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"This is Undaunted Life, a Man's Podcast."
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it.
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But on the first day of the week at Early Dawn, they went to the tomb, taking the spices
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they had prepared.
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And they found the stone rolled away from the tomb, but when they went in, they did
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not find the body of the Lord Jesus.
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While they were perplexed about this, behold, two men stood by them and dazzling apparel.
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And as they were frightened and bowed their faces to the ground, the men said to them,
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"Why do you seek the living among the dead?
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He is not here, but has risen."
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Guys, that is Luke 24, 1 through 6.
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I forgot to tell you guys, happy early Easter on last Thursday's episode.
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So I'm hitting you with the happy belated Easter.
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I hope you guys had a great weekend.
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Again, it's a great weekend to celebrate.
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The rising of our Lord and it's not the Easter Bunny thing, even though everyone's like,
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"I had to, you know, what did the Easter Bunny bring you?"
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That kind of thing.
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It's good to have that time of year where we focus on the resurrection of Jesus.
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I want to remind you guys also from the beginning that we are 100% listener supported show and
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ministry.
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So if you guys would love to support our content that we're putting out there and put us out
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there to meet even more audiences and more people, go to undaunted.life/donate.
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That's how you can hop in on doing all this.
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And also very, very soon, I was hoping to do it this week or next week.
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It may be a little bit delayed.
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I'm going to be making an announcement about undaunted life merchandise because we were
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begged for forever, "Hey, Kyle, you got to start doing merch, got to start doing merch."
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We did merch, but we're going to make some changes to kind of how we do that.
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We're going to be doing things as opposed to kind of like a running store.
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We're going to be doing more like drops and things like that.
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So it should be pretty interesting and way easier for guys like you that actually listen
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to the show and consume this every week to get our swag and kind of wear it around.
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So we'll be getting more information about that out to you hopefully within the next
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three, four weeks.
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Now before we get into today's content, I just wanted to do a very, very quick PSA about
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Joe Rogan.
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So I was listening to Joe Rogan episode this morning and I just kind of wanted to throw
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this out there to you guys.
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I was going to put it in the quick resilience boost at the end, but I figured if you stop
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listening by then, I think this is still important to kind of mention.
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Guys need to be fairly wary about Joe Rogan when they're listening to Joe Rogan, okay?
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Because I know a lot of men that listen to Joe Rogan, I know a lot of Christian men that
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listen to Joe Rogan.
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The thing about Joe Rogan is he is a fantastic podcaster.
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I love his fight commentary.
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He's a talented comedian and he's an incredibly talented guy, but he's not without his faults.
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And that is on full display on an episode from about a week ago with David Mehmet.
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And so that's episode 1801, if I can remember, I'll put it in the show notes, but 1801 David
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Mehmet, it's put out in April, so you should be able to find it there on Spotify.
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It was concerning to me how many things that he said that were just flat out wrong.
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This guy's got again, he's, he's an atheist or, you know, you'd probably consider himself
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an agnostic or something like that.
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Every time he talks about the Bible, he makes a complete, you know, he, he makes a moron
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out of himself.
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He doesn't understand how we got the Bible today.
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He doesn't understand about how it was transcribed and passed down.
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He has no idea about how it was translated.
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He has no idea about the historicity of the Bible.
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And yet he talks about it as if he knows, as if it's old hat and him and David Mehmet
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were having a conversation.
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This guy's like a Hollywood guy, you know, a playwright and he's written these books and
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now he's kind of a conservative commentator.
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But I want you to listen to this interview because about halfway through, I was like,
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it was almost egregious how Joe Rogan was, was talking to this guy, like almost pretending
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like he didn't understand what the guy was saying and the guy seemed to be making very,
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very good sense.
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And it reminded me, I believe with the second time that Ben Shapiro came on his show, Joe
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Rogan had it out for Ben Shapiro in that second episode.
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You could tell after the first episode, people are, you know, probably telling them behind
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the scenes, hey, you were too nice to this guy.
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Like he's an Orthodox Jew and he's a conservative.
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You got to hit him more and so he definitely hit him more in a subsequent conversation.
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It felt like a lot of that was going on here.
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And so Joe Rogan has a tendency to say things that you like and that you agree with.
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But that doesn't mean you should take his philosophy wholesale.
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And so that's just my warning to you guys from the beginning.
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Again, I'm a Joe Rogan experience fan.
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I listened to the show.
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I think two out of three of the last few years, I give my episode of the year when I do the
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best podcast of the year to a Joe Rogan experience episode.
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I love a lot of his conversations, but go and listen to that episode and see if you notice
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anything a little bit different about what he's doing.
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Now let's move on to something else.
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We're going to be doing some format changes to the podcast, very, very minor format changes.
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I know a lot of you guys like the way that we do things, but we're going to be introducing
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a segment from here on out on the Thursday podcast called quick hitters.
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Okay.
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So basically what I'm going to do is assuming all things equal, Tuesdays will be interviews
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and Thursdays will be me just doing solo episodes.
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There will be some weeks where I'll double up on interviews or double up on solo episodes.
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It really just depends on what we have going on, but what I plan to do on these Thursday
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episodes moving forward is I'm going to talk about whatever topic or, you know, news or
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philosophy that I want to, and then I'm going to do a quick hitter segment.
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And so that's going to be a segment where I hit news stories that have happened in the
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last week or since I recorded last, that I think are pertinent for us to discuss and
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for me to give you my just generalized thoughts on, but maybe I'm not going to spend 45 minutes
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to an hour on this one topic.
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And the reason why I'm doing that, the main reason I guess, I get asked about certain news
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topics all the time.
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People shoot me DMs.
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I have friends send me text messages.
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Hey, have you heard of this?
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Have you heard of this?
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And most of the time I've heard of something, but there are times to where I'm like, oh,
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man, I didn't even know that this was happening.
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And so I know a lot of you guys aren't really getting any, I guess any guidance from a pastor
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or someone that's discipling you on some of these areas.
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And so I want to make sure that we can do that.
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And so I'm going to do kind of the initial thing that I'm going to be talking about.
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But then three, four, five, maybe six of these quick hitters.
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So I can just talk through some of these things without going, you know, into two terribly
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much detail unless it warrants that.
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So for today's show, we are officially launching the quick hitters segment and we're doing
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it in the most over the top exaggerated manner possible.
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And I likely won't ever do it like this again.
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But I'm going to go over all of the biggest news, in my opinion, that happened since I've
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been out of the studio.
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All of it.
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Yes.
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I'm totally serious.
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Here's the thing.
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I've been keeping a list since January.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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January.
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That long from the studio last week was my first week back, you know, doing solo episodes
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and I'm going over all the stuff that I very likely would have done shows on or at least
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would have mentioned.
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So you might be thinking Kyle is just about to be like a nine, 10 hour long podcast.
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No, it's not.
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I'm going to do my absolute level best to be incredibly, incredibly brief in describing
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most of these topics.
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But here's the thing.
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I'm going to be relying on some of you guys to understand some of these topics.
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Like I'm not going to go into, you know, a full on history of all these different things
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and all the different tendrils that come off of these different topics.
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I'm going to try to keep it pertinent to the meat potatoes and give you my overall thoughts.
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So in also, I kind of spent some time trying to figure out how I would rank order this
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list and in terms of importance.
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And I just didn't think that would be a very good way of doing things.
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You know, do I rank it on biggest stories or most recent or least recent?
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Essentially, I decided to go in the order that I wrote them down in my notes on my phone,
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which isn't necessarily chronological, but it's generally chronological.
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So guys, if you stick with me through the end of this episode, I'm going to be covering
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a lot of stuff to include Super Bowl halftime show.
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The Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, and acting the emergency act, Leah Thomas,
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you know, becoming the greatest male women swimmer of all time, Florida, parental rights
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bill, nomination and confirmation of now justice, Kintanji Brown Jackson, Kane, Velasquez, being
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arrested for attempted murder, the Major League Baseball lockout, Jorge Mazvid, all attacking,
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really jumping, Colby Covington, the Disney drama and all that stuff, the Russian invasion
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of Ukraine, Will Smith smacking Chris Rock, abortion laws in Maryland, Colorado, Oklahoma
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and Florida, the NFL expanding the Rooney rule, the five murdered babies in D.C., Elon
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Musk trying to buy Twitter, the shooting on the New York City subway, and a bunch more,
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and a bunch more.
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Okay.
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And just so you know, guys, I had to cut this lift list off somewhere.
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So I cut it off on Easter Sunday.
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So it's like, okay, I'm not going to consume any more news on Easter Sunday.
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I'm recording this the Monday before it comes out.
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Okay.
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So guys, if a nuke is shot by Russia in the next few days, sorry, I'm not mentioning that
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on the show, if, you know, Elon Musk decides he's going to buy Twitter and Facebook and
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Apple all at the same time or something.
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Okay, great.
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Like I'm going to miss that.
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But just guys, here we go.
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Deep breath.
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We can do this.
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Stick with me through the end.
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There's going to be a lot of great content.
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Let's get into it.
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All right.
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The first thing here, there's an education crisis for men and boys.
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So I didn't mention this in the list earlier, but there's a tweet from Andrew Yang on January
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the 27th, which, you know, spawned a lot of different conversations.
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And here's the tweet.
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Men now comprise only 40 and a half percent of college students and are falling and are
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failing in high school at much higher rates.
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There's a crisis among American boys and men that is too often ignored and is definitely
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going to be unaddressed, definitely going unaddressed.
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So here's the thing.
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Andrew Yang, he's a Democratic commentator.
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He ran for president and ran for, you know, mayor of New York and, you know, New York
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City.
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It didn't really work out all those things.
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But this is a Democrat that's talking about something I know one who's really talking
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about on either side of the aisle, which is the boy crisis.
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Now some of you have kind of looked at these things, but men are failing out of college
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and they're deciding they don't even want to go to college.
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I remember when I was reading 12 rules for life, that's Jordan Peterson's first really
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big bestseller.
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He was talking about how the, especially the humanities and these college campuses, they're
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communicating to these young men and boys that this is not for you.
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Like we didn't build this for you.
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We don't have you in mind.
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Also the patriarchy, you're bad.
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Also white.
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So you're horrible and, you know, you're an oppressor and all these different things.
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And so men in general, especially white men, these guys are not doing that.
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And they're kind of jaded because they, they're high school guidance counselor as opposed to
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telling them to go to VOTEC, which we don't really have in schools anymore, try to learn
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a trade, you know, become a welder, a plumber, you know, carpenter, something like that.
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They were told they have to get a four year degree.
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They go to college.
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They fail out.
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Now they're just kind of like drifting in society and their dumb parents are taking
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them back into their houses and saying, yeah, sure, sit around playing video games all day
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and don't contribute to the household and don't try to make yourself better.
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Yeah, just stay here and, you know, kind of be a mama's boy or daddy's boy or something
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like that.
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But that's a major issue for us.
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And so again, we got a lot of ground to cover today.
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That's just something that I remember back in January, people were talking about.
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And then it just kind of went away, but it'll keep getting worse.
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It'll keep getting worse and worse, especially in America, whenever we're not teaching our
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young men to value education, or we're teaching them to go get a quote unquote education from
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a college that's going to give them a skill set that nobody wants.
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How many people out there listening this have a college degree and you're doing a job that
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has nothing to do with your college degree?
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I would say most of you do.
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So something to keep in mind as we move forward in the future.
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All right, the Super Bowl halftime show.
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February the 13th, the Los Angeles Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals.
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I was really going for the Bengals, right?
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Because you know, they're just been terrible for so long.
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And I was, you know, kind of went Joe Burrow to get that first title, but you know, it
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is what it is.
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Again, I don't really follow the NFL.
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I just kind of watched Super Bowl because I was hanging out with some friends.
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The halftime show was Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J. Blige.
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I cannot stand Mary Mary J. Blige.
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Here's the thing about it.
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The, the really the only thing that came out of the halftime show, because halftime show
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was fine.
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Like I listened to all those people growing up.
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It is what it is.
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But Eminem kneeling at the very beginning of his performance obviously was an Ode to
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Colin Kaepernick and all this types of things.
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And you know, he was the only non person of color that was up there performing it.
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So yeah, I'm sure he had to do something.
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And I guess 50 Cent was a part of that, um, part of that performance as well.
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But the thing is, is like, I'm not nearly as worried about the fact that he knelt during
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his performance as a fact that he played his most overrated song possible.
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So the song lose yourself is just, it's not good.
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Like, yeah, it's from the movie eight mile and that's great.
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It's one of his biggest hits.
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But if you're an imminent fan, that is one of the worst examples of him as an MC.
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So just kind of is what it is.
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And I'm kind of reminded at this point after looking at the list of stuff I'm going to
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be talking about, like some of the stuff you're going to forget it even happened, like it's
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going to seem like it was, you know, a million years ago, just because the news cycle goes
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so crazy.
