September 13, 2021 • 30 mins
Fauci says he would support an air travel vaccine mandate, Vax mandate resignation forces a hospital in Upstate New York to pause deliveries, Bush compares 9/11 and "domestic terror,:" and Bill Maher comments on the Black national anthem.
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buck sexton dot com. Team. Welcome to the Freedom Hunt. Monday,
September thirteenth edition of The Buck Sexton Show. Great to
have you with me, and I hope you had an
excellent weekend. Fauci says he would support the air travel
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vaccine mandate the people have been talking about for a while,
no surprise there. Plus resignations because of the mandate to
get the JAB have forced some New York State hospitals
to pause deliveries of babies because of staff shortages. Plus
you've got nine to eleven anniversary, and domestic terror being
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talked about a lot by people like George W. Bush,
the drone strike in Afghanistan. Did we actually have the
Bide administration pull the trigger on a terrorist or just
on a family and a bunch of kids. A male
A fighter beats a female, A transgender male MMA fighter
beats a female MMA fighter, no surprise there. And Bill
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Maher on the Black National anthem. We'll get to hopefully
all of this, and so we have, as we tend
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It's a bizarre circumstance right now in New York City
with the COVID mandates the vaccine passports. And I mean
I can tell you that I went over the weekend.
I got invited and went to the US Open final,
which lasted for like two hours. There was a very
quick match where Djokovic, who's arguably the best tennis player
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who has ever lived, based on his record and his
tournament wins, I lost very quickly. Anyway, this is not
a sports podcast. We don't really care. The point is
you walk in and they're shouting at everybody. They're shouting
at everybody, have your vaccine passport ready, have your vaccine
passport ready. And then you walk past. And I'm when
I say that they were scanning the passports, I mean
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with their eyes. They looked at the VACS passport for
less than a second. I mean I could have held
up a soiled napkin and said here's my vaccine passport
and they would have let me in. It doesn't really matter, right,
They're just going through the motions because the people that
are making these determinations, these decisions are full of it.
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And everyone I think at some level, I'm starting to
see this now, they're realizing that a lot of this
stuff is just stupid. And I mean libs. I mean,
I'm starting to see places. For example, I went into
my local laundromat, dry cleaner, and they had a mask sign,
but no one was wearing masks, including the employees. I
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went into my corner coffee shop. They had a mask sign.
The employees, about half of them were wearing masks, and
about half the people in the store were wearing masks
in the shop. But there was a time when you
would have been asked to leave both of those establishments
without a mask on. So I'm wondering if something is
finally happening here, at least in the blue lockdown state
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areas where people are just realizing this is so stupid.
I can't can't keep doing this, can't keep this nonsense
going anymore. But perhaps I'm just too hopeful. Perhaps I'm
giving too much credit, and it's very little credit. Understand
that we should have been where where we are now
with all this thinking, we should have been there really
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a year ago. We should have been there a long
time ago. When it comes to masks, when it comes
to social distancing, I mean, that's just theater. It's the
equivalent of the TSA employees who pretend like patting you
down because some weird people went off when you went through.
The machine is going to keep people on the plane safer.
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You know, they like touch your butt for a second,
say excuse me, sir, I'm going to touch your butt.
And now, well, you know, maybe some folks enjoy that
part of it. I'm just saying it's it's weird, right
because it doesn't actually do anything, and they pat you
down to the front, they pat you down on the back,
and sure enough, that's what we've been reduced to with
so much of this COVID stuff at theatrics of it.
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But Fauci is still out there and he's not going
to give up until we have fully submitted and there's
full authoritarian health state stuff going on. Well, I think
the President is, you know, being somewhat moderate in his demand,
if you want to call it that, and that there
are some people who really don't want to get vaccinated,
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but they don't want to lose their job. You've got
to give them an all lane. And the off flane
is if you get tested frequently enough and find out
you're positive, you won't come to work and you won't
infect other people. So it really is somewhat of a
compromise there. Myself, I would make it just vaccinate or not.
But he was trying to be moderate in what his
pronouncement was in this is classic here you have Fauci.
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He was like, I mean, I'm a little bit of
a totalitarian sociopath and I would fire anyone who didn't
get the shot right away. But it's like we have
bad cop, very bad cop with Biden in me. There
is no good cop because that would mean being normal,
And so I insist that you get the shot, and
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he just says, get it or be harassed with testing forever.
This is what we are up against. I mean, this
is the reality of the COVID regime that we are
under right now, where doctor Fauci is willing to say
that he'll basically do whatever. I mean, there are no
lengths he's unwilling to go to. There's no degree of
harassment that is too much as far as he's concerned.
