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Today governor DeSantis warns Floridians

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against looting, which, of course, makes him

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a racist, I guess. Beto claims he doesn't

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support defunding the police. And

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Vermont High School bans girls from their

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own locker room to protect a transgender

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student. The world is off the rails,

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but we've got all of that in more coming up and it

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all starts right now.

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Welcome to the news and why it matters. Happy Monday.

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I'm Sarah Gonzalez. And I'm joined by

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John Doyle, Blaisebe contributor

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and host of a Heck Ofcomi. which

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you can find on YouTube. That's all I'm gonna say about it.

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Also joined by reporter

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from The Daily Caller Jorge Ventura

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back in Studio and looking very

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nice with the time. Yeah. You just don't blame

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me.

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TV's favorite Hispanic. So, yeah,

0:59

I gotta I gotta earn it. I gotta earn it.

1:01

I'm not here.

1:03

Sorry about that, sir. I don't know. Have you got that memo yet?

1:06

Thanks

1:06

Glenn.

1:07

Oh, wait. Should do we need to switch

1:09

seats or you have they just fought.

1:11

Was I a diverse

1:12

player in the show? Like, that's a chore.

1:14

thrown her guy. The

1:16

only thing, Sarah, on her own show is a pro

1:18

game remove. Like, that is, like, a good

1:20

That is what John did. And he's

1:22

still here. there goes. He's still here.

1:24

Yeah. We're glad that you're back. And so

1:27

I wanna go through some of this. what's

1:29

happening in Florida, of course, in the aftermath

1:31

of hurricane Anne, because I think the Democrats

1:34

were very ready, very excited,

1:36

very poised for a lot

1:38

of horrible damage to Florida

1:40

so that they could then blame Governor

1:42

DeSantis for his mishandling of it. I

1:44

mean, they were like chomping at the bit ready

1:46

to regurgitate the talking points before the

1:48

hurricane had even hit land.

1:51

But on Friday, Governor DeSantis

1:53

warned looters who may try to take advance of

1:56

the hurricane damage, and reminded

1:58

them, Florida is a second

2:00

amendment state, so I probably wouldn't

2:02

try that if I were you watch. The

2:04

other thing that we're concerned about, particularly

2:06

in those areas that we're really hard hit

2:08

is, you know, we wanna make make sure we're maintaining

2:11

law in order. Don't even think

2:13

about looting. Don't even think about

2:15

taking advantage of people in

2:17

this vulnerable situation. And

2:19

so local law enforcement is involved

2:21

and and and and monitoring that. You

2:23

know, I told Kevin if the state needs to help

2:25

as well because, yeah, you can have people,

2:27

you know, bringing boats into some of these islands.

2:30

and China ransacked people's homes.

2:32

I can tell you, in the state

2:34

of Florida, you never know what

2:36

may be lurking behind somebody's home. and

2:38

I would not want to chance that if I were you

2:40

given that we're a second amendment state.

2:42

Show me the lie. I can't find one, but

2:44

apparently that was racist. according to

2:46

Joy Reed, who responded on

2:49

Twitter to this saying

2:51

when the looting starts, the shooting starts, segregationist

2:54

Miami sheriff Walter e nineteen

2:56

sixty seven didn't take DeSantis

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long to return to form Now

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if you guys are watching and you can see

3:03

this tweet, she includes a link to

3:05

a twenty twenty NPR article titled

3:07

The History Behind when the looting

3:09

starts, the shooting starts, and this was, of course,

3:12

in reference to when Trump tweeted,

3:14

the same phrase amidst the George Floyd

3:16

riots Now Trump later said he didn't

3:18

know the racial history of

3:20

the phrase. But, you

3:23

know, it's funny because me being the non

3:25

racist that I am I

3:27

see Rhonda Santa say that and I'm like,

3:30

yeah, true. Be

3:32

careful. There are a lot of armed floor

3:34

audians who are going to protect their

3:36

property and you should probably

3:38

not do that. I didn't think one

3:40

time anything about race, but I'm

3:43

also not a so that's not where my

3:45

mind goes. I completely agree

3:47

as the inventor of non racism,

3:49

I can say that Wait.

3:51

What? Yeah. I was the first person to

3:53

ever be like, give me just stop being racist,

3:55

guys. Right. I gotta yeah. I I bought, like, a jembe

3:57

from Qatar Center. This is very old John's

3:59

oil lore, but I, like, was able to

4:01

maybe, like, conjure some, like, voodoo spirits

4:03

or something and and actually, like, end racism

4:06

through my channel. you, John. Thank you for your sort of welcome.

4:08

You're welcome. It's a thankless job, you know, people making

4:10

fun of me for not posting content. They don't see the work

4:12

I do behind the scenes. That's true. But anyways,

4:14

we lack, I think, a a sophisticated understanding

4:17

of, like, civil rights history in this country,

4:19

broadly speaking. And so someone like Joy

4:21

Re can get away with quoting that and being like, oh,

4:23

LunaSure. Well, that's what this segregationer said.

4:25

because people in America have forgotten

4:27

that during the nineteen sixties when there were

4:29

race riots, it was kind of the same type

4:31

of person who was going out there and looting I mean,

4:33

you've never really seen a case where like all these white people

4:35

are gonna like home goods and looting. It just doesn't happen.

4:38

So it it kinda makes us wanna have an

4:40

uncomfortable conversation about who's actually looting.

4:42

because the left seems to understand where the tendencies

4:44

are and the right doesn't. The right just wants to be like,

4:46

oh, come on. Anybody can do this. And that's true, but that's not

4:48

always the case. But I think that if conservatives

4:51

want red states to stay red, they

4:53

should utilize the significant majorities

4:55

that they have in both chambers of state congress

4:57

to make sure that every red state has things

4:59

like standard ground laws, you know,

5:01

castle doctors, things like that, to make sure

5:03

that if this stuff happens, they're able to defend

5:06

themselves, and Liberals like They will

5:08

willingly live in states like California and

5:10

and endure terrible qualities of life.

5:12

But if they hear that, like, oh, you know, Oklahoma

5:14

just past standard grandma, they won't move there even

5:16

if the quality of life is objectively better there.

5:18

So you can actually keep Liberals out of your

5:20

state by just passing things that they think are

5:22

scary, but that are ultimately good for the citizens.

5:24

I mean, the best part is the Santa is literally

5:26

just giving a warning to the looters saying,

5:28

hey, you know, f around and you will

5:30

find out in this in this state. Right.

5:32

So

5:32

if he was racist, he wouldn't

5:35

warn them. Exactly.

