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Steven: [00:00:00] Hey there. Glad to be with you. Sometimes we do these. These cold opens. You know, this is the last week of Free Mug Club month. So if you want this to continue, we do encourage you to go and sign up. But I want to take an opportunity to talk about something here. I don't look at this. I just want midget height. People often talk about mental health in this country and they only do it when either celebrity dies or there's a shooting and it's thrown around like a political football. And it's very generalized. And in meeting some of you this week, and there was one person in particular who discussed with me that, you know, this show has helped this person. And thank you to that lady who I spoke with at. I'll just say it. Quick trip. It wasn't racetrack. Maybe you want to take a second to talk about this? We talk about mental health. It's often very generalized. And what people will often say. You'll see, whether it's on CNN or somewhere else, They say, you know, don't be afraid to go get help. And by the way, that still stands. Just to be clear, you should get help. Help is good, by the way. It's the red tide. I'm sick here today, in case you're wondering about my voice. But I also understand that some of you out there may not know where to go for help. You right now may feel like you can't afford help.

Steven: [00:01:10] Or maybe you're in a rut. And that first step seems monumental to go into an office to meet somebody, do a pre-interview and get some help. Well, let me tell you something. I've done it. I've been getting help, for lack of a better word, for for most of my adult life. And hopefully I can impart some of that that help here without you taking that first step, which I encourage you to do. First, let me describe what sometimes this feels like and ask yourself if it's you. Does it feel like some people are just wired this way? And by the way, sometimes rewiring needs to take place and you can do it, but it's a matter of degree. But for some people out there, this joy is harder maybe to come by for you. People will often talk about depression or anxiety. Let's put a finer point on it. Is joy harder to come by for you as it is for some people? And that's just a fact. Some people aren't naturally as joyous. For me, I often experience joy through other people. That's why I always liked coaching more than competing. It's why I love doing change my Minds rather than debates. It's why we do the show that the way that we do. Because bringing you joy is. Kind of one of those things that for me does help part those clouds and it imparts a sense of purpose. Does this describe you? For me, sometimes my personal victories.

Steven: [00:02:32] Don't feel as big as maybe. They are to an outside observer. And the failures, no matter how small, feel cataclysmic. Does that describe you? Is that what you're dealing with? Okay, So if you haven't gotten help yet, let me tell you what I do believe is the biggest help and has been the biggest help for me by far, even though these are just some steps, not a solution. And this show is meant to be helpful, meant to actually, in a tangible way and a quantifiable way, help you live your life. I'm completely confident the steps I'm about to outline will help everyone, not cure everyone, but help everyone, and at the very least, do no harm. They're not capable of doing harm. And just for reference, yes, there are longer books out there that will help you more in depth. Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life. Fantastic. This is not a panacea or a replacement, but this is how I can best distill and offer, I guess, that first rung on the ladder. It's three things. Again, if this describes you, number one, your overall health, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, if you haven't even tried that, let alone dialed it in, do that first before you take a pill. And I'm not saying that there's no appropriate scenario to take a pill dial in your physical health. It will help everyone. And with that comes more importantly, structure and discipline to achieve that. Which brings me to number two.

Steven: [00:03:52] I want you to try a 60 day challenge here. This isn't a meme. It's not owling, nothing like that. It's not Tide Pods. I want you to try 60 days doing these things. Your mental health, meaning your physical health, your diet, your exercise, your sleep. And I want you to change your mind to a mindset of get up and do it anyway. Kate, try it for 60 days. Switch your mindset to that of sounds simple, but do the steps required to do this to get up and do it anyway? Don't feel like getting out of bed. Get up and do it anyway. Don't feel like going to the gym. Get up and do it anyway. Don't feel like calling your mom, which you know you owe. Get up and do it anyway. The same, by the way, applies to the rest of these. If you don't feel like taking time to contemplate, to recover, to plan, get up and do it anyway for 60 days, try that. And then I want you to combine this with I've talked about this before, but I think it's important and worth reiterating. Number three, gratitude. And I don't mean this like some Pinterest quote. Ah, I get it. Everyone has their cross to bear. For some of you right now, watching, listening, it's worse than others. Some of you have had some tough breaks to. But every day and I do this through prayer often my prayers are simply giving thanks.

Steven: [00:05:12] I want you to actually go through this mental exercise and not just say, Oh, I'm thankful. What do you have to be grateful for? Start. Do you have a roof over your head? Are you able to feed yourself every day? Do you have children that you love? Do you have family that you love? Do you have a good friend? Do you have one good friend? And sometimes it's hard for us to identify the blessings that we do have when we're in a rut. And no one understands that more than me. It's not lost on me. If you find yourself in a rough bind, I want you to do this. Picture a world in which you remove even the small amount of comfort or goods that you have. If you're watching or listening to this, let me ask you. What would your life look like if you couldn't? It's something simple. If you couldn't afford a phone, tablet, TV, internet, whatever it is that you use to enjoy this. Do you have children? There are people out there whose children right now have been kidnapped. Never to be seen again. I cannot imagine anything worse. Watched a film this weekend. Where that took place. Made me sick to my stomach. It's probably the worst fear I can imagine. Is that not you? Are your children safe? Are they even in a country where they largely can be safe? Maybe you don't have kids. What if your best friend right now, your one good friend, was just diagnosed with terminal cancer? Would that change your life? Would that change your life? Are you grateful that that's not the case today? And I know there are different severities to this, but if you can imagine in any way something important to you right now being stripped away.

Steven: [00:06:49] And that can happen to any of us at any given moment. Would you appreciate it more? Because then if you do, you not only start to focus but elevate the things in your life that you appreciate. You start to value them and then you tend to create or at least recognize the other things of value in your life. Part of this was inspired by the fact that, yes, it's this red tide sick. It's not the worst that I've had worse than COVID for sure. That was a walk in the park, but. When you're sick, do you ever notice it's almost impossible, like, to to think of anything else. You know, you have a headache, throat, body aches, whatever it is. All you can think about is your inability to do things that you would normally do in your day to day life. Just yesterday night, I was thinking, Hey, remember breathing? That was great. Remember when I could breathe without all this? Yeah. Breathing was a lot of fun. Then once you recover, you ever experienced this? The rebound effect. You feel like King Kong. Maybe you notice your strength in the gym.

Steven: [00:07:44] It feels like those weights are sailing, sailing out of there. Maybe it's your mental acuity, but there is that rebound effect. But to you right now, if you're not sick right now, how often do you say to yourself, Man, isn't it great to not be sick? I have so much energy and ability, relatively speaking, Or do you take it for granted? The gratitude is not just about recognizing serious issues that need addressing or your improvement, but but that sickness rebound that I'm talking about. I'm talking about feeling and thinking that way every day before it's stripped from you preemptively. Create your own rebound effect. Not after. So, no, I do not have all the answers. That's not what this is about. I hate it when people go on Instagram and say, Just one more rep, whatever. That's not what this is. But if you are looking for some answers, just for some improvement for 60 days, try these three things. One, take care of your health. To get up and do it anyway. Switch your mindset to that. And three. List what you are grateful for, what you appreciate as often as you can do it. And then after that, hopefully you go get some help because life gets better, things get better. And yes, you cannot control everything. That's absolutely true. But there are things you can control right now to make your life better. 60 days start now. Immediately. Try it. Love you. On with the show.

Speaker2: [00:09:08] I don't know what to say. Really? It all comes down to today. Now, either we heal as a mug club or we crumble. When progressive hell Right now, gentlemen, believe me. And we can stand around and get the shit kicked out of us. Or we can claw our way back into the light. We can climb out of hell. No, I can't do it for you. I'm too old. I mean, I look at all these young mug clubbers faces. And I think I made every wrong choice. I'll wait 20, 30, 30 year olds guy can make. I, uh. I pissed off all the social media giants. I pushed away every Hollywood agent who's ever represented me. You know, when you come out as a conservative, things get taken from you. I mean, that's a part of life. But you only learn that part when people start calling you a Nazi and you find out that life is a game of inches and so is my club. They're trying to shut us down. The inches we need are everywhere around this club and this mug club. We fight for that inch and this mug club. We tear ourselves to pieces. Lay ourselves at super videos. We change minds.

[00:11:03] Because we know when we add up all.

Speaker2: [00:11:07] Those mug club ballots and all those minds changed, that's going to mean the fucking difference between winning or losing. And either we vote now as one mug club or we get banned.

[00:11:25] That's individual. That's my club, guys. That's all it is. Now.

Speaker2: [00:11:38] What are you going to do? Join mug club today or die.

Speaker3: [00:11:54] As individuals.

Steven: [00:12:34] Oh, delicious. That's not going to solve this red tide, though. What's going on with my throat? I don't think. I don't think the red tide is doing me any favors. Glad to be with you. A lot of open. So we have a lot to get to today. Riots in Chicago. Oh, I know what you're thinking. This is a rerun. I've seen this. No, no, no. This is live new, right? You bring up CNN there. See? Nothing up our sleeves. It's new riots. It's just it's New Chicago. It's a new branding effort. Something else, too. We've talked about this for a while. And what's funny is actually, I'm like, my ears are so blocked up right now that, like, nothing sounds right in my ears. Oh, you sound fine to me. Do I sound normal? Yeah. You sound like you're in the Mario level underwater. Remember I told you about this a long time ago, and we were actually suspended from YouTube for the title of it. That they're coming for your kids, the trans, the LGBTQ ape. Well, now it's very clear. You always need to ask yourself, what would the left do? What would Democrats do? Not what happens nationally? What happens when they have power completely unfettered? You see what's happening in Washington state and the bill now that is going through, you know, it went from the state house was amended.

Steven: [00:13:38] Now it's going back through. It looks like it's going to pass is as evil as it gets. It's as evil as it gets. And it is out in the open designed to separate children from their parents potentially permanently if they don't give them gender affirming care. Isn't that a clever little trick? And of course, SNL is doing their part to push this trans propaganda. We have all that and more. But look, it's a lot more important than taxes. Maybe the only more important subject is I. Which brings me to Gerald A How are you, sir? I went down a rabbit hole of I, I said my mind could be changed. I think we're all going to die. That was your weekend. It's possible we all die. Well, is that. I was fooling around with a chat. Gpt and I was like, this is this is. This is way more than a Furby. Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:14:23] I'm doing well. Apparently you're not, though. We're all going to die. Yeah, apparently. Well, I mean, eventually nobody gets out of this game alive.

Steven: [00:14:29] No, exactly. That's the thing. It's all a game. By the way, tomorrow on the show, we have Jim Breuer on the show. This is the, of course, you know, the last month of Fremont Club month credit.com/mug club last week sorry a free mug club month.

Speaker4: [00:14:41] So you're sick We'll give you a pass.

Steven: [00:14:42] You can give me a pass And then we have a third chair actually here today is Pops Crowder. How are you doing sir? I'm doing great.

Speaker5: [00:14:48] You mentioned Jordan Peterson, and I thought, Did I forget to make my bed? Took me off my game.

Steven: [00:14:55] Mom doesn't make the bed.

Speaker5: [00:14:56] She was in it when I was like, we're going.

Steven: [00:14:59] To make it with her.

Speaker5: [00:15:00] In it. I mean.

Speaker4: [00:15:01] You can your.

Steven: [00:15:02] Side Saran wrap her to the pillow.

Speaker5: [00:15:04] Gerald On any given Sunday clip with Jamie Fox, be an actual football player. No, no, not at all. His head was below the shelf level of the of the changing area.

Speaker4: [00:15:16] You can pick some guys that can, you know, actually look like football players like Garrett. Yeah. Garrett Garrett fit better than any of those. Yes he did.

Steven: [00:15:22] Quarterback did. Hey, my question of the day, by the way, to you is what would you do if your significant other came out as trans? What would you be phobic? Oh, I don't know how that I don't know how that plays into the vows. How did that play into vows there, Gerald Christian theology, I believe.

Speaker4: [00:15:39] Till death do us part.

Speaker5: [00:15:42] Believe it mentions it somewhere near the back. Yes.

Speaker4: [00:15:45] I think there's an out clause. Yeah.

Steven: [00:15:47] Somewhere for those of you a clause. And we have more on Mod Club today we have hipster hobo. We have clip of the week. And of course, if you join Mod Club you know you get all of Nick Depaolo's show and more content coming and you said you're fine. That's not true. Pops Crowder, You were the one who gave me this. You were.

Speaker5: [00:16:00] Sick. I didn't give you the red tide, though.

Speaker4: [00:16:02] No kissing. What's going on?

Steven: [00:16:04] I just got rid of my lozenges. I just.

Speaker5: [00:16:06] Oh, no, He. He had a visit with the Dalai Lama. Oh, yeah.

Steven: [00:16:11] That's right. We have a seven plus one on the Dalai Lama because he likes having sex with kids. Oh, wow. So, I mean, I said he likes it.

Speaker5: [00:16:18] It sounded like Buddhism at all. Well, so before I of that.

Steven: [00:16:21] Last week now non-binary artist Sam Smith did a whole demon fat trans thing in his tour de force performance this.

Speaker6: [00:16:32] Wait. Where'd it go? There is.

Steven: [00:16:36] That's Sam Smith.

Speaker5: [00:16:41] That's Sam Smith. That's awful.

Steven: [00:16:45] He looks like Boy George.

Speaker5: [00:16:47] Eight Boy George. That's Sam Smith. The power.

Speaker2: [00:16:52] Of Christ compels.

Steven: [00:16:54] You. Do we have a side by side? Sam Smith was a was a good looking chap. He got.

Speaker6: [00:16:57] Pretty rough. Looking good. Oh, dear.

Speaker4: [00:17:00] Oh, my goodness. The Queen of England now. Oh, she's dead, by the way. Oh.

Speaker5: [00:17:07] He means Camilla. It really is. Now.

Steven: [00:17:09] It really is like a physical disease. Leftism.

Speaker4: [00:17:12] It really? Yeah. It changes you. We should do a before and after. We've got Riley here. We should do like if she went down the left.

Steven: [00:17:19] Oh, yes. Yeah, absolutely. Hell no. I don't want to do that. Because all of you in the comments, in the chat, you know, Riley, she was obviously the lovely lady in the California video. You meant to be complimentary, but you were largely committing sexual assault. That's true.

Speaker4: [00:17:32] And she's married. Yes.

Steven: [00:17:33] Yes. And she's married yourself. Even the compliments are disgusting. That is Sam Smith.

Speaker5: [00:17:37] She got great reviews on that, though. She did a really good job. She got disgustingly great reviews.

Steven: [00:17:41] That's the problem.

Speaker4: [00:17:42] You know what I love about that? I didn't hear a lot of people cheering. I heard some. Let me see it again. He had to let.

Steven: [00:17:48] Me see it again. Oh, are you sure? Yeah. One more time. You suck.

Speaker4: [00:17:56] I mean, there's some by the way, there's.

Steven: [00:17:57] No choreography or rhythm. No, that's the thing. It's just like, it's enough. I'm going to put this on there. Like, the thing is enough. Like. Like pomp and circumstance.

Speaker5: [00:18:05] The costume speaks for itself, That's all. Shock without any actual. Yeah. Come on. Some theater here. It's a.

Steven: [00:18:10] Performance. Just go like Macho Man. It comes out.

Speaker2: [00:18:13] Minidresses. Oh, yeah. I'm gonna get fat and ugly and look like a chick with a dick. Look at my pitchfork. Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:18:21] I'm going to hump the.

