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So long,

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gay boys! Wait a

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second.

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Hello, internet creatures. I'm Dave Rubin. This

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is The Rubin Report. It's July 5th, 2023. That's

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right. America has celebrated her

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247th birthday.

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I hope you were out there with the burgers and

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the dogs and the fireworks and

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the beer, not the Bud Light, and

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all the other good stuff because we

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still, despite everything, people, have

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an awful lot to celebrate in this country.

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And it is now our job to protect

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those things that we should be celebrating.

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We're going to be talking a bit about that today

0:48

and what happens when you do not protect

0:50

those things like free speech and borders,

0:52

et cetera, et cetera. Of course, as always,

0:55

we are live streaming on Rumble YouTube

0:57

and on Locals. If you want to join us for the post-game show,

1:00

do so at rubinreport.locals.com.

1:04

And a hearty welcome to all the new members. The community's been

1:06

growing at a nice pace, so it's good to see everybody

1:08

over there. Before we get to the show, real quick,

1:11

I saw something yesterday.

1:13

You know, I try not to tweet over the

1:15

weekends or the extended holiday weekends

1:17

and that kind of stuff. Every now and

1:19

again, I'm looking at my phone. I

1:22

admit it. I am not the perfect person. I

1:25

try not to, you know, that much. But anyway, I

1:27

saw on Twitter that there

1:29

is a website that will do an

1:32

AI explanation of your

1:34

Twitter feed. So literally, you

1:37

just put in your Twitter handle, at

1:39

Rubin Report for me, and then within,

1:41

I don't know, three seconds, it basically

1:43

gives you an AI report on

1:46

what you're all about. And I

1:48

want to read you mine because I thought it was pretty good, but

1:51

not perfect. And that shows you a little

1:53

bit of the danger of what's going on

1:55

with AI. So this is from Twitter GPT.

2:00

examination of Rubin reports recent

2:02

tweets it is evident that they have a strong

2:05

affinity for American patriotism

2:07

and celebrate the country's history and freedom.

2:10

They frequently express support for the United

2:13

States and its values. Additionally

2:15

they engage with political figures such

2:17

as Elon Musk, David Sachs and Robert

2:19

F. Kennedy Jr. indicating an interest

2:22

in politics and current affairs. Rubin

2:24

report often retweets content related

2:26

to Thomas Sowell, an American economist and

2:28

social theorist. This suggests

2:31

a potential interest in economics

2:33

and conservative ideologies. They also

2:36

retweet posts critical of affirmative

2:38

action indicating a belief in meritocracy

2:40

and

2:40

opposition to race based policies.

2:43

In terms of personality Rubin reports tweets

2:46

exhibit a straightforward and direct communication

2:48

style. They express their opinions openly and

2:50

do not shy away from controversial topics.

2:53

Their sense of humor can be described as sarcastic

2:55

and biting often using irony

2:57

to make their point. Based on their tweets

3:00

it's difficult to determine Rubin reports

3:02

home city however they frequently engage

3:04

with individuals from the United

3:06

Kingdom such as Douglas Murray and

3:09

suffrage gents that's that's my

3:11

buddy who's on on Friday suggesting a potential

3:13

connection or interest in British politics

3:15

and culture. Considering their political

3:18

allegiances Rubin reports tweets indicate

3:20

a conservative leaning they express skepticism

3:22

towards the Biden administration, criticize

3:25

progressive Democrats and support conservative

3:27

figures and ideas. However it's important

3:29

to note that this analysis is based solely on their

3:32

recent tweets and may not fully capture

3:34

their complete political beliefs. If you

3:36

were going to get Rubin report a gift you should consider

3:38

getting them a copy of the vision

3:40

of the anointed self congratulation

3:43

as basis for social policy by

3:45

Thomas Sowell. This book aligns with their

3:47

interests in Thomas Sowell's ideas and provide

3:49

a deeper deeper exploration of

3:52

his conservative perspectives. Anyway

3:55

the reason I wanted to show that to

3:57

you is that this chat GPT

3:59

thing and

3:59

and this AI stuff, whether it's AI

4:02

video

4:03

or images or audio, it's

4:05

happening right in front of our eyes. We haven't talked about

4:08

it a ton on this show, and we will dive

4:10

into it more. I wanna get a couple specialists on AI

4:12

to talk about all the cool stuff that

4:14

could come from AI and all the dangerous

4:17

stuff. You know, my love of dystopian sci-fi

4:19

movies, so I think this could probably

4:21

go either way and most likely it goes the

4:23

wrong way. But I thought that was interesting,

4:26

that basically with machine learning and

4:29

chat GPT, you can get a pretty good snapshot.

4:31

That's a pretty solid snapshot. It thinks I'm

4:33

more interested in British politics because I had a couple

4:35

of British guests on last week. The fact that it didn't

4:37

say anything about Florida or it couldn't figure out I live

4:40

in Miami, like that's kind of surprising. But

4:42

anyway, that shows some of like the positives

4:44

of this stuff, like it really in no time,

4:46

machines can now spit out something that's pretty

4:49

clear, but not perfect. And

4:51

that's sort of the interesting, I would

4:54

say road that we are going to have to traverse

4:56

when it comes to the future of AI.

4:59

Anyway, the theme of today's show is happy

5:02

July 4th, even though

5:04

today is July 5th. You

5:06

know, this country 247 years old, as

5:09

I often talk about, is the greatest

5:11

experiment

5:12

in humankind. The idea that people

5:15

from everywhere on earth with their foods

5:17

and traditions and music and clothes and

5:20

cultures and all of those things that they could come

5:22

to this new place and this new

5:24

place could put them all together, not

5:26

keep them separate, but actually become a

5:28

melting pot that would be based

5:31

in human freedom and individual rights

5:33

and all of these things. And it's still,

5:35

even now, despite everything, all

5:37

the craziness and the political polarization

5:40

and everything else, it's still the dream of the world, right,

5:42

it's still the place everyone wants to come to and

5:44

nobody's leaving. The people that spend all day long,

5:46

AOC virtually every Democrat, every dingbat

5:49

on MSNBC, they spend all

5:51

day long complaining about this place. I went on

5:53

Twitter yesterday trying to find like some

5:55

positive people on the left saying

5:58

nice things about America. on July

6:00

4th, it's basically impossible. Mostly

6:03

it's about all the horrible things that we've done.

6:05

But nobody leaves, nobody leaves.

6:08

So we are divided, yes,

6:10

and we are at a precarious moment for

6:12

sure. But that gives us great opportunity

6:15

to steer this thing, and hopefully we can steer

6:17

it back to some of the principles that the founders were

6:19

coming up with, say, 250 plus years ago. And

6:22

what I wanna contrast that with

6:24

is a country that's really struggling right

6:26

now. If you are paying attention to mainstream media,

6:28

and I know you guys are wiser than that, you're not seeing

6:30

much on what's going on in Paris for the

6:33

last 10 days or so. But Paris has

6:35

been burning, absolutely

6:37

burning. They have let in thousands,

6:40

hundreds of thousands of migrants. They

6:42

don't know what these people are up to. They don't know

6:44

what their cultures, they brought all these

6:46

people in.

