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Everything's fine at the border.

And what isn't fine is, of course, Donald Trump's fault and climate change.

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All right, so everything's fine at the border, I guess.

Yeah, yeah,

it's not a human rights crisis anymore.

Is it?

It's just a

border challenge.

A border challenge.

Now, would you, is it a literal concentration camp?

Oh, no.

Good golly, no.

These are just migrant facilities that happen to be jam-packed to

way more than capacity.

That's all.

I was looking into some of this today, and they're now saying they're at 300% of capacity.

Oh, it's got facilities at 729% of capacity.

I think that's the high, certain facilities as high as 729% capacity, which

there's an important detail to think about here is that it's 300 or 700%

of pre-COVID capacity.

So

not social distancing.

Everyone's six feet apart.

None of that's going on at all.

They're jam-packing the normal capacity, multiplying it by three, four, four, five, six, seven, and then jamming them all in there together to potentially pass COVID to each other and then release them into our society.

Now, what's fascinating about this is

this is not a concern, apparently.

All of all the, you can't get together at a school or a church or a concert or a movie theater in so many places, and yet this is somehow acceptable and not a quote-unquote literal concentration camp.

I love this spin by, I think this is ABC News, as they're talking about this problem, and they themselves said it was over 300% pre-COVID capacity.

So they're acknowledging this issue.

And then they go into

talk about what is actually happening with the virus in these facilities.

Listen.

They're coming across the border.

They're not being kept in any way with social distancing rules.

We don't know how much COVID they're spreading.

Since you've been here, on average, what is the percent positive of the people coming across from Mexico?

Let's say from the most

that I have tested, like about 116,

and from those, at least 30 are positive.

And that seems to propagate that old, you know, dog whistle of, hey, you know, migrants are bringing disease and other terrible things across the border.

It's a dog.

And that's why we need to shut them out.

Wait a minute.

So you're jam-packing illegal immigrants into facilities at up to 700 and some odd percent capacity.

Their own people say that they have a 26% positivity rate,

and this is reinforcing a dog whistle about migrants bringing disease over the border.

That old dog whistle.

Yeah, that old dog whistle.

Oh, you know what?

We might have migrants bringing disease over the border.

You just said 26% of them, at least in this group, the one you picked as an example,

26% positivity

for COVID.

Remember, too, Central America has basically done nothing when it comes to coronavirus this entire time.

I mean, they've just been letting it,

in many aspects, run wild in certain places.

And we've seen positivity rates in Mexico,

the entire country north of 26%, up to 50% sometimes.

They're not even bothering to test a lot of times

in Mexico.

And they've had all sorts of issues down there.

And then you're going to open up the border as we are coming to the end of our own COVID situation

and let these guys come across the border because I think they felt bad because Donald Trump was mean.

I think that's basically the justification for it.

Yeah.

Nancy Felosi was asked about this.

This is

amazing what she says because none of this is her fault.

None of this is the Democrats' fault.

None of it's Biden's fault.

It's all on Donald Trump, and she explains who's to blame here.

Let's talk about the situation at the border.

We've seen a huge surge in migrants crossing the border since January.

The number of children in custody is higher than it was than its 2019 peak during the Trump administration.

Your colleague, Veronica Escobar of Texas, called the conditions there unacceptable.

She was there on Friday.

Is she right?

Unacceptable.

But more must be done.

Well, I'm sorry, I didn't hear who you said.

Veronica Escobar.

Veronica Escobar, our colleague representing El Paso.

And yes, it is.

Thank you.

Actually, the facts are these.

There are more children, about six, seven hundred more children, unaccompanied children, coming over the border.

This is a humanitarian challenge to all of us.

What the administration has inherited is a broken system at the border, and they are working to correct that in the children's interest.

I'm so pleased that the President, as a temporary measure, has sent FEMA to the border in order to help facilitate the children going from one 72-hour issue into where they are cared for as they are transferred into family homes or homes that are safe for them to be.

So this, again, is

a transition from what was normal before to what is right.

Of course, we have to also look to Central America and Mexico and the rest.

The corruption, the violence, all of that so bad.

My most recent trip to northern Central

Guatemala, El Salvador, you saw the impact of the climate change, mind you.

These people were leaving because of the drought.

They couldn't farm.

That's why we're not just starting to have other ways to survive.

So there are many reasons that go into this.

But the fact is we have to deal with it at the border.

And many of the people, some of the people coming there are seeking asylum.

And I always like to quote our friends in the evangelical movement.

At one of our Rump hearings we had before we had the majority,

the representative said to us,

the United States refugee resettlement program is the crown jewel of American humanitarianism.

We have certain responsibilities.

Oh, well, if somebody said it, it must be true.

I don't know who said that quote.

I can't take it anymore.

Yeah, please stop her.

I don't know who said that quote, but what a brilliant quote it was that that's the crown jewel.

The crown jewel being that we're the only country in the world that

allows just anybody who wants to come across our border to come across our border.

Is that the crown jewel of

American policy?

Apparently it is.

Apparently.

Just come on in.

We won't worry about who you are or what you're doing here.

We won't ask anything of you.

We'll just give you whatever you need.

I think it's important to note the smooth presentation of information there from Nancy Pelosi.

I mean, that was just a brilliant,

brilliant,

it was a deep dive.

And she has her hand on the facts at all times.

You know, they're calling, in Mexico, they're calling Biden the migrant president.

Because correctly so, they are sensing that there are new incentives about the trip trip to America, which is you're being invited.

And you're offered amnesty.

You're offered amnesty.

They're going to let you off.

You better get here before they pass that thing.

Make sure you get in beyond the sort of deadlines they're going to set.

Because if you come too late,

maybe you don't get it.

So come right now.

And

of course, this is what people, coyotes are telling

the migrants, but they're doing it accurately.

I mean, this is real.

There's a real sense of

change when it comes to the messaging towards Central America and that it's now, hey, come on, it's time.

It's party time.

Come.

Even though we're in the middle of a pandemic, just come.

Come now.

They're going to let you in.

The controversy will be about whether you're treated too poorly or not.

That will be the controversy.

Not whether you're supposed to be here.

It's whether the treatment is good enough.

Right.

And the treatment is obviously great now that Biden is in control.

Oh, it is.

Yeah.

there's

at the one facility

in Donna, Texas, there were more than 1,800 people, children, being held at this facility, 729%, as we mentioned, of its capacity during the pandemic.

The facility opened last month.

It's been operating over its pandemic capacity for weeks.

Some of the boys said that conditions were so overcrowded that they have to take turns sleeping on the floor.

They all said they wanted to shower more and we're told they can't.

Adding that several minors were only permitted to shower once in seven days.

I want to fact check on that because teenagers never want to shower.

Come on, let's be honest about it.

One of them shared that he could only see the sun when he showered because you can see the sun through the window.

She said many, many of the children didn't have access to outside activities and were visibly

emotional.

They were hysterically crying, wanting to talk to their families, not being allowed to.

Well, this is the thing.

This is the brilliance and the wonderful sweetness of the Biden administration, which when Trump was doing this, Pat, he had people come across the border, and because he was charging the parents, he would have to separate them because they were being charged.

This is totally different.

This, the migrants get to be separated from their parents before they cross the border, which is much more humane.

You see, if you just let, if you just send your kid across a river by themselves, much better than the old Trump way, which is they would come together, but they'd be separated later.

This way they separate before they cross the border,

which is perfectly humane in every way.

And a great way to grow a family.

Yes.

This is the way you do it.

It's unbelievable that they are trying to claim anything other than complete catastrophe here.

Well, that's what it is.

It's complete complete catastrophe.

And they're all wearing the t-shirts.

President Biden, please let us in.

Who's making those t-shirts for him?

Who's footing the bill for all of this stuff?

Who's paying for this?

Something

is going on in the background, too, that we should probably be aware of because this is a concerted effort to send people specifically up here right now.

And I don't know if there's governments behind it.

I don't know if it's just the coyotes or uh

what's going on here but um it needs to stop and they need to they need to be told like president trump told them you're not going to be allowed in

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It's pretty amazing that this administration gets away with this.

The exact same thing that happened under Trump with the children and the separation from their families and putting them into facilities,

the exact situation from then is happening now.

It's essentially the same thing.

And this time, they're just calling it something different.

And so it's perfectly fine for this administration to do this.

How can they possibly get away with this with the media?

And mostly the media is complicit and being okay with it.

There are some who are

starting to realize, wow, this is like, this is very similar to what was happening before.

And maybe it really is a difficult situation to deal with.

And

maybe

President Trump was trying to deal with it in the best way possible.

And

maybe we treated him unfairly at that time.

I don't know if anybody's, if that's actually occurred to anybody, but I think that they're starting to see the hypocrisy here at least.