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But we'll get into the next one here.
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Justin Trudeau and actually emergencies acts in response to the trucker convoy.
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So he's the prime minister of Canada.
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He's, you know, one of the least, uh, impressive people on the world stage, but he is on the
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world stage.
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But on February the 14th, he and he enacted the emergency acts so he could take over parts
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of the government so that he could clear the convoy out of, uh, I forgot where the capital
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is.
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Ottawa or something like that.
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I don't really care.
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But the, the, the trucker convoy was down there.
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It was a very dictatorial move that he did, uh, to kind of clear those folks out.
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I was under the impression that he was probably going to hang on to that power for an extended
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period of time.
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But he did kind of, I guess, quote, unquote, give that power back if you could even say
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such a thing.
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But the thing is, is he, he enacted an emergency's act for a, a peaceable assembly, right?
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These people, uh, in the trucker convoy, they weren't destroying things.
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They weren't hurting people.
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They were just, you know, uh, you know, thorn in his side, right?
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And this kind of launched the US freedom convoy they drove from California out to DC and all
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those types of things.
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To be honest with you, the, the Canadian trucker convoy made a whole lot of sense because of
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what was going on in that country, but the one in America didn't really make sense at
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all.
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And I even had some friends that, you know, went out to the, to the bridges as the trucks
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were driving by and they're hooting and hollering.
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I guess that's fine.
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Maybe that's how you show your patriotism or something like that.
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But it was like, what, what was the point?
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What exactly were you doing?
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The US freedom convoy, like driving through a bunch of states that didn't have these horrific
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mandates like what they had in Canada and you were honking your horns and, you know, driving
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your trucks for, for what exactly they didn't disrupt, uh, the beltway, you know, there
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was thoughts that they would try to like disrupt the state of the union address.
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And it was just kind of like, yeah, it just, it didn't really make a lot of sense.
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But before I move on from that, it is kind of interesting to me that there is a huge difference
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that no one's really talking about between the trucker protests and the Black Lives Matter
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protests.
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So the Black Lives Matter protesters were incredibly violent, that killed people, very
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destructive and the truckers had not been violent at all, nor destructive.
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They didn't destroy any government buildings.
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They didn't topple over any police cars or throw any Molotov cocktails.
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They were just driving their trucks and parking on places.
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And the second thing I guess is the Black Lives Matter protests were based on lies and
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falsehoods, whereas the truckers were based on, you know, the pursuit of freedom and liberty
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and, you know, fighting against tyranny.
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Because again, every single person and we can name them because there's so few, every single
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unarmed quote unquote, unarmed black man that is killed by police.
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And I say, quote unquote, unarmed because a lot of these kiddos are a lot of these young
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men who are typically the ones that do these things.
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They were either on the way to getting a weapon, finding a weapon or had previously been using
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a weapon.
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They're not just walking around eating a peanut butterman, jelly sandwich, and they get shot
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by a cop.
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Like some people in Black Lives Matter would want you to believe, but all of these riots
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and everything are based on these lies, the lies that there's a systemically racist world
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that we live in that is hunting down and killing black people, you know, Adam fun item.
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And it's just it's absolutely ridiculous.
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All right.
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The next bit I want to talk about is keeping the Black Lives Matter thing going.
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A Black Lives Matter activist actually tried to kill a mayoral candidate after asking for
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gun control.
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February the 14th quintess Brown tried to shoot and kill Louisville Democratic mayoral candidate
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Craig Greensburg in Greensburg's office.
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So very quickly after this, he was bailed out by a Black Lives Matter supported bail fund
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because of course, because you know, bail is obviously a racist thing that we have to
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get rid of.
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And so this guy that tried to kill somebody, luckily this kid is such a horrific shot that
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at point blank range, he couldn't hit Craig Greenberg.
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Okay.
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But the thing about it is again, this is kind of putting the light and shining the light
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on bail reform and why a lot of these violent criminals, people that try to kill other people
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or do kill other people can get out almost same day.
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Again, if that's white supremacy, if we live in a white supremacist system, explain that
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one to me.
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How these people of color, right, or anybody of any race, that is, you know, doing violence
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for any type of ideology, because again, there were a lot of white people that got arrested
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during the George Floyd riots in Minnesota and they were bailed out by the same bail funds.
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If you're doing things and destroying things based on an ideology that the left and people
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that fund the left appreciate, then that's okay.
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Everything else is white supremacy in case you're taking notes, just write white supremacy
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across your pad and that should be able to explain everything according to the BLM folks.
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All right.
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Let's move on to Leah Thomas.
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So Leah Thomas, again, as I said from the top of show, she he they, sir, is the greatest
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male women's swimmer of all time.
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Okay.
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For anyone who has not been paying attention, Leah Thomas is a male.
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Leah Thomas is a man.
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Leah Thomas is a swimmer at the University of Pennsylvania and had competed and got a
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scholarship to begin his career as a collegiate swimmer on the men's team.
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All of a sudden, takes a year off, comes back to join the women's team, grows his hair out
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a little bit, probably wears makeup in his off time, has had no surgery, has had very
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little treatment and all of a sudden is competing against the women.
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And the results are about what you would expect destroyed every single woman in every competition
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leading up to the NCAA's in March where he won the 200 meter freestyle against, you know,
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swimming in a pool against a bunch of other women, won by several seconds, which in swimming
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is an enormous period of time because a lot of these races can, you know, the entire field
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can finish within a second or two of each other.
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The thing about it that I find interesting is to be fair, there were races at the NCAA's
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that he lost when he was swimming against women.
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I don't have the, you know, the exact ones that he lost, but he lost some races to women
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and people are making a big deal of that be like, see, see, this girl, what they would
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say, she didn't win all of these races.
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So why are you saying they're such a big discrepancy?
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Now, the cynic in me thinks that he didn't go all out in those races.
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That's what the cynic in me would say, but perhaps those girls did just beat him.
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Maybe that happened, but I don't really believe that for a second, but they're, they're talking
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about this in a way that that somehow makes it right.
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Because the way I see it is Leah Thomas, he took spots from other swimmers that would
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have been in the pool competing that day.
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They could have been seniors.
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This could have been their last time to be able to compete at the collegiate level.
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And yet their spot was taken by a male.
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The same could be said for men that enter these women's, you know, cycling competitions
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and weightlifting competitions and things like that.
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People's like, Oh, it's not that big a deal.
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They didn't win.
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Whether they win or lose, they stole a spot from somebody because there are girls like
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there was a girl specifically.
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I can't remember the girl's name.
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I can't remember what school, but she was supposed to be in the final of that 200 meter
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freestyle, but I think there were 10 people competing all at one time.
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She was number 11.
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Okay.
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And so her spot to race in a final in her best race in her senior year was stolen by Leah
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Thomas.
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A male.
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Okay.
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But the thing about it is, is we do have to protect women's and girls sports and there
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are a lot of states that are moving to do those types of things to protect and say that only
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biological males can compete in male sports and only biological females can compete in
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female sports.
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And this is a big, big deal.
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But also I got to put a little bit of the onus back on Leah Thomas's teammates, his teammates,
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because we kept getting these, you know, drops like an insider spoke to some of the teammates
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and all the girls on the team said, we hate it.
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This is so stupid.
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It's bringing terrible attention.
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He's, he's not good.
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Or in some of them would even use his preferred pronouns, which would be female pronouns.
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They're saying that he walks through the locker room with his junk out, right?
18:54
He says he's a woman, but he has a dick and balls.
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And so it's like, Oh, we're just supposed to be okay with that, but none of them came
18:59
forward publicly.
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Now I understand why because they would automatically be castigated for the rest of their lives
19:05
as being a bigot, transphobe, all the things, but none of them would speak up publicly.
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Very few people, like, either there aren't prominent swimmers coming out talking against
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this.
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Kayla Decky's not talking about it.
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You know, I'm trying to think of any other famous swimmer, like that would, you know,
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be a women's swimmer.
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They're not coming out and saying that this is a bad thing.
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And it's only if there's a groundswell, like what if Michael Phelps got up and said, yeah,
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I don't think that if I was having issues mentally that I should have been able to compete
19:32
against the women, he's the greatest swimmer of all time by a mile, right?
19:35
But that's kind of an issue.
19:36
I like that states are really going out there and taking it to to a lot of these laws and
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to a lot of these kind of woke left agendas in terms of trying to like, I don't know what
19:45
exactly these people are doing.
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Like, how do they think I want to hear from the feminists, like where are the feminists
19:50
at?
19:51
Like, you know, because they had to fight to even get women's sports a time ago.
19:55
Now they have women's sports and now men are going in and dominating the women's sports.
19:58
Again, I think how this is all going to really change is when a high profile sport has something
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like this because nobody watches swimming.
20:04
They watch it once every four years in the Olympics.
20:06
They're not watching the NCAAs.
20:08
It's just not something that anybody pays attention to.
20:09
But what about basketball?
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Again, I bring this up all the time.
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We need one boy, whether he believes he's a girl or not, to say, you know what?
20:18
I got a scholarship to play for KU on the men's team, but I'm feeling kind of girly these
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days.
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So I think I'll compete for the girls division, right?
20:25
I'll play on the girls team and if they just go with that and say it, not only will they
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win every single one of their games, this guy would break every single scoring record ever
20:34
by every girl and he might even double or triple it up.
20:37
But a quick side note before I move on for this, I find it very interesting that Liz
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Thomas is a male that identifies as a female, okay, and is allowed to compete against the
20:47
women.
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But there's another swimmer named Isaac Hinnig, okay, Isaac Hinnig, a swimmer from Yale is
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a female that identifies as a male, but competes against females.
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And for those of you with a functioning brain where none of this should make sense, Leah
21:04
Thomas is a male that identifies as female competes against females.
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This Isaac Hinnig person is a female that identifies as a male, but competes against
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females.
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Isn't that interesting?
21:16
So essentially Isaac Hinnig is just taking steroids.
21:20
It's a chick on steroids competing against chicks that are not allowed to take steroids
21:24
because they're illegal because they're banned because they give you a performance advantage.
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But if you say that you think you're a male, well, we have to give you testosterone.
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It's really the right thing to do.
21:35
This is how we can support you.
21:36
This is how we can love you.
21:38
It's ridiculous and it's stupid.
21:40
Moving on to something else that was stupid.
21:41
The Major League Baseball lockout.
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So on March the 12th, Major League Baseball owners in the Major League Baseball Players
21:46
Association reached a collective bargaining agreement, a new one just in time to salvage
21:51
a 162 game regular season.
21:53
So here's the thing is this is a constant, you know, back and forth between the owners
21:57
and between the players and things like that.
21:58
And there were some good things that came out of this.
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I mean, the thing that I love the most about all this is there's a universal DH now for
22:03
those of you that don't follow baseball in the National League.
22:06
The pitcher had to hit for himself, but in the American League for decades and decades,
22:09
I think it was since the 70s, you could have a designated hitter.
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So this person doesn't play the field.
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They just hit.
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But now you have the designated hitter in both leagues.
22:17
Again, I love this.
22:18
I don't like seeing pitchers up there that are paid, you know, tens of millions of dollars
22:22
every year to throw pitches to go up there and swing a garden hose and have a zero average.
22:26
He's not really interesting to me.
22:27
There's some cool things about that.
22:28
The thing I kind of hate about is they expanded the playoffs to 12 teams.
22:31
I loved it when it was just eight teams and went to the playoffs.
22:34
The major league baseball playoffs meant something the regular season meant something like look
22:38
right now.
22:39
Like didn't the NBA expand the playoffs?
22:40
I'm not paying attention to the NBA anymore, but I, I saw on the screen where there was
22:43
like a nine seed versus a 10 seed.
22:44
I'm like 20 teams now make the NBA playoffs.
22:49
Like how terrible do you have to be to not make the playoffs?
22:51
So I liked the exclusivity or liked the exclusivity of the major league baseball playoffs.
22:55
So they explained to that, but here just in general, I'm typically with the owners in
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any of these disputes, any of these collecting bar, collective bargaining disputes, because
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the owners are the ones that are taking the most risk.
23:07
They're the ones that have to figure out how to build a stadium, how to pay for the stadium,
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how to employ people.
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They're the ones that sign the contracts and here's the thing.
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These players that are complaining and there were a lot of high profile, highly paid players
23:18
ever coming out talking about how evil the owners were and how they're trying to steal
23:21
money from them and all these different things.
23:24
I just want to go down for you.
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This, this interesting list of some of the top contracts that are currently on the books
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in major league baseball.
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Okay.
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And one thing to keep in mind as I go through these contracts is they're all guaranteed
23:35
contracts, meaning if this person sucks for the rest of their career, they get paid that
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amount.
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If they, you know, fall off a curb, break their leg and they can't play baseball anymore,
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they get paid that full amount.
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Okay.