6:48

They did not integrate them the way we do in the United

6:50

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6:52

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6:54

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back to me. Okay, so yes, yesterday.

8:01

We celebrated the birthday

8:03

of America, 247 years young. She's

8:07

doing all right, despite all the forces

8:09

always trying to take her out. But I thought

8:11

a nice way of kicking off the show today would be a

8:13

flashback to about 40 years

8:16

ago, 1980. And

8:19

you know what happened in 1980? Budweiser

8:22

put out this July 4th

8:24

commercial.

8:26

This Bud's for you. This Bud's for you.

8:29

There's no one else who does it quite

8:31

the way you do. So

8:33

here's to you. You know

8:36

it isn't only what you say, it's

8:38

what you do. This

8:40

Bud's for you. Budweiser,

8:44

the King of the Earth. Yes.

8:55

This Bud's for you. What

8:58

will you do? The King of the Earth is his mother's

9:00

brother. Yeah,

9:01

just for you. That distinctively

9:04

clean crisp taste that says Budweiser.

9:06

So that was July 4th, 1980. And

9:10

it's just American people taking pride

9:12

in working, smiling, poking fun at each

9:14

other, enjoying themselves out by the grill,

9:17

doing actual work with other

9:19

people.

9:20

Pretty, pretty good. Also,

9:22

it seems clear that they're pitching to a certain

9:25

type of person who might drink their product.

9:27

But you guys know

9:29

the woke ruined everything and

9:31

they have ruined Budweiser

9:33

specifically Bud Light. Now

9:36

let's flash forward to just over the last couple

9:38

months. You know this ad

9:40

that Bud Light put out with

9:42

Dylan Olveny. Hi,

9:45

impressive carrying skills, right? I

9:47

got some Bud Lights for us. So

9:50

I kept hearing about this thing called March Madness.

9:53

And I thought we

9:54

were all just having a hectic month, but

9:56

it turns out it has something to do with sports.

9:59

And I'm not sure. exactly which sport,

10:01

but either way it's a cause to celebrate.

10:03

This

10:06

month I celebrated my day 365

10:08

a womanhood and Bud Light sent me

10:10

possibly the best gift ever, a K-On!

10:13

with my face on it. Check out my Instagram

10:15

story to see how you can enjoy March Madness

10:18

with Bud Light and maybe win some money

10:20

too. Love ya! Cheers!

10:22

Go team! Whatever

10:25

team you love, I love too.

10:27

Okay.

10:29

Love ya! Okay. Break a leg. Okay,

10:33

so 1980 to 2023 and we've done this sort of thing before.

10:35

I've shown you old ads or old things from

10:37

the Tonight Show versus what's going on today. But

10:39

the real question is how did we go from that

10:42

to where we're at right now and where does that put

10:44

most of us? Most of us who

10:47

don't care for this nonsense.

10:50

Most of us who might be represented by

10:52

guys like Little Known Podcaster

10:54

Joe Rogan and Little

10:56

Known Rapper Ice Cube. Ice

10:59

Cube was the guest

10:59

on Joe Rogan's podcast a couple days ago. They got

11:01

into this craziness about Bud

11:04

Light and Target going woke and

11:06

how the average person like

11:08

you, like me, has just

11:11

about had enough.

11:13

The pride people are mad at him because they didn't support

11:15

Dylan Mulvaney. So they kicked

11:17

it out of gay bars. You don't win

11:20

either way at the end of the day. But

11:23

I think about the

11:26

companies that own these companies, the people

11:28

that own these companies and why would they

11:31

let a decision like that take the

11:33

company down. I don't think they thought

11:35

it was going to. I think this is a legitimate

11:37

public outrage one where they just

11:40

push too far and people went f*** you. And

11:42

it wasn't even like a real promotion.

11:45

It was a thing they sent a can to

11:47

this person, this Dylan Mulvaney person. But

11:49

I don't think it went anywhere else. I

11:51

think it was just like, here this is for you

11:54

and you put it on social media. They made some sort of a

11:56

partnering deal. You know and

11:58

that was it. So why target

12:00

do the same thing? Well, I think that's

12:02

an ESG thing. That's an ESG thing,

12:05

right?

12:06

And target lost billions of dollars too. Because

12:08

people are sick of this sh**. They're sick of social

12:12

things like that that are controversial getting stuffed

12:14

into your face and you have to accept it.

12:16

Yeah. And people are like, I don't want to accept it. It's

12:18

just like, I'm just coming here for f***ing toilet paper.

12:21

That's the point.

12:23

It's not that people are not accepting

12:26

of different lifestyles or often,

12:28

as I say, as an adult, you want to dress however you

12:30

want. You want to marry whoever you want. Okay,

12:33

most people are on board that

12:35

sort of thing. Not everybody. And by the way, everybody's

12:37

entitled to their own religious beliefs

12:39

and everything else. You can't legislate

12:41

other people's freedom, right? We all deserve

12:44

the same individual rights. But Rogan's

12:46

hitting it there at the end. When you walk into Target,

12:48

you're there to buy something, right? You

12:51

want to buy toilet? I'd like to buy toilet paper.

12:53

I want to get some beer,

12:56

let's say. I want to get some kids clothes.

12:58

I want to get a basketball. And

13:01

what else would I get there? A candle. That's

13:03

what I'm at Target for. I don't need to

13:05

walk in and be bludgeoned with

13:08

stuff that will have kids

13:10

tucking their genitals so that they can pretend

13:13

to be the other gender, right? And we know

13:15

the same thing with Bud Light and everything else. So

13:17

how has it affected these companies? I mean,

13:19

and the beauty is that it has affected these companies,

13:22

not because it was a top-down

13:24

decision, but the average person just saw

13:26

this finally. Enough of us started

13:28

talking about it. And then the average person

13:30

decided

13:31

to put their money, use their wallet

13:34

elsewhere, right? And what that does

13:36

is it makes it so that you actually

13:38

have some power. This is really extraordinary

13:40

stuff. Now, updates on some of how this has

13:42

affected these corporations. This is from the Daily Mail. Bud

13:45

Light is now cheaper than water

13:48

at some retailers after

13:50

the $20 billion Dylan

13:52

Mulvaney disaster, as some

13:54

stores report 50% decline

13:57

in sales year on year after

13:59

marketing.

13:59

gimmick gone wrong.

