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This Court Case Has Gotten Little Attention But Just Changed Everything | Ep. 1728

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "This Court Case Has Gotten Little Attention But Just Changed Everything | Ep. 1728", an episode of Matt Walsh published February 3, 2026 (1 h 11 min, about 12,044 words). It mentions 11 people, works and ideas, including Matt Walsh, Supreme Court, Benjamin Ryan, Human Rights Campaign, World Professional Association for Transgender Health.

What this episode is about

A recent lawsuit in New York threatens the financial stability of doctors and psychiatrists advocating for transgender treatments for children, highlighting the contentious intersection of medical ethics and activism. Additionally, the discussion touches on the hypocrisy of leftist critiques of immigration policies, the media's portrayal of parenting trends, and the evolution of transgender advocacy post-2015, revealing the strategic shifts within activist groups seeking ongoing relevance and funding.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 10:00: Matt Walsh, Supreme Court, Benjamin Ryan, Human Rights Campaign
  2. – 20:00: Supreme Court, Vanderbilt
  3. – 30:00: Texas Department of Public Safety
  4. – 40:00: Lady Gaga
  5. – 1:10:39: Matt Walsh

Notable quotes from "This Court Case Has Gotten Little Attention But Just Changed Everything | Ep. 1728"

  • Parenting? The media tells us it's a new parenting trend, except that it isn't new and it isn't a trend. We'll talk about all that and more today in the Matt Wall Show.
    about Matt Walsh · at
  • The minute these people were exposed, they caved. And then based largely on our reporting, we won a major victory at the Supreme Court which allowed states to keep their laws…
    about Supreme Court · at
  • The verdict in the one case will impact the dozens of other cases. Elon Musk reacting on X. Quote, There will be thousands of court cases of children who were mutilated by evil doctors.
    about Elon Musk · at
  • Watched the entire trial play out in the courtroom you know being physically present there over several weeks. His name is Benjamin Ryan of the Free Press and from his reports…
    about Benjamin Ryan · at
  • That's an incredible paragraph on many levels. First of all, as we discussed at length on the show, WPath is not even close to a legitimate medical organization. In the…
    about World Professional Association for Transgender Health · at
  • Could quote transition, which is a very familiar lie that trans activists will recite, even though the ACLU's top lawyer was forced to admit in front of the Supreme Court that…
    about American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) · at
  • Okay, so there's Lady Gaga in Japan speaking out against American immigration enforcement. now, as others have pointed out, but really cannot be pointed out enough, Japan is a.
    about Lady Gaga · at
  • Reed Wisman, Christina Cook, Victor Glover, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen are set to fly on NASA's Aremis 2 mission, a 10-day journey that will take them swinging around…
    about Artemis 2 · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Matt Walsh — Person · Host / main speaker · 3 mentions · first at
    He drives the episode’s arguments: celebrating a NY malpractice verdict, criticizing trans medicine/WPATH, and attacking left-wing immigration rhetoric (including celebrity comments).
  • Benjamin Ryan — Person · Referenced journalist / trial observer · 2 mentions · first at
    Presented as the only journalist who watched the entire NY trial; his reporting (at The Free Press) is used to argue the case hinged on standards-of-care details rather than condemning pediatric mastectomies outright.
  • Lady Gaga — Person · Referenced celebrity / political commentator (via concert remarks) · 3 mentions · first at
    Used as an example of celebrity criticism of Trump/ICE; Walsh argues her remarks are hypocritical given Japan’s strict immigration enforcement.
  • Elon Musk — Person · Referenced public figure reacting to news (quoted) · 1 mention · first at
    Cited for his reaction on X to detransitioner lawsuits; Walsh uses Musk’s quote to support the claim that many lawsuits will follow.

Companies & orgs

  • Human Rights Campaign — Company · Referenced organization · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a left-wing activist group that pivoted to transgender issues after legalizing gay marriage.
    They very aggressively pivoted towards pushing transgenderism at every opportunity. The HRC or Human Rights Campaign, for example, went from mentioning transgenderism just…
  • World Professional Association for Transgender Health — Company · Referenced organization · 4 mentions
    Criticized as a collection of quacks and mad scientists with no legitimate medical standards.
  • American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) — Company · Referenced organization · 3 mentions
    Mentioned as a left-wing activist group involved in legalizing gay marriage.
  • Vanderbilt — Company · Referenced organization · 2 mentions · first at
    Criticized for barbarism at their gender clinic and exposed in reporting.
    Length on the show, WPath is not even close to a legitimate medical organization. In the Vanderbilt case that went to the Supreme Court and the WPath files, the organization…
  • Texas Department of Public Safety — Company · Referenced organization · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned as a source of crime statistics related to illegal aliens.
    Now, in Texas, they are doing it. So, if you go on the website of the Texas Department of Public Safety, you'll find that quote, 466,000 criminal non-citizens have been booked…

Places & events

  • Supreme Court — Event · Referenced event · 4 mentions · first at
    Mentioned in the context of legal victories related to gay marriage and child butchery laws.
  • Artemis 2 — Event · Referenced event · 3 mentions
    Mentioned as an upcoming NASA mission to the moon, pushed back due to technical issues.

Full transcript with timestamps

Today the Matt Wall show a lawsuit in New York has opened the floodgates that will result in the bankruptcy of every doctor and psychiatrist who push transgenderism onto children. Also, as the left pretends to care about Epstein, what about the thousands of illegal immigrant predators and child abusers that have flooded into the country? And Lady Gaga attacks Trump's immigration policies in Japan. But do you know who has even stricter immigration policies? Well, Japan. Plus, what is FAFO parenting? The media tells us it's a new parenting trend, except that it isn't new and it isn't a trend. We'll talk about all that and more today in the Matt Wall Show.