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It's just a question of what can they get away
with as if testing weekly is going to prevent people
from getting sick and going into work. Remember we were
told that forty percent of cases were asymptomatic. And I
can tell you that these symptoms can come on having
had COVID very quickly, and you may well not know.
And so okay, if you get tested every Wednesday, what
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happens if you get sick on a Saturday and you
go into work on Monday. Right, the testing things. It's
not like that's going to be some massively successful program
to prevent people. But it's also not meant to really
continue on. They just say this so that they can
play this game of oh, it's not a vaccine man,
Yes it is. No one's going to want to get tested,
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go through that irritation. You know the amount of costs
that will be involved in this. No one's gonna want
to do that every week forever. Right now, that's what
they're saying, get tested every week forever. People aren't going
to want to go through that nonsense, and they know it.
But this is what they're doing. I mean, they will
never tire of harassing you, no matter how much they're wrong,
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no matter how useless they're stupid ideas. Maybe they never
get tired of harassing you because they're now addicted to
the control. They luxuriate in the ability. The elites in
this country love that they have this imaginary righteous war
against you know, not enough social distancing and not enough
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masking that they're not enough vaccination that they're fighting all
the time. It shouldn't be their problem at all. You know,
there's an issue here because you have thirty five year
olds and twenty five year olds who are constantly paranoid
about being around an unvaccinated person, as if their vaccination
is not enough. And when you add in their vaccination
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and the level of natural protection that they have just
from being young and healthy, they're absurd. But they don't
care about the seventy five year old person in a
red state, in a rural area who's unvaccinated dying. They
don't care. In fact, they often you see on social
media they celebrate this, which is really ghoulish and disgusting.
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But they're just paranoid. They're a bunch of neurotics. We
have all these neurotics running around the country. I think Kevin,
I lived my life, I got COVID, I'm still here.
This should be a choice that people are allowed to make.
I'm gonna live my life. I might get COVID. I
maybe I'm vaccinated and maybe I'm not. You know, we'll
go through the whole list of what your risk parameters
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may or may not be and that's it. But they
won't allow you to live that life because that would
put us back to normal. I mean, we could have
treated this like a really bad flu season or you know,
a once in a generation flu, whatever you want to
call it, and just work to get the vaccines done
as quickly as possible. And all this other stuff was
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completely unnecessary. You know, everything beyond the two weeks to
slow the spread was just abusive and it was overreach.
But they will never admit that. You have to understand
that there's a huge intellectual insecurity for a lot of
people here who have gone along with all this stuff.
They don't want to believe that they're walking around with
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masks outside because they're neurotics who can't think for themselves.
And there are millions and millions of these people across
the country. They want to believe they're really smart. I
read like three articles from the front page of the
New New York Times every day, and I'm like, really smart.
They don't really teach people to think anymore in schools,
you know, they teach everyone to be little box checkers.
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Oh I did this, and I did that, and I
read this, and then I went there, and then I
did this. And it's not actually critical thinking skills that
people are learning. It's certainly not intellectual bravery or consistency.
It's how to play within a system, a system that,
as you know, is dominated by the left. The reason
that we're pursuing some of these requirements is, again, we
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know a lot of businesses have welcomed it. We know
that many they will help keep workplaces safe. And then
if we ultimately want to not only get people back
to work, that keep them at work. If we want
workers to know, hey, I'm coming back to the workplace
and it's going to be safe, these vaccinations will help
people do that. And I believe that will not only
improve public health, to give people some more peace of mind.
I don't think that the federal government should be in
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the giving neurotics peace of mind business. I don't think
that that's really their role. But clearly they have decided
that it is. That was the Surgeon General of BEC Murphy,
who's out there telling everybody, you know, these mandates are
a great idea, Mandates that they themselves, the Democrats, would
have admitted even seven or eight months ago, are unnecessary
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or a bad idea are wrong to put in place.
Now they're doing it, and you're supposed to forget that
they once agreed with you that this should not happen.
You're supposed to believe that you're the crazy one, even
though they're the side that keeps changing everything they say
and keeps being wrong and just will endlessly harass you
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all the time. I mean, America is now run by
the most annoying, low testosterone hall monitors that you ever
came across in high school. That's who's calling the shots
in this Bide administration. And it's very frustrating for the
rest of us who just want to live our lives.
Come back in a second here and talk about the
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nine to eleven anniversary and how some were trying to
make this about domestic terror in this country. A lot
of comments about this, but we'll get to that in
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weekend who were saying things like and this was this
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was on social media, so you're seeing people say things
like nine to eleven was the worst thing to happen
in this country in a generation until January sixth. I mean,
this is this is crazy. I mean, no person can
honestly believe that that's the case, but they say it anyway.
