The Matt Walsh Show - Ep. 1335 - The Mayor Of Baltimore Attacks White People As The City Deals With Bridge Collapse

Episode Date: March 28, 2024

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, Baltimore is dealing with a major crisis after the bridge collapse this week. Still, the city's mayor took the time to go on MSNBC to complain about white people. We'll discuss. Also, a school board comes up with the worst imaginable solution to the trans bathroom debate. Philadelphia puts out a tourism ad featuring drag queens. And one of the most popular shows in the UK promotes something called "eco sexuality."   Ep.1335   - - -    DailyWire+:   Unlock your Bentkey 14-day free trial here: https://bit.ly/3GSz8go   Leftist Tears Tumbler is BACK! Subscribe to get your FREE one today: https://bit.ly/4capKTB   Get your Matt Walsh flannel here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj    - - -    Today’s Sponsors:   PureTalk - Get 50% off your first month when you make the switch! https://www.puretalk.com/Walsh     Tax Network USA - Seize control of your financial future! Call 1(800)245-6000 or visit http://www.TNUSA.com/Walsh    PreBorn! - Help save babies from abortion: https://preborn.com/Matt    - - -   Socials:   Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF   Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA   Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA   Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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I can't remember specifically at this moment. All of the ignoramus is discussed during the daily cancellation segment blend together in my mind, forming one big, loud ball of stupid. I can only assume that Joy has been featured multiple times because she is so aggressively, obnoxiously terrible in every way that a person can be terrible. You know, there are evil people who think they're virtuous. There are dumb people who think they're smart. Joy Reid falls into both categories. She even looks the part with the bleach blonde, short-cropped hair and the permanent scowl. She, you know, looks like the kind of middle-aged woman who yells at the pizza delivery guy because the pizza doesn't have pepperoni on it, even though it's not the delivery guy's fault,

and even though she didn't order pepperoni. The point is, I'm not especially a fan of Joy Reid, and I'm sure that has come through in the past. But today we have to pay her some special attention once again, unfortunately. And in fact, we're covering this in the opening monologue rather than the closing because the Joy Reid segment in question that we'll talk about takes a certain turn that makes it even more relevant and in fact disturbing. So Joy took to her low-rated cable news show last night to call out the alleged racist conservatives who have been engaging in alleged racist conspiracy theories surrounding the Baltimore bridge collapse. We talked about the conspiracy theory angle yesterday, but Joy takes this in a different direction. It would probably be easiest just to play the segment and walk through all the many ways that she gets things wrong. So here it is.

It's shame on those people who want to make something out of this that isn't there. They have this boogeyman philosophy, and if it's black or brown, it's something that they've got to target on. I just think that is just totally uncalled for a time like this. That was Maryland Congressman Quaysian Fume last night on this very show, talking about the rampant conspiracies being hawked by the right, about Tuesday's tragic bridge collapse in Baltimore. It has been a grab bag of right-wing grievances, barely-coded racism, and flat-out lies. Noted Jewish space lasers and Q&on conspiracist, Marjorie Taylor-Green, suggested the disaster was the result of an intentional attack, perhaps by the space lasers.

Well, actually, she didn't suggest that it was an intentional attack, and even if she did, that's not a conspiracy theory. Intentional attacks on infrastructure are a well-known threat. There's nothing outlandish about suggesting that it may have had. happened, but she's not even suggesting. The tweet that Joy briefly flashes on the screen says, quote, there should be a serious investigation into the horrifying tragedy of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland. Is this an intentional attack or an accident, praying for the victim, survivors, and families? Now, which part of that tweet is conspiratorial or outlandish? In fact,

I can't imagine a more measured and normal way to respond in a situation like this. Is Joy Reid suggesting that it's inappropriate to even wonder whether the incident wasn't intentional? Well, that's odd because the people investigating the crash also wondered about that. Now, so far, they're saying that they don't think that it was intentional, but that's obviously an angle they pursued immediately because that's a normal thing to wonder about. So are they conspiracy theorists too? Joy doesn't say. Let's continue. But the most idiotic and racist theories had to do with their newest boogeyman, diversity, equity, and inclusion, DEI. A Republican congressional candidate in Florida tweeted that DEI did this.

And a right-wing blue check account that's been boosted by Elon Musk in the past just blue straight past the dog whistling, tweeting to its 276,000 followers, quote, Baltimore's DEI mayor commenting on the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, it's going to get so, so much worse, prepare accordingly. The post included a clip of Baltimore's black mayor, Brandon Scott. I cannot believe I have to say this. Brandon Scott was elected with 70% of the vote in 2020 in a city that is 61% black. So by right-wing logic, a diversity hire would have been a white man, which of course is what they want. Only the white Christian men may have the things. And at this point, it's evident what they mean by DEI, right? Okay, it means black people.

It's the reason the Wright complained about critical race theory. It's not fashionable to be openly racist anymore in America, unlike what they call the good old day. So referring to a black mayor as a DEI mayor gets the point across, right? So fellas, why don't just say what you mean? You can't stand black people. We get it. You've been heard. Well, we can't stand you specifically.

But you're an individual person. You're not an entire race. Now, a few points here. Number one, it is fashionable. it is fashionable to be openly racist in this country, just not against black people. But Joy Reid herself proves, and what comes next in this very segment that we're watching will again demonstrate that racism against white people is indeed very fashionable. And second, she's showing us tweets to prove whatever point she's trying to make.

