19
for a surgery to potentially save this child's life
1:23:22
and they went against the parents' request
1:23:24
that they get unvaccinated blood
1:23:26
and it wasn't as if they didn't have
1:23:28
unvaccinated blood available.
1:23:30
They just decided, no, we're not gonna let you do that.
1:23:34
Guys, elections have consequences.
1:23:36
Your ideology has downstream consequences.
1:23:40
I mean, we've been talking about similar things
1:23:41
for well over an hour at this point, okay?
1:23:44
So that's the last quick hitter.
1:23:45
But as I promise, I do have a quick jujitsu story
1:23:47
for all you jujitsu people out there.
1:23:49
So last Tuesday, we're doing the 6 a.m. class.
1:23:50
We start rolling about 5.45 a.m.
1:23:52
It's the only class I've ever done where we roll
1:23:54
four or five rounds at the beginning of class
1:23:56
and then we do the training.
1:23:57
And so it's like, you better come and better be ready.
1:23:59
You better be warmed up.
1:24:00
And so one of my last rounds was with a guy that I love.
1:24:02
He's one of our black belts.
1:24:03
I'll leave his name out of this.
1:24:05
He's a big guy.
1:24:06
Like this dude's a silverback.
1:24:07
He's a gorilla, right?
1:24:08
He goes to my church.
1:24:09
This is a dangerous dude.
1:24:10
Like, you know, he works in law enforcement
1:24:13
and he's an awesome, awesome guy,
1:24:15
but he will freaking kill you.
1:24:16
And so he and I are having this role.
1:24:18
And again, I'm a purple belt.
1:24:19
I'm about 40 pounds lighter than this guy.
1:24:21
He's a black belt.
1:24:22
I know what's gonna happen.
1:24:24
But we get into this role and I'm like, okay,
1:24:26
with this guy, I'm gonna just do what I can
1:24:28
to move around as much as possible
1:24:29
and try to make him work as much as possible
1:24:32
and just try to survive.
1:24:33
And so he's not giving me what I want for a single leg.
1:24:36
And so I shoot a double leg.
1:24:37
I didn't get far enough.
1:24:38
He sprawled really, really well.
1:24:39
You know, we're kind of, you know,
1:24:40
messing around.
1:24:41
He's in half guard, but then he passes my guard
1:24:43
and then he goes to mount.
1:24:44
But then I do a mount escape
1:24:45
that I've been doing for a long time.
1:24:46
It's kind of a close grip mount escape
1:24:47
and I end up getting on a mount.
1:24:49
And then I get him into an awkward position
1:24:51
where I thought I was about to get a takedown,
1:24:52
didn't quite finish it.
1:24:53
And then, you know, lo and behold, you know,
1:24:55
30 seconds later, I'm mounted again.
1:24:57
And I quit in my head.
1:25:00
I didn't tap because I'd gotten mounted
1:25:02
because, you know, only busters do that.
1:25:05
I didn't, you know, quit and say, you know,
1:25:07
tab, I'm taking my ball and I'm going home.
1:25:09
But in my head, I just stopped.
1:25:12
I stopped working.
1:25:13
I stopped defending for about two or three seconds.
1:25:15
And then in that moment, I realized, oh no.
1:25:20
Oh no, I am not a quitter.
1:25:22
I went back to that time in that white belt tournament
1:25:23
when I talked about on this podcast
1:25:24
when I was in the absolute final against a guy
1:25:26
that weighed 275 pounds.
1:25:28
I yanked him into my side control
1:25:29
'cause I'm an idiot and I quit mentally.
1:25:31
And it took one of my teammates snapping me out of it
1:25:34
because he was telling me a particular move to defend
1:25:36
'cause the guy was trying to do a bread cutter choke on me,
1:25:38
right?
1:25:39
But in this moment, for about two or three seconds, I quit.
1:25:42
And then I decided for as much time there
1:25:44
as there was left in the round.
1:25:45
I think there was a minute and a half, maybe two minutes
1:25:47
that I was gonna go nuts,
1:25:49
that I was just gonna give it literally everything I had.
1:25:52
And I did, I did.
1:25:53
So if you had scored our role,
1:25:55
which, you know, most people don't score their roles,
1:25:57
but if you had scored 'cause I was thinking back,
1:25:58
he'd probably beat me 13 or 14 to nothing, right?
1:26:01
He didn't score at all.
1:26:02
He'd absolutely scumpt me.
1:26:03
He didn't submit me, but he absolutely destroyed me.
1:26:06
But as soon as the round was over, we slap, bump,
1:26:09
and he couldn't really get up.
1:26:11
I dragged him into deep water.
1:26:15
He drowned me, but I dragged him out there.
1:26:20
And he took off the next round, but I didn't.
1:26:22
And I'm not saying that to brag on myself
1:26:25
'cause again, I'm telling you that I got mauled
1:26:27
by a silverback gorilla.
1:26:29
I got skunked on the scorecard
1:26:31
and I mentally quit.
1:26:32
So I'm certainly not, you know,
1:26:33
saying that I did something amazing here.
1:26:36
But when I decided that I wasn't gonna be a quitter,
1:26:40
when I wasn't gonna be that guy
1:26:41
that I was gonna be resilient, I looked at the outcome.
1:26:45
And for him, he took the next round off.
1:26:47
He had to take a second because he was able to beat me,
1:26:50
but he didn't wanna roll with me again very quickly.
1:26:52
Now we rolled again yesterday and it went about the same way,
1:26:54
but it just kind of is what it is.
1:26:56
But that's one of those lessons, guys.
1:26:57
Whether you're doing jujitsu or you're doing anything,
1:26:59
that's hard.
1:26:59
You learn from those lessons.
1:27:01
I'm gonna remember this role for a very, very long time.
1:27:03
I've rolled thousands of times in my life.
1:27:05
There's only a few that I remember very, very specific things
1:27:07
that happened, typically it's injuries.
1:27:09
But this was a major learning lesson for me
1:27:10
'cause I knew I quit.
1:27:12
I got a little bit tired,
1:27:13
I got a little bit mentally defeated,
1:27:15
and I let it go from there.
1:27:16
So guys, don't be that person.
1:27:18
If you're gonna be able to push back darkness,
1:27:20
you've gotta be spiritually, mentally,
1:27:21
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you shoot me an email to info@ undonton.life.
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That's I-N-F-O, @Nonton.life.
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Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook
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and check out our website for everything else,
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including how to donate to keep more content
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like this coming your way.
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Just go to www. undonton.life.
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And also, we want to thank the band Augustman's Red
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for allowing us to use their music for our content.
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The music on this podcast is our song "Cutting the Ties,"
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which is off their 10th anniversary
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re-recording of their album, "The Leveler."
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The links are in the description.
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I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.
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Remember, keep pushing back darkness,
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keep forging spiritual, mental, and physical resilience.
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Keep seeking the lion of Judah.
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(upbeat music)
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♪ I love thy land ♪
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♪ In the high end ♪
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♪ I know ♪
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♪ I know you want ♪
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♪ It's the start ♪
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♪ It's the start ♪
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♪ It's the first note ♪
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♪ You will be revived ♪
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