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Speaker: There's been an odd shift in human behavior over the last 15 plus years.
Speaker: A sense of entitlement, a constant need for attention, ironically coupled with the need to be left alone, a desire to be treated the same as everyone else, stupidly combined with the mindset of, I'm special, so treat me accordingly.
Speaker: Introducing the book, Amateur Nation, The Define of Common Sense, Manners, and Social Skills, the second edition.
Speaker: Inside, you'll read...
Speaker: The Amateur Mission Statement.
Speaker: The 30 Truths About Amateurs.
Speaker: The Four Stages of Being an Amateur.
Speaker: Amateur Habitats and History.
Speaker: Social Media Plus Me, Me, Me Equals Amateur.
Speaker: Technology and Amateur Behavior.
Speaker: With dozens of real funny photos, weird signs, and laugh-out-loud real-life accounts and actual conversations vividly showing how us pros are surrounded by Amateur Nation every day.
Speaker: Download the expanded second edition of the e-book, Amateur Nation, The Decline of Common Sense Manners and Social Skills.
Speaker: The second expanded edition, available now.
Speaker: Be a pro.
Speaker: Go to Amazon.
Speaker: Type Amateur Nation.
Speaker: Warning.
Speaker: The podcast you are about to hear is often based on true events and people.
Speaker: It chronicles the dialogue and actions of random, anonymous, obnoxious, self-entitled, unintelligent, self-centered idiots.
Speaker: Attention whores, ignoramuses, stults, clods, nimrods, douches, weirdos, drama queens, overly sensitive crybabies, and people who think they are better, more important, and special than the rest of us.
Speaker: In one word, amateurs.
Speaker: Amateurs.
Speaker: It's Amateur Nation with... Somebody called Santini.
Speaker: Hey, that's me, Lou Santini.
Speaker: We call attention to and call out the amateurs.
Speaker: The people who are doing life wrong.
Speaker: The speed bumps of life.
Speaker: The people that are in your way every day.
Speaker: The unintelligent, obnoxious, attention-whoring, self-entitled, drama queen victim types who chip away at the moments of your life due to no self-awareness, common sense, manners, or social skills and are disturbing the flow of the pros.
Speaker: Hi, Mom.
Speaker: Mom!
Speaker: Hello, Mom!
Speaker: Oh, hey, Lou.
Speaker: Amateur Nation.
Speaker: It's not just a podcast, it's a movement.
Speaker: What the hell is going on?
Speaker: Well, three topics about amateurs, bite-sized fun on a la carte, and we top it off with some hope for the world with three pro things.
Speaker: Oh, and at the end of this episode, I reveal my gender!
Speaker: Here's a hint.
Speaker: It's not female.
Speaker: So just 73 other possibilities.
Speaker: This is episode 215, the gender reveal episode.
Speaker: As always, fans first.
Speaker: Shouts out to B. Rand Kilo, Amari Mendez, and Rahul Salwan, all listening to the show on SoundCloud, and Jacob Fultz of Tennessee, a newer listener of the podcast.
Speaker: Also, watch for another special presentation of Amateur Nation coming soon entitled, I'm Not a Conspiracy Theorist, but America Under Attack.
Speaker: And here is your post of the week.
Speaker: This comes from at Myra Flores 2022.
Speaker: She says this,
Speaker: Remember when the Democrat Party boycotted Goya Foods?
Speaker: Where is the outrage and boycott for Balenciaga?
Speaker: And of course I do.
Speaker: I never forget hypocrisy.
Speaker: And did you see attention whore Madonna still squirming in insecurity after the world commented on her shocking, freakish appearance at the Grammys posted yet another picture of herself with two photos,
Speaker: On the left, the freakish photo from the Grammys and another one that is new and improved with this caption.
Speaker: And I quote, Look how cute I am now that swelling from surgery has gone down, LOL.
Speaker: All right, this is important.
Speaker: Listen carefully.
Speaker: Anytime someone posts LOL after making a statement like that where they need reassurance and they're more or less reassuring themselves,
Speaker: It reeks of insecurity.
Speaker: She knows she overdid it, and without extensive professional hair, makeup, and lighting, she just can't grasp that she's 64, and more importantly, that it's okay to look it.
Speaker: Here's what's happening in Amateur Nation.
Speaker: Perhaps you had better start from the beginning.
Speaker: Topic number one.