5:35

Yeah. Like, not a bad racist.

5:37

He's literally doing the looters of favors.

5:40

Hey, just remind you guys, you guys are

5:42

in Florida. If if around, you will

5:44

find out. So I'm just, you know and look,

5:46

that message what the sentence is doing is

5:48

it's it's a working class message because whether

5:50

you're left or right, you all want the public safety

5:52

and and you're you're good to protect during this time.

5:54

So it's a winning message. It kinda reminds me of

5:56

the rooftop careens. in a

5:58

way. So I think it's a it's a winning message

5:59

and I mean, Joy Reed is I mean,

6:01

she'll she'll grab anything like that and just wanted

6:03

to make it into a viral juicy

6:05

little clips. So I I find it hilarious.

6:08

There's a viral actually video right now of a black

6:10

Democrat in Florida saying, like, hey,

6:12

I I like the way that the scientists responded.

6:14

his units were here. They're helping out our citizens.

6:16

I'm gonna vote for DeSantis, and I'm a Democrat.

6:18

And he's what? We

6:19

actually have this. So let let's

6:21

go ahead and listen.

6:22

That's fucking sad because we got gas

6:25

in here in Arcadia. Yeah. I

6:27

hate a lot rest of y'all, but it's here in

6:29

Arcadia. So y'all know we vote

6:31

for. Yeah. No.

6:43

I know you're speaking to Jesus. That

6:45

was me. That was me in the background.

6:47

Like, excuse me, sir, they're children around.

6:49

stop cursing. He is thinking the scientist

6:51

put that you know, who really deserves the

6:53

credit right here is John Doe, John for for solving

6:55

racism and bringing the bridges together. That's

6:57

John. Thank you not. I feel like Batman

6:59

in the sense were like, I

7:01

shouldn't have to have my identity public.

7:03

But if it were made public, I would be

7:05

like happy to take credit for it. So

7:07

I'm glad that you brought that up, Jorge,

7:10

because I think it's such a good

7:12

segue into the other

7:14

part of this response

7:17

to Hurricane Ian, which is

7:19

the federal government's response. And you

7:21

have Ron DeSantis out there making

7:23

sure as this Black Man

7:25

pointed out in Arcadia, making

7:27

sure that the community of Arcadia has gas. He

7:29

was able to deliver that and make sure

7:31

that he came through on that. Meanwhile,

7:34

you have a Kamala Harris who

7:36

said that the government should help Floridians through

7:38

giving resources based on equity

7:40

to communities of color first. Like,

7:42

I it's hard for me to

7:44

believe that these people in these positions

7:46

of power are saying these things so

7:48

blatantly and so arrogantly and

7:51

as out loud as they have. But here it

7:53

is. It is

7:55

our lowest income

7:57

communities and our communities of color

7:59

that are most impacted by

8:02

these extreme conditions and

8:05

and impacted by by

8:07

issues that are not of their own making.

8:09

And so when Absolutely.

8:12

And so we have to address

8:14

this in a way that is about

8:16

giving resources based on equity,

8:18

understanding that we we fight for equality,

8:20

but we also need to fight for equity, understanding

8:22

not everyone starts out at the same place.

8:25

And if we want people to be in an equal

8:27

place, sometimes we have to take into account those

8:29

disparities. Okay. And

8:31

and do that work? Oh,

8:34

okay. So interesting. So

8:37

if I don't know if a white person

8:39

who lives in a more affluent

8:41

neighborhood just had their entire

8:43

house completely ravaged

8:45

underwater has nothing left. They,

8:48

what, if they go apply for aid, if

8:50

they go apply for FEMA, are they

8:52

supposed to be told, wait in the back of the

8:54

line before we get to all of BLACK

8:56

PEOPLE. I DON'T KNOW, BUT CHRISTINE PUSHAW WHO

8:58

IS A RAPID RESPONSE DIRECTOR FOR

9:00

DESANTAS' RE ELECTION CAMPAIGN AND

9:02

ALSO MY TOTAL GIRL CRUSH. She

9:05

tweeted back at Kamala. This is

9:07

false. VP's rhetoric is causing

9:09

undue panic and must be clarified.

9:11

FEMA Individual Assistance is already available

9:13

to all Floridians impacted by

9:15

Hurricane Ian regardless of race or background. If

9:17

you need assistance visit disasterassistance

9:20

dot gov, or call the number.

9:22

But it's just it's so

9:25

fascinating to see these people,

9:27

this community in a time of

9:29

need and still the top

9:31

leaders of our country jumped straight

9:33

to, well, we wanna help the the

9:35

minorities first. Stand back,

9:37

whiteies. Go go find somewhere else. I don't know.

9:39

You're white. You'll figure it out. And they

9:41

probably will too to be fair, but

9:43

it's interesting how, like, this is

9:45

what I mean. True.

9:47

John just wakes up in things. Like, how am I

9:49

gonna piss people off? to

9:52

speak the truth. I don't choose violence as a

9:54

white man. They you get me into trouble

9:56

Jorge. But it is true that, like, you

9:58

know, the whole civil rights regime as we were

9:59

discussing earlier really is, like, enshrined in

10:02

the principle of equality. And you've seen

10:04

very recently the language change

10:06

too, not equality, but equity.

10:08

Because the same way that, like, we always say,

10:10

well, you can either have a quality or you can have

10:12

freedom because you have freedom, of course, the

10:14

results aren't going to be equal, but if you have a

10:16

quality, well then there can't be freedom because you're gonna have to

10:18

put your thumb on the scale to a certain degree. make

10:20

sure that those results are completely equal.

10:22

And so, equality was a nice message, but

10:24

then what we've seen is, well, if you even give

10:26

people a leg up, it's not gonna produce an equal

10:28

outcome. So now, you have to even make

10:30

it into, like, a zero sum game where

10:32

you're going to have resources given to

10:34

those who are subjectively cited

10:36

by these types of people to be in greater need

10:38

of it simply because of like this grand narrative

10:41

of American oppression. But they wanna give it

10:43

to communities of color. And when we hear

10:45

that phrase, We think of like black

10:47

people. We think of their history in this country and how they've

10:49

been oppressed. But you don't really think about

10:51

Asian people or Hispanic people who, to

10:53

my knowledge, have never faced oppression at the

10:55

levels of Americans and frankly even like

10:57

Irish Americans. But it's it's this

10:59

grand narrative of, like, redistributing resources

11:01

from, like, white people who are the only group

11:03

of people other than Asians pay more system than

11:05

they take out of it, two communities of color,

11:07

which are defined by, like, black people and

11:09

Hispanic people. So it's just this big thing where they wanna

11:11

redistribute wealth, from white people to

11:13

non white people under the guise of like this

11:15

ought to happen because of their misunderstanding of

11:17

twentieth century history. Sounds a

11:19

lot like communist. Yeah. And and I

11:21

agree with with Kamal's very first

11:23

line is those with the lowest income are most affected.