14:02

So it actually doesn't matter

14:04

whether, as Joe Rogan said, this was just like

14:07

a throwaway thing where they were like, okay,

14:09

Dylan, well, maybe put this up on social media. We didn't

14:11

put much thought into it, or it was a real

14:13

corporate decision. Actually, we know

14:15

it was a real corporate decision because we've played,

14:17

I think, a couple times for you guys some

14:20

of the videos of the executives saying

14:23

why they were pushing this, right? Why

14:25

they wanted a more diverse beer drinking

14:28

audience and that they didn't wanna be so

14:30

focused on frat boys. They wanted

14:32

it to be more enlightened or something like

14:34

that. By the way, the two executives in charge of

14:36

the campaign have been fired. So

14:38

it was actually specific

14:41

and targeted, not just a little throwaway thing, but

14:43

that's sort of beside

14:45

the point. But now I'm gonna show you how divided

14:48

America is on woke versus non-woke

14:51

and how they're using this

14:53

ridiculous LGBT thing to

14:58

stoke these divisions despite the fact that we're

15:00

no longer in Pride Month. And thank God,

15:02

can we finally go back to

15:04

a little shame, a little old-fashioned

15:06

shame? Wouldn't that be a freakin' pleasure? But

15:09

as we know, they wanna make it Pride Summer

15:11

now, but not in this house. I'll tell you

15:13

that much. We'll get to that in just a sec. Let me

15:15

talk to you guys about Route 66. How

15:17

many of you out there have had the opportunity to take

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15:28

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15:31

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15:32

opportunity to get their kicks on Route 66

15:35

and tap into the nostalgia of a booming

15:37

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15:39

the construction of the US Interstate

15:42

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15:44

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15:54

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15:56

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15:58

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16:01

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16:03

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16:05

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16:59

And

17:02

now back to me. Okay, so

17:04

we know that they have jammed all

17:07

of these letters together, these letters

17:09

that have nothing to do with each other, and

17:12

they keep extending the letters, and more

17:14

and more people are involved in this, and

17:16

it has nothing to do with

17:19

reality. Another thing that they are doing

17:21

is pointing all of this at children,

17:24

right? And they're always telling us that they're

17:26

not your children, that

17:28

they're our children. Well, just this weekend, the elderly gentleman

17:31

pretending to be President Joe Biden was

17:33

at a July 4th celebration.

17:34

They let him out of the crib for a couple hours, and

17:37

once again, he went after your

17:39

children. Children are the

17:41

kite strings, they're not somebody else's, they're

17:43

all our children. Are the kite strings that lift

17:45

our national ambitions aloft. And

17:48

you hold those strings. You hold

17:50

those strings.

17:51

Right, meaningless drivel as always.

17:54

No, Joe Biden is not my son,

17:57

Joe. Hunter Biden is not my

17:59

son. and my kids are not your

18:01

kids. He's also slurring through it. It's all the usual

18:04

stuff, right? But the thing is these things,

18:06

they come

18:08

from people like Joe Biden, they come from

18:10

our corporations, and then they leak into

18:12

everything. This is why bottom-up is good, right?

18:14

When you boycott things because you're like,

18:16

oh, I don't like these corporations, I don't like what these

18:18

people are doing, the people that are making these movies, I don't

18:21

like this, I'm not gonna give them my

18:23

money. That's a beautiful thing, because it gives power to

18:25

you. They like it the other way. They like to say, oh,

18:27

your children are our children. You

18:30

will buy these products. It's a top-down thing.

18:32

We like to do it the other way. But

18:34

it starts with Biden, it starts with these corporations,

18:37

and then it leaks into everything,

18:38

much like it has

18:40

leaked into almost all of our religious

18:42

institutions

18:44

as well. I saw this video over the weekend.

18:46

This is wild from some woke,

18:48

this is a woke church. I mean, this

18:50

feels like a waiting for guffman parody

18:53

or best-in-show parody, but this

18:55

is real. Look what's going on at the woke churches

18:58

of America.

18:59

I don't think that there is a safe space for queer people

19:01

in our churches.

19:03

The church in America and the world,

19:06

we don't know what to do with queer folks. The

19:08

church has failed a lot of people.

19:11

We are trying to help you! I

19:15

will go to church, and every time you want to

19:17

pray the gay away. I'm Drew, my pronouns

19:20

are

19:20

they and

19:21

he. I'm just queering church. I

19:25

see. So

19:27

it's coming after everything. You know,

19:30

it's interesting. As I always say, like, if you

19:32

have certain religious beliefs, you have certain beliefs

19:34

when it comes to marriage or anything else,

19:36

as long as you're not legislating those beliefs, I

19:39

am perfectly able to respect

19:41

your beliefs, and I believe in live and

19:43

let live. To the same extent that

19:45

I would not force a synagogue or

19:47

a church or a mosque, there aren't a

19:49

lot of mosques that do gay weddings, I

19:52

wouldn't force any of them to have my

19:54

beliefs. But you can see how wokeism

19:56

destroys anything. Do you think there's any chance

19:59

that once... this woke nonsense, which

20:01

by the way, it's not just about, okay, we just want two

20:03

dudes to get married, so could you marry us. It

20:06

becomes a completely holistic

20:08

political ideology. Do you think once

20:10

it's in these churches, once they're hanging

20:12

that flag, much like we hang that flag

20:15

at the White House, that it's not going

20:17

to affect every other thing that the church

20:19

is trying to teach? Now, you may

20:22

not be part of a church, you may not like those ideas,

20:24

but they're entitled to have those ideas,

20:26

right? They are entitled to have those ideas, the Woksters

20:29

are entitled to have their ideas. The problem

20:31

is we're forcing all of these things together,

20:34

and then it leaks, as I said, it's in politics,

20:37

it's in our corporations, it's in our religious

20:39

institutions, and of course, what's it in? Well,

20:41

it's in all of our movies and our television

20:43

and the rest of the stuff that we show once again, our

20:46

kids, this is really wild. You guys

20:48

know that in a couple weeks, if you haven't seen it, it's all

20:50

over online everywhere. The Barbie

20:52

movie is coming out. Mary

20:54

Margaret Ollahan tweeted this

20:57

out. Barbie release on

20:59

July 21st. There's a ton

21:01

of hype around this movie, what you may have

21:03

missed. It includes a biologically

21:07

male actor who identifies

21:09

as a woman playing a female

21:12

doctor, and there's the biological

21:15

male

21:16

who plays a female in the movie, not

21:18

plays a female who is a female, is,

21:21

quote unquote, is a female in

21:23

the movie. The point of

21:25

all of this, guys, I don't have a problem

21:27

with the trans person being an actor

21:30

or anything else, as you know, or not

21:33

even a trans person. You wanna dress up like a chick

21:35

and go get a gig. You

21:37

wanna be a plumber. That

21:40

would be funny. You

21:43

got a clogged toilet, you call the plumber, and

21:45

then a dude in a dress

21:47

shows up, like, I'll fix your toilet. I

21:51

don't have a problem with any of that, but the point is Barbie is

21:53

made for children. Now I get it, everyone's stuck

21:55

in some weird adolescent thing, so it'll be mostly 35 year olds

21:58

going to see this thing, but they are in. intentionally

22:00

trying. There's a good jillion girls out

22:03

there who would love to be in the Barbie

22:05

movie as a girl. So why do they

22:07

go out of their way to have a biological

22:10

boy play a girl who's supposed

22:12

to be completely a girl in the

22:14

Barbie movie? Unless they're trying to confuse

22:16

kids. Unless they want some

22:18

kid to realize something's a little weird about

22:20

that. Some eight year old kid is gonna watch

22:23

the Barbie movie, be like, something's a little odd there

22:25

and then bring that up with their parents. And then their parents have to

22:27

explain that to them. When all they wanted to do was

22:29

get two hours

22:29

of peace on a Saturday afternoon by

22:32

taking them to our movies. So you guys

22:34

get it, right? Not only are institutions and industries

22:36

getting flooded with a bunch of this woke

22:39

nonsense,

22:40

but many, many, almost

22:43

all of the machine heads, that's

22:45

a good one, right? The machine heads, the people

22:47

who are out there doing what I do, but doing

22:49

it for the machine, just repeating the

22:52

nonsense over and over. We're gonna call them machine

22:54

heads for now on. What are they doing? They're

22:57

constantly stoking division around

22:59

all of this. So check this out.

