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Dumbed down on purpose: A culture that protects the powerful · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Again, I'm taking my turn behind the microphone.
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  I'll tell you about the Super Bowl.
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  But I really never cared about the halftime show, so I'm not gonna pretend that I was ever going to watch it, no matter who was there.
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  Although I liked when The Who did it, and I only count a couple of their songs.
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  Let me tell you something.
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  The Super Bowl is a time where I get up, get some more ales, make a sandwich or some chili, or do something like that.
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  Or maybe even switch on the puppy bowl.
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  So I really wasn't going to tune into TPUS's USA's version.
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  But I do understand that uh that it was important that Americans had something else to look at.
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  It wasn't just because the Super Bowl had bad bunny.
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  The Super Bowl's halftime show was stank historically, save for a few exceptions.
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  And yes, I'm doing this a few days late because there's still a controversy.
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  You'll see the liberal media saying, Oh, bad bun bad bunny was so wonderful, and and and if you don't like it, you're racist.
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  Basically, that's the tone.
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  Your liberal friends are on social media pretending to have seen it as well.
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  Thinking, I know in the back of their heads they were thinking this music sucks.
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  But they did not want to admit to it.
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  Because, hey, it's their guy.
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  There's a a bigger picture to this, though.
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  Bad bunny or not.
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  He didn't wear his dress, and that's a good thing.
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  He did have his anti-American uh, let's just say rhetoric pushed in there.
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  That's uh important to note.
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  What was that?
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  That caravan of uh of uh migrants at the end.
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  That's his statement.
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  I'm pretty sure that's why he got the uh the the accolades from anybody watching who likes real music.
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  As for TP USA, they were smart, they knew where the money went, and they knew that Americans, uh people who like uh music they can sing to, if you will, would would uh would watch their content.
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  I didn't, but it apparently wound up being, as far as the numbers are concerned, the second most watched live stream in the history of such.
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  I actually know the first person to live stream a concert.
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  She's a good friend of mine.
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  Her name's Audriana Cagey.
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  She was uh she did a concert at the knitting factory.
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  Well, she wasn't doing the concert, she was uh streaming the concert.
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  I don't remember who it was.
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  I'll I'll have to ask her again.
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  She, of course, as uh many of you music fans know was the lead, the original Mama Coconut in Kid Creole and the Coconuts.
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  I was very happy.
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  Um she's a great friend, and she actually took me to see Kid Creole when he went back to New York City for the first time in I don't know, a couple of decades, if you will.
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  So that's that's a band I always wanted to see.
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  I I I always wanted to see Kid Creole perform, and thanks to Adriana, I was able to.
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  I'll always be thankful for that and grateful for that.
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  But not a lot of people know.
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  She was the the first one to first person to stream an actual concert live on the internet, and that's when it was like uh Netscape era.
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  So I'm sure there were complications that she had to go with her.
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  But right now.
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  That live stream was huge, and that that says something.
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  But it doesn't really say much about Bad Bunny himself, and it doesn't say much about Kid Rock himself.
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  His performance apparently did, and I didn't see it, but I'm understanding he changed a couple verses to show that he found God because he did have a couple dirty verses back in the day.
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  I guess uh I guess he could be considered a dirty birdie back then, but look, the man's changed, and he uh he's proud of it.
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  But toss all that aside because I'm I can't tell you that I pretended to like any of these artists and watch them and never go out of my way to watch a halftime show.
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  But I did turn on the puppy ball.
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  I love the puppy ball.
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  I can't help it.
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  Cuteness all around and cool dogs.
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  I'm a dog lover.
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  So if you don't want to make a political statement, or you do want to make one, consider next year turning to the puppy ball, unless you really like what TP USA has to offer.
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  Or unless you are one of those people who actually watches uh a football halftime show.
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  I remember the days of what, well, that Janet Jackson one with uh where the the boob was showing with Justin Timberlake.
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  Stunt.
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  Still not that good of a show.
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  And they actually tried to pass off what's that cold play or nickel back as uh as a rock bandit or during one show, and I don't even remember, I can't even I don't even know which band's which they're interchangeable, if you will.
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  And you have Beyonce.
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  What is Beyoncé have to do with football?
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  I guess, all right, I get that.
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  She was popular, and I know they're trying to bring the kids in.
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  I do understand that because there was a lot of backlash when the Who was doing a halftime show.
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  And I like that one, but I I can't, as I said, I'm I only saw a couple of the songs.
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  I like the idea that they had real rockers playing.
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  Hey, they were great.
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  But again, I didn't see the whole show because of my thing with halftime shows.
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  They're boring generally, or I don't care.
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  Usually to somebody have seen or don't care to see.
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  So I'll digress.
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  Wait a minute.
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  No, no, no.
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  Remember Bebop Bamboozled.
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  If you go to any list, that would probably be probably be considered the worst of all the halftime shows.
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  This started the trend of thinking, hey, you know what?
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  Maybe maybe alternative halftime shows would be a great idea.
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  This is where uh uh there was one year that Fox 5 put together a an and living color alternative halftime show.
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  That may have been the best.
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  They had the sketches with Damon Wayans and they had the the his uh men on movies guys or men on cinema guys, but was men on film, that's it.
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  And they were doing men on football, and they were hilarious.
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  They did other other characters.
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  It was hilarious.
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  It was a great halftime show, and I was I was a young man at the time.
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  This was this was my people.
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  I didn't think of and again, even back then I didn't really care much about the halftime shows.
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  I never thought they were that good.
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  But I did enjoy that.
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  I also enjoyed the butt bowl.
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  I think the MTV had that on twice.
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  Um I know once.