It definitely is not occurring to anybody.

That is not a current.

But I do think that that's the truth.

That's the real problem area.

It's not necessarily to say that

Biden should have been nailing this perfectly from the beginning.

It is a difficult situation to deal with.

Really difficult.

The criticism fairly to Biden can be in the change of incentives here, which is inviting this sort of behavior.

On the other hand, I mean, what was inviting the behavior with Trump?

It was that they were afraid he was going to crack down even more, so they wanted to get in before the deadline.

This is a whole nother situation.

They want to get in because they think they're getting free stuff and a free pass.

But the issue was how they treated Trump, and that was ridiculous.

That was really the problem here.

I mean,

the way they're treating Biden now, you could argue, is okay, well, they're recognizing

it's a difficult situation, and they're applying,

you know, they're giving some note to the crisis, but not treating him like they're literal concentration camps.

That's probably how they should have been doing it the whole time.

They just changed the standard completely for Donald Trump and now want to act as if they never did it.

Well, Donald Trump to them was Adolf Hitler personified.

Joe Biden is just a guy who's dealing with a humanitarian challenge.

Challenge.

It's bad, it's Pelosi.

A humanitarian challenge.

Challenge.

And it's, yeah, it's not even a crisis.

It's just a challenge.

No.

The media is calling it a crisis.

And it is.

It absolutely is.

It is.

The problem is it's a crisis Joe Biden created.

It's not that there's never been a crisis before.

There's been a crisis.

Every single president, I think, as far as I can remember in my life, has dealt with some sort of border crisis.

They haven't always been exactly the same brand or style, but they have been facing every single president in my lifetime that I can remember.

There's always been an issue here, which of course is why we've been arguing for decades that you need to take care of the problem in a real way once and for all.

You can't just

decide, well, we're going to expand the migrant facilities on the border and expect this to take care of the problem.

You're not addressing it at all.

I think the somewhat new aspect to this is the unaccompanied children.

Yeah.

Years past

There weren't a lot of kids showing up that weren't accompanied by adults.

Now there are.

There's a bunch of teenagers and even preteens that are showing up at the border by themselves.

Either they've been led there by coyotes,

by human smugglers, or their parents have

been stopped somewhere along the way and they said for the kids to keep going.

And so what the Biden administration is realizing now is it's tough to reunite them with the parents when you don't know where they are.

Right.

And you don't know who they are.

It's hard to, what are you going to do?

Just release them back into Mexico with no

authority figure?

No.

Right.

Like that's difficult to do as well.

Yeah.

And of course, this is a strategy, right?

As you point out, Pat, overwhelmingly, we're talking about teenagers here.

When we say,

everyone's like, oh, children get separated.

That sounds like there's five and six year olds there.

There are a few of those.

Very, very...

it's mostly 15 year olds like mid teenage type years

and yes i understand that they're under the legal age uh when it comes to 18 and they can't vote until they get until they get 18 or nancy pelosi lets them but it is a situation where they are

they are in a in a world

uh in the united states where

what are you gonna do what are they what are you going to do they're going to put them in these facilities uh with HHS, and they're going to hang around there for a while.

And then eventually, probably somebody who's already here in the family comes and claims them, and they wind up coming into our country with their 26% positivity rate for COVID.

And you have to, yeah, and aside from all the disease aspects of this during a pandemic,

you have to make sure that the person that you're releasing them to is somebody who's not nefarious, who's somebody who doesn't have bad motives.

and that's really tough.

They could be sex traffickers,

they could be just about anybody, you don't know.

So they have to be really careful about who they release them to.

None of that was taken into consideration during the Trump administration.

Nope, zero.

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So, a year later,

looking at some of the inaccurate predictions about what would happen during the COVID pandemic.

You know, it's hard to believe that every prediction wasn't exactly accurate, but apparently they weren't all accurate.

Really?

Yeah.

Yeah.

The 2.2 million deaths

hasn't turned out to be accurate for one thing.

That's true.

Although the 2.2, to be fair, the 2.2 million deaths was if we did nothing, which is a literally impossible situation.

It's like at some point, someone's going, when there's 2.15 million people dead, someone's staying home from work.

So there is literally no world in which that, it's a pointless prediction.

But yes, that did not come close to coming true.

Uh,

but um, some of the predictions like Andrew Cuomo, who I think you've heard of him?

I have you not?

So I've heard um Andrew Cuomo is awful.com.

I've heard that.

You have that.

That's the main thing I've heard, yes,

about him.

Apparently, based on some epidemiological epidemiological curve at the time, he said in 45 days, the state could have up to 110,000 beds that people need compared to our current capacity of

53,000.

He also said 37,000 ICU units would be necessary and ventilators,

and they only had 3,000 ventilators at the time.

So what really did happen?

Well, the hospitalizations in the state didn't quite reach 110,000.

They were at 19,000, just under 19,000.

Not 119,000.

Not 119,000, 19,000.

I don't know.

Somewhat less than 110,000.

I don't think there is a bigger area in which these predictions missed.

And Cuomo was probably the most guilty of this, but

these were widespread.

When it comes to hospitalizations and ventilations, they were way,

way off.

A big portion of that, the problem was the CDC, who was giving these recommendations as to how many

hospital beds and ventilators and all these other things would be associated with, yeah, that would be associated with each death.

Then they were just so wrong on it.

Now, the death numbers, their predictions weren't nearly as bad.

I mean, some of them, the 2.2 million, as you mentioned, was kind of that.

But in that same,

in that same,

that was from the London one, right?

The Imperial College of London, I believe.

It was 2.2 million.

And they said the numbers, you know,

if we did mitigation efforts could be over a quarter of a million, which obviously, you know, that turned out to be true.

There's a guy in the New York Times they highlighted that made, it was in March, and he said 480,000 deaths, but that could be conservative.

And we're at, what, 560 or something now?

Somewhere in there, something like that.

Yeah.

So

it's slowed way down, though, fortunately.

Yeah, thank God.

I mean, we're now down to, from where it was, we're down back to our summer peak numbers, and it's coming way down.

Remember, deaths lag a few weeks from actual cases.

So that number is not going to continue to come down over the next few weeks.

So of the 37,000 ICU units

Cuomo said they'd need, they actually had 5,225.

13% of the forecast.

13%.

Same thing with Hamilton.

And remember, this is his justification for the nursing home situation.

Yes, exactly.

We're going to get so many people that come into the ICUs, we're going to have to clear those out.

We've got to send these people back to the nursing homes, and everything will be fine.

Yeah.

And remember the big hospital ship he demanded that Trump move into the New York Harbor, which the president accommodated at the time.

They moved that giant hospital ship, which I think had six, was it six thousand?

Sounds about right.

Yeah, they used five.

These five thousand.

Five people.

Just five thousand?

No, five.

Just five?

Five point zero.

Five people.

Five decimal people.

Ever used your hospital ship?

No, five.

Just five people.

One, two, three, four, five.

Which one

was the best use, though, of those five?

Can you point to

and we shouldn't mean to hammer Andrew Cuomo because I'm not the type of person.

No, you're not to make something out of that.

You would never make a mountain out of a molehill.

No, and this is we know that.

This is, I'm making a mountain out of a mountain.

This is what I'm doing.

But a Brooklyn nursing home, which had, you know,

lots of death

wrote to and specifically requested and said, hey, we've got these people coming back from hospitals.

They still have COVID.

I know your directive says we have to take them, but hey, do you mind?

Can we send them over to the completely empty ship, which is like a few miles away?

And why would you say no to that?

Right.

And

they rejected it.

They rejected it.

And so these people went back to

kill people in the nursing home.

Do we know?

I mean,

is there a thought or have they explained that at all?

Because I've never heard the explanation, if there is one, that no, uh-uh, we want them at the nursing home infecting older people.

That's what we want.

Their stated

explanation is that they were expecting this wave of people to show up and they wanted to have room for them when they did.

I mean, again, it's a terrible justification because this was playing out all over the country.

At the time, we had seen that these numbers were a little lower.

And I can understand

if you have a wave,

you have to come up with

way to deal with it.

Now,

it does not justify sending them back to the nursing homes with the most vulnerable people.

Not at all.

Facilities that wrote to Cuomo and said, specifically, we do not have the ability to treat these patients.

We do not have the ability to separate them.

Many of these nursing homes do not have private rooms.

So they were sending them back into rooms with other people that weren't infected.

My God.

Just think of how bad this is.

Not to mention you had all of the issues with, you know, they didn't have the appropriate PPE.

They're not a facility

that's designed to deal with a pandemic.

That's not what they do.

Right.

It's not a hospital.

A hospital.

So you could say, theoretically, right, if this wave of new patients came in and they felt like these people were on the right end of COVID, though still

contagious, maybe

they had to get them out of there.