Speaker: Men are getting their periods.
Speaker: Just take their words for it.
Speaker: As I said last week, if you're trans and people aren't getting your sex correct, you didn't do trans right.
Speaker: Here's a mentally ill man who looks nothing like a woman, and frankly, his voice sounds like no real biological woman I know.
Speaker: By the way, here's another tell.
Speaker: that this man isn't fully transitioned and it's an easy tell.
Speaker: His name is Mama Rose.
Speaker: Maybe you're not getting a joke.
Speaker: We get to dress like girls and act like girls.
Speaker: It's funny.
Speaker: To that order, if a man truly felt like he was born in the wrong body, and those people do indeed exist, but they are so extremely rare.
Speaker: But I'll say it again.
Speaker: If a man truly felt like he was born in the wrong body and wanted to transition,
Speaker: I, with no medical background, but plenty of common sense, have compiled this list called How to Do Trans Right.
Speaker: Number one, go all the way and get rid of any and every sign of being a man.
Speaker: And that means losing the block and tackle, shaving the old Adam's apple, years of hormones, exercising in order to accent the new female attributes and possibly get breast implants.
Speaker: Not to mention the hair and or makeup and any other accessories that go along with it.
Speaker: I lived in Los Angeles for 24 years and I saw plenty of trans men who had me duped.
Speaker: I remember a female friend of mine mentioning how she got home from an overnight shift at her job and she saw a couple trans men coming out of a club late at night.
Speaker: And she told me, man, these trans guys were hotter than some women I know.
Speaker: You can't have a full beard and call yourself a woman.
Speaker: You're not done cooking.
Speaker: Number two.
Speaker: If you're going to transition and change your name to a woman's name, pick a realistic woman's name.
Speaker: Too many of these trans men pick names that are concepts or inanimate objects.
Speaker: Jazz, fire, or starlight.
Speaker: You're not a stripper.
Speaker: You're supposedly just a regular woman now.
Speaker: Jane works.
Speaker: Stephanie is nice.
Speaker: Then, get your name changed legally on your driver's license and any and all forms that you would have to sign in the future.
Speaker: Number three.
Speaker: When you do the woman voice, don't do a caricature of a woman's voice.
Speaker: These overemphasized S sounds and overuse of pet names like sweetie and honey and baby.
Speaker: Real women, and that's what you want to be, right?
Speaker: Real women don't act and talk like teenage girls and babies.
Speaker: Number four, and finally, and this is a big one.
Speaker: That's what she said.
Speaker: If you're fully invested in being a woman,
Speaker: Your pronouns aren't even a topic of conversation because if you've done trans right and taken all the guesswork out of it, you'd fool the general public and live undercover, so to speak, letting the world know you indeed are a woman.
Speaker: If you're a woman, a believable woman, people won't bat an eye in calling you miss or miz or she or her.
Speaker: If you have to tell me your pronouns, you didn't do trans right.
Speaker: No biological woman I know calls herself they.
Speaker: Oh, and you're not a biological woman.
Speaker: You're a trans woman.
Speaker: Case in point, as I mentioned earlier, we now come to a man who calls himself Mama Rose.
Speaker: Remember all those Mama Roses you've run into all your life?
Speaker: Or all those women in your life who like the title Mama before their names?
Speaker: Anyway, this dude has one half of his head shaved.
Speaker: Okay, sure, some women do that.
Speaker: The other half is long and pink.
Speaker: Yes, teenage girls do that.
Speaker: A giant nose ring.
Speaker: Sure, men and women do that.
Speaker: And the over-the-top earring in one ear only.
Speaker: Because Mama Rose is edgy.
Speaker: It literally is how a man who has no desire to dress as a woman would dress if he were forced to dress as a woman if he lost a sports bet.
Speaker: Also, this dude is at least 40 years old and that much overweight.
Speaker: There is literally nothing feminine or womanly about this guy.
Speaker: But alas, he gets his period.
Speaker: Listen to this guy full of delusion and condescension.
Speaker: Great combo.
Speaker: Okay, sweetie, so...
Speaker: Apparently, you're not wanting to understand or listen.
Speaker: Correct.
Speaker: So, hi, I'm Mama Rose.
Speaker: I am a transgendered woman.
Speaker: I go by she, her, they, them pronouns.
Speaker: I don't care.
Speaker: And I can tell you right now, my period I experience every month is very real, very valid, and very painful.