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  My memory is not always there sometimes.
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  I have a good memory in a lot of ways, but not in every way.
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  And believe me, in the Super Bowl, you don't remember much of it anyway, sometimes.
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  You also remember some of these games or blowouts.
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  With the butt bowl was good.
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  I don't care if you're a Beavis and Butthead, butthead fan or not, but it was an answer.
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  It basically said the NFL has to shape up and get real good halftime shows.
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  And they really didn't.
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  They broke big names in.
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  But the shows eh.
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  Uh, in recent years, they've been trying to bring in a younger audience.
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  So they dumbed down the game.
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  So it's not as dangerous.
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  Millennials are okay with that.
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  And they're also equally cuddled Generation Z are less intimidated by the toughness of football because of the stupid new rules.
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  That's apparently their plan.
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  They brought in their pop idols like Katy Perry, and even Green Day.
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  And if anybody tries to tell me that Green Day is punk, they're they're wrong.
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  Your liberal friends are only jumping on that bandwagon because they should mean things about Trump, so that means they have to be punk.
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  Unfortunately, punk is standing up against the establishment.
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  Trump is anti-establishment all the way.
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  He is taking, he's taking down the establishment.
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  Everything these punks really wanted.
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  But left-wing communist, so-called fake poser punks are telling you, oh, well, uh, that's not the way to do it because we want to put up a new Marxist society.
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  That's not com that's right now establishment.
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  It was establishment back then, corporate too, because there's always been a socialism industry.
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  Spoiled kids, buying She Guevara gear and whatever uh whatever they can overprice their sneakers, anything else like that.
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  And have their their uniform together, these stores and these capitalists know where their butter's or the bread's buttered.
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  They find these kids and they make an industry of socialism.
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  Look at Bernie Sanders.
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  He's the biggest socialist, the most prominent socialist in the U.S.
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  And really, he's selling books.
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  Yes.
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  And trust me, liberals and socialists do not read books.
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  They buy the books and put them on their bookshelves or on display somewhere in the house to say, look at me, I read books.
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  And it's a smart man.
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  Look, he wears glasses.
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  And he and he's and he's a socialist.
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  That means he's smart, in my eyes, they say.
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  But they don't.
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  Don't read these books.
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  It's like that Bill Clinton book, My Life.
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  Nobody read that.
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  900 pages.
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  Even book readers wouldn't read that.
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  They just put it on their bookshelves to show there are liberal friends.
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  Hey, look at me, I got Bill Clinton's book.
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  But I believe the outrage or even fake outrage on both sides about the Super Bowl and the alternative Super Bowl show is annoying.
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  Fake outrage is annoying to me all the way.
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  I'm not a fan of Bad Bunny and never was, never liked his music.
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  I really wasn't a fan of kid rock when I was younger.
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  And I know I don't know.
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  A lot of my conservative friends are saying, but you gotta like them.
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  I don't have to like anybody I don't want.
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  I don't care where my my favorite artist's political views are.
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  I believe the biggest musical genius is Kevin Rowland, and he's a flaming liberal.
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  I like one of my favorite guys is the trombonist from that band, Big Jim Patterson.
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  He's a liberal.
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  I also have a very of two artists that I love very much.
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  Jenny Bellstar from the Bell Stars and Sheri Curry from uh the runaways.
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  They're they're conservatives, or let's say uh anti-globalists like me.
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  That's uh probably a better way to put it.
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  Because we really don't have a political home.
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  But I wouldn't care.
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  I'd love their music anyway.
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  And they're nice people, they're good people.
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  Big Jim's a great person.
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  And that that people don't see that in each other anymore.
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  A lot of people, a lot of a lot of the rank and filers on the left are programmed now to think anybody who doesn't think the way that they're uh their thought leaders tell them to is a bad person, evil person.
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  It's all out of Solinski's book, uh, the rules for radicals.
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  It's all out of there.
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  Their playbook is public.
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  We all know it.
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  We all see them being brainwashed, and they see themselves as such, but they seem to think they're on the good side, which they're not.
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  But again, I'll digress.
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  Let's let's go back to this uh this fake outrage over the Super Bowl show.
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  Bad Bunny was not there generally to make a political statement.
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  I believe Green Day was, but again, they sunk and they're not punk.
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  They had a couple great songs, and they're pop.
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  They're pop, pop, pop, establishment pop.
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  Corporate pop.
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  Any any friend of yours that says they're punk is an idiot, an American idiot, or maybe an idiot from their own country.
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  But I'll digress.
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  The idea is the NFL is telling you, the regular longtime fan that they don't want you anymore.
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  They've been telling you this for about 20 years.
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  That started with uh taking defense out of the game, pulling uh pulling it back an extra yard or whatever when they were lining up.
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  This is a long time ago.
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  That was a rule change because defenses were getting too strong, and you could have can't go to ball anymore.
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  You know what?
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  Great quarterbacks can beat defenses that are that are where they belong.
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  And uh too many, too many uh too many field goals you're made, and and decisions are made on a kicker's foot.
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  Well, let me tell you something.
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  It's a war.
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  Football is a war.
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  They're they're the modern day gladiators.
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  They have to bring a ball across a line.
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  And you do get some points for having a kicker that can go 55, 60 yards.
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  And if you're gonna whine and cry about it, oh, there's that, there are guys that would that could kick 63 plus regular, not saying regularly, you don't want to put them in that position all the time.
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  I used to like watching the kickers, especially because these guys have to have ice in their veins when the game's on the line.
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  Some of the greatest kickers in the game couldn't do it during crunch time.
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  I'm a Colts fan.
