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Radio Baloney Live! Tucker For VP, Twitter Madness, Weird News And More Nov 10 2023 · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  All right, welcome in. This has been a long one. You know.
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  I was ready to go live at eleven thirty sharp. Eleven thirty sharp.
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  Guess what happens At eleven thirty sharp? Power goes out? So I
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  wait and I wait, and I finally figure, well, it's probably be
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  out, you know, for hours longer. So I take some stuff to
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  put myself to sleep, and then the power goes immediately back on again.
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  So fuck it, I'm gonna fight through it all. It's late, it's
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  almost two o'clock in the morning, but so what, So what I was
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  planning to do a stream. I know people were waiting for me to do
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  a stream. So I'm here and I'm doing the goddamn stream. I don't
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  care if it's two o'clock in the morning. We're just gonna do this anyway.
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  And I guess people can listen to it tomorrow if they want. So
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  what the hell are we going to talk about? And I'm gonna try and
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  keep myself awake here. I did take some sleeping stuff, so I don't
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  know. If I forced myself to stay awake, this could get a bit
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  weird, but I guess we'll find out what happens so we got a bunch
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  of stuff to talk about. There's stuff that I haven't gotten to with my
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  regular videos during the week, and we'll go through some of that. There'll
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  be a couple of things that I have done that stuff on, but they
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  deserve a second look and yeah, so let's do it. So the first
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  thing we're going to look at, we'll go through them all right. Now
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  they see Kevin Smith saying, manage to catch another one? Okay, well,
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  I'm glad that happened. Anyway, thanks for watching this. Yeah,
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  so we're gonna go through everything that we're going to talk about tonight. First,
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  we're going to talk about the Republican presidential debate for a little bit.
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  We're going to talk about Oh shit, hold on, got I am tired.
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  There we go. Now we can see the screen, all right,
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  So we're gonna talk about the debate. We're gonna talk about Vivic Ramaswami because
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  he came out firing. Yeah, and he was I don't know, he
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  was. He was badass. I liked what he did. I like him.
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  I think he's good. I mean, he's not going to be the
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  Republican nominee, but I like him. We've got Robert de Niro loses a
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  sexism lawsuit, and I think he deserves it because apparently that's the sort of
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  thing that he's really into. Like he's like this hardcore democrat right hardcore leftist.
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  So I guess that's what happens. Let's see. Joy Behar dares Trump
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  to punish the view co host if he returns to the White House. Go
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  ahead, try it. So, she dares Trump to punish the View co
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  hosts if he returns to the Why would they think that he'd be bothered anyway?
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  Okay, we'll get to that. Let's see if this loads all right,
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  fence and all letters sent to election centers across us all originated in Portland.
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  Big surprise, Donald Trump said he would consider Tucker Carlson to be his
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  vice president. That's fine. I did cover this earlier in the week,
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  but I think it deserves another look. Let's see. Maybe that sleep stuff
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  is kicking in, but you know what, I'm gonna fight through it and
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  I'll be stronger on the other side. Trial begins from unaccused of attacking Paul
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  Pelosi with a hammer. So that'll be fun. We're going to go through
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  that. Where are we now? Here we are. Petition launched in Canada
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  to ban Tucker Carlson from entering the company the country. That is really really
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  stupid. It's quite amazing actually, just how stupid that is. But we
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  will take a look at that. And I actually did a video on that
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  too, but we'll go over it all, right, Yeah, this is
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  crazy. Canadian nurse forced to testify under cross examination that women don't have penises.
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  So Canadian nurse forced to testify under cross examination that women don't have penises.
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  That's how crazy Canada is, of course, and why not. We've
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  got to do the Canadian news, right, so we'll get into that.
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  We're gonna do some weird news, then we're gonna do then we're gonna do
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  some Twitter stuff. If I can stay awake this long, I don't know
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  if I can, because there's always crazy shit going on in Twitter. And
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  if we get into some stuff that's just too heavy, we're gonna look at
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  some dogs just as a palate cleanser. I think that's the thing we're gonna
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  do all the time now, just constantly. Actually, but let's get into
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  this now. Third Republican presidential debate. The ratings fell for that people aren't
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  that interested, obviously, because everybody knows it's Trump now, there is this
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  inevitability about it, right, Like, even though the Dems are playing dirty
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  tricks, they're pulling out everything to try and destroy him. I worry about
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  his health, honestly, you know, they're they're so determined to not have
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  him become president again. But even with all of that, all of the
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  lunacy, there just seems to be this inevitability about it, doesn't it does
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  there not? Like it just feels impossible in a way. In my mind,
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  it almost feels impossible that become president. It's just how could the story
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  end that way? But people not as many people watch the third presidential debate
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  because it is kind of irrelevant to the sense. I mean, I guess
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  you could be looking for somebody who might run as a VP, right and
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  we've got also some stuff about that later. But but yeah, I mean
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  a lot of people aren't interested. Now. If you didn't tune in,
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  you missed Vivek, who just tore it up. He was pretty awesome.
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  What do they say here? Ratings for the third Republican presidential Debate on NBC
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  fell even further than the viewership for the second GOP debate and the Country Music
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  Awards just barely miss scoring. It's we're showing ever. Okay, let's see.
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  Republican presidential hopefuls brought in seven point five million viewers on the network compared
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  to the nine point five million who tuned into the Fox Fox Business univision blah
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  blah blah. So there's not that much interest. But if you had watched
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  it, there was some there was some fire. I mean, let's watch,
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  let's see if we can get this going. Think about who's moderating this
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  debate. This should be Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan and Elon Musk. We'd
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  have ten times the viewership, asking questions that GOP primary voters actually care about
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  and bringing more people into our party Democrats, and we've got Christin Walker here
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  giving the Democrats would actually hire Greg Guttfeld toast a Democratic debate, They wouldn't
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  do it. And so the fact of the matters, I mean, christ
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  I'm gonna use this time because this is actually about you and the media and
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  the corrupt media establishment. Ask you the Trump Russia collusion hopes that you pushed
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  on this network for years. Was that real or was that Hillary Clinton made
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  up disinformation. Answer the question. Go mister, this is how we get
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  a punchure about it. We need accountability because this media rigged the twenty sixteen
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  election. They rigged the twenty twenty election with the Hunter Biden laptop story,
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  and they're gonna rig this election accountability. Let me return to governor. Wow,
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  that's fire right, that's fire I was not expecting something that forthright.
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  Now, does anybody, Uh, we've got some people on rumble. Let
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  me know how the audio is on there because they had some complications setting up
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  this stream tonight, what with the power going out and everything and having to
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  start two hours late. But you let me know how the audio is everything.
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  Make sure everything's running okay on that side of things. All right?
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  But yeah, that's fire right. I mean that. I'm glad that I
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  saw this. I couldn't believe it what I was watching. I was like,
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  Wow, this guy's taking no prisoners. Let's let's go back again.
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  Hold on, who's moderating this debate? This should be Tucker Carlson, Joe
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  Rogan, and Elon Musk. Just think about that. Tucker Carlson, Joe
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  Rogan, and Elon Musk moderating of course the audience would be ten times as
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  big, at least at least ten times as big. Why don't they do
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  that? Why they got like like Democrats moderating doesn't make any sense the viewership
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  asking questions that GOP primary voters actually care about and bringing more people into our
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  party, getting the Democrats. And we've got Christin Welker here. Get think
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  that Democrats would actually hire Greg Guttfeld toast a Democratic debate. They wouldn't do
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  it, And so the fact of matters, I mean, Christ, I'm
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  gonna use this time because it's actually about Yeah, yeah, it seems like
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  it's never a fair fight, is it. Like Conservatives, no matter where
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  they are, no matter what country, whether it's the US or Canada,
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  wherever, they just don't seem to be able to draw on that same wellspring
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  of just like nastiness, right, I don't know anyway, that's pretty I
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  mean I like that. I'm a big fan of that. Here, let's
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  check out this one as well. I want conservatives in general, conservative politicians
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  to be like that, because it's it's not like, you know, things
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  have gone too far right, or things have become too conservative, things have
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  gone way too far left now, way too far. I mean, this
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  isn't your grandfather's liberalism stuff. This isn't the old burnout art teacher from the
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  eighties stuff, liberal left wing stuff. No, this is a whole new
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  breed of it, a whole new breed of crazy. You campaign on TikTok?
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  How do you get TikTok pan if you use it? Well? I
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  want to laugh at why Nikki Haley didn't answer your question, which is about
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  looking at families in the eye. In the last debate, she made fun
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  of me for actually joining TikTok while her own daughter was actually using the app
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  for a long time. So you might want to take care of your family
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  first. You're adult. God, the next generation of Americans are using it,
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  and that's actually the point. You have her supporters. You're crapping her
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  up. That's fine, here's the truth. You're too easy answer. Yeah,
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  it's a tough one with the TikTok, right, I mean, I
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  guess just one answer is just you know it is, it is foreigner,
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  it's owned by a Chinese company. Just fucking ban it, right, ban
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  it? Or do? I mean? It's clearly being used as a tool
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  to undermine and degrade Western civilization clearly. I don't know how much more clear
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  that could be. Again, I'm a free speech guy, but at what
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  point or there must be some way to address it. I mean, if
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  it's just blatant propaganda meant to undermine your society and destroy your society, you
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  have to do something. I mean, it appears that Vivek Ramaswami is suggesting
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  that they use it themselves to try and counteract it. I don't know.