Speaker: Wow.
Speaker: But you know what?
Speaker: You go ahead and keep invalidating trans women.
Speaker: You go ahead and keep telling them that their experience is not real.
Speaker: It's so dumb.
Speaker: It's so dumb, it's brilliant.
Speaker: No!
Speaker: It's just dumb!
Speaker: Follow-up questions.
Speaker: From where do you bleed?
Speaker: Where do you put tampons and or pads?
Speaker: So your uterine wall shedding is painful?
Speaker: Please, for the ladies and gentlemen of the jury, show me on the doll where your uterus is.
Speaker: And you're a man.
Speaker: Women listening to this podcast, amateur or pro, either way, are you not insulted by all this?
Speaker: Let me be clear.
Speaker: Do what you want.
Speaker: Be who you want.
Speaker: But your feelings, your trendiness, your delusion, and mental illness is not my reality.
Speaker: And now this.
Speaker: Topic number two.
Speaker: It's a twofer.
Speaker: First up, Grammy winner, oppressed victim, and multi-millionaire Sam Smith needs more attention.
Speaker: Fresh off the heels of a satanic Grammy performance which had him playing the world's most out-of-shape Satan.
Speaker: I mean, come on, I'm not a fan of Satan, but I've always pictured him pretty muscly.
Speaker: This headline from NME.com.
Speaker: Sam Smith corrects Alec Jones on the one show after being misgendered by Fisher Them comment.
Speaker: Is it me or are these headlines getting dumber by the week?
Speaker: Here's the article.
Speaker: The singer won the Best Pop Duo slash Group Performance Grammy with Kim Petras for Unholy earlier this month, but told the BBC about how they'd like to pursue the unlikely hobby of fishing after music.
Speaker: I do love fishing, the singer said.
Speaker: I'd love to be a fisher them.
Speaker: Jones responded to ask if Smith meant something like a fly fisherman, to which the artist replied, I'd be any type of fisher them.
Speaker: One day, I'd like to just end my days fishing.
Speaker: Smith then elaborated that they fish in lakes and the sea, but has never done it alone.
Speaker: I don't know what the heck's going on here, but someone needs to get their asses kicked.
Speaker: Amateur Hollywood take two.
Speaker: From mydailyon.com, your headline, NBC cancels unstable Alyssa Milano's Who's the Boss reboot.
Speaker: Here's the article.
Speaker: Alyssa Milano's troubles just keep getting worse.
Speaker: What troubles?
Speaker: What, her anxiety?
Speaker: Managing her $45 million net worth for literally some of the worst acting of all time?
Speaker: Taking heat for her macrame mask in 2020?
Speaker: But wait, there's more!
Speaker: The article says after making a fool of herself over Elon Musk, her fault, she was served a cease and desist by Volkswagen, her fault, sued by Elon Musk, her fault, and watched in horror as her car caught fire in a posh Soho neighborhood.
Speaker: All right, that's not her fault.
Speaker: The article says all that bad juju hasn't gone unnoticed either.
Speaker: Joe Barron, entertainment director at NBC, says Milano's Who's the Boss reboot is off the table.
Speaker: Barron said she's way too unstable to put her in charge of a huge project like that.
Speaker: Even with Tony Danza coaching her, she's bound to screw it up.
Speaker: The show was scheduled for at least two seasons and 36 episodes.
Speaker: It's not just back, Bernard.
Speaker: We're scrapping it.
Speaker: See, here's the thing.
Speaker: Alyssa Milano actually thinks that people not only want to see her back on TV, yes, because she's so iconic and a brilliant actor, but she thinks viewers would tune in regularly to see what she'll do next.
Speaker: She was a minor star of a mediocre sitcom from 1984 to 1992 in Who's the Boss?
Speaker: And Charmed, a show for teenage female viewers from 1998 to 2006.
Speaker: She hasn't been on a series regularly for 17 years.
Speaker: Same as me.
Speaker: See what I mean about ego and lack of gratitude?
Speaker: Her net worth is $45 million.
Speaker: She was on not one, but two hit shows.
Speaker: She made money, had and has fame.
Speaker: And I get it.
Speaker: As an entertainer, you want to work.
Speaker: But what is she bringing to the table?
Speaker: Answer, chaos and instability.
Speaker: The article continues.
Speaker: There's always a chance the show gets picked up by a streaming service.