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  I saw Vanderjack, who was like money up until the up until the uh playoffs got deep.
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  And who Buffalo Bills fans know about Scott Norwood?
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  But again, there are guys who just were unstoppable as kickers, even if it's for a short period of dominance.
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  Some of them stayed on for a long time, but they're an important part of the game.
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  And these stupid rules they have now.
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  The whole, well, if you're gonna go on side, you have to warn the other team first, and you the sides kick.
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  Oh, oh, and and the kickoffs had to be from 35, the 35-yard line, not back further like it used to be, because people can't catch the ball and they get hurt.
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  Oh, and you have to kick in a certain zone now.
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  What is this?
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  This is little league.
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  And I'm also sick and tired of baseball's changes.
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  The DH stinks.
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  The ghost runner is what the little league teams used to do because kids are kids, and they didn't want, and of course, most of their fields they were playing on didn't have uh lights.
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  So they had to try to find a way to rush the game.
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  Ghost Runner.
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  You should not be having somebody, you should not be giving any team a free base at any time during any inning.
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  Unless you're playing little league baseball.
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  And I'm only talking little league baseball for eight and nine-year-olds, maybe ten.
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  These sports leagues are telling you that they don't want you anymore, the regular fan, or or they're just taking you for granted.
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  And believe me, people buy their tickets.
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  They uh football on the football end, they buy personal seating license just for the right to buy tickets.
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  I because maybe, maybe they think we're all suckers.
• 15:45
  I love going to my baseball games once a year.
• 15:47
  I do, I do, I really do.
• 15:49
  But I also don't like the fact that they're I went to I went to City Field a couple years ago, and they're trying to find any way possible to make the experience more annoying for you, even though they want you to come.
• 16:02
  We already know the the uh the concessions are way too much as far as money.
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  Parking is already expensive, but then they raise parking from 25 to 40 dollars over one year, a couple of years ago at uh City Field in New York.
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  Why would that be?
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  I didn't know that I was listening, we're reading about what other people's experiences were there, and one of the one of them wrote it was a chat room, so it's not easily verified, but there were people who concurred.
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  The guy talks to a uh of one of those vendors, the people that take the parking money.
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  Why $40 and it was 25 last year?
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  The idea was they were trying to discourage people from driving and encourage people to use public transit.
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  And I'm sure this is the same for a lot of cities.
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  Because when you have Democrats running the show, they want to they want to pull their green new deal garbage, and a lot of that is to discourage driving, make driving as helpful as possible, or as expensive and as costly as possible, so people just give up and take the crap service they have from the MTA.
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  I we barely get enough trains up here in Orange County, New York.
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  But yet we gotta pay that uh stupid congestion pricing fee, and parking costs.
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  It's disgusting.
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  It's a money grab, that's all it is.
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  And when it comes to these football games, Bad Bunny was brought in to bring in an international audience.
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  Somebody who doesn't speak English.
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  English speaking, oh, that's for the uh that's for those mean all Americans.
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  They were trying to get audiences from around the world because they're taking the American fan for granted.
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  The stupid rule changes, they were dumbed down.
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  So the millennials and the Jen Alpha can, oh yeah, no, no, unless intimidated by football, it's not so dangerous, it's fun to watch now.
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  And then having people from around the world saying, oh, yeah, well, good.
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  That means it's not so difficult to follow anymore.
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  Oh, let's watch it.
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  They still think football is soccer.
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  All right, that's what it is in most countries.
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  They call it American football.
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  We also saw the World League of American football.
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  Well, I don't know, I don't think it fizzled out, but it wasn't that good.
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  Yes, I know the NFL wants a European division.
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  And they're playing games in Europe.
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  So they're trying to bring they're trying to bring people to the forefront, the entertainment portion of the program.
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  That aren't as threatening, I guess.
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  So rock is out because it intimidates the uh the the uh the easily intimidated, the perpetually alarmed.
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  And they bring in somebody who wears a dress on a regular basis and insults the president.
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  Again, I don't care what an artist thinks, but this is this is calculated by the NFL.
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  It truly is.
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  They're in their pride months and or pride games or whatever.
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  That's ridiculous.
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  Playing the black national anthem before games, including the super nose.
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  I will say this.
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  I did like that kid who was singing the national anthem beforehand.
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  I didn't bother watching Green Day.
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  I never liked them to begin with, so I'm not gonna hate watch them either.
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  But the kid that I forgot his name, I'm not up with the all the artists of today, but he was very good.
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  He uh he sang this song like it should have been, but in his style, they didn't change anything, if at all.
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  And he respected the song, respected the national anthem.
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  I know they got some lesbian to sing America the beautiful because liberals want to change the national anthem to something that doesn't intimidate them as much.
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  But I'll digress from that.
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  But these leagues, major league baseball, again, yes, they're doing that.
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  NFL to a higher degree and the NBA.
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  And to an extent the NHL, you know, trying to join the party there.
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  They don't care about the longtime fan.
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  They don't want to cater to us anymore.
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  They don't want to cater to the real sports fan.
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  They want to cater to the marginal person.
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  The one who doesn't really care but watches the commercials and looks at the nice jerseys and says, I'm going to buy those.
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  The ones who post on social media their selfies with the jerseys and the coats on and say stupid things about whatever halftime show is playing.
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  So if there's anything I'm going to question about these leagues and these these uh commissioners and their propensity for ignoring those who have uh have followed them and supported them for years in favor of those who will who will turn away at the drop of a bad injury, if you will, or something that doesn't go their way.
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  I don't care about a performance politics.
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  I care that the halftime shows generally suck in the first place.
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  I don't care if somebody plays an alternative show and people watch it, more power to them.