Speaker2: [00:18:22] Pitchfork Sweet, puffy sleeves.

Speaker4: [00:18:25] Listen, brother.

Speaker2: [00:18:27] Nobody more macho than Sam Smith. I did a James Bond song, Will.

Speaker4: [00:18:34] You should be wearing more clothes.

Steven: [00:18:35] That was a national treasure. A macho man, Randy Savage. He was. I just loved that guy. That guy inspired me when I was a kid. I was like, what is this? This, this? This is a real thing.

Speaker4: [00:18:45] Mine was the Von Erichs. I thought the Iron Claw actually worked. Oh, really? Yeah, it doesn't.

Steven: [00:18:49] Yeah, no.

Speaker4: [00:18:50] That's the problem I got into. I tried to do the claw and then got knocked out. No, really? No.

Speaker5: [00:18:54] Well, there are Asian martial arts that think. Yes, they do. It actually works. Exactly. Exactly. Monkey claw. I have the.

Steven: [00:19:00] Mark. What does that mean?

Speaker5: [00:19:01] Means I go like this on neck. You kick my.

Speaker4: [00:19:03] Ass. Oh, I pissed you off more.

Speaker5: [00:19:06] You kick my ass. That's what he's did for weight classes.

Speaker2: [00:19:11] Is a reason for weight classes. Little railroad worker. Oh, yeah.

Speaker5: [00:19:16] All right. See the guy that wore the tourniquet on his biceps to pump him up? No, that was Ultimate Warrior.

Steven: [00:19:21] Oh, yeah. That was the ultimate, ultimate warrior. Macho man. Randy Savage was fantastic.

Speaker5: [00:19:24] Hey, by the way, it's a live show Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. Eastern. Just so you know, don't worry about notifications.

Steven: [00:19:29] Because they don't work on YouTube. Anyway, let's just get into I guess let's get into Chicago riots. If you see, I should let you know we have the YouTube dump, but we had to hit it in the intro today. If at any point, if you're not watching on Rumble, head on over to Rumble, if you see and hear this on YouTube. All right. That means that it's still running. You can see all of it on Rumble. Okay. Let's go to Chicago first. Wonderful. Just a skip and a hop away from your hometown of Detroit.

Speaker5: [00:19:56] Yeah, sister city. But it wasn't wasn't a one trick pony, though, Like Detroit, right? Yeah. I got to say, sister anymore.

Steven: [00:20:02] Sister city. Yeah. It's just a it's a non-binary city.

Speaker2: [00:20:06] It's a city that could be a chick. Could be a guy in any given day. Oh, here's.

Speaker6: [00:20:11] The step city. Yes.

Speaker5: [00:20:14] So on Saturday.

Steven: [00:20:15] Night, hundreds of teams. Teams, Teams. Teens. Teams of teens swarmed downtown Chicago for a good old fashioned burn down the city. Oh, sorry. Wrong clip. Sudan. That's international news. We're not doing that right now. Here's the footage from the riots in Chicago. Who can never get anything right by design.

Speaker5: [00:20:47] Wait for it.

Steven: [00:20:49] Wait till it becomes World War Z. Watch, they start running toward the camera.

Speaker4: [00:21:01] At that point, you'd run away.

Speaker7: [00:21:06] Mostly peaceful.

Speaker8: [00:21:18] Go. Run. Come over here.

Speaker9: [00:21:20] They chased him. They chased him. What are you doing now?

Steven: [00:21:23] Now, you notice, by the way, the one thing that makes everyone there scatter gunshot. That's the one thing they make sure that you can't have in Chicago. I'm not saying go on the street as a vigilante. I'm saying to protect your own house as it gets looted and burned. Right. A lot of people watch this.

Speaker5: [00:21:36] And they go, hey, they're out there, they're rioting.

Steven: [00:21:39] Do you take into account that people can be in buildings that are burned That happened with the riots. Do you remember the story of the man who knew that his wife and daughter were in an apartment that was being burned in the fire department, couldn't get there? It's not just about these people needing space to destroy. And by the way, there's nothing new in Chicago. The new mayor is going to do exactly what the old mayor did. There is no way for it to improve. That's the theme of today, by the way. What does the left do when left completely unfettered? Not within the systems of checks and balances. We see it with Detroit. We see it with Chicago.

Speaker4: [00:22:10] I was in Chicago, actually, gosh, going to a Notre Dame game in October and we were at a light and 15, 20, 30 motorcycles should have run the light. No, no, no, no. Here's the thing. It turns green for us. They come through doing wheelies and everything else. Not one single person honked. Not one person tried to pull out. Like there was this degree of like, if I do something here that's wrong, there's no one here to protect me. No, of course not. Yeah, it was very.

Steven: [00:22:34] And if you protect yourself, you'll be the criminal.

Speaker4: [00:22:35] I'm like Michigan Avenue, like up by the lake. Like it wasn't like some small hole of Chicago.

Speaker5: [00:22:39] Well, this is why. How do you.

Steven: [00:22:40] Get that many people to do that out there? They're not concerned about the cameras. They're running toward them. They're saying, did you get my close up? They are. They are doing this in plain sight. There's a boldness that comes with that as a result of policy. This is just ten days after the soft on crime. New mayor elect Brennan Johnson was announced as mayor, soon to be mayor. Here's what he said. He said it is unacceptable and has no place in our city. Good. That's good statement. However, it is not constructive to demonize youth who have otherwise been starved of opportunities in their own communities. No, no, no, no, no.

Speaker5: [00:23:17] They just burned down their own communities.

Speaker4: [00:23:20] Yeah, they had plenty of opportunity to run around and riot and loot. I just saw it.

Steven: [00:23:25] It is not productive. Constructive to demonize youth. I disagree.

Speaker5: [00:23:33] I think it's incredibly.

Steven: [00:23:34] Constructive.

Speaker5: [00:23:35] To.

Steven: [00:23:36] Demonize youth. I think it's incredibly constructive to punish youth, to discipline youth especially.

Speaker5: [00:23:41] I think it might even.

Steven: [00:23:42] Be constructive to try them as adults. I don't know. Is that just me?

Speaker5: [00:23:45] Comment. Comment below. Like if you agree, if you're there on YouTube or hit.

Steven: [00:23:49] The rumble button.

Speaker5: [00:23:50] Remember remember when I was a kid, I used to discipline me there. Pops Crowder From time to time, the wooden spoon he used to make me pick it if I picked the small one, you got a bigger one anyway, which almost seemed like it wasn't really a fair decision, but I wonder why the Democrats have starved them of opportunities. Yes, good point. I don't know what.

Speaker4: [00:24:04] Policies could they possibly have in place, by the way. I just want to know, would it be okay to go to the store owner whose store was looted and just say, well, these are just kids, guys, I'm sorry, they didn't have opportunities in their community? Yeah. Is that going to heal that situation? It's not constructive. I don't know if anybody was hit by the gunfire, but maybe the person that was shot. Can you ask them that as well?

Speaker5: [00:24:21] What they mean is.

Steven: [00:24:22] It's not constructive to demonize. Well, first off, so what they're saying, it's not constructive for you to say bad things. I think it would be constructive for you to protect your house and home and your business, but that I mean, use of force. Just to be clear, I'm not advocating going out and committing violence against.

Speaker5: [00:24:34] But I certainly think that you're entitled to use force to defend yourself.

Steven: [00:24:38] Most states recognize that. And that includes violence. Yeah, people are burning down your store, but they don't even want you to say bad words. So what this is all about, this is the theme here that has been going on for the last several You've heard me say it. It's about turning law abiding citizens into criminals and criminals into voters. Can you imagine anyone left or right in the 60 seconds or 70 seconds seeing.

Speaker5: [00:24:58] That, saying, well, you know what, really, though, it's.

Steven: [00:25:01] Not constructive to demonize them. Even back then, they had.

Speaker5: [00:25:03] Defame people in the Democrat Party like, well, they.

Steven: [00:25:05] Shouldn't riot.

Speaker5: [00:25:06] Right? I mean, who are they blaming? That's what I want to know.

Speaker4: [00:25:09] Well, take a wild guess.

Speaker5: [00:25:11] Oh, are they blaming they've had control of these cities without opposition for generations? Well, I think they're blaming by the votes. Yeah. For the people that have been starving them of opportunities in their communities. I well, the mayor elect blames.

Steven: [00:25:22] The police as seen by the fact that he was a major proponent of defunding the police of defund the police quote, prior to his election.

Speaker10: [00:25:30] The president of the United States, the former president of the United States I'm sorry, President Barack Obama, took it one step further as well. And and basically said that the effort of the defund police movement lost an audience because of of that. That slogan, I guess, is what he's calling it which which I don't look at it as a slogan. It's it's an actual real political goal.

Speaker5: [00:25:58] Huh?

Steven: [00:25:58] He backtracked and said, No, no, I didn't mean defund the police. Yeah, but what about when you said it's not a slogan? You actually think it's a political goal, meaning defund the police? He said, stop it. It's not constructive to demonize me.

Speaker5: [00:26:09] For what I said.

Speaker4: [00:26:09] That was last week, sir. But that's in my past. Yeah, that's.

Steven: [00:26:12] In my past.

Speaker4: [00:26:14] Well, don't worry. It's Mayor. Ain't nothing going to change.

Speaker5: [00:26:16] Ain't nothing going to change.

Steven: [00:26:17] We'll compare his policies and Lori Lightfoot. And by the way, in other news for the city, Walmart permanently closed four Chicago stores on Sunday, saying that the stores have lost tens of millions of dollars because you can only have grape drink on a five finger discount for so long.

Speaker5: [00:26:33] I'm sorry.

Steven: [00:26:34] Admonish me. Yes, It's purple dress. It's purple. Purple.

Speaker5: [00:26:36] Drank. Purple. Drank. It's purple. Drank for all you kangs, sugar.

Speaker11: [00:26:43] Water, purple.

Steven: [00:26:44] Remember that. And don't forget, this is Ronnie Mosley. While talking about this. Or the same thing applies here. Yes. Who they blame? They blame the cops. Who do they blame? They blame Walmart. Here's Ronnie Mosley. He's an, I guess from the 21st Ward. Ronnie Mosley, alderman elect from the 21st Ward. Of course, I was not familiar with him before he said this dumb assery.

Speaker5: [00:27:06] He blamed Walmart.

Steven: [00:27:09] For the closures. It is on the corporate.

Speaker2: [00:27:11] Citizens that come into our community and ravage.

Speaker5: [00:27:14] Our community. Okay, Common and Walmart.

Speaker2: [00:27:17] You should be absolutely.

Speaker12: [00:27:19] Ashamed of yourselves before God. You are the reason that our communities lack the investment that they have here.

Speaker4: [00:27:28] That lady stand before God or a shame before God. I'm like, okay, wow, Walmart should be ashamed before God. Really?

Speaker5: [00:27:36] You want to take it up with a Walton family? I just I just watched World War.

Steven: [00:27:40] Z of criminals in the middle of.

Speaker5: [00:27:42] Your city.

Speaker6: [00:27:43] You mean everything isn't free in Walmart? It was the walking dreads.

Speaker4: [00:27:49] They should not lock up the socks at Walmart. They should not lock up the hair color. They should not lock up the shampoo at Walmart.

Speaker5: [00:27:57] Where are we going to get a razor bump lotion? What? So here's the question. How did Chicago get here? They think they want and you can comment below. Spoiler alert. They want you to.

Steven: [00:28:10] Blame the police. They want.

Speaker5: [00:28:12] You to blame.

Steven: [00:28:12] Republicans. They want you to blame. Also, remember when they blamed guns coming.

Speaker5: [00:28:16] In from Indiana, Hey, hey. Wouldn't Indiana. Well outside of Gary have the problem that Chicago does. It's like, oh, the guns are coming in from Indiana ruining our state. You look. Have you looked at their state? Shut up.

Speaker4: [00:28:30] There's barely a city near you in Indiana. Like South Bend is the first real place you get to.

Speaker5: [00:28:36] It's all about.

Steven: [00:28:37] Abdicating personal responsibility. And anyone who's fooled by the by this shell game at this point. I'm sorry, guys. You really are morons. If you're in Chicago and you think you can blame this on the police, you think you can blame this on Donald Trump? I think you're probably past hope. So let's recap the Chicago policies in 2020, the Cook County DA Kim Fox dropped charges on 29.9% of felonies. Wow. That was compared to the previous DA of 19%, which, by the way, is still pretty damn high. That's very high. 2022. Illinois became the first state to eliminate cash bail. K 2020 two foot pursuit was not allowed for anything besides violent felonies and arrests in Chicago are at historic lows, which, by the way, is a really hard metric because you can't really take into account how many people would have been arrested who aren't being arrested. I don't know if that's a hard number had counted those videos that we just showed you and said that should have been arrest, arrest, arrest, arrest, arrest.

Speaker5: [00:29:29] So the 2005.

Steven: [00:29:31] Arrest rate was 31%, 2021 arrest rate, 12.3%. And the homicide rate is the highest that it's been in over 20 years in Chicago. Those are great policies. And the policies from this new mayor of the exact same. What is it? It's defund the police. And now he says, well, not really defund the police, restructure police. It's blame corporations. It's more gun control. Right. He wants red flag laws. The funny thing is, when you look at the policy of this new mayor, he says, I'm going to change the city. Change what? It's the same thing as the previous.

Speaker5: [00:30:01] Hey, nothing go crime. You can keep that shit. Vote for me. The only difference is Walmart gone, motherfucker, vote for me. People are like, Huh? He's talking my language. You want jobs at Walmart? No, not on my watch. And haven't they just matched Detroit, where 80% of all murders go unsolved?

Steven: [00:30:18] I don't know if it's 80%. I know it's very high. And again, that's a hard metric because they just say, is this an unsolved murder? They go, I don't know. Let's just not file that one. Okay.

Speaker5: [00:30:28] We'll leave it. What's the point of all these awards? Yeah, it was.

Speaker6: [00:30:31] A homeless guy. Screw it. That's the.

Speaker5: [00:30:33] Evidence from the murder.

Speaker13: [00:30:34] Case.

Speaker4: [00:30:34] What is what is this like when he looks back on the past, he's like, at least I'm not a lesbian. Is that it? Like, because that Mayor Lightfoot is like, okay, you guys are. I guess otherwise, yeah.

Steven: [00:30:44] It's sort of what it was. Vote for me because I don't look like a catfish.

Speaker5: [00:30:48] Oh, everyone else is the same. No catfish eyes, no more.

Speaker4: [00:30:52] Beetlejuice.

Speaker5: [00:30:53] Also. Then they told him like, you won.

Steven: [00:30:56] He's like, You're bullshitting.

Speaker5: [00:30:57] My portfolio don't grow. It is a crap hole. Chicago.

Steven: [00:31:03] It used to be a cool city. It's not.

Speaker5: [00:31:05] It's not even safe right now in tourist spots. It used to be Ferris.

Speaker4: [00:31:08] Bueller's Day Off. That was Chicago, the wonderful place. You can go hang out now. You don't trust me.

Speaker5: [00:31:13] And about to be about to be passed by Dallas as the third largest city in the country, are dropping like a stone. Dallas is growing like crazy. So good.

Steven: [00:31:21] You know, it needs to drop a stone. Is that Sam Smith?