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  I don't know. Tell me what you think in the in the comments or
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  in the chat burn through these. It's late Robert de Niro los this sexism
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  lawsuit brought by ex assistant company must pay her one point two million. Well,
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  I don't like. I don't like Robert de Niro. I also think
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  like sexism lawsuits, like what is that exactly? It's like somebody like,
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  what what does that mean exactly? Sexism lawsuit? Let's let's find out.
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  Let's see. Graham Chase Robinson was awarded two identical damages payments of six hundred
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  thousand and forty two dollars for gender discrimination and retaliation after filing the lawsuit against
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  the actress production company Blah blah blah. She originally sought twelve million Graham Chase
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  Robinson. Well, I guess it's modern day, right she Graham Chase Robinson.
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  Okay, whatever, let's move on. I mean, that's a for
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  a one thing. Graham is a terrible name for a woman, right,
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  for a little girl? Look at that? Look at your adorable little daughter.
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  What's her name? Graham? That's weird, right, It's like calling
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  your kid, your daughter Brad or something. All right, let's let's get
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  past it. Though the settlement amount was meant to represent four years of lost
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  work based on her previous salary, Robinson forty one claims she was unable to
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  find a new job after being let go from de Niro's employment and faulted him
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  for it. She was unable to find a new job after being let go
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  from his employment and faulted him for it. I don't have any This all
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  sounds like bullshit to me. But I have absolutely no sympathy for Robert de
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  Niro. Sure, he's been in some fantastic movies. He's been great in
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  some movies, a great actor, But it's acting. It's pretending it's adult
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  playtime, right, Like, we don't have to admire the man like he
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  didn't write the words. You know, he didn't write you know, the
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  screenplay for a Good Fellas or Raging Bull or taxi Driver. He's just really
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  good at pretending in them. But he's also an obnoxious leftist, you know.
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  I remember he wanted to he wanted to punch Trump, really really for
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  all the thing. I don't think that would have gone so well for him.
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  You know, It's not like Trump is in the greatest shape in the
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  world, but he's a big dude. And you know, de Niro,
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  I think is even older than Trump. So I thought that was all obnoxious
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  and very very stupid, and uh, I didn't like listening to him.
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  It's kind of a bomber too, when these these people are in like some
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  of your favorite movies maybe, and it turns out they're just complete at dingbats.
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  The Naro countersuit is former employee for six million to account for the airline
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  miles she allegedly stole from him, but she was found not liable six million
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  in air airline miles that she stole from What. Okay, I guess I'm
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  not living the good life. We are delighted that the jury saw what we
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  saw in the verdict was returned. Blah blah blah blah blah. What was
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  this actually about? Let's try and figure that out. Robinson began working for
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  de Niro's company in two thousand and eight as an executive assistant with a seventy
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  five thousand dollars a year salary. She exited in April twenty nineteen. So
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  that's a good long stretch there, eleven years with the title of VP of
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  Production Finance and a three hundred thousand dollars salary. Robinson accused aniro of calling
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  her a bitch. I wonder if she was on multiple occasions, and berating
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  her for minor infractions. I don't know. Is that worth six hundred thousand
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  dollars? I don't care that he has to pay, but is it really
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  worth six hundred thousand dollars? He called her a bitch and braided her for
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  minor infractions? I can understand. I can imagine Robert de Niro is a
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  horrible, horrible and tolerable boss, you know, But usually what you could
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  do is just it's just to find another boss, right, I would think,
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  because stuff like this makes people, probably makes people wary of hiring people.
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  Right, So they're going to have problems. Maybe they just do without.
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  The whole thing is is dumb in Hollywood, so it's not really surprising.
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  All right, let's move on from raging bullshit. Joy Behar dares Trump
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  to punish the View co hosts if he returns to the White House. Go
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  ahead and try it. These people are lunatics. I mean the level of
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  narcissism here. She's genuinely afraid that she's on the top of Trump's list of
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  idiots. Sure, she is a giant idiot, and she's incredibly obnoxious.
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  I think he probably would have bigger fish to fry, and wouldn't. I
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  mean, the idea that Trump is going to punish TV hosts. These people
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  have lost their minds. It's like they have this completely made up character in
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  their mind, this fictitious well they do. They have a fictitious character in
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  their mind that they've worked themselves up to. In fact, it's become their
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  entire identity, fighting resisting the made up person in their mind who doesn't exist.
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  Who will Who's going to punish TV hosts? I mean, get your
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  head out of your ass, Joy Behar and the rest of the View.
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  The View co host Joy Behar dared former president President Trump to come after her
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  and her co hosts if he returns to the White House and an ex revenge
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  against his political enemies. Well, if he did, what the fuck would
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  they do about it? I don't think much. I mean, that's kind
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  of the scary thing about what's happening to all of Trump's political associates or friends
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  even now, right, Like, it's kind of scary that the government's going
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  after them and there's nothing they can do about it. I don't imagine why
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  Joy Behar thinks that it would be any differ. Of course, she cheers
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  it on under Biden, right, she thinks it's fantastic, like these people
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  don't have mirrors, truly astonishing. Wow, you know, I'm really ranting
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  well tonight, considering that it's it's past two o'clock in the morning, and
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  I have taken sleep sleep stuff, not necessarily meds, not meds, but
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  stuff that to get you to sleep, you know, and it's not working.
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  Apparently it seems to be making me more insane. Though. All right,
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  let's see how far we can take this. Go ahead, try it,
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  Behearst said into the camera after discussing reports that Trump's second presidential term would
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  involve him getting even with those who opposed him during his first term. Look
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  at that. Look at that. It's like something that like like oozed up
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  out of like a like a giant fissure, like the like the San Andreas
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  fault opened up, and then that came out of it. Terrifying. Let's
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  move on, breaking Fenton. All letters sent to election centers across us all
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  originated in Portland. That doesn't seem that strange to me. Mm hmm.
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  It has since been revealed that the letters all originated from a single location in
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  Portland, Oregon. And here's the letter says, end elections now, stop
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  giving power to the right that they don't have. We are in charge now
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  and there is no more need for them. Also, be aware that your
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  ballot drops are very susceptible to noxious chemicals like blah blah blah. They're unsafe
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  to the public. Just saying so this is exactly and think this has Antifa
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  symbolism on it here as you can see, and then like the trans rainbow
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  thing and then like a sit down pentagram, but this is like an antiphah
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  thing. This is exactly how they think. There's no reason. I mean,
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  I guess the point is that could it be like some sort of false
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  flag or something, maybe the FEDS have finally gotten sick of them, But
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  this is that is exactly what you would expect from that. There's nothing surprising
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  on this. Yeah, we are in charge now and there is no more
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  need for them for elections they're talking about. Yeah, I mean they are
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  explicitly authoritarian, explicitly totalitarian. They don't like elections, you know, Antifa.
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  They are communist revolutionaries. I mean they call themselves anarchists. No,
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  they're communist revolutionaries. They're not fool in anyone. They are totalitarians. This
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  is perfectly in line with their lunatic beliefs. One question I always have is
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  that have these people actually read anything about like communistries. Have they read about
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  like Mao and like the Culture Revolution greatly beforeward, or the Soviets, or
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  the a lot of more, the millions of people who starve to death the
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  purges, And I used to think that they were just ignorant, but I
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  don't think so now. I think that they have read that stuff. They
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  have read about the tens of millions of people that were murdered or starved in
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  communist countries, you know, you think of Cambodia, the killing field,
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  you know, anywhere that they've been successful. That's what success means for them.
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  But I don't think that these these modern people that are clamoring for this
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  stuff, I don't think that they're actually ignorant. I think that they have
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  read, they do know this, and they want it. Like you might
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  have noticed from some of the pictures of these people that say they don't look
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  the mentally healthiest. They look like the kind of people that would be hungering
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  for for horrors that you wouldn't wish on your worst enemies, right, So
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  yeah, I mean, I'm just going to believe that that's them until unproven
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  otherwise. What does this say? An unarmed source or an unnamed source with
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  access to the investigation has reported to US that the fentanyl letters received around the
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  country with threatening messages all originated in a single point of entry in the USPS
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  US Sport system. Blah blah. What else have we got here? All
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  right? What else this say? Here? Says that, according to former
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  Federal Bureau in Bureau of Investigations agent Kyle Sarafin, sources with access to the
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  investigation said that the letters all originated blah blah blah. We've already been there,
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  Okay, so it defensing all on them, which obviously a tiny little
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  bit can be fatal for you come from Portland. That's like Antifa capital,
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  that's like their capital city. They basically do already run the place apparently,
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  So yeah, I guess no surprise is there. All right? Anyway,
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  I'm going to avoid that place. I don't know about about you. Donald
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  Trump said that he would consider Tucker Carlson to be his vice president and how
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  awesome would that be? Be pretty great? Right? Tell me in the
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  chat, like, how enthusiastic would you guys be, but the people watching
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  right now, how enthusiastic would you be for Tucker Carlson to be vice president?