11:25

So let's help out white

11:27

Hispanic black everyone there in Florida. And I

11:29

think her statement is also like

11:31

it's a microcosm of one of the

11:33

biggest, I think,

11:34

negative impacts of the Democratic Party

11:36

where they continued to ignore

11:38

the issues of white working class. And I think

11:40

that's how we see those voters continue to to reject

11:42

them. I mean, you could look at Ohio, Michigan,

11:44

Pennsylvania. mean, the Party has literally

11:46

rejected that white working class. It says, oh, well, you're white. You

11:48

could figure it out. We don't care that. We actually voted

11:50

to shift your manufacturing jobs to China. We don't

11:52

care that. on opioids. We don't care that you're

11:54

getting divorced. We don't care that your kids are

11:56

growing up. Growing up with no parents. And I think

11:58

we're gonna continue to see that. But I

11:59

mean, for her, it's a it's a huge mistake because it's

12:02

everyone that's impacted, but they can continue to

12:04

just throw that middle finger at the white

12:06

working class non college educator voters. And then

12:08

they they when they look at the polls, are mad

12:10

at population for not voting Democratic. I

12:12

mean, they continue to lean to this coastal lease.

12:14

And look, regular people don't even talk like that. Like, even if

12:16

you meet, like, Hispanic Liberals, black Liberals,

12:18

Asian Liberals I mean, no one here actually literally talks

12:20

like that. It's this coastal lead language that

12:22

they continue to cater to. Yeah. No. I

12:24

agree. And I I just thought it was so fascinating that, you

12:26

know, I mean, I'm glad Christina Poshaw

12:28

tweeted out, you know, a response to that. Is that the

12:30

false tweet? No. I love her. She's so

12:32

savage. But she

12:33

said she corrected it, but

12:36

it's like, Great.

12:37

I'm glad that that's not the case, but

12:39

clearly, that is that is the country

12:41

that the left wants for us.

12:43

Right? Like, that would be like, Kamala just

12:45

basically gave what wish was

12:47

for how we handled disasters. And

12:49

it's really scary. Go ahead. I wanted to

12:51

I wanted to carry off on a point that you made earlier about

12:53

how it sounds a lot like hot. It's like it And

12:55

it literally literally has Which is why if

12:57

you look at, like, Martin Luther King and his inner circle,

13:00

these were all people who were either explicitly

13:02

communist communist sympathetic. And we don't know this

13:04

because we're taught from infancy to Martin Luther King

13:06

Junior as a hero, which is why he's the only man to

13:08

have his own federal holiday. Holy

13:10

dammit, literally like a celebration of the

13:12

civil rights movement as a restructuring

13:14

of the American constitution to be

13:16

not about equality or sorry, not about a

13:18

quality of opportunity, but about a

13:20

quality of outcome, which is why too. Yeah.

13:22

Literally, everybody in that inner circle were

13:24

communists. and they select him. People don't know this,

13:26

but Martin Luther King wasn't considered to even be

13:28

the greatest leader of Black America at the time he

13:30

was in maybe second or third place. but

13:32

they chose him specifically because of his

13:34

ministry background. And so he was able to use Christian

13:36

language to appeal to an America at the

13:38

time that was overwhelmingly Christian to sell

13:40

them on the the language civil rights under the

13:42

guise of this is the right thing to do. It's just, but really

13:44

what that's meant in practice is just the restructuring

13:46

of our government to be about a quality of outcome

13:48

instead of about opportunity. Mhmm.

13:49

And you do have a longer form

13:52

video. Hi, Jim. I do have content

13:54

on my channel. Well, that you go

13:56

into all of us. If people are looking there,

13:58

you've you've keep to their interest. They're like, wait, what are

13:59

you saying about Martin Luther King? You can go check

14:02

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14:04

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15:16

Last Friday, Greg Abbott and

15:19

Robert Francis O'Bourke had a

15:21

gubernatorial debate here in

15:23

Texas. Now I gotta be

15:25

honest with you. It was like

15:27

the most boring thing I've watched in my

15:29

life, but I watched it because number one,

15:31

I do this for a living, but number

15:33

two, I also live in

15:35

Texas, and this is very important to a

15:37

very important you

15:39

know, debate for me. They're

15:41

both really terrible at this. But

15:43

Abbott, at least, is not going

15:45

to so

15:47

quickly make sure that Texas falls

15:49

further and further and further into the depths of

15:51

hell as of course Robert Francis

15:53

would. So A couple interesting moments in

15:55

that particular debate. Abbott

15:57

has come under fire for stating

15:59

that Texas will

15:59

give rate victims who become pregnant

16:02

baby applies instead of encouraging

16:04

them to murder their

16:06

children. Now here

16:08

is his answer about

16:10

abortion and alternatives with

16:12

baby supplies where he's getting a lot of criticism

16:14

for those watch. Is plan

16:17

b the alternative when it comes to

16:19

somebody who is pregnant from rape

16:21

or incest?

16:21

Well, it depends on what you mean by alternative.

16:24

An alternative, obviously, is

16:27

to do what we can

16:29

to assist and aid the

16:32

victim. And that is to help get

16:34

them medical assistance that they need and

16:36

the care that they need, but also to

16:38

know what their options are. They're gonna

16:40

to know that the

16:42

state through our alternatives

16:44

to abortion program provides

16:46

living assistance, baby supplies,

16:48

all kinds of things that can help them. Also, we've

16:51

increased funding for prenatal and postpartum

16:53

care. Thank

16:53

you governor. You know, it's just interesting

16:56

because so often we hear from

16:58

the left that the right

17:00

doesn't care about babies after they're

17:02

born. Right? You guys you guys wanna call them babies

17:04

and you don't do anything for them after

17:06

they're born. How many babies are you adopting? How are you helping

17:08

these babies when they go to adoption? And

17:10

now, Greg Abbott is somehow under

17:12

fire for saying the state is going to help

17:14

mothers get what they need, be

17:16

because they won't be allowed to kill their own children. I it both

17:18

kinda feels like we just can't win. Yeah.