If they had waited for that and pushed them back to the nursing homes, you could at least say, okay, well, they got overwhelmed and they had nothing they could do.

Now, my certainly a person who writes a freaking book about leadership wouldn't use that excuse, right?

Someone who's in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, writing a freaking book about leadership in the time of a pandemic, wouldn't say, oh, we're overwhelmed.

What are we going to do?

And how well he handled the whole thing.

Yeah.

And that's what's the book.

The book.

Yeah.

And again, you know, this is, he was,

he was correct in that he was a leader.

He was a a leader in these, these policies that killed thousands of seniors.

He did lead in that way.

He was, he was uniquely bad in the United States of America for a governor.

But you could at least justify the policy if he waited until the wave came.

He preemptively emptied the beds and put them back into nursing homes.

And, you know, the death toll is gigantic, including rejecting totally reasonable requests from nursing homes to say, hey, we've been reading about giant ship.

Hey, you know the Javit center that you prepared for COVID patients?

There's no one in it.

What do you say?

Maybe we put the patients there instead of around the ones here that aren't contagious.

No reason not to.

No reason not to.

And yet they just

wouldn't do it.

And we should point out on this book.

Number one,

they had a report that came in about these nursing home deaths.

And they, we now know that his top aides went in there and edited the actual number of nursing home deaths out of the report.

That is not a question anymore.

That is known that they went in there and edited it out, obviously for politics.

That edit happened four days before his first public comments about his book.

Four days.

So it's

incredibly clear to me, Pat.

that this is what was going on, that he was,

he knew this book thing was coming.

He knew he wanted to cash in and make millions of dollars.

And so he lied and edited this report so that we wouldn't know how bad of a job he did.

And in addition to that, we should note on the book, I saw a stat the other day that he had sold.

I looked at this, I had to read it like two or three times because the first time I'm like, did he really only sell 400 books in a week?

I was like, that's what it was.

I think it was this one.

I looked at it.

I was like, wow, 400 books.

That's it in an entire week.

And then I reread the sentence and no, it was 400 books in an entire month plus.

It was like

a month and a week.

Got to be careful.

It was like, you know,

wow.

I mean, he's selling nationwide like

five or ten books a day is the pace.

That is a breakneck pace right there.

Really right there.

Think of that.

You know, so he

the book has been, you know, had this big launch at the beginning, and I think think it sold something like 45,000 copies since the beginning.

Remember, this is when he was in

a huge praise period of his governorship, and he got a seven-figure, they say low-to-mid seven-figure bonus on this.

There's no way he's going to earn that out.

I mean, this is

a miserable failure.

These book companies keep complaining about people not buying books.

Oh, I don't know.

Maybe not.

I give out seven-figure advances to these dolts

that cannot do anything as far as sales.

Strangely, though, on the Cuomo front, there's somebody who actually noticed a little something

about the Cuomo brothers, both of the awful Cuomo brothers, Chris and Andrew.

Eric Wemple of the Washington Post was on CNN over the weekend, and he actually commented on CNN's love-a-thon between the two of them.

Watch this.

But I would be remiss, Brian, if I didn't mention CNN's own huge media story here with Chris Cuomo, the anchor at the 9 o'clock hour, who covered Andrew Cuomo and had all these wonderful love-a-thon interviews with him, more than 10 of them.

And they suspended the conflict of interest rule for Chris Cuomo for those interviews, yet all of a sudden they've enforced it again now that Andrew Cuomo is in the midst of an historic scandal in the Albany State House.

So I think that that is a major black eye for CNN.

Yeah.

Thank you for noticing.

That's, I mean, one of those rare instances of some journalistic integrity where he's actually calling out CNN

on CNN.

You never see that.

Did Brian Stelter respond to that?

I didn't hear the response.

I didn't either.

I'm curious.

They cut it right there.

Because it is one of those things that is so

obvious.

It's such a blatant disregard for any journalistic integrity.

Yeah, the CNN, the love-a-thons he talked about, did over 10 of those interviews.

Over 10 of them.

First of all, they were always, always from the beginning, horrible.

There was never anything endearing about them.

They were always horrible.

But they had a six-year ban in place for Chris Cuomo to interview Andrew Cuomo.

Six years, and they withdrew the ban during the most important story of all of our lifetimes.

Wow.

And then they're like, well, you know, arguably, certainly in CNN's lifetime.

Yeah.

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is amazing to me.

I don't watch The Bachelor or The Bachelorette, and he's the host of it and has been since the late 30s, I think.

Yeah, if you're are you like me, you won't watch because you're uncomfortable with the gendering of The Bachelor and Bachelorette.

You don't like the fact that they are like these gender roles are traditional, and I don't like that.

I don't like that they named it.

That's exactly why I don't watch.

I will not watch a show that does that.

I won't.

Just the fact that they're named Bachelor or Bachelorette.

That makes me uncomfortable.

Is offensive to me.

It's offensive.

Why can't a Bachelor be a Bachelorette?

Thank you.

That's what I've said all along.

All along.

Since the 30s.

And yes.

You've had that.

You had a, I don't like the bachelor because they call them the bachelor, and I don't like the bachelorette because they call them the bachelorette bumper sticker on your Model T

back in the 1990s.

Early 30s.

Yeah.

70 years before The Bachelor even began.

You were on this one.

Yeah, I was on it.

Anyway, Chris Harrison

is so apologetic over his role in

this unbelievable scandal that took place.

Now, I guess it was a bachelorette, right?

That went to a, this is somebody who was on the show, a contestant, one of the contestants.

For the affection of a bachelor.

Is that what it was?

I believe so.

Or was she the bachelorette?

Anyway, she went to an antebellum party.

in 2018,

which is you dress up like a Southern Belle.

Right.

And now I did not know these things were a thing.

I didn't know in 2018.

I didn't know in 2021.

But apparently they were a trendy thing to do a few years ago.

And now it's the worst thing you could possibly do.

Right.

So

now, like, basically, like burning a cross on your front lawn.

Like, it's basically an equivalent.

Now, I didn't know.

You dress up in a Southern Belle outfit.

You have essentially endorsed

the Klan.

You're a Klansman.

Yes.

That is what is happening.

Yes.

And to the point of now, we are at the idea that one of the biggest country bands in the world, Lady Antebellum, is now like Lady A?

He couldn't even come up with another good word.

It's like, what if we just abbreviate the old word?

Nobody will know what we're talking about.

Or Lady A.

And then they found out they had actually taken that name from another artist who then sued them.

But the whole point is, it's completely ridiculous.

This is a totally new standard.

It was not in effect at the time she was at this party.

No one was saying, you know, like

it was not a controversial thing at the time.

And he defended, he so he kind of defended her.

He said, come on, it's like the woke police.

He did, yeah.

Going after her on this.

He didn't really defend her.

What he said basically was, look, she deserves a little grace.

We haven't even heard from her yet on this.

And

I would like to at least hear what she has to say.

I don't know what she has to say.

I don't know the story of this, but but I think we're looking at this with 2021 eyeballs instead of 2018 eyeballs.

And, you know, that could be different.

And that was the worst thing you could possibly say,

I guess, at the time.

And give a little grace is not exactly

an unknown standard.

There's been some books written about it long ago that mentioned maybe having grace for others is a good thing to do.

Yeah, it's a long book, too.

I'm surprised, you know, it was a bestseller, though.

It was a best-selling book, and you should go back and maybe read some of it.

Yeah,

it's fantastic.

Lots of really interesting stories.

There's floods.

It's all crazy.

But

this, and I have to say, because

the Dr.

Seuss thing went on last week and the week before, right?

Where the Dr.

Seuss books go away.

Even Glenn,

we said this on the air.

Glenn said something about the Dr.

Seuss thing and how it's like we're going down this road of fascism, and people like John Oliver piled on him and said how dumb he was, as they always tend to do.

And as we noted on the air, by the way,

Dr.

Seuss is not the best example of cancel culture.

Their family, right, were the ones that stopped printing these books.

What we were commenting on is how now everyone follows suit and is now pulling the old books off of sites like eBay and Amazon.

And we thought that that was problematic, among other things.

But like, it's not the best example of cancel culture.

There wasn't a widespread outrage about

Dr.

Seuss and these drawings.

It wasn't like a movement.

There wasn't a Twitter campaign.

And they did it on their own.

And they should not be forced to print books.

Like there's no

conservative would say, yes, we should force them to print the books they don't want to force as a company.

That would be a terrible idea.

However, the Chris Harrison thing might be the single best example of cancel culture that I can think of.

This is a guy who didn't do the thing in question.

He was not even defending the person who was in in trouble for doing the thing that was not a problem when it was done.