23:00

This is over on the televised mental

23:03

institution known as MSNBC. This is noted

23:05

racist Joy Reed. And she

23:07

is not happy with what's

23:09

going on right here in the

23:12

free state of Florida. Over the

23:14

course of the past year, the United States

23:16

of America has become an increasingly less

23:18

safe place for the LGBTQ

23:20

community. Just weeks ago, the Human Rights

23:22

Campaign, for the first time, declared

23:24

a national state of emergency for

23:27

LGBTQ Americans. A report

23:29

from the Anti-Defamation League and GLAAD

23:31

says there's been more than 350 incidents of

23:36

anti-LGBTQ harassment, vandalism,

23:39

or assault in the US since last

23:41

year. Not to mention, a record number

23:43

of

23:43

anti-LGBTQ bills have

23:46

been introduced in Republican controlled

23:48

state houses across the country, many

23:50

of which have become law.

23:52

And ground zero for this anti-LGBTQ

23:55

movement is

23:56

Florida, led by its governor, Rhonda

23:58

Santis, who's been... seemingly made

24:01

it his entire role to ban everything

24:03

from drag shows to even just talking about sexuality

24:05

in schools. This of course is happening

24:07

in the same state where just seven

24:10

years ago the deadliest attack on the LGBTQ

24:13

community in modern history took

24:15

place when a gunman killed 49 people and injured

24:18

53 others at

24:20

Pulse nightclub in Orlando.

24:22

Guys let me be clear, Florida is absolutely

24:25

fine for gay people. There is no hate for

24:27

gay people. People just don't chuck things at gay

24:30

people.

24:32

That was messed up. That was really messed

24:34

up. I just want to just go through

24:37

what she... I

24:39

said to Phoenix during the break, as we were playing

24:42

that clip, I was like, throw something at me. He

24:44

turns about, you throw it at him. Like

24:46

you were afraid you were going to miss me even though you're only two feet away

24:48

from me. That's a fine athlete.

24:50

Okay. There is no state of emergency

24:53

for gay people. This is the most idiotic thing

24:55

I've ever seen. So 350 anti-gay incidences.

24:59

Now this is someone walking down the street and being like, you, I don't

25:02

like you. In 11 months, that's actually

25:04

not that many. We're a giant country of 350 million people.

25:08

And there are no anti-LGBT bills.

25:11

There aren't. There are bills about

25:14

what

25:14

you are allowed to do in front of children.

25:17

If you are an adult male wearing

25:19

a dog costume and some crazy...

25:23

You tied up your nuts in some weird thing.

25:26

Could you just not do that in public in front of somebody

25:28

else's kids? That's what's

25:30

going on. That's what we're making illegal here. I know

25:32

plenty of gay people in Florida, plenty of gay

25:34

people are still moving here and they are

25:36

living their lives like everyone else because as I often

25:39

say, much like black people, gay

25:41

people just like safe cities and

25:43

flourishing economies and nice weather

25:46

and good neighbors and things of that nature.

25:48

But more and more people are picking up on it, right?

25:51

That's why more and more people are tuning out

25:53

of MSNBC and

25:55

more and more people are realizing that these letters

25:58

have nothing to do with each other. I want to show you that.

25:59

this is Andrew Tate talking

26:02

about how LGBT

26:05

makes absolutely no sense.

26:07

LGBTQ, they

26:08

package it all together. I would argue

26:10

that G and T are very different things.

26:13

A gay man and someone who's chopped the dick off are very

26:15

different things. So they package it all together.

26:18

So now, because the spectrum of your enemy is

26:20

so large, you have people who are complete fully

26:22

this way, you have people who we accept that are

26:24

normal in society, we have no problem with gay people, and

26:26

they put it all together, you're an enemy of all these

26:28

people, and they complicate the argument and they mix it

26:30

all together, and now you're a bigot, and really you just want

26:33

your kids to be left alone. Yeah,

26:36

yeah, that's right. And that's what most

26:38

people have come around to. Again,

26:40

you don't have to love

26:43

gay people. You should like people

26:45

based on their behaviors and, you

26:47

know, whatever. You don't have to,

26:49

right? Again, you can have your own religious beliefs. You

26:52

can't legislate those beliefs. But he got it right

26:54

there. They have widened the spectrum

26:56

of these things because the gays

26:58

and the lesbians, it was all taken care of. You

27:01

got marriage, no laws discriminating

27:03

against everybody, you got equality. But

27:05

the activists could not give it

27:07

up

27:08

because they need division. The

27:10

nonprofits need division.

27:13

Joy Reid needs division.

27:15

All of these people need that division

27:17

because without the division, you might

27:19

just go ahead and live your life and be happy

27:22

and not give them money and not give them attention.

27:24

And they don't deserve either one of those things. So

27:26

this is exactly why there is so much division

27:29

right now because woke,

27:32

the most, it is the most dangerous

27:34

ideology that we have had in America

27:36

in the last 50 years. It's communism

27:39

on steroids, right? It's collectivism

27:42

with a dash of racism and gender

27:44

confusion. And once you are

27:46

whittled down to your inherent differences,

27:50

you are going to have a very difficult

27:52

society to operate in because especially

27:55

in America where we've welcomed everybody.

27:57

So what other Western

27:59

nation is struggling right now because

28:02

obviously it's not us. Well, there

28:04

are major, like crazy,

28:06

crazy riots happening in Paris for

28:09

the last week or so. You're probably not seeing

28:11

this on CNN. You're probably not seeing

28:13

this on MSNBC. Actually, Brock, could you

28:15

go and just scan MSNBC and CNN's Twitter

28:18

feed for the last like three days, see how

28:20

many times they mentioned what's going on in Paris or put up

28:22

videos? I'm just curious. But I want to read

28:24

a bit about what's going on in France right now from

28:26

The Daily Wire. Huge riots

28:28

have escalated all over France

28:29

in the wake of a police shooting of

28:32

a 17-year-old Algerian Muslim,

28:34

prompting authorities to deploy 40,000

28:37

police on the streets of major cities, including

28:39

Paris, Thursday night. The

28:41

incident, which sparked the rioting, occurred

28:43

Tuesday when a police officer shot

28:46

and killed Niall M during

28:48

a traffic stop near Nantir west

28:50

of Paris. According to Reuters, the

28:52

teenager was driving in the bus lane during

28:54

a traffic jam when he was pulled over to stop,

28:57

but refused to provide a license and then tried

28:59

to drive away.