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  To run for vice president? And I know it's very pigh in the
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  sky, but just as an idea, just tell me what you think how
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  excited you would be by that? I mean, I think it would be
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  freaking amazing. It would be the most interesting thing that could possibly happen,
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  right beyond all of the other incredibly interesting things that are happening, And is
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  like the twenty twenty four they're shaping up to be totally crazy, and how
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  much more crazy could it be? Who was it that said, you know,
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  the most likely thing is is always the most interesting. I don't know
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  if that's true, but this, this would be very interesting. Hold on
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  one second. Let's listen to Trump here says, uh, you would consider
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  Carlson as his running mate. Let's let's hear the audio. Would you consider
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  Tucker? Though? That? They based on the title I Tucker a lot.
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  I guess I would. I think I say I would because he's got
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  great common sense. You know, so he thinks he would, because Tucker's
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  got great common sense. I made a video about this earlier in the week,
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  and those words common sense, These these are I think could be the
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  most powerful words in the West moving forward, common sense as opposed to fucking
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  batshit crazy lunacy. Right. I think a lot of people are just kind
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  of, you know, conditioned to the lunacy now because it's it's actual,
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  like real politicians. You know, it's like not even just professors anymore.
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  It's the people reading the evening news, an actual politicy. Like Justin Trudeau,
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  he's as woke as it gets. You couldn't be more woke than him.
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  He would beat you in a wokeness contest every single time, because however
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  shameless you might be, he's more and I don't think you guys are,
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  by the way, So it would be easy for him to beat you at
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  a woken this contest. But that's not a bad thing for you. But
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  the words common sense, These need to be the defining words for the next
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  like decade, maybe the next one hundred years common sense because as the left
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  moves further and further and further away from what normal people can recognize, as
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  you know, pragmatic or just saying, those words will have more and more
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  power common sense, common sense. Trump knows that, right. It's like,
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  how many things have you seen, like earlier today where you just if
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  you were on Twitter, I just went, oh, come on, really,
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  oh come on, Jesus, how about you some common sense? Now
• 30:10
  with Tucker Carlson, if he were to be to be to run with Trump
• 30:15
  as vice president, I think that would have some that would present some unique
• 30:21
  opportunities. Now, I had somebody in the rumble comments from my video that
• 30:26
  I put out I think yesterday at saying I think it was the least saying
• 30:30
  that her sister was like a Jimmy Dor fan and also likes Tucker. Well,
• 30:38
  why would that be because Tucker has Jimmy dor who's a socialist. Well,
• 30:45
  when he was on Fox, he had Jimmy Door onto a show many
• 30:48
  times, right, and not in an adversarial role, not as an adversary,
• 30:53
  not to argue about socialism or any of that stuff, right, but
• 30:57
  to meet on the points agree, which was like anti interventionism, Like Julian
• 31:03
  Assange. They agree on free speech, they agree on right, same thing
• 31:08
  with Glenn Greenwald. So I think it would give him an opportunity to get
• 31:18
  I don't know how many votes would make some inroads with voters who may maybe
• 31:23
  disenchanted with like the Democrat Party as it stands our establishment politics, and see
• 31:33
  a potential ally or at least be better on the other side. I think
• 31:37
  that's a possibility through Tucker Carlson, who has built bridges with anti establishment leftists.
• 31:45
  Right. I think it's an interesting thought. Now, the bad news
• 31:51
  is that there's no way that Tucker's going to do it. He stated many
• 31:53
  times he has no interest in politics. He says, you know, if
• 31:59
  he was the last person on earth, maybe so. Unfortunately, I hate
• 32:04
  to burst a bubble here. But yeah, I don't think there's any chance,
• 32:08
  as awesome as it would be. No, he's a family man.
• 32:13
  He doesn't want anything to do with it, and I can't blame him,
• 32:16
  can you? All right? But interesting? Nonetheless, huh So trial begins
• 32:29
  for a man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi with hammer. So I guess they're
• 32:37
  refresher. You remember, Paul Pelosi is Nancy Pelosi's husband. He was at
• 32:44
  home one night. Police were called. There was a man in the house,
• 32:50
  and apparently he hit Paul Pelosi with a hammer. But the question was
• 32:55
  how did he get into the house, because it would seem like if you
• 33:00
  have the husband of this Speaker of the House, Speaker of the House,
• 33:02
  it's president, vice president, and then Speaker of the House. In terms
• 33:07
  of who would get the president get to the president basically the the line,
• 33:15
  you know, so something happens to the president, something happens to the vice
• 33:17
  president, Speaker of the House takes over. That would have been Nancy Pelosi,
• 33:22
  God forbid. And the story was that this guy broke a window,
• 33:30
  climbed in and was hanging out with Paul Pelosi for a while. The whole
• 33:38
  thing was weird. There was a call in. The whole thing was very
• 33:43
  confusing. I just thought it was. I mean, it had to be.
• 33:46
  It would have to be just incredible incompetence for like some San Francisco weirdo
• 33:54
  to break into the house of the Speaker of the House house in the middle
• 34:01
  of the night, break a whin. I mean, how can that happen?
• 34:05
  How is there not security? How is there not surveillance? That still
• 34:08
  doesn't make any sense to me. That's like somebody smashed a window and got
• 34:15
  into the White House. That doesn't make any sense. How can that possibly
• 34:19
  be? I mean, at least on paper, the third most important person
• 34:22
  in the government. Just some like weird hippie, drugged out hippie can break
• 34:29
  a window and get into the house. It's weird. It doesn't make any
• 34:35
  sense. I mean I wasn't there, thank God, But I mean,
• 34:42
  you see what I'm saying here right the pape forty three is pleaded not guilty
• 34:46
  to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault of an immediate family
• 34:52
  member of a federal official. What was he how did he get it?
• 34:58
  Like? How was he allowed to get into that? It just seems pretty
• 35:00
  odd. Did he really break a window and get in? And that's a
• 35:04
  question, right. If convicted, he faces up to fifty years in prison
• 35:12
  and a five hundred thousand dollars fine, well, why would you find him
• 35:15
  five hundred thousand? He has no money. He was selling bracelets that he
• 35:20
  made himself. According to the New York Post, the trial is expected to
• 35:29
  last through the week through next week and will include testimony from numerous witnesses.
• 35:37
  Let's see. Among those listed by the prosecution are the surgeon who operated on
• 35:40
  Pelosi, San Francisco police officers, first responders, and agents from the Federal
• 35:45
  Bureau of Investigation. Nancy Pelosi is not expected to testify. I am not
• 35:51
  surprised by that. How is this so? I mean, we already know
• 35:55
  how the trial's going to go. Right, They're going to throw the book
• 35:58
  at him. I don't know if they're letting people into witness it. It'd
• 36:02
  be interesting to see, you know, Uh, what's the guy's name again?
• 36:10
  It's it's tired, remember, and I've taking sleeping stuff. The pape,
• 36:16
  mister de pape, Mister de pape, point on this doll where mister
• 36:20
  Pelosi touched you and that's when he grabbed your hammer. Correct. I don't
• 36:30
  know. I feel like there was something weird going on there. I mean,
• 36:34
  call me crazy, call me heartless. I don't know. What do
• 36:38
  you think? That's the question. That's what I want to know. What
• 36:42
  exactly was going on with the hammer grabbing? What exactly was he doing in
• 36:46
  there in the middle of the night. Let me know what you think in
• 36:53
  the chat. I know it's late. I know it's late, but you
• 36:59
  can do it. How about this? I did a video on this one
• 37:05
  as well, but I thought we'd take another look at it. Petition launched
• 37:07
  in Canada to ban Tucker Carlson from entering the country. Canada is so retarded.
• 37:15
  I mean, I'm in Canada, so I know I can say Canada
• 37:19
  is retarded. Now it's waking up absolutely, and I shouldn't say, like
• 37:23
  the Conservatives are way ahead in the polls right now, right because of we
• 37:27
  have the parliamentary system, we have multiple parties. It's like forty percent for
• 37:30
  the Conservatives right now, so it's not like they're like sixty percent and forty
• 37:37
  percent, but that's more than enough to take a massive lead over the Liberals.
• 37:42
  So people are waking up. But there is going to be this persistent
• 37:45
  culture of woke at woke ding batted ness that's going to persist. So you've
• 38:00
  got a petition launched in Canada to ban Tucker from entering the country. And
• 38:07
  here we go petition for denying entry to Tuck across into Canada. So normally
• 38:15
  I would say, obviously this is just ridiculous. This is just a rando
• 38:20
  starting a petition on like change dot org or something. But remember remember that
• 38:29
  we have Justin Trudeau as Prime minister, and Justin Trudeau is a monster,
• 38:37
  right, just a true There's really nothing off the table with Justin Trudeau.