Only retroactively is it a problem.

And in addition to that, all he said was, we should hear what she has to say about this.

And also,

we should, you know, offer her a little grace on a mistake she

may have made, by the way, as a college student in a sorority.

Right.

Here's the quote.

A little grace, a little understanding, a little compassion.

Then he said,

Come on, how is that a problem?

Then he said, It's unbelievably alarming that people were just tearing this girl's life apart.

Is it a good look in 2018 or is it not a good look in 2021?

Because there's a big difference.

Well, I guess you can't say that, but even she

kind of went at him after that.

I know, and this is why I can't stand her.

This is terrible.

And also, by the way, I should point out, I ended this not being able to stand him either because they both came up with these ridiculous, over-the-top apologies for this nonsense and she

was even worse because she this is a guy she attacks him his career to defend her exactly and she's come out and jumps on the the the the cancel culture bandwagon saying it's not a good look ever because she's celebrating the old south she responded about herself about herself if i went to that party what would i represent at that party well i don't i don't know then why'd you go to the party yes i mean are you are you really if you knew it was a racist thing to do, then

that's what you're telling me now, then what?

Why did you go?

And she gets the pass here.

Somehow, she's the good one.

She did the thing.

And he loses his job.

And he loses his job.

Now, his apology was so irritating.

I wound up turning on all of them after reading it.

He goes, to my Bachelor Nation family, I will always own a mistake when I make one.

So I am here to extend a sincere apology.

I have this incredible platform to speak about love, and yesterday I took a stance on topics which I should have been better informed.

While I do not speak for Rachel Kirk Connell, my intentions were simply to ask for grace and offering her an opportunity to speak on her own behalf.

What I now realize is I have done harm and caused harm by wrongly speaking in a manner that perpetrates racism.

The hell are you talking about?

No, when you're asking for grace, you're not perpetrating racism.

No, you're not.

I'm sorry.

No.

And for that, I am so deeply sorry.

I also apologize to my friend, Rachel Lindsay, I guess was interviewing him, for not listening to her better on a topic she has

first-hand understanding of.

Really, was she a victim of an antebellum party as well?

Is that what happened?

And humbly, thank the members of Bachelor Nation who have reached out to me to hold me accountable.

I promise to do better.

Now, look, the guy's trying to defend his multi-million dollar job.

That's it.

There's no way a human being actually feels this way about this situation.

None of them.

None of the people accusing them of this care and think it's done harm to anyone.

No one asking for grace for a sorority girl at a party who's on the bachelorette from three years ago.

From three years ago is not an action that harms someone.

That is not what it does.

No one, zero people on earth were harmed by his statement.

None of them were.

They can act like they're harmed.

nor was anybody harmed because she dressed up as a southern bell no in fact no one even knew about it no one even knew about it stop it people like people are like well we've exposed them and now that's and and then she has to apologize for the harm well if no one knew the party existed who's causing the harm the people exposing her are calling the causing the harm but of course the truth is no harm happened it's a total lie in every way so we can all get rage clicks i guess we're supposed to post this stuff and ruin both of these people's lives for no freaking reason.

I mean, it may be the single best example.

I think it is.

He's talking about biblical principles of forgiveness and grace

and applying them to an idiotic, moronic bachelor contestant who probably has the IQ of a pear.

The fruit.

And there just is no redemption anymore.

There's just no,

there's absolutely zero forgiveness and no redemption.

You can't even consider it anymore.

And these guys really, neither one of them did anything wrong, as far as I can tell.

One dressed up in a southern bell outfit from the 1800s.

The other said, yeah, maybe that's not a big deal.

Again, when I dress up as a vampire, I am not advocating the sucking of blood from necks of victims.

That is not what you do when you dress up in a costume.

No one who dresses up as Freddy Krueger is advocating entering people's dreams to carve them up with razor fingers.

That's not what you're doing.

You are not advocating the belief of the costume that you are wearing.

This is complete insanity.

And we just, it just rolls on.

And we get these things like, because they can find Dr.

Seuss, which is still disturbing but not perfect example of cancel culture.

They're all do speeches about that one.

They'll all say, oh, cancel culture doesn't even exist.

Look at this, Dr.

Seuss.

The family canceled the books.

Well, what about this one?

This guy's not, as far as I know, not a conservative.

You're free to not hate him.

He's just being destroyed for no reason.

No reason.

Just this weird cancel culture bloodlust for no reason at all.

There's no reason to believe he has any of these, any racist feelings.

There's no reason to believe he's even for low taxes.

You are free to like him.

And yet, here it is.

We've got to destroy the guy anyway.

It's incredible.

Incredible.

Until this year,

I mean, well, maybe last year.

I'd never seen anything like it.

And now we see it all the time.

All the time.

We see it every stinking week.

Yeah, I did this thing last year on Stu Does America, my show on Blaze TV, which

was called the Cancel Culture Olympics.

And I was like, oh, we should do one of these like once a year, maybe, or maybe even twice a year.

I could do it every single day.

Yeah, for sure.

With all these new people.

It happens every day.

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That should be fascinating to watch.

Wilbur Ernesto Martinez-Guzman, 20-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, was charged with murdering 56-year-old Connie Koons, 74-year-old Sophia Rankin, 81-year-old Gerald David, and his 80-year-old wife, Sharon, in January 2019 when prosecutors said he was attempting to steal money from his victims to buy more meth.

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in Guzman's native El Salvador due largely to COVID-19 travel restrictions.

But I guess there's a lot of evidence in El Salvador that the guy's intellectually disabled.

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I wonder how you prove that someone is intellectually disabled.

We have some prominent people in this country that I think might be intellectually disabled.

And

that doesn't seem to bother anybody.

So.

Yeah,

the thing that

screams to me in this story is to just open up the borders immediately.

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And that's what I'm pushing for.

As they slide from Mexico into the United States, as soon as they cross the border, there's like a scanning machine that just scans them into the voting system.

Yes.

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And I think, like,

I'm not saying that they should.

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Those are the people fighting for these wonderful policies.

So give them an automatic Democratic vote.

And then, you know, if they want to come in, they can opt out of that vote for potentially a Republican or maybe an Independent.

And the slide should also slide them all the way to San Francisco.

I feel like it too.

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It's funny that these cities don't seem to want that.

No, it isn't.

They want the borders open, but they don't necessarily want the people crossing them to arrive in their city.

No, they do not.

It's strange.

And they say, you know what they say, Pat?

They say, well, we couldn't afford it.

Well, wait a minute.

I thought they were adding so much to our economy.

Right.

I thought they helped our economy.

Yeah.

What do you you mean?

They're a boon to our economy.

I don't understand why you wouldn't be able to afford it.

Very strange.

It is a very strange thing.

It's almost as if there's some intellectual limitations there.

Almost.

Almost.

Speaking of intellectual limitations,

Megan Markle is considering apparently running for president,

which I don't think would go really well.

But this feels like, as you were saying earlier today, it feels like this is going to happen.

It does feel like

in this weird soap opera we're living through, it does feel like she's going to just become president.

I don't know how.

It does.

It just would be...

It does.

And I kept thinking, like, you know, maybe Megan Markle is like our last step in the Revolutionary War where we destroy.

the British crown.

Oh, right.

You know, many years later.

But it could be the opposite.

It could be that they're retaking over.

If we had a prince as the first man,

the first dude in office,

it could be that

this could be an extension of the revolutionary movement.

That's our link back to Britain.

And all of a sudden, these really pro-British policies keep getting passed.

I don't know.

That's exactly what would happen.

I'm watching you, Megan.

I'm watching.

It's exactly what would happen.

And she'd be elected.

We'll keep an eye on that.

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Arlington police, Arlington Washington police were called to a bus stop near a middle school after a report of a young black man brandishing a handgun.

That man, Tamon Leveret, later said he was stopped and frisked by police for no reason other than being black.

I hate when that happens.

But Arlington, Washington police say their investigation showed it was actually Leverette who called and reported himself to the police.

He was apparently, he'd done this multiple times.

He was trying to elicit a beating at the hands of police so that he could

apparently record it and create a sort of George Floyd situation.

Is that bizarre?

That is very bizarre.

Though it is consistent with our society as a whole, where victimization is prioritized over all other things.

Yes.

If you can prove that you're a victim, you win the day, right?

That's how people survive

in this world.

I mean, look, we just talked about Megan Markle, who came out and like, look, I don't know what happened behind the scenes there.

Would I be shocked if a royal family did bad things?

No.

But her life hasn't exactly been the story of oppression.

You know, I watched

for what, seven of the nine seasons on suits, where she made a lot of money on a high-profile show for USA

where she was great.

And then she went from that.

She had to leave her high-profile TV job because she had to be named a princess.

Literally.