Ever since well-funded left-wing activist groups, including the HRC and the ACLU, won a Supreme Court victory back in the summer of 2015 that legalized gay marriage in all 50 states. They very aggressively pivoted towards pushing transgenderism at every opportunity. The HRC or Human Rights Campaign, for example, went from mentioning transgenderism just three times in their 2014 annual report to more than 30 times in 2015. Today, transgender issues are still all over their website. The HRC also started publicly counting the number of so-called trans people who were supposedly murdered in cold blood while omitting the fact that all of their alleged victims, at least the ones who uh, you know, weren't in a pre-existing romantic relationship with their attacker, were either prostitutes or violent felons who were trying to murder police officers. It was always fairly clear why the activists on the left

carried out this pivot. From a financial perspective, the activist groups needed a new fundraising pitch. They couldn't demand equality for homosexuals anymore since gays had achieved quote unquote equality allegedly. So the plight of self-described transgenders seemed like a natural next step. And on top of that, transgenderism also advanced the main plank of modern leftism, which is that truth is relative and my personal truth is just as valid as the objective truth. It also advances the idea that biology uh doesn't exist and your inherent traits are irrelevant. The left implemented affirmative action on the fiction that inferior candidates were, you know, simply held back by racism rather than their natural talents or lack thereof. The left imported millions of foreigners from the third world on the theory that if we simply introduced them to civilization, they would suddenly thrive instead of turning

civilization into a replica of the hell holes they came from, which of course is what happened. And so it followed that the left would also claim that in fact there's no actual difference between men and women. Women are just as capable as men in the workforce and athletics and so on. You can decide in the span of five minutes that you're a man. Then you can switch to, you know, being a woman and then you can go back to being a man again and on and on on. In short, modern leftists believe that they can play God. They they think they can eliminate natural god-given differences among large groups of people.

simply by stating that they're erasing those differences or the differences don't exist and mixing in a flurry of semantics and cancellation campaigns, mass shootings and impotent online rage. Now, in order to in order to defeat this ideology which was always the antithesis of logic and science and you know Christian morality and basic human decency, two distinct kinds of responses were necessary. The first response, the fight that some of us undertook years ago was to attack trans ideology on an intellectual and cultural level. As it turns out, if you simply ask self-described experts to define the words they're using, simple words like men and women, as we do in our movie, they'll instantly transform into bumbling, hostile, incoherent lunatics who desperately want to get as far away from you as they possibly can. Doesn't matter if you're talking to a college professor or a random protester at the women's march.

None of these people are capable of defending their ideology because their ideology is total nonsense. It's incoherent. Additionally, we investigated Vanderbilt, exposed the barbarism at their gender clinic and so on. None of it withtood any scrutiny. The minute these people were exposed, they caved. And then um based largely on our reporting, we won a major victory at the Supreme Court which allowed states to keep their laws banning child butchery in the name of quote unquote gender affirming care. So that's the intellectual and cultural side of the fight. But there's another important facet of this war which is financial and that's because for leftists morality and logical reasoning simply don't matter.

You can convince sane people that gender ideology is demented and evil, but it's impossible to convince leftists of anything really. The only way they ever are going to stop butchering children and and and not to mention mentally disturbed adults is if they felt that they might get bankrupted for doing so. So, the law needed to change at some level to enable the financial ruin of any doctor who participated in the mutilation of a child. And in the absence of a nationwide ban on gender butchery passed by Congress, the only way we would ever see that kind of change is through the courts. Some court somewhere needed to find a fake gender doctor financially liable for the harm that was done to a child.

Well, on January 30th in a courtroom in New York, after many years of waiting, that kind of ruling finally came down. So, this is a big deal. For the first time, a jury decided after a trial to hold two gender doctors, a psychiatrist and a plastic surgeon, liable for disfiguring a young woman when she was just 16 years old. The victim, who is now 22 years old, was uh awarded $1.6 million for past and future pain uh pain and suffering, as well as $400,000 for future medical expenses. A psychologist who pushed the treatment was found 70% liable and the surgeon was found 30% liable. Now, this case is unequivocally a massive victory in the fight to end the blight of trans ideology in the United States. The award should have been a hundred times higher, a thousand times higher, but it's a major win regardless. It dramatically raises the cost of performing these barbaric procedures on children who can't

possibly consent to them. It raises the spectre of massive liability for any doctor who carves up the healthy body parts of uh any man, woman, or child in in order to affirm a delusion. Malpractice insurance just got a lot more expensive for these butchers. Now, at the same time, there's an important element of this case that isn't being discussed very much in the mainstream media. Here's a Fox segment uh to show you what I mean. For example, watch. landmark medical ruling where a woman who dransitioned after identifying as a male in her teenage years winning a $2 million malpractice suit. Mike Emanuel's got the story from here. And what is that, Mike? What happened?

Bill, good morning to you. That is one of more than two dozen dransitioner lawsuits moving through our courts nationwide. The case you mentioned, which is under seal, reportedly involves a minor who identifies as a boy and sued New York doctors for leaving her quote disfigured for life. The question is how the verdict in the one case will impact the dozens of other cases. Elon Musk reacting on X. Quote, "There will be thousands of court cases of children who were mutilated by evil doctors. Modern-day mangalas, the schools, psychologists, psychiatrists, and state officials who facilitated this will pay dearly, too. Mangala is a reference to the Nazi doctor known as the angel of death."

Now, all of that is true. There will be many, many more lawsuits like this. All of them will have the same effect. They will paralyze the butchers with fear. They will provide financial compensation to some of their victims. Not that any financial compensation could ever be enough and they'll prevent many children from suffering the same fate. So all that is true. Now at the same time, what's missing from this segment, and this isn't a pick on pick on Fox, every mainstream outlet has this issue, and I didn't quite understand the full picture when I first heard about this either until you really dive into it into the case itself. Well, it's that the case wasn't as cut and dried as it may seem from these reports. Only one journalist watched the entire trial play out in the courtroom uh you know being physically present there over several weeks. His name is uh Benjamin Ryan of the Free Press and from his reports it's very

clear that the gender industry has switched into a kind of plan B. So they have a new game plan now that they realize that they're in a lot of trouble. The most important takeaway from Ryan's report is that during this trial, neither side actually argued that it's wrong to perform a double mystctomy on a 16-year-old girl in order to affirm her so-called quote unquote gender identity. The personal injury attorney uh injury attorney who represented the victim throughout the trial made the argument that these kinds of barbaric surgeries can be legitimate in some circumstances.

This is from Ryan's dispatch from the courtroom. quote, "The plaintiff's attorney did not seek to undermine the basic principles of this medical field during litigation. He and the three defendants attorneys maintained a consensus throughout the trial that mastctomies are an appropriate treatment for certain minors with gender dysphoria, a psychiatric diagnosis characterized by persistent persistent distress over a conflict between a person's gender identity and birth sex." Now, this is an important clarification that most outlets are missing. Maybe this was a a strategic decision since the jury was based in New York. Or maybe the lawyers actually believe that nonsense, the nonsense that there are times when these double mistctomies are can be legitimate, which they never are.