• 38:42
  This is the guy who froze people's bank accounts right the Emergencies Act over a
• 38:45
  peaceful protest. He calls everybody that disagrees with him an ist or a phobe
• 38:51
  or whatever kind of nothing's off the table with him. I mean, scandal
• 38:58
  after scandal after scandal. This is not a principled man. Like if any
• 39:05
  world leader was going to do that, it would be Trudeau, and he
• 39:08
  would do it for politics, political reasons. Now I think that his well,
• 39:15
  I mean him being so unpopular right now, it's a double edged sword,
• 39:19
  right, It could make him more careful, but it also could make
• 39:23
  him more erratic and more flailing right and desperate. So now I don't think
• 39:31
  that Trudeau was going to deny Tucker Carlson entry to Canada to do a speech
• 39:37
  here in Calgary, but I wouldn't be that surprised if he did, and
• 39:43
  it wouldn't help him, by the way, it would sink him even deeper
• 39:45
  like in Alberta. Calgary, Alberta, Tucker's popular there. Let's see the
• 40:00
  news that Tucker Carlson, the former top rated anchor on cable news, is
• 40:04
  coming to Calgary on January twenty fourth, twenty twenty four, to share an
• 40:07
  event with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. Has set off alarm bells throughout the Canadian
• 40:15
  left. Excuse me, alarm bells through the Canadian left, because the Canadian
• 40:23
  left is just as retarded as the American laughter of the British lefter or wherever.
• 40:30
  They are just as alarmist and hysterical, and they believe that Tucker Carlson
• 40:37
  is this crazy far left figure. Crazy. Let's see what it says here.
• 40:46
  Hold on, let's see Alberta New Democrat Party New Democratic Party NDP is
• 41:02
  like Canada's most woke party and they're basically communists, not technically the Communist Party
• 41:10
  of Canada, but basically they you know, they run it like eighteen percent
• 41:17
  the popular vote, which is terrifying really. But the NDP leader Rachel Notley,
• 41:23
  who heads the official opposition in the province, urged Smith to cancel the
• 41:28
  event because Carlson is not a credible figure, not a credible figure. Rachel
• 41:34
  Notley says that Tucker Carlson is not a credible figure. It's a guy who
• 41:38
  was the top rated anchor on cable news four years, getting like what four
• 41:44
  five million viewers a night. I would say that, I would say,
• 41:53
  I would venture that he is more credible than her, if for nothing else.
• 41:58
  He's not a socialist, right, but these people are demented. Whether
• 42:06
  they believe it or it's just politics, I don't know. Quote the fact
• 42:09
  that our premier believes it's appropriate to normalize normal They hate things being normalized,
• 42:15
  well, things that they don't like being They like normalizing weird shit like telling
• 42:20
  little kids that they're bored in the wrong body. That's good for normalizing,
• 42:24
  but actual normal they're not wild about that. Normalize the things this person would
• 42:34
  say, such as by appearing on a stage with him demonstrates a profound lack
• 42:38
  of judgment on her part. Now, I think it's good judgment on her
• 42:42
  part, and I think it's gonna go overwhell with her own constituency. I
• 42:45
  would call on the premiere to immediately cancel the planned appearance because al Burtens deserve
• 42:51
  better from their leadership. Oh shut the fuck up, you fucking ding bad.
• 43:00
  It's late, it's late. You have to forgive me these these digressions.
• 43:16
  Smith has reinstated her intent to meet with extremist Tucker Carlson. Extremist.
• 43:22
  You know who's an extremist. Anybody who didn't like trans of fetists this week,
• 43:27
  right, that's an extremist to them. Anybody who just like has normal
• 43:34
  thoughts or wants to be left alone. These are all extremists to these people.
• 43:38
  Do they really believe it? Is it just politics? Is it a
• 43:40
  bit of both? Who cares? I'm really of the mind now that just
• 43:47
  anything that just anything that has just the sniff of leftist bok, progressive anything
• 43:58
  just needs to be discount out of hand, just not even listen to.
• 44:00
  At this point, we kind of need to do what they've been doing.
• 44:06
  You know, they just any anything that's common sense, they just plug their
• 44:10
  ears and cover their eyes and they can't hear, right, they panic,
• 44:16
  they go hysterical. Well I don't think we should do that, but I
• 44:20
  think at this point it's just anything that comes from them now just no,
• 44:27
  no courtesy whatsoever, just no like in the meme. Right, No,
• 44:37
  it's pointless trying to even trying to negotiate because they don't care. I mean,
• 44:45
  if you're saying that Tucker Carlson, the guy who was the most popular
• 44:49
  cable news host for years by far, is an extremist, well you're just
• 44:55
  you're just retarded at that point. Like people that want free speech, that
• 45:04
  want free speech, that's what they think is extreme that they think that's extremism,
• 45:07
  right, Or you know who don't want to like bomb foreign countries,
• 45:15
  that's also extremism to them. Apparently, as far as I can tell,
• 45:21
  by appearing on stage with a person with such hateful, harmful views, Smith
• 45:28
  shows a total disregard for the negative consequences this will have an Alberta's reputation and
• 45:34
  casts severe doubt on her own. Do they believe it? Did they not
• 45:40
  believe, I mean hateful, harmful views. Again, anything they don't agree
• 45:47
  with is hateful and harmful. Right again, If you didn't trans your dog
• 45:53
  this morning, you're hateful. Let's move along. Canadian nurse forced to testify
• 46:07
  under cross examination that women don't have penises. That's right again, this is
• 46:13
  Canada. We have some crazy ship going on up here. Canadian nurse forced
• 46:19
  to testify under cross examination that women on a piece of This has been going
• 46:22
  on a while, No, for like a year now, this poor woman
• 46:28
  has been she's been there's been a witch hunt within her. The nursing profession.
• 46:36
  Uh, the nursing body, the British Columbia College of Nurse and nurses
• 46:40
  and midwives have been torturing this poor woman because she believes in biology. That's
• 46:50
  really what it comes down to, all right. What does she says?
• 46:53
  She says, Uh, they're trying to they're trying to kick her out of
• 46:55
  the profession for well, let's let's that's right. Things I've testified under oath.
• 47:01
  Women don't have penises, Lesbians don't have penises. Males cannot be lesbians.
• 47:07
  Males calling themselves lesbians are heterosexual men. Homosexuality is same sex attraction.
• 47:15
  You cannot literally change your sex. Your sex is not assigned at birth.
• 47:21
  This is all just perfectly saying, right, Like women don't have penises.
• 47:27
  I think nurses used to know that, right, I'm pretty sure they did.
• 47:35
  Lesbians don't have penises kind of just speaks for itself. Males cannot be
• 47:42
  lesbians. Again, this is stuff you really didn't have to think about in
• 47:47
  the past. It was just kind of you know, well, people were
• 47:52
  saying, I guess her name is Amy Eileen Ham and here trending in Canada
• 48:10
  a hashtag I stand with Amy Ham Again. People are starting to wake up
• 48:15
  in Canada. Conservatives are way ahead in the polls. But this sort of
• 48:21
  thing where people are persecuted for not being woke in institutions, like what happened
• 48:27
  with Jordan Peterson with the colleges as psychologists. Right, this stuff is going
• 48:30
  to take a while to get rid of because like crazy people, you guys,
• 48:37
  people in the States and England and Australia, you know, the whole
• 48:40
  English speaking world as well as the non English speaking like in Europe France,
• 48:45
  they're all riddled through with wokeness as well. But the institutions have been infiltrated
• 48:54
  by woke h communists, revolutionaries, crazy people, people who don't actually mean
• 49:06
  well in my opinion, and it's going to take a while to get to
• 49:08
  get them out. I mean, it's kind of the thing with liberal democracies,
• 49:13
  right, you know, the world that the communists want, and like
• 49:19
  Antifoo wants, for instance, or college professors apparently like sixty percent of them
• 49:23
  want, they don't have that problem, Like China. China doesn't have that
• 49:28
  problem. Right, they're not happy. They just go take them all and
• 49:30
  they take them somewhere and anyway, they're not a problem anymore. The liberal
• 49:36
  democracy can't do that. And it's good that you can't do that, but
• 49:39
  it obviously because I mean, if that happens, you're not free. But
• 49:45
  it does present some challenges, right, people can use that, like free
• 49:50
  speech can be used against itself. Right, These are tough problems. They're
• 49:53
  going to take a long time to solve, but I think that we can.
• 49:57
  I'm hopeful. I'm not blackpilled like some people. All Right, here's
• 50:07
  weird news. So let's just go through this really quickly. Let's see hold
• 50:13
  on one second, wildlife refuge pond in Hawaii mysteriously turns bright pink. Well,
• 50:22
  I think it's full of aids. I think some aids got in there
• 50:29
  and bread and now it's just full of aids. So I wouldn't go in
• 50:31
  there if I were you. I can't think of what else it would be.
• 50:37
  Aussie who slept with three hundred people in one year, embarking on new
• 50:43
  challenge. I'm going to guess it's wheelchair basketball slept with three hundred people in
• 50:49
  one year embarking on new challenge. What could that challenge be? It's probably
• 50:55
  something to do with venereal disease test thing. I guess maybe she went swimming
• 51:05
  in the refuge refuge pond in Hawaii and that's why it turned pink. I
• 51:12
  don't know. Maybe let's see say what say what? Mew say what?