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So let's go down the list.
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Mike Trout, 12 years, $427 million.
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Mookie Betts, 12 years, 365 million, Francisco Lindor, 10 years, 341 million, Fernando Tati's
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junior 14 years, 340 million, Bryce Harper, 13 years, 330 million, Corey Seger just signed
24:03
this one 10 years, 325 million, Sean Carlos, Stan, 13 years, 325 million, Garrett Cole,
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the first pitcher I've mentioned, nine years, 324 million, Manny Machado, 10 years, 300 million,
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Nolan Aranado on my St. Louis Cardinals, nine years, 275 million.
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Okay.
24:19
So in the top 10, the worst contract is nine years, $275 million.
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And we go down from there.
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There are plenty of other people that have nine figure contracts.
24:30
There are plenty of people that are assigned, you know, for these two or three year deals
24:34
where they're making five, six million a year, which in terms of some of these contracts
24:38
seems paltry, but that is life changing money.
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That is, you know, family tree changing money, right?
24:46
None of them are complaining about that.
24:49
None of these players are complaining about the fact that they could literally sign that
24:52
deal and be paltry for the rest of their career and still get that money.
24:57
So who's taking the risk here?
24:58
Because the baseball players are like, well, you know, without us, they wouldn't even have
25:01
a sport, right?
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But without them, what would you be doing?
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Like they would be doing something else.
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They would, they're entrepreneurs.
25:08
They would have some other business.
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What would you be doing?
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Mike Trout, Fernando Tatis, Garrett Cole, what would you be doing if not this?
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You're playing a sport.
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You're playing a child's game as a job and getting paid a ridiculous amount.
25:24
You're making most people's salaries for the year in a game.
25:29
Even if you didn't play like Mike Trout right now, I think you got hit by a pitch on the
25:33
hand or something like that.
25:34
He may be out for a couple of days.
25:36
He's getting paid still.
25:37
So I don't want to hear this nonsense again, I'm with the players, you know, in terms of
25:42
some of that stuff, but really I'm with the owners.
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If we don't have the owners, we don't have this league.
25:46
It definitely bends more in their direction, in my opinion.
25:48
All right.
25:49
Next one here.
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Ron DeSantis, who is the governor of Florida, he signed the parental rights and education
25:53
bill into law.
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So this happened back in March.
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And this is what the bill does, okay?
25:58
The bill bans classroom discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation for school
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children age K through K through three.
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Okay, so that's five, six, seven, eight year olds.
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Okay.
26:09
Now, for my money, and in my opinion, I don't think the bill goes far enough.
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I remember when I first heard about this bill, there was before all the kerfluffle about
26:15
it.
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I'm like, only K through three.
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Is that is that it?
26:20
So, so we want our state employees, our government employees to be talking about gender identity
26:25
and sexual orientation and sex in general with our fourth graders.
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Like for my money, I think this should run K through 12.
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If you want them to talk about it when they're 18 years old and in college and have professors
26:35
do it, sure that's on you because you're paying for that directly with tuition and fees and
26:40
things like that.
26:41
But for this, it's like again, until every teacher in every public school has all of their
26:46
kids up to great level competency, why in the hell are we talking about this stuff?
26:50
I'm not saying it's not important, but it's certainly not important in English class.
26:54
I think I may have told you this before.
26:56
There's a middle school that's very, very close to my house in, in again, Edmond public schools
27:00
is typically always number one or number two in terms of school districts in the state
27:03
of Oklahoma.
27:04
It's a top 100 school district in the entire country, believe it or not, but a substitute
27:08
teacher came in.
27:09
I think it was an English class.
27:10
He went up to the board.
27:11
This is a guy, but he wrote his his pronouns, his they then pronouns on the board said he
27:16
was non binary.
27:17
Explain what that meant to him.
27:19
And then it opened it up for Q and A. He's a substitute teacher, right?
27:24
Substitute.
27:25
And yet here he is talking about that when his job that day was to walk in and say, uh, yeah,
27:29
what page in the book did y'all get to yesterday?
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Oh, 74.
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Okay.
27:34
Everybody go to page 75 and we'll start from there who would like to read the first section.
27:37
That's your job.
27:39
Not to go in there and talk about that nonsense.
27:41
So I don't think K through three went far enough.
27:43
But here's the thing.
27:44
Almost immediately Democrats in the mainstream media started dubbing this thing that don't
27:47
say gay bill.
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And you know what?
27:49
I just got to give it up to the mainstream media and the Democrats and other leftists.
27:52
That's what this bill is called now.
27:53
I know it's called the parental rights and education bill, but if you say that, it doesn't
27:57
roll off the tongue as easily as don't say gay and it's easier to put on a bumper sticker
28:00
and a t-shirt and a sign that you hold up because you don't have a job and you're sitting there
28:03
at 10 o'clock in the morning outside the Capitol in Florida, you know, freaking out and going
28:07
crazy and screaming at the sky, I guess.
28:09
But again, they dubbed it the don't say gay bill, but the word gay doesn't even appear in
28:12
the bill in the bill at all.
28:14
And so what people are saying is like, well, if you're a gay teacher, you can't really,
28:17
you know, talk about, you know, your partner and you can't really talk about any of those
28:19
things.
28:20
And a lot of people point this out, but it's the same thing is true for me.
28:24
Growing up in school, I had dozens of different teachers going up.
28:27
I didn't even know that these people were married.
28:31
I could assume that they were married if they were wearing a ring or if they mentioned my
28:35
husband or my wife.
28:36
The only people, the only teachers I knew of that were married were the A dares and the
28:41
bears because I had their like, they worked in the same school with their significant
28:45
other.
28:46
Right?
28:47
So Mr. Barry talk calculus and Mrs. Bear talk taught AP English.
28:51
I had both of them.
28:52
So I knew they were married.
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I didn't know anything else about my teacher's personal lives and it did not affect me negatively
28:59
in terms of my education.
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You know why?
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Because when I'm at school, I'm supposed to be there to learn.
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That's my job as a student is to learn.
29:06
My job is not to become an expert at you in your personal life.
29:09
It's become an expert at algebra or English or whatever class I'm in at that moment.
29:15
Okay?
29:16
But again, I got to give it up to them.
29:17
It's called the don't say gay bill and that's how it's kind of been dubbed.
29:19
But the thing about it is that the thing that's great to see for people that are like me,
29:25
you know, more right wing, more conservative is it's great to see that Democrats and leftists
29:28
seem to be very, very concerned that they won't be able to talk to your kids about sex.
29:34
They won't be able to explain things about gender ideology and they won't be able to,
29:38
you know, show you things that your parents wouldn't show you or your pastor wouldn't
29:42
show you or your piece wouldn't show you.
29:43
They're very, very concerned that there are people paying attention now, which should make
29:48
all of us a little bit wary about what our children have been seeing up to this point.
29:53
Because again, COVID was that big through point for a lot of people because all of a sudden
29:56
we're doing zoom school as if that's real school.
29:58
And you know, mom and dad are just kind of around the house and they're hearing what
30:00
their kids are being taught and they're like, what is this garbage?
30:05
This is, this is geometry class.
30:07
What are you all talking about, right?
30:09
And so I think that this bill is a massive win for Governor DeSantis.
30:13
I want all states that think like the people in Florida to engage in this topic and to
30:19
bring similar bills to their states because this is an important thing for us as parents
30:24
to stand up.
30:25
And it's one of the most egregious things I've ever seen in politics for the Democrats
30:28
and leftists to basically create a voting block out of parents and to put that voting
30:32
block on the other side on the opposite side of them on all these different, you know,
30:36
elections and campaigns.
30:37
It's just astonishing that they would make a mistake like that.
30:40
But again, I think it's a massive win for DeSantis.
30:42
DeSantis is my boy.
30:43
I hope he runs in 2024.
30:44
I hope Trump doesn't run.
30:46
It's kind of one of those deals.
30:47
We'll get more into that later, especially later on this year.
30:49
But that's the thing, guys, is this is going to be happening in the public school system.
30:53
Again, Edmond, Oklahoma, where I live is a very conservative town and a very conservative
30:57
state and the they, them pronoun crap happened a few miles away from my house, okay?
31:03
So if you think it's not going to happen in your district and I know my kids, teachers
31:06
and all those different things, are you sure?
31:09
Because guess what?
31:10
Students may have never been exposed to that before until that day.
31:13
Now all of a sudden they're like, wait, a person can be non binary because they're dumb.
31:17
They're in middle school.
31:18
They're morons, right?
31:19
And now all of a sudden they have this idea contagion in their brain that perhaps you
31:23
can just be whatever gender you want to be that day.
31:25
And one thing before I leave this topic, there's been a lot of, you know, consternation about
31:29
the use of the word groomer.
31:30
A lot of people on the conservative side of the aisle are talking about groomers like
31:33
all these people in these schools like, Oh, you're trying to groom children.
31:36
And that's why you don't want this bill to go through and all these different things.
31:38
And I think the use of that word is okay in certain circumstances, but the term groomer
31:42
really is supposed to mean somebody that is grooming somebody for a sexual relationship.
31:46
So when you talk about a pedophile, which we're not supposed to call them that anymore,
31:49
supposed to call them minor attracted people, whatever that is, but those people are grooming
31:53
a kid to get them used to them so that whenever they decide they finally want to penetrate
31:57
them, that it's going to be okay.
32:00
At least they've kind of come up with the idea that it's going to be okay.
32:03
So that's really what a groomer is a useful idiot, like a teacher that sees the the gender
32:09
bread man or, you know, the gender fairy or unicorn or whatever.
32:14
And they bring that into the classroom because they just, you know, well, they don't want
32:17
to be mean to anybody and like they, they want everybody to feel comfortable in their
32:21
classroom and they're, there's very motive and all those different things.
32:23
Calling that person a groomer is a bit unfair.
32:26
However, that person is definitely aiding groomers because sexual groomers are using this content
32:32
to sexualize children.
32:33
And again, I'm going to say this before I move on, the big thing that everybody thinks
32:37
I'm crazy about when I say is that pedophilia is the next line in the culture war.
32:42
There's been the LGBTQ revolution, you know, the gay marriage stuff and all this stuff
32:46
going on about race.
32:47
The very next thing that be inside the overton window is going to be adults having relationships
32:51
with children because again, if you're eight, you're old and eight years old and you can
32:55
consent to having your gender changed to taking puberty blocking hormones or to getting surgeries
33:00
to chop off your genitals or to create fake genitals or something like that.
33:04
If you can do that at the age of seven, eight, nine, 10 years old, why can't you have a sexual
33:08
partner?
33:09
That's an adult.
33:10
That's the next thing.
33:11
I'm just telling you.
33:12
All right.
33:13
Next thing here, Disney.
33:14
Okay.
33:15
So Disney came under a lot of a flack over the last couple of months.
33:17
They're planning to use their platforms if you didn't know for the LGBTQ agenda.
33:21
So Disney came out big time in opposition to the Florida parental rights and education
33:25
bill.
33:26
It was one of those things where it's like, did anybody really care what Disney's opinion
33:29
was on this?
33:30
But, you know, they're in Florida or at least, you know, part of their offices.
33:33
I think that's Disneyland.
33:34
I can't remember which one Disneyland Disney World one of those two and they came out in
33:37
opposition to this.
33:38
The CEO, I can't remember the guy's name of Disney.
33:41
He came out initially and he was like, yeah, we're not really going to talk about this.
33:43
It's not really applicable.
33:45
And then, you know, probably a dozen people that work for Disney, a company with tens
33:48
of thousands of employees complained.
33:50
And all of a sudden he's he's a culture warrior now.
33:51
All of a sudden he wants to come out.
33:53
But the big thing that parents really saw and really caused them to really evaluate what
33:56
they're going to be doing is leaked video came out.
33:59
I think it was Christopher Rufo that released it on Twitter where there was a Disney producer.
34:03
She said that she could easily implement a not at all secret gay agenda.
34:08
That was actually her quote, not at all secret gay agenda into the content she was working
34:11
on.
34:12
She was working on a kids show for Disney Channel.
34:14
Okay.
34:15
And so she was sliding in the gay agenda into the content she was producing.
34:19
Okay.
34:20
And then Disney corporate president Carrie Burke, she also chimed in during the meeting and
34:24
implored the company to add more LGBTQ whatever stuff to the characters that are going to
34:31
be in the content that the company is making moving forward.
34:33
Okay.
34:34
So when all that was released, it wasn't a conspiracy theory anymore because all these
34:37
conspiracy theories there's just they're just conspiracy theories until they're not until
34:41
they're confirmed until we see the evidence until we see the receipts.
34:44
This is one of those things as well.
34:45
People have been saying and sounding the alarm on Disney for a long time saying, look,
34:48
they don't have your children's best answer at heart.
34:50
They're creating content that is damaging to them.