They are so desperate to despise their political opponents that
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they'll say things out loud that you just you can
recognize right away as being so stupid, as being beyond belief.
And that's not that's not a surprise, right, that's not
something that is new for or any of us. Yeah,
they'll say that the January sixth insurrection where only one
person was killed and it was a protester, and it
wasn't an insurrection, it was a riot. But they say
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this stuff anyway because the base loves to hear it.
And beyond that, they want an excuse for why they
can hate the other side. They want an excuse for
why they don't have to actually address their political opponents
like normal people. George Bush, though, who has become quite
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a disappointment. I will say he's you know, he's not well,
he's getting close. He's not quite as bad as Mitt Romney,
someone that I'm embarrassed to say that I voted for
at one point. He's not quite as bad, but he's
definitely getting close to as bad as Mitt Romney. Here's
the CNN write up of this. Former President Bush called
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on Americans this was over the weekend to con front
domestic violent extremists, comparing them to violent extremists abroad and
warning that they are children of the same foul spirit.
In a speech marking the twentieth anniversary of the nine
to eleven attacks, Bush said the US had seen growing
evidence that the dangers to our country can come not
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only across borders, but from violence that gathers within. Here's
this line quote. There is little cultural overlap between violent
extremists abroad and violent extremists at home, Bush said, but
in their disdain for pluralism, in their disregard for human life,
and they're determined to defile national symbols, they are children
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of the same foul spirit, and it is our continuing
duty to confront them in their disregard for human life.
I mean, the January sixth insurrection, they didn't kill anybody.
It wasn't actually a lethal force insurrection. It wasn't even
an insurrection. Why I would Bush say something like this, Well,
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because he is so beaten down and has been so
humiliated by the left during and after his presidency that
I think he's just desperate to regain some sense of
their approval. He is now a Republican who is desperate
for a pat on the head from the side that
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was responsible for ruining his reputation, calling him a war criminal,
all the awful things, saying that he was the dumbest
president to have ever held the office. Now he just
wants them to be a little bit more nice to him.
But let me just let me just look at this
for a second as a someone who used to do
counter terrorism work for the CIA and understands these dynamics
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and the threats that are really involved here. They're comparing
in this and Bush did this, and others did this
as well over the weekend. But to compare a global
Jihatas entity like al Qaeda that was operating training camps,
that was trying to get different weapons of mass destruction,
we know this. I mean this is a matter of fact.
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They were trying to figure out if they could create
their own chemical weapons, if they could get a radioactive
material for a dirty bomb, if they could find some
means to destroy an entire US city and kill every man,
woman and child in it because they hate us and
want to bring us to our knees and want to
destroy our society. To compare, and killed almost three thousand
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Americans in one day. People incinerated, people jumping to their deaths,
people buried in the rubble of a massive building as
it collapsed. To compare that to q a non shaman
walking around in a furry hat, making jokes with some
members of the Capitol Hill Police and taking selfies with
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a bunch of grannies. While there were some people yes
that riot and were pushing and punching cops, they did
not kill anyone. To compare those two things is irresponsible
and disgusting beyond words. But they want to demonize you.
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They think you listening to this because you listen to
my show, so you must be someone who has taken
the so called red pill. You must want to think
for yourself. You are a problem for them. You are
an impediment to their absolute control al Qaeda. They'll figure
out al Qaeda. They'll send your sons and daughters to
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go fight abroad. No big deal for them. They'll send
your children and grandchildren to fight those foreign wars. They
don't really care. The left, the Democrat Party, is first
and foremost concerned with their control here at home, and
because you are a threat to that, you are their
primary threat. And that's what comes across when they make
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these comparisons between January six and nine to eleven. And
that's why we need to understand the other side here
and how vicious they're willing to be, how disgusting they
are in their disdain for all of their fellow Americans
who voted for Trump or who believe that there were
election irregularities or even outright cheating. They hate you more
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than they hate al Qaeda. And they'll tell you that
on the twentieth anniversary of nine to eleven. That should
send a chill down your spine. But you need to
know that, you need to understand that's what they really
think of. Speaking of the foreign wars abroad, I went
on TV right after we lost thirteen of our Americans,
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mostly Marines and a Corman. I went on TV and said,
the likelihood that they'll be able to use intelligence to
go after the people involved in this attack right away
the suicide bombing attack at Kabble Airport is very low.