28:59

The officer shot him in the left arm

29:02

and chest, according to the Nantir

29:04

public prosecutor, who added that the officer

29:06

feared that the teenager would start a car

29:08

chase and injure others. Police

29:10

said Nahel M had been known to ignore

29:13

traffic stops before. He had

29:15

to be stopped, but obviously the officer

29:17

didn't want to kill the driver, the police officer's

29:20

attorney stated. Riots were reported

29:22

from Paris where a dozen buses were

29:24

burned and store windows were smashed

29:26

along the Rue de Rivoli, all the

29:28

way to Robay in the north and Marseille

29:31

in the south, as well as Rames and London.

29:34

In Drancy, a Paris suburb, a shopping

29:36

mall was burned in Marseille, the country's

29:38

largest library was burned. The

29:41

headquarters of the Paris 2024

29:42

Olympics in Saint

29:44

Denis were set on fire. The

29:46

state must be firm in its response.

29:49

Darmainian stated he also said 875 people

29:52

were arrested on Thursday

29:54

night. The writing has escalated.

29:57

France's 24

29:57

international

29:59

affairs editor Angela Diffley

30:02

said, it appears to be morphing into something closer

30:04

to general rioting. We saw a huge

30:07

amount of looting and pillaging of ordinary businesses

30:09

and some high-end shops. Okay, so now you have

30:11

a little bit of backdrop on what happened.

30:13

But what really is going on is something very

30:16

similar to what happened in the United

30:18

States in the wake of the George Floyd incident,

30:21

which is that these people use

30:23

a police incident for general

30:25

mayhem and for destruction of

30:27

all that is good and decent. And France

30:30

has a particular problem

30:32

with this because of the amount of

30:34

immigration that they let in the

30:36

hundreds of thousands of people from North Africa

30:39

and Middle East countries and everything else. And then they

30:41

did not integrate them properly into their

30:43

society. Here's about a minute long compilation

30:45

of some of the absolute mayhem.

30:48

I mean, this is wild what

30:50

is going on in Paris right now.

31:29

That's not Iraq.

31:33

That's not Libya.

31:36

That is Paris. That is Paris, France,

31:39

which once was the cultural center

31:42

of the world.

31:43

They let in hundreds of thousands

31:45

of immigrants. I can't say illegal immigrants

31:47

in their case, although some of them did come illegally,

31:49

but they had open borders in essence over

31:52

the last decade. They let in all of these people.

31:54

They did not integrate them properly. The

31:57

state starts giving them things, but of course it's never

31:59

enough. that puts them at odds with the average

32:02

French taxpayer who is now footing

32:05

the bill for people that they have nothing in common

32:07

with culturally. They have different views

32:09

on women, let's say, and gays

32:12

and other minorities and other religions,

32:14

et cetera, et cetera. And it is just

32:16

an excuse. Look, I'm not gonna sit here pretending that

32:18

I'm an expert in politics

32:21

in France, but the theme, the

32:23

theme that there is a certain set of people who

32:25

want open borders, who want mayhem

32:28

and are using this combined with the woke

32:30

thing, which is why I

32:32

would connect this with the George Floyd riots because it looks

32:34

the same, right? Like cities burning, things exploding,

32:37

looting and destroying, you know, and they're never taking eggs.

32:40

They're always taking televisions. I guess they're eating

32:42

televisions, right? Because AOC said

32:44

it's that these people are hungry mostly. But this

32:46

is pretty disturbing. This is the Paris

32:48

Square. This is the center of Paris, France. Here

32:52

are, well, this is dozens, if not hundreds

32:54

of people, waving the Algerian flag.

32:58

["The Star-Spangled Banner"]

33:07

So when you see videos

33:10

from our southern border, when you see Robert

33:12

F. Kennedy Jr. out there standing

33:14

there in the middle of the night watching hundreds of people

33:17

from all sorts of different countries, and remember,

33:19

he listed all the countries from people, you know, people think, oh,

33:21

it's just Mexicans coming. That wouldn't be just

33:23

and right either way. We should have a border. But

33:25

it's people from all over the world coming here. And then you wonder,

33:28

well, where are these people going? What are they doing? What

33:30

do they believe? Are they gonna start doing

33:32

some of this stuff? Like, is that so crazy? What's

33:35

happening in Paris? Does that not seem like something

33:37

that could just explode in New York City like that?

33:40

Does that not seem like something that could happen in Los Angeles

33:42

just like that? It won't happen

33:44

in Florida. It won't happen in the places that will

33:46

protect themselves. Texas is trying

33:48

to do the best it can as a border state, right? But

33:51

these things are connected, mass immigration

33:54

and globalism. And the

33:56

fact that there are differences

33:58

between cultures, there are... differences between

34:01

religions. And there are differences between

34:03

the way people behave and if

34:05

you do not step up for your

34:08

own country, if you will not look

34:10

at America. That's why, the reason I was trying to

34:12

do the show the way we did it today is because I'm watching

34:14

yesterday,

34:16

while we here were celebrating July 4th and

34:18

it was our first July 4th with the boys and we had

34:20

them in American flag outfits and everything

34:22

and celebrating fireworks last night and

34:24

Clyde's going crazy, dogs go

34:26

crazy with the fireworks. And I was just thinking like, I

34:29

love this country and just all the stuff that you

34:31

were thinking, right?

34:32

But there's a huge amount of people here that don't

34:34

think that and they want more

34:36

and more of this chaos and they want more and more

34:38

of these people. So France now

34:41

has a major, major problem

34:43

because this is now in their

34:46

country and they better figure

34:48

out a way to deal with it. And the way we

34:50

can deal with it here is believing

34:52

in nationalism, believing in borders

34:55

and things like that. Something that France forgot a

34:57

long time ago. I want to give you some info

34:59

from Statista on France and migration.

35:02

France net migration rate from 1950

35:04

to 2023. United

35:07

nation projections are also included

35:10

through the year 2100. The current

35:12

net migration rate for France in 2023 is 0.963

35:15

per 1000 population, a 9% increase from 2022. The

35:22

net migration

35:22

rate for France in 2022 was 0.883 per 1000 population,

35:27

a 9.96 increase from 2021. The

35:30

net migration rate for France in 2021 was 0.803

35:33

per 1000 population, an 11%

35:35

increase from 2020. The

35:38

net migration rate for France in 2020 was 0.723

35:40

per 1000 population, a 12.44

35:43

increase from 2019. So

35:48

they are letting in all of those people.

35:51

And then the question is, okay, are the intentions

35:53

good when they open up borders? You can just

35:55

ask Angela Merkel, right? What did Angela Merkel

35:57

do at the height of the Syrian

35:59

war?

35:59

What did she do? She basically opened the borders

36:02

of Germany. About a million people came

36:04

into Germany. She had no idea what

36:07

their beliefs were. Germany has a

36:09

history of having problems with

36:11

minorities, religious minorities, and everything else.

36:13

Now you bring in a whole bunch of people, and

36:16

then what happens? They don't all get along. They're

36:18

a drain on the system. And then

36:20

people start getting angry at each other. They

36:22

behave differently. They have different beliefs

36:25

towards women, et cetera, et cetera. So

36:28

in France, if you import a bunch of non-people

36:31

into France, then France will eventually

36:33

not look like France anymore.