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  I care that these leagues and these and a lot of these brands are insulting us, they're putting us aside.
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  But again, it's a fact of life.
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  Let's talk more about what's really going on around the world.
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  And it does, and I guess this whole thing about the Super Bowl and dumbing down the rules and bringing in Lois Combo Denominator type uh entertainers.
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  It's all part of the deliberate dumbing down of America.
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  And that is why I talked about this.
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  That's why I discussed this, and that's why this is uh let's just say dominating the first segment and the first portion of the show.
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  Did I say that enough?
• 25:03
  I I guess the approach of this program is the First Amendment's important and the deliberate dumbing down of America is annoying.
• 25:10
  And it's resulted in resulted in the idea that you can package a candidate, a presidential candidate, or even a Senate candidate, or a gubernatorial candidate as a pop star, or as uh something he or she is not, like uh when April's Spanburger.
• 25:27
  I always like to say spam burger, but I have to make sure I try not to as much as I can.
• 25:32
  She uh she masked herself as a uh as a moderate, but she went full communist, and the whole Democrat uh establishment there is going to take advantage.
• 25:44
  We had this in New York.
• 25:46
  Kathy Hokel always pretends to be a moderate.
• 25:49
  She's borderline communist.
• 25:52
  She's bringing another commie to run with her, too.
• 25:55
  Katie Porter, well, she's she's a communist and she's proud of it, just like Gavin Newsom, except for when he is uh pretending to run for president.
• 26:04
  But again, I'll digress.
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  Because this is what it's amounted to.
• 26:10
  I talked about the Super Bowl and how the sport of football was dumbed down.
• 26:13
  Uh the the acts around football were dumbed down just to attract more of the lowest comma denominator around the world.
• 26:21
  And the fake outrage is kind of annoying because that kind of plays into these first order thinkers, and that's what America's been doing.
• 26:28
  I one of the reasons I'm happy with the Department of Education being dismantled.
• 26:34
  Is because what that did was build, or at least exponentially build forward upon what the Marxists in this country were trying to do for almost a century before it was established.
• 26:48
  I guess 60 years.
• 26:50
  How about that?
• 26:50
  Maybe more than 60 years.
• 26:53
  They realize to keep Marxists to bring Marxists into office to keep them there.
• 27:01
  You have to raise generations filled with brainwashed first order thinkers who operate emotionally rather than logically.
• 27:13
  Anyone who thinks for themselves uses the or learns cognitive thought and actually uses it.
• 27:19
  Critical thought and actually uses it.
• 27:21
  Well, both cognitive and critical thought.
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  And is not afraid of uh going or marching away from the masses.
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  That's verboten.
• 27:32
  Kids are not allowed to have creativity anymore.
• 27:34
  Do you remember the kid that got in trouble for uh for taking a pop tart?
• 27:39
  It was a it was a school kid.
• 27:40
  He got in trouble for taking a pop tart and pretending chewing it up to make it shaped like an L and using it as a gun.
• 27:47
  Uh the teacher, the teacher ratted him out.
• 27:50
  Well, obviously uh brought him to the administrators and they since suspended him.
• 27:56
  It made major news.
• 27:58
  Well, a seven, eight-year-old kid playing, I guess his version of cowboys and engines.
• 28:04
  Well, I'm not saying I knew he was playing the game, but I just go in pow pow with that.
• 28:09
  Oh, the liberals were up in a tizzy over, oh, how can a kid learn oh, kid shouldn't be pretending to play with guns?
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  It's so scary.
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  The fact is they were playing to the emotions of their own base.
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  They all know that creativity and independent thought is verboten in public schools, and it was and it still is.
• 28:31
  You have videos being there was one kid who actually taped a video of his teacher, telling his her students.
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  I think it was a junior higher high school level.
• 28:41
  She she told her students that uh Trump is a bad man, is a pedophile, and spreading all the liberal lies about them as if they were true.
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  A rapist, a racist.
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  It's all her opinions, unfounded, oh, excuse me, her opinions without evidence.
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  But she presented them to her classroom as facts.
• 29:04
  Yes, luckily one kid taped it, and it was going around social media and going around some of the big shows.
• 29:11
  But this is something that's been happening for a very, very long time in different ways.
• 29:17
  You remember the kids in Princeton who were singing the praises of Barack Obama after he was elected president.
• 29:24
  That kind of went down the memory hole.
• 29:26
  But I remember it.
• 29:27
  These teachers were training young children to sing uh the sing about Barack Obama as if he were an idol.
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  We're not.
• 29:37
  This country was established to not worship one man as if he were a living god, like a monarch.
• 29:45
  Well, that's how they all treated Barack Obama.
• 29:48
  Oh, I know, I know, I know you're probably saying, but my friends said the No Kings protest, no kings.
• 29:53
  Oh, if the king was Barack Obama, that's fine.
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  He was their idol.
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  He was the one they worshiped.
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  Because he was a nice smell.
• 30:01
  We went through this several times.
• 30:04
  But dumbed down first order emotional thinkers need to find something to worship.
• 30:12
  And they get a little angry when you go against their religion.
• 30:17
  The 2000 pandemic was handwritten for the rules for radicals.
• 30:23
  They found a way to lock people down.
• 30:26
  And do you know where, by the way, this government got the idea to lock its citizens down?
• 30:32
  That would be Red China, the CCP, the Chinese Communist Party.
• 30:41
  Oh, what a brilliant idea.
• 30:43
  And trust me, Donald Trump has to take his lumps over this too because he was a party to the original shutdown.
• 30:48
  Two weeks to flatten the curve.