Um, you know, unless it's to treat an actual medical, you know, illness like cancer or something. Now, whatever the case, it's vital to understand that this trial didn't address the issue directly of whether children should be disfigured by gender doctors in general. Instead, the case was about whether this particular child in this particular case was not treated in a professional manner. This is an important paragraph from the free press. I'm going to read all of it. Here's what it says. quote, "The lawsuit also accused both the psychologist and the plastic surgeon of failing to thoroughly explain the risks and benefits of the surgery. The uh plaintiff's attorney alleged that the providers had each failed to properly caution that the surgery might not meet the teenager's expectations or address her psychological struggles and in particular that she might regret it." At the crux of the case was the

psychologist referral letter for surgery, which made no mention of what the plaintiff's attorney insisted was a required diagnosis, gender dysphoria. The psychologist wrote that the victim suffered from body dysmorphia, which involves overwhelming rumination over a perceived physical flaw, a diagnosis that is actually a widely accepted reason not to perform plastic surgery. That letter to me is a stop sign, testified Dr. Lauren Shear, who is chief of gender affirmation surgery at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. I looked at this case really hoping and even with an expectation that there would be enough to support the plastic surgeons care. He said, "And I couldn't do that." Shakar is also the president-elect of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, WPATH, whose trans care guidelines are widely referenced.

Now, that's an incredible paragraph on many levels. First of all, as we discussed at length on the show, WPath is not even close to a legitimate medical organization. In the Vanderbilt case that went to the Supreme Court and the WPath files, the organization was exposed as, of course, a collection of quacks, mad scientists who, by their own admission have no idea what they're doing. This is from Clarence Thomas' opinion on the Scrati case. For example, quote, "Recent revelations uh suggest that WPath, long considered a standard bearer in treating pediatric gender dysphoria, C brief for United States, bases its guidance on insufficient evidence and allows politics to influence its medical conclusions beyond the lack of consensus over the efficacy and ethics of pediatric sex transition treatments. These developments provide states even stronger reasons for treating supposed authorities in this

area with skepticism. WPath itself recognizes that evidence supporting the efficacy of puberty blockers, cross- sex hormones, and surgical intervention for treating gender dysphoria and children is lacking. Now, WPath also routinely changes their so-called standards. They changed their guidelines on the appropriate age levels for administering cross- sex hormones multiple times, including in 1997, 2012, and 2022. WPath doesn't support their standards with any kind of rigorous medical analysis. They're just making this stuff up. They were founded by genuine lunatics who destroyed the lives of children. They acknowledged in internal communications that children can't really consent to any of this.

So, put simply, WPath exists for one purpose, which is providing a collection of fake experts um uh that major hospitals can hide behind when they're asked why they mutilated a child. And yet here we have the president-elect, Lauren Shakar, who's a, by the way, evil, disgusting human being who's mutilated many, many children. And here he is taking the stand in this case for the benefit of the plaintiff who's suing a gender doctor. Well, everyone should understand what's going on here. WPath and the trans industry in general, what they're trying to they're playing a game here. You know, they're trying to carve out a kind of legal safe haven. They want to prevent themsel present themselves as a serious medical organization with real standards. And as part of that ruse, they need to sacrifice some of their foot soldiers who got caught in the act.

The WPath knows that the difference between body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria is nothing. It's a semantic distinction at best, especially in this case. They know that doctors all over the country are currently doing exactly what these two doctors did. They're rushing children into undergoing surgery and taking all kinds of horrific medications in order to affirm their fake genders and make some money in the process. It's what all these doctors are doing. WPATH is trying to distance itself from these kinds of practices as if it's kind of a one-off situation, but it's not a one-off. This is the entire industry. In no universe is it reasonable to mutilate a child under any circumstance. There is no situation where anything like this could be remotely justified. The chemical and physical mutilation of children and adults for that matter is wrong and barbaric in principle in all cases.

And everybody knows that. What we're seeing from the ghouls at WPath is the last dying gasp of an organization that needs to be shut down immediately and that probably won't be around much longer if these lawsuits continue. Every element of this case was a dead ringer for stories we've heard a million times before. For example, during the trial, we heard that uh psychologists browbeat the victim's father, saying that his daughter would commit suicide unless she could quote transition, which is a very familiar lie that trans activists will recite, even though the ACLU's top lawyer was forced to admit in front of the Supreme Court that there's no evidence whatsoever to suggest that the proposition is actually true. But this is what they all say. The psychologist also told the victim's father on a recorded call, quote, "I don't question people when they want to go through with this.

I don't question them when they want to go through with this. Isn't that like your job? And we all know that this is the standard of care that all young people can expect if they go to a doctor and say they're confused about their gender. But WPath is hoping that this case will be seen as a one-off. What the game WPath is playing because they have no other choice is they're saying that yeah, well, this was bad, but that's not what we do. this this is totally different because they knew they're going to lose the case. So they knew they're going to lose the case and so either WPath could come out and say this is this is terrible. These people are good doctors. Um they could either do that or they could say yeah but that's that's totally different. We we we don't that's completely different from what we're doing over here.

They chose the latter option as a strategy. And indeed the doctors involved in the case seem to fall on the sword. Again, this is from the free press. Quote, "If the victim's lawsuit had a smoking gun, it was the the case notes from an LGBTQ focused nonprofit in Albany, New York called the Pride Center. Two months after she started coming out publicly as transgender, the victim first broached her desire for a mastctomy in therapy. On her second visit, just four and a half months before the surgery, the victim told a Pride Center staffer that she had continued to question her gender identity recently and felt lo lost at this time, according to notes from her visit. Critically, the psychologist never requested those notes. So, the plastic surgeon never learned of their contents. The surgeon said, "If he had known about the notes, I would not have proceeded with the surgery." The psychologist admitted that he departed

from the standard of care by writing the letter given that he lacked such important information. So, the buck stops with these two doctors is what we're supposed to take away from this. They basically said on the stand that, you know, the standards of care are good. deviated from the sacred standard of care that supposedly exists in the field of trans medicine. And so don't blame the standards, blame them. Well, it's all such a farce. They all know there are no standards. They all know they're pressuring, you know, confused people to mutilate themselves for their own financial benefits.

But this is the defense they're going with. I mean, it's really no different than a couple of like low-level goons taking the fall to protect the mob bosses because the other option is that they get thrown in the river with cinder blocks chained to their ankles. That's the basic idea. The fact is that the entire gender affirmation field is nothing but industrialized systematic psychological, physical, and sexual abuse of children. That's what it is. It's what it's always been and it's what the left has supported and promoted and forced it onto society for a long time.