36:36

We have a bit more on what's going on there. This is

36:38

from The Daily Wire. The United Nations

36:41

jumped into the discussion about riots

36:43

in France catalyzed by the death of a

36:45

Muslim teenager shot by police

36:48

as a UN spokeswoman accused

36:50

French law enforcement of racism. We

36:52

are concerned by the killing of a 17-year-old of

36:56

North African descent by police in

36:58

France on Tuesday, UN human

37:00

rights office spokesman Ravina

37:02

Shamdasani said, we note

37:05

that an investigation has been launched into

37:07

alleged voluntary homicide. This

37:09

is a moment for the country to seriously address

37:11

the deep issues of racism and

37:13

discrimination in law enforcement. We

37:15

also emphasize the importance of peaceful

37:18

assembly, Shamdasians continued.

37:20

We call on the authorities to

37:22

ensure use of force by police to address

37:24

violent elements and demonstrations, always respects

37:27

the principles of legality, necessity,

37:29

proportionality, non-discrimination, precaution

37:32

and accountability. Any allegations of disproportionate

37:34

use of force must be swiftly investigated.

37:37

Let me just say that The United

37:39

Nations is a sack of stinky

37:42

shit. That's all it is. It is a globalist

37:45

organization designed to destroy Western countries.

37:48

The people of France right now, if you're watching

37:50

this and you're in France, I want to know you've

37:53

got an ally in me and many good Americans.

37:55

You do not have to listen to The United Nations. Those

37:57

people who are burning down your cities

37:59

and... blowing up car bombs

38:02

and hijacking buses and driving them through the city

38:05

and all of that stuff. The police have, in

38:07

my estimation, the police have every right to shoot

38:09

them, the police and you as a country have every

38:11

right to deport every single one of them

38:14

yesterday. That is how a sane society

38:16

would operate. The fact that the United Nations,

38:19

as Paris is burning down, is

38:21

accusing the French people, the French

38:23

people who let in the hundreds

38:25

of thousands of immigrants

38:27

in the first place. They let in hundreds of thousands

38:30

from people of North Africa. Did they do that in

38:32

the name of racism? Now, it was

38:34

misguided and it was stupid, but

38:37

they did it. So were they being racist when they did

38:39

it? So every nation has an absolute

38:42

duty to defend itself. And France

38:44

has to decide how they're gonna go ahead and defend

38:46

themselves. And when this comes

38:49

more to America, which it will, when it spreads

38:51

to England, when it continues in Germany,

38:53

all of these countries have to decide what they want. But

38:56

they should not be taking cues from the United Nations

38:59

and the World Economic Forum and the rest of it. But now I wanna show

39:01

you how subtly this stuff

39:03

gets imported into the United States. Because as

39:05

I've mentioned a couple of times, what we have done in the

39:08

United States better than any nation in the history

39:10

of the world is take everybody.

39:12

We said everybody, you're tired, you're poor and

39:15

you're huddled masses. Hey, come here, work

39:17

hard, we'll do our best to

39:19

make sure that everyone has an even playing ground and

39:21

see what happens. And generation after generation,

39:24

it got better for everybody, right? You watching

39:26

this right now, my life is better than your grandparents.

39:28

I know it, right? My life is better than

39:31

my grandparents' life. That is the beauty and

39:33

the promise of America. It's tenuous at best

39:35

right now, but that has been how this thing

39:37

has worked for our 247 years. And

39:39

the reason for that was we did not

39:42

always

39:42

whittle people down to their differences.

39:45

You are this color, think like this. You are this

39:47

sexuality, think like this. But the modern

39:49

left, the wokesters that have completely

39:51

taken over the Democratic Party, that's all they see

39:54

people as. And I wanna give you the most perfect

39:56

example of that. So Jen Psaki,

39:59

who is Jen Psaki. just an absolute

40:01

propagandist liar working

40:04

at the televised mental institution known as MSNBC.

40:07

Here she is talking about what's

40:10

been going on with some of the gender

40:12

related stuff. And we remember a couple of weeks ago,

40:14

was it maybe two weeks ago, we showed you how

40:16

in Glendale in California that

40:19

Muslim parents and Armenians, and this

40:21

has been happening all over the place, by the way, this was happening

40:23

in Detroit as well, where there's a big Muslim

40:25

population, that parents are just saying, enough

40:27

of this crazy trans ideology, we

40:30

are protesting against it. Listen to the

40:32

way Jen Psaki frames

40:35

parents who just don't want their children sexualized,

40:38

in this case, she's talking about Muslims, how

40:40

she frames them against the trans community, because

40:42

this is what they do with everything. You are

40:44

a group, not an individual.

40:47

So lately I've been noticing the reemergence

40:49

of a very old GOP playbook

40:52

that harkens back to President Richard

40:54

Nixon's infamous Southern strategy.

40:57

During his campaign for president in 1968, the

41:00

Republican party made a concerted effort

41:02

to reach white Southerners, who used to vote

41:04

for Democrats by playing to their fears

41:07

of African Americans and the civil rights

41:09

movement.

41:10

And it worked, by pitting one

41:12

group of Americans against another, the

41:14

GOP successfully managed to split

41:16

off Southern whites from the Democratic party.

41:19

Now, decades later, the

41:21

right wing is reviving that same

41:24

playbook, this time with

41:26

Muslim Americans and trans people. Hear

41:28

me out here.

41:30

The GOP is trying to recruit Muslim

41:32

Americans, a community that makes up

41:34

less than 2% of the US population against

41:37

another tiny marginalized group

41:40

of Americans, transgender people.

41:42

Guys,

41:43

it's not the Muslim parents who

41:45

don't want their kids sexualized, it's

41:48

that are coming up with this idea. That's

41:51

not coming from their own brains. They don't have capacity

41:54

to think, they don't have the capacity to protect

41:56

their children and everything else. It's that racist,

41:59

a bigoted GOP who has tricked

42:02

Muslim parents into hating

42:05

the trans people.

42:07

If you know someone that watches MSNBC,

42:13

you must remove them from your life.

42:16

I don't know what, if someone, if I knew somebody, I

42:18

watch MSNBC, where do you get, oh, I watch MSNBC,

42:21

I can't talk to you anymore, I'm sorry. We have

42:23

to start disconnecting from these people altogether,

42:26

okay? Take them out of the will, they cannot

42:28

come to dinner anymore, they're not

42:30

coming over for the barbecue.

42:32

These people are insane,

42:34

and it's so bigoted. This is what the soft

42:36

bigotry of low expectations is. She

42:39

thinks that the average Muslim is not

42:41

allowed to think for themselves. They're not allowed to

42:43

make a choice about their children, they're not allowed

42:45

to make a choice about what parental rights are, what

42:47

school choice is, what love for America

42:49

is. If you dare vote

42:52

Republican, it's actually because you hate

42:54

trans people.