And as we've seen, the first tweet that she displayed from Marjorie Taylor Green totally contradicted her point. She wants to demonstrate the conservatives in the Maine are being wildly conspiratorial about this. So she showed us a tweet where Marjorie Taylor Green was completely. completely measured and utterly reasonable. And next we see a tweet from some congressional candidate I've never heard of. And then we see one from an anonymous account called,

I am yes, you are no, with a cartoon profile photo. You know, that guy, that world famous conservative thinker named, I am yes, you are no. Now, obviously, Joy is correct that it doesn't require DEI to get a black man elected mayor in Baltimore. every Baltimore mayor for the past 30 years, except one, has been black. They've also all been terrible, by the way, as the city has plunged into decades of crime, violence, and rampant drug use, but that's a topic for another day. But she is right that, you know, the joking nickname given to this guy by an anonymous

cartoon Twitter account is not technically accurate. Now, I ask the suggestion that DEI might have something to do with the bridge collapse itself. That may also not be accurate. We still don't know. We may never know for sure. There are many factors that played into this incident, factors that are still being investigated. And at this point, it's just not possible to say for sure whether or not DEI policies played a part somewhere along the line.

But if people immediately speculate about the role of DEI in incidents like this, it's not because those people are so terrible. It's because DEI is so terrible. The fact remains that DEI policies have deliberately and systematically lowered standards across the board in virtually every industry, all in the name of making every industry less white. That is a fact. It has happened. It is happening. Joy Reid supports and promotes those policies. And now we are witnessing the collapse of competence across the country because of it. Now, that doesn't mean that every catastrophe is linked to this campaign of destruction, the name of diversity, but it does mean that it's perfectly reasonable to wonder whether any particular catastrophe is linked to it. And it also means that inevitably, some people will draw that connection even before it has been factually established.

That's what happens when you come up with a racist policy. that intentionally makes everything worse in every conceivable way. So the problem here is the policy, not the random Twitter accounts that Joy Reid is crying about. But it wasn't enough to have Joy Reid cry about them on her own. She also brought the mayor of Baltimore on the air to respond to all of this. Now, you would think that the man who is the mayor of Baltimore has a crisis to attend to

and would be too busy to spend time doing an interview to respond to a joking tweet from an anonymous Twitter account. That's what you would think. That's what you would like to hope. But you would be wrong. Watch. Well, I think, listen, I know, and we all know, and you know very well, that black men and young black men in particular, had been the boogeyman for those who are racist and think that only straight, wealthy, white men should have a saying anything.

We've been the boogeyman from them since the first day they brought us to this country. And what they mean by DAI, in my opinion, is duly elected incumbent. We know what they want to say, but they don't have the courage to say the N-word, and the fact that I don't believe in their untruthful and wrong ideology, and I am very proud of my heritage and who I am and where I come from, scares them. Because me being at my position means that their way of thinking, their way of life, for being comfortable and suffering and while everyone else suffers is going to be at risk. And they should be afraid because that's my purpose in life.

Okay, I'm going to skip right past the mayor's statement that it requires courage to say the N-word. Something tells me that if any white person did say it in his presence, he would have a lot of things to say in response. And praising them for their courage would not be one of those things. But we don't have time to harp on that because the bigger headline here is this part. He says, quote, me being in this position means that there will. way of thinking, their way of life of being comfortable while everyone else suffers is at risk. And they should be afraid because that's my purpose in life.

So just to recap the situation, the mayor of Baltimore in the midst of a major disaster has taken the time to go on a political talk show to play the victim because someone tweeted something mean about him. And then in the middle of this little pageant, he proceeds to issue a threat and even declares that it is his purpose. His purpose is to put at risk the livelihood of these people he's threatening. Now, you might hope that, again, his primary purpose right now, he would hope is to figure out what to do about the fact that a bridge that carried 30,000 commuters a day is now lying at the bottom of the Patapsco River. But apparently not. Apparently, that's not his purpose. And who is the they that he's talking about here?

Who's the day? Is it that one guy? Is it the one guy with the cartoon profile? Is that who you talk? Is that what this is all about? Is that guy? But you said they. I don't think he identifies as non-binary, so he must be talking about more than one person. He says that their way of life is at risk, and they should be afraid.

Now, I suppose the most charitable interpretation is that he's talking about people that he deems racist. Even that would be disturbing. An elected official, a mayor in particular, should not be threatening anyone for having thoughts he disagrees with. That's what we're talking about here.

Much less should he be declaring that they should be afraid that he tends to put their way of life at risk. But it's worse than that. Because Mayor Brandon Scott of Baltimore has obviously demonstrated himself to be a typical far-left race-baiting Democrat. And we would know that, even without these statements on MSNBC,

simply because that's the only kind of person who gets elected to lead a city like Baltimore, you know, these days. Far left, race-baiting Democrats believe, and we'll tell you this explicitly, if they're in an honest mood, which, I mean, most of the time they are, but they will say this explicitly, that all white people are inherently racist. And they certainly believe that all white conservatives are inherently racist, which means that any threat issued obliquely against racist

is intended by them for a particular racial group. So this was an anti-white statement, and let's make no mistake about that, just as DEI is anti-white. Which means that Mayor Scott really has earned the moniker DEI mayor after all, just perhaps for a slightly different reason. Now let's get to our five headlines. Do you owe back taxes or still have unfiled returns? Not only is owing back taxes stressful, but the IRS has also become more determined than ever. The IRS's chief data and analytics officer revealed that they're focused on an enforcement project with an average return on investment of about $6 for every $1 spent.