And if for some reason you were inclined to give these people the benefit of the doubt, inclined to believe that they didn't understand maybe what they were doing or what they were supporting, look at how the same people, the left, how they're reacting to the deportations that are underway right now in cities like Minneapolis. utterly horrified and outraged to the point that they're throwing their lives away in some cases about the fact that ICE is deporting criminals who have no right to be in this country. First of all, and more specifically, they're upset that we're deporting thousands of predators and perverts and child abusers that the left imported into the United States.

the leftist organizations who are now claiming to be outraged, deeply, profoundly outraged about, you know, the fact that a teenager was physically abused and mutilated in New York by two quack doctors are the same organizations that are currently enraged about the deportation of illegal aliens who have abused young women after crossing our border and abused children. It's a whole bunch of predators and child rapists. Now, of course, whenever you whenever you point this out, leftists will argue that, well, actually, illegal aliens don't commit many crimes at all. It's American citizens who do all the crime, we're told. Now, they know it's absurd because, frankly, we can look and see with our own eyes and we can see what these illegal aliens are doing. But they think they can get away with it because but with making this claim because they know that for the most part, it's very difficult to track crimes that are

committed by illegal aliens. Most states don't track crimes by illegal immigrants at all and many of the crimes aren't reported in the first place. In part because in some cases the victims are also illegal aliens as well and many of the perpetrators flee to foreign countries. Very few of them have their DNA on file in the FBI database and so on and so on and so on. So it's very hard to track this stuff officially. But even with the data we do have, it's obvious they're lying. As the GOP recently put it in a post on their official account, quote, "According to Texas records, illegal aliens are convicted of homicide 32% more frequently than the rest of the Texas population, uh, the rate for sexual assault is 91% higher."

Yes. When it comes to sexual assault, the rate of conviction among illegal aliens in Texas is more than 90% higher than it is for native Texans and legal immigrants. 90%. and their conviction rate for murder is much higher, too. Now, when I looked into this to see where the where the, you know, Republican party was getting their numbers from, I found that Texas is one of the very few states that actually tracks crimes committed by illegal aliens. Apparently, it's a it's an anomaly in the US for anyone to monitor this kind of information.

Because in most cases, the people that would do the monitoring don't want to know. They don't want us to know. the people that we would depend on to monitor the stuff and catalog it and tell us about it. Well, there's no political benefit for them in doing that. Now, in Texas, they are doing it. So, if you go on the website of the Texas Department of Public Safety, you'll find that quote, "466,000 criminal non-citizens have been booked into local Texas jails between June 1st, 20 uh 2011 and December 31st, 2025, of which over 335,000 were classified as illegal non-citizens by DHS over the course of their entire Texas criminal careers.

These 335,000 illegal non-citizens were charged with more than 800,000 criminal offenses, which include uh arrests for 1,700 homicide charges, 5,000 robbery charges, 10,000 sexual assault charges, 11,000 sexual offense charges, and 12,000 weapon charges. And uh all these numbers are rounded down, by the way. Additionally, the website states, quote, "Between June 1st, 2011 and December 31st, 2025, these 335,000 illegal non-citizens were charged with more than 595,000 criminal offenses, which included arrests for 1100 homicide charges, 78,000 assault charges, 76,000 or 7,600 sexual assault charges, 8,600 sexual offense charges, and 7,500 weapon charges. So, we can infer that illegal aliens in Texas often have rather lengthy criminal careers spanning many different uh charges across many different years. And we can also infer that no estimate about their crimes is going to be exact because

there's so much data that is unaccounted for. For example, we're not even counting the illegal aliens who committed sex crimes in foreign countries before arriving in the US. And there are plenty of those people, too, even though states can't easily track any of that. Here's a report from uh 2024, for example. Watch.

According to a letter that the acting director of ICE just sent to Texas Congressman Tony Gonzalez, uh on ICE's non-detained docket, they're currently tracking 425,000 uh noncitizens who have been convicted of a crime. Of that number, over 13,000 non-citizens have convictions for homicide and are on the non-detained docket, meaning they're roaming the country right now. On top of that, there are another 15,811 non-citizens convicted of sexual assault who are roaming the country right now on ISIS's non-detained docket. It doesn't stop there. Those are convictions. The ICE director also says there are currently just under 1,900 non-citizens on the non-detained docket who have pending homicide charges who are roaming the country and another 4,250 non-citizens who have pending sexual assault charges who are roaming the country on the non-detained docket.

Well, these are staggering numbers obviously, but if you doubt them, all you have to do is take a look at any other state or country. Yes, any other state or country that's imported large numbers of foreigners from the third world, you'll find this the same statistics. In late 2024, for example, district attorneys and sheriff's offices in the state of Tennessee track crimes that were committed by illegal aliens. Uh it was kind of an experiment. Only 30 70 73 out of 95 counties participated with 22 counties failing to respond at all. But the numbers they recorded were nonetheless remarkable. Uh in just three months, illegal aliens committed 11 murders, three child rapes, 18 rapes overall, 80 aggravated assaults, and 21 cases of child abuse. Now, again, given the population of Tennessee in the relative minority of illegal aliens, these are wildly disproportionate.

Take a look overseas and you see the same figures um and sometimes in even starker terms. In Germany, foreigners commit five times more sexual assaults and rape than the locals. Five times more. And so-called asylum seekers commit 15 times more sexual assaults and rape. Meanwhile, in Finland, uh, Middle East and North African residents commit nearly 18 times more rapes than native Finns per capita. And these are statistics that repeat always and everywhere, which is why many European countries and American states have stopped counting the number of crimes that are committed by illegal aliens.

Again, they don't want us to know. So, these are all important things to discuss anytime, but especially this week as so many people on the left um pretend to care about the Epstein files, something they never cared about until the day Trump became president. And they and they don't care at all. Like, they don't actually care. I care. I think the Epstein files are extremely important, which is why I did a 40-minute monologue on the subject yesterday. Gave you a deeper dive than you'll find on almost any other podcast on the subject. I've also been talking about Epste and calling for transparency and justice for the victims for many years now. Um, the story matters and if and if the ultimate goal is to put an end to the sexual abuse of children and to hold accountable those who participate or allow it to happen and indeed a worthier goal cannot be imagined, then we need to discuss the horrific sex crimes that are being

committed every day in this doc in in this in this country by fake gender doctors and illegal aliens. You cannot claim to give the slightest damn about Epstein's crimes if in the next moment You're rioting for the sake of illegal alien rapists and coming to the defense of so-called medical professionals who have made millions of dollars off of the sexual butchery of children. Now, no trans activist or leftist is going to be swayed by any of these arguments, as we all know. They're going to take the same approach they did in that New York trial. They're going to deflect and come up with all kinds of clever defenses in order to distract from what's what's going on and and what's coming.