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  And we all know politicians never give up an entitlement, never give up something that they can take advantage of.
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  So two weeks was going to be BS in the first place, and we all knew it.
• 31:02
  As soon as Chuck Schumer kept pushing two weeks to flatten the curve.
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  We knew it was going to be a lie.
• 31:11
  Oh, three weeks.
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  No, we got to do a month.
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  No, no, you got to stay shut down for a while.
• 31:16
  Even Donald Trump said after three, four weeks, no, no, it's time we have to, it's time we have to open up the country.
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  Pandemic or not.
• 31:26
  We went through the worst of it.
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  Now people are committing suicide or could commit suicide because of financial woes.
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  They're going to have people, people go into debt.
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  They can't pay for their houses.
• 31:35
  Cars are going to be repossessed.
• 31:38
  People can't pay their employees.
• 31:40
  So brilliant Democrats were thinking, well, let's give everybody free money while we lock them down.
• 31:47
  That shut a few people up.
• 31:50
  But it caused major, a major stir, and you all know that.
• 31:54
  But one positive came out of all of this is that parents woke up when they overheard what their teachers were teaching their kids.
• 32:04
  They were deliberately pushing politics, their own politics, many of them.
• 32:08
  I'm not saying all of them.
• 32:09
  Well, there's a grand number who know that they have the minds of these kids and know that they can indoctrinate them one way or another.
• 32:17
  In fact, the guy who invented Common Core, or who ran Common Core, I shouldn't say invented, the guy who ran Common Core for a while, said it was a great way to, I'm going to paraphrase manipulate the young people.
• 32:34
  There were math problems that were written that uh kind of snuck in the critical race theory questioning.
• 32:44
  And we've been through this before.
• 32:45
  I don't need to go down the list.
• 32:48
  The privilege game.
• 32:51
  Uh, where the kid were, and the idea that white young white men were always told that they were uh they were horrible people because they were colonizers, the mean colonizers.
• 33:02
  I've had I've had many uh conversations with a Spanish teacher friend of mine.
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  I have friends who were teachers.
• 33:10
  Some of them are not I know one that's very conservative, and she, by the way, got fired for questioning the government during the St.
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  Floyd era.
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  And I'm saying why I say question the government, I mean questioning the blue state government, if you will in New York, the party line.
• 33:31
  But these teachers' unions party line as well.
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  She got fired for that.
• 33:37
  But I also know some that have that that have been just sucked into that liberal bubble, the leftist bubble, the socialist bubble, if you will.
• 33:45
  This one was was this one used to think like me, and she'd always tell me she doesn't speak to me as much anymore.
• 33:51
  But she she slowly and slowly tell me how these kids are unruly for a while.
• 33:55
  And I said that's because they're being cuddled by the administration.
• 33:58
  And this administration is the middle town New York school district, where they had a superintendent who knew there were problems within the school, but figured she could dress them up or veneer them by calling every student a scholar.
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  So every time this Amy Creedon talked, and the scholars, all you scholars, trust me, not all these kids are scholars.
• 34:19
  Some of them are some of them are they just need some, let's put it this way.
• 34:26
  Uh discipline.
• 34:30
  That's it.
• 34:31
  That's the word discipline.
• 34:33
  But schools don't do that anymore.
• 34:35
  The teachers don't have any teeth anymore, and they have to let, in many cases, students walk all over them.
• 34:40
  Some of them get very liberal about it.
• 34:43
  But my friend was telling me that she's a Spanish teacher.
• 34:48
  She's told me that she had a neighboring teacher who just had all the gay propaganda all over the classroom, the flags and everything else.
• 34:56
  He shouldn't be doing that in a school.
• 34:58
  School people should, school kids should be learning arithmetic, uh, history, art, yes, music, yes.
• 35:08
  Uh English, by the way, I prefer students learning a second language.
• 35:13
  I believe it's a great tool.
• 35:15
  Great uh great thing to have in one's belt.
• 35:19
  But learning revisionist history, but learning teachers' opinions.
• 35:24
  Well, and many of them, not I again, I'll preface this by saying there are good teachers out there, but there are a lot, and you've seen them on video.
• 35:34
  They they just push that ideology, that leftist ideology on the children because they think, hey, we don't have any kids, or we don't have that many.
• 35:41
  We're gonna push it on all your kids while you're not looking.
• 35:46
  There was a teacher in California that had hammer and sickle tattoo.
• 35:51
  There are let's go back to my friend though, and she she says, I don't like to celebrate Columbus Day anymore because it's it's uh it celebrates the colonizers.
• 36:04
  I'm thinking, no.
• 36:05
  Your liberal friends don't like Columbus because he punished pedophiles, that's number one.
• 36:10
  And they're taking that out everything that happened there out of context, trying to pretend, well, colonizers are evil.
• 36:17
  Well, you, my friend, are a Spanish teacher.
• 36:20
  You're teaching the language of the conquistadors, the people that conquered more land and slaughtered more people and stole more wealth than any countries, any European country's uh conquerors, if you will.
• 36:35
  I lay a lot of the blame on this on Howard Sin and his uh people's history of the of America.
• 36:41
  The idea was to dumb down U.S.
• 36:44
  and world history into two categories: oppressors and victims.
• 36:50
  Keep in mind those who don't think critically, and only think in black and white, they're first-order thinkers, they think emotionally as well.
• 37:00
  They look at two sides and think, oh, I'd rather be uh supporting the the victims because, well, the oppressors are bad, not knowing there's a lot of nuance, there was there's real backstory gray area between the two.
• 37:14
  That's not taught anymore in the schools, or at least not so much.