17:20

The

17:20

debate should really just be centered around whether or

17:23

not it's right or wrong, and you can invoke,

17:25

you know, IOF, etcetera. Whatever you would

17:27

need to do to construct a good argument, they would lose

17:29

that, which is why, you know, they would the

17:31

assistance of their media apparatus have to keep it

17:33

centered upon these, like, really just insignificant

17:35

cases of like, oh, well, what

17:37

if this girl was raped by her

17:39

brother and then she went to the doctor and then the

17:41

doctor killed her whole family and she had no income

17:43

like these completely just ridiculous

17:45

circumstances. And it's so dishonest

17:47

because if I wanted to, you know, convince

17:49

my mom to let me play soccer

17:51

or something, I feel like, oh, you know, it's good for

17:53

me. I wouldn't have to be, like, if I don't play soccer, no

17:55

one's gonna like me. And if no one likes me, I might

17:57

kill myself. Like, I it doesn't need to be

17:59

mad at stream, you know. You should it's a if it's a

18:01

it's a good act. If it's a good argument, you should

18:03

be able to present a good argument that appeals

18:05

to, like, the vast majority of

18:07

circumstances which would pertain to instead of these just outliers that

18:09

are totally irrelevant. Well, I

18:11

also

18:11

like that even if the

18:14

the circumstance that you're talking about. Like, they always wanna go for this extreme

18:16

rare circumstance that rarely happens,

18:18

and even if you were to give them that. Right? Like, if

18:20

you were to go, okay, will

18:22

make an exception for the woman who does whose

18:25

families abandoned them and blah blah blah

18:27

blah. They'd be like, no. Oh,

18:29

take

18:29

that. It's like, well, wait, you you just base your

18:31

entire argument off of this and now you're saying that you

18:34

you're not even gonna agree to it. Sounds a whole

18:36

lot like a disingenuous argument to

18:38

begin with.

18:38

and the babies who aren't born under those

18:41

circumstances or conceived, I should say under those

18:43

circumstances when they're like, oh, well,

18:45

conservative say they say they're pro life and then the

18:47

baby's born and they didn't take it,

18:49

then they've got all these crisis pregnancy centers. They were

18:51

like, I'm gonna throw them all.

18:53

Right. Exactly. Yeah.

18:56

Yeah. Yeah. For me, I'm I'm

18:58

fascinated on how Texas voters are gonna view

19:00

this issue. I cover a lot of the South Texas

19:02

with the border, so I'm kind of in this world of

19:04

politics of what's going on here in the state. A

19:06

lot of folks who vote Democratic

19:08

who are Hispanic Catholics. This is maybe one of

19:10

the issues where Greg Abbott could pull him in as

19:12

as well as the border. Now I don't

19:14

think this is gonna be a deal breaker for

19:17

Texas voters. I think the board, there's a lot

19:19

more issues, especially with the integrated. I think

19:21

that's gonna be the ones I don't know is

19:23

kind of interesting because Abbott does have a moment where

19:25

he could kinda pull in those more of those

19:27

South Texas Catholic voters

19:29

towards his side and

19:31

also kind of make the argument with with with

19:33

a stronger border as well. Now if you speak

19:35

to Republican voters, you know, half of them are

19:37

happy with habits. Some of them are like, we need

19:39

someone who's actually more of Republicans. So I know a lot of

19:41

Republicans are not even set that's outside of the traffic.

19:43

Yeah. That's why it's

19:43

just it was so annoying for me to watch because

19:45

I'm like, honestly, I don't like either of these guys.

19:47

It's just that, like, Trust

19:50

me when I tell you Texas, every single

19:52

one of us has to show up to the ballot box

19:54

and cast our votes because you can't polling

19:56

doesn't matter if all of the people who were polled

19:58

doesn't show up because they just accept that, like, oh,

20:00

well, everyone's gonna vote for this person that I

20:02

like. So I just want, you know what? I'm busy. I gotta

20:04

make dinner. Don't do that. Make

20:07

sure you go to the polls. So gun control, of course, also

20:09

came

20:09

up because this has been And just a quick reminder

20:11

too, sir, people forget that the

20:13

Beto and the Democrats are raising

20:15

millions of dollars outside of Texas off

20:17

Yuval Day. So just that's another

20:19

thing to take really concerns raising a really lot of

20:21

money off that shooting. And it's money that's coming from

20:24

Washington, D. C. not necessarily Texas.

20:25

I'm glad that you're bringing you've all day up because that

20:27

was actually where I was gonna go with this. They they

20:29

talked about it in in what I thought was

20:31

one of Beto's most discussing moments, and

20:33

trust me there were a lot. So that's kind of a low bar

20:35

here. But one of his most disgusting moments

20:38

within this particular debate was that he

20:40

tried to blame Abbott directly

20:42

for the Yuval d shooting and then of course

20:45

that he would raise a minimum age to buy a

20:47

gun to twenty one.

20:49

Here's that. although

20:50

the lead of those families from

20:52

Yosemite. That's who I'm doing this for.

20:54

In fact, many of them drove

20:57

more than five hours, two hundred and eighty miles to be here today

20:59

even though they're not allowed in his theater

21:01

because of the governor's conditions. Because they

21:03

wanna hold him accountable because it's been

21:05

eighteen weeks since

21:07

their kids have been killed and not a thing has

21:09

changed in this state to make it any

21:11

less likely that any other child will meet

21:14

the same faith. All we need is action, and the only person

21:16

standing in our way is the governor of

21:18

the state of Texas. In Florida,

21:20

after the Parkland shootings, it

21:22

was twenty three days for

21:24

that Republican governor to raise the age.

21:26

And in those states where the age has been

21:28

raised, mass shootings are down

21:30

eighty percent. So, yes, we can raise the

21:32

age to twenty one. And as governor, I'll bring

21:34

Republicans and Democrats around the

21:36

table to do that. after

21:38

all these mass shootings, this governor has done nothing except

21:40

make it easier for people who should not have

21:42

a firearm to carry them publicly, and

21:44

this is what we get as a result.

21:46

there when he went on to to

21:49

when they kept talking about this back and forth.

21:51

He did go on to say he

21:53

literally said the blame lies at the feet

21:55

of Greg Abbott. who obviously,

21:58

you know, signs bills, but

21:59

doesn't have the ability

22:00

to pass them through the legislation. Also,

22:03

the Yivaldi police waited seventy

22:06

seven minutes before even trying to open the doors of the

22:08

classroom, even with ballistics,

22:10

shields, and rifles. So

22:12

it's really hard to comprehend when

22:14

you know the actual facts of

22:16

the story and we we sat here and we watched

22:18

that footage and I, you know,

22:21

did my best not to not

22:23

to cry here at this

22:25

table, and you watch these

22:27

men do nothing.