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in Edwardsville as the school board votes to pass the proposal for Edwardsville High. Fox News, Max Deatonite and I was at the meeting which just wrapped up at Liberty Middle School. A passionate debate over millions of dollars going toward building new gender neutral bathrooms at Edwardsville High School. Some parents and others upset over this idea. Who watches the watchers? But using our tax money, money that I earned to do something I oppose is just so wrong. Shouldn't even be a consideration. It's wasting the public's time. Thank you. But others, including a current transgender student, argue the opposition is fear mongering and that these bathrooms are safe. From my experience as a transgender man, I rarely have ever felt safe in a public

restroom. This is an excellent opportunity to validate them as they are, to make education a safe space for them. I commend the board on moving forward with this. I encourage you to do so, and I thank you for your time. Take a look at your screen. These are renderings of the common area bathrooms boys and girls would share at Edwardsville High featuring private fully enclosed stalls for each student. There's a light above each room indicating whether the stall is locked and already in use. District officials say the hand washing stations would be in the center for everyone to use, visible from the lobby and supervised during the busiest parts of the day. Still, some parents fear having teenage boys and girls in the same space like this is a bad idea.

Monday night, the board voted to pass. So they pass it. So gender neutral bathrooms are the proposal, not just the proposal. I mean, it's been approved. And we've obviously seen the gender neutral bathroom idea put forward many times in many school districts as a way of solving. the trans student dilemma. And I've always been opposed to gender neutral bathrooms for the simple reason that there actually is no dilemma.

It's a solution to a problem that we have invented. And, you know, the way to solve it is to just stop inventing the problem. The old system worked perfectly well. There was no problem. There was no issue. Everything was fine. Boys use the boys room. Girls use the girls' room.

It's not a problem. It's fine. This has been the system in public schools for as long as public schools have existed. If something has been done for decades, for centuries, and it's worked fine, and then you're coming along and say, well, you should radically change this. Then the burden of proof is on you to explain, like, what, how is, what was the issue? Why, why is there a problem now? If there never has been before, if people have been doing a certain thing forever and it's been

fine, and then you come along and you've got a problem with it. then it would seem like the issue is you. The problem is you. If everyone else can do it and they're fine and you have a problem, the problem is you. So that's the issue. It's just that, you know, 15 seconds ago, we decided to start pretending that there is a problem.

And in pretending that there's a problem, one was created. But again, it can be solved by simply not pretending that it's a problem anymore. And, you know, just tell the boys to go with the boys, girls with girls, males with males, females with females. That's it, that's all. We don't need gender neutral bathrooms. The gendered bathrooms are an absolutely perfect system. I mean, as perfect as a bathroom system can be.

There's no issue. But here's the thing. I opposed gender neutral bathrooms, even though I assumed naively, optimistically, foolishly, it turns out, that the gender neutral rooms would be single bathrooms. Like, I thought that's what we were talking about. A single bathroom with a single toilet, like, you know, similar to one that you might see in, you know, a coffee shop or something like that.

Where it's just, there's just one bathroom and it's one person uses at a time, and it's not labeled for any particular for male or female, because only one person is using it at a time. The bathrooms in your home are, quote, gender neutral in that way. One person uses them at a time. And so, you know, there's no reason to designate male. female. And in those contexts, like at a small little coffee shop or

at your home, in a context where only one person is using the bathroom at time, yeah, it makes sense. You don't even call them gender neutral. They're just, it's just the bathroom. But still, I would have opposed doing that in

schools because I don't think we need to go out of our way to build bathrooms like that in schools in order to get around this imaginary issue that we've created. But silly me, I didn't realize that we were talking about an actual communal bathroom with multiple stalls for multiple people where girls and boys will be invited to use it at the same time.

And that apparently is what we're talking about, not just talking about, but it's what they're going to do. Where teenagers in high school will be invited to use the bathroom with the opposite sex. like whenever you think the public school system could not possibly get like when you think that it's gotten as mind boggingly bogglingly mind bogglingly i think that might be word anyway when it's gotten as stupid as it possibly can get it somehow proves that you're you're wrong it can get even because this is such a bad idea i mean it's it's it's such a bad idea that it actually it doesn't even We'll get to this a second, but it doesn't even solve the fake problem they've invented. It doesn't solve any real problem because there is no real problem.

But even the fake problem is not solved by this. So let's just outline all the reasons why this is the dumbest thing ever conceived. The first of the most obvious, of course, is that you're putting hormonal teenagers of both sexes into a bathroom together. And obviously that is going to lead to all the things that I don't need to describe because we were all teenagers at one. time and we know, and we went to, many of us went to public high schools. And so you know how it's going to go. And it sounds like that's what some of the parents brought up in the meeting that that's like, that's a bad idea. Why would we do that? Why would we do that? That's the stupidest thing. What are you, you're just asking for all kinds of problems when you do that. And that,

but that's only the first problem. So it's probably the biggest, but it's only the first. Second problem is that the students who don't welcome the opportunity that is afforded to them by having both sexes use the same bathroom, those students will be instead extremely uncomfortable. So if public restrooms, especially in school, are already kind of awkward just because of the nature of what the facilities are there for, now you've just made them a hundred times more awkward. And did I hear correct that I think I did, that the communal sinks will be visible from the lobby? And there's going to be adults in the bathroom, like supervising? When the kids are going into the stall, there's going to be adults standing there watching.

Is that, did I get that right? And you can see it from the lobby? So you have found a way, somehow, against all odds, to give these teenagers both more, more privacy than they should have at school, in the sense that you're putting boys and girls together in an inappropriate setting. And also, not nearly enough privacy at the exact same time. So it's a terrible idea for opposite reasons at the same time. That's how bad it is. And third, and this is the big thing here, as alluded to.

It doesn't even solve the imaginary problem that it's supposed to solve. there's no real problem being solved because there was no real problem to begin with boys with girls with girls in the bathroom it was fine it was fine but even the fake problem isn't being solved because the whole point for the boy who identifies as a girl or for the girl who identifies as a boy the whole reason that they want access to the opposite sex restroom, well, the most innocent possible reason that they could want access, is to be affirmed, right, as the opposite sex. And that's really what this is all about.