• 51:21
  Mew cats use hundreds of different facial expressions, all of them mean I hate
• 51:27
  you. I think, Well, I think we're gonna have to, you
• 51:37
  know what, Look at this one. A woman felt something in her ear.
• 51:40
  A spider was living in her ear canal. Sixty four year old woman
• 51:44
  in Taiwan woke up one morning in April and felt something rough. You know
• 51:47
  what, I think we'll just actually skip that because I do have to fall
• 51:51
  asleep tonight. That's that's a nightmare. That's more like a Halloween story.
• 51:55
  Let's not go there, all right, Let's get to the Twitter stuff.
• 52:00
  I think we're not going to go as long as we normally go, just
• 52:02
  because it's so goddamn light. So I think this will be our last run
• 52:07
  here. Let's say the San Francisco homeless population has miraculously gone missing as President
• 52:19
  Biden and Chinese President Ji Jinping are set to meet in the liberal city.
• 52:24
  Remarkable, you just can't make it up. Kenya. The typical drug addicts
• 52:30
  and homeless who wonder the city like zombies have disappeared. So actually, there's
• 52:38
  a bit more there have that disappeared. As twenty thousand people are expected to
• 52:43
  visit these San Francisco to visit San Francisco thanks to the APEX Summit. The
• 52:49
  New York Posts as sources have told them that the homeless are being herded out
• 52:52
  to other areas of the city. Well, that doesn't sound very compassionate.
• 53:00
  It doesn't sound like empathy. Doesn't sound like all of Joe Biden's famous empathy.
• 53:05
  Hurting all the homeless people out of San Francisco so that he can meet
• 53:07
  with a communist. Funny thing is that they're all I mean what, I
• 53:13
  don't know what percentage of San Francisco's communists, but it's lots of them,
• 53:24
  So I mean, all right, I can think. I have to say
• 53:30
  that again, just so I can. They don't care about homeless people in
• 53:37
  San Francisco right like forever, but then a communist dictator's coming, so they
• 53:45
  heard them all out of the city. Does anybody think these people care about
• 53:55
  anything? I mean, yeah, I'm tired, and that just makes me
• 54:06
  more tired. All right, so this looks like some sort of a woke
• 54:09
  thing. Let's take a look at this, all right, come on,
• 54:22
  let's go. Let's go, Blue Hair. Maybe we'll reload that page.
• 54:32
  All right, here we go, Let's see what this thing Bat's got to
• 54:37
  say. A reminder that unless someone tells you EI their gender, you literally
• 54:42
  have no way of telling. And yes, that includes your own children.
• 54:45
  I don't care how young they are. Okay, The problem here is that
• 54:53
  they're actually talking about something different than what we're talking about. All right.
• 54:59
  For us, sex, well not just froze, but sex and gender were
• 55:02
  just synonyms. They just meant the same thing. That's what people meant forever,
• 55:07
  right, And then there was this redefinition of gender into something that's like
• 55:14
  the progressive soul. Right, it's this abstract idea that's unfalsifiable. It's pure
• 55:21
  pseudoscience, it's gibberish, doesn't make any sense, it's unfalsifiable. It's purest
• 55:28
  nonsense, right, that's what they're talking about, though, And for them
• 55:34
  it's real. It's an article of faith. It has to be an article
• 55:36
  of faith. Again, it's not material anyway, it's it's metaphysical. Right.
• 55:42
  They've turned the word gender into this metaphysical, abstract idea, and for
• 55:47
  them it is an article of faith. That it's real. That's what they're
• 55:53
  talking about. So when she's saying, you can't tell the gender, right,
• 56:00
  you can't tell somebody's gender. Let's let's watch it again. Unless someone
• 56:04
  tells you either gender, you literally have no You literally have no We hear
• 56:08
  that. We go, well, we can see, we can see she
• 56:10
  can call herself you know, non binary. We know right, people people
• 56:15
  can you know Ellen Page can call herself ethan Paige? We know, right.
• 56:25
  But for them, you literally have no way of telling because it could
• 56:29
  be anything. Don't forget there's it's it's not just maniman, it's infinite numbers
• 56:32
  of genders. They have things like like omni gender where they're like every gender
• 56:38
  right, or gender void where they have no gender. There are people that
• 56:44
  think they're deer. The person you're talking to could could think that they're a
• 56:47
  deer, right. You would have literally no way of knowing. That's what
• 56:52
  this thing be's talking about and being smug about it is. If it makes
• 56:57
  any fucking sense, you don't know that they're not frog gender. It's the
• 57:06
  smugness. And yes, that includes your own children. I don't care.
• 57:09
  Don't talk about people's fucking kids. This is a major problem. They've got
• 57:16
  this obsession with this. They haven't thought any of it through. They're deranged
• 57:22
  and just a just a a hint here on healthy living. Don't listen to
• 57:31
  people with blue and green hair, right. What they're going to tell you
• 57:37
  is probably going to be utter horseshit. It's creepy as fuck too. I
• 57:44
  don't care your own kids. I don't care. These people are nutbars.
• 57:49
  When you read about like the Red Guard Maw's Red Guard during the Cultural Revolution,
• 57:53
  like this is what they remind me of and they were up to no
• 57:58
  good. They made life hell hell for especially you know, at Chinese professors,
• 58:07
  intellectuals, or just anybody fellow students who weren't sufficiently revolutionary enough or denounced
• 58:16
  as not being for whatever reason. Right, there's a lot of revenge that
• 58:21
  happens when you have those kinds of revolutionary movements. So, yeah, it's
• 58:27
  ridiculous, but you need to take the fact that there are people like this
• 58:32
  seriously because they can become a real problem if they get power. Oh this
• 58:44
  is funny. Okay, let's take a look at this real Housewives of MoMA
• 58:50
  with a headache. I've got no idea what I'm going to work. Abdul's
• 58:53
  produce me online. You have me at free Healthcare. So this is my
• 58:58
  sixth marriage, the widowed five times, six times. I'm so glad I've
• 59:07
  moved over here. It's everything those guys on the chat rooms told me it
• 59:09
  would be, and it's got so many wonderful surprises you have Are you ready?
• 59:17
  Girls? Yeah? Hang on, I'm recording it for Instagram. So
• 59:24
  what do you think? Oh, that surprised me with it yesterday? Hashtag
• 59:29
  omg, hashtag you Haddie Jane hash I love it. You look gorgeous.
• 59:35
  She looked massive. You're gonna need a lot of sex that one. Guys,
• 59:43
  lady, what do you think of this? A complete She knew I
• 59:52
  had that Jackie copies everything copied this. Oh my god, it was suck
• 1:00:00
  range hashtag matching Matchie times like this. I wish I've never moved out here.
• 1:00:06
  Coming up next week you won't stop talking about is forty thirty. Ali
• 1:00:14
  brought me a new chain which is eight foot long, so I can almost
• 1:00:19
  get outside, which is great. Real Housewives of Hamas. So I feel
• 1:00:29
  like what this is mocking is like comfortable middle class Western women feminists, you
• 1:00:35
  know, leftists who are who are you know, virtue signaling over Palestine with
• 1:00:45
  really no clue as to what any of it means, right, or the
• 1:00:51
  culture that they're that they're cheerleading, what any of it means. I think
• 1:00:54
  that's where they're going with that, and I think it's funny. Here is
• 1:00:59
  Laurens Fox taking down like Palestinian flags off British monuments, Get your flags off
• 1:01:06
  r monuments. I believe that he feels like he's being colonized, and I'm
• 1:01:12
  not totally sure that he's wrong. Here. Hamas supporters in New York City
• 1:01:19
  have surrounded Grand Central Station and are attempting to breach the outer doors to reach
• 1:01:23
  police officers sheltering inside. So in the United States, this is happening in
• 1:01:31
  New York City breaking. This is fucking nuts. Like who wants that?
• 1:01:55
  Like? Who wants like some like Midia's blood feud in their neighborhood. This,
• 1:02:06
  this is sort of thing is not a good sign. It's not a
• 1:02:09
  positive sign for your communities. I mean, what Mark you say? You
• 1:02:15
  know what I think we have to go to the palate cleanser because that's just
• 1:02:20
  depressing. We have to look at the puppies. This is our palate cleanser
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  when things get too heavy and we look at some puppies. Uh, let's
• 1:02:30
  see that, well, that little that little dog wants to go down the
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  stairs, but it's scared. It looks like the big dog is trying to
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  encourage it to go down, but it won't. That's a norrible You know
• 1:02:39
  what. My favorite thing about this, uh this video of these these dogs,
• 1:02:44
  these puppies, is is that no Hamas militants ran in and stabbed them.
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  That's my favorite well, look at this guy. Oh the eyes,
• 1:02:57
  look at this guy. You know what my favorite thing about this one is
• 1:03:01
  is that nobody is transing it or giving it a vaginoplasty in this video.
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  That's my favorite thing about this one. But I feel better now, I
• 1:03:13
  feel cleaner. Let's go back to where we were, go back to the
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  horrible stuff. Okay. You know I did a video on this just tonight,
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  but if you haven't seen it, yeah, let's take a look.