34:52
They're putting in a very leftist agenda and the stuff that they're doing.
34:54
They're like, Oh, you're crazy.
34:55
That's nuts.
34:56
Why would anyone say something like that?
34:57
Until we see this because it was leaked video from an internal meeting.
35:01
This content was not ever supposed to be broadcasted on the news or on social media.
35:05
And all of a sudden, and here we are.
35:06
And we understand that now.
35:07
And so what it's led to is the next thing that I wanted to talk about, which is there
35:10
are people that are going to be fighting back.
35:12
And they're not just going to be doing it by saying, you should, you know, boycott Disney.
35:16
Don't go to Disneyland anymore.
35:17
Like don't have Disney Plus anymore, which I'm with you on that.
35:20
I've never gone to Disneyland or Disney World's not a big part of my childhood.
35:23
But if I had Disney Plus right now and I knew that I couldn't just sit my kid down in front
35:26
of the television and let television babysit him for a half hour to an hour without some
35:30
of these ideologies being thrust into their brains, you know, I would be, you know, [inaudible]
35:34
off about that too, but the daily wire.
35:37
So the conservative news media source that most of you guys know, you know, you know,
35:41
Matt Walsh and Jeremy Boring and Andrew Clavin and Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro and all
35:46
those guys, they announced that they were going to be investing a hundred million dollars
35:50
over the next three years to creating kin kids content.
35:54
So they're calling it DW kids.
35:55
They announced this at the end of March.
35:57
They had kind of a town hall that actually watched live on YouTube and they're putting
36:00
their money where their mouth is.
36:01
So a lot of conservative organizations, they asked for donations like we're one, like we
36:05
asked for donations.
36:06
What they're doing is they're creating the marketplace so that people will give their
36:09
money to things that they support.
36:10
And so they're trying to create an environment with these shows.
36:13
The hair of the guys that, you know, created veggie tales that wrote the initial, initial
36:16
veggie tell stuff.
36:17
And they're saying to these people, they're like, look, we want to create content that
36:20
you can set your kids down in front of the television screen and it's going to have the,
36:24
it's going to have the right morals.
36:25
It's going to have none of this ideology that comes from the left and either this marks
36:29
this ideology, things like that, but it's going to be safe content for you to set your
36:32
kids down and let them absorb.
36:34
It's going to teach them about, you know, all the values that are conservative values
36:38
and really biblical values, whether they're going to be talking about biblical values
36:42
or not, all the different morality that we get from the word of God should be coming out
36:46
through that.
36:47
So I think that that's an amazing thing for us to pay attention to and I'll make sure
36:50
at the end of the show to tell you how you can support the daily wire as they move forward
36:53
and march into that world.
36:55
So we've made it, you know, you know, over a half hour into the show and we haven't talked
36:59
about Ukraine yet.
37:00
So we got to kind of get into that again.
37:01
I'm just going based on the order that I wrote in my notes, but obviously a couple of months
37:05
ago, Vladimir Putin decided to take his Russian forces and invade Ukraine.
37:09
Here's the deal.
37:10
Ukraine has fought back, you know, more so and stronger than anyone could have hoped that
37:15
and or the Russians were not nearly as strong as we thought because we thought in the initial
37:20
days of this conflict that they were going to be taking over Kiv within a few hours.
37:24
And here we are.
37:25
Kiv is still in the hands of the Ukrainians.
37:26
Vladimir Zelensky, who runs Ukraine, he's come out.
37:30
He's kind of become a little superstar with some of the stuff that he's done is in the
37:32
quotes that he's had.
37:33
But here's the thing, it's really hard to know what to think about this conflict.
37:39
Once you get past the fact that Putin and Russia is clearly doing an evil thing by invading
37:44
a sovereign country and killing innocent civilians, okay?
37:47
Once you get beyond that, everything gets really, really, really muddy, okay?
37:51
Because I've watched hours of documentaries and news and listened to hours of podcasts
37:58
about the conflict going on right now on the ground.
38:01
Also kind of how this conflict has been exacerbated through time.
38:05
And I still don't have the foggiest idea exactly what's happening in the news sources that
38:09
we're getting out.
38:10
There's been plenty of fake news that has come out of the conflicts over there.
38:13
Other clips that are being taken from video games and movies and being pawned off as here's
38:17
actual war footage.
38:19
And so when you see something that looks like an atrocity, you don't know if that's an
38:22
atrocity that actually just happened that was perpetrated by this side or that side.
38:26
So it's hard to kind of know what to do.
38:27
So I'm not going to sit here and tell you what I think should happen, what I think shouldn't
38:30
happen.
38:31
But just a couple of thoughts that did come to mind as I've been reflecting over the last
38:34
couple of months.
38:35
I think it's interesting that we as Americans are supposed to really, really care about protecting
38:39
the freedom, the freedoms of the Ukrainian people that are half the world away, but not
38:43
about the Afghanistan conflict anymore.
38:45
We're not supposed to be caring about the Afghanis anymore.
38:48
I mean, when's the last time you thought about what's going on in Afghanistan?
38:51
Because it is an absolute, you know, what show over there right now, right?
38:54
We hope to have Holly McKay back on here in the next couple of months to talk about both
38:57
situations because she's been in country for both of those things, but we're not thinking
39:01
about Afghanistan anymore.
39:02
But all of a sudden, all these people that wouldn't post anything about Afghanistan because
39:06
it made Joe Biden look bad are flying Ukrainian flags outside their house or putting it in
39:11
their, their Twitter or Facebook bio pictures or something like that.
39:15
All of a sudden, they really, really care about Ukraine, but not about Afghanistan.
39:19
And everyone's got something to say about that.
39:21
But another thing that I was kind of thinking about and a lot of people talked about this
39:24
is that we as Americans were apparently willing to go to war to protect Ukraine's sovereign
39:28
borders, but not our own sovereign border on the southern part of the United States.
39:34
As you see, and as we'll, we'll certainly be talking about throughout the summer, there
39:37
has been an absolute record deluge of illegal immigrants coming across the southern border.
39:42
And these people, you know, this was kind of quiet news for a while and then it got out
39:46
there.
39:47
The Biden administration is busing and flying these people all over the country and just
39:50
dropping them off, right?
39:52
Again, for them, they probably think that these are solid voters for them, but these
39:55
are people.
39:56
A lot of these folks are going to be on the, on the, on the dole and it's going to be
39:59
a hard thing for this country to absorb all these illegal immigrants.
40:01
Again, we are a country of immigrants, but for, you know, decades and decades and decades,
40:05
it was a legal immigration, the door was wide open, but at certain point you have to kind
40:09
of close the doors.
40:10
And if you don't have borders, you don't have a sovereign nation.
40:13
And so I find it very, very rich that we're supposed to really, really care about the
40:16
border between Ukraine and Russia, but not the one between the United States and Mexico.
40:20
I find that hard to really follow.
40:22
The thing is, is I think the for us as Christian as Christian men, we should pray for the people
40:26
of Ukraine.
40:27
We should pray for the plight of anybody that is being unjustly murdered or hurt in really
40:32
across the globe, right, including our own country, but it's a very, very tough thing.
40:37
Again, like I said, it's a tough thing for me to sit here and think that we should, we
40:40
should care as Americans, not as Christian men, but as Americans about the plight of what's
40:44
going on over there because we have our own issues here.
40:47
And again, Ukraine is a very, very corrupt country.
40:50
So if you say give them all the money, give them all the weapons, we have no idea what
40:53
that leads to either.
40:54
But Vladimir Putin, last thing I'll say on this is this guy is he's clearly not crazy.
40:59
A lot of people think that he's not so he's losing his mind.
41:02
This guy's calculated.
41:03
And I know Trump got trouble for saying he's a smart guy.
41:06
He is a smart guy.
41:07
He's done a lot of really, really smart things, but he's also done some dumb things.
41:11
They've lost a bunch of generals over there that were in their army and you would think
41:14
like, how can a general get killed?
41:16
That's just how their warfare is taking place and how they've decided to do it.
41:19
I think, you know, Putin may be a victim of having a bunch of yes men around him telling
41:25
him things are good when they're not good, and it's kind of led him to where he's at
41:27
right now.
41:28
He's going that.
41:29
All right.
41:30
Next one here.
41:31
The United States women's soccer team won their lawsuit and will now be paid the same
41:36
as the men's team.
41:37
This is even though they make, they generate a fraction of the revenue, but this was a
41:40
lawsuit that was settled in February.
41:42
The thing is is I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this because they've been complaining
41:45
about not getting paid for all this time.
41:46
They're like, look, we keep winning the World Cup and we're making a fraction of what the
41:49
men do, but they don't understand basic market economics.
41:53
They're you win and that's great, but nobody likes watching you as much as they like watching
41:58
the men.
41:59
It's the same thing that complain about certain fighters that are better than big name fighters
42:02
not making as much money.
42:03
It's like it matters if people care to watch you, you're a prize fighter.
42:07
The same thing in this, you're a professional athlete and what you get paid should be commensurate
42:11
with your level to be able to perform on the field and how much money there is to pay you
42:15
with that.
42:16
The thing about it is, is they're going to be paying them with imaginary money.
42:19
They're probably going to be taking money from other places to make sure that they get
42:22
paid.
42:23
This is not a situation where logic reason and math apply, I guess, because again, when
42:27
you're making so much less revenue from advertisements and anything else and just attention, it
42:33
doesn't matter if they won every game 10 nil and won every single gold medal out there.
42:37
If you're not bringing in the same revenue, you shouldn't be paid the same, but they won
42:40
the lawsuit.
42:41
Who freaking cares?
42:42
Let's move on.
42:43
Cantonji Brown Jackson.
42:44
She is now a member of the United States Supreme Court.
42:46
So Joe Biden picked her because she's a black female and that's not just me saying that.
42:51
That's him saying that.
42:52
He said that from the beginning.
42:53
Hey, if you vote for me in November, you know, I'll make sure that we have the first black
42:56
woman on the Supreme Court thing about it is, is those were his only two criteria for picking
43:01
this woman.
43:02
Okay.
43:03
She seems to be well qualified, like in terms of just where she went to school and she did
43:07
the things that a lot of other people that have gotten to the Supreme Court have done
43:11
in terms of those types of things, but I talked a lot about this on John Cooper show.
43:14
So whenever he came through Oklahoma City with skill, I went and we did an interview backstage
43:18
beforehand.
43:19
And so I'll put that link in the show notes, but let's talk about the Senate hearings a
43:22
little bit because all of her hours spent in front of Congress can be boiled down to just
43:28
a few things.
43:30
She pretended to not be able to define what a woman is.
43:32
I'm sure you saw that.
43:34
She says that she can't define when life begins and yet she's pro choice.
43:38
She doesn't think that child pornography is a big enough deal to sentence child pornography
43:42
is and consumers harshly.
43:44
She acted as if critical race theory isn't a thing that she's ever considered which she
43:47
clearly has.
43:48
She's, you know, given speeches on it and she acted as if she didn't have a fully fleshed
43:52
out judicial philosophy.
43:55
The entire thing was one giant obfuscation on her part, which again, people on both
43:59
sides, the aisle do that.
44:01
That's not just a Kintaji Brown Jackson thing.
44:03
That's not just a Democrat thing.
44:04
It's just a thing thing.
44:05
But again, it's not something that I had too much heartburn over because she was taking
44:10
Briar seat.
44:11
Briar was a solid.
44:12
I don't think I can't remember a single thing where he broke off from the Democratic people,
44:17
the other Democratic or left wing people that were on the court on any big decision.
44:21
So she's just replacing a another seat that would have voted the exact same way.
44:26
But it is crazy that someone like that that believes the things that she does or pretends
44:29
to believe in lies about certain things that that that person's going to be on the Supreme
44:33
Court.
44:34
But whatever, before we move on from that though, I do think that it's quite hilarious.
44:38
All the parole clutching that we saw from Democrats and leftists and the mainstream media
44:43
is saying that Kintaji Brown Jackson was mistreated during these events that she was mistreated
44:48
when she was front of Congress because they said that Kavanaugh was gang rapist and that
44:54
Amy Coney Barrett was part of a handmaid's tell style cult.
44:58
So nothing even close to that.
45:00
They said it was mean when people asked her, what's your judicial philosophy?
45:04
What is a woman?
45:05
What do you think about critical race theory?
45:07
That's apparently beyond the pale, but you can make up a story out of nowhere about a
45:12
guy being a gang rapist.
45:13
And that's no big deal.
45:15
It's believe all women.
45:17
It's me too.
45:18
It's whatever.
45:19
So ridiculous.
45:20
But it's kind of what you're going to be getting from that side of the aisle.
45:23
Our next one here, mask mandates were lifted in the House of Representatives and the state
45:27
of California and the state of New York right around the time of the state of the union
45:31
address.
45:32
Okay.
45:33
Kind of ridiculous.