But you aren't affirming them by doing this. Like, this doesn't affirm anybody. This is no, the whole reason, again, I say the whole reason. There are other reasons, but. of taking them at their word, the reason why you have a male who wants to use the female restroom, taking him at his word on this, is that, which we shouldn't, but just for the sake of argument, is that it's an affirmative validating. Because, okay, now I'm being accepted as a woman, and that's what this is all about. But you're not, this is not, doesn't validate,

it doesn't affirm, it doesn't, you know, you're not being accepted as, as a, as a woman. just everyone's being thrown into the same environment now. Now, I'm not saying that we should affirm them. We shouldn't. My point is simply that this doesn't even do the bad thing it's supposed to do, which is the whole reason they're doing it, which means either that the pro-trans side will hate this. I know we heard from a few there in the clip that said that they're in favor of it,

But generally, the pro-trans side will either hate this. And historically, recent history anyway, they have opposed this kind of compromise. For the reason I just said, because what they want is to be accepted and affirmed as the opposite sex. They don't want, if you come out and you do gender neutral bathrooms, that doesn't work for them. So either they're going to hate it, which means that you're doing all this for them and they don't even like it. or if they are okay with it, as they seem to be here, I guess, well, that means that they've dropped the whole affirmation thing from the bathroom debate, which means we can just go back to the old system. So either way, the old system is the only one that makes sense.

And instead, they are in an effort to solve a fake problem, they are doing something that will create all kinds of new problems while solving precisely nothing. In conclusion, get your kids the hell out of public schools. I don't know if I've mentioned that before. I don't know if you realize that that's my stance. I may have mentioned it a time or two. Don't send your kids into this environment. Just don't do it. You honest to God, I've said before, you would be better. And I really, I don't even mean it as a joke. You would be better. off sending your kids off into the woods to be raised by wolves, then you would sending them public school.

Because they go to public school. They're being raised by the public school system, whether you like it or not. That's what happens. It's why public school exists to raise your kids. So the government can raise your kids. So rather than having these lunatics raise your kid, you honestly, it would be better for your kid if you just said, okay, drop them off in the Amazon rainforest and I'll pick you up in 10 years. that fact that'd be much better for them than the public school environment.

Probably safer too, actually. At least they'll come out of it with some skills that they'll have learned. Okay. Daily Wire has a report here that really just need to go and read it because there's a lot more detail here than we can cover. But I do want to mention it for a moment anyway. It's an important story. So it's facilitated by left-wing activist groups, a network of websites has emerged to ship unregulated foreign abortion pills across the country

with no age verification, no prescription, and no concern about state laws that may ban medication-induced abortions. There are dozens of sites sending out abortion drugs, many of which are not approved by the FDA in many red states like Tennessee and Texas, where abortion is banned. All it takes to circumvent the law is access to the internet, a willingness to make payments online and a shipping address. The Daily Wired Investigation found that for less than $100, bucks. Anyone can order abortion drugs such as my phryston, doesn't matter. In fact, I don't even

want you to know what the drug is. That's why I'm not going to pronounce it because I don't want you to know what it is. Age is not verified, nor is a medical professional ever consulted, meaning anyone, including young girls, can easily get their hands on the pills after brief interactions on a shady website. Websites typically direct users to discrete payment methods to acquire foreign pills. if there are any medical complications, which are not uncommon, the websites typically say they have no liability. And again, I mean, you can go and read the whole report, but it is an important report about how they're just, the pro boards are, it's basically ignoring, not basically, they're ignoring the laws and saying, we're going to do this anyway. And we're going to do it on the internet, so it doesn't count. We're allowed to do it there.

the abortion can be entirely outlawed in a certain state. We're still going to do it. And the report mentions that there are all kinds of medical complications with the abortion pill, which is true, but we should stipulate that there are the, when we talk about medical complications or side effects of the abortion pill, we're talking about the medical complications that are in addition to the primary medical complication, which is what the pill exists for. The pill exists to create a medical complication.

It exists to terminate a pregnancy, otherwise known as killing a baby. So it is causing something to happen in your body that is unnatural, is meant to be harmful. Harmful, of course, to the baby, fatal to the baby, but then also harmful to the woman. So the whole thing is medical harm. That's the point of it. It's poison, really, that they're just shipping around. The no age verification thing just shows how brazen these people are. You know, we know the pro-abortion side.

These are truly evil people. I mean, they kill babies. This is all they do all day long. It's what they care the most about. So these are the most evil kinds of people in existence. If you were to make a category of all the most evil people you can think of, right, serial killers, mass murderers, you know, school shooters, child rapists, like all the worst people. The people in the abortion industry are right there, right smack dab in the middle of it. And so it's no surprise.

there, but just to show, you know, it's like to show, they almost like to flaunt how evil they are. So that's why they don't, they don't even make an attempt to verify ages. And of course, even if they did verify ages, it wouldn't make it any better. And it's quite easy to get around a lot of different kinds of age verification. But they don't even bother. They don't pretend that they care. And the other thing that you should know, one final point here, is that this is what the left does with everything. It's the same thing.

It's a very similar method to what we find with the child mutilation, the gender transition industry. Same deal, where they try to circumvent or blatantly ignore the law in states where it's been outlawed, where the castration of children have been outlawed. We talked about one way they do it yesterday, which is they create these, quote, unquote, sanctuary cities or sanctuary states, where they say, well, okay, if you can't castrate your child in your state, bring them here and you can do it here. And then we also know there are many different kinds of schemes where they distribute these drugs often blatantly illegally online.