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  All right, I think we got to do it. Though. You're going
• 1:03:32
  in, So what's going on with the scene here? So it's obviously a
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  police officer, there's a a drunk driver who was driving down the wrong side
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  of the street, and this goes hilariously woke. Why are you driving in
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  the wrong way of traffic? Now? I just got changed around. I
• 1:03:51
  just moved here like two months ago. I just got changed around. Okay,
• 1:03:54
  do you understand what's going on? Though you're going in oncoming traffic?
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  I know, and I just decided that it was better just to turn around.
• 1:04:03
  Really okay, but I'm sorry, I just have like really bad social
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  anxiety, and sus I get you. I don't want to step out when
• 1:04:11
  every you're asking for stuff. Okay, well we'll pass that. Just go
• 1:04:16
  ahead and step out as an Indigenous person right back here, please, mss
• 1:04:27
  Perry, I'm non binary, so okay. So she was pulling out like
• 1:04:32
  every woke magic spell here Indigenous anxiety, non binary none. If it's working,
• 1:04:42
  by the way, let's keep going. Bye, Kai. How can
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  I refer to you tonight? Kai? Okay? Hey, I'm small alcohol.
• 1:04:49
  I know how much have you consumed tonight? Probably I need to run
• 1:04:54
  you through some tests right now? Stand facing me, please, But I
• 1:04:56
  just want you know that I also have very bad social anxiety, you and
• 1:05:00
  me both, okay, okay, and trauma, you and me both.
• 1:05:06
  If she wasn't expecting that he threw it back at her, she has no
• 1:05:10
  defense against that. Let's continue. Do use anything I need to know about
• 1:05:16
  mental guess folks on my finger, please, I am you're just like trying
• 1:05:24
  to intimidate me. I don't know how I'm trying to do that. This
• 1:05:27
  is the test, as you know, as an Indigenous person, and there's
• 1:05:30
  a bunch of going around. I'm sorry, but it's just for me to
• 1:05:34
  be on my toes. How you can you remember that I told you that
• 1:05:41
  I'm binary. Yeah, I'll try my hardest, Olifred. This guy has
• 1:05:45
  the this cop has the patience of a saint. Honestly, this has got
• 1:05:53
  to be hard. This is a hard job dealing with this. I mean,
• 1:05:58
  this is somebody who's clearly drunk, was driving down the wrong side of
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  the street. Yeah, that's dangerous, right, that's a dangerous thing.
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  Let's continue, okai, right? Yeah? Perfect. I need to know
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  if you have any injuries or anything that would prevent you from doing a standard
• 1:06:15
  walker return tonight. Mental health, any physical injuries, mentally Yeah, I
• 1:06:21
  don't know. I'm just saying, cancel PTSC, pressure anxiety, I get
• 1:06:28
  you. What else? Now with your right foot place it in front of
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  anxiety depression PTSD. I mean, it's just coming out in a flood here.
• 1:06:39
  Why would you think any of this would work? But let's continue often
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  a heel and toe touching manner with your arms by your side, just like
• 1:06:46
  this, ma'am can you not call me ma'am please, I'm trying my hardest.
• 1:06:51
  Okay, Okay, it means a lot to me. I'm trying my
• 1:06:56
  hardest. I okay, it's kind of triggering right foot in front of your
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  left. Nope, go back. I'm sorry. That's a whole man pagiously.
• 1:07:05
  I apologize. Let's see if we can move forward from it. If
• 1:07:08
  you have zero questions. No, but I just want to tell you that
• 1:07:14
  Case suffer from really bad anxiety, especially with generational trauma and pts around white
• 1:07:23
  people and cot sleep. So there we go, generational generational trauma whatever that
• 1:07:30
  means. Uh, of course she doesn't like white men, obviously, right,
• 1:07:38
  that's really bad. Does any of this mean that you should be able
• 1:07:42
  to just drive around wasted on the wrong side of the road. It's just
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  I'm gonna speak with you right over here. Okay, yes, ma'am,
• 1:07:56
  go ahead and push you hands you back. Don't, dude, please make
• 1:08:00
  it hard. No, you're you're going to get a resist dude, You're
• 1:08:04
  gonna get it. I don't don't resist, don't don't resist. Don't you're
• 1:08:12
  being a white man. I followed over person like you, guys, you're
• 1:08:23
  being a white man. She's drunk, she's driving on the wrong side of
• 1:08:29
  the road. Case closed. Does anybody want to live in a society where
• 1:08:36
  she gets to say you're being a white man and he has to say,
• 1:08:41
  oh, well, I guess you're right. Well you got me there,
• 1:08:44
  have a nice trip home, Like I don't want to get run over by
• 1:08:51
  her. I don't. I'm assuming you guys don't want to either. This
• 1:08:59
  is I mean, obviously this is somebody who's just been steeped in critical race
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  theory, you know, the anti colonialist stuff and just the you know,
• 1:09:11
  far left ideology in general. I don't know if she's been to university for
• 1:09:16
  it. If it's just a TikTok variety, it doesn't really matter. It's
• 1:09:19
  all the same thing. It's not like you're going to get a deeper,
• 1:09:24
  you know, experience in college of this. You just might be more of
• 1:09:30
  a communist maybe right, But it's all the same shit, TikTok university.
• 1:09:33
  It's all the exact same nonsense. It's maddening. Obviously it didn't work,
• 1:09:41
  right, So none of that worked, So that's one good thing. She
• 1:09:45
  probably will get like a slap on the wrist or nothing. In court,
• 1:09:48
  she'll probably get an activist judge probably, I don't know, depending on where
• 1:09:51
  she is. But being able to say that you're triggered is still, at
• 1:10:00
  least in this case, not enough. So I guess that's a good thing.
• 1:10:05
  We got that going for us. Oh, so we go, so
• 1:10:19
  we had real housewives of Moss did all this? Okay? There gm a
• 1:10:26
  shutdown EV production and abandon most of their electric plants for good. This decision
• 1:10:33
  is sending shock waves through the industry. Nearly ninety two thousand evs are piling
• 1:10:40
  up at dealer lots with no customers to buy them. Who could have predicted
• 1:10:45
  any of this happening? Right? Who could have now what? Trudeaut was
• 1:10:48
  given away billions of dollars to set up EV production battery electric car battery production
• 1:10:58
  plants in Canada. That looks like they're probably gonna sit in. Nothing's going
• 1:11:03
  to happen. The money is just going to go for nothing as usual.
• 1:11:08
  But who could have predicted this? I mean, they can try and push,
• 1:11:12
  they can try and socially engineer you, but it can only go so
• 1:11:16
  far. When things have become totally impractical and they're not pragmatic. When you
• 1:11:23
  still have some freedoms in this society, it's just not going to work.
• 1:11:29
  People live in it, who live in apartments, for instance, where are
• 1:11:31
  they going to charge it? There's not enough charging stations everywhere, all totally
• 1:11:41
  predictable, but it seems to be. It's a part of this kind of
• 1:11:46
  just jump without thinking mentality that seems to have gotten the West in its grip
• 1:11:58
  Elon musk rips George so for eroding fabric of civilization, says he rescued Twitter
• 1:12:03
  from the far left. Maybe we'll come back to that one. Here's something
• 1:12:11
  DEI must end right now. This is from Colin Wright. Those three letters
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  diversity, equity, and inclusion encompass a radical ecosystem of related ideologies that are
• 1:12:21
  divisive, intolerant, racist, anti truth, and even genocidel. Here I
• 1:12:29
  explain the effect DEI is having on academia using my own experience. So I
• 1:12:32
  think we'll take a look at this. Ideologies that are divisive, intolerant,
• 1:12:41
  racist, anti truth, and even genocidal. You mean, like showing up
• 1:12:45
  on time for work is That's not solid theory? Showing up for work on
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  time is racist? Isn't solid theory? Yeah, that's not real, academics.
• 1:13:00
  Let's take a look here. Ever, since I was a teenager,
• 1:13:05
  I thought I wanted to be a college professor. I've always cared deeply about
• 1:13:10
  the pursuit of truth, so that seemed like a perfect career for me.
• 1:13:14
  When I first made the decision to pursue a career as an academic scientist,
• 1:13:17
  it appeared I could simply focus on learning the literature, asking questions, formulating
• 1:13:23
  hypotheses, designing and executing experiments, and then conveying my findings as clearly as
• 1:13:28
  possible in scientific journals. But that didn't turn out to be the case.