Speaker5: [00:31:25] How much is a stone? It's a stupid measurement system.

Steven: [00:31:27] I'm like, okay.

Speaker5: [00:31:28] I weigh about £2.

Steven: [00:31:29] 225. So that's like 100 something kilograms. And then people like point seven stone. It's 2.7 stone doesn't sound very good. Someone lost weight. It's like, oh my gosh, look, you're withering away. Yeah. How much did you lose? I lost 0.01 stone.

Speaker14: [00:31:42] A stone is £14.

Speaker4: [00:31:44] Oh, it would be a lot more. I was off. Oh, yeah, way off.

Steven: [00:31:46] I don't know. I don't believe it. Okay.

Speaker5: [00:31:49] Smash the wrong button. If you're watching, though, by the way.

Speaker13: [00:31:52] That was pretty fast.

Steven: [00:31:53] Good for you. £14.

Speaker5: [00:31:55] Who picked that measurement?

Speaker4: [00:31:56] I don't know.

Speaker5: [00:31:57] It really doesn't matter. It's an increment. Who cares? What's hard to measure? Why? I don't want to be rounding decimals for weight.

Speaker4: [00:32:06] We're more offended by that than.

Speaker5: [00:32:08] I just round my.

Steven: [00:32:09] Height down. I'm like six foot two and three quarters. I just say six two.

Speaker5: [00:32:12] Instead of six because I don't want someone to like put.

Steven: [00:32:13] Me up on a measuring stick. Be like, Oh, you say you're six three. So I just say six two. Fine. What if it was stone? I know stone is weight.

Speaker5: [00:32:18] The point is, SNL is a propaganda wing.

Speaker13: [00:32:22] That's a Segway. Yes.

Steven: [00:32:23] So this brings us you see, in Chicago, if the left has their way unfettered, see Detroit, see San Francisco. And I want to use SNL here as a jumping off point because it really has become this is propaganda, by the way, And this is why comedy is largely dying on the networks. And that'll bring us to Washington. What's happening with the trans bill, which is I don't want to say trans bill, what's happening with the child abduction bill? Let's call it that child abduction bill, the bill to abduct your children from you if you don't put them on puberty blockers or give them a sex change. So. Let's start. I apologize. My voice is gross. Does it make me. Does it make me sound somewhat sexy, though? No.

Speaker5: [00:32:56] A little bit? No. Not to any of us.

Speaker2: [00:32:57] Any of the macho men that died. All right.

Speaker6: [00:33:03] Could do that. Yes.

Speaker5: [00:33:04] That's good. That's good for the vocal cords.

Speaker13: [00:33:06] Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:33:07] It clears you right out.

Steven: [00:33:08] I watched a documentary on him this weekend. It was. It was inspiring.

Speaker5: [00:33:13] So is he worse or Gilbert Gottfried. Who's harder? Gilbert Gottfried. Harder. Harder on the vocal.

Steven: [00:33:18] Oh, my gosh. Macho Man was just. Boy, what a larger than life character. Okay, so this weekend on Saturday Night Live non-binary cast member because that means something, huh? Molly Kearney appeared on Weekend Update to push propaganda disguised as, you know. Funny.

Speaker5: [00:33:40] Oh, sorry. No, wrong.

Steven: [00:33:42] Wrong clip. Here's the. Here's the first SNL clip.

[00:33:46] It's. First non-binary cast member. It's pitiful me, Jordy.

Speaker5: [00:33:57] Which works if they're making fun of it.

Speaker6: [00:34:00] That's something to celebrate. Look at the big bruise.

Speaker15: [00:34:03] Well, as you know, I've been wanting to come to update and talk about trans people, but I have for a much longer time than that, wanted to fly down from the ceiling.

Steven: [00:34:12] We wanted you to identify as Owen Hart.

Speaker5: [00:34:15] Yeah, but I'm not gonna lie.

Speaker15: [00:34:16] This harness is pretty tight in my groin.

Speaker13: [00:34:19] Chris Farley? Yep.

Steven: [00:34:20] Yep. Nothing original, huh?

Speaker15: [00:34:22] I've been hung up on my genitals for far too long, and I'm starting to feel like a frickin Republican lawmaker. Hello.

Speaker5: [00:34:30] She's runs out of air at the end of the sentence. Wait a minute. I think I've seen. I think I've seen her before. Yeah. Well dry her out in the sun.

Speaker4: [00:34:48] Everything old is new again.

Speaker5: [00:34:49] So here's the.

Steven: [00:34:50] Thing and we'll give you the definition of propaganda, because I think that's relevant. Kearney. Kearney. Whatever it is claimed that you don't care about children if you don't support quote, this is right. The term is now trans health care or gender affirming care. Just like it's not abortion, it's pro-choice. If you don't support trans health care, you don't care about children.

Speaker12: [00:35:12] As of this week, there are now over 14 states that have passed bills restricting health care for trans kids.

Speaker15: [00:35:20] Listen to that, Michael. Restricting health care for kids. For some reason, there's something about the word trans that makes people forget the word kids. If you don't care about trans kids lives, it means you don't care about frickin kids lives.

Speaker5: [00:35:35] That's a really dumb thing to say. I just mean this is what if you don't care.

Steven: [00:35:40] About trans kids lives? So that's what they've done. It's like, hold on a second. I don't think that you should castrate children. If so, that means you don't care about them. No, it's because I do care. So.

Speaker5: [00:35:47] Because you don't care about them trans kids. Therefore you do not care about any children. You're like, Wait, hold on a second. The fat bitch is Pullman.

Speaker13: [00:35:54] It wasn't.

Speaker4: [00:35:57] Wasn't Weekend Update supposed to be funny? Yeah. What is the question with this segment?

Speaker5: [00:36:01] Who do you think really cares? Even out there? If you support the trans gender, do you really think that people oppose.

Steven: [00:36:07] Gender reassignment surgery.

Speaker5: [00:36:08] Or even puberty blockers.

Steven: [00:36:09] For children because they don't care about.

Speaker5: [00:36:10] Them? Comment below. Is there anyone out.

Steven: [00:36:12] There who actually believes that? Just to be clear?

Speaker5: [00:36:16] I don't believe that the people who.

Steven: [00:36:17] Think children should transition.

Speaker5: [00:36:19] Don't.

Steven: [00:36:19] Care about kids. Some of them I think some of them are pedophiles, of course. But I think some people who go along with it, they think that maybe there's some science behind it, even though there's not.

Speaker5: [00:36:27] I don't think that anyone out there actually buys this.

Steven: [00:36:30] But this is this is the rhetoric you are going to hear now. They are.

Speaker5: [00:36:33] Coming for your.

Steven: [00:36:33] Children. There is a plan and I'm going to lay it out. And by they I mean the I.

Speaker5: [00:36:38] Don't want to say radical left. I mean the left. The president, the former vice president.

Steven: [00:36:42] Joe Biden is in on it. Okay. He's told you that he is. He says it's evil if you don't transition children.

Speaker4: [00:36:46] Yeah, absolutely. But it's the same playbook on abortion, too, right? So it's the same thing. It's women's health care, right? It's health care for women. You don't like women and getting the health care they need. Now it's kids health care, right? Wait, guys, come on. Seriously? Yeah, I know. We're talking about murdering somebody in the in the previous example, But here, can't we all just get together and go? 12 year olds shouldn't be able to do this. This isn't health care at all. Well, she's.

Speaker5: [00:37:06] She's not claiming to be trans. And, you know, she got on there because her SNL audition was, oh, I, I declare as non-binary.

Speaker4: [00:37:14] Right? Like, oh, gosh, we have to.

Speaker5: [00:37:15] And by the way, that's what the job then.

Steven: [00:37:17] When people say it's because of social sea people are free to be that's part of that 20% LGBTQ. Ap That person you just saw right now right on SNL, they're.

Speaker5: [00:37:26] Filed under.

Steven: [00:37:26] The T like everybody else because they're gender non-binary. It's a fraud. It's not true. It's single digit percentages of single digit percentages. Okay. You're talking about decimals of 1% like stone when you're talking about the amount of actual trans individuals. But she would be filed under there.

Speaker5: [00:37:44] And you know what makes me sad? You know, you know what is largely probably happening?

Steven: [00:37:48] People like that who maybe felt like they didn't fit in. I was a misfit as a kid. I understand that a lot of you, if you're watching right now, you probably are as well, Right? You probably don't fit in with the Fox News audience and you certainly don't fit in with the Trevor Noah SNL audience.

Speaker5: [00:37:58] You're a misfit.

Steven: [00:37:59] We're all misfits.

Speaker5: [00:38:01] But now they gave you an out to.

Steven: [00:38:02] Say, Hey, here's a new identity. It's just file yourself under the alphabet, people. And by the way, what we're talking about caring about children. Okay. The founding.

Speaker5: [00:38:10] Editor of editor of the European.

Steven: [00:38:11] Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychology, Christopher Gillberg, said that pediatric transition is possibly one of the greatest scandals in.

Speaker5: [00:38:18] Medical history.

Steven: [00:38:19] The American College of Pediatricians said there is no evidence that transgender interventions are safe for children. Puberty blockers like Lupron are associated with osteoporosis, mood disorders, seizures, cognitive impairment. And this is this is just kind of a recap. You can go back to our segments where we've discussed this in depth, the science of transitioning. And then particularly with children, what they'll do is they'll say there's no science.

Speaker5: [00:38:40] Yet that says it's harmful for children.

Steven: [00:38:42] Because we've only done the science on adults. Yeah, because you guys are the you guys are the sample size right now as these children. We've never done it before. So now you have. First, let me read you the definition of propaganda. Actually, here's the definition, the systematic propagation of a doctrine or cause of information reflecting the views and interests of those advocating such a doctrine or cause. Okay, So now let's look at this. They on SNL combining being offensively unfunny and I don't use the word offensive very often with propaganda into one.

Speaker13: [00:39:17] Joke.

Speaker15: [00:39:19] You know, at one point I heard a crew guy say, is she going to die up there? And then another guy was like, You mean are they going to die up there?

Speaker5: [00:39:28] It's funny because it's silly.

[00:39:30] That's the point. They both walked away and didn't help. Wow.

Speaker15: [00:39:34] Which feels a lot like how trans people are being treated right now. Oh, boy. But don't worry, we have a code word for emergencies. And it was trans rights.

[00:39:43] Oh, my gosh. Good golly. That was the code for confetti.

Speaker12: [00:39:50] My bad boy. That was so loud.

Speaker6: [00:39:53] Well, yeah. Better than the last.

Speaker15: [00:39:55] Wake up we are making. Trans kids grow up too fast. We should be keeping them safe, and we need to lift them up. Oh, no, not me. Them.

Speaker13: [00:40:05] I mean, the kids.

[00:40:07] Okay. They got my pronouns right. Let's go.

Steven: [00:40:13] I don't think that they got your pronouns right so much as they thought the high wire was a duo act.

Speaker5: [00:40:19] See, even they think the pronouns is is folly or it wouldn't be in the joke. And it would. And it wouldn't lead to misunderstandings and dangerous things happening.

Steven: [00:40:28] Yeah. No, none of it makes any sense. This is the problem. Comedy has to be rooted in truth. Yeah. And now when you're so many, it's like the inception of comedy at this point. There are so many layers deep that don't make people are no longer rooted in reality, that you no longer know what you're satirizing. Once upon a time there was. Was it Schmidt Gay beer. What was it?

Speaker5: [00:40:45] Schmidt No. What was it? Schmidt's gay.

Steven: [00:40:47] Beer with Chris.

Speaker5: [00:40:48] Farley. Oh, right. And I was like, Oh, isn't that funny? Like a beer for gay guys. Ha ha ha ha ha ha. Now a trannies on the can, right? Are you would have a guy show up dressed as a woman like Chris Farley trying to.

Steven: [00:40:59] Make Adam Sandler laugh. Now it's.

Speaker5: [00:41:00] Oh hold on a second. If you if that person is not actually trans, that's actually.

Steven: [00:41:03] Co-opting of roles, that's appropriation. So it's really hard to engage in satire when the world that they live in is such.

Speaker5: [00:41:12] A silly.

Steven: [00:41:12] Place. And here's something that I think is really important when you watch, again, the sleight of hand that takes place. This person, this comedian on SNL, spoke directly to all of the trans kids of America.

Speaker15: [00:41:25] What's happening, kids, is wrong and you don't need to be scared. Our job is to protect you. And your job is to focus on being a kid. It's kind of like me flying in the SNL sky. There's a bunch of dudes asking you about your crotch and controlling what and where you're allowed to pee, but if you just hang on, you'll look up and realize you're flying, kid.

Speaker5: [00:41:52] This is a comedy bit. Hey.

Speaker15: [00:41:54] Hey, Mr. J. Am I still in the frame?

Speaker12: [00:41:56] I mean, your feet. She's a moral trans Ron.

Steven: [00:42:01] Who's got the feet dangling in the frame, right? It's a statistical.

Speaker5: [00:42:04] Probability. Let's play the first portion of that again.

Steven: [00:42:08] Yeah.

Speaker6: [00:42:09] He comes down. Know that.

Speaker5: [00:42:10] First clip will.

Steven: [00:42:11] Be a kid. Yeah. Okay.

Speaker5: [00:42:12] Just play it. What's happening, kids, is wrong.

Speaker15: [00:42:14] And you don't need to be scared. Our job is to protect you. And your job is to focus on being a kid. Okay?

Steven: [00:42:21] So let's. Okay, so your job is to be a kid, right?

Speaker5: [00:42:24] Let's. Let's analyze that. Yeah. Your job. If you don't care about trans kids, it's your job.

Steven: [00:42:28] Just to be a kid.

Speaker5: [00:42:29] Silly rabbit dicks are for kids, girl. Kids. What? Okay, your job to focus on being a kid.

Steven: [00:42:34] You want to be a trans kid because it's who you truly are. Well, unlike the other children, that requires weekly doctor visits, that requires weekly lab works or monthly lab works. Daily medications like puberty blockers, perhaps a hormone replacement therapy, multiple surgeries, including reopening.

Speaker5: [00:42:47] Your surgery, your fake vagina as a wound with a dildo medical device because it will try and.

Steven: [00:42:51] Close itself back.

Speaker5: [00:42:52] Up, getting sutures taken out, double mastectomies, recovering while other kids are out in the.

Steven: [00:42:56] Playground playing.

Speaker5: [00:42:56] Hopscotch. Just focus on being a kid. The left wants you to be a child. You see why we say you're stealing their innocent innocence? Being a kid, I don't play in the park or.

Steven: [00:43:08] Be in the doctor's office.

Speaker5: [00:43:09] Yeah. Throw the football or lab work.

Steven: [00:43:11] Play video games with friends. Mastectomies. Go to church on Sundays. Have to reopen your fake vagina with a medical dildo. Let's not about letting kids be kids.

Speaker5: [00:43:20] You're doing everything you can to take them out of childhood. And by the way, we.

Steven: [00:43:24] Know how that ends. You know how it ends. Look at the results for child stars.

Speaker5: [00:43:28] Probably the I bet you if we could have a research, some kind of a study done on this, the suicide rate of child stars, it's probably pretty close to the trans community. One of the only places.

Steven: [00:43:37] Yeah, it's unbelievably high because they lose their childhood.