45:34
But didn't you see that one coming like it was always going to be there's either going
45:38
to be another variant.
45:39
You know, I was calling it the midterm variant of of COVID to where we can lock everybody
45:42
down again or magically it's going to be like, Oh, we solved it.
45:46
So right before the state of the union address, so Joe Biden can get up there and stumble
45:50
his way through talking about it.
45:52
They lift all the mandates all these different places.
45:54
Of course.
45:55
So just to talk a little bit about the state of the union address that happened on March
45:57
the 1st, there's nothing really of note overall, like from these things, there's not really
46:03
anything noteworthy for most of these things.
46:05
I think there was a Republican House of Representatives member that screamed out at one point just
46:09
made a complete jerk of herself.
46:10
Like that's such a stupid thing to do when someone's given a speech is shut up and, you
46:14
know, do your stuff from, you know, wherever you want to do it on social media later, just
46:16
shut up and let them get over with.
46:18
But it was interesting what wasn't in his speech, okay?
46:23
For the parts that you can understand, I was reliably informed and I've been reliably
46:27
informed that white supremacy was the greatest threat to the homeland.
46:31
And yet Joe Biden didn't find any room in his speech.
46:33
I was over an hour to mention white supremacy, probably just a minor oversight, but you know,
46:38
we'll kind of see moving forward.
46:39
All right.
46:40
Next one here.
46:41
Let's talk about Cain Velasquez.
46:42
So Cain Velasquez, the former, you know, or former UFC heavyweight champion considered
46:46
by many to be one of, if not the greatest heavyweight champion in the history of the UFC.
46:49
I happen to think CPA meoches is, but that's not what we're talking about.
46:52
He was arrested for attempted murder.
46:53
So this happened on March the 2nd.
46:55
And so to kind of make this a very truncated version of the story, apparently there was
47:00
a man, a pedophile that molested his daughter.
47:03
Now there was some confusion at the beginning, whether this was just a young member of his
47:08
family, extended family, but I'm pretty sure we've confirmed that it was his daughter that
47:12
had been molested by this man multiple times.
47:15
So that man had been arrested and he was being released.
47:17
And so I think he's being released and he, cause he's going to try out later or something
47:20
like that.
47:21
And so Cain Velasquez decided that he was going to chase this man in his car and shoot
47:27
him and kill him.
47:29
Okay.
47:30
So the man, so there was the pedophile in the car.
47:33
I think the pedophile stepfather was the driver and then there was something, someone else
47:36
in the backseat.
47:37
So Cain Velasquez chased this guy.
47:39
I think they said it was for 12 miles.
47:41
Okay.
47:42
The reason why I know that was because a couple of weeks ago I was having problems with some
47:45
one of my Apple devices and I had to drive from my house 12 miles to the Apple store
47:50
in Oklahoma City, Edmunds, just north of Oklahoma City, took me about a half hour to
47:54
get there and I was driving highway pretty much the entire time.
47:58
It took me about a half hour on the highway to go 12 miles and, you know, kind of go everywhere
48:02
else.
48:03
So for 12 miles for an extended period of time, Cain Velasquez in a rage was chasing somebody
48:09
in his car.
48:10
Eventually, he runs that car off the road, gets out, shire, shoots a single bullet into
48:15
the car, misses the pedophile and hits the driver.
48:19
Okay.
48:20
So Cain Velasquez was arrested.
48:23
He was not given bail and he's going to be going away presumably for a pretty long time
48:27
for what he did, you know, attempted murder, you know, reckless endangerment, all kinds
48:31
of things, right?
48:32
I don't think they've, they've got all the charges, you know, fully solidified right
48:35
now.
48:36
But the thing that I found that was crazy about this is immediately the, the greater
48:41
MMA community to include fighters, coaches, Dana White, a bunch of other people came out
48:45
in support of Cain Velasquez.
48:47
Now, I'm okay if you want to support Cain Velasquez because he's a great guy.
48:51
I'm okay if you want to support him because, you know, he's, he's a great fighter.
48:54
I'm okay if you want to support him because he's a great family man and all those things,
48:58
but they're wearing these shirts that say free cane and hashtag free cane every time
49:03
that they talk about it.
49:05
And I think that that is absolutely disgusting that they're doing that because what they're
49:09
saying is wouldn't you do the same if you were a father?
49:12
Wouldn't you want to kill the guy that molested your children?
49:15
Well, what links would you have gone to to do those things?
49:18
And I get it as a father of two young boys.
49:22
If I find out that those boys have been molested, I'm not saying that I wouldn't do the exact
49:27
same thing.
49:28
Okay.
49:29
But Cain Velasquez didn't get his guy and we can go into the, you know, vengeance wasn't
49:35
his.
49:36
It's for the Lord and all that.
49:37
And that's true.
49:38
But in this situation, the thing that's important to understand is for probably close to a half
49:42
hour, he was weaving in and out of traffic and risked dozens and dozens of other lives
49:49
because he was so angry and wanted to get even.
49:52
And then when he had the opportunity to get even, he didn't even get the job done, right?
49:58
He shoots once into the car and misses the guy he was going for.
50:02
It was reckless and it was absolutely ridiculous.
50:05
Now, now here's the deal.
50:08
The justice system failed by letting this pedophile out.
50:10
Again, I'm very, very clear about this.
50:12
I think rapists should be castrated and killed and we should probably, you know, break, you
50:16
know, a child rapist on the wheel before we chop their heads off like they used to do
50:19
back in the old days, you know, what they actually used to do back in the old days is
50:22
they would cut off your genitals and burn them in a fire in front of you.
50:26
And so before you bled out, you would actually see your genitals being burned in front of
50:29
you.
50:30
I think that's probably a good thing to do for a pedophile, right?
50:33
I can't wait for that clip to be clipped later and use somewhere else against me, but
50:36
I don't really care.
50:37
I honestly feel that way.
50:38
And again, as a father, I understand the anger and rage, but we can't just say that
50:42
this is okay.
50:43
Yes.
50:44
The justice system failed.
50:45
I get it, but it's not your place to even the score and you're the, you know, you're one
50:50
of the best fighters of all time.
50:52
Why didn't you try to find a way to put hands on the guy?
50:54
That's what you really wanted to do, right?
50:56
But no, he decided to risk the lives of so many people.
50:58
And here's the other thing before you move on from this because it's just making me mad.
51:02
That little girl came to Alaska says, I think it was a four year old daughter.
51:07
She needs Kane more than anyone at this exact moment and where is he?
51:12
He's in prison and he's going to be there for a long time.
51:16
There's a chance he's going to be in prison for as long as she's a minor.
51:22
There's a chance that she will not be able to see her father outside of, you know, the
51:25
other side of, you know, prison glass until she's an adult.
51:30
So I get the anger.
51:31
I get the rage.
51:32
I get wanting to even the score.
51:33
I get it.
51:34
Really, I'm telling you, I do it to the extent that it's not happened to me, but I can understand
51:39
the feeling as a father, but that girl needs her father and she's not going to have him
51:45
because he's an idiot and made a horrible, horrible, dangerous decision.
51:48
So there's my thoughts on that.
51:50
All right.
51:53
Uh, guys, we're good.
51:54
We're making it halfway through voices given out, but we got more to talk about.
51:57
Let's get into the next one here.
51:58
They found Ernest Shackleton ship.
52:00
This is one of the coolest stories that happened while it was gone.
52:03
So this is from the New York Post on March the 9th.
52:05
One of the most storied shipwrecks in maritime history has been found off the coast of Antarctica,
52:09
some 107 years after explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's vessel was crushed by ice and
52:14
sank to the bottom of the seat.
52:15
Organizers of the two week expedition announced the historic find of the endurance.
52:19
I was the name of ship Wednesday at a depth of more than 9,800 feet in the Wedel sea after
52:24
a 144 foot wooden ship sank in 1915.
52:28
The wreck, which is incredibly well preserved because of how cold the water is, will be
52:31
studied and filmed, but not distributed researchers or not disturbed, rather, researchers say.
52:37
So Shackleton story is absolutely incredible.
52:39
It's in the book endurance by Alfred Lansing.
52:42
It's on the 100 books every modern Christian man should read list.
52:44
So I'm not going to really go into the whole breakdown of the Ernest Shackleton story, but
52:47
the fact that they found a wrecked ship in an article of all places over 100 years after
52:53
it had set sail for one of the most famous stories in the history of, you know, maritime
52:58
anything.
52:59
It's a pretty cool story.
53:00
So again, check out the book endurance by Alfred Lansing and check out our book list.
53:03
I'll make sure the link to that is in the podcast notes as well.
53:06
All right, let's talk about Jesse Smollett.
53:08
Okay.
53:09
So while I was gone, Jesse Smollett was sentenced again, the case.
53:12
This is a guy that fake to hate crime.
53:14
He said that two maga wearing people in the middle of the night during a polar vortex in
53:17
Chicago, you know, through bleach on them and beat them up and put a noose over his head.
53:21
It was all BS to this day.
53:23
Jesse Smollett says that that all still happened is, you know, people that love him and support
53:26
him, his family say all that still happens, but he was convicted and then we got down to
53:31
the sentencing.
53:32
And so before the judge read the sentencing, he was absolutely reaming Jesse Smollett for
53:37
wasting the time of the Chicago PD for wasting all the resources of all these different people
53:42
for something that was an obvious race hoax.
53:45
And so I'm sitting here thinking, Oh my gosh, he's about to bring the hammer down on this
53:49
guy.
53:50
And then he just said five months in prison.
53:53
I think it was technically 150 days in prison.
53:55
That was all that he was put on.
53:57
And you know, Jesse Smollett made this big theatrical thing while he was in, you know, the courtroom
54:01
and all that.
54:02
But then he was released like less than a week later and they were saying he was released
54:06
pending an appeal because the appeal timing was going to be longer than the case or whatever.
54:10
So it looks like Jesse Smollett, aside from having to pay a minor fine for somebody that's
54:13
worth as much as he is, he's going to be getting off with this.
54:17
So you know, this is a guy that should have went to prison for a very, very long time for
54:21
perpetrating a hate hoax.
54:23
And the thing that I really like about this, and I think this is goes back to Old Testament,
54:27
is if you lie about somebody in a legal proceeding or something like that, you should get the
54:32
sentencing that the other person would have gotten if you had not been found out.
54:37
So I think he should be it should have been in prison for as long as if this attack had
54:41
actually happened and those men were caught, he should get the same sentence they would
54:45
have gotten for assaulting somebody, you know, federal hate crime, you know, assaulting
54:49
someone because of their race and doing that type of thing.
54:52
That's what should have happened, but it didn't happen.
54:54
But hey, he's going to be a martyr forever.
54:56
He's up there with the, you know, all the greats, like, you know, St. George Floyd and
55:00
Sir Colin Kaepernick and all those people.
55:02
Jesse Smollett's one of the greatest people ever, I guess.
55:04
All right, next thing here. I'm not going to spend a lot of time talking about this,
55:07
but there was a bipartisan bill that was supported for $1.5 trillion in new spending for the federal
55:13
government.
55:14
So here's the deal.
55:15
Nobody cares about spending neither party.
55:19
So I know that there are segments of the conservative party and libertarian party that are really
55:22
hate spending and all that.
55:23
But every time Republicans have been in office since George W. Bush, the spending has been
55:27
absolutely and completely out of control.
55:30
And this again, this, this budget bill and all that kind of thing, it was supported by
55:33
both parties, $1.5 trillion, like we can't even count that high.
55:38
But somehow that's what we're going to be spending as an or as a, as a country and all
55:41
those different things.
55:42
So it is what it is.
55:43
All right. Let's move on to talk about abortion laws. So in the state of Oklahoma, my home
55:47
state, Governor Stipp signed a law now making it a felony to perform an abortion. The only
55:53
exception is before the health of the mother, which again, as I've explained on this podcast,
55:56
but before there's basically no scenario where the mother's health is going to be in such
55:59
danger, where the only viable outcome is to kill the child that's inside her. That's not
56:03
a real thing.
56:04
So this will be punishable by a fine of up to, I think it was $10,000. That might be $100,000.
56:09
I can't remember or 10 years in prison. And so I love this. I love this for my home state.
56:13
Again, people's heads were exploding. Oh my gosh. Okey women aren't going to be able
56:16
to kill their babies anymore. This is terrible. This is horrible. Some people have said that
56:19
the law doesn't really have any teeth. It's going to be challenged in court, but it at least
56:22
went through and in contrast, you have the state of Colorado. So the Democrat governor
56:26
of the state of Colorado, Jarapol is signed an abortion bill into law, which allows abortion
56:30
up to the birthday, up to the day of birth. They allow abortion for any reason. So the
56:36
law states this verbatim, a fertilized egg, embryo or fetus does not have an independent
56:42
or derivative rights under the laws of the state. So basically, if you're an unborn child,
56:47
you have no, you have no rights. So think about it this way. If you know, some guy decides
56:52
to go off all half cocked and, you know, beat his pregnant wife to death, he's not going
56:56
to be, you know, put on trial for two deaths, only the death of the mother because that's
56:59
the only life that they care about in the state of Colorado. Then you have the state
57:03
of Maryland. So Senator, this is state Senator Will Smith, a Democrat from Montgomery County.