22:29

And to have someone

22:31

blame Greg Abbott who had nothing to do with it didn't

22:33

have the ability to even react

22:35

when those men stood back for

22:37

seventy seven minutes and did nothing

22:39

is just so discussing, not

22:42

to mention, Robert Francis over

22:44

there says that he was he's he's

22:46

running for those people. He's running for the people

22:48

for the victims of the Yuvali shooting.

22:50

Really, asshole because you were running

22:52

before that even happened. It

22:54

sounds a whole lot like you're just trying to

22:56

take advantage of a horrible tragedy

22:59

political clout, which by the way would

23:01

be really freaking disgusting. Jorge,

23:04

you've been there. You went down there.

23:07

how do you feel like Yuvali is gonna react

23:09

to this type of, you know, political

23:12

theater? Well, you know, one thing

23:13

that people don't know one

23:15

of the reasons that the police response was slow that day.

23:17

So you've all these forty miles from the border and

23:19

they have an issue where they have a train that runs to the border.

23:21

So a lot of drug smugglers

23:24

and like folks who are illegals like to basically

23:26

get in car chases with the police and you've already when

23:28

they get dropped off to from the train.

23:31

So Actually, this is kind of an issue that starts with

23:33

Biden from the border. So when when police have

23:35

you all actually got that first phone call, they just

23:37

thought it was another migrant that

23:39

was that was doing another bailout. So kind of explains this

23:41

little town that has almost no resources getting

23:44

ignored from the Biden administration when this

23:46

is actually stemming from the

23:48

border. I've I've been down there and I I spoke

23:50

to folks. The one thing that they want is

23:52

is this just they want you know, solutions.

23:54

They don't want this politicized anymore. And I think

23:56

one of the solutions where we we are seeing is

23:58

congresswoman Meyer Flores. She just introduced a bill where

24:00

she would actually put arm security members

24:02

throughout the school, all through in Texas, I believe it's

24:04

like eleven eleven billion dollar proposal. I

24:07

think that right there

24:07

is it will be pretty effective. but

24:10

they are they are sick of the politicized. I think one of the moments

24:12

I really touched a lot of people's heartstrings

24:14

in the wrong way was when Abbott

24:16

was down there was doing the press conference with a

24:18

mayor that you had that famous kind of incident where

24:21

Abbott, you know, Beto just runs in there and then it

24:23

interrupts this this press conference. So a lot of people

24:25

got political got angry during there. But they they want

24:27

solutions. These are just regular people

24:29

that don't want this sole politicized in

24:31

the in the media anymore. But

24:33

Like I said, it's it's one that Beto and the Democrats

24:35

know that they could actually raise millions

24:37

and they're they're doing it and it's coming out of

24:39

DC. So it's it's interesting

24:42

seen Beto kind of views you've all did for that. So I wanna get your thoughts

24:44

on this drawn, but I'm gonna throw in one other

24:46

video clip here. This is

24:48

on defunding

24:48

the police. He was asked whether

24:51

or not HE SUPPORTED DEFUNNING

24:53

THE POLICE AND OF COURSE TONIGHT AT

24:56

WATCH.

24:56

DO YOU SUPPORT MEASURES TO DEFUN

24:58

POLICE? YOU HAVE sixty SECONDS.

25:00

Of course, I don't. And and no

25:02

one does. Oh, okay. Alright.

25:04

Except that back in twenty twenty, he

25:07

himself, Robert Francis, said IT IS

25:09

SOMETIMES NECESSARY TO COMPLETELY DISMANTLE. POLICE

25:11

FORCE SAYS WATCH. I I REALLY

25:13

LOVE THAT

25:15

BLACK LIVES MATTER'S and

25:19

other protesters have put this front

25:21

and center to -- Mhmm. --

25:23

defund, you know,

25:24

these line items -- Mhmm. --

25:26

that have over mill arrized our our police. Make

25:28

sure that you have the services that

25:30

help, the support, the health

25:32

care necessary to be well and

25:35

not require police intervention.

25:37

And then also in in some

25:40

necessary cases, completely dismantling those

25:42

police forces and rebuilding them.

25:44

And I think the the city council in

25:46

Minneapolis made the right decision.

25:48

You you you don't have one bad apple. You

25:50

don't have four bad apple. Okay. Mhmm. You

25:52

you have a a system

25:54

wide problem in that

25:55

police department. Which

25:57

just for reference, the city of Minneapolis

25:59

did defund their police department.

26:02

But of course not. John, of course not. He wouldn't

26:04

he know he doesn't support that.

26:05

Of course not. Where would you get that crazy

26:08

idea?

26:08

Howard Bauchner: Yeah, an actual winning answer

26:10

to this problem is going to require

26:12

from the right a certain level of genius that I don't think

26:14

we have the inclination or resources to

26:17

cultivate because the democrats actually

26:19

have a better answer to this than

26:21

the Republicans sense that it

26:23

is true that there exists a certain

26:25

profile of these mass shooters. I mean, these are kids

26:27

who are usually very weird.

26:29

So to speak, I mean, they spend a lot of time

26:31

on the Internet. They're anti social.

26:33

They're depressed. They're spiritually ill. And

26:35

you can actually look at every genre

26:38

of of policy that we've pursued since the

26:40

end of World War two and see how that's led to

26:42

this generation that is so

26:44

discetic and so anti social and just

26:46

so just unable to function in society. I mean,

26:48

you see, like, the the, I guess, you'd say,

26:50

center of that distribution be kids,

26:52

you know, these snowflakes, and they get anxious at

26:54

the thought of this, this, and this. but

26:56

then you wonder what the left side of that distribution looks like. I mean, these

26:58

are the kids who are really just forgotten. And

27:00

they look at the future and they don't see

27:03

anything to be optimistic about. And, you

27:05

know, if one percent or even one tenth of one

27:07

percent of those kids decides that they want

27:09

to go down in Infamy and pick up a

27:11

rifle and do something, they're going to do that and

27:13

unfortunately because the trends only continue to go that

27:15

way, you're just gonna see more and more and

27:17

more of this continue as

27:20

the country continues its decline. And the only answer that

27:22

you really have seen from the right is, well,

27:24

we have second amendment rights, which which is true.

27:26

I mean, that's obviously the case.