Speaker4: [00:43:41] Yeah. And she said in one of her earlier, earlier quotes that kids are growing up too fast. I'm like, The way to do that is to remove these massive decisions from their minds. Just help them through these phases of adolescence that are very difficult for most kids, for other reasons than thinking that maybe you're in the wrong body. Just help them through that and let them be a kid. How can you possibly have those two things in the sentence? I want kids to just be kids. They're growing up too fast, but we need to give them gender affirming care. That's a lifetime decision. That's an adult decision to have to make.

Speaker16: [00:44:11] Well, according to the Chris Farley impersonator, it's her job to protect your kids. Gerald Yeah, your kids.

Steven: [00:44:17] Steve Exactly. It's their job.

Speaker5: [00:44:18] To protect your kids.

Steven: [00:44:19] Really quickly on CNN right now, hold on. They're talking about nearly 100 confirmed or probable cases of a rare fungal infection. This is.

Speaker5: [00:44:25] Breaking news at.

Speaker17: [00:44:26] The mill. Can you give us some sense of when the mill will be back?

Speaker13: [00:44:29] Full functioning Cabana, Michigan.

Speaker6: [00:44:32] Oh, Michigan.

Speaker5: [00:44:35] Escanaba. Escanaba. That's right.

Speaker13: [00:44:37] Up to three.

Speaker4: [00:44:38] Weeks to get the cleaning done, and we think we can get that done. It's a very dynamic.

Speaker5: [00:44:42] All right. There you go.

Steven: [00:44:42] So they want.

Speaker5: [00:44:43] To scare you all.

Steven: [00:44:44] Remember monkeypox? Remember when that.

Speaker5: [00:44:45] Was the thing?

Speaker4: [00:44:46] Yeah. Just don't stick your you know, and I guys, you know, and you'll be fine.

Speaker5: [00:44:50] Actually, most gay.

Steven: [00:44:51] Guys were also fine. Was particularly the people who had sex with Somali pirates at the Norwegian Music Festival.

Speaker13: [00:44:56] Very specific. Yeah.

Speaker5: [00:44:57] Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:44:58] It's closed down one festival.

Speaker5: [00:45:00] Hey, have I spoken with.

Steven: [00:45:00] You about the risk of monkeypox? Right. They tell you that when you go in for your lab work, right? The risk of coronary heart disease, that. Or if you have Alzheimer's in your family spoken to you, the risk of monkeypox? No, Doctor. What's that? Well, it's very important. For example, this is often brought on by having sex with Somali pirates at Norwegian techno music festivals. Almost. It seems like I'd have to seek that out. Monkeypox leaves no one spared.

Speaker13: [00:45:22] Or.

Speaker4: [00:45:22] San Francisco having a festival. Those are the two places. Yeah.

Steven: [00:45:27] So this is this brings us back to the trans issue here with them coming for your kids. And we were, by the way, suspended on YouTube at one point for saying that they were coming for your kids. And I mean, this I absolutely do mean this. A new bill in Washington state, Washington state, just to clarify something like in D.C., No, no different Washington Washington state will now allow the state to not notify parents if their minor child, if their child, their their I mean, I guess where do you go from infant toddler as young as you can picture runs away to transition. This is now going to be.

Speaker5: [00:46:04] Legislatively the rule.

Speaker13: [00:46:07] Senate bill 5005 99 passed the Senate House and is on its way to the governor's desk. The law would allow shelters to not contact a young person's parents if that young person is after, quote, protected health care services. That includes gender affirming treatment. So let me give.

Steven: [00:46:25] You a quick snapshot here what this means. This means that runaway kids, for example, at shelters, they will not be reported to parents if they're seeking, quote, protected health care. Transitioning health care shelters don't have to report if the kids are getting medical interventions to the parents. Shelters can contact the Washington Department of Children, Youth and Families instead of parents. Just to be clear, this is what this bill does. And again, this is about what happens when the left has complete, unfettered power, not what happens when you're looking at the national level and Republicans blocked them, or you have conservative activism. And again, when people say the radical left and the.

Speaker5: [00:46:58] Radical right, I'm sorry, let's look.

Steven: [00:46:59] At the Florida State, pretty, pretty significantly red, right? The Florida state legislature, the extreme example.

Speaker5: [00:47:06] Remember how it was.

Steven: [00:47:06] Going to be, Handmaid's Tale? Well, there's a six week abortion ban.

Speaker5: [00:47:09] Versus the Washington bill where your kids.

Steven: [00:47:12] Can be hidden from you if they run away and you never know where they are, if they decide that they want to transition their gender. Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:47:18] Think about this scenario for just a second. Kid runs away, right? And normally you would call the police. The police would. I think you have to wait like 24 hours or something like that for a missing person or right away. Right. And then they would go and start looking in kind of the normal places, maybe check hospitals, maybe check some of these shelters, maybe check some other places. But in this case, let's say that they find your child at a shelter. Now, what do they do? Because your child is seeking gender affirming care. They have to come back to you and tell you we're continuing the search. They can't end the search because obviously it just began and they can't be like, well, hey, this person you just told me your child is down at this shelter over here. They're seeking gender affirming care. They can't do that because that's a protected thing now. Right. So what do you do? You just run through this thing? Well, we're still searching, spending millions of dollars, faking like you're actually searching for somebody that you know exactly where they are and what they're doing right now. This doesn't make sense in any world.

Speaker5: [00:48:08] No, it makes absolute sense.

Steven: [00:48:09] It makes absolute sense when you understand their worldview that the parents are incidental. The left does not believe in the idea of parental rights. And by the way, they've written about this. They don't believe that you as a parent should have more rights in raising your children than they do at the state legislature. Understand that and understand how evil that is. By the way, it's a very, very common tactic of fascist governments, of socialist governments, of communist governments. Look at China to turn family members against each other, brother against brother, to have children turn in their parents, separate the children from their parents. And just think of those parents who think that their child is missing.

Speaker5: [00:48:43] Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:48:44] And all of a sudden they're down there. But what it does, too, is you separate the children from the parents. And now the parents are held at gunpoint because we have your children. You will do whatever we tell you to do because we have your children.

Speaker5: [00:48:55] It forces very reasonable.

Steven: [00:48:57] Law abiding people to do very unreasonable lawbreaking things.

[00:49:03] Only for the police.

Steven: [00:49:07] If they show up to try and take your kids. Yes, I think everyone can agree with that. Yep.

Speaker5: [00:49:15] What would you do? Pops Crowder. What would you do if back.

Steven: [00:49:18] When I was a kid.

Speaker5: [00:49:19] You know, back remember when I wore.

Steven: [00:49:21] Some some ladies jeans? Because it was before they made men's stretch jeans? Sure. That's what. And when me and my skater friends, we would we would wear we would wear stretchy ladies jeans so that we could still skateboard with tight pants.

Speaker5: [00:49:30] Yeah, Remember that? And you told me you're like.

Steven: [00:49:32] Hey, you shouldn't wear lady pants. It makes you look stupid. But what would you do if all of a sudden a CPS came in and a cop said, We're taking your child or we can't tell you where your child is? As they undergo gender transition, what would you.

Speaker5: [00:49:44] Do? You can't allow.

Speaker16: [00:49:46] It. No. And you have to make it has to be very it has to be real spectacle. Yeah. Because that's the only way you're going to get any help. You can't just go it alone, right? Yeah. You've got to make a splash.

Speaker4: [00:49:55] Police officers in that situation. Don't. Don't be the bad guys. No, don't. Don't be the guys that say I was just doing my job. Well, why do you want to?

Steven: [00:50:01] Why do you think that they're. The left is infiltrating the military and infiltrating local police forces and creating diversity training and sensitivity training and pronouns. Why do you think they're doing that? They want to make sure that the people who will enforce the laws are on their side. Just because someone's a veteran doesn't mean that they understand that they went out to fight for your freedom. Just because someone's a police officer doesn't mean that they understand that they're sworn to protect your freedoms. Not everyone does. There are a lot of good people. We certainly shouldn't defund the police, but we certainly shouldn't turn it into a petri dish for illogical anti-science gender experiments. And this brings us to the plan that they have to come for your kids. You're seeing it happen in Washington legislatively. But this.

Speaker5: [00:50:38] Has been taking place.

Steven: [00:50:39] Over the course of time. And by the way, the most important component of this is you can't speak out against it. That's why we're on Rumble. If you're watching on YouTube, head on over to Rumble, you can no longer speak truth on YouTube if you say that they're coming for your kids. And we lay out the plan here on YouTube, there's a good chance that they might dump us on YouTube if we don't use the YouTube dump button anyway. So that desensitizes people. It changes the social engineering and then legislatively, children can be removed from their parents at gunpoint by police officers.

Speaker5: [00:51:01] How does it start?

Steven: [00:51:01] Well, first, let's look at how they claimed they weren't coming from your for your kids. Right. Newsweek deputy editor Jason Fields wrote this article titled No Trans People are Not Coming to Eat Your Children. Well.

Speaker4: [00:51:12] Nobody said they were going to eat.

Speaker5: [00:51:13] Right. But that's what they do. I mean.

Speaker4: [00:51:14] Just like you don't.

Steven: [00:51:15] Care about trans children. No, wait. Hang on a second. I do. I just don't believe in transitioning them. So you hate kids? Well, wait, hold on a second. It seems like they're targeting children. No one's trying to eat your kids. But that's not what I said.

Speaker5: [00:51:26] I've had people on this show going back as early, I think.

Steven: [00:51:29] 2014, 2015, trans individuals who said, look, no one here is talking about children, okay? We're talking about adults. And this is why I'm sorry, I don't do the whole I'm.

Speaker5: [00:51:39] Going to use whatever pronouns you want. You're an adult. You can live your life however you want. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Libertarian conservatives are libertarians who are beaten up by life. It used to be conservatives or liberals who were beaten up by life. It does directly affect you. It does directly affect you. If you're not willing to take some kind of a moral stand. And the idea that biology isn't real, it does affect you. If you say reality no longer is a thing that affects the entire country and you can't just.

Steven: [00:52:04] Draw the line at.

Speaker5: [00:52:04] Kids, you've already you've already conceded the ground of reality. So I don't do it. So one wants to legally change their name. I'll refer to you by your name. Doesn't mean I hate you. You're still a man. I can still love you and say, But you're still a man.

Steven: [00:52:17] Who's very confused.

Speaker16: [00:52:18] And they can no longer argue that the slippery slope fallacy. Right? It's. It's almost settled science. The slippery slope.

Speaker5: [00:52:24] Now. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. We just want to get married. Yeah, but don't you. Can't you just do the exact same thing with civil unions? No. Why not?

Steven: [00:52:31] Because we want to destroy the church. Here's the thing. You cannot have American society without a firm Judeo-Christian backbone. And the firm, Judeo-Christian backbone requires the family unit. And the left understands that they have to destroy the family. It's why every single solution is aimed at the family unit, or at the very least, involves solutions that don't include the family unit. More money to schools, right? It involves actually more programs, more daycare, rather than helping the family rather than easing the tax burdens on family, it's get the kids away and get them to daycare where someone else can control it.

Speaker5: [00:53:03] It's rather than allow the family to choose a school. Right.

Steven: [00:53:06] It's no, no, let's remove the choice from the family so that they can spend eight hours a day with a public teacher. And by the way, these teachers unions will go after parents who show up at parent teacher board meetings. Right. Every single solution has evolved, is involved with eroding the family unit.

Speaker5: [00:53:20] So they were saying for a long time, slippery slope, we're not coming for your kids. Well, then finally the.

Steven: [00:53:25] Twisted rainbow veil came off. And remember the San Francisco Gay Men's Choir? They said explicitly that they are coming for your kids.

Speaker11: [00:53:33] But you're just frightened. You think that we'll corrupt your kids if our agenda goes unchecked. Funny. Just this once. You're correct, someone's got to teach them not to hate.

[00:53:50] We're coming for them. We're coming for your children.

Speaker5: [00:53:59] Ooh, a little pitchy there.

Speaker4: [00:54:01] It's like the murderer's row of pedophiles. Yeah.

Speaker5: [00:54:03] Some of them were. So here's what they do.

Steven: [00:54:08] Here are the steps they take.

Speaker5: [00:54:09] Okay.

Steven: [00:54:09] Step one. They. They start in a subtle way indoctrinating children through things like programming. This is why I say everything stems from culture. When people say, well, are you talking about this?

Speaker5: [00:54:20] Why don't you talk about why you'd rather talk about Republican primary?

Steven: [00:54:24] Then kids being separated from their parents. And again, this all starts with culture where you are desensitized and you think this is normal. So programming with kids like Remember.

Speaker5: [00:54:32] Muppet Babies.

Steven: [00:54:33] Was one where they changed it. I don't know if it's Muppet Babies now, things like Blue's Clues. Here are some clips just so you see the kind of targeting that if you're not aware as a parent is being aimed right at your children.

Speaker13: [00:54:44] I'm going to make sure you have the perfect dress to wear to the ball. But the girl said, I'm not supposed to wear a dress. I don't want everyone to be upset with me. Well, if it makes you feel better, I can make you outfit so amazing they won't even know it's you. You mean it?

Speaker5: [00:55:01] I'll make you a barely passable.

Speaker4: [00:55:03] You guys start by chopping off that nose.

[00:55:14] Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh. Hey, blue. Ooh. Look at all these families. Hi, families.

Speaker13: [00:55:24] It's time for a pride parade.

[00:55:26] Families marching one by one. Hurrah! Hurrah! Families marching one by one. Hurrah! Hurrah!

Steven: [00:55:34] By the way, if you're still trying to find Blue's clues, it's behind her cock.

Speaker16: [00:55:40] Men on floats stacking two by two. Hurrah!

Speaker4: [00:55:43] Oh, come on, man.

Speaker5: [00:55:45] They're chokers. Two, two. Hurrah! Hurrah!

Speaker4: [00:55:51] Ugh! And every single Disney night. I know we just covered some cartoons there, but every single Disney movie that I see right now is working in gay, lesbian, bisexual. Something that is just gender queer, like every single one of them shoehorns in. We have to fast forward through certain parts frozen. They're coming out with Frozen three. Elsa is supposed to have a girlfriend in that one because that's necessary for the storyline, apparently.

Steven: [00:56:15] No, I think that's a deep fake porno. I don't. Is that true, Elsa supposed to have a girlfriend?

Speaker4: [00:56:20] That's the rumor. Is that Honeymaren.

Speaker5: [00:56:22] Well, it worked like a charm for buzz.

Speaker4: [00:56:24] Lightning frozen two for a half a second right now. And I've seen it 74 times.

Speaker5: [00:56:27] This is. Look.

Steven: [00:56:29] Okay, They're not coming for your kids.

Speaker5: [00:56:32] Hm. Seems to be everywhere. And by the way, let me ask you this.

Steven: [00:56:35] I've had quite a few people comment on this.

Speaker5: [00:56:38] Do you find yourself being less tolerant than you used to be?

Steven: [00:56:41] Do you find yourself. Are you one of those people who said like, I don't care what people do? You know, in their own bedroom? And now you go. It affects everybody. Screw that. Tolerance is not a mistake. I'm going to make again. Do you find yourself looking behind you going, man, maybe there was a line.

Speaker5: [00:56:53] That's the reaction.