Because I used to sit in the middle of that
intelligence apparatus and see all the reports. I had a
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top secret clearance, and I used to see everything coming through,
and I remember knowing as soon as the Biden administration
said we're going to go out there and they're gonna
feel our wrath and fury, I said, well, they're going
to be out of there. I mean, the US will
be out in a few days. Why do we think
that they'll be able to strike within a few days. Well,
it turns out that, based on an investigation largely pushed
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by the New York Times, I have to say it
looks like the Biden administration might have fired a hellfire
missile at the car of an AID worker and killed
seven children. That's the latest update. And there's video. I've
seen the video. This guy is carrying water jugs into
his car. And if this were not a Democrat, if
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this were an embattled Republican, I could assure you that
there would be wall at the wall media coverage of this,
that the president essentially ordered the assassination of a family
in Afghanistan as a political wagged the dog moment, Right,
get attention away from the catastrophic and idiotic planning of
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the withdrawal from Afghanistan and get it on. Look at
how tough Joe Biden is, look at how Grandpa Joke
can you can bring down the hell fire, so to speak,
or literally and bring the fight to our enemies. That's
what we're supposed to think, that's what you're supposed to
see with this, But it turns out that's not what
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happened here. I do not believe that we were able
to on the spot find and destroy the one suicide
bombing attack that was coming against us, given the intelligence
networks that we had on the ground in Afghanistan that
had clearly collapsed as we were about to roll out
of the country. I find that very hard to believe
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that they just happened to get that vehicle just in time.
And I said so initially, I said, we're not going
to be able to find out who did this and
stop the next attack and everything else. We're just hoping
we're lying on as we were the Taliban to stop
the next attack. And that is exactly what ended up happening.
But the Biden administration needed to seem like they were
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on it, like they could be counted on to defend
the American people, and so that means they had to
blow up a car full of a guy in his
whole family and pretend that it was a suicide bombing attack.
That is what they did, that is what they were
willing to do. You know, there used to be a
situation where you could say, hey, there are some places
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where biology matters and it's a question of safety, and
the left would say, Okay, I mean, I guess we'll
agree with that for now. But their incrementalism has pushed
beyond it, as you all know. So there was a
time just a few years ago where I could say, well,
we can all agree that men and women's sports should
be separate, but also particularly combative sports boxing. MMA, you
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can't have someone who is biologically male fighting someone who
is biologically female. You know, I'm a guy who was
a high school athlete and gets to the gym at
best three times a week. These days, I need to
get up to five. I will, and I mean I
can tell you I remember being in a CrossFit class
a few years ago, and my bench press was like
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forty pounds or fifty pounds more than the strongest woman,
including a few women who were CrossFit competitors. I mean,
they were an incredible shape, far better shape obviously than
I was. But I'm a guy, and I weigh two
hundred pounds and I'm going to be able to bench
more than a woman who weighs one hundred and thirty
or one hundred and forty pounds. That's just reality. But
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they don't want to recognize biological reality on the left,
including a fight that MMA fight that happened over the weekend,
Alana mcglockland had a victory over Selene Provost of France
and people are saying this was cheating and robbery. McLaughlan
beat Provost in the second round of the Combat Global
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Primaries in Florida. McLaughlan transitioned after leaving US Army Special
Forces in twenty ten. She's the second openly transgender woman
to fight MMA in the US after fallon Fox, and
the victory via a rear naked choke sparked controversy online
because you know, you had a biological mail fighting a
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woman and the mail one and this should shock nobody
because this is going to happen over and over again.
But the Left is completely lost its mind. I mean,
they will try to find some way to justify this
kind of stuff. They will try to because they know
that if they will recognize the biological reality here. It
poses a problem for their overall narrative. It challenges what
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they want to say all the time, which is, oh,
there's no big deal here. There's no difference. Absolutely is,
and we can all see it and we all know it.
But the narrative is more important than so many things.
A narrative is more important than a woman's safety. You know,
the women's sports are going to slowly be destroyed by this,
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and the Democrats think they're doing women a favor by
pretending that men are women when we all know that
that is not, in fact possible. We'll get into Bill
Maher's astute comments about the black national anthem being played
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or gettr It is time to cancel cancel culture. When
people say to me sometimes like the three you know,
you go after the left a lot these days, why,
I'm like, because you're embarrassing me. That's why I'm going
off to the left in a way you never did before.
Because you're inverting things that I'm not going to give
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up on being liberal. This is what these teachers are
talking about, that you're taking children and making them hyper
aware of race in a way they wouldn't otherwise be.