Speaker: NBC's Peacock service says it has no interest.
Speaker: Milano's show was all about wokeness.
Speaker: She was going to play the wealthy single mom.
Speaker: Of course she's a single mom.
Speaker: Families are so 2000.
Speaker: who tossed her husband after realizing she was a lesbian all along.
Speaker: What a fresh concept.
Speaker: A non-traditional family with a man-hating woman making a go of it alone.
Speaker: But of course, she's wealthy.
Speaker: This is Hollywood.
Speaker: None of this is even remotely necessary.
Speaker: Here's where it gets really self-serving and ridiculous.
Speaker: The article says instead of hiring a hunky nanny and his cute little kid, Milano's character was looking to hire a slightly butch but still pretty housekeeper like maybe Joe from Facts of Life and her 19-year-old daughter, Chloe Moretz.
Speaker: Alyssa Milano said, I've always wanted to do a sordid scene with her.
Speaker: She's a hot little ticket.
Speaker: You fucking whore.
Speaker: Alyssa Milano must be incredible in bed.
Speaker: Have I told you how attractive you are lately?
Speaker: You are.
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Speaker: At lusantini on YouTube is really good, especially on Sneak Peek Thursdays, because there are 60-second previews for next week's episode.
Speaker: And don't forget, I'm also on Truth Social, at lusantini3.
Speaker: I reveal my gender, and topic number three, next.
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Speaker: This is my way of saying thank you to the pros who listen to this show every week.
Speaker: Amateur Nation is not just a podcast, it's a movement.
Speaker: Hold still, there's more.
Speaker: Topic number three.
Speaker: Hit me!
Speaker: Back to the topic of gender.
Speaker: This headline found everywhere.
Speaker: Norwegian filmmaker faces up to three years in prison for saying men cannot be lesbians.
Speaker: Fun fact, they can't.
Speaker: Tanya Jevjan, I hope I'm saying her Norwegian name correctly, a lesbian filmmaker and actress, was informed on November 17th of last year that she was under investigation for speaking out against prominent Norwegian activist Christine Gentoft on Facebook.
Speaker: Gentoft is a transgender female that often refers to herself as a lesbian mother.
Speaker: Stay with me.
Speaker: Gentoft previously accused another woman, Christina Ellingson, of transphobia for a similar claim.
Speaker: Ellingson is also under investigation and faces three years in jail if found guilty of violating Norway's hate speech law.
Speaker: Question, where's the hatred?
Speaker: The Oxford Dictionary defines hate as to feel intense or passionate dislike.
Speaker: And hatred as intense dislike or ill will.
Speaker: So again, where is the hatred?
Speaker: A rational person would agree that disagreement is not hate.
Speaker: Facts are not hate.
Speaker: And if we're playing by amateur nation's rules that my feelings are so strong it means it's factual, even though it's unnecessary, why can't that inane rationale apply on her end, on the other side?
Speaker: See, that's the problem with feelings.
Speaker: When both sides have them and both sides think that they're facts, nothing is resolved.
Speaker: Feelings, they're so much easier to control than facts.
Speaker: Watch for the Oxford Dictionary people to redefine hate as to disagree with a person, opinion, or philosophy, but not fact.
Speaker: You watch.
Speaker: Then amateur nation can say, it's in the dictionary!
Speaker: The article continues.
Speaker: The post on Jeff John's Facebook page under investigation read, It's just as impossible for men to become a lesbian as it is for men to become pregnant.
Speaker: Men are men regardless of their sexual fetishes.
Speaker: Question.
Speaker: If you're, pardon the pun, ballsy enough to declare yourself trans going from a man to a woman and still like women, but now say you're a lesbian,
Speaker: Why can't you just say, I'm an effeminate man who still prefers women?
Speaker: Why go to all the trouble?
Speaker: Answer, to be trendy and get attention.
Speaker: As Unfiltered Patriot said on Instagram, put 100 women and 10 men on a deserted island.
Speaker: In 100 years, you will have a community of men, women, boys, and girls.
Speaker: Put 100 trans women and 10 men on a deserted island.
Speaker: In 100 years, you will find the skeletons of 110 men.
Speaker: It is science.
Speaker: You can't change sex.
Speaker: Back to the article.
Speaker: Jeff John has said that she intentionally posted her Facebook message to draw attention to Norway's hate speech laws.