But at this point, what's coming is fairly obvious. To to bring this all the way back to the beginning of what we were talking about, let's just say it out loud. The total collapse of the trans movement is officially upon us. Even as they try to play these game, even as they try to play this game here and pretend, well, those people, they're not they're not like us. That they didn't follow the standards of care. It's not going to work. And in the next few years, every Frankenstein gender butcher and perverted medical professional who profited off of the sexual mutilation of children will be sued into oblivion.

Now, this story should end with these mad scientists convicted in a court of law and then hanging from the gallows. Instead, it will end with the with them bankrupted and disgraced, which isn't as good, but will have to be good enough. And as the years pass, those who supported this madness will, you know, quietly retreat into the bushes and pretend that none of this ever happened or at least that they had no hand in it. And we shouldn't let them. I mean, the trans movement will go down as the most deranged form of mass hysteria that human civilization has ever seen.

We we should make sure that history accurately records who went along with it and who had the courage to stand against it even when the hysteria was at its peak and there was little to be gained and much to lose in doing so. The same is true for the open borders leftists, the Renee Goods and Alex Pies who fought and died on behalf of Somali scammers and Mexican rapists. People who fell on the wrong side of these issues should never be trusted again. They should be shamed and disgraced and forced to live with the humiliation for the rest of their days.

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to be made here aside from the fact that she's a I mean that's the obvious part. that there is a a deeper point. But first, here's Lady Gaga

to talk about something that's extremely important to me, something important to people all over the world and especially in America right now. In a couple of days, I'm going to be heading home and my heart is aching thinking about the people, the children, the families all over America who are being mercilessly targeted by ICE. I'm thinking about all of their pain and how their lives are being destroyed right in front of us. I'm also thinking about Minnesota and everyone back at home who is living in so much fear and searching for answers on what we all should do.

When entire communities lose their sense of safety and belonging, it breaks something in all of us. I hope that you'll all stand with us tonight.

I know we're not in America right now, but we are with our community and we love you. Okay, so there's Lady Gaga in Japan speaking out against American immigration enforcement. Um, now, as others have pointed out, but but really cannot be pointed out enough, Japan is a very interesting place to deliver that rather uninspiring uninspiring and uninspired speech. you know, immigration law in Japan is uh extremely strict and it's very very very he very heavily enforced. Uh Japan is a country that has few immigrants and the immigrants who are admitted are required to follow very strict rules and if they break the rules they're kicked out of the country which is why like 3% of Japan's population is foreign born and in America that number the number of foreign born is five times higher five or six times higher that doesn't even count the illegal immigrants so just legal foreign born it's uh five or six times high times

higher in Japan, you know, uh to immigrate there and get permanent residence or become a naturalized citizen is extremely difficult. Very few immigrants are granted that. They put a a really high premium on citizenship and a high emphasis on assimilation. Most foreigners in in Japan, the few that are allowed in, are there on temporary visas, which are also hard to get and there are a lot of rules. And if you break the rules or you overstay or do anything like that, they'll deport you and that's it. And there's not even it's there's no real discussion about it.

It's not it's not really controversial. It's just these are the rules. Follow the rules and you're a guest in this country. You know, we have laws in this country expected to follow them. If you come here and you don't obey the laws, you're out. If you don't respect our rules, if you don't respect our culture, you're out. That's the system in Japan. It's And I don't say this as a criticism, by the way. It's a good system. It's the right system. I wish it was our system. But the point is that Trump's immigration enforcement is, I don't know, a hundred times more relaxed and generous than Japan's.

So if you object to what Trump is doing, you should object to what Japan is doing even more. Especially if you say that, well, borders don't exist and we're all citizens of the world. In that case, you can't say, well, that's Japan. This is America. What do you mean? It's all the same. Aren't we all citizens of the world? What difference does that make? I mean, America doesn't exist. Japan doesn't exist. We're all just people, man. We're all just people living on the globe. And so you should certainly reject a a a uh you should certainly object to what Japan is doing. And yet she's in Japan which is more guilty of being unwelcoming to foreigners than Trump.

And you're attacking Trump for doing less of the thing than the country you're currently in is doing. Now this is obviously cowardice and hypocrisy. All of that is clear. But it also goes to show the just the fundamental unseriousness of the criticism that these people are making here because they actually have no problem in principle with immigration enforcement. They have no problem in principle with borders. They have no problem with border walls and border fences. They have no problem in principle with deportations. Um they have no problem with immigrants being arrested and rounded up and kicked out of the country. They have no problem with um you know assimilation being emphasized over and at the expense of racial and ethnic diversity. They have no problem in principle with any of those things.

They just don't want America to do it. In fact, every other country on the planet, well, every non-western country on the planet, every country that is not predominantly white can do all that stuff, no problem. They they will not say anything about it. They don't care. In fact, they'll even go to those countries where these things are happening and complain about America doing less of that thing. They don't want Western predominantly white countries to do it. That's it. That's a fact. Deportations, immigration enforcement, walls, you know, all that kind of stuff.

They got no problem with it. They never object to any other country doing it unless it's a white country. And what does that tell you? What does that tell you? If the left's position, and this is their This is not a straw man. This is actually their position. If their position is predominantly white countries should not enforce their immigration laws, but countries that are not predominantly white can. If that's your position, then then why? What's what is what's the point really? What are you really up to? Well, the point is that you don't want there to be any predominantly white countries. So the problem here on the left is not immigration enforcement per se as we've already established. They got no issue with that. The vast majority of countries on the planet do all of that and they do it a lot more and it's a lot more brutal and they got no pro no problem with any of it. It's only if predominately white countries do

it. So the issue is not immigration enforcement. The issue is the existence of predominantly white countries which is another way of saying that their real issue is with the existence of white people. That's what this is. And uh to anyone who's paying remote remotely paying attention, you know, nothing I'm saying is shocking. All right? You know, as I've said, I I I think we like to think that wokeness is over. Wokeness is dead. But it isn't. You know, wokeness is leftism. Leftism is wokeness. It It's not going to go away until it's fully and finally defeated, which it has not been or even anything close to that. What might happen, what perhaps is happening right now, kind of on the same subject, is that the left is to some degree moving away from the LGBT stuff to some degree. I'm not saying all that stuff is over, but they I think it's pretty clear they're retreating from it a little bit. Not because of any kind of

moral reform within the movement, but simply because it's become too embarrassing for them. the excesses of the LGBT movement, which yes, you could say the entire movement itself is is excess. Um, but which is true, the excesses have made leftism uh too vulnerable to attack. It's too embarrassing. Like they they leaned into that stuff so much and it became so humiliating that now they're starting to back away a little bit. And that's why no Democrat official is eager to talk about trans rights anymore. They're not talking about it. They don't want to talk about it. They don't want to discuss it. You don't have you noticed that that recently over the last couple years, we don't see the drag queens parading around.