• 1:13:32
  When it came time to start applying for university professor positions, it became clear
• 1:13:36
  that my ability to do science or teach students was only a portion of what
• 1:13:41
  they cared about. Many universities had adopted a new policy. They insisted that
• 1:13:45
  applicants submit a diversity, equity and Inclusion statement. What is that? Generally,
• 1:13:51
  a DEI statement asks applicants to explain all the ways that they have contributed
• 1:13:56
  to fostering diversity in the past and how they will continue doing so in the
• 1:14:00
  future. So that's just a way of hijacking academia, right, just placing
• 1:14:04
  themselves at the top of the pyramid there, right, and so they could
• 1:14:08
  control everything underneath, including who's hired, what they can teach, how they
• 1:14:14
  can teach it. Anyone's continue. Sometimes that even asked me to explicitly list
• 1:14:18
  all of the racial and sexual minorities I had ever mentored. Now, I
• 1:14:23
  care deeply about diversity, equity, and inclusion, but these DEI statements only
• 1:14:28
  wanted me to care about two kinds of diversity, diversity of physical appearance like
• 1:14:31
  skin color and gender and sexual identity. They only cared about inclusion of those
• 1:14:36
  two groups, and they only cared about equity if it meant equal outcomes,
• 1:14:41
  rather than the fair and equal treatment of individuals. But as an academic,
• 1:14:45
  I care more about fostering diversity of thought and advancing science and people's immutable characteristics.
• 1:14:53
  I've mentored plenty of racial and sexual minorities, but listing them to advance
• 1:14:57
  my own career didn't sit well with me. I never chose who to mentor
• 1:15:00
  or hire on that basis. I hire scientists because they happen to be the
• 1:15:04
  best candidates for the job. That's true equity. To think about my mentees
• 1:15:10
  solely in terms of their skin, gender, or sexual orientation felt dehumanizing,
• 1:15:16
  like I was taking all their complexity, individuality, and humanity and reducing it
• 1:15:21
  to a single trait. Many DEI statement prompts make it clear what's expected of
• 1:15:27
  the applicant to score well on UC Berkeley's DEI statement. For instance, applicants
• 1:15:31
  are explicitly told they're not to disagree with the use of racial affinity groups,
• 1:15:35
  which is the practice of racially segregating coworkers based on their skin color. I
• 1:15:42
  hardly see how morally objectionable segregation increases diversity. Why was I being required to
• 1:15:47
  agree with this in order to apply for a job as a scientist. In
• 1:15:53
  many instances, these DEI statements were being used as a first filter for job
• 1:15:57
  applicants, meaning that applications would low scoring DEI stamens would not even be considered,
• 1:16:02
  no matter how brilliant of a scientist or a professor they were, And
• 1:16:05
  commitment to this kind of DEI is often a requirement for tenure or other promotions.
• 1:16:12
  Not wanting to abandon my principles of diversity of thought, equity of treatment,
• 1:16:15
  and inclusion of anyone who can advance scientific progress, I ended up abandoning
• 1:16:19
  my dream of becoming an academic, a career I had pursued for over a
• 1:16:24
  decade. See this is the dysfunction that the woke dysfunction that I often talk
• 1:16:30
  about, right, because it's never about whatever it's about the issue is never
• 1:16:39
  the issue. James Lindsay talks about this all the time. The issue is
• 1:16:42
  always revolution that's it, right. It's not about academic excellence or you know,
• 1:16:49
  being a good historian or whatever, right, or a good psychologist.
• 1:16:55
  It's about being a good revolutionary always. And what the does is when you
• 1:17:00
  ignore merit, it introduces obvious dysfunction. Right, Things work less well when
• 1:17:08
  you have less qualified people, especially when their motivations are suspect. It may
• 1:17:18
  seem like a little thing, like somewhat little woke thing, like the students
• 1:17:24
  at where was it was it in Colorado? Or the student there was a
• 1:17:29
  boulder that they thought was racist the university had to remove it. You think,
• 1:17:32
  well, it's just a little thing. But when it affects everything,
• 1:17:35
  every aspect, and when it eventually affects every aspect of your life, then
• 1:17:43
  you're in the Soviet Union, right, then you're in China, and let's
• 1:17:54
  continue here. But yeah, it's it's this continuing saturation of dysfunction that is
• 1:18:03
  really troubling that we need to stop because it will be our downfall. And
• 1:18:08
  I think that's the intent behind it. But anyway, let's go. But
• 1:18:11
  this video really isn't about me. I'm okay, I do work that I
• 1:18:15
  love writing about science for the general public. However, my experience is anything
• 1:18:18
  but unique. I've heard stories from dozens of my scientific colleagues who've also felt
• 1:18:25
  uncomfortable and confused about why they're being asked to pledge adherents to an intolerant ideology
• 1:18:30
  that has nothing to do with science. Many of my colleagues who currently have
• 1:18:34
  academic jobs, some tenured even, are worried that their fundamental disagreements with how
• 1:18:40
  their departments are pursuing DEI might result in their firing. Some are even so
• 1:18:45
  afraid that they're simply pretending to agree. The pursuit of truth requires a strong
• 1:18:50
  commitment to academic freedom and free speech. If academics are self censoring rather than
• 1:18:57
  voice in their honest opinions, we have a major problem. In that environment.
• 1:19:00
  Universities can no longer function as institutions primarily concerned with finding truth. DEI
• 1:19:08
  statements don't foster diversity, but conformity that don't result in equity but unfairness.
• 1:19:14
  They're not about inclusion, but rather the exclusion of people with differing opinions.
• 1:19:18
  We need diversity of thought to get the best ideas to fight racism and bigotry.
• 1:19:24
  But the Dei orthodoxy prevents that. Without including diverse perspectives, we cannot
• 1:19:29
  identify our own blind spots. And when we create blind spots in the name
• 1:19:33
  of justice, no matter how good one's intentions are, we can end up
• 1:19:38
  with severe consequences. I'm Colin Wright joined me in doing Dei right and building
• 1:19:44
  a better academia at Fairfall dot org. When you get into sciences, I
• 1:19:50
  mean that's when you know, the dysfunction does get extremely dangerous. I mean
• 1:19:58
  I've brought up before my it was not for a while now, but scientists
• 1:20:01
  called Lysenko in the Soviet Union and he was just full in an ideologue and
• 1:20:08
  ideologue and he had his uh. He was put in charge of agriculture in
• 1:20:14
  the Soviet Union, and because he was blinded by ideology, he came up
• 1:20:18
  with these socialist methods for agriculture, for planting, which were insane, but
• 1:20:26
  they were ideologically correct. So agriculturally incorrect and dysfunctional, ideologically correct, perfect
• 1:20:34
  right, ideologically perfect, and well what happens. Millions of people start to
• 1:20:40
  death. So there you go. These are the consequences of woke dysfunction.
• 1:20:45
  It's creeping up and people don't realize it. They don't know how how just
• 1:20:49
  deeply terrifyingly dangerous it is. And I guess we have to keep talking about
• 1:20:56
  it so people know it's the Party for Socialism. Right now, in Philadelphia,
• 1:21:03
  healthcare workers host Diane at city Hall to protest Biden and ntt Yan,
• 1:21:10
  who's netting Yahoo's genocide in Gaza. I know what's happening there is not pretty.
• 1:21:17
  But when your population quintuples, when it increases by fivefold, that's not
• 1:21:24
  genocide. Okay, just definitionally, it's not genocide. Stop using that word.
• 1:21:30
  And look at these useful idiots here lying there theater healthcare workers. Why
• 1:21:38
  aren't they fucking dancing? Right? That's what we want from them. We
• 1:21:42
  want them to dance TikTok dancing. James Lindsay says, more communist street theater
• 1:21:49
  for an evil cause. Losers couldn't agree. More declaration of memes that as
• 1:22:00
  teachers when I was a kid, I hope everyone had a good recess.
• 1:22:03
  It's time for math teachers now. Whiteness is privilege. Now? Who was
• 1:22:09
  ready to hear about my sexuality? It's funny because it's true. Sadly,
• 1:22:15
  it's funny because it's true. The woke mind virus is communism rebranded. Well,
• 1:22:26
  yeah, this is that, Elon Musk. We'll watch this in a
• 1:22:30
  second. But basically what happened is in the sixties and the communists realized the
• 1:22:35
  communist leaders I believe this was happening in France with French intellectual communist intellectuals,
• 1:22:42
  they realized that Western countries were just too successful for socialism, for communism to
• 1:22:47
  be appealing to people, because by that point people knew how bad it was
• 1:22:55
  in communist countries. So they rebranded it and they went from class class Marxism
• 1:23:02
  to race Marxism. They figured that's how they'd be able to pit people against
• 1:23:06
  each other, to bring down the state and rebuild the socialist utopia from the
• 1:23:14
  ashes of that which they must have known wasn't going to be a utopia,
• 1:23:24
  and that you just don't get those things without many, many, many people
• 1:23:27
  dying, millions of people dying. It's why I don't I don't think that
• 1:23:32
  the Communists are actually empathetic or good in any way. Let's hear what sat
• 1:23:39
  Elon had to say about this over the past year or so since since purchasing
• 1:23:45
  X, you've become more political. Is there a part of you that regrets
• 1:23:48
  that? Have I in this battle to sort of counterway the woke that comes
• 1:23:59
  from Yeah, I guess consider of fighting the work mind virus, which I
• 1:24:01
  considered to be a civilizational threat, to be political then yet so basically going
• 1:24:05
  into the battle the battleground of politics, is there a part of you there?