And this is what happens when you have one side of the kind of ideological divide here that is not only cartoonishly evil, but at the same time, you know, above the law, not held to the same legal standards. Speaking of cartoonishly evil, here's a video that's gone viral. This is a recent tourism video put together by the city of Philadelphia. This is their version of encouraging tourism. And this is what they came up with, watch. Hey, look at clumsy Gerald. The animals all sneered. Giraffs can't dance, you, silly fool.

Oh, Gerald, you're so weird. Excuse me, coughed the cricket. Who'd seen Gerald earlier on? But sometimes when you're different, you just need a different thaw. They shouted, it's a miracle. We must be in a dream. Gerald's the best answer that we've ever, ever seen. Visit Philadelphia to see more of that. You know, I didn't think they could make Philly less appealing to me than it already is.

But they found a way. And it never ceases to amaze me, really. These drag queens are supposed to be dressed like women. You know, they model their whole persona after women, supposedly. their whole purpose in life, as they see it, is to do this woman charades thing. And yet these people have apparently never seen a woman in real life. Because their version of dressing like a woman is to put on a costume that looks like something out of Pan's Labyrinth. You know, at best, they look like the female villain in a live-action Disney remake.

I mean, just let's put that screenshot up again. what is this? What do you try? What kind of woman? So we've got a 70s lounge singer here on the left. And on the right, we have a tree with graffiti on it. He looks like, what is it? What was that? What were the tree people from Lord of the Rings? Looks like one of those. One of those tree people, one of the tree. Like, what of those tree people went to Chicago and spent the night in Chicago? fell asleep on a park bench, would wake up looking like that. That's womanhood. That's what they imagined womanhood to me. It's not feminine, obviously.

It's not womanly. It's just bizarre and weird and deranged, which I understand, of course, is the point. And in fact, this is why some of us, myself included, we talk about these drag queens, I think, the wrong way. we say that they are appropriating womanhood, that they're copying it, that they're aping it, that, you know, they're, as I said, charades, you know, all that.

But that's not quite what's happening. At least it's not all that is happening. Because they are, in fact, the real intention here is to subvert it. They are subverting womanhood. This is supposed to be a subversion of womanhood, of femininity. and what does subvert means? Subvert means to corrupt, to ruin, to overthrow. This is what subversion is.

And that's what they're trying to do with womanhood. Like, it is, in fact, a direct attack on women. And there are a lot of women out there, especially, in particular, conservative women, who recognize this fact. But it's always sort of funny that the kind of leftist women, who are, we're so sensitive about everything, are too oblivious to realize that you're offended by everything all the time. This is one thing you should be offended by. They are openly making fun of you. Are you too stupid to see that? This is obvious. They are mocking you intentionally.

And yet you've got these leftist women that will go to the drag shows and laugh and clap along while you are being mocked in the most disgusting way possible, right to your phone. face and you're paying them to make fun of you. That's what they want to do. Now, they can't, these drag queens, they cannot succeed ultimately, they cannot succeed in a sort of ultimate final way of subverting, destroying womanhood, because womanhood is from God. It is divinely created. And so these people don't have the power over it that they think they have, but in their desperate attempt to make a mockery of this divinely created identity, just like manhood is a divinely created identity, they can do an enormous amount of damage and they already have, especially when they

expose this to children, which is why they're so desperate to do so. That is the whole point. And it's why they've never been able to explain, you know, as much as they claim that it's or persecuting them somehow by not allowing them to dress up like women or, you know, as a mockery of women and read to children, they claim that. But they're not. They claim that. But They've never been able to explain why they want to do that in the first place. Oh, we want to read to kids. Okay, read to them. No one's saying you can't read the kids.

Why do you need to dress like that? What is, why? What, what, why is that part of this? It doesn't make any sense. But they can't explain it. But they, but it's really that they're not willing to. Because the real answer is, oh, well, we are trying to corrupt. and sexualize your children, number one. And number two, this is a subversion, a perversion and

deliberate mockery of womanhood. And we want to expose kids to it at an age young enough where they don't understand what's happening. And so that these ideas, that this mockery of womanhood seeps into their minds and becomes part of their formation. And so that's what this is about. They're not going to say that, but that's exactly what it is about. One other thing I wanted to talk about or complain about, and this is just a thing that annoys me. So, like everything else I talk about on the show. The Babylon B put out a headline, and the headline says this.

DeSantis kicked out of Republican Party for accomplishing too many things. So there's the joke. And, you know, it's an amusing joke. It's not laugh out loud, hilarious. I don't think they intended to be. I don't think you're going to fall out of your chair laughing. But it's amusing.

It's an amusing joke. You know, you see that joke, and you're like, yeah, okay, that's, it's good. Okay. And you get the point, you get the joke, it's fine. It's amusing, fine, it's amusing, fine joke. DeSantis is one of the few effective elected Republicans in the whole country, and yet he is now despised by a certain portion of the base. And that's the joke.

And the joke is, like, the reality of that fact is not funny at all, because that is, in fact, what's happening to Santhus. But the joke is kind of funny, and so you see that and you move on. But people have not moved on. In fact, this article is being shared all over Twitter by conservatives who are offended by it. And there are many examples of this. I'll just give you one. This is from a guy named Gabe Gwardini.

And this has 800 likes. He says, it seems like the primary objective of the people of the Babylon B is to subvert the American right as much as possible until we finally wake up and cut the cord on them. So, you know, a lot of those kinds of comments. And the other thing to understand is that the Babylon B has been the subject of a lot anger from the right over the past months. And for jokes that are, you know, often similar in nature with kind of a similar target of the joke. And so I just want to say this. As someone who has who has myself been made fun of by the Babylon B, like 10 times, okay, I don't, well, I'm sure

there are individual people who have been made of fun of more often by the Babylon B than me, but I'm probably in the top five or at least the top 10 in terms of the number of times I've been the target of mockery by them. And in every case, I could think of, I always thought, yeah, it's pretty funny. Right. It is just, it is incredibly cringy and lame to get offended by satire, especially when it's from the Babylon B. And I'm not saying that you have to find the Babylon B funny. You don't have to find anything funny. I see stuff online all the time that is supposed to be funny, but I don't think it's very funny. I've seen plenty of headlines from the Babylon B that's like, okay, I get the joke you're going for. I don't think it really landed.