I mean, there were a few years there where the left, they would just they would incorporate drag queens into everything. They couldn't get enough of it. They no matter what was going on, no matter what they were doing, any subject, oh, here's a drag queen. Doesn't matter what it is. They could be having a debate on on trade or the economy and it's like then here's a here's what a drag queen has to say about that and they're not really doing that anymore either. But because it's embarrassing but I think what we will also see and are seeing is that as they shift away to some degree from defending drag queens and transgenders and furries and all those people, they're going to double and triple down on the racial narrative.

the racial victim narrative as we're seeing right now in Minneapolis is far more enduring and far more useful to them and far more potent historically. Uh racial wokeness is not anywhere close to dead. Ash Wednesday is just two weeks away, so you're probably uh starting to think about what you're giving up for Lent. Chocolate, social media, usual suspects. But here's the real question. How do you plan to approach the season so you see real lasting spiritual change? Our sponsor and friends at Ascension Press invite you to join them for the Krux Lenton Challenge, a daily program that teaches you how to surrender your life to God.

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Over in the NFL, uh 10 head coaching vacancies have been filled or nine have been filled and then a tenth is is going to be filled. It's expected in the next week or two. So 10 head coaches have been, you know, nine10 have been hired. None of them were black. And this is supposed to be deeply disturbing and concerning, we are told. So these semi- literate race hustlers over on ESPN, they're freaking out about it. They're crying about racism. Think pieces are being furiously typed out and published or if not typed out, they're being furiously fed into chat GPT and then spit out. Uh here's an article in the Athletic, which is owned by the New York Times. And uh here's what it says. The results are in. Nine NFL head coaching jobs have been filled. The last one is all but closed. The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to finalize a deal with Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Clint Kubak after the Super Bowl. Um,

most of these franchises didn't reset. Their owners reverted to predictable dysfunction. The NFL is trapped in this loop because the people with ultimate authority have little desire to evolve over and over again. The owners opt for organizational stagnation and attempt to disguise it as prudence. That's how you end up with the damning statistic that will define this carousel. 0 for 10. In a league that still recites diversity statements and upholds Rooney rule interview requirements, no black head coaches were hired. Zero. About onethird of the NFL was looking for new leaders.

Roughly 70% of the players are African-American, but zero. Robert Salah, who is Lebanese American, was the only minority coach deemed worthy of an opportunity. The 2025 season began with five black head coaches. Three remain. It's an old, sad, and inevitable reality. On Sunday, NFL teams spammed social media with their Black History Month posts. A few hours later, this hiring cycle ended and a number spoke louder than any of their virtu virtue signaling. Zero. The results are in. And those posts mean nothing. Okay. So, damning. It's damning. No black head coaches were hired.

Never mind the fact that and and I've seen some some conservatives reacting to this, posting it and say, "Oh, we still doing this? We're still doing this whole thing?" Yeah. Yeah, we're still doing it. Mhm. This is not going away. This is not going away. As I said, maybe they back away from some of the trans stuff. They might back away. They're not backing away from the race stuff. They're not going to back away from it. They never will. Uh so, yeah. No, no black head coaches were were hired. Never mind the fact that black people are vastly over represented in the NFL by a huge margin.

Never mind the fact that if you look at the list a list of the 50 highest paid players in a league, the majority will be black. Never mind the fact that 30 to 40% of assistant coaches are black, which is again a huge over representation. Uh never mind in general that claiming anti-lack discrimination in the NFL of all places, a place where the majority of millionaires who work there are black uh is Never mind all that. This is damn. It's damning. Damning. It's racism. By the way, Roger Goodell, the NFL commissioner, was asked about this this damning this damning statistic.

And uh here's what he said. I think um we need to continue to make progress. Uh and I and I believe that. I believe diversity is good for us. I think we have become a more diverse league across every platform, including coaching. Um but we still have more work to do. Uh there there's there's got to be more steps. So we're re-evaluating everything we're doing uh including our accelerator program, including every aspect of our policies and our programs to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow rather than yesterday. So we we need to be looking at that and sort of say okay why did we have the results this year? what is it that we can be doing in training or education uh or and and that goes for not just the candidates but also the clubs and how we can try to continue to increase the opportunities and the outcomes ultimately.

Yeah. Well, guess what, Roger? If you want the NFL to become more diverse, guess what that means? It means it should be less black. Making the NFL more diverse means you need to have fewer black people in it. A real diversity campaign in the NFL would be there's too many black people. We need we need fewer of them. You know, a real diversity initiative in the NFL would be putting quotas for white people and caps on the number of black people allowed. It should not be, oh, you have to interview a black person for it should be more like, uh, no, you need you need to we need more white people.

Here's the limit of black people you're allowed to have in your organization. you're way over it. So, fire all the rest of them, the leftovers, and hire some white people. That's if if this is really about racial diversity, that's what you would do because the NFL is already majority black. Black people are hugely over represented in comparison with their population size. So, if you want to increase diversity, that would mean decreasing the number of black people in the league. uh increasing the number of black people in the league actually is is decreasing diversity. So so what he's talking about is not more diversity. He's saying he wants less diversity. But um but we know all that because we know that we know what diversity actually means. Diversity doesn't mean diversity. Diversity is always every time simply code for less white.

Even if making something less white will actually make it less diverse, doesn't matter because diversity just means less white. That's it. And by the way, Roger, answer me this question. It would be great if one of these incredibly stupid sports reporters would ever think to ask this. So Roger says that the lack of blackhead coaches is a problem. Uh, the fact that none were hired in this last cycle means there's more work to be done. Okay. Well, so tell me, Roger, of the white head coaches that were just hired, which ones do you think should not have been hired?