57:08
He introduced Senate bill 669, which would decriminalize perinatal death related to failure
57:15
to act. Okay, perinatal, perinatal death related to failure to act. Basically, what this means
57:21
is if an abortionist, otherwise known as a demon is performing an abortion and the baby
57:26
live. So the abortion is sucks at their job. Praise God. The baby lives used to what they
57:31
would do is they would just kind of put the baby to the side and let the baby expire.
57:35
Otherwise known as die. Otherwise known as infanticide, otherwise known as murder, right?
57:39
But now they're introducing a bill to where that person that doctor or that group of doctors
57:43
and nurses would not be under any criminal liability if they put the baby to death by
57:49
not acting to save it. Because some states it's like, okay, if you're performing an
57:53
abortion, you know, late term abortion, but the baby's born alive, you now have to keep
57:57
apparently the Hippocratic oath applies now. And you have to plug in and you basically
58:01
keep this baby alive. State of Maryland, they're trying to make sure that that doesn't happen.
58:05
Then we have Idaho. They had a new law banning abortion after six weeks. It's being held
58:09
up in court because of a lawsuit by Planned Parenthood, you know, one of the, you know,
58:13
most horrific, say, technical organizations of all time. If not number one, again, I would
58:17
ask the people that put this law out there after six weeks, you're essentially eradicating
58:20
all abortion. But are you saying the lives before six weeks don't matter? Again, it might
58:24
be potato potato to some of you guys out there, but it just kind of is what it is. And the
58:29
last one, we have the state of Florida. So Governor DeSantis signed a bill into law, just
58:32
a week or two ago, banning abortion after 15 weeks, kind of week T, considering Ron DeSantis
58:37
is basically hitting at all these issues and hitting home runs. I don't feel like this
58:41
was a home run. I feel like this was a stand up double, you know, banning it about after
58:44
15 weeks. Because again, what are we saying about the babies that are earlier than 15
58:47
weeks? All those babies that are aborted in the first trimester, you saying that those
58:50
aren't important children that need to be saved and protected? But those are all things
58:54
that are going on right now. I bring up all of those from those five different states.
58:58
I think it was five, because all this should remind us of what we're waiting for in June,
59:03
because around June, we should hear what the Supreme Court of the United States is going
59:07
to decide in terms of Roe v Wade, because they're deciding on the abortion bill in the state
59:11
of Mississippi, which would be a direct attack on really the core tenants and foundations
59:16
of Roe v Wade. And the thing about it is is, I again, I'm trying not to be too terribly
59:22
pessimistic, but I just am pessimistic at this point. I don't think it's going to overturn
59:26
Roe v Wade. I don't think it's going to be significantly damaged, but it could be so
59:30
something to make sure that we keep paying attention to. All right, let's talk about gas
59:33
prices and inflation. So according to Statista, Statista, Statista, Statista, I don't know
59:38
what it says. Maybe I'll put it in the show notes, Statista.com. April 2020, the average
59:42
price per gallon of gas in the United States was $1.94 across the board in the United States
59:47
in April 2020 by March of 2022, the average price per gallon of gas in the United States,
59:52
$4.32 more than double in less than two years. Okay, the Biden administration is desperately
1:00:00
trying to make the Putin price hike a thing. They're saying, Oh, this is Putin's price
1:00:03
hike and all those different things. That's why inflation is so bad. That's why gas prices
1:00:06
are so bad. Most of the people aren't buying it in the United States because they knew
1:00:09
that things were getting way, way, way more expensive for the entire first year of his
1:00:12
presidency well before Putin decided to invade Ukraine. But that's been going crazy since
1:00:16
I last was in the studio. Rachel Levine was named the U.S. One of USA Today's women of
1:00:22
the year. So he is the assistant secretary for health. He is in the military. He is a
1:00:28
dude that has grown his hair out and dresses up like a woman. But he has been named as one
1:00:33
of the women of the year by the by USA Today, which is absolutely hilarious. And also it's
1:00:37
hilarious and maybe not hilarious. The Babylon Bee was actually banned from Twitter and still
1:00:41
as of today is banned from Twitter because they put out a thing saying that I can't
1:00:45
even remember exactly what it said. But it was basically saying that, you know, she was
1:00:49
the man of the year or something like that. It was just again, the Babylon Bee. So it
1:00:52
was being sarcastic and ingesting all those different things. But that's just the world
1:00:55
that we live in now. As soon as Bruce Jenner decided to be Caitlyn Jenner, he won Man of
1:01:00
the year and got an SP and all these other different things. That's just the world that
1:01:03
we're going to have to constantly be dealing with and live in it. Our next thing this is
1:01:06
should have been, you know, front page news everywhere, but it was buried for over a year.
1:01:11
But the Hunter Biden laptop story was confirmed by all the mainstream media to include the
1:01:15
New York Times. So all these people that could not be bothered with the Hunter Biden laptop
1:01:19
story for any length of time. All of a sudden decided that it matters. Maybe because Joe
1:01:23
Biden, this is what actually thinks happening. That to make sure Joe Biden got elected. So
1:01:26
he got elected. But here we are. We're in the middle of one of the worst presidencies
1:01:32
ever. And it's only in its second year. So I think they're setting up to get Joe Biden
1:01:36
out of the way. Okay. So to make room for Kamala Harris or to make room for Michelle
1:01:41
Obama or to make room for Pete Buttigieg or make room for Dwayne Johnson or somebody like
1:01:45
that, I think this is kind of the start of that. So I think we might see more and more
1:01:48
stories coming out over the next several years, leading into the midterms and certainly after
1:01:52
the midterms about how Joe Biden maybe isn't all there mentally, how there's some corruption
1:01:56
issues. I think they might try and be trying to work out a replacement. Our next thing
1:01:59
here, there's there was a tucking thing that was being taught a story that came out from
1:02:04
the Oregon Children's Hospital. So I'm going to read something by Hank Barry and of the
1:02:08
daily wire. So Dune Becker Children's Hospital in Portland, Oregon, which bills itself as
1:02:13
Oregon's top ranked Children's Hospital boasts a gender clinic which offers advice for the
1:02:18
safe tucking of a boys genitals out of the way that can make the genital area look smoother
1:02:24
and flatter as well as a referral to a sex positive shop in Portland. They sell gender
1:02:29
affirming clothing items as well as sex toys, videos and more. So this is a Children's Hospital
1:02:36
in the state of Oregon teaching Children how to tuck their junk. John Cooper talked about
1:02:41
this on his show. A few other people just kind of mentioned it. But this is where the
1:02:45
logical outworking of the LGBTQ specifically the trans agenda works itself out. So you
1:02:50
have a little boy or a little girl that perhaps has gender dysphoria and thinks of the opposite
1:02:55
gender or they're just a tomboy or they're just an effeminate girl or an effeminate boy
1:02:59
or something like that. And so as opposed to telling them, ah, this is just a phase
1:03:02
you'll grow out of it or hey, little kid, little boy, take off that dress and put on
1:03:06
some jeans and a t shirt. As opposed to saying that, we're going to say, Hey, here's some
1:03:10
ways that you can tuck your junk behind you and sit down and be comfortable all day long,
1:03:16
which will obviously lead to gender reassignment surgery, which is going to create a lot more
1:03:20
revenue for that hospital, you know, all the pills and all the different things that they're
1:03:23
going to have to do. That's basically what we're dealing with right now. So if you didn't
1:03:26
know that now you do so go in and have, you know, have your nightmares about that. Let's
1:03:29
get into the next story here. Jorge Mazvidal jumped Colby Covington. So here's the thing
1:03:34
that those are two UFC fighters. They fight in the welterweight division. Colby Covington
1:03:37
is the second best fighter in the world. Jorge Mazvidal is one of the most overrated fighters
1:03:41
in the world. But those guys used to be teammates. They had a bunch of beat between them. One
1:03:44
another. They fought on March the 5th. That was UFC 272, five round main event, 25 minutes.
1:03:49
And it was a one sided beat down on the guy swinging the hammer was Colby Covington, which
1:03:52
everybody with a brand new is going to happen. I think in the fourth round, Jorge Mazvidal
1:03:56
dropped Colby for like a half second, but didn't really follow up with any damage.
1:03:59
Colby Covington won that. The beef escalated afterwards. You know, it's not a good thing.
1:04:04
Colby Covington, everyone hates him. Everyone loves Jorge Mazvidal Street. You know, Judas,
1:04:08
there's all the stuff that happens right there. But all this led up to a night in March. This
1:04:13
is March 22nd where Jorge Mazvidal sucker punched Colby Covington while he was leaving
1:04:18
a steakhouse in Miami. And so when I say sucker punched, again, this is a guy that for 25
1:04:24
minutes, he was in there with the shirt off and a referee and could deal with his beef
1:04:27
with Colby Covington and just sucked it up because he's not nearly as good as Colby
1:04:30
Covington, right? So he wears a mask outdoors in Florida and a hood sneaks up on Colby Covington
1:04:39
because he had been told that Colby was eating at that restaurant, sneaks up on and punches
1:04:42
him a couple of times and then runs away.
1:04:46
So all you guys that are your big Jorge Mazvidal fans and you love him and all, you know, three
1:04:50
piece in a soda and all these different things. And you think he's the greatest guy ever and
1:04:53
all that. And again, I think he's entertaining. That's your boy. That guy. Like, what a punk
1:05:01
move to jump somebody. Like, as opposed to saying to seeing him from a block away and
1:05:06
saying, Colby, I'm on my way. We're going to sell this in the streets. We're going to
1:05:09
do a Miami style, you know, blah, blah, you know, throw up your airy coat, throw up your
1:05:12
zip code. Bob, as opposed to all that, you sneak up on him and punch him because when
1:05:17
you had 25 minutes to punch him legally, you didn't decide to do it. So Colby Covington,
1:05:22
you know, understandably calls the police because he had just been assaulted. And they say,
1:05:26
you know, he may have chipped or broken a tooth, you know, broke his watch, all these
1:05:29
different things. And so Jorge Mazvidal was arrested for this. He might end up having
1:05:33
to do some time for this. He's at least going to have to pay a huge fine and do some community
1:05:36
service. And people are getting on Colby somehow. Like this was his fault. It's like,
1:05:40
yes, he was selling the fight. People were like, Oh, well, Colby talked about his wife
1:05:43
and kids. Colby mentioned Jorge Mazvidal's wife and kids at these press releases or these
1:05:49
press conferences. He mentioned them. He didn't say, Oh, I'm going to beat up your wife wrong.
1:05:52
I'm going to steal your kids. He didn't do anything like that. He mentioned them. And
1:05:56
somehow that is everybody's way to defend Jorge Mazvidal for doing this is because,
1:06:01
Oh, you know, he talked about his wife and kids. It's not the same thing. Jorge acted
1:06:04
like a punk. Colby was completely justified. Let's move on. Our next thing here, Dave Rubin,
1:06:09
who is a big time conservative commentator, he announced that he and his husband are going
1:06:13
to be having kids. So on March the 16th, they've Rubin announced on Twitter that he and his
1:06:18
husband were going to have children again. They can't have children. They're essentially
1:06:22
buying a woman's eggs and, you know, renting their body so that they can have kids. Apparently
1:06:26
they're supposed to have one in August and one in October. So this is gross and disgusting.
1:06:32
I hate that people are doing this or utilizing medical technology to basically do these things,
1:06:40
to have children to be born into an unnatural family of two fathers or two women or something
1:06:45
like that. I think it's gross. And I think it's, it's outside of God's plan and I don't
1:06:48
like it at all. And luckily, or I guess not luckily, but rightfully so, a lot of conservative
1:06:54
commentators, again, because Dave Rubin is on the right now, a lot of conservative commentators
1:06:57
came out and said, yeah, I don't like this. I don't think this is good. But then there
1:07:01
were other conservative commentators that came out. We're like, yeah, we're so proud
1:07:03
of you and we're so happy for you, blah, blah, blah, and all those different things. In terms
1:07:06
of me, if I was, you know, more prominent and, you know, Fox news or any of those other
1:07:10
bigger platforms or something like that, I would have either not mentioned it or I would
1:07:13
have come out and said, I don't think this is a good thing. I don't think it's good for
1:07:16
those children. And you know, no matter what you do to try and supplement a boy. I think
1:07:22
they're both having, they're having two boys, I believe a boy needs his mother, a little
1:07:26
girl needs his mother and you need an intact family unit, like all the sociological data
1:07:32
and all the stuff that we see, all points in that exact same direction. So I, you know,
1:07:37
this is me coming out saying, I don't agree with this. I don't think this is a good thing.