Steven: [00:56:55] A lot of people who weren't on board with the things that we're about to say or that we have been saying now find themselves out of necessity. By the way, it's also part of a it's moved on to YouTube's most popular, I believe most popular top two individual YouTube channel, Mr. Beast. Yeah, they have, as I guess Mr. Beast kind of like Gerald is is trans now.

Speaker4: [00:57:16] Wait, what?

Steven: [00:57:18] Yeah, Chris Tyson is trans.

Speaker4: [00:57:19] No, I.

Steven: [00:57:20] His regular Chris Tyson announced he was transitioning or he said HRT saved his life. Informed consent. Hrt saved me and many others lives. Just let people make informed decisions about their own bodies, okay? Informed decisions.

Speaker5: [00:57:36] So you're a man.

Steven: [00:57:39] What does HRT do? What is HRT? Which hormones?

Speaker5: [00:57:43] This is why I did the segment earlier today where.

Steven: [00:57:44] People just say help and they say it broad make informed decisions. Okay. Estrogen lowering testosterone. Okay. What are guaranteed outcomes of that? But osteoporosis. Yeah. What are guaranteed some form of depression? Sure. Because you've altered your hormones. Men and low testosterone say depressed. Okay. Estrogen. Yeah, we know that. That is that is pro cancer genic. Right? We know that one of the first things, even if you're a woman, if you have breast cancer, as they put you on an aromatase inhibitor or some kind of an estrogen blocker.

Speaker5: [00:58:09] So make.

Steven: [00:58:09] Informed decisions. Or are these people who are looking to make a lot of because you make a lot of money with HRT.

Speaker5: [00:58:14] Make a lot of money giving.

Steven: [00:58:16] It to people who don't need it. And here is Tyson, by the way, himself, making Mr. Beast.

Speaker5: [00:58:21] I would say, look a little.

Steven: [00:58:22] Uncomfortable in a video last week.

Speaker11: [00:58:25] Oh, my God, Jimmy, look, they drew you. Jimmy, They drew you so well, it looks just like you. Wait.

Steven: [00:58:34] And the same guy right there, his son was wearing heels and that went viral. So here's Tyson. Captioning the picture Tucker chose to slay this morning.

Speaker5: [00:58:45] Oh, I'm sure. Yeah. By the way, these same people.

Steven: [00:58:48] Again, this is what this is what sociopathic narcissists do. They accuse you of doing what they're doing. You know how they always say, actually.

Speaker5: [00:58:54] The only reason that the trans rate is going up is because society isn't forcing us in the closet.

Steven: [00:58:59] And we say, well, maybe it's a social contagion because you're encouraging it. Really? You think I'm encouraging.

Speaker5: [00:59:04] My kid to be trans, put on these heels, Tyson, or you don't get your ice cream. What are you saying?

Steven: [00:59:10] You're socially engineering them. Yeah.

Speaker4: [00:59:12] Daddy decided to become a woman and leave the family.

Speaker5: [00:59:15] Yeah, that's. I mean. And so he decides to dress.

Steven: [00:59:17] As young boy like a woman. Yeah.

Speaker5: [00:59:18] Which, by the way, there used to be innocent enough as.

Steven: [00:59:21] Far as, of course, kids, at some point.

Speaker5: [00:59:22] Probably. I guarantee you, I dressed like an old lady in a play at Little Earners. I remember one point, though. Grandma is a person in your neighborhood and so we play grandma and grandpa or my grandmother had these straw hats that we would put on because we thought they were cowboy hats until I figured out they were chicks hats. The point is, it should be innocent. But that's not. That's a man who is acting as though he's a woman and now putting heels on his.

Steven: [00:59:42] Son he chose to slay.

Speaker5: [00:59:44] This morning. Your child.

Steven: [00:59:46] Is not it's not your own.

Speaker5: [00:59:47] Personal lite-brite to just.

Steven: [00:59:49] Screw with. And then they say that.

Speaker5: [00:59:50] We don't care about children.

Steven: [00:59:52] As parents.

Speaker6: [00:59:53] Yeah, he bought his kid kid sized heels.

Speaker5: [00:59:56] Are those kids size heels or are they adult heels? Like. Let me see. Look it again. Yeah, let me see them. Let me see those heels again. They look. Yeah, they are small. Yeah.

Speaker6: [01:00:04] Good size heels. Feet.

Steven: [01:00:05] Wow.

Speaker5: [01:00:06] And they had them sized.

Speaker16: [01:00:08] Yeah.

Speaker4: [01:00:08] So here's the thing that right there celebrated, right? What it should be is, hey, he's doing something to his child that could lead him into a category of people that have a 42% attempted suicide rate.

Speaker16: [01:00:21] Yep. That's where there should be a knock.

Speaker4: [01:00:23] On the door. Yeah, exactly. That's the thing. That should be the line right now that says, hey, what's going on here? If he's pushing that right, you and I, when we're three, four years old, going to mom's closet, grab some shoes, try to wear them.

Speaker5: [01:00:33] Ha ha ha. Hold on, Gerald. Keep talking.

Steven: [01:00:34] Casey, kill my mic. I got to blow my nose.

Speaker4: [01:00:36] Right. That kind of stuff is funny. My son has done that. It's hilarious. Right? But that's right. Now, that's what people are saying is totally fine. We can absolutely do that. But if this child had gone to his friends and said, My dad won't let me wear heels in Washington State, in California, in New York, in Chicago, somewhere in Illinois, probably not. But Chicago. Yes, in Michigan. Yeah. That can probably get you a knock at the door from CPS. Checking on the welfare of the child. Are you not allowing them to have medical care? Do you not like children and want to make sure that they can live their life as kids and just let them be who they are? Because you won't let your kid wear heels? Is is this reality like, are we.

Steven: [01:01:14] Hoodie has something.

Speaker6: [01:01:15] For us. Yeah.

Speaker14: [01:01:15] The research team sent in a picture of him and his family before all this. Pretty sad, actually, if you look at it.

Speaker5: [01:01:21] Well, beautiful wife, beautiful child.

Steven: [01:01:23] Happy, but.

Speaker4: [01:01:23] Sad. What's everybody's.

Speaker6: [01:01:24] Happy? Yeah.

Speaker4: [01:01:25] Except Dad's now a woman.

Steven: [01:01:27] Let me ask you this. You guys can comment below. The hell if I'm talking louder, if I'm.

Speaker5: [01:01:32] Having difficulty controlling the volume of my voice, my ears just.

Steven: [01:01:34] Popped. Everyone said it must be nice to be your own boss. Yeah. You never get to take a sick day. I can't hear anything.

Speaker5: [01:01:40] You think in ten years time that Mr. Tyson is going to be happier? I think his son's going to be happier. I think his wife's going to be happier. Hey, by the way, it's not just about your own happiness.

Steven: [01:01:50] Yeah, Thank you. Just to be clear.

Speaker5: [01:01:51] You do have a family.

Steven: [01:01:53] You did sign on the dotted line.

Speaker5: [01:01:55] Guess what? A lot of guys would like.

Steven: [01:01:57] To run off and sleep with anyone they can. It's called midlife crisis. It's called having an attractive. But they they don't. But they shouldn't. A lot of dads would like to go off and buy a Ferrari because that minivan is no longer practical. But you have responsibilities. Yeah. Your child needs a dad. That doesn't change.

Speaker4: [01:02:14] No, no, no. Be selfish. That's what life is now.

Speaker5: [01:02:16] So is Tyson a boy?

Speaker16: [01:02:18] Am I missing something?

Steven: [01:02:18] Tyson is the guy who's trans, right? Mr. Beast on his shoulders.

Speaker16: [01:02:22] Looked like a daughter. Am I wrong?

Speaker5: [01:02:25] Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker6: [01:02:25] No, you're not wrong.

Speaker4: [01:02:26] Okay. Maybe it's just a long haired boy. How dare you? Gender That child.

Speaker5: [01:02:29] Was that a daughter? And then put the heels on.

Speaker6: [01:02:31] It looks like. I don't think it is a daughter. I think it's a son. Well, it does look like it's just like, well, yeah, I don't know.

Speaker5: [01:02:39] This is the problem with trying to make sense of any of this anymore. Yeah. All I know is the dad is clearly that.

Steven: [01:02:45] Man and now says he's a woman. And by the way, I look at Chris Tyson today, and of course, I would have never guessed that he was ever a man.

Speaker6: [01:02:55] It is confirmed.

Speaker14: [01:02:56] That is a son. It is a.

Speaker6: [01:02:57] Son. It is a son dressed as a.

Speaker16: [01:02:59] Girl in that photo? No.

Steven: [01:03:01] Is it dressed as a girl? This is.

Speaker5: [01:03:02] Pink overalls.

Steven: [01:03:03] Bring that.

Speaker5: [01:03:03] Up again.

Steven: [01:03:04] I didn't really even notice that before.

Speaker5: [01:03:07] Is that I can't see. Is that a dress?

Speaker16: [01:03:09] Look at the. Yeah.

Speaker6: [01:03:09] Yeah, it looks like a I'm a female.

Speaker5: [01:03:12] Stop. I have no idea.

Speaker4: [01:03:13] He doesn't sound like that.

Steven: [01:03:16] And by the way, in case we get dumped on YouTube here today, I'm sure the button is being hit quite a bit. Just head on over to rumble. Smash the rumble button. This is the last free week of mug club. And hey, you are entirely the people who keep this going. So we're going to continue throwing.

Speaker4: [01:03:29] He has to work when he's sick. And we thank you for. Yes, yes, exactly.

Steven: [01:03:33] So step one is start start with the subtle, you know, infusion of it into children's programming. And now step two, hit the ding to continue the propaganda no longer just culturally, but then it moves into schools where other people have your children for eight hours a day. If you put them in daycare or after school programs nine, ten hours a day to confuse children. So it starts with what they watch and then then it continues with what they learn. Things like Drag Queen story hours, exposing children at a young age.

Speaker11: [01:04:03] On the drag queen. Go shimmy, shimmy, shimmy. Oh, yeah. Anybody know what a shimmy?

[01:04:09] Shimmy, shimmy. I think I have the shoulders on the drag queen.

Speaker11: [01:04:15] Go. Shimmy, shimmy, shimmy. Zip it.

Speaker4: [01:04:19] Unbelievable.

Speaker5: [01:04:20] And by the way, this is by design.

Steven: [01:04:21] There was a 2021 journal that was written, by the way, by an education scholar. This is kind of the catalyst for a lot of this about drag queen stories. Yeah, drag queen story time, sorry, I should say, in his journal curriculum inquiry. Actually, all the all the references are available at dot com. It says Drag Queen Story Hour provides a generative extension of queer. How do you pronounce this word? Pedagogy, weight.

Speaker5: [01:04:44] Pedagogy or.

Steven: [01:04:45] Pedagogy?

Speaker5: [01:04:46] Pedagogy.

Steven: [01:04:47] That's what I said. And then you corrected me and said, Pedagogy?

Speaker5: [01:04:49] I don't know.

Speaker16: [01:04:50] Not pedagogical days at school where you have a day off. Yeah.

Steven: [01:04:54] Pedagogy Extension of queer pedagogy into the world of early childhood education.

Speaker4: [01:04:59] And if I a synonym Bob Nope.

Speaker5: [01:05:04] Nope.

Steven: [01:05:05] And by the way, you also then of course, they continue to normalize and confuse children about transgenderism in schools.

Speaker15: [01:05:11] What gender do you think I am.

Speaker13: [01:05:15] Asshole?

Speaker6: [01:05:17] Cool. Anyone else? Now.

Speaker17: [01:05:19] I heard earlier that you were transgender. You're right. And you're right.

Speaker4: [01:05:24] And she's.

Steven: [01:05:25] It's. No.

Speaker5: [01:05:28] But he's right.

Speaker16: [01:05:29] He's man spreading.

Speaker5: [01:05:30] I look like.

Steven: [01:05:31] The lesbian with the pink mohawk from Double Dragon.

Speaker4: [01:05:34] Here's my.

Speaker2: [01:05:34] Orvis card.

Speaker16: [01:05:38] It's more of a store credit. Really.

Steven: [01:05:39] Hey, where do you think I shop?

Speaker16: [01:05:42] He.

Steven: [01:05:43] He says Talbots. What do.

Speaker5: [01:05:44] You think? Bass Pro.

Steven: [01:05:45] Nailed it.

Speaker13: [01:05:46] Nailed it.

Speaker4: [01:05:47] What kind of car do I drive? Subaru. Yeah.

Speaker2: [01:05:51] I like this little dude. Pound it.

Steven: [01:05:54] Oh, I just broke my fourth finger this week.

Speaker16: [01:05:57] It's a chorus. The whole class says Subaru.

Speaker13: [01:05:59] Yeah, exactly.

Speaker4: [01:06:00] That was an easy one.

Speaker2: [01:06:02] I think.

Speaker5: [01:06:03] Look, I'm supposed to watch you, but I think they have a discount sale on flannel at Cabela's.

Steven: [01:06:08] So I'm going to just leave you here alone.

Speaker5: [01:06:11] Scissors are in the drawer.

Steven: [01:06:12] Just, you know, do your best.

Speaker4: [01:06:13] It's not it's not even safety scissors.

Steven: [01:06:20] And by the way, they also can use your authority to actually coerce children.

Speaker11: [01:06:26] Yes, I.

Speaker17: [01:06:27] Have had multiple students come out to me not just with their sexuality, but also with their gender identity. One of the reasons I think it's so important to be out and loud and proud so that people feel comfortable coming to me and talking to me because I don't know how much different my life would have been if I had had somebody to come talk to about this kind of stuff.

Steven: [01:06:48] Hopefully someone rubs the jewel on your stomach.

Speaker5: [01:06:51] Oh, you're still alive. It didn't work. Oh, come.

Speaker4: [01:06:52] On. By the way, I do need to be admonished. You are correct. It's pedagogy. Pedagogy, Pedagogy.

Steven: [01:06:58] Gerald.

Speaker13: [01:07:00] I wonder if they feel comfortable.

Speaker4: [01:07:01] Gay.

Speaker16: [01:07:02] What if they feel comfortable coming to her about cholesterol?

Speaker4: [01:07:08] How do you feel about vegetables? How do you.

Speaker16: [01:07:10] Feel about atherosclerosis?

Speaker5: [01:07:13] Teacher Where do I get it? One can never find out. Oh, my. They feel really comfortable coming to me. Do you.

Steven: [01:07:23] Think that's maybe because that teacher said everyone.

Speaker5: [01:07:26] Come to me? Or do you think maybe that teacher.

Steven: [01:07:28] Assigned.

Speaker5: [01:07:29] To them coming to me and and discussing your gender?

Steven: [01:07:33] It should never come up.

Speaker5: [01:07:34] You are not their mother, father or whatever. And you're weird. Okay. Shouldn't come up. It's not your job. It's not your job. Wouldn't you feel. Let me ask you this. Let's go back just ten years. You have a male teacher, a rare.

Steven: [01:07:48] Male public school teacher in grade school, and.

Speaker5: [01:07:51] He takes aside your.

Steven: [01:07:52] Daughter, any of your daughters.

Speaker5: [01:07:53] To ask her how she feels.

Steven: [01:07:55] About her gender and her sexuality. Right.

Speaker5: [01:07:59] Think that would have been acceptable? Think that would have ever been appropriate. But now, because we put this veil on it, well, actually, male, female, these.