I mean, I saw last night on the football game
Alicia Keys saying lift every voice and sing, which now
I hear is called the black national anthem. Now, maybe
we should get rid of our national anthem, but I
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think we should have one national anthem. I think when
you go down a road where you're having two different
national anthems, collegests sometimes now have many of them have
different graduation ceremonies for black and white separate dorms. This
is what I mean segregation. You've inverted the idea. We're
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going back to that under a different name. He's obviously right,
But let me just say this is actually not new.
Back when I was even in college, there were dorms
they called them affinity dorms, where it would be There
was the Black Student Union dorm, there was the Latino
House dorm. There were these dorms where people would choose.
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Now they said, oh, it's because the dorm is just
a celebration of that culture. Well, guess what the people
in that dorm were able to determine who could get in.
They would have to look at applications and it was
essentially ninety percent ninety five percent plause people of that
ethnic background who are living in that door. Maybe they'd
have a couple to say, Oh, it's not everyone from
the such and such background. I mean, that's what they
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would say. Look, friends, we all understand what's really going
on here. The Left is separating us by the immutable
characteristics that they want to use. They want to use
to create this identity politics based system. And they know
that by tearing away at our shared americanness, which we
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all have regardless of race, creed, or color, that they're
in a better position to empower themselves and to take control,
to be in power. And I would just say, with
all the stuff that we see going on right now,
we should be very clear about the fact that the
left doesn't feel even a little bit chastened. I mean,
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they don't feel even a little bit embarrassed about being
super aggressive in the way that they are separating us.
With all this we've got BLM riots. All the terrible
stuff that happened, didn't make anything better for anyone. Does
the left apologize No, of course not, because it served
the purpose. It gave an outlet. It gave a mobilization,
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rationalization to people to see each other as different under
the terms the left wants us to. It's wrong, what's
going on. I mean, they're being two national anthems that
an NFL game is wrong. It's a disgrace, but they're
going to keep doing it because division, divide and conqueror
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the old military strategy. Right, division age those who want
to run roughshot over your rights, over your constitutional protections,
and tell you what you can do where you can go,
who you can see, where you can eat. All of
that they got to keep us divided. Friends, If our
americanness brings us together, the elites and their apparatus of
control is under threat. Never forget that. Thanks for being
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September thirteenth edition of The Buck Sexton Show. Great to
have you with me, and I hope you had an
excellent weekend. Fauci says he would support the air travel
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vaccine mandate the people have been talking about for a while,
no surprise there. Plus resignations because of the mandate to
get the JAB have forced some New York State hospitals
to pause deliveries of babies because of staff shortages. Plus
you've got nine to eleven anniversary, and domestic terror being
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talked about a lot by people like George W. Bush,
the drone strike in Afghanistan. Did we actually have the
Bide administration pull the trigger on a terrorist or just
on a family and a bunch of kids. A male
A fighter beats a female, A transgender male MMA fighter
beats a female MMA fighter, no surprise there. And Bill
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Maher on the Black National anthem. We'll get to hopefully
all of this, and so we have, as we tend
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It's a bizarre circumstance right now in New York City
with the COVID mandates the vaccine passports. And I mean
I can tell you that I went over the weekend.
I got invited and went to the US Open final,
which lasted for like two hours. There was a very
quick match where Djokovic, who's arguably the best tennis player
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who has ever lived, based on his record and his
tournament wins, I lost very quickly. Anyway, this is not
a sports podcast. We don't really care. The point is
you walk in and they're shouting at everybody. They're shouting
at everybody, have your vaccine passport ready, have your vaccine
passport ready. And then you walk past. And I'm when
I say that they were scanning the passports, I mean
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with their eyes. They looked at the VACS passport for
less than a second. I mean I could have held
up a soiled napkin and said here's my vaccine passport
and they would have let me in. It doesn't really matter, right,
They're just going through the motions because the people that
are making these determinations, these decisions are full of it.
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And everyone I think at some level, I'm starting to
see this now, they're realizing that a lot of this
stuff is just stupid. And I mean libs. I mean,
I'm starting to see places. For example, I went into
my local laundromat, dry cleaner, and they had a mask sign,
but no one was wearing masks, including the employees. I
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went into my corner coffee shop. They had a mask sign.
The employees, about half of them were wearing masks, and
about half the people in the store were wearing masks
in the shop. But there was a time when you
would have been asked to leave both of those establishments
without a mask on. So I'm wondering if something is
finally happening here, at least in the blue lockdown state
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areas where people are just realizing this is so stupid.
I can't can't keep doing this, can't keep this nonsense
going anymore. But perhaps I'm just too hopeful. Perhaps I'm
giving too much credit, and it's very little credit. Understand
that we should have been where where we are now
with all this thinking, we should have been there really
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a year ago. We should have been there a long
time ago. When it comes to masks, when it comes
to social distancing, I mean, that's just theater. It's the
equivalent of the TSA employees who pretend like patting you
down because some weird people went off when you went through.