Speaker: Jeff John's comments appeared to be under investigation for falling under a 2020 amendment to the country's penal code that added gender identity and gender expression under protected categories from hate speech.
Speaker: People found guilty of hate speech face a fine or up to one year in prison for private remarks and a maximum of three years for public comments.
Speaker: Women's rights activists, including the Women's Declaration International Norway, of which Ellingson is a representative, have claimed that the amendment undermined free speech and expression in the country.
Speaker: And it does.
Speaker: I mean, come on, when facts are presented, or even opinions for that matter, Norway wants to silence those.
Speaker: What is amateur nation so afraid of?
Speaker: Easy answer, losing power.
Speaker: This has zero to do with standing up for the rights of gay or trans people.
Speaker: Sidebar, you don't find it odd that all of a sudden so many people, and by that I mean less than 1% of the global population and less than 1% of the population in America, are that bad.
Speaker: uncomfortable and dissatisfied with their birth gender?
Speaker: That seems normal to you?
Speaker: You're not questioning what kind of chemical changes have been made in the minds and bodies of those who say they were born in the wrong body?
Speaker: You're not wondering what kind of brainwashing has taken place?
Speaker: What kind of psyop has been in place?
Speaker: why it takes decades for this to take effect.
Speaker: You're just saying.
Speaker: And then around the late 20-teens, more people felt free enough to say, I'm the opposite of my birth gender.
Speaker: Yay, progress.
Speaker: They had every right to express their feelings and exercise their right to pursue happiness per the Constitution before.
Speaker: There's no law that said they couldn't.
Speaker: They were not denied services or rights.
Speaker: So why now?
Speaker: Easy answer.
Speaker: Because the corrupt governments, plural, worldwide, are pandering to the loudest, craziest, most destructive people and using them as soldiers to undermine the day-to-day life and operations of a sane society and to distract that same sane society from the real things happening.
Speaker: that the corrupt politicians and those in the World Economic Forum who are pushing the new world order are trying to accomplish.
Speaker: Do you really see these trans people living long lives into their 90s?
Speaker: Between the hormones, the anxiety, the stress, the emotions, not to mention the side effects of drugs and surgeries, how do you not see that their lives have been sabotaged by, pick one or all of the above, social media propaganda, pandering governments, and a corrupt medical establishment, and big pharma?
Speaker: I know.
Speaker: Lou, what's the big deal?
Speaker: How does that affect you, Lou?
Speaker: Answer, it doesn't.
Speaker: It affects the entire world.
Speaker: And then amateurs say, hey, if they're mentally ill, why are you making fun of the mentally ill?
Speaker: Because other types of mental illness aren't trendy.
Speaker: And most importantly, other types of mental illness don't expect me to join them on their ride.
Speaker: Amateur nation's feelings about what kind of sex they feel like are so strong that they're presented as facts.
Speaker: So why does the Norwegian government care about who thinks otherwise?
Speaker: Why silence what they deem as opinion?
Speaker: These are Tanya Jeff Johns' feelings presented as facts.
Speaker: The same way that Christine Gentoft feels that, as a trans woman and mother, she can be a lesbian.
Speaker: Sidebar again.
Speaker: If you're going through all the physical, mental, and emotional trauma and suffering that goes with changing your gender, why stay attracted to the same sex you were before you changed?
Speaker: Gender is fluid.
Speaker: It changes daily with your mood, depending on your sleep and what you ate and the weather.
Speaker: All right, fine, I exaggerated the last few, but amateur nation does indeed say gender is fluid.
Speaker: By the way, Norway is considered one of the most liberal countries in Europe for LGBTQ individuals, even allowing people to legally change their gender without the need for a medical diagnosis.
Speaker: And now some final thoughts on this subject.
Speaker: We all have that crazy friend or that crazy neighbor down the street.
Speaker: And while they're usually harmless, when it's the exception and not the rule, it's chaos when sane people who, like Amateur Nation preaches, follow the science, are surrounded by people trying to convince themselves that they're normal and rational.
Speaker: And worse, laws are passed where the sane are not only unprotected, but persecuted, canceled, and arrested.
Speaker: persecuted for their beliefs, beliefs that are indeed factual.
Speaker: The power is not slowly but quickly, favoring the irrational, overly emotional, delusional, and insane.