They're not all going to land. And then, you know, you see that and you carry on with your day. The problem is when you cross your arms, right, and you actually say out loud in an angry way, that's not funny. That's not funny. Like when you do that, it's one thing to say, that's not really funny. But that's not funny. That's two different ways of saying that's not funny. The second way is, that's a dangerous position to put yourself in. And just to clarify, the danger is that you come off like a humorless dork. And that's dangerous. It's strategically dangerous, I guess, is what I should say.

Because here's the issue. One of the huge cultural disadvantages that the left is dealing with right now is that they are humorless, that they aren't funny. And they used to be, right? Many people have pointed this out because it's true. They used to be funny. They're not funny anymore. And this is true collectively.

It's also true. You know, it's interesting to look at on individual cases. We know the left collectively, liberals, you know, used to be funny. But then you look at individual, like take, for example, somebody like Seth Rogen, let's say. Okay. Now, he has not done or said anything funny in years. When was the last time Seth Rogen put out a funny film? It's been a long time.

he's lame and unfunny now. But back in the early 2000s, from 2002 to whatever, maybe 2013 or so, there's a good 10-year stretch there where he starred in or he wrote several very funny movies. And he was liberal back then. And a lot of these movies, you know, they didn't have like a far left message, but the fact that all the people making these films were liberals comes through in the film. But still, it was funny. but not anymore.

He can't, he's not funny anymore, and he can't be. And why is that? Partly it's that the left is so beholden to their own ideological rules that it rules out comedy because you can't follow the rules that society has set up while at the same time looking back at those rules and making fun of them, which is one of the main things that comedy is supposed to do. So there's that. The other thing that makes them unfunny now, though, is that they take themselves too

seriously and they take everything too seriously. It's why, you know, we're so used to it now that maybe it doesn't even quite register on us, but it is actually kind of dumbfounding that they can't manage to tell a funny joke about Donald Trump. These late night hosts that are constantly talking about Donald Trump, and but rarely do they tell a funny joke about him, which seems impossible. It seems impossible that you could fail so many times that you could have someone like Stephen Colbert who has told, I don't know, 500 or maybe 5,000 Trump jokes and not a single one is funny. How is that possible?

There's Trump himself is funny. He's funny intentionally. He's funny unintentionally. Like there's so much there that you could, so much material there. And yet they can't manage to be funny about him. You look, even back at SNL in the early days of Trump's presidency, until, I don't know, I can't remember the guy. The new guy they have now, or the last couple of years, they got a guy who does a Trump impression that's actually funny. But before they had, you know, Alec Baldwin doing the worst Trump impression anyone has ever seen.

And it wasn't remotely funny because they, because Alec Baldwin and they hate him Trump so much. And they take him so seriously. or they insist that we should take him so seriously as like a fascist dictator threat, you know, as Hitler, you know, incarnate or reincarnated. And because of that, it's like, no, no, no, we can't really tell jokes. It's so serious. We can't joke about it. Now, they bring in this new guy, and it's clear that, like, I don't know anything about the guy's politics.

I assume he's probably liberal. But it's also clear to me that he does not hate Trump. Because to do a good impression you have to, and I think, I believe Norm MacDonald pointed this out. I'm sure you did at some point. That in order to do a good impression, you have to have some kind of affection for the person you're doing the impression of. Otherwise, all that comes through is contempt and hatred. And it's just not going to be funny because there's nothing funny about that.

It's just bitter and resentful. No one laughs. But anyway, that's the problem for the left right now. It's why they're not funny. Is everything too seriously? Obviously, as we know, they're too sensitive. But at the same time, they take everything so seriously. They take themselves so seriously.

They can't make fun of themselves. and so they're humorless scolds, and they're a bunch of nerds, and it's just, it's lame. And that creates an opportunity. It creates an opportunity on the right that the left has, think about the opportunity it creates. The left has thrown up their hands and said, we're not doing this anymore. We're not telling jokes anymore. We're giving up on being funny. We're not going to be, we don't want it.

And so the whole world of like comedy is just lying there, waiting for someone to say, Well, if you don't want to be, we'll take that. It's such an effective tool. Not to mention, it just makes life more enjoyable. And what I'm afraid of is that on the right, we will flub this massive opportunity by making the same exact mistake. We don't have the same politics, but the same central mistake of taking ourselves way too seriously. and taking everything too seriously. And that's what you see with this Babylon B thing.

Again, the point is not that this Babylon B joke about Rod DeSantis was hilarious. And we should all be, you know, we can't even catch our breath. We're laughing so hard at it. That's not the point. The point is that, like, to get mad about it, it just shows you take your, yeah, okay, right. That's a joke that's targeted at, you know, it is. It's targeted at Trump supporters. Fine.

It's okay. Like, you need to be, you can't take yourself that seriously, that you take the time to complain about one of, about a joke from, it's like the most inoffensive, sanitized joke imaginable. And if that makes you angry enough to say so publicly, then it just shows that you take yourself so seriously that there's no way you could be funny yourself. You can't be. And it kind of disturbs me to see that because I think we're going to flood the opportunity. And it's different, too. I mean, I even think, you know, you think back to 2016 and the sort of Trump, Trump's still a funny guy. He always has been.