The machine is going to keep people on the plane safer.
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You know, they like touch your butt for a second,
say excuse me, sir, I'm going to touch your butt.
And now, well, you know, maybe some folks enjoy that
part of it. I'm just saying it's it's weird, right
because it doesn't actually do anything, and they pat you
down to the front, they pat you down on the back,
and sure enough, that's what we've been reduced to with
so much of this COVID stuff at theatrics of it.
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But Fauci is still out there and he's not going
to give up until we have fully submitted and there's
full authoritarian health state stuff going on. Well, I think
the President is, you know, being somewhat moderate in his demand,
if you want to call it that, and that there
are some people who really don't want to get vaccinated,
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but they don't want to lose their job. You've got
to give them an all lane. And the off flane
is if you get tested frequently enough and find out
you're positive, you won't come to work and you won't
infect other people. So it really is somewhat of a
compromise there. Myself, I would make it just vaccinate or not.
But he was trying to be moderate in what his
pronouncement was in this is classic here you have Fauci.
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He was like, I mean, I'm a little bit of
a totalitarian sociopath and I would fire anyone who didn't
get the shot right away. But it's like we have
bad cop, very bad cop with Biden in me. There
is no good cop because that would mean being normal,
And so I insist that you get the shot, and
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he just says, get it or be harassed with testing forever.
This is what we are up against. I mean, this
is the reality of the COVID regime that we are
under right now, where doctor Fauci is willing to say
that he'll basically do whatever. I mean, there are no
lengths he's unwilling to go to. There's no degree of
harassment that is too much as far as he's concerned.
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It's just a question of what can they get away
with as if testing weekly is going to prevent people
from getting sick and going into work. Remember we were
told that forty percent of cases were asymptomatic. And I
can tell you that these symptoms can come on having
had COVID very quickly, and you may well not know.
And so okay, if you get tested every Wednesday, what
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happens if you get sick on a Saturday and you
go into work on Monday. Right, the testing things. It's
not like that's going to be some massively successful program
to prevent people. But it's also not meant to really
continue on. They just say this so that they can
play this game of oh, it's not a vaccine man,
Yes it is. No one's going to want to get tested,
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go through that irritation. You know the amount of costs
that will be involved in this. No one's gonna want
to do that every week forever. Right now, that's what
they're saying, get tested every week forever. People aren't going
to want to go through that nonsense, and they know it.
But this is what they're doing. I mean, they will
never tire of harassing you, no matter how much they're wrong,
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no matter how useless they're stupid ideas. Maybe they never
get tired of harassing you because they're now addicted to
the control. They luxuriate in the ability. The elites in
this country love that they have this imaginary righteous war
against you know, not enough social distancing and not enough
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masking that they're not enough vaccination that they're fighting all
the time. It shouldn't be their problem at all. You know,
there's an issue here because you have thirty five year
olds and twenty five year olds who are constantly paranoid
about being around an unvaccinated person, as if their vaccination
is not enough. And when you add in their vaccination
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and the level of natural protection that they have just
from being young and healthy, they're absurd. But they don't
care about the seventy five year old person in a
red state, in a rural area who's unvaccinated dying. They
don't care. In fact, they often you see on social
media they celebrate this, which is really ghoulish and disgusting.
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But they're just paranoid. They're a bunch of neurotics. We
have all these neurotics running around the country. I think Kevin,
I lived my life, I got COVID, I'm still here.
This should be a choice that people are allowed to make.
I'm gonna live my life. I might get COVID. I
maybe I'm vaccinated and maybe I'm not. You know, we'll
go through the whole list of what your risk parameters
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may or may not be and that's it. But they
won't allow you to live that life because that would
put us back to normal. I mean, we could have
treated this like a really bad flu season or you know,
a once in a generation flu, whatever you want to
call it, and just work to get the vaccines done
as quickly as possible. And all this other stuff was
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completely unnecessary. You know, everything beyond the two weeks to
slow the spread was just abusive and it was overreach.
But they will never admit that. You have to understand
that there's a huge intellectual insecurity for a lot of
people here who have gone along with all this stuff.
They don't want to believe that they're walking around with
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masks outside because they're neurotics who can't think for themselves.
And there are millions and millions of these people across
the country. They want to believe they're really smart. I
read like three articles from the front page of the
New New York Times every day, and I'm like, really smart.
They don't really teach people to think anymore in schools,
you know, they teach everyone to be little box checkers.