27:29

but that's not going to stop mass shootings from happening, especially,

27:31

I mean, if you look at every whether it's in Parkland

27:33

with the FBI knowing about it and then

27:35

not doing anything, or hear even local law

27:38

enforcement refusing to do anything about it or being told

27:40

not to do anything about it. This is just going

27:42

to continue. And sometimes you'll see a

27:44

bit more nuanced of an answer from Republicans,

27:46

which is, oh, well, it's not a gun problem. It's

27:48

a mental health problem, which is true.

27:50

But mental health in itself is a is

27:52

a way of viewing a person as just body

27:54

and mind with nothing taken into account for the

27:56

soul, which I think is fundamentally incorrect.

27:58

So they'll say, oh, it's a mental health problem. Oh, well,

28:00

what? Put them on psych trophic drugs. Typically,

28:02

they're already on them, and I think there's something to be

28:04

said about that research. So it really is

28:07

a very nuanced issue that

28:09

would fire a certain level of genius to be

28:11

able to boil down into a short simple message

28:13

to advertise to voters, and Republicans

28:15

just aren't there. And so we're just gonna Gun rights and

28:17

kids are just gonna keep dying. So Yeah.

28:20

That's a great point.

28:21

Alright. We got to take a quick break. We'll

28:23

be right back.

28:32

Vermont

28:39

High School has banned several

28:41

female volleyball players from their own

28:43

locker room this absolute

28:45

madness. After they complained,

28:48

that's a transgender student,

28:50

so a biological male

28:52

with a penis, with whom they have

28:54

to share the locker room, allegedly

28:56

made some remark that made the girls quite

28:58

uncomfortable. Here's a video of that. High school

29:01

student Blake

29:01

Ellen and her teammates are currently barred

29:03

from using the locker room after some of the girls on

29:05

the team object into allowing

29:07

a transgender player in the girls locker room. My mom

29:10

wants me to do this interview to try to make a

29:12

change. Allen says the dispute started when

29:14

the trans student made an inappropriate

29:16

moments while members of the volleyball team are getting

29:19

changed. She says her issue is not with

29:21

having the trans student on the

29:22

team or at school, but specifically in the

29:24

locker room that under state law, the transgender student

29:26

could

29:26

use whatever locker room they identified

29:29

with. In an email to families, school

29:31

officials said that the school has plenty of space

29:33

where students who feel uncomfortable with the

29:35

laws may change in privacy. They

29:37

want all all the girls who feel uncomfortable, so

29:39

pretty much ten girls to get changed in a

29:41

single style bathroom, which would take over thirty

29:43

minutes when if one

29:44

person got chained separately, it would

29:47

take a minute. I

29:48

mean, right, like

29:51

so or we could just have the

29:53

mentally ill, confused child who

29:55

likely is has

29:57

abusive parents who are leading them in this

29:59

direction just change

29:59

privately as they just indicated we

30:02

could do. That would make

30:03

too much sense, though. So I don't

30:05

know. I'm a I'm a mug as half full kind

30:07

of guy. I think this is just like male

30:09

x excellence. You know? If you look at, like, at

30:11

all ages, boys just like to conquer things.

30:13

And you saw all this nonsense in the latter

30:15

half of the twentieth century, oh, title mine. Oh,

30:17

we wanna play sports too. And now

30:20

the boys are just taking those locker rooms

30:22

back, and we're taking the sports teams

30:24

back, and we're winning the championships again,

30:26

and you just love to see it. But I

30:28

suppose on a more serious note. It

30:30

really is, like, this is the true

30:32

patriarchy. Well, like,

30:32

they complain about that all the time. It's like, no.

30:35

Literally, men are placing women

30:36

in the world. That literally

30:38

is the patriarchy that you guys kept warning us

30:40

about. It's here and you're supporting it. There is something to

30:42

be said about the comment. And I

30:44

understand this. It really does come from a

30:46

position of good faith where people will say things

30:48

like, well, I'm okay with this and this,

30:51

but What I don't like is when it's in the locker room. What I don't like is when

30:53

shut down my throat or whatever. But it's like if you are

30:56

fundamentally like accepting a disordered

30:58

identity, then there is really no reason

31:00

why that shouldn't be allowed to exist

31:02

within any any space that you would enter. I mean,

31:04

if you're going to accept that this person,

31:06

is actually, like, you know, it's a female's

31:09

body trapped in a male or a female's brain

31:11

trapped in a male's body of vice versa. There's really no

31:13

reason at that point if you're going to

31:15

accept something that is fundamentally backwards and disordered.

31:17

Why then your subjective sense of

31:19

personal comfort should then be like played as a

31:21

reason for why they shouldn't be allowed to enter.

31:23

They're like, you've allowed them

31:25

into, you know, to inch so far that

31:27

it's like that last space at that point is just

31:29

irrelevant. Mhmm. don't know

31:31

whether to be mad or just left because it's so

31:33

comical. And then you wonder why, like,

31:35

other countries hate us -- Mhmm. -- because we're

31:37

we're we're doing this. I

31:39

mean, it's there's, like, no no more words for it. I'm

31:41

actually glad that that she's at least

31:43

doing the interview and and shout out to her mom was

31:45

a supporter. change the narrative on this

31:47

situation. But, I mean, if you're a micro, like,

31:48

why would you come here? Our chicks have at this

31:51

point, dude.

31:51

We, like No. I mean, I I've

31:53

been at the board. I'm like, dude, you

31:55

you wanna turn around, buddy. Fifty percent of

31:58

the population got changed. You gotta you

31:59

gotta wonder too if, like, there's any because

32:02

this has definitely happened before we wouldn't have people blow us

32:04

up, John. Yeah. True. We're there's, like, some dad just

32:06

sitting in his recliner and then the daughter

32:08

comes home. And just, like, dad, dad,

32:10

got kicked out of the locker room by a boy who thinks he's a

32:13

girl and just like, be quiet. In terms of

32:15

Fox News, they're they're

32:17

barbaric society over there. They're

32:19

totally back chords and just I

32:22

mean, sir, how does this make you feel? because,

32:24

you know, just knowing that this is, you know, you have kids and

32:26

this is I

32:26

mean, while it's infuriating, thing. It's just it's

32:29

so frustrating to see these same

32:31

feminists who, like, you know, the let

32:33

me tell you the

32:36

FEMINOUS FROM LONG AGO WOULD BE ROLLING IN THEIR GRADES TO

32:38

SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW. RIGHT? BUT THESE

32:40

WOMEN WHO CALL THEMSELVES FEMINOUS AND

32:42

HAVE ALL OF THE FLAG and

32:44

the bio and all of these things are just like, yes, I think that men should

32:46

be allowed to erase me. I didn't want

32:48

that scholarship. I didn't want my daughter

32:51

to be able to, you know, be safe in

32:53

her own locker room or

32:55

bathroom. I didn't want any of those things.