Which ones were undeserving of the job? If you're saying it's a problem, more work needs to be done. Okay, so we got these 10 white head coaches. Which ones where's the problem? Which ones do you think didn't deserve the job? Because if they all deserve their jobs, then what's the problem? He says, "We need training and education." Training and education. So, train them to do what? So, what you're saying is that these NFL teams hired a white head coach because they lacked training and education. Training and education in what exactly?

So, can you can you point to the actual like go ahead point to the white head coach who uh should not have had the job and then point to the black head coach who should have the job instead of him, but they never do that. Of course, they never do that. This episode is sponsored by Equip Foods. People often pick up protein bars assuming that they're making a quick and healthy decision. But if you've ever taken the time to actually read the label, you were probably surprised to see how much sugar is in these bars. Finding a protein bar that tastes good and is made with quality ingredients might feel like a more daunting task than, you know, actually just going and working out.

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"Learning FFO at an early age. Top tier parenting. Welcome to the parenting trend that doesn't seem to be disappearing around and find out." In another video, when a small child announces he is going to leave home, his mother says, "See you." shunts the front door behind him and turns off the outside lights, then opens the door to him screaming and pounding to be let back in. It's been liked 1.5 million times. He had learned, said his mother, the meaning of FAFO. Uh last summer, a piece in the Wall Street Journal heralded the rise of FAFO parenting. Is it FAFO? Is that how you're supposed to pronounce that? FAFO.

FAFO. and the end of gentle parenting, a trend that began about 10 years ago as a response to the more authoritarian naughtystep parenting of the early 2000s. Um, okay. So, it's it's the rise of f around and find out parenting. Uh, this is a trend to supplant the gentle parenting trend. That's what we're being told. And I find it all very stupid. Everything is stupid. Everything is stupid and I hate it. I hate everything and everything is stupid. Don't get me wrong. Now, I agree with the principle here. Gentle parenting is ridiculous. I've laid out the argument against it many times. I am not a gentle parenting advocate. And I agree with many of the methods that are now being categorized under the f around and find out parenting trend.

But what I hate is this that fafo is not some crazy new trend. Okay? It's It's not a bright new idea that the parents of Tik Tok have figured out. It's just called consequences. That's it. It's the most basic parenting concept of all time. Okay. Call saying that this is a parenting trend. It's like saying that, "Hey guys, here's this new trend I'm trying. I've taught my child how to tie his shoe. You guys want to see? Let me do a Tik Tok video. Check. Check this out, guys. I'm teaching my child how to tie a shoe. I'm trying this new um tying shoe trend.

I'm a shoe tying parent. I teach my kids how to tie their shoes. No one's ever thought of this before. This is new. Um, no, it's not a trend. It's not a new method. It's not some exciting new strategy. You didn't need to have a Tik Tok video congratulating yourself. Okay, look moms, we don't need to you don't need to do a Tik Tok video. Hey, look at me, you know, just doing a really basic parenting thing. Check it out. Everyone, congratulate me. Hurry. Yes, the proper way to raise a child, the only way to raise a child is to put consequences in place. That's true. It's not a trend.

Okay. And I I just like the zoomers and millennials on Tik Tok are constantly claiming to have invented things that people have been doing for thousands of years. You didn't discover any. There's nothing new happening here at all. And by the way, the woman who threw the iPad out the window has done and I'm sure you know she's probably a nice woman. I got no problem with her. Uh but so she threw the iPad out the window and she's done multiple videos. I went to check out her her page to see what's going on. Uh it's she has like it's like a it's like a 20part series of Tik Tok videos about the the the the epic saga of the of of the iPad being thrown out the window. And now she's doing a media media tour to talk about she's doing media interviews about the fact that she threw an iPad out the window. So here she is on Fox. Watch

a Florida mom going viral on Tik Tok for throwing her daughter's iPad out the car window after the six-year-old had a meltdown on the way to school. Check it out.

I dropped them both off at school and now I'm here to see if it's still here. And it is. Look.

Boom. Oh my goodness. I love it. that mom Paige Carter joins us now. Paige, it's so great to have you on. When we introduced the or teased the subject earlier in the show, Lucas threw in the word alleged that your child was allegedly misbehaving in the back. I believe you. And so, what was she doing?

Yeah, tell me what was happening. Yeah, definitely. So, for a couple weeks before this, she had just kind of been disobedient and she actually is turning seven tomorrow. And so I think she's just learning where she can test our boundaries. And so we had taken her iPad away. And that morning she'd been so good. We have a 10-minute drive to school. So I said, "You know what? I'm going to let her have it. I'm going to reward her. Good behavior." And the second we got in the car, it was just game over.

I love the chiron there. Threw child's iPad out the window is what it breaking breaking news. Woman throws iPad iPad out window. Breaking news developing story. iPad thrown out window. Now, don't get me wrong. Again, I'm totally in favor of throwing the iPad out the window. And I I am I uh fully in favor. I think it's a good idea. It's littering. There's some littering going on. You got to make sure you do throw it. You know, you don't want to hit another child in the head who's walking to school while you're throwing the iPod iPad out. But, uh but fine. And I have no problem with briefly like sharing an anecdote about parenting. I do that when we talk about parent. In fact, if you listen to the show, you know that I I have had shared a similar anecdote.

Uh but there are some differences here. You know, first of all, I've briefly shared an anecdote about doing something similar. I haven't chronicled it with 10 Tik Tok videos in a media tour. I've just sort of mentioned it while illustrating a broader point. And in my case, the story was that, you know, we allow our kids to use tablets, tablets without internet access only during very long car rides only. And they have to be very long. And long means like six, seven, eight, 50. We sometimes go 15 hour car rides. And so, yeah, we'll let them use the iPads, not the entire time, but for certain certain, you know, legs of the journey. And uh we got home after a long car ride, and one of my kids had a bit of a meltdown because he wanted to still play with the tablet. And so I calmly threw the tablet in the trash and that was that. And you know, it sounds like that's kind of what happened here. I I support the strategy.