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Terms apply. For a long time in moments of extreme boredom when they don't know what else to do with their time, many people have wondered what exactly the plus an LGBTQ plus stands for. After all, it seems like it defeats the purpose of having an acronym in the first place if you just add a plus sign at the end of it. Accronyms are supposed to be clear, unambiguous shorthand for a longer set of words. CIA stands for Central Intelligence Agency.

Yolo stands for You Only Live Once. Miltth stands for, as you know, Morrow Islamic Liberation Front, and so on. But LGBTQ Plus commits the cardinal sin of acronyms. It's vague. It's unclear, and it invites a lot of speculation about what it stands for. So a few years ago, a crack investigative team at Fox 5, Las Vegas, decided to look into this in a kind of roundabout way. Officially, these unassuming journalists were covering the rise of the new eco-sexual movement, which involves people who say that they're sexually attracted to various

aspects of the natural world, the ocean, the sun, the forests, etc. And of course, the news crew had to play this completely straight, or else they'd be transphobic or ecophobic or whatever, and everybody at the station would lose their jobs. But at one point in their report, Fox 5 spoke to an LGBTQ-plus expert who runs some kind of gay rights center or something. And the expert does something you rarely see, which is she attempts to provide an explanation for the plus and LGBTQ plus watch. Earth one love story at a time. The eco-sexual movement is moving its way into Las Vegas.

But if you've never heard of it, don't Google it. That's because with so many confusing stories about ecosexuality out on the web, we decided to learn from an expert. Box 5, Shirene Amara sat down with a professor who's been researching the start of the movement. for years and gets into the weeds of what's going on. You're seeing as Mother Nature becoming lover nature. This is actually one of many weddings to the earth, and this one. Marrying the sun and the people partaking are ecosexual. Over 100,000 people identify as ecosexual.

Now there's even a push to add the letter E to the LGBTQ acronym. We went down to the center that serves the LGBTQ community to talk about how eco-sexuality falls under that umbrella. Those letters and which ones were using change. It's not been for that long a time just over the past few years that we've added the queue and then we've added a plus because the community also with the growth of social media and the internet and dissecting and trying to have a better understanding of how humans think and how they feel. Holly Reese is a center's community engagement manager. She tells me there are over 26 letters that fall under what's called LGBTQ plus. And there's no official way to add a letter, but it becomes more recognizable with more people who identify and accept the terms. Okay, so put aside the freak shows who are getting married to the sun for a second, which, by the way, I don't think that marriage is going to work out.

Like, you can't marry someone who will give you radiation poisoning. And generally, it's hard to marry someone who, if you get within 10 million miles of them, they'll incinerate you. It's like, that's one of those things. It creates a division in the marriage that really will cause some problems long term. But we'll get back to them later. So the acronym LGBTQ Plus apparently stands for more than 26 letters, if this expert is to be believed. Now, if you're keeping track, the total number of letters in the alphabet is 26. So this acronym is apparently far longer than any of us imagined. And apparently since this is more than 26 letters, some letters are used more than once in the full acronym, or else they're incorporating letters from the Cambodian alphabet, alphabet maybe, which has 74 letters. But specifically, we're told in this report that one letter that might soon be added to the list is E.

So we'd have LGBTQE. They're supposedly a push for that to happen, according to the reporter. And the E naturally stands for Eosexual. And as I said, the clip you just saw from a while back. And yet we still don't have the E in the acronyms. still hasn't been added. Even in Canada, where the acronym is currently so long that even Justin Trudeau flubs it when he tries to say it all, they still don't have the E for EGosexual in there. So we can deduced that there's been some kind of snag in the process. For whatever reason,

ecosexuals simply aren't getting the recognition that they've demanded for a long time. But recently a show called Naked Attraction, for some reason, decided to change this. This is a show that's especially popular in the UK, although it does stream in the United States on HBO Max. In an episode that aired this month, they put ecosexuality front and center. Now, if you're not familiar with the show, first of all, congratulations. Basically, the idea of this show is that a contestant stands on the stage, and six naked people are standing in front of him, and they're hidden in a booth so the contestants can't see any part of their bodies,

and then as the show goes on, the booth lifts up gradually so the contestant can see more and more of their bodies, starting with their feet and then going up from there. So you can imagine the rest. This devolves very quickly into full-frontal nudity of both genders. And eventually the idea is that the contestant whittles down, the competition down to two naked people. And then the contestant takes his clothes off for whatever reason. And then they go on a date or something like that.

Now, the case is not obvious. I haven't seen this show. I'm going off descriptions from the internet. There's no reason any well-adjusted human being would want to watch a show like this. Just from the synopsis, it's evident that everything about naked attraction is clear and unmistakable sign of societal decline. it's the kind of thing you can't even imagine happening in the Coliseum right before the fall of Rome. Societies that still believe in God or even just have some basic shred of basic of human decency, they don't pretend that pornography is a socially acceptable form of entertainment for the masses.

But that's where our country is now. There's no denying that. Naked attraction, according to the Hollywood Reporter, became the most popular series on HBO Max, now known as Max, just a week after its release in the United States. So there's apparently a massive market for full frontal nudity under the guise of a game. show, which, given the state of things, is probably not a surprise. And earlier this month, the show became the platform for rebooting the dormant

eco-sexual agenda. Apparently, there was a 25-year-old contestant who asks the faceless naked people in front of her to come up with a name for a dirty novel that they might write. In response, one of the naked people responded, quote, vaginal wonder in the willows, because I like to explore people in nature. That's what they said, quote. And when the cadetian asked if the naked person was an exhibitionist, here's how the naked woman responded. Kind of, I don't want ecosexual.