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Oh I did this, and I did that, and I
read this, and then I went there, and then I
did this. And it's not actually critical thinking skills that
people are learning. It's certainly not intellectual bravery or consistency.
It's how to play within a system, a system that,
as you know, is dominated by the left. The reason
that we're pursuing some of these requirements is, again, we
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know a lot of businesses have welcomed it. We know
that many they will help keep workplaces safe. And then
if we ultimately want to not only get people back
to work, that keep them at work. If we want
workers to know, hey, I'm coming back to the workplace
and it's going to be safe, these vaccinations will help
people do that. And I believe that will not only
improve public health, to give people some more peace of mind.
I don't think that the federal government should be in
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the giving neurotics peace of mind business. I don't think
that that's really their role. But clearly they have decided
that it is. That was the Surgeon General of BEC Murphy,
who's out there telling everybody, you know, these mandates are
a great idea, Mandates that they themselves, the Democrats, would
have admitted even seven or eight months ago, are unnecessary
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or a bad idea are wrong to put in place.
Now they're doing it, and you're supposed to forget that
they once agreed with you that this should not happen.
You're supposed to believe that you're the crazy one, even
though they're the side that keeps changing everything they say
and keeps being wrong and just will endlessly harass you
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all the time. I mean, America is now run by
the most annoying, low testosterone hall monitors that you ever
came across in high school. That's who's calling the shots
in this Bide administration. And it's very frustrating for the
rest of us who just want to live our lives.
Come back in a second here and talk about the
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nine to eleven anniversary and how some were trying to
make this about domestic terror in this country. A lot
of comments about this, but we'll get to that in
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weekend who were saying things like and this was this
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was on social media, so you're seeing people say things
like nine to eleven was the worst thing to happen
in this country in a generation until January sixth. I mean,
this is this is crazy. I mean, no person can
honestly believe that that's the case, but they say it anyway.
They are so desperate to despise their political opponents that
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they'll say things out loud that you just you can
recognize right away as being so stupid, as being beyond belief.
And that's not that's not a surprise, right, that's not
something that is new for or any of us. Yeah,
they'll say that the January sixth insurrection where only one
person was killed and it was a protester, and it
wasn't an insurrection, it was a riot. But they say
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this stuff anyway because the base loves to hear it.
And beyond that, they want an excuse for why they
can hate the other side. They want an excuse for
why they don't have to actually address their political opponents
like normal people. George Bush, though, who has become quite
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a disappointment. I will say he's you know, he's not well,
he's getting close. He's not quite as bad as Mitt Romney,
someone that I'm embarrassed to say that I voted for
at one point. He's not quite as bad, but he's
definitely getting close to as bad as Mitt Romney. Here's
the CNN write up of this. Former President Bush called
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on Americans this was over the weekend to con front
domestic violent extremists, comparing them to violent extremists abroad and
warning that they are children of the same foul spirit.
In a speech marking the twentieth anniversary of the nine
to eleven attacks, Bush said the US had seen growing
evidence that the dangers to our country can come not
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only across borders, but from violence that gathers within. Here's
this line quote. There is little cultural overlap between violent
extremists abroad and violent extremists at home, Bush said, but
in their disdain for pluralism, in their disregard for human life,
and they're determined to defile national symbols, they are children
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of the same foul spirit, and it is our continuing
duty to confront them in their disregard for human life.
I mean, the January sixth insurrection, they didn't kill anybody.
It wasn't actually a lethal force insurrection. It wasn't even
an insurrection. Why I would Bush say something like this, Well,
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because he is so beaten down and has been so
humiliated by the left during and after his presidency that
I think he's just desperate to regain some sense of
their approval. He is now a Republican who is desperate
for a pat on the head from the side that
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was responsible for ruining his reputation, calling him a war criminal,
all the awful things, saying that he was the dumbest
president to have ever held the office. Now he just
wants them to be a little bit more nice to him.
But let me just let me just look at this
for a second as a someone who used to do
counter terrorism work for the CIA and understands these dynamics
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and the threats that are really involved here. They're comparing
in this and Bush did this, and others did this
as well over the weekend. But to compare a global
Jihatas entity like al Qaeda that was operating training camps,
that was trying to get different weapons of mass destruction,
we know this. I mean this is a matter of fact.