• 37:19
  And then that leaked from history class all the way to every other subject you can think of.
• 37:26
  And now kids are coming out dumber than ever.
• 37:30
  Leftist Marxist educators, zinstery, all that's responsible for the dumbing down of the U.S.
• 37:37
  over the years.
• 37:39
  And teachers follow it, many of them follow it.
• 37:41
  The unions follow it.
• 37:43
  I remember uh proposals in the 90s to ban dodgeball.
• 37:48
  Dodgeball, because uh it is too competitive and leave people out.
• 37:55
  And of course, the uh what was it, National Education Association, the 90s was really famous for all this bad, these bad educational experiments, which were supposedly meant to make kids uh the outcomes of the grades look better, but they actually made them less prepared for the world.
• 38:11
  Why do you think the millennial generation became the millennial generation?
• 38:14
  They were the ones raised on whole language where you memorize words rather than learn how to form new ones through phonics, the tried and true system.
• 38:26
  You they they were growing up with invented spelling, which later on became invented math.
• 38:33
  Well, it's not begot invented math.
• 38:37
  How about that?
• 38:38
  That's a better word.
• 38:41
  Climate change missed education.
• 38:44
  All basically out to create uh an us or them mentality, a an oppressors or victims mentality.
• 38:51
  It's uh our side and everybody else's evil mentality.
• 38:57
  Even when they grew up watching, these kids grew up watching Captain Planet at the time.
• 39:02
  The avatar for the business people, the the they would always say the mean corporate types are always looked like pigs, and their henchmen were always those blue, disgusting ugly pigs.
• 39:13
  So kids can say, wow, uh corporations equals pigs.
• 39:18
  Well, the diversity kids equal good.
• 39:24
  And the guy looked like Al Gore.
• 39:27
  It led to the idea that grifters have found a way to take advantage of these first order thinkers that were being produced outside or through our education system.
• 39:38
  This was a plan for a long time.
• 39:41
  But there are those they may or may not have accounted for who take significant advantage.
• 39:47
  How do you think Al Gore got rich through lying about uh and using climate change hysteria to line his pockets?
• 39:57
  How do you think people like Jerry Nadler get
• 40:00
  To tell somebody with a video of the St.
• 40:02
  Floyd riots that it's a figment of their imagination.
• 40:05
  And Antifa's not a real uh not a real organization.
• 40:11
  Even though now we see them on signal chats organized doing checkpoints in Minnesota.
• 40:18
  Look at what's happening with the ice riots.
• 40:20
  And look at what you saw with the George Floyd riots, the St.
• 40:23
  Floyd riots.
• 40:25
  Now you got St.
• 40:26
  Tail Light over here.
• 40:27
  That uh that male nurse, the Merse.
• 40:31
  And the way the media dresses up all of this.
• 40:33
  Well, we see through it.
• 40:35
  There's a vast majority of people in the U.S.
• 40:40
  who are easily fooled by what they see, by the media narrative, by what's being portrayed and what they see.
• 40:48
  They see what they've learned about all their years.
• 40:51
  They see the conquerors, the oppressors who are wearing uniforms.
• 40:55
  They have to be the Nazis that you hear so much about.
• 40:59
  Against those poor little innocent protesters.
• 41:02
  Well, they don't realize our are moneyed and organized.
• 41:06
  Very organized.
• 41:08
  They know what they're doing, even though they really have some of the stupidest people on earth doing their bidding.
• 41:15
  The people, the money people behind the scenes, found a way to take advantage of them.
• 41:21
  There was the one idiot woman who tried to pick up a flashbang grenade and throw it at ice people and blew off her hand.
• 41:29
  Or blew up her hand.
• 41:31
  This other idiot, the one who died.
• 41:34
  Yeah, he he spent time antagonizing ice agents beforehand, broke a uh damaged a vehicle.
• 41:41
  And then the other chick, the Renee Good.
• 41:44
  The Karen.
• 41:47
  Her wife got her conned into using her SUV as a weapon.
• 41:52
  And then wondered why ICE was using real bullets.
• 41:56
  Because this isn't a protest.
• 41:57
  You're not protesting an ideal.
• 42:00
  You're physically impeding a federal agency from doing its job and getting rid of major criminals.
• 42:08
  Felons, if you will.
• 42:11
  But while we know what's going on, the first order thinkers are saying, and there are a lot of them.
• 42:16
  They're on social media.
• 42:17
  They're they're they're saying, look, they're so mean.
• 42:21
  And Trump, Trump, he scares me, and he's mean.
• 42:26
  And Tim Walls is such a nice guy, and AOC, oh, she makes so much sense.
• 42:32
  It's because she's the she's the macaroni and cheese server to the kids who don't like the steak and vegetables being served to them.
• 42:41
  Or they that they have to deal with.
• 42:43
  You remember that?
• 42:44
  Back when uh the kids wouldn't like what the what the adults were eating.
• 42:48
  There's always uh a pot of macaroni and cheese.
• 42:51
  I I could never stand the stuff when I was a kid.
• 42:54
  But kids seem to love macaroni and cheese.
• 42:56
  It's junk food.
• 42:57
  And usually it's the junky junk, the craft cheese, whatever, the powdery stuff that you ugh uh, but they shove that.
• 43:05
  The millennials grew up eating that, and they still do.
• 43:08
  They still watch Disney and they they LARP.
• 43:12
  And this is their macaroni and cheese.
• 43:15
  They don't like the idea that they're the administration, they voted in.
• 43:18
  The Biden administration allowed these felons and and and child killers and rapists and child traffickers into this country without vetting them.
• 43:27
  They don't like that.
• 43:28
  All they see is mean old Donald Trump, like they've been told all these years.