What is it right? What is it right? What is it right? What is it? This is a growing movement that treats nature as a sensual partner, and over 100,000 people now identify as ecosexual worldwide. How a person expresses their ecosexuality ranges. widely. From ceremonies where you can marry Mother Nature to sex with trees and even masturbating under waterfalls. So now you learn more about that than you want to do. So the helpful little

infographic provided by the show explains that there are 100,000 ex-sxuals in the world as if we're supposed to be impressed by that. Just put that number in context. There are more than 20 million people living in the world with schizophrenia. There are more than 750,000 registered sex offenders in the United States alone. I suspect there's like crossover and all these things. groups. So no matter how you slice it, saying 100,000 people subscribe to some deranged sexuality is not an endorsement of that sexuality. And by the way, there's no citation for the 100,000 figure. The best source I could find, which was updated in 2016, puts the number closer to 15,000 worldwide. And that makes a lot more sense because ecosexuality appears to be something

of a joke for a lot of these people, even to people who practice it. So take, for example, this footage of a so-called eco-sexual wedding, which apparently involves a large number of people getting married to the ocean. Now, you can tell that nobody in the group appears to be taking this solemn occasion very seriously. They're told that they can take as many wedding rings as they want, for example, and they giggle as they joke about sticking whatever body parts they want into the ocean. They invoke God and a bunch of pagan garbage, perhaps pretty haphazardly. Watch. We're going to do a welcome to start, but just keep in mind that we're going to go around in any vows that you want to make to the sea or to water. You know, you'll have a chance to speak your vows

or do a poem or give them a flower or whatever you want to do or you can stay silent and just pass. Today we stand upon this holy earth and in this sacred space to witness the right of matrimony between the sea and us all. Just as we come together as family and friends, so we ask the lady and the Lord of the Wild Wood to present here within our circle. May the sacred union of this hand-fasting ceremony be filled with their holy presence. In the name of God is love declared and in the name of the goddess This is peace declared. Simply because you're here does not mean you have to marry the sea with us. It's only if you want to.

Yeah, only if you're ready. It's a big commitment. Or a little one. It's a huge commitment. It's up to you. And with this ring, I be wed and bestow upon the sea the treasures of my mind, heart, and hands, as well as our body and soul. In the power you have vested in us, we now pronounce you,

Married to the sea. Well, one thing, I'm glad I was worried. I didn't know how they handled this, but they did avoid misgendering the sea. So they used, I don't know if you noticed, they used the they pronoun for the sea. So that's very important. You don't want to make the sea, you don't want to make the sea feel invalidated. That's one thing. You don't want that at all.

So you've got to be very careful, very sensitive about how you talk about the ocean. Hopefully everybody on the beach was aware of what was going on, and they stayed clear of the water for a while after that whole ceremony. I wouldn't get into the water after an eco-sexual. In fact, I'd stay clear. That's a hazardous waste area for like at least a week after. There's no word yet on what exactly the honeymoon with the ocean entailed. One may hope that, one may hope, one may hope that consummating the marriage means that they all throw themselves into the sea, never to be seen again.

I'm not saying that I hope that, to be clear. I would never wish death on anybody publicly. I'm just saying that one may hope that. There are people who would hope that. But in any event, to give them some credit, it's not, well, not to give them credit. We wouldn't do that. But it's difficult not to conclude that when you watch the footage,

that that exosexuals are, to some extent, in on the joke. They're not, I assume they're not going to avoid other oceans. You know, they're not going to go if they married the Pacific. They probably won't feel bad about going and waiting in the Atlantic. afraid that the one ocean will find out about the other, they're probably not going to do anything untoward to the waves. They won't do any of that because from the look of it, they recognize to some extent the absurdity of the whole charade.

And in that respect, there's a big difference between these ecosexuals and the people who prop up the endless list of fake sexualities that grow longer by the day. For example, there's something called objectum sexuality or OS, which refers to sexual attraction to inanimate objects like statues or furniture. Nature, which was once a serious scientific publication, states that OS is linked to autism and other neurodevelopmental traits. Who would have thought? But instead of dismissing the concept of OS is completely absurd, which it is, nature instead suggests that all these autistic people with OS merely provide a clue into the, quote, biological underpinnings of sexuality.

Presumably, Nature magazine has the same opinions of other invented sexual orientations, including pansexuality, which, I mean, by comparison, In comparison, pansexuality starts to look like quaint and traditional in light of these other things. And now supposedly serious people are pretending that OS and ecosexuality are legitimate. In a reality, of course, none of this has anything to do with sexuality. It's not about science either. It's about narcissism. And once you embrace so-called alternative lifestyles and fake genders without any limiting principle, as pretty much every major scientific institution has,

then you very quickly attract these narcissists in droves. You know, you can't tell anybody that they're simply unwell and said you're supposed to sit in quiet amazement and pretend to be stunned by the fact that ecosexuals and object-object fetishists happen to have a lot of mental problems. That's where the scientific community is right now. Lunacy that pops up in Las Vegas and on soft-core pornography shows like naked attraction is being backed up by supposedly preeminent scientific journals.

And what these journals can't say, because it's true, is that although a lot of these people are pretending to have unique sexualities as a way of accruing social credit points, they're really just damaged human beings who are seeking refuge in bizarre identities and fake sexualities. Their real identity or sexuality is the rejection of normalcy. That's what this is. That's why their latest breeding ground is the smutniest least watchable television program imaginable. Ecosexuality is not about hugging trees or doing perhaps more unsightly things to trees. It's, although it may include that, it's about very confused people who need a lot less tolerance than they've been getting. They certainly don't need a pornographic game show to encourage them. What they need is someone to tell them the truth.

And that is why ecosexuality is today canceled. That'll do it for the show today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day. Godspeed.