I don't know if if that's exactly how those terms work, but she, you know, here she is.

You know, she's the princess, right?

Well, but she had to leave Buckingham Palace or wherever they lived in England.

I don't really pay attention to,

you know,

they've got a million different places they could live there.

But then they came to the United States and they had to slum it in a $14.5 million mansion in Los Angeles.

So

she's only in a $14.5 million mansion right now.

And these two people who have unlimited earning capacity for the rest of their lives and are in a $14 million mansion then got interviewed by a billionaire on TV to talk about how oppressed they all were.

Yeah.

It's like, I, you know.

How badly treated they were by the royal family.

And as dumb as all of that is, right?

What's really, I think, at the center of it is the same thing that causes this guy to call the cops on himself to hope he gets beat for a viral video.

Right?

Like, it's this idea that instead of achieving things,

your best outcome in life is to be a victim that everyone agrees is a victim so you can be praised and everyone will feel bad for you.

That's not healthy.

Like, you can't think of like a society, like, that's not how America was built, right?

America was built.

No, victimhood?

No, no, it's exactly the opposite.

I mean, yeah, we complained about the British quite a bit, you know, but what we did about it was create the best civilization in the history of humanity, right?

And

we constantly pushed through incredible strife to get there as a country.

And now it's like, oh gosh, like the ultimate achievement is to get like the bachelor host fired because

you were somehow oppressed by a party some sorority girl went to three years ago.

Like that is now like that you didn't even know about.

That you didn't know about until it was reported.

Yeah.

And that's some big cultural achievement.

Well, obviously it's not.

And I don't, you know, it's hard to know if whether like any of this is real.

Like I, it does feel like it's changing the fabric of our society where people are just so focused constantly on victimhood that they are unable to achieve things for themselves of any merit.

We've vilified merit in many ways.

And I'm not surprised to see people doing this.

You know, we see this all the time, Pat, with people who are like, you know, I waited on a table and then I went to get the receipt and it said, I don't approve of your lifestyle.

You know, like these things were like, I don't like lesbians and you appear to be a lesbian and I'm writing it on my credit card receipt with my name on it.

And, you know what?

Really?

As a rule, just don't do that.

They don't do that.

And all of them are fake.

Every case.

Yeah.

They're fake.

They're hoaxes.

Every time.

Almost every time.

And the media falls for it every time.

And I say falls for it, but it's not true.

What they do is they promote it without care of whether it's true.

And they say, well, well, this is what she reported.

We're just reporting what she said.

And then when the thing falls apart a week later and they issue a correction, it gets retweeted like four times.

And they got all their web traffic and they got all the retweets and they got all the attention for the story.

But I mean, all of those stories, Pat, come back and it's just nothing.

It's a giant nothing because people, even if they feel that way, don't act that way.

You know, like

even if they really don't like gay people, they don't write it on their credit card receipt.

You know,

it's an odd thing to do to torment people who have your credit card number.

Isn't it?

It's a really bad practice.

Yeah.

You know, yeah.

So I don't silly.

It just seems like most people are like, okay, I just want my pancakes.

You know, that's how people react to the world.

No one goes around writing nasty messages on receipts.

Or like, it's always the thing where they like, you know,

it's the receipt or it's a complaint to a manager.

It's like, really, somebody complain to your manager because they're like, I feel that she's a lesbian, and therefore, you should be aware that my appetizers did not taste as delicious as they should have.

So, it ain't.

I'm just, I'm offended that I was served by someone who seems to me to be a member of the LGBTQQIA 2 Plus Society.

And I'm really upset by it.

You're a real upset.

I won't be coming back here again.

No, I will not.

And that's because I am a conservative and I will not accept different people.

The other day

I was waited on by an African-American.

What is going on with our society?

People don't do things like that as a rule.

Now, of course, is it possible?

Of course.

Of course, anything is.

possible, but you have to slightly unlikely.

You have to take these things with just a grain of skepticism and say, look, this is just not how normal people act.

This is why I was going off on this thing that we're getting from every corner of the media and every corner of society right now.

There's apparently had a huge push of Asian Americans being brutalized by people, violence all over the place, because Donald Trump was calling it the China virus.

And that means that, like,

you know, there's all sorts of violence in every big corporation.

McDonald's just did one.

nike did one ben and jerry's you know name the company they've come out with hbo netflix uh disney nickelode made a statement they said i just want you guys to know we are not racist against asian americans that is what

sure

sure we made mulan

uh but don't look don't note that one and yes we made it like down the street from a concentration camp but don't notice that we swear we're really upset about this asian Asian-American violence.

And it's just,

forget everything else.

Just the sniff test here, okay?

You're telling me that there is a large amount of people who were sitting back totally fine, just like, and all of a sudden Donald Trump was like, you know what?

It's called the Wuhan virus or the China virus.

Something that had been repeated by every major media source for months, calling it the China virus.

Claiming over and over and over again.

All did that for months.

but then when donald trump said it it activated this group of people across the country these white supremacists who said you know what

because the chinese communist government covered up the origins and the beginnings of of the coronavirus i am now going to take that information and look for a person who looks asian could be from another country but looks asian uh looks chinese to me me, the racist.

And I'm going to go find that person and beat them up, even though there's a much better chance the reason they're here is because they were fleeing the Chinese communist government than them actually agreeing with the Chinese government communist government.

And I'm going to go beat them for that.

The mental gymnastics necessary to make that rational thought to someone is so inexplicable.

I have never in my life met a person who could have that thought process go from beginning to fruition.

Like, oh, hey, another country, the virus came from another country.

There may have been some issues with the government there that did, that, uh, that covered it up at the beginning.

Therefore, I'm going to beat up an American citizen who happens to be walking down the street and looks sort of like their residence.

Like, it's so idiotic and ridiculous of a concept.

So I looked into the details on it, and all of this information comes from this group, largely all of it, from stop AAPI hate.

Now, you do know, of course, course, what AAPI is.

Well, obviously, I mean, doesn't everybody?

Yeah, but if you wanted to illuminate an American practicing

incorporation, that's right.

Asian American practice Asian American Pacific Islander.

Pacific Islanders.

Yes, they get grouped together for some reason.

They can't have their own organizations to stop their hate.

They had to join together with the Pacific Islanders.

Yes, the Pacific Islanders were, they signed an agreement.

All right.

It was an alliance.

So

they came up with this self-reporting website.

A

San Francisco college professor started this.

And it's like, you can just write in be like, hi, I was walking down the street and someone called me a racist slur because I'm Asian.

And

I assume it's about, you know, COVID or whatever.

And you report it.

And then they just say, we got another report.

Like, that is the essence of it.

And when you look at the stats nationwide, first of all, almost all these attacks are happening in big cities.

You know, New York had 28 attacks against Asian Americans in 2020.

This is a city that Donald Trump lost by 50 points.

Okay.

Oakland is another area where there's been some attacks.

Donald Trump lost 82 to 16 in Oakland.

So this is not exactly the

MAGA hotspot you might think it would be

for incredible racist violence.

And of course, this plays out with the data.

The Oakland police said none of the attacks, none of them have any evidence they had anything to do with racism.

None of them.

Zero evidence of this.

There was one, I think it was New York.

Wow.

But they're like, it's a ninefold increase in Asian American violence.

All right.

I mean, that's really bad, right?

And it, look, any attack is obviously bad.

But it went from three to 28 in a year.

Now, 28 attacks,

granted, 28 too many.

I'm 100% on board for that.

But in a sense,

10 million people, I don't think.

We know.

No, and what we're finding out is many times, as you might expect, the makeup of the city happens to be highly African-American.

So many of these attacks happen to be African Americans.

Now, they could still be racist attacks by African Americans.

At least I think African Americans can be racist.

We've been told for a very long time they're not able to do such things.

But it could be that as well.

Bottom line here, though, is that, you know, this has been...

This narrative has been adopted as fact.

Sure has.

And when we find out from the FBI in 18 months that the actual total was up like 6% for the year or down 4% for the year, no one's going to notice.

No one's going to talk about it.

And it's going to be going to be pushed back.

It just doesn't make any sense that this would be happening at super high levels.

Any increase is bad, right?

But for the first two months of 2021, there were zero attacks, zero.

Now, if this was an escalating problem, why would we go two months in New York City with zero attacks?

It makes no sense.

And nobody, because everyone's terrified and they don't want to be Chris Harrisoned to death,

no one will say anything about it.

Like, if it is really happening, it is a big problem.

But, like, can we acknowledge that a left-wing professor's website that is self-reporting should not be driving a national movement?

Yeah, because it may not be super accurate.

Maybe not.

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outrageous COVID numbers in Mexico, Central, and South America, tying that into whether or not we should protect our borders.