1:07:39
It certainly should not be celebrated. All right. Now we're going to talk about the CDC
1:07:43
and every time I talk about this, I have to be very, very careful about the words I use.
1:07:46
So the CDC lowered their C word death count by 72,000 people without explanation. Okay.
1:07:52
So you have to wonder if that is something to do with the fact that Joe Biden is now in
1:07:55
office and they're trying to make the C word look like it's not a severe, especially as
1:07:59
we're working towards midterms and we don't want, you know, people are still mad about
1:08:03
having to wear masks in the airport or on airplanes and all these different things.
1:08:06
But out of nowhere, they said it was just an error that almost 75,000 people that were
1:08:11
counted as seaward deaths didn't die from the seaward. So I'm going to keep paying attention
1:08:16
to as we go out. All right. Now we're going to talk about the Hillsong scandal. So Hillsong
1:08:19
Church in Australia, the founder and lead pastor Brian Houston resigned from his post after
1:08:25
came to light that he hid his late father's child sexual abuse scandal. So Discovery Plus
1:08:31
actually released a three part docu series exposing a lot of the problems that happened
1:08:34
inside the church. I've not watched that a lot of people have asked me about it. I just
1:08:37
haven't really found the time or really, I don't really know how I would go about watching
1:08:40
that. But this is the same church where Carl Lynch, you know, who was Hillsong, New York
1:08:44
City, he cheated on his on his wife and was doing all these crazy things behind the scenes.
1:08:49
And it's just another prominent pastor that's been taken out by a sex scandal. But part of
1:08:53
him is like, how could you not see this coming? Like all these big church pastors, especially
1:08:59
these mega churches, like why are people shocked when they've done crazy things like this?
1:09:04
And I think part of it is because there are a lot of people that were worshiping Hillsong
1:09:07
and not worshiping God. They're worshiping Hillsong United as opposed to singing to the
1:09:12
father. And you know, a lot of these churches, they make sure you do that. So if you go to
1:09:18
elevation church, you don't say that you say, I go to Stephen Furtick's church. If you
1:09:21
go to life church, you don't say that you say, I go to Craig Rochelle's church, right? That
1:09:25
that's kind of your thing. You kind of wear it like a badge of honor that you're following
1:09:28
this person. Because I got to be honest with you, I went to Craig Rochelle's church, life
1:09:31
church, for almost 12 or 13 years, right? It would not surprise me one bit if it came
1:09:36
to light that he was a sinning in a sexual way or that he is a deviant in one way or
1:09:41
another. And that's not because I presume to know anything about him personally. I've
1:09:44
shaken his hand once. Again, he was my pastor and yet he had no idea who I was, right? That's
1:09:49
part of the issue with some of these churches that are enormous. But when you do something
1:09:53
like that, whenever that's kind of your setup, you're, you're looking at these people as
1:09:56
if they're infallible and they clearly are. So when a pastor, you know, has some sort
1:10:01
of sexual sin or some sort of other deviancy, it's like, dude, they're just like you. They've
1:10:05
just put them, they're just a professional Christian and some of these guys are great.
1:10:09
Like they, they're really are solid to their core of who they are. But it would not shock
1:10:12
me. If anybody pick a pastor, pick a prominent pastor, John MacArthur or Vodie Bockham or
1:10:17
Matt Chandler, anyone else that I've said on this show that I love their ministry and
1:10:20
love what they do, it would not shock me if any of those people had horrible things that
1:10:23
came out about the stuff that they do behind closed doors. And the reason is because they're
1:10:27
people. Like I was, I was shocked, to be honest, when Robbie Zachari saw stuff came out about
1:10:33
all of his sexual sin after he died. And from that point forward, it's like, all right,
1:10:37
nobody can be trusted, right? Like they can't be trusted with our kids. They can't be trusted
1:10:41
with anything like listen and see what you can learn from them. But they're just dudes.
1:10:45
Don't put your faith in these people in Hillsong's no different. And the thing about it is, is
1:10:49
and he was talking about Craig Rochelle again and kind of bringing it back to that. He's
1:10:52
good friends with Brian Houston and the people at Hillsong. He's good friends with Bill Heibels,
1:10:57
you know, from whatever church was in Chicago. And he kind of came out for having all this
1:11:02
sexual sin. I think it was back in like 2018, 2019. He's buddies with Stephen Furtick, who's
1:11:06
got plenty of issues, which his ministry probably should fall apart because of the stupid crap
1:11:09
that he's saying out loud. But it's like, if you're supposed to be defined by the common
1:11:14
denominator of all your closest friends or confidants, it's like, that's got to kind
1:11:17
of say something about who you are. And again, I'm not just throwing stones at Craig because
1:11:20
he got a big church is in my backyard or something like that. I'm just saying I've got a lot
1:11:23
of people that listen to this show that are fans of life church. Just be wary. Respect him,
1:11:28
respect his family. Follow him by his books. Listen to his podcast for whatever pastor
1:11:33
that you have that's in your life that you're doing that with. But don't be shocked if it
1:11:36
comes to pass that they've done some really horrifically evil things, right? That's probably
1:11:41
warrants another whole podcast, but we got to move on. Cause we got to talk about Will Smith
1:11:44
smacking Chris walk. Well, we've obviously got to talk about that. That happened at the Oscars.
1:11:48
So all of you have seen this by now. That's probably the most famous thing that's happened
1:11:51
on of all the things that have happened over the last several months. But Chris Rock obviously
1:11:55
says a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith. Will Smith comes up on stage, smacks him, goes back
1:11:59
to his chair, screams, keep my wife's name out your effing mouth says it twice. One of
1:12:03
the craziest things we've ever seen on live television. It's the only reason why anyone
1:12:06
should be talking about the Oscars, which is kind of weird because conservative commentators
1:12:10
like the Oscars aren't even relevant. Then they spend the first 30 minutes of their show
1:12:12
talking about the Oscars. But that's obviously a relevant thing. So everyone's kind of given
1:12:16
their piece on it. I'm going to try to do my short piece on it. So Chris Rock's joke was
1:12:20
incredibly innocuous. It was incredibly mild, especially compared to some of his other jokes
1:12:24
that he set out loud. What you saw is a very unstable man in Chris, Chris Rock, who has
1:12:29
basically been tortured by his crazy wife. And he thought somehow that was a good thing
1:12:35
for him to go up there and do that. But I do find it hilarious. All the people on the
1:12:39
left, all the Chris Rock or haters or Will Smith nut huggers, whatever, they immediately
1:12:43
came out and said, yeah, he's defending his wife and defending her honor and more men
1:12:47
should do this and stuff like that. And it's like, have you all been not paying attention
1:12:50
to the fact that they've had a completely open marriage for years? That he's a cuck that
1:12:55
Will Smith is a cuck that he either is okay with other men railing his wife and or he likes
1:13:00
watching it and find sexual pleasure in that? Like, are we just not going to talk about
1:13:05
that part? So you're like, yeah, old fashioned manhood, let's go up there and smack a guy
1:13:09
for saying some mean to your wife. And yet he's a cuck, like I don't understand it. And
1:13:13
again, these other people, if that had been a white guy that walked up on stage and smacked
1:13:19
Chris Rock, we would still be on the front page of every major newspaper and they would
1:13:23
lead every show on CNN and MSNBC about it about how it's white supremacy and about how
1:13:28
that person should be killed and should be career should be ruined. But it's a black
1:13:31
guy smacking a black guy is just no big deal. It's a guy who likes the fact that his wife
1:13:36
is having sex with other men going up and smacking a guy from, you know, making an
1:13:40
alopecia joke about the fact that she can't have here. So there's nothing commendable
1:13:44
about this. The fact that he was able to go up there and get a standing ovation for getting
1:13:47
the best actor award right after that was ridiculous and egregious. I think I've said
1:13:51
the word egregious 12 times this podcast so far that can be your drinking game for the
1:13:54
show. But it was a ridiculous situation. Will Smith was banned from the Academy for at least
1:13:58
10 years. It's kind of one of those weird things. He'll make his big comeback, the 11th year
1:14:02
he'll come back and he'll probably get an award for that. And you know, it's just such
1:14:06
a stupid situation, although it is pretty crazy. Our next one here, guys, we got a few more
1:14:10
to go. Let's go. Record alcohol related deaths in 2020. So from 2019 to 2020, alcohol related
1:14:16
deaths were up 25%, which should be a shock to nobody in terms of lockdowns because you
1:14:21
have all these people that don't have community, they're not getting vitamin D by going outside,
1:14:26
they're staying inside drinking. And we were told, Hey, we got to keep the liquor stores
1:14:29
open because, you know, in 2020, because it's essential because if you cut off liquor supply
1:14:34
to people that are alcoholics, you know, they'll die out and whatever. And yet we have a 25%
1:14:38
increase in alcohol related deaths in 2020. So it's like, we kept all the stores open.
1:14:41
Look, now we got all these deaths. So kind of a crazy situation there. Next one here,
1:14:46
city group, which is one of the largest financial institutions on the planet, they have begun
1:14:49
paying for travel expenses for female employees of theirs that wish to kill their babies but
1:14:54
live in a state where they try to limit the number of babies that are murdered. So the
1:14:58
new policy from city group, which went into place earlier this year is quote, in response
1:15:02
to changes and reproductive health care laws in certain states in the US. And so that's
1:15:06
something that the bank said, they said that in a filing to the SEC, the Securities and
1:15:10
Exchange Commission. So you're going to be seeing a lot about this now, you're going
1:15:13
to be a lot of states that are kind of restricting abortion or getting rid of it and eradicating
1:15:17
it entirely. And yet here we are, we're going to be having these large corporations are going
1:15:22
to say, well, you know, you work in Texas and you can't get an abortion there anymore.
1:15:25
We'll fly over to Louisiana where we're bringing to California where we're bringing to New
1:15:27
York so you can kill your baby and then we'll send you back. It's evil. It's crazy, but
1:15:31
it's here and it's here to stay. All right, we have HHS, they endorse the gender transition
1:15:36
for children. So that's the Department of Health and Human Services. So that's the Biden
1:15:40
Administration Department of Health and Human Services. They recommend gender transition
1:15:43
treatment for minors. Okay, what they're calling it is gender affirmation care, okay, or gender
1:15:48
affirming care. So from Andrew Mark Miller at Fox News, he said this, the HHS documents
1:15:53
describe what is what it calls appropriate treatments for transgender adolescents, including
1:15:57
top surgery to create male typical chest enhanced breasts and bottom surgery, surgery on genitals
1:16:03
or reproductive organs, facial feminization or other procedures. So all this is going
1:16:08
to be happening on the taxpayer doll because obviously that entire Department of HSS is
1:16:12
supported by U.S. taxpayers. But again, the United States government is all in on the
1:16:19
gender transition revolution. They're all in on this. Okay. So the thing about it is
1:16:24
is this is going to be in place for almost four years before we have perhaps a new president
1:16:28
here in a little while. So even if a Republican president comes into office, how are they going
1:16:34
to undo a lot of these things that have been done? Because it's kind of one of those things
1:16:37
now, like look at gay marriage, you can't run a Republican based election on, hey, we're
1:16:41
going to be getting rid of gay marriage, right? Because it's old hat now. It's something we
1:16:44
don't even talk about anymore, because it seems like it's settled. So that's the thing
1:16:47
that I think is the most harmful moving forward is kind of what we might see if people can't
1:16:53
undo some of these things. All right, let's look at the National Football League again,
1:16:56
which I don't follow, but they expanded the Rooney rule. So if you're not familiar without
1:16:59
the Rooney rule established in 2003, require that teams interview at least one minority
1:17:04
candidate for any head coaching vacancy. So they expanded the rule again in 2020 saying
1:17:08
that teams must interview at least two external minority candidates for all head coaching
1:17:12
jobs and teams are required to interview at least one minority candidate for any coordinator
1:17:16
job. But they further expanded the Rooney rule while I was gone. Now women now must be
1:17:21
part of the external minority candidate interview pool. All 32 teams also must employ they have
1:17:28
to employ either a woman or a person of color to serve as an offensive assistant starting
1:17:33
this coming season. And all zoom interviews are banned now. So if you're going to be interviewing
1:17:38
one of these people via the Rooney rule, you have to pay for them to come in, bring them
1:17:42
in in order to do that. The thing about this is, is this is obviously an affirmative action
1:17:46
push. The NFL has gone woker faster than I ever could have imagined. I don't think they
1:17:50
deserve our time and our attention because of the things they're trying to signal from
1:17:54
the front office. And I just wonder who this is serving because let's say you're the Cincinnati
1:17:59
bangles and you just have to, you have to hire a woman or a person of color to be an
1:18:03
offensive assistant, but they don't deserve the job. But you just had to hire one, right?