Steven: [01:08:05] Teachers can do whatever they they can discuss whatever they want with.

Speaker5: [01:08:08] Your children. That's a sexualised topic. That's a sexually charged topic. Yeah.

Speaker4: [01:08:12] Let me just say something, too. If you're a father or a mother right now and something like this is happening, the very most important thing that you can do is get your child out of that school, can't afford private school, downsize your house, sell your car and go to one car. It's the most important thing that you can possibly do in your life. Right now. There is no mocha frappuccino, macchiatos, whatever the hell you're getting on the way to work, change everything about your life to protect your children. It is the most important thing that you can do.

Steven: [01:08:38] That's right. I would not only say, well, just to put a finer point on it, I wouldn't say mocha because we'll say, Oh, you think I buy mocha? I don't care if you drink. Name brand Maxwell House. Guess what?

Speaker5: [01:08:45] Move to a house with a smaller bedroom.

Steven: [01:08:47] Yeah.

Speaker5: [01:08:47] Move back in with your.

Steven: [01:08:48] Parents if you have to. And uncle and aunt. I don't care.

Speaker5: [01:08:52] If you have to sublet. Okay. Take. Take the bus to school. Whatever it takes.

Steven: [01:08:57] You do not put your children in public school today, period. If you do that, you lose your right to bitch because it starts with programming. Then you move into them gradually infusing it into the curriculum. And then that brings us to step three, which is where we are now with Washington. But it's not the first place where they completely.

Speaker5: [01:09:14] Outright remove remove.

Steven: [01:09:15] Parental rights schools, by the way, they've been allowing kids to socially transition without parental knowledge for a while. This comes up from The New York Times. You can bring that California was leading the way by becoming a trans sanctuary state as of New Year's Day 2023. California is not going to cooperate with other states seeking extradition of transitioning children.

Speaker5: [01:09:36] So now it's a federal issue. Yeah. So now it's a federal issue to protect kids. I'm sorry to not care.

Steven: [01:09:42] About kids, as you put it. Right.

Speaker4: [01:09:43] Exactly. So, by the way, little Timmy gets I get a phone call from him being loud in class and being disruptive, but he puts on a dress behind my back and takes it off before I come and pick him up. Not a word. Not a peep. Yeah. You're not calling me for that? Ridiculous. That's not a problem at all. That's something to be celebrated and honored. So much so that you can't tell the parents. Right?

Speaker5: [01:10:01] How does that make sense?

Steven: [01:10:02] I got more trouble calling my teacher a pinko commie because she wants.

Speaker16: [01:10:06] The fact that you knew what that was.

Speaker4: [01:10:08] I know, right? That's pretty impressive.

Speaker5: [01:10:09] I learned it because she said it was right wing, and I was like, Well, you're a pinko commie. She's like, Oh, it's a beautiful theory. I said, Ah.

Speaker13: [01:10:21] That's clever. Eighth grader.

Speaker5: [01:10:24] So this is again.

Steven: [01:10:25] This brings us to this idea where you have people this is what bothers me with these fence sitters. I mean, these fence sitters are just puppets for a wood post at this point where they go.

Speaker5: [01:10:32] Extreme left, extreme right. Okay. Okay.

Steven: [01:10:34] So that idea, when people say.

Speaker5: [01:10:36] Fringe, what does fringe mean? Fringe means it's at the.

Steven: [01:10:39] The end of something. It means it's not part of the main body of this movement of this fabric. Okay. So would Fringe on the.

Speaker5: [01:10:47] Left, right? Would it include Blue's Clues, Sesame Street?

Steven: [01:10:52] Would it include the Muppet babies? Would it include teachers, teachers unions? Would it include state policy? Would it include.

Speaker5: [01:10:58] The fringe meaning way out there? Don't fear this. The former vice president.

Steven: [01:11:03] Joe Biden of the United States supporting all of this.

Speaker5: [01:11:08] And when people.

Speaker16: [01:11:09] Realize individuals realize, oh, this is what they're telling me to be frightened of, the trans part's not immoral. What they're trying to do to trans persons is immoral.

Speaker13: [01:11:23] Wrong.

Speaker5: [01:11:24] And he said that child gender.

Steven: [01:11:26] Affirming care is the most important thing you can do as a parent.

Speaker5: [01:11:29] Wow.

Steven: [01:11:30] Joe Biden.

Speaker5: [01:11:31] It's fringe left, fringe right.

Steven: [01:11:33] Six week abortion ban. Right in Florida if people are.

Speaker5: [01:11:37] All up in arms about it. Hold on a second. Why are you bothered by that? If you say a later term abortions, they're they're so rare anyway. Okay. Well, they happen to the tune.

Steven: [01:11:44] Of thousands.

Speaker5: [01:11:45] Each year. But then let's find common ground and get rid of that. Oh, no.

Speaker16: [01:11:50] Why not? Way more than school shootings.

Speaker5: [01:11:52] Yeah.

Steven: [01:11:53] And that's probably the counter argument they'll use, by the way. If you're saying so, then so then let's just get rid of late.

Speaker5: [01:11:57] Term abortions because most abortions aren't late term. Then should we get rid of ar15s? Because I heard you say that most shootings aren't by AR 15, so then no one needs an AR 15. Here's the counter argument. No, no, no, no, no, no. An AR 15 is a tool.

Steven: [01:12:09] That can be used for moral purposes, like defending your house and home and protecting your community.

Speaker5: [01:12:14] The late term abortion is an act.

Steven: [01:12:17] Of death itself.

Speaker5: [01:12:20] Simple. Don't get tripped up by this. This is all the left has is obfuscation.

Steven: [01:12:24] And moral equivalency.

Speaker5: [01:12:26] So let's go through this again.

Steven: [01:12:27] It starts with indoctrinating your children through programming.

Speaker5: [01:12:29] Okay? Then it bleeds into the schools. That's been conceded.

Steven: [01:12:33] Okay.

Speaker5: [01:12:33] Then they legislate the rights.

Steven: [01:12:35] Away from the.

Speaker5: [01:12:36] Parents. The thing is, you have seen this all happen.

Steven: [01:12:39] Here's the thing with the trans issue. You've seen this all happen in record time. Yeah, record time. You've seen this all happen in half a decade. It's never happened like that across our lifetime. If you look at taxes, marginal tax rates. No, you look at even going.

Speaker5: [01:12:53] To the gay marriage.

Steven: [01:12:54] No, you look at.

Speaker5: [01:12:55] You look at social programs. No, they were built.

Steven: [01:12:58] Upon, you know, brick by brick over time, these entitlement.

Speaker5: [01:13:01] Programs.

Steven: [01:13:01] This is something that you have seen.

Speaker5: [01:13:03] I can tell you this. Back when I was on radio out of Detroit, Michigan.

Steven: [01:13:07] I think 2014, 2015, whenever it started.

Speaker5: [01:13:10] Syndicated, people thought it was crazy to have.

Steven: [01:13:13] Trans people like.

Speaker5: [01:13:13] Why do you talk about this fringe issue?

Steven: [01:13:15] I said, you don't know what's coming down the pike.

Speaker5: [01:13:18] And here we are now. Now you can have your child removed from you. And think about this when you're talking about when you're talking about custodial rights. You have a wife? Who's mad at a dad. By the way. No, no woman or man would be.

Steven: [01:13:34] Willing to use the children right. As a cudgel to get back at a to get back at a former spouse. That's never happened. I know dad would really hate it if little David were to become little.

Speaker5: [01:13:44] Little Deena.

Steven: [01:13:46] I'm going to take him to California. There's nothing they can do. It's a federal.

Speaker5: [01:13:49] Issue. It's one of the few areas where now there has to.

Steven: [01:13:52] Be enshrined into law.

Speaker5: [01:13:54] Protection.

Steven: [01:13:54] Of children. And by the way, some libertarians will say, why do you want the government in your life?

Speaker5: [01:13:59] Does the government say that you can't drive till you're 18? The government says that you can't drink. By the way, I think we should have a pretty consistent age across the board. That's a legitimate conversation to have.

Steven: [01:14:09] No one says you should be able to.

Speaker5: [01:14:11] Drive, have sex.

Steven: [01:14:12] Drink or.

Speaker5: [01:14:13] Join the military at six. So as long as that's the rule, how about we.

Steven: [01:14:17] Don't cut off dicks and.

Speaker5: [01:14:18] Sew up vaginas.

Steven: [01:14:19] Of little children.

Speaker5: [01:14:20] Irreparably damaging their lives? For the rest of their life. Hey, is that a is that a.

Steven: [01:14:25] Common ground we can.

Speaker5: [01:14:26] Fight for? Is that a common ground and something else? Where's your line? In the sand. If this isn't your line, then you don't have a line. I've got to let you know.

Steven: [01:14:35] You have no line.

Speaker5: [01:14:36] You have no hill you are willing to die on. It's just some idea.

Steven: [01:14:39] Some nebulous concept.

Speaker5: [01:14:41] If you're not willing to die.

Steven: [01:14:42] On the hill of protecting your kids.

Speaker5: [01:14:44] You're useless. And we don't need you in our ranks. Just to be clear, there's no place for libertarianism.

Steven: [01:14:48] There's no place.

Speaker5: [01:14:49] For this is not a legitimate role of government here. And especially when you look at Washington, you look.

Steven: [01:14:53] At California.

Speaker5: [01:14:54] And you look at this.

Steven: [01:14:55] Administration and you.

Speaker5: [01:14:56] See what the left does. If they have unfettered power, that's.

Steven: [01:15:01] What is most concerning. It's not what do.

Speaker5: [01:15:03] They do when there are checks and balances.

Steven: [01:15:05] What do they do when those don't exist? So guess who the checks and balances are.

Speaker5: [01:15:09] It's you. We're going to continue this.

Steven: [01:15:11] Conversation as well.

Speaker5: [01:15:12] As hipster or hobo. By the way, this is the last month.

Steven: [01:15:15] You can hear my voice. It's like the last week.

Speaker5: [01:15:17] Yeah, last week of the month. Last week. Louder with crowder.com/mug club You.

Steven: [01:15:21] Get Nick DiPaolo show also Monday through Thursday at 5 p.m. And more shows coming down the pike. Yeah if you don't join up guess what? None of this exists and YouTube wins.

Speaker5: [01:15:31] So we'll see you right now. We'll see you there if it's free.

Steven: [01:15:34] So you can watch it on Rumble. Or you can just, you know, you just watch it on mug club but YouTube. Are we still on YouTube? We a little ish.

Speaker6: [01:15:43] We've been dumping constantly on YouTube. So as long as we can pick much of the show is on YouTube.

Steven: [01:15:49] As long as we can pick whichever bathroom we dump. All right, YouTube. Piss off.

Speaker13: [01:16:14] God.

Speaker4: [01:16:15] By the way, guys, if you missed it last week, go back and watch the banana episode. What was that on Thursday that we did that we tested Kasey's gag?

Speaker6: [01:16:22] Yeah, I think it was Thursday. Kasey's gag reflex.

Speaker4: [01:16:25] Laughing. Steven cleared his throat over here real quickly just a second ago. And it wasn't anything super egregious. And poor Kasey, that was so nasty.

Speaker13: [01:16:34] I couldn't do it. It's like, oh.

Speaker5: [01:16:39] By the way, I haven't gone.

Steven: [01:16:39] I to go to the to the restroom and I'm going to go after.

Speaker4: [01:16:42] He takes a little while. You know, as you get older you pee slower.

Speaker6: [01:16:46] Yeah. He earned it.

Speaker5: [01:16:48] Actually. You know what we're going to do?

Steven: [01:16:49] Hipster hobo, I guess, tomorrow because we have a seven plus one here today on because the Dalai Lama likes having sex with kids.

Speaker4: [01:16:54] We've been holding on to this since last week. In fact, we were a little disappointed we couldn't get to it. We didn't have enough time. Did you know.

Speaker5: [01:16:59] I got a bunch of.

Steven: [01:16:59] Hate mail because of that? From Why from Tibetan Buddhists?

Speaker4: [01:17:02] We have those as fans.

Speaker5: [01:17:04] I don't I don't know how they found it.

Speaker6: [01:17:07] What are they doing with the Internet?

Speaker5: [01:17:08] I was going to say. And if they had a computer, I didn't even think they know how to plug it in. Yeah.

Steven: [01:17:11] Is this one of those.

Speaker4: [01:17:12] Like, it's totally okay to sleep with a six year old? Mohammed kind of things that were just like culturally unaware, I guess, or what? Because it's sticking your tongue out and having a kid put his mouth on it is child abuse.

Steven: [01:17:23] Well, okay, how about this? How about you? I'm going to use a restroom real quick. Do you want to set it up with the clip and then and then read the we can the clip and then there's a quote. Okay. So this is the clip of that. And then I'm going to use the restroom really quickly. Right. And smash the rumble button. I'm going to go cough up a lung. I'll be right back. Go do that.

Speaker4: [01:17:40] Record it so that we can make Casey vomit. All right. So last week we had the Dalai Lama doing something that really it made news around the world because everybody looked at it and said, wait a minute, this looks a little weird, right? This is like a Catholic priest saying, hey, come sit on my lap. And it happened to be one of the guys in Boston that was moved around from Paris to Paris before, you know, everything came out right. People would look and go, hey, that's not a good idea. The Dalai Lama sticks out his tongue and this kid does this.

Speaker13: [01:18:08] And so my tongue.

Speaker4: [01:18:11] Gave direction to just in case there was any misunderstanding about what's going on here. Now, look, Darren, what do you think when you see that Pops Crowder?

Speaker16: [01:18:20] I think if if I suck my. Whatever word comes after that is awful. It doesn't matter what it is for an adult to say that to a kid. Yeah, well, but he's.

Speaker4: [01:18:31] He's a spiritual leader. Of course. You have to just go along with it. Right.

Speaker16: [01:18:35] I hope this exposes that guy in that whole movement is gone. I mean, can can you take it down with one one soundbite? Let's hope.

Speaker4: [01:18:42] Well, it was was video.

Speaker13: [01:18:45] Yeah. Yeah it was.

Speaker16: [01:18:46] Videos.

Speaker4: [01:18:47] By the way, can we play the clip again? Are you cutting it at the end or is that the. No, no. Let's see. All right. Listen, towards the end, I want you to listen to the people in the background laughing if we have it on this clip. It was on another one. I don't know if it's on this one.

Speaker13: [01:18:58] Yeah, just suck my tongue.

Speaker4: [01:19:03] All of these guys around, they're laughing at this like, oh, that's a funny thing. I don't care what culture you come from at that point, something has got to be universal. You've got to say having a kid suck the tongue of somebody else is probably going to be a really bad idea, and that's going to be assault in some kind of form sexual assault. I have no idea. But having a moral leader like the Dalai Lama think that it's okay to do this is beyond that brings into there is no question never mind it doesn't bring into question it.

Speaker5: [01:19:32] Doesn't think it's okay.

Speaker13: [01:19:33] Yeah. He went for it. He went for.

Speaker4: [01:19:35] It on camera.

Speaker5: [01:19:36] I don't think a part of him was like, Oh, is this too far?

Speaker16: [01:19:39] No, but I think I think there's some assumptions here. Everyone's thinking, Well, hey, it's the Dalai Lama. Exactly. There's yeah, there's no motivation here at all. He's just a sweet old guy. So he gets a pass, they think. Did you read.