32:57

What I want is for men pretending

32:59

to be me to just replace

33:01

me. That's what I want. I mean, it's

33:03

just it's so weird

33:05

to me. I don't I can't wrap my brain

33:07

around it. It

33:07

is weird that it has now entered the

33:10

mainstream, but if you look at like the I

33:12

I hesitate to call it this, but like, you know,

33:14

almost intelligence or or philosophical

33:16

history behind this. The

33:18

second way feminism coincided perfectly

33:20

with I mean, you like, Judith Butler and all these feminist

33:22

writers talking about, like, literally, gender

33:24

as a concept is fundamentally oppressive. So

33:26

you should be able to decide, like,

33:29

for yourself. And now since, you

33:31

know, they they won the victory via the supreme

33:33

court, which by the way, all of their biggest

33:35

victories because their policies are

33:37

extraordinarily unpopular. The way they've been been able to

33:39

march down the field is because of, like, what

33:41

do they call, legislating from the bench. I mean, they did

33:43

this with the civil rights in the nineteen

33:45

sixties. They did this with social policy up until now. So

33:47

they got the victory with gay marriage. And then immediately

33:49

within, like, I think even the same season

33:52

you had, Caitlin Jenner, Bruce Jenner,

33:54

on the cover of Vanity Fair. And then from then,

33:56

it's been a mainstream conversation. And you can

33:58

even look at, like, what we were talking about as recently as

34:00

two years ago as it pertains to this. and it seems moderate

34:02

because it just keeps getting worse and it's going to

34:04

until we figure out how to stop it. Yeah. I

34:05

mean, speaking of that, the Twitter account lives

34:08

of tech talk recently

34:10

exposed another hospital offering what they

34:12

call gender confirming

34:14

therapies. For children, this is a

34:16

new segment that covers this is Lucy A

34:19

nine year old trans girl who went to

34:21

Barbara Bush's Children's Hospital

34:24

in Maine for gender

34:26

affirming treatment. I mean, Remind you,

34:29

Barbara Bush, this is

34:31

her hospital in over there in

34:33

main watch. When my child,

34:36

Benjamin, was

34:38

born, back

34:38

in two thousand and six, he

34:41

was born Benjamin Thomas Ted.

34:43

Bridget says Benjamin was

34:44

headstrong from birth and

34:47

struggled with behavioral issues, but she says

34:49

there were other things that were different

34:51

about Benjamin. We noticed at

34:53

a young age, there

34:54

was this tendency to want to dress

34:58

up and want to do what I do

35:00

every day. He said to me,

35:02

mom,

35:03

I wish I could die and I God could

35:05

bring

35:05

me back as a

35:07

girl. And that was the

35:09

moment we said we

35:11

would rather have our

35:14

child be with a

35:15

different name and identify as who

35:17

she wants to be. than a child

35:19

that isn't here at all. I sprang from my bed to see what was the

35:21

matter. That's when the kids sought help

35:23

with the gender clinic at the

35:25

Barbara Bush Children's Hospital. Doctor

35:27

Gerald O'Sheehan, a pediatric endocrinologist is

35:30

the medical director. You know,

35:31

about one in four

35:33

will attempt suicide

35:35

about half of consider suicide during adolescence.

35:37

And so our big goal and what got me

35:40

interested is how do we help this

35:42

population do better in the

35:44

long run? Okay. So I know we

35:46

don't have much time to break this down here in the

35:48

segment,

35:48

but I note that the

35:50

kid didn't say I'm going to kill

35:53

myself. he just made a statement, like, oh, I wish I could

35:55

just die and God could bring me back as

35:57

a gauntlet. That wasn't like an an

35:59

attempt, that wasn't crave for help.

36:01

I I wouldn't think. I felt like that was

36:04

just a little kid just saying, like, I wish I could be

36:06

a girl and he wanted to be like his

36:08

mom. My older son when he was much

36:10

younger asked me if he could put on makeup

36:12

like mommy, I said, no, because you're a boy. He said, can I wear your heels? I

36:14

said, no. because you're a boy. It's very,

36:16

very easy if you as a parent

36:20

are telling the children like absolute

36:22

truths and, you know,

36:24

realities versus just like, well, we just

36:26

wanted him to be happy. We didn't

36:28

want to tell him that wasn't okay. But John,

36:30

I know you are,

36:32

like, statistical

36:34

beast and

36:35

I'm gonna add that to my my my body. Well

36:38

and

36:38

so really quick here, he mentioned

36:40

how many children attempt

36:44

suicide. what would you say about

36:46

that? Yeah. I mean, it's true whether

36:48

it's children or adults. I mean, there is no

36:50

population in human history that has had

36:52

a greater suicide attempt rate than transgender.

36:54

What about after

36:55

they transition. After

36:56

they transition because there's like five stages

36:58

of it, but there's no stage that suggests that it

37:00

gets better. And all the studies that they say that

37:02

this is the case. If you read the data, I mean, with even like introductory statistics background,

37:04

you can tell that it's not good data.

37:06

But there's an incentive to publish this because of who

37:09

funds it and so they push it

37:12

out anyways. but you'll see, like, the follow-up for, you know, literally,

37:14

like, the gender reassigning surgeries or

37:16

whatever. It's, like, three months later and they're saying, oh, this

37:18

is okay. it's like, oh, therefore,

37:20

they are actually happier after it's like, you're gonna do

37:22

something like reassign your gender. You might wanna follow-up

37:24

five, ten years later. And the studies that have done

37:26

that, like, there's one they call Sweden study from

37:28

nineteen seventy three to two thousand three. They found

37:30

it wasn't statistically significant in terms of

37:32

them having a greater quality of life or

37:34

something like that. Also,

37:36

gender insects are literally the

37:38

same thing. They're like, oh, well, gender means, no, it

37:40

doesn't. Gender. Think of that

37:42

word. Gen. What is Where do we say

37:44

that? Genesis? generate, it means to create dirt. Where do we see

37:46

that? Dermatology, taxiderm, it

37:48

means skin. That word literally

37:50

means to

37:52

create flesh. referencing your biological role in that process of

37:54

reproduction. So, yeah, gender sex,

37:56

literally the same thing. They decided it wasn't in

37:58

like the nineteen sixties.

37:59

That's fake. and I was gonna say

38:02

it's

38:02

gay, but

38:03

Crap. Alright. On that note, we're gonna

38:06

take this gay

38:08

movie back.