42:55

God, awful, vile

42:57

wench, but it continues. Speaking

42:59

of vile wenches, Jamele Hill, she used to

43:01

work at ESPN,

43:03

she got booted from ESPN,

43:05

then where'd she go, she went over to Spotify, right? And

43:07

she got booted for Spotify, because they wouldn't pay her $100

43:09

million, so she called them

43:12

racist. Anyway, you'll love

43:14

this one from the New York Post. Jamele

43:16

Hill accuses Asians of carrying

43:19

the water for white supremacy for

43:22

backing affirmative action decision. Yes,

43:25

so here you go, now it's the Asians'

43:27

fault, those freakin' Asians who

43:29

just wanted to be treated equally and

43:31

not to have to have scores

43:33

a gajillion times better to

43:35

get into the same school as a black kid,

43:37

those freakin' Asians carrying

43:40

water for the white supremacists.

43:43

Mirror, lady, get a mirror, you're

43:45

the racist. You're the racist, and I've said this before,

43:48

but I saw Jamele Hill once at

43:50

the LAX airport, and she was with Michael Jordan,

43:52

not basketball superstar Michael Jordan, I'll

43:54

talk about Michael Jordan, the actor, and she was wearing shoes,

43:57

these furry shoes, that these things must have

43:59

cost.

43:59

5,000 bucks easily.

44:02

Like you could just, like they were money shoes.

44:04

So this woman is not oppressed. She's a racist

44:07

and a bigot and a fool. Now this one actually depresses

44:09

me. And speaking of Michael Jordan, I wanna shift

44:11

this to Charles Barkley for a minute. This, Charles

44:14

Barkley, I loved him as a basketball player.

44:16

And as a broadcaster for the last 20 years, he

44:18

has been one of the funniest, most

44:21

outspoken, interesting, like

44:24

he's important culturally

44:26

and every now and again, you miss one Chuck. And

44:28

I think you missed one here. This is from

44:31

The Hill. In my will,

44:33

I am leaving Auburn $5 million.

44:36

Basketball legend Charles Barkley said,

44:38

I'm going to change it to be just

44:40

for scholarships for black students.

44:43

That's just my way of trying to make

44:45

sure Auburn stays diverse.

44:48

I mean, this is so disappointing and this

44:50

constant move for diversity. What

44:52

percentage of the NBA is black? It's over 90%, right? Yeah,

44:55

it's something like 98%. It doesn't even matter.

44:59

Should we whittle it down so that it should

45:01

be perfectly diverse because I think America is 70% white,

45:04

still something like that. Should we have 70% white

45:06

players in the NBA? This focus

45:09

on diversity and skin color is so dangerous. So

45:11

Barkley, who's so out, he's been anti-woke

45:14

before and he gets so much of this stuff,

45:16

right? And you may remember that commercial from around 1992, I'm

45:19

not a role model, right? He was saying, I'm just an athlete.

45:22

I'm not a role model. He got a lot of shit for it

45:24

way back when. But it's like, you

45:26

missed one here, man, because first off, if you

45:28

also think it's so important, I have no idea how much money

45:30

you make, Barkley. I think you just signed a deal with CNN,

45:33

right? So like the guy's probably got 50 million

45:35

bucks. Why are you waiting? Why wait? Hopefully,

45:38

Barkley, hopefully you live another 40 plus

45:40

years. I'm guessing he's probably about 55, 60. Hopefully

45:42

you live another 40 years. Why not throw that 5 million

45:44

in now? You think in 40 years, you're 5

45:47

million to get more black people at Auburn

45:49

is gonna have any meaning or make any sense or

45:51

anything else. Will that help us get past

45:53

racism? You just missed one here, Chuck. I

45:56

love ya. It would

45:58

have been nice if you had won the 93 five. Tough to

46:00

stop, Jordan, at the peak. Anyway,

46:02

it continues because, you know, the big story,

46:04

obviously, last week was about what Chuck was just

46:06

talking about, which was that the Supreme Court reversed

46:09

the affirmative action in college admissions

46:12

decision. Well,

46:13

now,

46:14

multiple universities, and most of this was focused on Harvard.

46:17

Harvard was the most glaring

46:19

example of, oh, you're an Asian

46:21

with straight A's, perfect S.A.T.s. You

46:24

speak five languages, you work hard, we can't find anything

46:26

wrong with you, sorry, we're moving you out, because we want to elevate

46:30

somebody else. Well, now, Harvard,

46:33

post this decision, has

46:36

announced that they are figuring out ways to

46:38

work around this and make sure that diversity will

46:40

still be at that apex of the hierarchy. Here

46:43

is Harvard president-elect Claudine

46:46

Gaye, of course her last name's Gaye,

46:48

it's just... Ugh!

46:50

Talking about their commitment to diversity.

46:54

The Supreme Court's decision on college and

46:56

university admissions will change

46:59

how we pursue the educational benefits

47:01

of diversity. But

47:02

our commitment to that work remains steadfast.

47:05

It's essential to who we are and the mission

47:08

that we are here to advance.

47:10

Guys, their commitment to the thing that the Supreme Court just

47:12

said was illegal, steadfast,

47:14

okay? They are going

47:16

to figure out other ways to be racist. That's

47:19

what they're telling you.

47:20

And as I've said many times, I would never hire

47:22

someone from Harvard at this point. I'm not interested

47:25

in hiring anyone from an Ivy League school. I would be more inclined when we

47:27

get resumes to hire somebody

47:29

who's dropped out of school or who never went

47:31

to school, who had some worldly experience or

47:35

worked in a shop for a while, or literally

47:38

anything else, did an apprenticeship, an internship, it does not matter.

47:40

I genuinely, genuinely

47:43

mean that. But this desire

47:46

to keep a certain set of people

47:48

oppressed

47:49

is incredible, and there may be

47:52

no better example of this, this

47:54

is Chef Kiss, beautiful tweet from Charlie

47:56

Kirk.

47:58

Obama's complained about being a racist. black

48:00

oppressed from a luxury yacht in

48:02

the Greek islands after affirmative action

48:05

overturned by Supreme Court. Look

48:07

at that fancy yacht. I have never been on

48:09

a yacht of that nature. Connor, have you ever,

48:12

Phoenix, ever been on a, Brock, never

48:14

been on a, oh,

48:16

no Brock has been on the,

48:18

that's funny. Brock's been on the Obama's yacht.

48:20

We'll find out more about that. But that's it

48:22

right there, right? This guy who now is worth

48:24

hundreds of millions of dollars, who was a community

48:27

organizer somehow becomes president

48:29

of the United States. Hope and change, it obviously

48:31

all failed, which is why we get his VP as

48:34

the president now and all the rest of that. A 30

48:37

acre estate on the water, Martha's

48:39

Vineyard climate change. Don't worry about that.

48:41

And he's tweeting about oppression

48:44

for black people on the yacht.

48:49

Now I'd like to transition to sanity because

48:51

you know we like to tie these things up in a sane way

48:53

so that you can go about the rest of your day in a functional

48:56

manner,

48:57

right? Can't just show you crap all day then send you

48:59

out there. You got a job to do and people

49:01

to be around and I'm not trying to make you crazier.