Speaker5: [01:19:51] The vice quote?

Speaker4: [01:19:51] I haven't read the quote yet.

Steven: [01:19:52] Oh, the quote from Vice. I defended it, saying it was all all lost in.

Speaker5: [01:19:56] Translation to dumb to dumb suck at my tongue. Lost in translation. Oh, well, how do we do? You know? No, no, no. How do we do cultural. Cultural differences?

Speaker13: [01:20:09] Yeah.

Speaker4: [01:20:10] What if he was banging a kid and said, Hey, cultural differences. Do you think we would care at that point? No. Okay, hold.

Speaker5: [01:20:15] On. Mathias, wait. No, no, no, no. No. Consent. Have sex with children. Cultural. So here's what here's what. And this is more.

Steven: [01:20:23] Offensive is me doing a voice. It is? Yes, of course. Screw you. I don't care. Stupid little sash.

Speaker5: [01:20:27] So vice. Because that's what's offensive.

Steven: [01:20:32] Burn Vice defended it saying that it was all this is this is the quote from Tibetans told Vice World News. Okay hold on a second before I even continue.

Speaker5: [01:20:40] Tibetans told.

Steven: [01:20:42] Vice Vice World News.

Speaker13: [01:20:44] Who? No, they didn't.

Steven: [01:20:46] Who? Tibetans.

Speaker13: [01:20:48] Which one?

Speaker5: [01:20:49] They're not even trying.

Steven: [01:20:50] To appear authoritative.

Speaker5: [01:20:51] Like.

Speaker16: [01:20:51] People tell.

Speaker5: [01:20:52] Me. Tibetans told Vice World News.

Steven: [01:20:54] Wow.

Speaker5: [01:20:55] An entire.

Speaker6: [01:20:57] A bus driver told.

Speaker13: [01:20:58] Nation state.

Speaker5: [01:20:59] Of people. Which Tibetans? Because I guarantee you some Tibetans will say, no, that's we're not we're not with him. That's a very weird I'm Tibetan. I know. Suck boy, tongue boy. No, suck my tongue. That's weird. Unacceptable.

Speaker13: [01:21:13] No, no.

Speaker5: [01:21:15] Tibetans told.

Steven: [01:21:16] Vice World News that the meaning of this common expression.

Speaker5: [01:21:18] Used.

Steven: [01:21:19] To.

Speaker5: [01:21:19] Tease and teach children is completely.

Steven: [01:21:21] Lost in cultural interpretation and its English translation. What?

Speaker6: [01:21:27] What are you teaching them?

Speaker5: [01:21:29] Hey, hold on a second. But, you know, it was a common expression. Common culturally was for us to say to Susie.

Steven: [01:21:34] That she looked good today at the.

Speaker5: [01:21:36] Office and.

Steven: [01:21:36] That's patriarchy and that's unacceptable. How about deconstructing.

Speaker5: [01:21:39] The cultural norms of the shitty societies that commit sexual assault against minors? How about that?

Speaker4: [01:21:46] You're right, it is lost on this culture for good reason.

Speaker16: [01:21:49] Are you saying some cultures are better than others?

Speaker5: [01:21:52] I implied it. Oh.

Speaker4: [01:21:54] Allegedly, yes, 100%.

Steven: [01:21:56] Tibetans told Vice World News.

Speaker4: [01:21:59] Name them. I'm calling for sources.

Speaker5: [01:22:02] Texans told Vice World News.

Speaker13: [01:22:05] To shove it up there. What does that even mean?

Speaker5: [01:22:08] You couldn't get an official Hey, how about asking the Dalai Lama? How about that? How about chasing him down TMZ? I like to watch him. Sean Penn, paparazzi kicker, get Pentax out of my face. I'm too busy sucking boy tongue.

Speaker4: [01:22:22] Ask him about his quarter million dollar watches that I believe he owns two of. No, no.

Speaker5: [01:22:26] No, no, no, no, no, no. All Tibetan monks, we detach ourselves from from earthly objects so we can have five Rolex. Yeah, the Rolex. I have a Rolex. I have Rolex holding station wine.

Speaker13: [01:22:38] Rolex automatically. Yeah, Yeah. Act like my.

Speaker5: [01:22:40] Wrist when I. No way. No battery.

Speaker4: [01:22:42] It's. The Rolex is a tool for enlightenment. That's right.

Speaker5: [01:22:46] You know, You know where there's most enlightenment in my tongue? That brings us to this week's seven plus one.

[01:22:58] Y'all forgot the fan in the chamber.

Speaker5: [01:23:00] I'm actually really glad this just.

Steven: [01:23:01] Happened to be off of you. We weren't planning on doing this on Mug Club, but this is this week's.

Speaker5: [01:23:06] Seven plus.

Steven: [01:23:06] One Dalai Lama pickup lines.

Speaker13: [01:23:10] Oh, Lord.

Speaker4: [01:23:12] It's going to be bad.

Speaker5: [01:23:13] The Dalai Lama pick up.

Steven: [01:23:15] Line seven plus one, Dalai Lama pick up lines number seven.

Speaker5: [01:23:18] Just because I fast don't mean I ain't built to last all night. Dalai Lama Ain't ain't easy. Seven plus one Dalai Lama pick up lines number six.

Steven: [01:23:35] Let's go.

Speaker5: [01:23:36] Pops Crowder. Number six.

Speaker16: [01:23:38] Brad Pitt. I actually want.

Speaker5: [01:23:39] To spend seven years in me. Seven plus one Dalai Lama. Pick up lines number five.

Steven: [01:23:52] Gerald.

Speaker4: [01:23:53] You know, I gave Steven Seagal those sunglasses that not.

Speaker5: [01:23:56] Sound like me. That's not sound like.

Speaker13: [01:23:58] But I. Did We match. Hold on. You know, I gave Steven Seagal.

Speaker4: [01:24:04] I can't do it. Those sunglass.

Speaker13: [01:24:05] Do it.

Speaker5: [01:24:06] That's good. Spare you. Number four. The thing about Nirvana is that it's in my ass.

Speaker13: [01:24:10] Oh, wow.

Speaker5: [01:24:12] Go, go, go! No deeper. You'll find enlightenment. Total. Complete enlightenment in my ass. Almost there. Number three. Hey, kid. The rug matches the cue ball. Seven plus one Dalai Lama pick up line number two. Once you go malnourished, King Kong Bundy, you never go back. Seven plus one Dalai Lama pick up lines. Number one. When I'm reincarnated, I like to come back as your boxer briefs. And the plus one Dalai Lama pickup lines. Ever been French kissed by a chemo patient? That's been this week. Seven plus one.

[01:24:58] Y'all forgot the fun in the chamber.

Speaker16: [01:25:01] That is. That is our flagship seven plus one.

Speaker6: [01:25:04] Oh, Darren's crying.

Speaker13: [01:25:06] Oh, gosh. You know.

Speaker16: [01:25:07] The tags were the best.

Speaker5: [01:25:09] Well, I wasn't going to do it, but some Tibetans told me it was okay.

Speaker13: [01:25:14] Several, in fact.

Speaker4: [01:25:15] Yeah, we got word.

Speaker13: [01:25:16] Oh, God.

Speaker6: [01:25:17] We interviewed them.

Speaker5: [01:25:18] I just can't get over this every time because, you know, like, you guys know. Like, I just.

Steven: [01:25:21] Like my show map is just like, quotes and things like that.

Speaker5: [01:25:24] So you can see it's.

Steven: [01:25:24] Not like a script.

Speaker5: [01:25:26] So I have these and I look, I'm like, Wait, this is a quote from Tibetans told Vice World News. And they just expect all of our references, by the way, they're available of credit.com. We have the link in the description. I don't think that we've ever actually used to.

Steven: [01:25:39] Substantiate our argument. An entire.

Speaker5: [01:25:42] Nation slash state.

Steven: [01:25:42] That may not be recognized of. People told us something.

Speaker16: [01:25:46] They're so self unaware it's even right that.

Speaker4: [01:25:49] Well, they're just bending over backwards to read. Look, look.

Speaker13: [01:25:52] How about this?

Speaker5: [01:25:52] The propaganda from the left is so easy. It really is bad. Vice will carry water. Tatum, you tell them you're from Tibet, Tell them they suck my tongue.

Speaker4: [01:26:00] Yeah, exactly. Let's assume that there are 100% right. And that that's totally normal over there. Think about what I just said. That's totally normal over there. That's not normal anywhere. It shouldn't be normal anywhere on the planet. If a culture has that as normal, that needs to be the end of that culture. I'm sorry. Done. You got to you got to clean house and change things around a little bit. Yeah. Sorry.

Speaker6: [01:26:20] Oil.

Speaker13: [01:26:21] I just can't.

Speaker16: [01:26:22] I can't get past enlightenment.

Speaker13: [01:26:24] Well, neither.

Speaker4: [01:26:24] Can little Johnny over there sucking on tongues. You know how.

Speaker13: [01:26:27] Long it takes.

Speaker5: [01:26:28] For enlightenment in my.

Speaker13: [01:26:29] Ass?

Speaker5: [01:26:30] No. All the way in. Get trapped like boys from Chile.

Speaker13: [01:26:35] Oh.

Speaker4: [01:26:36] Just imagine what happens when you age out and you're not eligible for enlightenment no more.

Speaker5: [01:26:44] No, you can't get enlightenment. If you're more in this hole. You have to be small, small hands to fit better enlightened ass to.

Speaker13: [01:26:52] Set.

Speaker5: [01:26:55] A pile of crap. Oh, it's funny because, I mean, we all know that he's an inconsequential doofus.

Steven: [01:27:01] But it's just nice to have proof now.

Speaker5: [01:27:04] They always love these things, right? The left will only ever pray.

Steven: [01:27:07] Spiritual leaders of. Of religions that are inconsequential, of religions that don't actually they always say, oh, religion is the cause of all wars. Well, no, human nature is. But they always love Eastern mysticism and religion. That's just your own personal anything that revolves around situational ethics or moral moral ambiguity. The left consistently has a problem with any type of moral absolute. That's what it is. And so.

Speaker5: [01:27:28] They can't give you a moral.

Steven: [01:27:29] Absolute that it's wrong to suck on a grown man's tongue.

Speaker4: [01:27:33] That's true. And actually, we just from our researchers, we just got word that we have to add this to the list of countries now that you're not allowed to go to. So it's China, Germany, Pakistan. And now Tibetans have actually informed us, have they? You're not allowed you're no longer welcome in their country.

Speaker5: [01:27:47] You can't come. You can't come on country. Not not allowed all Tibetans.

Speaker4: [01:27:52] We got.

Speaker5: [01:27:52] I will reconsider if you if you bring small boy in suitcase in ass.

Speaker4: [01:27:58] So enlightenment can be purchased. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker16: [01:28:01] But if you shroud it in mysticism and doublespeak. Yeah, you can do almost anything, right? Like the one inch punch? Yeah. We'll get letters for that, people. Oh, it was real.

Speaker5: [01:28:10] Okay. The idea behind the.

Steven: [01:28:12] One inch.

Speaker16: [01:28:13] Ceases to exist for Bruce.

Speaker5: [01:28:14] Lee. Yeah.

Steven: [01:28:15] Bruce Lee. All right. Okay, we'll get him that.

Speaker5: [01:28:18] All right. That brings. We're going to.

Steven: [01:28:19] Take some of your chat. But that also brings up this is a segment that we didn't do last week, but it brings us to this week's From the Quip of the Week.

Speaker4: [01:28:36] What is Donald Trump doing right now? He's running for office. This is obvious what's going on. Like, nobody buys this except for the people trying to put on the charade. By the way, we are monitoring for Bragg to come out and make his statement, the press conference right now, I think that's the bottom lower third. They can't.

Speaker16: [01:28:52] Get him out of.

Speaker4: [01:28:52] Popeye's if we if we cover that. Yeah.

Speaker13: [01:28:58] God, he loves Hushpuppy. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Yes, sir.

Speaker5: [01:29:11] So that's been two quips of the week.

Steven: [01:29:13] One was you. And then last week or two weeks, I guess it was, it was Nick DiPaolo. And of course, we always offer a prize as tribute.

Speaker5: [01:29:19] Let's bring in the clip of the week Girl. Tell him what he's won Riley this week. Oh, it is a glass of wine, a.

Steven: [01:29:29] Dollop of wine from an.

Speaker5: [01:29:30] Undisclosed bottle, earthy with a high tannin content. This week's quip of the week has been brought to you by glass of wine. Give that to Gerald over there.

Speaker4: [01:29:41] That's been sitting on my desk for five days.

Speaker5: [01:29:43] That's right, Gerald. You win glass of wine for the quip.

Speaker13: [01:29:47] Of the week. Drink up.

Steven: [01:29:50] I don't know why that's been sitting around in your office. Look at that. We don't need a singer because we already did it. Moldy.

Speaker4: [01:29:54] Is that.

Steven: [01:29:54] Thank you, Riley.

Speaker5: [01:29:55] Keep your compliments.

Steven: [01:29:56] Nice chat.

Speaker13: [01:29:59] Hey, by the way.

Speaker4: [01:30:00] Listen, do you see Nick When he said it, he goes, Yeah, I couldn't get him out of Popeye's. And he goes.

Speaker13: [01:30:05] Oh, yeah. He takes a sip. No, no.

Speaker16: [01:30:07] He's, you know, he had it. He had it in his back pocket. He threw it out there. He stays in character. Then he looks to Stephen to see how he reacts.

Speaker5: [01:30:13] Oh, yeah. Satisfaction. He looks to you?

Steven: [01:30:15] He knows. Just like I couldn't.

Speaker6: [01:30:16] He know he hit a home run. He knew that he was so good, was perfect.

Speaker5: [01:30:19] And he called back later like, Yeah. Mr. Bragg's a rancher. Blue cheese.

Speaker13: [01:30:27] Oh, my gosh. I just love.

Speaker4: [01:30:28] The eyebrow when he takes a drink. Looking at no one in particular just for himself. That was for him, just miserable.

Steven: [01:30:34] With society in general, you need people like Nick DiPaolo out there. Okay, Let's take some of your chats.

Speaker5: [01:30:38] Thanks, Pops Crowder, for being here. Tomorrow is Jim Brewer, I guess.

Speaker14: [01:30:42] Yeah, from Ray Ray 1776. Question If you had to make a choice, would you rather live in Detroit or Chicago?

Steven: [01:30:49] Oh, that's tough. It depends if it includes the suburbs or not. Pops Crowder Since those are your stomping.

Speaker16: [01:30:56] Grounds, Detroit suburbs, Absolutely. For sure.

Steven: [01:30:58] If it's not suburbs, if it's restricted to the city. Mm.

Speaker16: [01:31:03] Well, there's no one left to kill in Detroit. So I could. I could cut a swath of of land and protect myself worse in Chicago. It's pretty dense population.

Steven: [01:31:11] Let's see. I also feel like in Chicago, though, you could still have, like, a nice high rise somewhere or you could be in. Oh, that's true. There are some areas of Chicago that are probably like, I don't know, wicker. Wicker Park is.

Speaker16: [01:31:20] Still don't live in town in Detroit. It's never been that kind of city. Yeah, there are a few places, maybe a few.

Steven: [01:31:24] Hipsters with coffee shops. So if you had to pick downtown like actual city, Chicago, Chicago, probably, yeah. And if you were allowed suburbs. Detroit. Yeah, that would be me too.