38:10

Arizona

38:16

Cardinal's

38:16

defensive lineman, JJ Watt. revealed

38:20

on Twitter over the weekend, I believe. It

38:22

was, like, right before his game

38:24

yesterday. He said I was just told

38:26

somebody leaked some personal

38:28

information about me and it's going to be reported on

38:30

today. I went into

38:32

AFib on Wednesday, had my heart shocked

38:34

back into rhythm on Thursday, and I'm

38:36

playing today. That's it. Boy,

38:38

there's a lot

38:39

of speculation there about

38:42

why all of

38:44

these apps fleets like just in really, really fit

38:46

condition, keep suffering from

38:48

all of these heart conditions that they

38:50

didn't have

38:52

before. but he said that he

38:54

was assured multiple times from multiple different, you know, cardiologists,

38:58

electrophysiologists from all over

39:00

the country who said that

39:02

there was nothing else he could do and he could go back and

39:04

play like normal. So that's what

39:06

he did. By the way, I

39:08

just want to also throw out there

39:10

that Dr. has given another grant to study

39:12

bat coronaviruses to eco

39:14

health alliance the same company that

39:17

was suspected of

39:18

conducting gain of function research at the Wuhan lab where

39:20

COVID likely leaked from, but that's

39:23

all conspiracies won't

39:25

get into that. I didn't bring my tin foil

39:28

hat. So

39:29

Yeah. The

39:30

amounts of young people or

39:34

professional athletes or celebrities

39:36

even who just mysteriously dropped dead,

39:38

has reached such a a significant,

39:40

like, occurring factor that even I've

39:42

noticed it, you know, it comes up on Twitter, like, oh,

39:44

so and so, you know, famous for this movie or something.

39:46

And it's just happening to where, like, people are

39:49

really starting to notice and then figures are coming out from

39:51

insurance companies? What is it like? Eighteen to forty nine is up? So they're

39:53

gonna have to find a way to explain this. And I

39:55

mean, they already are trying to, like,

39:57

prime people to accept it through advertisements talking about,

39:59

oh, children with myocarditis or whatever like,

40:02

as though it's a completely normal

40:04

thing, but I don't know. I mean, I'll pray for

40:06

these people, but like Joker

40:08

said, I mean, you get what you

40:10

deserve. So You know,

40:12

after seeing this, it just almost

40:14

vindicates and validates Kyrie Irvingman

40:16

for taking a such a strong stand. He got

40:18

really critical to he, you know, he's bashing the

40:20

sports media world. Brooklyn Nets didn't

40:22

even let him play almost lost over a

40:24

hundred million dollars in his contract, but he stayed

40:26

true, didn't, you know, didn't get it, and

40:28

he ended up winning. And

40:30

I think that's

40:30

one thing that I I just looking at that just reminds me like, man, what what

40:32

what Kairi did. He spoke for the workers. I'm

40:34

a I'm a soccer fan, so I've been

40:36

noticing this is a common

40:38

trend right now in Europe. The most famous is another,

40:40

like, twenty two year old Alfonso Davis with Bioimmuni had a huge

40:43

heart issue after the

40:45

the vaccine. So very interesting. But

40:48

Shadow for Kyrie meant for really sticking

40:50

true to his principal. That was very difficult for him to

40:52

do that. I

40:52

just I can't imagine, like, being, like,

40:54

oh, yeah. I don't have a heart condition.

40:56

went into atrial fibrillation, got shocked, and I'm just like,

40:59

I'm here for a big game. I'm ready to go.

41:01

Okay. I'm suited up and being the

41:03

coach and being like, Cool.

41:05

That's cool. Yeah. There there was an NBA player Andrew Williams

41:07

last year was like, hey, man, they literally

41:09

forced me to get it just for me to to

41:11

get paid and do my job like, I I

41:13

feel violated. And then one year later, he's like, I'd literally regret it. Yeah. Yeah. By

41:15

the way,

41:16

me talking about the grant that

41:18

was given to EcoHealth Alliance,

41:22

which was the same lab that likely

41:24

leaked COVID. That story

41:26

is not related to the JJ Watt story

41:30

at all. that's like you can't find any. They're just they were just too

41:32

separate. Don't worry. Okay. Alright.

41:33

Don't try to put those two together. We're gonna

41:35

take a quick break. We'll

41:37

be right back.

41:46

Friday, last

41:50

Friday, Nancy Pelosi responded to a question

41:52

about whether she's controlling her members

41:54

to keep them silent on the

41:56

border and she's made a really

41:58

strange argument against

41:59

deporting illegal immigrants in

42:02

Florida watch. We have

42:04

a shortage of workers in our

42:06

country, and you see even

42:07

in Florida, some of the farmers and the

42:09

growers saying,

42:10

why are you shipping

42:12

these immigrants

42:14

of North, we need them to pick

42:16

the cops down here. First

42:20

of all, her

42:21

feet are falling out of her mouth, I

42:23

think. But Jorge, you're a brown person. Also, what

42:25

do you think of that? I love I mean, that's

42:27

what

42:27

you know, what that's

42:29

But that's how would you know, white liberals view brown

42:32

people like that. It's it's We want you here,

42:34

but we want you to serve us. We want we want you

42:36

to be our maid and cut her grass. We don't

42:38

actually want you to live next to us.

42:40

And so I'm glad you said the quiet part of

42:42

love. That's exactly what how

42:44

Democrats and progresses filled about

42:46

brown people. They they said it. Who named Inca

42:48

is gonna pick and crops, Josh?

42:50

We're not gonna do it. We need the brown

42:52

people here. I'm telling you, these democrats, you know,

42:54

the party of slavery, and they still want them doing the same jobs.

42:56

I'll tell you. Crazy

42:59

crazy democrats, but Yeah.

43:02

It was gonna clean my toilet. That's not even I don't think I

43:04

forget how many hundreds of different occupations

43:06

are recognized by the Department

43:10

of Labor But I think the only amount that

43:12

immigrants either illegal or

43:14

legal make up a majority. There's like six

43:16

of them.

43:18

And

43:18

the others are, like, majority Americans. So Americans will do the job. We just won't do

43:20

it for low wages, which is why big business lobbies,

43:22

both sides of, you know, congress,

43:26

to have mass immigration be the policy since the nineteen sixties.

43:28

I love that you pointed

43:29

that out because in the the debate that

43:31

we covered earlier, the gubernatorial debate

43:33

here in tax that was one thing that Beto kept saying,

43:35

which was like,