• 43:32
  They weren't, they were never fed real news, the steak and the vegetables.
• 43:35
  They were fed the macaroni and cheese.
• 43:38
  They were fed the macaroni and cheese at school because the steak was too hard in their poor little sensitive teeth.
• 43:44
  Well, even the Salisbury steak wasn't too hard for them.
• 43:50
  Remember that?
• 43:51
  The Salisbury steak.
• 43:53
  But if you watch these riots and you think, how dumb are these people?
• 43:57
  And the ones even setting up checkpoints.
• 43:59
  They're not very bright.
• 44:01
  They're just doing what they're told to do by people who are smarter than them.
• 44:06
  And trust me, that bar is not very high.
• 44:10
  They're setting up checkpoints thinking we're stopping fascism.
• 44:14
  Where they turning, they're actually making these neighborhoods look like East Germany, East Berlin.
• 44:18
  Yes, East Berlin, where they had the checkpoints.
• 44:22
  And then we'll just say, well, that's not true because you're a Nazi.
• 44:26
  That's their comeback.
• 44:27
  They think if you don't think like them, because that's what they're told, you don't think like you're supposed to be thinking.
• 44:32
  You don't get there, you don't think like uh, or you don't support the latest thing.
• 44:37
  Or you don't uh you don't support the oppressed or oppressed, if you will, the victims, or the ones being portrayed as such.
• 44:45
  And again, I've we've gone through this.
• 44:49
  Then you're a bad person.
• 44:50
  You must be a Nazi.
• 44:52
  And that's what they'll call you.
• 44:54
  And they think, well, an inglorious bastards, the main character like punching Nazis and Nazis should be punched, so let's LARP and do that.
• 45:00
  Let's punch a Nazi.
• 45:02
  But they don't realize these people who call themselves socialists, are insulting people by calling them national socialists.
• 45:11
  They don't know their history.
• 45:12
  They only know dumbed down history.
• 45:14
  So they equate Nazi as anything wearing a uniform.
• 45:17
  They equate Nazi as anything coming from uh a government they don't like.
• 45:22
  But they also learn communism good, Marxism good, because people are equal.
• 45:26
  They have no idea.
• 45:28
  They're probably enjoying that new fake animal farm movie where they portray the uh the Marxist pigs as the as the heroes and the mean old farmers as the capitalist meanies.
• 45:41
  Yes.
• 45:43
  They did that.
• 45:44
  Liberals like to ban books and rewrite history and rewrite books.
• 45:50
  Uh to uh go along with their sensibilities and sensitivities, if you will.
• 45:56
  Or their narrow collective worldview.
• 45:59
  You go against it, you're a Nazi, even though they're communists.
• 46:03
  Back when I was younger, it was fashionable to say communists are awful and they're horrible and they're evil.
• 46:08
  We know about the evils of communism.
• 46:10
  We've seen it.
• 46:11
  We've watched it in real time as young people.
• 46:15
  We saw what happened to people in the Soviet Union.
• 46:19
  We heard stories.
• 46:21
  North Korea, we we see that right before our eyes now.
• 46:24
  China, Red China.
• 46:27
  People get disappeared by the communist Chinese Communist Party on a regular basis.
• 46:32
  They actually have people here watching their own uh uh expats, if you will.
• 46:39
  A secret CCP police force.
• 46:42
  That's the world these idiots think they want.
• 46:46
  But it should be fashionable and embarrassing to be a communist like it used to be.
• 46:50
  It should be publicly shunned to be a communist, a socialist.
• 46:56
  It's regressive, it's not progressive.
• 46:59
  You're talking about a system which has failed for over a hundred years.
• 47:05
  Yet they think it's forward thinking.
• 47:08
  That's because they're first order thinkers.
• 47:10
  That's because they're emotional.
• 47:12
  They melt down over anything that they they can't comprehend.
• 47:16
  That's society today.
• 47:19
  And that's what they want.
• 47:21
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  I don't believe they're going to say really anything.
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  I'm also pretty sure they're they're reluctantly going to be uh going to allow themselves to be questioned by by Congress.
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  The reason why they're doing this is because they don't want to be found under contempt.
• 50:05
  Also, I'm pretty sure that the new guard is not going to offer the Clintons the protections that they may have had only a few years ago.
• 50:16
  Why is that?
• 50:17
  Well, because Hillary Clinton was a failed presidential candidate twice, a lousy, a very lousy uh Secretary of State.
• 50:27
  Now, Bill Clinton's day is up.
• 50:30
  Much as the lefties like to insult Donald Trump for carousing and all his uh babages and problems with his marriages.
• 50:38
  Well, you have uh a real rapist in Bill Clinton.
• 50:42
  Now, if you haven't read Juanita Brodrick's book about all of that, they think you should.
• 50:48
  But Americans, they really need answers as far as the Epstein fouls are concerned.
• 50:54
  I gave you my prediction about what we're going to see next and when we're going to see it.
• 50:59
  Check it out.
• 50:59
  It's at AmericaOut Loud.news.
• 51:02
  You can find it under me, Chris Cordani, under Unleashed the Political News Hour.
• 51:07
  Yes, you'll have to go back to that because I'm just don't, I just can't keep going back and forth and we're running out of time.
• 51:12
  It's all good.
• 51:13
  It's all it's all in good interest and good fun sometimes, as far as the speaking here on the program.
• 51:19
  But it's it's serious when it comes to major political figures, possibly intelligence of certain major countries, involved in the rape trafficking of children, teenagers, underage kids.
• 51:40
  And even Bill Maher stood up and said, Oh, you know what?