Speaker4: [01:31:32] I'd pick Detroit both ways because of his exam. Like the number of people around. I can, I can monitor that. I can't monitor the compact, but that's also.

Steven: [01:31:40] What makes it so scary is that it's so desolate.

Speaker4: [01:31:43] No, I understand that.

Speaker5: [01:31:44] That's true. Which, by the way, is great for sucking tongue in middle of street too. I am no one around.

Speaker13: [01:31:49] Ha.

Speaker5: [01:31:50] Have have a kitty tongue party. Ain't no party like a Dalai Lama. Tongue party. Have a tongue party. Don't stop.

Speaker4: [01:32:00] Oh, my gosh. So are you. Do you.

Speaker16: [01:32:03] Know it's never.

Speaker13: [01:32:03] Japanese?

Speaker16: [01:32:05] It's never happened in American City where you go from urban to rural. Yeah. And then to suburban. It's never happened. But that that area rimming the city is now urban farming. Oh, my God. Torn down. Homes, wild dogs roaming the streets.

Steven: [01:32:18] I've caught so much flack for my videos in Detroit. Remember I went back and then filmed it again where I drove out three different areas of Detroit from the Tiger Stadium or the Renaissance Center. I think just to be like, look, we're setting a timer on a mileage clock so you can see that there's.

Speaker5: [01:32:31] Again, nothing up my.

Steven: [01:32:32] Sleeves. Sometimes young people are like, Why do you say nothing up my sleeves? That's what magicians used to say. Yeah. And so would Rocky and Bullwinkle.

Speaker16: [01:32:39] Do you think anybody gets the the the reference? She's palming it like today.

Speaker5: [01:32:43] I mean, if they're into magic.

Speaker16: [01:32:46] You know, Tim.

Speaker5: [01:32:47] Liked it. Yeah, Tim liked it.

Speaker4: [01:32:48] Or my cousin Vinny, one of the two minute. The best.

Steven: [01:32:51] Thing to palm.

Speaker5: [01:32:53] The inside of my ass.

Speaker13: [01:32:55] You love enlightenment.

Speaker5: [01:33:00] You palm inside my ass like dragon ball Z.

Speaker13: [01:33:03] In my.

Speaker4: [01:33:03] Ass. Cultural differences.

Speaker16: [01:33:06] That's all. That's all it is.

Speaker5: [01:33:07] Perfect. I guarantee you that's not normal in Tibet.

Steven: [01:33:10] No, no.

Speaker6: [01:33:11] No. But Tibetans say the Tibetans.

Speaker4: [01:33:14] They do when asked. Yeah.

Speaker5: [01:33:16] Ancient Tibetan proverb. Say, suck my tongue, rah. That's what you have to get.

Steven: [01:33:22] That in a fortune cookie. Like, suck my tongue. Why don't you look over the waiters? Like.

Speaker6: [01:33:26] Wow, not again.

Steven: [01:33:28] I just came for the spare ribs. It had to be raped. Is that your tip? Let's grab.

Speaker5: [01:33:33] No, that's very you American play. Just the tip I play. Grab the whole thing. Not enough to eat. Don't just eat the cake. Lick the frosting, dude. Oh.

Speaker13: [01:33:43] Oh, no.

Speaker5: [01:33:45] All right, let's grab another chat.

Speaker14: [01:33:48] From Bobby Dunlap. Question for the whole team. What can a parent do when it's your newly adult or college age kids getting taken into the gender cult?

Steven: [01:33:57] Ooh, that's a tough one.

Speaker5: [01:34:01] At that point, you know, the.

Steven: [01:34:04] Groundwork needs to be laid before they ever go to college.

Speaker13: [01:34:06] Right? Yeah, that's.

Speaker4: [01:34:06] What I was going to say.

Steven: [01:34:07] That's what you were going to say.

Speaker16: [01:34:09] You took it? Yeah. You can't turn that ship when it's sailed. It's tough. It's pretty tough. You got to lay that groundwork for many years before.

Speaker5: [01:34:16] And I'm not saying that because sometimes.

Steven: [01:34:18] You can do everything right and people still right, they veer. That happens. But I do see a lot of parents go, Oh, I've brought them up. Right? I trust them to go to college. Like, yeah, hold on a second, Charles. The problem is you're dealing with all of the authority figures who are going to have them for the next four years telling them that you're wrong. They have a vested interest in separating them from your parental influence, not only parental influence, your protection, you know what's best for your kids. If you love your children and most of you do, some parents don't. That's why they're a crack babies, let's be honest. But most parents love their children. They're going to convince your children that you don't. That's something it's there's an emotional manipulation. Look, this there's a reason the term grooming is used. That's how pedophiles manipulate young children. And in a very similar way, that's how college professors and authority figures groom young adults is one of the first steps is separating them from the people closest to them and and poisoning that well.

Speaker5: [01:35:13] As they.

Speaker16: [01:35:14] Appeal to their intellect. You know, you're in college now and you're it's because you've made it here. You're smart. You can think for yourself. And. And that's how the grooming starts. Yeah. Your parents wanted to keep you under their thumb, See?

Speaker4: [01:35:23] Well, not all colleges are equal as well, right? You said college aged kids. That doesn't age. Doesn't mean they have to go to college. We've talked about that several times. It could be a trade school. It could be something else, especially if you think it's going to be a waste of time. But B, you don't have to send them to Oberlin College either. Right. Where this incredibly liberal place where, you know, stuff like this is going to happen. I don't care where your child wants to go. Okay. Let me make sure you understand what I'm saying. I don't care where they want to go. If they want to go to a place where I know that they're going to end up harmed later on in life, I'm probably not going to let them go there. I wouldn't let them go to a liberal arts college and and really, I wouldn't let them go to UC Berkeley. I wouldn't let them go to places like that that are going to push these agendas. I would try to push them towards a more conservative college as much as Notre Dame, you know, gets a little bit of a crap because you don't like Rudy. We didn't see a lot of this stuff there. Now I know it's kind of creeping in a little bit more and a little bit more. But you can pick colleges that maybe do a better job of this kind of stuff, right?

Speaker13: [01:36:19] I don't really.

Steven: [01:36:19] Know. I mean, Calvin College is a you know, is a private Christian college in Grand Rapids. And they push this stuff.

Speaker4: [01:36:26] Some of them do and some of them don't. So I think the community matters, too. In a college like there's a strong conservative community.

Steven: [01:36:32] I think that I don't think that college or university should be the community for your child. I think that you should treat it just like anything else. For example, and here's the pattern that I would say you set that I plan to, and I will say that Pops Crowder did a good job with me is examine the purpose of it. So it's okay, you're going to the gym when you're a kid. Okay. What are you looking to accomplish? This is how the gym is a tool. Okay. You want to join the baseball team? What is it you're seeking to accomplish? Okay, let's look at the tools that could help you and how they should be utilized. Okay. You want to. Whatever it is in life, you want to be a doctor. You want to be a lawyer. What do you want to do? You want to run a business. Okay. College is a tool. Let's see how you effectively use that tool to accomplish what you do in life, not college for the sake of college. For the college, the idea of the college experience is dead. That should be something that should be derided, that should be something that should be mocked. And it's something that we need to watch die in our lifetimes. It used to be four years of glorified alcoholism. Now it's four years of indoctrination. It's okay. So college is a tool. So how do you most effectively use that tool? Well, first, how do we mitigate the costs and how do we maximize your time? And that would mean them either staying with you or going to a state college, going somewhere locally and taking a specific course load that is required if it's required at all at this point for the the line of work of their choosing. It's a tool and it needs to be treated that way, not a lifestyle. We approach college and university as a lifestyle rather than treating it as a tool. And that's why the costs balloon and that's why there's no accountability. That's what I.

Speaker5: [01:37:56] But that requires the pattern.

Steven: [01:37:58] Throughout your child's life of looking at all of these establishments as tools to be used.

Speaker5: [01:38:03] Appropriately.

Steven: [01:38:04] And effectively rather than the end game itself.

Speaker4: [01:38:08] Yeah, absolutely. And just look at how they finance it too. Yeah, it's one more thing that they have like, oh well, you've got student debt. Well we want to get rid of it. We're going to take care of student debt for you. So they'll just keep voting for you, right? Keep voting for you. They keep their hooks in.

Speaker16: [01:38:21] You know, Gerald, you mentioned Oberlin is one of the far left.

Speaker4: [01:38:23] Oh, yeah. I lived right down the block from it.

Speaker16: [01:38:26] Do you think? Yeah.

Speaker4: [01:38:27] When Amy Schumer was there. Not kidding. Do you think.

Speaker16: [01:38:30] They tout Michelle Malkin as one of their famous alumni? Did she go there? Yeah, I did. I did not. She's great. She did. She got through there. Imagine that's unscathed.

Speaker4: [01:38:39] It's a beautiful little small town in Ohio. But I didn't know anything about politics really at the time that I was there. And thank God, otherwise I would have just been like, oh, this is a hellhole.

Steven: [01:38:48] All right, let's grab the final chat of the day before my voice gives out. Wasn't helped by Macho Man and Dalai Lama today.

Speaker14: [01:38:55] From Clive the kidney. My wife and I are planning to move to Spokane this July. No.

Speaker13: [01:39:00] But with the new bill. No.

Speaker5: [01:39:02] No, no. I watched. I told you this. I watched a homeless man smoke crack in front of a police officer. You were there with.

Speaker13: [01:39:10] Me right outside the.

Speaker5: [01:39:11] We were like, is that a tire pressure gauge or whatever?

Steven: [01:39:15] And I look over to the cops, like in Spokane. What do you want me to do?

Speaker13: [01:39:19] Tire pressure. I was like, Yakuza is not a homeless. That's what it looked like.

Speaker5: [01:39:22] I remember because it wasn't like it was like a cheap, like, off brand crack pipe. It looked like. It looked like, you know, the cheap tire pressure gauge. You know, where the stick comes out. It probably.

Speaker6: [01:39:29] Made it. Yeah.

Speaker14: [01:39:30] As a former Washingtonian, Spokane is that way.

Steven: [01:39:33] Yeah, that makes sense. Okay, so sorry. Let's finish the chat, even though it'll go nowhere.

Speaker14: [01:39:36] But with the new bill in Washington, we're nervous to raise our six year old daughter. There you should be. We will be homeschooling her. Is it a mistake to make the move? Yes.

Speaker13: [01:39:45] Yes. Yep.

Speaker16: [01:39:47] Yes. What's what's the reason for the move? They don't say.

Speaker13: [01:39:51] Yeah, they don't say.

Speaker4: [01:39:51] Probably work. Yeah. What's the time? These things are for work. I understand that. That can be difficult if you if you've gotten a new job or something like that. But it has to be. I don't even know. Maybe the answer is it doesn't matter how good the job is, it doesn't matter how good the opportunity is. Find it somewhere else or stay where you are. If there's a great opportunity where you are to raise your kids and not have fear that the state is going to pass laws like the ones they just passed. Yeah, it's not a place that I would go.

Steven: [01:40:15] And you'll have people who say, Well, that's so. Then conservatives leave and you can see it. It's already done. Like there are states like Texas that you can make more red. There are states like Florida that you can make more red. Remember, they're saying Texas is going to go blue. It's it's it really shouldn't and it's not. Those are the those are the battlegrounds. You need to understand where territory does need to be ground does need to be ceded. And by the way, unfortunately, conservatives did this for far too long in the cultural endeavors, in film and in television and also music. Right. The entertainment industry. And I think that conservatives, unfortunately, that's a big reason we do what we do. And I ask that you join up at mug club. They've done it with big tech. They've done it with big tech. They've ceded that ground. They go, Well, it's run by liberals, so if you can't beat them, join them or at least play by the rules. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's why we want to see Rumble take a huge portion of the market share of YouTube because there's just.

Speaker5: [01:40:59] A.

Steven: [01:41:00] Hey, Facebook's not cool anymore. People have moved to TikTok, to Snapchat to obviously Instagram. Young people don't use Facebook. That can happen within one generation. And by generation, I mean really more of a tech digital generation with YouTube that can happen within three.

Speaker5: [01:41:13] Three years.

Steven: [01:41:14] Where people go, this isn't really cool anymore. It's all sanitized. And you know what? Youtube is more sanitized than the Disney app at this point than PG and there's no FCC. It's because everyone has to self-censor. So you do need to recognize when territory is lost. And unfortunately, conservatives have given up.

Speaker5: [01:41:29] Territory when they haven't had to.

Steven: [01:41:30] And then you have a lot of conservatives who justify sort of going along to get along. Well, if you're in Washington, look, how are you going to protect your children? You can't you cannot do it. So I understand that. Yeah, maybe there's a fantastic work opportunity. But you have to look at what kind of life do you want to live, what kind of lifestyle do you want to have? And if that lifestyle includes the ability to protect your children and have autonomy as a family.

Speaker5: [01:41:55] That can't happen in Washington State anymore. And if you're in Washington state, I would encourage you to go somewhere where you.

Steven: [01:41:59] Can rightfully protect your.

Speaker5: [01:42:01] Children.

Steven: [01:42:02] And then hopefully we have some states who actually have some balls and stand up and do the opposite of California as it relates to extradition. We have some states who say, nope, nope, we're not going to do this. And it's getting to the point where states need to defy federal law. As these things come down, it is going to get to that point where states need to take ownership of their own rights as a state and say, we're not going to allow this in this state. We're not there yet. But this is now a federal issue. When you're saying when you have states who are harboring.

Speaker5: [01:42:30] Sick children and families.

Steven: [01:42:32] And ex-wives and ex-husbands who are having sex changes for their children and a dad or a mom can't get their kid back. Now, that is kind of a that goes beyond state borders. So I think we often look at what kind of a lifestyle do I want to live? And we think about, you know, money.

Speaker5: [01:42:45] And vacations and benefits.

Steven: [01:42:49] Okay.

Speaker5: [01:42:50] We often say that family matters more.

Steven: [01:42:52] Well, here's here's here's a time right for right.

Speaker5: [01:42:55] Now for you in real time. Does family matter more? That doesn't mean that your child obviously.

Steven: [01:43:00] The chances are low that your child is going to be transgender and try and go through gender affirming care, meaning be chemically or physically castrated or sewn up. But it's possible. And if you do find yourself at that crossroads, there's nothing you can do about it in that state.

Speaker5: [01:43:17] That is a distinct possibility.

Steven: [01:43:20] Would you if that happened? Would you look back and say, Yeah, but the job was really good. The pension plan was really good. No one can choose your priorities for you, but you do have to look at actual real world possible scenarios.

Speaker5: [01:43:34] And make your decision there. And I understand it.

Steven: [01:43:36] Look, this is hard. There are hard decisions.

Speaker5: [01:43:37] That everybody has to make at this point. And it would be wonderful if.

Steven: [01:43:40] We all had the right answers. Tomorrow we're going to sit down and Jim Brewer is incredibly insightful with us. He's a family man. He's talked about his daughter going to college and kind of working on her when she comes back. None of us have.

Speaker5: [01:43:49] All of the.

Steven: [01:43:50] Answers unless, of course, you have access to the.

Speaker5: [01:43:52] Dalai Lama. S all answers and back of my ass. We'll talk tomorrow. Enlightenment. Go find enlightenment. My.