Speaker: Society can have an entire portion of the population of people living reality that's only in their heads and feelings while expecting others to monitor, watch, react, and then go along with whatever amateur nation feels that particular day.
Speaker: Freedom without sanity is chaos.
Speaker: Time for some nibbles.
Speaker: This is a la carte.
Speaker: I love this one.
Speaker: Radical black activist Angela Davis recently learned that she is descended from a Mayflower passenger.
Speaker: Translation for amateur nation, one of her ancestors is one of the original white settlers of our nation.
Speaker: As alert pro Victor Zancanella posted, we can't pick and choose our ancestors, nor are we doomed to follow their footsteps.
Speaker: Hey, do you think they ever called the Apostle James Jim?
Speaker: Oh, Jim, Jimmy, Jimmy boy, get over here, you son of a bitch.
Speaker: Well, that's not in the Bible, but it should be.
Speaker: I've come to the conclusion that Lakami James is literally too unintelligent to even understand that he sold his soul.
Speaker: pharmaceutical giant Merck said themselves its COVID-19 pill was ineffective in reducing the risk of infection in people exposed to an infected individual in the same household.
Speaker: Find a cure!
Speaker: Medivacine!
Speaker: Build up our immune systems.
Speaker: Get a little exercise.
Speaker: I miss the days when Disney would just put subliminal imagery in their movies.
Speaker: Hey, remember when Amazon Prime meant, I'll get it in two days?
Speaker: I don't.
Speaker: Amen to that, brother.
Speaker: Woo!
Speaker: President Xi Jinping went to Ukraine to check on his money laundering, bio labs, and trafficking operation.
Speaker: Former President Donald Trump checked on Americans in dire need in East Palestine, Ohio.
Speaker: America last versus America first.
Speaker: And speaking of the president, he said in quotation marks, in honor of the recent President's Day, the rocket Celestis launched the hair follicles of former presidents into space, including JFK, Ronald Reagan, George Washington, and Dwight Eisenhower.
Speaker: Why?
Speaker: If the United States government did it, I'm sure they had a good reason.
Speaker: And finally, ABC has declined to renew Whoopi Goldberg's contract for The View.
Speaker: The commie, with the real name Karen, no joke, left Twitter too.
Speaker: No View, no Twitter.
Speaker: How will we know who or what she hates?
Speaker: I always love ending the show on a positive note with three pro things, but these are choice.
Speaker: This is three pro things.
Speaker: Number one.
Speaker: By the way, all three pro things are two-fers.
Speaker: First pro thing topic, racism.
Speaker: And first up to discuss it, actor Idris Elba, the hunky black British actor who has been in action movies and a brief run on the classic show The Office, had this to say.
Speaker: As humans, we are obsessed with race.
Speaker: That obsession can hinder people's growth.
Speaker: Racism is very real.
Speaker: But from my perspective, it's only as powerful as you allow it to be.
Speaker: I stopped describing myself as a black actor when I realized it put me in a box.
Speaker: We've got to grow.
Speaker: We've got to.
Speaker: Our skin is no more than that.
Speaker: It's just skin.
Speaker: Rant over.
Speaker: And to tag onto that, listen to political commentator and conservative talk radio host Larry Elder crush the idea of reparations with this mic drop.
Speaker: Yeah, you know, reparations is the extraction of money from people who were never slave owners to be given to people who were never slaves.
Speaker: And Pete and Leo, what I want to know is, do I get the $5 million on top of the $233,000 that Gavin Newsom's task force already said that we get?
Speaker: And this business is about supplementing income for the next 250 years.
Speaker: Where did that come from?
Speaker: America wasn't a country until 1789.
Speaker: Slavery ended in 1865.
Speaker: That's 76 years.
Speaker: So that's kind of fuzzy math.
Speaker: And as you pointed out, Leo, California was not a slave state.
Speaker: San Francisco was not a slave city.
Speaker: Michael Medved says only about 5% of white Americans have any sort of generational connection to slavery.
Speaker: So why should everybody else pay?
Speaker: Furthermore, slavery was a Democrat institution.
Speaker: Why don't Democrats pay?
Speaker: Number two.
Speaker: Speaking of mic drops, here's a pair.
Speaker: Hang on, who to play first?
Speaker: Okay, ladies first.
Speaker: Here's Georgia U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene reaming former Twitter executive Yoel Roth a new one.
Speaker: I'm so glad that you're censored down.
Speaker: I'm so glad you've lost your jobs.