Well, there's one city on earth

that has the highest number of deaths above normal

than any other.

And that city...

Los Angeles.

No.

No.

Austin, Texas.

No.

Nope.

Nope.

Any other guesses?

Houston, Texas.

No, not Houston, Texas.

No.

Dallas, Texas.

No, you keep saying all these southern cities, which would be weird considering the numbers are all better in the south than they are.

And it's not even New York City, which you might think with Andrew Cuomo in charge.

You might think.

No, it is Mexico City.

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So we're talking

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And of course, these people

from Mexico are coming across the border and other regions that are passing through Mexico.

These are really hard-hit spots that did very little to stop COVID, very little to test for it.

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So, you have a problem with these people looking for a better life here, the United States of America.

They're sneezing on us at the time.

Yeah, I kind of do.

I kind of do.

Yeah, in the middle of a pandemic.

Yeah.

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The second week of the trial, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin kicked off this morning with arguments over the stunning news Friday of the $27 million settlement for George Floyd's family over his death.

They're going to apparently recall seven of the jurors, I guess, and talk to them about how they feel about that settlement.

Because doesn't the settlement sort of admit wrongdoing on the part of the city?

Kind of does, right?

Seems like it.

You're paying $27 million for what?

Yeah.

If

Chauvin

turned

to be innocent somehow, what did you pay for?

Right.

And I think the answer, of course, is clear, which is they paid for their city not to burn down.

Now, I don't know.

I mean, I think, look, by my eye,

not being a criminal justice expert, by my eye, what happened there was absolutely

not lawful.

That being said,

why would you settle and have the settlement come out publicly before

the trial when you're selecting jurors?

Doesn't make any sense.

Doesn't make any sense to me at all.

Certainly, it's not giving, you know, Derek Chauvin his

it's not, it's not, it's not helping him

maintain his constitutionally guaranteed rights of innocence until proven guilty.

Right.

So he's charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter.

And the judge allowed prosecutors to reinstate third-degree murder charge last week.

So it will be interesting to see.

I mean, what is going to happen if he is found innocent?

Does that enter into the

jury's decision at all?

It would seem like

these are people.

It would be hard not to, wouldn't it?

To consider what's going to happen if you find this guy not guilty?

Well, it would just be a strange idea to pay someone $27 million for nothing,

right?

If you believe there is no wrongdoing, you don't pay $27 million typically.

Typically, and if you're going to pay $27 million, you don't do it while they're selecting jurors.

It's a tough situation.

Remember the OJ thing back in the day?

They had the trial trial, you know, where he where, you know, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit.

Yep.

And OJ gets off.

And then afterward, they had the civil trial, right, where you were going to find out how much money OJ was going to pay for this crime he had already been acquitted of.

Right.

And it was, it seems like the rational order of events.

Like to pay out a settlement before you have the verdict seems completely nuts to me.

I mean, you have to be able to,

I mean, they're in the middle of selecting jurors.

Again, I think you can't do this without prejudicing the jury.

I don't think.

I don't think so either.

I don't see how anyway.

And I don't know, maybe they're just not coordinated at all, but you'd think that this would be the type of thing that would be obvious.

This is not the time to settle.

Again, you could pay afterward.

You might say, well, look, it was still wrongful, even though he got off.

Like, maybe that makes sense.

I don't know.

Again, he has it.

He isn't going to get off.

I mean, he's going to be convicted of this.

I think.

I mean, Minnesota is like, they're going to figure out a way here.

Because if he is not convicted, now this is not, this is not constitutional.

This is not the way justice works.

But you're telling me there's not somebody in Minneapolis going, guys,

if this dude is not convicted, we are going to have a pile of rubble for a city.

That is exactly what they're all thinking there.

They know it.

They believe it.

When it just happened before there was any trial and there was any chance to hold someone responsible, the city was burned to the ground.

Now,

if this guy just walks out of there,

can you imagine?

You will be able to, it will be nighttime and you will look in the distance from hundreds of miles away and see a glow.

And probably a lot closer to that because probably a lot of other cities will have the same thing happen.

And that's what happened last time.

You know, I mean, look, it's just, it's just reality.

And I think, you know, there's a thing that the NFL does a lot that I've noticed where there's a controversial big ticket like news item and the NFL will come out with this like very long, aggressive suspension.

You know,

14 games.

And then they appeal it.

It goes down to like four.

And I swear the NFL is just saying like, let's just come out.

We'll act like, you know, we'll come out really tough on this stuff.

Really long suspension.

If it goes, if it under appeal, it gets cut in half, then it gets cut in half, fine.

But if we come out with a, too low of a penalty, we'll look like we're not controlling this issue and don't care about someone cheating or whatever.

And I would say it's Patriots because it's always the Patriots.

But if it's usually a Patriot-related issue, but then they'll just like, okay, well, so now it went from 14 games to three.

And what, but we tried our best.

And look, it got overturned in appeal.

What are we going to do?

You know, and I think

there is a temptation by a lot of these municipal governments to say, look, charge him with everything.

Like, who cares?

Make it the hardest.

It's one person.

Again, this is not the right instinct.

It's against

everything that our country stands for.

But there is an argument, I think, that these people have, and they say, look, just charge him.

At least we're coming out hard.

And if he gets off, he gets off.

We can't control that.

But go after him.

Yeah, well, and they, and they are.

Second-degree murder, manslaughter charges.

So that must mean more than one.

And now they've reinstated reinstigated a, they've reinstated a third-degree murder charge.

Right.

So they are just throwing everything at him to see what sticks.

And they're hoping something will stick.

Yeah.

They want first-degree murder.

It's like, I don't think you could argue he liked it.

That he planned it.

Pre-planned it.

Probably not.

Probably not.

You know, who knows the way that a lot of these jurisdictions have different

quirks about how these things get applied.

I don't know what the right degree of murder would be, but he's probably going to get convicted of one of the degrees.

And look,

I don't know a single person who thought, I think the police officer acted completely properly there.

I certainly didn't think that when this happened.

It looked like he was definitely guilty of wrongdoing.

I mean, there's no reason for you to have your knee on his neck for eight minutes, right?

I mean, I don't think any of us thought that was appropriate.

But the coroner's report afterwards that said that

he had a fatal dose of fentanyl in his system.

And then you realize, I mean, certainly that's going to come out in the trial.

And so would he have died anyway?

I don't know.

I mean, we'll never know that.

But

I think the jury will consider that once the evidence is presented.

I think the coroner's report will probably play a big part in this.

But

I don't.

I don't think that you can exonerate Derek Chauvin of his responsibility in this.

Right.

It's tough to tell, right?

right?

Like, even if, and that does seem to be the case that there were drugs in the system and they could have, you know, but that

it's tough because it's like, did the interaction push this over the edge?

You know, was it just such a stressful event that it pushed it over the edge, even though it didn't, you know, it crushes windpipe or something, you know?

There is a, it's going to be difficult, and medical experts will go back and forth on that, I'm sure, on the stands during the trial.

And look, the uncomfortable truth of the wonderful system we all praise here in America, America, this idea of innocence until proven guilty.

The uncomfortable truth of that is all of this matters.

Even if you think what he did was wrong, even if George Floyd,

you know, you might think is a complete saint and the greatest guy of all time.

I mean, it doesn't matter.

None of that matters if

the medical situation comes out in a way that he might be, you know, he still got fired, right?

He's still going to have repercussions.

He would likely will have, he will likely be convicted of murder, but it's possible that he would be convicted of a lesser charge.

And if that happens, still, cities will be burned to the ground over it.

And, you know,

people love this idea that

you're innocent until proven guilty when it's someone they like

who is benefiting from that.

And when it's someone who they don't like that is benefiting from it, they all hate this idea.

And while that is squarely part of our system, a person that we don't like who's innocent

does not get thrown in prison.

That's not the way it's supposed to work.

What is not part of our system is to sit here and glorify people who burned down cities because of the result.

That is the type of thing that

happens all the time in the media, but is not excusable.

It's not excusable to tear down a statue because you don't like what the guy said 300 years ago.

It's not excusable to go burn down a city because you don't like the result of a trial.

It's not excusable to create all sorts of violence

and to kill people because dozens of people died in the summer in those riots.

That was not just a it was not just a property damage situation.

Dozens of people died.

And I would also add on to it, it's also not acceptable, even if you think that you really don't like the results of an election, to go to the Capitol and overwhelm it.

Not okay.

But that's the only thing our media seems to understand occurred in the last year.

It's not the only event.

There's a lot of other things that, by the way, by scope, were much, much worse.

Much, much worse.

Yes, the symbolism of the capital thing was incredibly notable, and there's all sorts of problems, and I won't defend it for a second, but

the tearing up of many of our major cities and causing hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars of damage, disrupting economies, destroying lifelong family businesses of minorities throughout these cities.