1:18:09
And I'm not saying all women and all, you know, people of color don't deserve those
1:18:13
jobs. It should be a meritocracy of anything on the planet. The NFL or a professional sports
1:18:18
league should be a meritocracy at every single level. You shouldn't be the water boy unless
1:18:22
you're the best water boy possible or water person possible for that job. So you're just
1:18:28
going to hire some random chick or person of color to be an offensive assistant for what
1:18:33
that. Because the very next thing that we're going to be seeing is these people are going
1:18:36
to get hired and then they're not going to be given any responsibilities. And so you're
1:18:40
going to have some chick or a person of color quit their job and then they're going to come
1:18:43
out and do a press conference with, you know, some reverend on one side and some lawyer
1:18:48
on the other and Colin Kaepernick in the back basically saying, yeah, they didn't give me
1:18:51
enough opportunities. Like I should have been, you know, I started out as the guy that was
1:18:56
basically making sure the balls were, you know, filled up with air for the kicker and
1:19:00
they didn't give me the head coaching job and I was there for three months. This is racism.
1:19:04
So be ready for that. Our next thing coach Mike Schuszewski of Duke, he coached his last
1:19:08
game this year in March madness. So they lost their last game at Cameron indoor. So this
1:19:14
was coach K legendary coach. They lost his last game at Cameron indoor to UNC, their
1:19:19
arch rival, horrible, horrific. And then somehow the, the, the fates of sports, the sports
1:19:25
gods came together and made it to where UNC and eight seed played Duke in the final four
1:19:30
and UNC one again, the ultimate own forever. Duke is never going to be able to shake that,
1:19:37
that their final two games against their arch rival last game at Cameron indoor for coach
1:19:42
K and at the final four, UNC one. So KU went on to go ahead and win that, which I was rooting
1:19:47
for either KU, Duke or Baylor to win the whole thing because I got friends that support
1:19:51
all those different schools, but just real quick rundown of coach K's career accomplishments.
1:19:55
47 year career total. 42 of those were at Duke in his 42 seasons at Duke. He only missed
1:20:00
the NCAA tournament five times. His win percentage for his career was 766. He had 1196 division
1:20:08
one victories as a head coach, which is a record. Duke was number one for 127 weeks
1:20:13
in the AP poll. That's a record. He has three nay Smith college coach of the year awards.
1:20:17
That's tied for the record with John Caliperi of Kentucky, five national titles that's second
1:20:22
all time behind John Wooden, 12 final four appearances that second behind second behind
1:20:27
John Wooden and three consecutive men's basketball Olympic gold medal. So one of the greatest
1:20:32
coaches of any sport, I think it is arguable that he's perhaps the greatest coach of any
1:20:36
sport ever. Nick Saban comes to mind. There's some other folks that kind of come to mind,
1:20:40
but an absolutely incredible career that is now over with. All right, let's get into Elon
1:20:43
Musk. We've made it all the way without talking about Elon Musk. So is Elon Musk going to
1:20:47
buy Twitter again? It's Monday before I release it. So in three days last week, we went from
1:20:53
him having, you know, 9% stake in becoming Twitter's largest shareholder to basically
1:20:58
rejecting the fact that he wanted to be on the board to offering just to buy them outright.
1:21:02
And so again, he acquired the shares in April, 73.5 million shares worth about $3 billion
1:21:08
to making the largest shareholder of Twitter. And then last week, he offered to buy all
1:21:12
of Twitter for $43 billion. That's $54.20 per share, which is well above the market
1:21:17
valuation for the company. I think it was like market value to through, you know, $30 per
1:21:21
share. But I want to read this according to Tim Pierce over at The Daily Wire. Twitter's
1:21:24
desperate gambit on Friday to stave off Elon Musk's bid for a hostile takeover is technically
1:21:29
known as a shareholders rights plan. But investors call it a poison pill. Here's how it works
1:21:34
and what might happen next. A poison pill allows other shareholders, but not the would-be buyer
1:21:39
to scoop up newly minted shares at a discount, boosting their investments while forcing the
1:21:44
target to swallow economic poison by having his shares diluted. The move is an unmistakable
1:21:48
signal that the board is not interested in the protective hostile acquirer despite a
1:21:54
potential profit for shareholders. If the maneuver succeeds, shareholders are certain to flood
1:21:58
the court with lawsuits accusing the directors of Twitter of breaching their fiduciary duties.
1:22:03
There are three possible outcomes now, none of which are ideal for Twitter's current board.
1:22:07
Musk could win by successfully initiating a proxy contest to remove the directors and
1:22:11
nicks the poison pill. Musk forces the company to find a white knight or alternative buyer
1:22:16
potentially at a higher price, thus making his shares more valuable. Musk walks away
1:22:21
and leaves the company in board facing a pile of lawsuits as shareholders blame them for
1:22:25
hurting the value of the stock. Okay, so guys, as of the recording of this podcast, Musk
1:22:30
is trying to convince reportedly other investors to join his bid to purchase the entire company.
1:22:37
What I'll say on this is I wanted to believe that other platforms like Gitter and Gabb,
1:22:46
and there's another one that I'm kind of forgetting parlor. I wanted to believe that
1:22:50
those things could be built and compete with Twitter, but they were always an even true
1:22:53
social Trump's thing that he doesn't even use. Those things are just worst forms of
1:22:58
Twitter with only right wing people on them. Okay, so it's not the town square and the
1:23:03
way that Twitter is, but it never really occurred to me that all Elon Musk needed to do was
1:23:07
just buy the whole thing, buy the whole thing, take it private and fix it, get rid of all
1:23:12
the woke stuff, get rid of all the people that hate free speech, get rid of all the people
1:23:16
that are doxing that are allowing doxing for people that they like, but not for people
1:23:20
that they don't like, get rid of the people that are, you know, taking people off kicking
1:23:23
off lives of TikTok, kicking off the Babylon B, kicking off Donald Trump, kicking off all
1:23:28
these people and let it be the town square again. So by the time you hear this, there's
1:23:34
going to be way more to the story. So I don't want to talk too much more because I don't
1:23:36
want to have to take my foot out of my mouth later. But I'm hoping that Elon Musk does
1:23:40
this. But again, Elon Musk is not a right wing figure. That's something people have
1:23:44
to kind of remember. Perhaps he's a free speech absolutist, right? Perhaps he's not. But yeah,
1:23:49
I think it would be cool that we have our first African American owning one of the major social
1:23:53
media platforms in the United States. All right, next thing, let's talk about the five.
1:23:56
So this is going to get a little bit, a little bit rough, but you know, kind of a warning
1:23:59
to anybody with kids that are watching this either on YouTube or rumble. But the five
1:24:04
refers to the recovery of five murdered intact children in the in DC area. So this was discovered
1:24:10
by progressive anti-abortion uprising PAU. This group obtained a box containing baby
1:24:15
remains from a Curtis Bay energy driver. So this driver was sent to an abortion facility
1:24:20
to pick up what they dub medical waste. So the babies that were killed were killed at
1:24:25
the Surgeon Center in Washington, DC. So in this box that they obtained, it contained
1:24:29
110 children, mostly first trimester children, including five children that underwent late
1:24:36
abortions. And they were all beyond the point of viability. There's even some evidence that
1:24:40
some of these children were born alive and then killed after. So this group rightly gave
1:24:45
all of these children names. So they named the five children Christopher X, Harriet, Angel,
1:24:51
Holly and Phoenix. And so if you're watching this on video, I'm going to take a quick break
1:24:56
and I'm going to show you the pictures of Harriet Phoenix and Christopher X. If you're
1:25:00
just listening to this, it's just going to, I'm just going to be going on to my next comment.
1:25:04
But if you're watching this, you will see the pictures. I will tell you, if you're watching
1:25:07
this, the pictures are absolutely horrifying. But you should look at them. Because a lot
1:25:11
of people like to sanitize what abortion is in their brains. And then they don't kind
1:25:16
of they just want to move past it. They don't want to kind of like deal with it. So if you're
1:25:19
watching this on video, I'm going to go and show you these pictures now. If not, I'll be
1:25:22
right back. So the pictures are horrific. They're they're hard to watch. They're hard to look
1:25:27
at surely. But the thing that the story just keeps getting even even worse, the Curtis
1:25:30
Bay medical waste services company, they burn their medical waste to create energy for the
1:25:37
city of Baltimore. That's something that they do in order to kind of create, you know, parts
1:25:40
for the city of Baltimore. So for God knows how long they've been using aborted baby parts
1:25:48
to heat your home. If you live in Baltimore, or to fire up your television or PlayStation.
1:25:52
So that's something crazy to think about. Also, the DC authorities, they almost immediately
1:25:56
said when this came to light that they didn't want to do optopsies on the kid, they were
1:26:00
brought five murdered and mutilated bodies. And they decided, yeah, we probably don't need
1:26:05
to do an autopsy. We probably don't need to know how and when these children were murdered.
1:26:09
Again, because this goes against the entire agenda, the pro abortion agenda. And so you
1:26:13
can't have the DC police in this area that really loves baby murder as much as they do.
1:26:18
You can't have them come out against this. And so there've been a lot of calls for an
1:26:21
investigation here, a lot of calls for an investigation into, is this another Kermit
1:26:25
Gosnell situation that I've kind of fallen on deaf ears? It's kind of where we are at
1:26:28
this point. All right, the next thing we're going to talk about is the shooting of the
1:26:30
New York City subway. So this is according to the AP, a gunman wearing a mask set off
1:26:34
smoker nades and fired a barrage of bullets inside a rush hour subway train in Brooklyn,
1:26:38
wounding at least 10 people. This was on Tuesday, April the 12th authorities said. So this guy
1:26:42
fired almost three dozen bullets and managed to kill nobody. It is a miracle that God
1:26:46
Spirit was able to, you know, basically protect all these people. The suspect was apprehended
1:26:52
about 30 hours after this incident. And he was apprehended because he called the police
1:26:56
and told him where he was at. So the people in New York, you know, the mayor and the governor
1:27:00
were like, yeah, we got him. It's like, you didn't get him. He got himself. But the accused
1:27:03
man is 62 year old Frank James. So he was known by the FBI. This guy had a very, very
1:27:07
long rap sheet. And this is a guy that expressed, you know, this is important. It's unimportant
1:27:12
to a lot of other people with this guy is black that is pertinent and to the story, because
1:27:16
he expressed a bunch of extreme violent black nationalist views on social media for years.
1:27:22
And the thing about this story that's so interesting is after we found out who the guy was, and
1:27:26
after we found out about his extremists and black nationalist views that he posted and
1:27:29
how much he hated white people and how he was going to kill him and all those different
1:27:32
things, the story left the headlines almost as quickly as it entered. It reminded me exactly
1:27:37
of what happened on Sunday, November the 21st, 2021 in Waukesha, Wisconsin, when Daryl Brooks
1:27:42
drove his Ford SUV, it didn't drive itself drove his Ford SUV through a Christmas parade
1:27:47
killing six people. You know, as of now, I think there's other people that are having
1:27:50
complications and injuring 60 more people. Five people died on the scene and one died
1:27:55
later. Tamara Duran, 52 years old Wilhelm hospital 81 Jane Coolidge, 52 Leanna Owen, 71 Virginia
1:28:02
Sorenson 79 and eight year old Jackson Sparks. But when's the last time you heard about that?
1:28:08
Do you know where Daryl Brooks is in the whole process there? I bet you don't, because it
1:28:13
doesn't fit a narrative. Again, if there had been a black pride parade, you know, black
1:28:18
history month parade going down whatever street in America and a white guy that for years
1:28:23
had been expressing, you know, neo Nazi sentiments or anti black sentiments or white supremacy
1:28:27
sentiments or something like that. If he drove his SUV through a parade celebrating black
1:28:33
pride and black history month and you know, all that, we would still be hearing about
1:28:37
every single day. Why? Because it fits the narrative that the United States is a horrific
1:28:43
racist country that harbors white supremacy and kills black people whenever they want
1:28:48
to. It's not true, but that doesn't matter. So same thing here. This is a guy, the 62 year
1:28:53
old Frank James that wanted to kill as many white people as he possibly could. And he
1:28:59
tried real, real hard shot three dozen or so bullets managed to kill nobody. Thank God.
1:29:04
But it doesn't really matter because it doesn't fit the mainstream media narrative. And again,
1:29:08
on the right, we're not going to be talking about this for very long because we've got
1:29:11
other things that we've got to be mad about. So guys, we made it in. We're about an hour
1:29:16
and a half into this podcast. I'm going to cut it off there. We've talked about a lot
1:29:19
of different things. And guys, there were more things that I wanted to talk about that
1:29:22
even as I was preparing this episode, I just took it out because it's like, we'll try to
1:29:25
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