49:04

Here's some sanity for you. This is the

49:06

legendary, by the way, who just turned 93

49:09

years young just a few days

49:11

ago, I think on June 27th, if I'm not

49:13

mistaken, Thomas Sowell,

49:15

who actually still technically

49:18

is at Stanford and when he was at Stanford for

49:20

the majority of his career, Stanford

49:22

was a somewhat functional university. But

49:24

this is Thomas Sowell about a decade or so

49:26

ago, wrecking, absolutely

49:29

wrecking affirmative action

49:31

with Tucker Carlson. You

49:33

often hear people say well affirmative action may be unfair but it's

49:35

helped a lot of people. You buy that? It

49:38

may have helped some people but on net balance

49:40

I don't believe it has. There's a marvelous

49:43

study done showing that when they

49:46

banned affirmative action in California, University

49:49

of California system, blacks began

49:51

to graduate at a much higher rate

49:53

than before, graduate with much higher

49:56

grade point average, graduated in

49:58

subjects like math and

49:59

and engineering to a far greater extent than

50:02

before because now the students

50:04

went to those particular parts of the university

50:06

system that fitted their particular

50:09

academic preparation and they graduated. Before,

50:11

you know, you could flunk out of Berkeley or

50:14

UCLA, which does you no good.

50:16

Now you can graduate from Davis or

50:18

Santa Cruz and go on to a

50:20

career.

50:22

Isn't that something?

50:23

If you put people at schools that

50:25

they should be in match up with their

50:28

skills,

50:29

with their work ethic, with what

50:31

the some totality

50:33

of what they are at that ripe age 16,

50:36

17, and you put them in a school that can help that

50:39

flourish. You don't just elevate them to

50:41

a school that can't help them

50:43

flourish just because of the color of their skin

50:45

that they actually will do better in life. Isn't

50:48

that something? And if you do that,

50:50

you also don't have to discriminate against

50:52

those pesky Asians and white

50:55

people who work real hard. By the way,

50:57

I'm being informed right now, this is very exciting. Barack

50:59

Obama was on that yacht in the Greek

51:02

islands with Tom Hanks, noted

51:04

white supremacist

51:06

Tom Hanks.

51:08

It continues, let me throw one more Thomasole

51:11

at you because we talked about multiculturalism

51:13

today. What's happening in Paris has nothing

51:15

to do with the shooting of this one

51:17

kid. This is a failure of multiculturalism,

51:20

a failure to bring in all of these people,

51:23

say there are no differences between anyone, no

51:25

idea, no culture is better than any other or

51:27

anything else. Here's Thomasole, again,

51:29

this is a decade plus back, destroying

51:32

multiculturalism once again, with Tucker

51:34

Carlson.

51:35

Multiculturalism has not only

51:37

taken root in schools, I think it is uncritically

51:39

accepted by a lot of Americans, haven't

51:42

thought it through. In this book, you assault

51:44

it head on. You describe it as a barrier to

51:46

progress and a lot of other things. Explain why multiculturalism,

51:48

if you would, is bad.

51:51

I guess it starts from a false

51:53

premise, which is that there's something,

51:57

that all cultures are equal in some undefended.

51:59

which has never been the case. I

52:03

mean, some cultures are better at some things, worse

52:05

at other things, and

52:07

at particular times in history. One

52:10

group's culture may be ascendant at another

52:12

time in other groups, but what you almost

52:14

never see is what they assume is a norm,

52:17

namely all groups performing pretty

52:19

much the same in all kinds of fields

52:21

across the board. You can

52:24

go through centuries of history without

52:26

finding a single example of that. You

52:29

say that that assumption

52:29

in fact holds different groups down.

52:32

You write, quote, multiculturalism,

52:34

like the caste system, paints people

52:36

into the corner where they happen to have been born,

52:39

but at least the caste system doesn't claim

52:41

to benefit those at the bottom. Absolutely.

52:45

So when the multiculturalists say, for

52:47

example, that the schools should not try

52:49

to make

52:51

black students speak standard English,

52:55

the difference between speaking standard English

52:57

and not speaking standard English can be

52:59

huge in terms

52:59

of your job, your careers,

53:02

and all sorts of other things.

53:04

A legend, a national treasure,

53:07

and we are hoping, I cannot promise

53:09

it, at 93 years old, we are

53:11

hoping to get one more interview with him. We've been

53:13

going back and forth for quite some time. There's some

53:15

logistical stuff, but we're working on that. But the

53:17

basic idea there, that not

53:19

all cultures are the same. There is a difference

53:22

between Algerian culture,

53:25

the people who come from the nation of Algeria,

53:27

and the people who live in the nation of France. These

53:30

things are different. Sometimes this country is better at

53:32

this, and this country is better at this. This country

53:34

might be better more for human rights. This country might

53:36

be better at that. It does not matter. But

53:39

the point is, they're not all the same. And we have

53:41

whittled our modern left and all of our institutions

53:43

have whittled everything down to we are all the same.

53:46

And we are not all the same. And

53:48

not all ideas are the same. And

53:50

there is one thing that can get us out of this pit,

53:53

and that is American exceptionalism.

53:56

It is American culturalism. The idea that

53:58

this country is better at this country is better at this. is

54:01

great, that our ancestors paid an

54:03

incredible price so that we could live

54:05

in this extraordinary freedom, but we damn

54:08

well better protect it and soon,

54:10

otherwise what is happening on the streets of Paris

54:13

will happen on the streets of our major cities.

54:15

We've already been through a mini version of

54:18

that during the Summer of Love in 2020, right? We've

54:20

already been there.

54:21

So what we must start thinking about ourselves

54:23

is not that we are African Americans or

54:26

gay Americans or

54:28

MSNBC viewing Americans, we

54:31

must just be Americans. And

54:33

to end this show with a nice little

54:35

bow,

54:36

I offer you one of the best boxers

54:38

in the history of boxing, Floyd

54:41

Mayweather, who was from the streets of Detroit, not

54:43

an easy place to grow up,

54:45

with his view on what it is to

54:47

be an American.

54:49

I'm not an African American, I'm an American.

54:51

I was born on American soil, but

54:53

I did go back to the motherland and I love it and

54:56

made millions going back to the motherland.

54:59

But I was born in America.

55:02

When the Europeans came to the

55:05

Native Americans, well, they like to call them a Native

55:07

Americans, but the Indians land, we

55:09

don't call them European Americans.

55:11

So I

55:14

don't wanna be called an African American, I'm an American. You

55:17

know what I'm saying? You can call me a black American, but I'm an American.

55:19

When I competed in the Olympics, they didn't say fighting

55:23

an African American, they said

55:26

that American that's fighting, out of the red corner

55:28

or out

55:29

the blue corner. I love America. I

55:31

love this country.

55:33

I love America. I love this

55:35

country. I love doing this program

55:37

and I love you fine people. We've got

55:39

a post game show for you in just moments,

55:42

rubinreport.locals.com. Oh,

55:44

and I like this cold close today

55:46

and we will see everybody else

55:48

tomorrow. Well, and the

55:50

ones that didn't vote for your bills, but run on them. That's

55:53

right. Mr. President, thank you. Thank

55:55

you. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Thank

55:57

you.

55:58

Thank you. Thank you. It's

56:00

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56:02

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