It cannot be overstated how bad that is.

Was it Dick Durbin that said something like,

you can't compare the summer riots to

the January 6th riot insurrection because it was a huge disservice to the police officers who died?

Yeah,

the ones who died over over the summer and the riots, those, because there was several, there were several who died during that time period.

Whereas, yes, an officer died, but it wasn't apparently at the hands of the mob on January 6th.

So, I mean, they've taken this and twisted it so badly that it looks like January 6th was the worst thing that ever happened and that the summer of rioting was just fine.

Yeah, and they take every death associated.

Even when you have a completely peaceful rally, many times there's people who have medical events

and they die.

Every medical event associated with that, they are counting to the Capitol Hill death toll.

And you're right, like some of these deaths, look, it was violence.

And I feel at some level, it's just pointless to try to say anything here because...

It's going to be taken as this defense of the Capitol thing, which it is not doing.

I think it was really bad.

I called it in the moment a national disgrace.

But, like, 19 people at least died during the George Floyd riots and those associated with.

That's a huge number.

And we saw people beat to a pulp

by crowds on video over and over and over again in city after city.

Thankfully, some of them survived, so the number is not even higher.

None of this is excusable on either side, but it's amazing amazing to see.

And you see it too with the George Floyd thing.

Now we're back to saying cops are bad again.

Like when the Capitol Hill thing was going on, the police were good.

And we couldn't believe

how disrespectful those people were.

They were beating them over the head with Blue Lives Matter flags over and over again.

At the same time, we would go back and forth with the left all the time.

AOC was saying like, the Capitol Hill police came to my office and I wasn't sure if they were going to hurt me or not.

Right.

That was the way they were talking about it until we got to the impeachment hearing.

And then everyone respected the police more than anything in the world for two weeks.

And now, again, they're all evil again, and they're just beating up minorities for no reason.

Yeah.

Can you at least pick a lane?

Pick some, not even a lane, a direction on the highway.

Be nice.

It would be really, it would be nice.

But I know because the media allows them to have it both ways

every single time.

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Looks like Sarah Silverman is

done with the Democrat Democrat Party.

Is that possible?

She has posted an Instagram video from her podcast where she talks about how annoyed she is with her own party.

As an admitted Democrat, it's surprising that Silverman spoke about how absoluteness,

absolutistness of the party is a turnoff to her and that she doesn't want to be affiliated with any party at this point.

In speaking of the Democrat Party, she said it's so effing elitist.

You know, for something called progressive, it allows for zero progress.

She called it righteousness porn

and said, I really, I don't think I want to be associated with the party anymore.

That's pretty interesting.

You know, she's interesting because she's not, she's certainly not, she's not leaving the party because of conservative reasons.

Like, I really want low taxes.

I mean, she's borderline, probably AOC, democratic socialist level when it comes to policy.

The one thing that separates her from that crowd, though, is she's a comedian who makes her living on saying offensive things, and she doesn't like this woke cancellation stuff.

You know, and that's understandable.

Yeah, because it

affects her livelihood.

And it has affected her.

She lost a job because of a skit she did on Sarah Silverman show where she wore blackface.

Now, the skit in and of itself,

is mocking people who are racists.

Like it's the point of the skit is to say that racism is wrong.

Yeah, but that doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter.

If you've been in blackface, then that's, I mean, that cancels everything.

Which is incredible.

I mean, it's not that long ago that every edgy left-wing comedian did things like this to prove the point of how ridiculous racism was.

It was a very standard thing that happened.

Again, you might not like it, but it happened a lot.

Some of them did it just for comedic purposes.

Jimmy Kimmel.

Jimmy Kimmel.

Jimmy Kimmel did not do it to disprove how bad racism was.

He did it to look like Carl Malone.

Yes.

Because so he could say a black athlete is dumb.

And by the way, he did Jimmy Fallon.

Jimmy Fallon did Blackface.

Now, his was an impersonation of Chris Rock.

Yes.

It wasn't necessarily a mockery of Chris Rock, but he did do it.

But Jimmy Kimmel, like you said, was mocking Carl Malone.

Yeah, he was trying to make a black.

He was a woman

in blackface, making a black man look stupid.

That was his point.

He wasn't bad.

His point was, he can't talk.

This black man can't talk talk right.

This black man makes his point good.

Absolutely.

That was really his point.

There's no doubt about it.

That was it.

It wasn't any

larger point.

It wasn't any big, you know, philosophical, deep dive into the mind of a racist.

It was just him mocking a black person for not being able to talk correctly.

Which you would think would be pretty bad and that you would have some issues with that, but he's had none.

Yeah, he eventually.

It eventually rose to the point where the second he went on vacation, he apologized like on a tweet.

And then it was it.

And that was it.

That was it.

It totally fine.

Same thing with Fallon.

And I think legitimately, Fallon does not deserve a

criticism like that.

I mean, you know, he really,

really, it was just an ode.

He does a really good Chris Rock impersonation.

And they really does.

Saturday Night Live dressed him up as Chris Rock.

And I don't know if you know this, Jimmy Fallon's white.

So it's difficult for him to look like Chris Rock without makeup.

So they did it.

And I don't think they would do it today, but they did it.

That was it.

That's sort of, you could argue an innocuous use.

I don't think you can argue that with Kimmel.

Not at all.

Kimmel was.

No, he was just mocking him.

That's not the same.

No.

It was not the same.

And

he has not had to pay a price for that.

Now, look, I think

you shouldn't be canceling people, especially comedians, for jokes that they make.

I think it's a dumb practice.

But if standards were applied equally, we're living by their rules now.

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If you're getting a stimulus check, it'll probably help you for, I guess, a few weeks.

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Looks like the Marines are launching an amphibious attack on Tucker Carlson

and a

land attack as well.

Tucker Carlson actually commented on the fact that they're doing maternity wear for

Air Force pilots, I guess.

Like, are they going to fight when they're pregnant?

And

do they need maternity wear?

I don't know.

He was just kind of commenting on what the focus is for the U.S.

military and sort of compared that to

China and what their military is doing.

He said,

While China's military becomes more masculine as it's assembled the world's largest navy, our military, as Joe Biden says, needs to become more feminine.

Whatever feminine means anymore, since men and women no longer exist.

The bottom line is it's out of control and the Pentagon is going along with it.

Again, this is a mockery of the U.S.

military and its core mission, which is winning wars.

So apparently the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group took some offense to that and they publicly blasted Carlson.

They wrote, what it looks like in today's armed forces, Tucker Carlson.

And then they posted a picture of a female Marine carrying another Marine.

And then they posted, get right before you get left, boomer.

Is Tucker Carlson a baby boomer?

Is he even, I don't think he's even a baby boomer from that generation.

It's a shorthand for old person.

I think outdated views now,

I guess.

I guess.

But I don't know why the U.S.

military is engaging in that nonsense.

They shouldn't be.

Leave it to bloggers.

They shouldn't, you know.

And actually,

Ted Cruz is taking on the challenge.

He said, under Biden, the military is launching political attacks to intimidate Tucker Carlson and other civilians who criticize their policy decisions.

Officials in uniform are being used for the campaign.

I've demanded a meeting with the Commandant of the USMC of the United States Marine Corps to put a stop to it.

Be nice if he can do that

because, yeah, the U.S.

military should not be attacking private citizens.

And they have come out now after the Caruse

letter and are apologizing and saying, basically, we shouldn't be doing this stuff on social media, which is appropriate.

Of course.

Of course.

You know, obviously.

They said

we are human, and that tweet was intended to support our female warfighters.

We can do better.

We will collectively take a knee, review our procedures, and get back in the fight.

Our focus is to train, fight, and win, which, of course, again, should be.

Again, I don't know why these accounts even exist.

Why would you have anybody, certainly with a snark, tweeting from the U.S.

military in any capacity?

Why wouldn't you want to announce a recruiting drive on your social media accounts?

Fine.

you know you want to you

you want to you want to have a a place where you can tweet each public statement made with a link fine why you think you need to hire wise asses to fire back a cable news host as

host as the military no that's probably a bad idea yeah like everyone seems to be there's like a few brands that have done this pretty well like stake them

has done this pretty well where they'll like kind of just be wise asses to everybody or Wendy's I think is another one yeah that kind of they'll get in the middle of these things and tweet funny things, and everyone's like, Oh, gosh, this is what you should do with social media.

And then the next 500 companies do it horribly.

And

you,

at some point,

hey, tell me when you got a new value meal price.

You can tell me when you got a free, you know, you want to tell me you got spicy nuggets or back on the menu for a week.

Tell me about it.

You know, Taco Bell's got some new way of wrapping a tortilla and cheese around meat, beef, or bill.