You know, in fact, it reminds me one of my favorite parenting moments that I've ever witnessed. This is when when I was a kid, like 13 or 14. I think this was this is back in the old days when and kids these days don't know about this, but if you wanted to listen to a song or an album, you had to physically go to a Can you believe that, kids? We if if there's a song you wanted to hear, you had to like physically go to a place and buy the song on the album to listen to it. So, and that was one of our favorite things to do. So, we would go to the music store like uh you know, you go to like Sam Goodie or FYE and um so anyway, we I got dropped off at the mall and malls used to there's another thing that used to exist with a friend of mine. We go to Sam Goodie. We each buy a CD. I don't remember what the CD was, but my friend's dad picks us up. And on the way home, he says to my friend, his son,

"Hey, let let me see that CD you bought." And so he hands it over. His dad takes one look at it and just chucks it out the window. That's it. Of course, my friend freaks out and says, "Now listen to my house. This is garbage. What is this garbage?" So, I was just glad that it wasn't my dad who picked us up because then I would have been the victim of that um of that incident. So, the point is I believe in consequences for children. If the consequences involve chucking something out the window, fine. What I hate is how everything is a trend now, uh, when it shouldn't be a trend. That should just be like how it should be a fundamental aspect of parenting consequences and and but most importantly, not to harp on Paige the iPad mom here, but you know, when you offer up these kinds of stories about your personal life and about your parenting, you you you know, then you go and you do media hits and stuff. Well, you're offering it

up and so now the rest of us are allowed to have an opinion about it. It's what happens when you make things public. So, it must also be said that the whole incident is her fault. Why are you giving your child an iPad on the way to school? How long is the drive to school? Are you going to to school in a different hemisphere? Is this a 20our trip to school? No, she says it's 10 minutes. 10 minutes? Why does she need an iPad for a 10minute car ride and starting the day right before school? This is why I actually feel sorry for I I give teachers a hard time. I give public school teachers a hard time because a lot of them are terrible, but not all of them. And I do have a lot of sympathy for for for them actually.

And this this is this is it right here. What do you expect teachers to do? Okay, you're starting the day before school. It's like 7 in the morning. and and so you're you're going to make sure that your child is overstimulated with an iPad just setting your kid up for failure and your the teachers. So they're going to get overstimulated, play around with an iPad, and you're just going to drop her off at school and expect her to sit at her desk, sit sit there still and quiet listening to the teacher. So what happens here is that you know you're being lazy as a parent. You give your child an iPad so you don't have to deal with them for 10 minutes. Like just deal. It's 10 minutes and you're dropping them off at school. You won't even see them for 8 hours or whatever.

Seven, six hours, whatever it is. Just talk to your kid for 10 minutes or don't just let have them sit there. But you give your child an iPad for 10 minutes, it backfires and then you get pissed and chucked it out chuck it out the window and then go retrieve it and give it back to them anyway. So, it's like there's not even really any consequence. The consequence, it's like performative. I mean, if you're going to go with the ch, okay, we're going to throw this thing out, then throw it out. Like, throw it out for real.

Otherwise, it's not a consequence. Um, so then what was the whole point? What was the what was the point of it? It seems like the point was just for TikTok then. Like, there's no actual consequence here. This all happened because of something you did. You screwed up. Giving your kid an iPad to play with for 10 minutes before school is crazy. There's no good reason to do it. Period. Why not give them like cookie? How about you give them give them cookies and cake too on the way to school? Sugar them up. Cookies, cake, empty calories, iPad, video games, and then just send them to school. Not my problem.

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Um, okay. Very briefly, I'm going to mention this too because I had had it sitting here. Uh this is the NBC news article. In just over a week, four astronauts could launch toward the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. The crew astronauts astronauts uh Reed Wisman, Christina uh Cook, Victor Glover, and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen are set to fly on NASA's Aremis 2 mission, a 10-day journey that will take them swinging around the moon. Their path through space will take the group farther from the Earth than humanity has ever gone, surpassing the Apollo 13 record of 248,655 miles uh set in 1970. The group will not land on the moon's surface, but the flight is meant to kickstart a new era of lunar exploration, paving the way for a moon landing in the coming years. Now, I should mention I just saw the most recent update just like right before we started filming and the mission has been

pushed back by a few weeks to March now because of a technical issue or something that they're having. But in any case, whether it happens next week or it happens it happens in a couple weeks. Uh how is this not the biggest news on the planet or at least in the country? How is this not the biggest news in America? How is it not? Human beings are about to go farther into space than we've ever gone before. How is it not a bigger deal? Why is no one excited about it? Why am I the only one excited? Why is it me and like 10 other people?

This is big. This is big news. And I don't want to hear anyone say, as I've already heard, that this is pointless. Yeah, I was posting about it a couple days ago, posting about my excitement, and there were a lot of comments saying this is pointless. Pointless. What's the point? Pointless. Like if going into space and doing something that's never been done before, like you're going farther into space than anyone has ever done. That's if that's pointless, then everything you do every day is pointless. Your life is pointless.

What do you think? If if you could look at space exploration and say pointless, who cares? What is it that you do in your everyday life that you think has more of a point than that? If you're not impressed by that, then like what have you ever been impressed by ever in your life? What do you consider impressive? Nothing. It's amazing. people who spend all their whole day staring at their phones doing nothing, worried about the most irrelevant and trivial nonsense. They're saying it's pointless to fly into space and visit the moon.

You know, you've got people that just sit there all day just like looking at their phone. This is all they do. All they do all day is just this. And you tell them that, hey, we're flying into space. Pointless. Who cares? I don't have time for that. I got these people. This is all they do all day. Just scrolling on the phone getting mad about like the casting in the new Marvel movie. Avengers Doom Doomsday. What they they they care about the like they're getting mad about whoever's being cast in the new Avengers Doomsday, but going into space is not important.

this new Marvel movie. That's what's important. I don't I don't get it. That's what it comes. What What's It really It's an It's an existential question. If going into space is point I really like really think about this. If going into space is pointless, then what is the point of literally anything you have ever done in your life? Have you ever done anything with a greater point? Yeah, I only care about things that have a greater purpose than going into space, says a guy who spends 19 hours a day watching brain rot on his phone. Like, what the hell are you talking about?

So, we will track this story. Uh, I was excited about the idea that was happening next week, but uh, you know, we'll have to wait a couple more weeks and and I will I'm a little bit I'll I'll admit I'm a little pissed that they're including a Canadian. I don't know why we have to give the Canadian. Why does a Canadian get to I mean, you know, we could just make this totally an American thing, but uh but you know, that's fine. I won't let that I won't let that damp dampen my my excitement at all. I think that this is this is great and uh and will be an enormous achievement.

And we'll leave on that somewhat positive note. Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day. Godspeed. They told you America invented slavery. They told you the Indians were peaceful. They told you colonialism was evil and that Joseph McCarthy was a bad guy. And guess what? They lied. For half a century, generations of American school children have been taught to hate our history, to hate our country, to hate themselves. Time to set the record straight. And since no one else is going to do it, I will. Who sold us to slaves?

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Matt Walsh (Host), Benjamin Ryan (Guest), Mike Emanuel (Guest).

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