Speaker: Thank God Elon Musk bought Twitter.
Speaker: And you know what?
Speaker: Let's talk about something a little bit further.
Speaker: It's amazing to me, Mr. Roth, as the head and trust of safety at Twitter, your ability, or should I say inability, to remove child porn.
Speaker: Now, here's something that disgust me about you.
Speaker: In your doctoral dissertation entitled Gay Data, you argued that minors should have access to Grindr, an adult male gay hookup app.
Speaker: Minors?
Speaker: Really?
Speaker: You know, Elon Musk took over Twitter and he banned 44,000 accounts that were promoting child porn.
Speaker: You permanently banned my Twitter account, but you allowed child porn all over Twitter.
Speaker: Twitter had become a platform, you said, connecting queer young adults.
Speaker: You also wrote on Twitter in 2010, can high school students ever meaningfully consent to sex with their teachers?
Speaker: In 2021, while you were the director of trust and safety on Twitter, an underage boy and his mother announced a lawsuit against Twitter.
Speaker: Because Twitter was benefiting from and refused to remove a lewd video featuring this boy and another minor.
Speaker: That is repulsive.
Speaker: And to tag onto that, here's Kentucky Senator Rand Paul in a hearing way back in 2021.
Speaker: That's important.
Speaker: That Senator Paul was already ahead of the hoax, pantsing Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra.
Speaker: Are you a doctor, a medical doctor?
Speaker: I have worked over 30 years on health policy.
Speaker: You're not a medical doctor.
Speaker: Do you have a science degree?
Speaker: And yet you travel the country calling people flat earthers who have had COVID, looked at studies of millions of people and made their own personal decision that their immunity they naturally acquired is sufficient.
Speaker: But you presume somehow to tell over 100 million Americans who survived COVID
Speaker: that we have no right to determine our own medical care.
Speaker: You alone are on high and you've made these decisions, a lawyer with no scientific background, no medical degree.
Speaker: This is an arrogance coupled with an authoritarianism that is unseemly and un-American.
Speaker: You, sir, are the one ignoring the science.
Speaker: And speaking of COVID and the untested gene experiment, here's professional poker player Jeffrey Farns in a resurfaced leaked audio recorded on live TV saying he wished he had never gotten the COVID-19 vaccine.
Speaker: What's that?
Speaker: I wish I never would have got the vaccine.
Speaker: I never did.
Speaker: I've been having chest pain ever since I've had that thing.
Speaker: Really?
Speaker: Yeah.
Speaker: You're still having it?
Speaker: Yeah, every time to time.
Speaker: I was saying that you get hard arteries.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker: So I need to go get it checked out.
Speaker: But I mean, but ever since, dude, it's just.
Speaker: That's horrible.
Speaker: It's been weird.
Speaker: I held out.
Speaker: Is that right?
Speaker: Why did he decide to get it then also?
Speaker: Because I wanted to come play the World Cup.
Speaker: They didn't have that guy by miss right now.
Speaker: Pardon me?
Speaker: They didn't have that.
Speaker: As a foreigner, you can't get into... Brian Kim also ascended the rail earlier.
Speaker: And I'm saving the best for last.
Speaker: Here's Buffalo Bills receiver, 24-year-old DeMar Hamlin, being interviewed by former New York Giant and now TV host on Good Morning America, Michael Strahan, talking about his recovery from collapsing on the field and nearly dying during a Monday night football game.
Speaker: 24, peak physical condition, can run circled around me right now.
Speaker: How did doctors describe what happened to you?
Speaker: Um, um, that's something I want to stay away from.
Speaker: Those pauses were the sounds of his soul leaving his body.
Speaker: Absolute coward.
Speaker: I know what I said.
Speaker: Give me one solid reason why he had to stay away from answering that question.
Speaker: Where's the gratitude?
Speaker: Where's the appreciation for life?
Speaker: That's not normal, ethical, or moral.
Speaker: The man has no character.
Speaker: Not-so-fun fact.
Speaker: Nearly 1,700 athletes have collapsed from heart attacks after taking the untested gene experiment.
Speaker: 1,148 have died.
Speaker: Average age, 23.
Speaker: Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker: Stop the music.
Speaker: Hang on.
Speaker: Oh, by the way, as for my gender reveal...
Speaker: I'm male.
Speaker: I guess you could call that a dick.
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