I always want to know about that.

I want to know about it.

But I don't really need you to be the snarky entertainment source on Twitter, though I can at least understand it from a brand perspective.

I don't understand it from the U.S.

military.

We do not need it from the U.S.

military.

We do not want it from the U.S.

military.

I think it's a really bad sign that the U.S.

military is announcing it essentially has ideological enemies in the country.

Yeah.

That's really not a good thing.

Yeah.

Not supposed to be the way it works.

No, and I'm glad to see see that Ted Cruz stepped up.

And apparently,

before he even gets a meeting with the Commandant, they've already apologized for it.

So that must have had some sort of effect on him.

It's nice.

You know, senators have a way of doing that.

Yeah.

There's a bit of power, especially if you know you've made a mistake.

You know, like they have a way of sussing that out.

Also, dictionary.com tweeted out,

we've added 600 new words to dictionary.com.

Oh, good.

600.

Just the 600.

Yeah.

Now, didn't it used to be like we've added three new words?

Yes.

Now it's 600.

So just anything that shows up, I guess, in our vernacular, they just add and make a word out of it.

Yeah, it's no longer a big announcement.

It's just like if someone said it three or four times on Twitter, it's just an actual word now.

Do you have some examples of it?

I do.

Okay.

BIPOC.

You know what a BIPOC is?

Yes, BIPOC.

Something person of color, by black.

Indigenous

and people of color.

And people of color.

So black and indigenous, they get their own letters.

They get their own.

And all the other people of color are just people of color.

Are combined in that.

That's like stop AAPI hate.

Why do Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have to share an organization instead of...

I don't know.

It's wrong.

For my money, it's wrong.

Yeah.

Every organization should be together and apart.

Yes.

So you should not be jamming together BIPOCs.

That doesn't.

I mean, there's already black organizations, right?

The NAACP.

There's already indigenous organizations.

And then let's specify the people of color because there's also organizations for Hispanics.

And who's left?

The Asians are left, and they have their own group.

You have to wonder why they didn't get transgendered people and

Unitarians.

And then you could name it Tupac.

That would have been much better.

That would have been cool.

Yeah, that would have been cool.

Just an idea.

And then people would think Tupac is alive.

Just say, it would be a strange organization.

It would.

Transgendered people, Unitarians, and people of color all coming together.

It would be odd.

It would.

But worth it.

Worth it.

I think it would be worth it.

Do you know what a SpawnCon is?

A SpawnCon?

SpawnCon.

Sponsored content.

That's a new word.

Ah, like a new advertisement, basically.

These are just shortening other words.

These are not new words.

Deep fake.

Okay, yeah, sure.

A fake digitally manipulated video or audio file, typically featuring a person's likeness

and or voice in a situation that did not actually occur.

So deep fake makes sense to me.

I think that's...

It's a good one, Dad.

That's a good one, Dad.

Finna?

You know what Finna is, right?

I am not going to try to explain Finna.

It's a phonetic spelling representing the African-American vernacular English variant of fixing to.

So fixing to, I'm finna do that.

I'm finna

finish up the show.

So they're now just putting like mispronunciations in the dictionary?

Yes.

Yes.

And if you're going to put Finna in there, I think you have to have Trina.

You got to put Trina.

Trina is used all the time.

I've never, I don't know if I've seen Finnett nearly as much as I've seen Trina.

Trina.

I'm not trying to do that.

That's you're saying I'm not trying to do that.

Yes, right.

And because people misspell it intentionally online, that becomes

a word now.

That's bad.

It's one thing to, and I think a lot of this is a little bit of our

accepting of all cultures thing where like if some if some group says a word in an incorrect way intentionally, we just assume that that now it should be a word.

Yeah.

Like, you know, like if, let's say, Rachel Dolezal says she's black and she's actually white, Sean King says he's black and actually white, we're supposed to just respect that and just say, okay, yes, he's black, even though he's not black.

Same thing here.

Like, you know, if a group decides to pronounce a word in a way that it is not

accurate, we just say, okay, well, that's okay.

That's their culture, and therefore we should change the English language to form to it.

And it gets even worse.

Strange.

It gets even worse.

Because this is just a mispronunciation of a word that has now become a word unto itself.

Supposedly.

I mean, come on.

Are you kidding me?

That is not a word.

It's an adverb meaning, as may be assumed, imagined, or supposed.

No, it isn't.

No, supposedly is, but supposedly is just

a six-year-old saying supposedly wrong.

Yes.

That's what it is.

And a bunch bunch of people not realizing they had it wrong their whole lives.

Right.

So because I mean, why wouldn't you define if it's really a different word?

Why wouldn't you define supposedly as just supposedly?

The only word you need to explain it is the word they're trying to say.

Exactly.

Exactly.

That is asinine.

That's asinine.

Yeah.

That's just, that's.

Then there's in bigum.

In biggin.

E-M-B-I-G-G-E-N.

M biggin.

Is that from a show?

Like, wasn't there there a Simpsons episode or something?

I don't know.

It's to

make or become bigger.

You embiggen something.

They don't have

an origin of embiggen.

They don't have.

Well, let's see.

Definition.

Embigon.

No, I don't see a definition.

Or an origin.

No, I don't see it.

It was.

A word first heard on The Simpsons in 1996.

Embigon?

Yes.

In 1996?

Yes.

It is the motto of of the Simpsons fictional town of Springfield, which it reads: a noble spirit embiggins the smallest man.

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It was called the American Experiment.

Some experiments failed.

And this one did.

Sorry.

Yes.

200 and good run.

45 years into

it.

We had a good run.

Yeah.

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We just got to call it a day.

You know, it's just not working anymore.

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Disney Plus believes

they will overtake Netflix in subscribers by 2024.

That's only three years from now.

And they had quite a head start.

Netflix has, I think it's 23 million right now.

203 million subscribers worldwide.

Disney has, they just passed the 100 million mark.

And to me,

I'm not that in love with Disney Plus.

It doesn't seem to be a lot on it.

There's not a lot of content, except if you have kids and they like

the old movies.

Yeah.

The classic movies.

There's plenty of that, but I'm saying as far as new content to me.

New content?

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There's Mandalorian and Wandivision.

And for you, there's only one thing because you don't like Wandivision.

I don't care about Marvel.

You don't care about Marvel.

I don't care about that.

Yeah.

And I love Star Wars, and I'll watch pretty much anything related to it.

But, you know, Mandalorian, it was okay.

I didn't think it was unbelievable, but I got into it sort of the end of season one.

That's all I've watched.

It picks up at the end of season one, and I think it's much better in season two.

Okay.

So, I mean, the problem with Mandalorian was they were like, you know, there's this big reveal.

Except I had seen Baby Yoda on like 47 million pages on the internet already.

So like it was not a big reveal to me.

Do you know about the big reveal in the second season?

No, I don't want to know anything.

Oh, you don't?

No.

Okay.

I don't know anything about it.

But I don't, I also think it's a little bit of a scam, right?

Because I happen to be a Disney Plus subscriber, which I signed up and paid for.

And then like, I don't know how, some company I do business with gave me like a 10-year extension.

I don't know.

Really?

Yeah.

Like I got like all these free months and years to it.

So now I'm like, in 2029, I'll still be a subscriber, but I wouldn't have paid for a very long time, it seems like.

I don't know.

It seems like they gave away a lot of subscriptions to that to get it started.

Where Netflix, you know, they're giving you the trial, but everyone's signing up from the beginning.

You know, HBO Max is the same way.

I'm an HBO subscriber on my cable system.

And so I get HBO Max, and I'm sure I count as one of their subscribers, but it's not like I went out and like, I was like, oh, I got to have HBO Max.

It just kind of.

If you have HBO, you get HBO Max

automatically.

I don't know.

I have it.

And you didn't pay for it?

You didn't pay extra for it?

No.

I was just, I mean, I was already an HBO subscriber paying for HBO, so I was lumped in, which I've seen a lot of good things on HBO Max.

Way more content that I've liked on HBO Max than Disney Plus.

Oh, for sure.

It doesn't seem like Disney Plus does much of anything.

Right.

They've got a lot of old shows, but I...

It's true.

Yes, it's true.

Now, they're supposedly going to pump $15 billion into their content.

That'll change things.

That'll change it.

They should be able to come out with a couple of good shows.

They should be able to.

We'll see if they are.

But yeah, that should change things.

Now, HBO Max is getting all these first-run movies now that

they debut in the theater and on HBO Max at the same time.

That's a big one.

So that's huge.

Yeah, so HBO Max might be worth a little something.

It seems like everyone's just complaining about the movies that they've released that aren't that good.

Like, you know, the Wonder Woman thing.

Oh, man, that was bad.

Oh.

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