• 1:24:12
  Yes. I don't know if this is necessarily sort of one candidate or
• 1:24:15
  another candidate, but it's I'm generally against things that are anti meritocratic or where
• 1:24:21
  there's an attempt to suppress discussion. We're even discussing a topic, is you
• 1:24:30
  know, not allowed the work bind virus? Is communism rebranded? Over the
• 1:24:36
  past year or so since so Elon Musk says that the work of mind virus
• 1:24:42
  is a civilizational threat. I said it first though, so but he agrees
• 1:24:47
  with me. I'm taking that as a personal victory and it is communism rebranded?
• 1:24:54
  All right? How long we been doing this? For an hour?
• 1:24:56
  Twenty five minutes. I think we're going to wrap up pretty soon. Look
• 1:25:00
  at this from Sean McGrath, our Prime minister, Our Prime minister routinely smears
• 1:25:09
  any Canadian that disagrees with him, and then he can't seem to understand why
• 1:25:13
  he's polling so badly. Could Justin Trudeau be the dumbest PM in Canadian history?
• 1:25:17
  Yes, there he is getting a shot, and he's saying vaccines cause
• 1:25:24
  adults. Yep, yep, folks, that's the leader of Canada. That's
• 1:25:32
  the guy that Canadians voted in three times. Now it looks like he's got
• 1:25:39
  no chance to be elected again. Of course he wants to be I think
• 1:25:43
  he wants to rule Canada forever, but I would say at this point he's
• 1:25:46
  got zero chance. It would take a miracle for him. He's wearing a
• 1:25:54
  shirt called Vaccines Cause Adults, and he he says that his adversaries are divisive.
• 1:26:01
  He's constantly saying that. What was he thinking? I mean, the
• 1:26:08
  dumbest prime minister in history, he's you gotta like it three times? He
• 1:26:13
  can't be that. I think he has like a I think he has like
• 1:26:15
  an animal cunning, but he's he's not smart. I think he's shameless.
• 1:26:19
  I think that's his superpower, is that he's shameless. He'll say and do
• 1:26:24
  anything, but he's definitely not a brilliant man. Now, his father,
• 1:26:29
  Pierre Elliott Trudeau, was a very divisive figure as well, but he was
• 1:26:35
  a formidable man. He wasn't he was intelligent. Whatever you think of him,
• 1:26:41
  he wasn't and he wasn't an idiot. You know, justin Trudeau has
• 1:26:48
  profited. It profited from his father's name, from his family name. That's
• 1:26:55
  all he's inherited from his father, just that without that name, he never
• 1:27:05
  would have become prime minister, guaranteed, guaranteed, And he became prime minister
• 1:27:12
  when times were good, so you know, people let their guard down.
• 1:27:18
  Of course, the media has been one hundred percent behind him. The media
• 1:27:23
  in Canada is just as biased as it is anywhere else, probably more so.
• 1:27:27
  There's no you know, there's no conservative news channel in Canada, not
• 1:27:31
  like on the TV. There's stuff like Rebel News, which is very popular,
• 1:27:35
  right, but there's no analog of Fox News in Canada. That's been
• 1:27:41
  very helpful to him. But for everybody there's a line. I know people
• 1:27:45
  that voted for Trudeau who were not going to vote for him again, and
• 1:27:50
  I remember telling them, actually, I said, you will, you will
• 1:27:54
  vote conservative because everybody's got a line. Well they found the line, so
• 1:28:02
  that's good. Let's move on the Trudeau government. Every gender can menstruate.
• 1:28:12
  He's been in for what eight years now, and he has just riddled Canada
• 1:28:15
  with that wokeness every opportunity, every opportunity. And it's not just his own
• 1:28:24
  direct efforts, it's him giving permission to the crazies to go full out.
• 1:28:30
  You know, he's saying, I've got your back. In this report,
• 1:28:39
  this is a this is some a committee on Women's to Achieve Menstrual Equity in
• 1:28:49
  Canada, whatever that means. In this report, the committee uses the term
• 1:28:54
  women and individuals who menstruate to refer to individuals who have a menstrual cycle.
• 1:29:01
  This doesn't even make any fucking sense. The committee notes that the individuals who
• 1:29:06
  menstruate predominantly self identify as women and girls. However, individuals of all genders
• 1:29:13
  can menstruate. Women and individuals who men straight refer to individuals who have a
• 1:29:21
  menstrual cycle. Well, that's just women. Surely at some point we're going
• 1:29:30
  to wake up one morning and we're going to remember that again, not while
• 1:29:38
  mister vaccines cause adults. It's still in office in Canada. Sadly, and
• 1:29:44
  then again even after he's gone. I mean, people have to realize that
• 1:29:48
  when you get rid of the Justin Trudeaus, their followers have riddled the culture
• 1:29:55
  and the institutions like termites. You know they're going to They're going to purs
• 1:30:00
  cyst in the permanent bureaucracy. It's going to take a while. We already
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  saw this vivat thing. What kind of degenerate writes a children's book about cannibalism
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  in my Daddy's Belly. That's a pretty good joke, all right, you
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  know what, I think we might be just about done. These two bullets
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  collided. These two bullets collided in the Battle of Gallipoli in nineteen fifteen.
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  The chances of this happening are one in a billion. Name something more unlikely
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  to happen, socialism working. Good answer? What's this? Trans identified individual
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  goes on a full blown, unhinged rant about hospital staff that misgendered him.
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  This has to be the funniest video I've seen yet. Let's take a quick
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  look my pronouns. I go in today and literally I was getting served from
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  the fucking minute I walked in and I was like, I was like,
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  girl, I was like, what do you mean, baby, I was
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  like, it's ma'm Like, it's ma'am. Please refer me as mam.
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  Died of my pronouns. This motherfucker had the audacity to be like, yes,
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  sir. I was like, I'm like, are you fucking done?
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  I was like, I literally just told you that I go by she her
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  pronouns, do not call me sir. And then from there he's like,
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  okay, my bad. And then by the time we're like Finnish depets.
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  Okay, brother, are you fucking serious as that's his house? Well,
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  you know what, You're just gonna have to go somewhere else for your prostate
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  exams from now on. Oh yeah, did you hear about this, mister
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  Beast? And it says while American YouTuber mister Bast's goal was to provide clean
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  drinking water for five hundred thousand people, activists say his actions shamed the Kenyan
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  government and helped perpetuate the stereotype that Africa is dependent on handouts. The stereotype
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  that Africa is dependent on handouts very nice. So he built a bunch of
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  wells in Africa and the leftists don't like it because well, there's something wrong
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  with mister Beasts. I don't know if you can pick up on what it
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  is that they might be objecting to. But there's something about mister Beasts.
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  They don't like him building wells in Africa. Hmm. This is how you
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  know they're also full of shit? Right, they're also full of shit.
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  It is just about it's about winning. It's about power, it's about the
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  ideology. It's not about they're not empathetic. They don't actually care about anybody
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  about anything. They just care about though. They don't care about helping people.
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  It's just winning. It's just a game. It's a power play.
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  Always. The issue is never the issue. The issue is always revolution.
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  The action is the reaction, your reaction. Half a million people get clean
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  drinking water and they're mad about it. It tells you something, right,
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  all right, let's see if we can find one more thing here. What's
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  going on? All right? Holy crap? Am I tired? Is mister
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  beast? What's this Center for Creative Center for Integrative Anti Racists something or other?
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  This is Canadian One Day Left, our decolonizing conference. What do they
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  mean by decolonizing exactly? Well, I guess we found out with the Palestine
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  gaza stuff, right. I guess we found out what it means now,
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  but it's been a bit of a mystery. Decolonize what like pick everything up
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  and like go back to England? Well, what like, oh, you
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  want us to leave the hospitals and the stores and the power plants? Like
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  decolonizing It doesn't make any sense. What even makes less sense is like when
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  they do that in England, like in European countries colonize. How could you
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  decolonize yourself? Does it make any damn sense? Decolonizing Conference will begin tomorrow.
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  Get ready for a thought provoking discussion and inspiring speakers. I'm sure we
• 1:35:10
  can't wait to embark on this journey together. Blah blah blah. Oh there's
• 1:35:18
  more. Okay, Well is there decolonizing conference? What will they talk about?
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  I guess they're just going to complain about white people, I'm assuming,
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  try and figure out ways to figure out ways to make society dysfunctional? All
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  right? Come on, I feel like there's one more really good thing in
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  here somewhere. Let's keep going. All right, you know that's it.
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  There's nothing I got nothing else. It's been an hour and thirty seven minutes.
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  I think that's long enough. Three thirty in the morning. I think
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  I've done my job, all right. Well, hope you all enjoyed yourselves
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  with this, probably summer year, probably you know, in different times.
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  For some of you, who's probably the morning right now, it's probably like
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  eight o'clock in the morning. If maybe if you're in a well, let's
• 1:36:41
  see, England's like eight hours ahead, could be like eleven thirty there.
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  But I started at two o'clock in the morning here because the power went out
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  when I was going to start at eleven thirty, exactly at eleven thirty,
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  and but I ended. I didn't come back on until too and that's when
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  I started, and because I was not gonna let anything stop me. This
• 1:37:03
  was too important to me. All right, But that's it. I'm done.
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  Everybody, have a great night or morning or whatever the hell's going on,
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  and I will see you next Friday, eleven thirty hopefully. Bye.