• 51:45
  Maybe these QAnon people need an apology.
• 51:48
  There are pedophiles who run the world.
• 51:53
  Yes, we've been telling you this for a long time.
• 51:57
  QAnon, well, I have my issues with that particular movement.
• 52:01
  I still think it's also a parody.
• 52:03
  The idea was to find a way to make the theory that children were being trafficked by a major pedophile ring or pedophile rings who run the world.
• 52:13
  Very powerful pedophiles.
• 52:17
  They wanted to make us look silly and crazy and look like awful conspiracy theorists.
• 52:22
  And as soon as it was brought up, it was always conspiracy theory.
• 52:26
  They found some, they found a way to manipulate some moron into shooting up a pizza place.
• 52:32
  Or at least threatening a pizza place.
• 52:35
  The whole Pizzagate thing was, oh, see, see, that's all BS.
• 52:39
  Oh, looking at what's even out with the Epstein files.
• 52:43
  It's not BS.
• 52:45
  This is happening.
• 52:47
  And the people who were looked up to, or the people that a lot of us were told to look up to.
• 52:53
  Well, some of us didn't.
• 52:55
  We went through this last segment.
• 52:57
  And now they're in the spotlight.
• 53:01
  Many of them were involved in what happened on Epstein Island.
• 53:05
  Many of them took part.
• 53:07
  Many of them were ordering such things through Epstein.
• 53:11
  And Epstein had wielded a lot of influence in the Democrat Party and the globalists.
• 53:17
  The globalists include the neocons, by the way.
• 53:20
  But definitely, major Democrat Party donors.
• 53:27
  And this is going to be worse for this party.
• 53:29
  And it's going to be worse for the neocons too, but definitely those on the left side.
• 53:35
  I know some of you are saying, well, but wait a minute, there are people on both sides, blah, blah, blah.
• 53:39
  I understand.
• 53:40
  You have to both sides everything.
• 53:42
  The liberals think they're high and mighty.
• 53:44
  They think they're morally upstanding.
• 53:46
  They think they have the moral right to look down upon everybody else.
• 53:52
  But it's going to shatter their political religion, their collective religion.
• 53:59
  When they see their most, some of their most revered personalities involved that were involved in all of this.
• 54:12
  It's almost like telling a kid that Santa Claus isn't real.
• 54:17
  Everything they believed and were told to believe and they've fought for.
• 54:22
  And they've stood by all these years, going to come down like a group, like a like a like a stack of a deck of cards that somebody put a bowling ball on top of.
• 54:33
  And I really believe that bowling bowl is going to come out right during the October, well, as the October surprise during the midterms.
• 54:42
  Major donors.
• 54:44
  Look, Larry Summers hightailed it out of the public eye real fast.
• 54:50
  When the a previous batch of the Epstein files was released.
• 54:59
  And Summers, of course, involved with the Clintons.
• 55:03
  So I'd like to see what will happen.
• 55:05
  Will the Clintons throw people under the bus?
• 55:08
  Here's another thing.
• 55:11
  There are in their last years, too.
• 55:14
  I hate to put it that way.
• 55:15
  I'm bummed.
• 55:16
  I'm in my mid-50s.
• 55:19
  I'm approaching those last times.
• 55:21
  Maybe Bill and Hillary Clinton.
• 55:24
  And again, this is just a possibility.
• 55:26
  Maybe Bill and Hillary Clinton, Bill Morso.
• 55:30
  Might want to just come clean about other people.
• 55:36
  Maybe.
• 55:36
  They want to keep themselves, keep their noses clean.
• 55:39
  But maybe they want to come clean about some of the things that they saw.
• 55:42
  Or maybe some of the things that they heard or witnessed as far as on the sidelines, if you will.
• 55:48
  Well, they'll say it's on the sidelines.
• 55:52
  I don't think you're modeling an address for Jeffrey Epstein if you're not involved in the shenanigans.
• 56:02
  Or is evil.
• 56:04
  But I'll digress.
• 56:06
  I'm very interested to hear what they have to say.
• 56:08
  Because Democrats are good at throwing other people under the bus.
• 56:13
  I wonder what information they had that they're willing to give.
• 56:17
  And of course will not incriminate themselves.
• 56:20
  But I had this strange feeling that Bill Clinton wants to release some of it.
• 56:24
  There's somebody that may have screwed him and his wife so hard.
• 56:28
  And part of that is Hillary would probably feel the same way.
• 56:32
  Think about it.
• 56:33
  She was, she had the one presidency, the one election, the one election that she would have won 2008, taken away from her by people in her own party.
• 56:44
  Just to bring in Barack Obama because he checked off more boxes, if you will.
• 56:51
  And they also didn't really support her as much as they should have in 2016.
• 56:59
  Yes, they fixed the primary for her.
• 57:02
  And yes, they tried their hardest to pull the uh don't vote for Donald Trump.
• 57:06
  He's a weak candidate, and he's not a politician, and he's he's a uh a racist line.
• 57:11
  And they tried the October surprises.
• 57:15
  But it's true.
• 57:16
  People didn't want an insider.
• 57:18
  People wanted a political outsider for a long enough time.
• 57:21
  I mean, even before Perot.
• 57:23
  It's just somebody that they were familiar with and thought they thought could do the job, and it took a long time for that.
• 57:29
  So I wonder who the Clintons are going to throw under the bus during this hearing.
• 57:35
  Ladies and gentlemen, that's going to be of interest.
• 57:39
  I'm Chris Cordani.
• 57:40
  I want to thank you for being with us here on Unleash the Political News Hour.
• 57:45
  Let's all unleash that truth and keep it going.