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They were trying to figure out if they could create
their own chemical weapons, if they could get a radioactive
material for a dirty bomb, if they could find some
means to destroy an entire US city and kill every man,
woman and child in it because they hate us and
want to bring us to our knees and want to
destroy our society. To compare, and killed almost three thousand
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Americans in one day. People incinerated, people jumping to their deaths,
people buried in the rubble of a massive building as
it collapsed. To compare that to q a non shaman
walking around in a furry hat, making jokes with some
members of the Capitol Hill Police and taking selfies with
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a bunch of grannies. While there were some people yes
that riot and were pushing and punching cops, they did
not kill anyone. To compare those two things is irresponsible
and disgusting beyond words. But they want to demonize you.
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They think you listening to this because you listen to
my show, so you must be someone who has taken
the so called red pill. You must want to think
for yourself. You are a problem for them. You are
an impediment to their absolute control al Qaeda. They'll figure
out al Qaeda. They'll send your sons and daughters to
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go fight abroad. No big deal for them. They'll send
your children and grandchildren to fight those foreign wars. They
don't really care. The left, the Democrat Party, is first
and foremost concerned with their control here at home, and
because you are a threat to that, you are their
primary threat. And that's what comes across when they make
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these comparisons between January six and nine to eleven. And
that's why we need to understand the other side here
and how vicious they're willing to be, how disgusting they
are in their disdain for all of their fellow Americans
who voted for Trump or who believe that there were
election irregularities or even outright cheating. They hate you more
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than they hate al Qaeda. And they'll tell you that
on the twentieth anniversary of nine to eleven. That should
send a chill down your spine. But you need to
know that, you need to understand that's what they really
think of. Speaking of the foreign wars abroad, I went
on TV right after we lost thirteen of our Americans,
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mostly Marines and a Corman. I went on TV and said,
the likelihood that they'll be able to use intelligence to
go after the people involved in this attack right away
the suicide bombing attack at Kabble Airport is very low.
Because I used to sit in the middle of that
intelligence apparatus and see all the reports. I had a
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top secret clearance, and I used to see everything coming through,
and I remember knowing as soon as the Biden administration
said we're going to go out there and they're gonna
feel our wrath and fury, I said, well, they're going
to be out of there. I mean, the US will
be out in a few days. Why do we think
that they'll be able to strike within a few days. Well,
it turns out that, based on an investigation largely pushed
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by the New York Times, I have to say it
looks like the Biden administration might have fired a hellfire
missile at the car of an AID worker and killed
seven children. That's the latest update. And there's video. I've
seen the video. This guy is carrying water jugs into
his car. And if this were not a Democrat, if
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this were an embattled Republican, I could assure you that
there would be wall at the wall media coverage of this,
that the president essentially ordered the assassination of a family
in Afghanistan as a political wagged the dog moment, Right,
get attention away from the catastrophic and idiotic planning of
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the withdrawal from Afghanistan and get it on. Look at
how tough Joe Biden is, look at how Grandpa Joke
can you can bring down the hell fire, so to speak,
or literally and bring the fight to our enemies. That's
what we're supposed to think, that's what you're supposed to
see with this, But it turns out that's not what
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happened here. I do not believe that we were able
to on the spot find and destroy the one suicide
bombing attack that was coming against us, given the intelligence
networks that we had on the ground in Afghanistan that
had clearly collapsed as we were about to roll out
of the country. I find that very hard to believe
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that they just happened to get that vehicle just in time.
And I said so initially, I said, we're not going
to be able to find out who did this and
stop the next attack and everything else. We're just hoping
we're lying on as we were the Taliban to stop
the next attack. And that is exactly what ended up happening.
But the Biden administration needed to seem like they were
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on it, like they could be counted on to defend
the American people, and so that means they had to
blow up a car full of a guy in his
whole family and pretend that it was a suicide bombing attack.
That is what they did, that is what they were
willing to do. You know, there used to be a
situation where you could say, hey, there are some places
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where biology matters and it's a question of safety, and
the left would say, Okay, I mean, I guess we'll
agree with that for now. But their incrementalism has pushed
beyond it, as you all know. So there was a
time just a few years ago where I could say, well,
we can all agree that men and women's sports should
be separate, but also particularly combative sports boxing. MMA, you
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can't have someone who is biologically male fighting someone who
is biologically female. You know, I'm a guy who was
a high school athlete and gets to the gym at
best three times a week. These days, I need to
get up to five. I will, and I mean I
can tell you I remember being in a CrossFit class
a few years ago, and my bench press was like
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forty pounds or fifty pounds more than the strongest woman,
including a few women who were CrossFit competitors. I mean,
they were an incredible shape, far better shape obviously than
I was. But I'm a guy, and I weigh two
hundred pounds and I'm going to be able to bench
more than a woman who weighs one hundred and thirty
or one hundred and forty pounds. That's just reality. But
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they don't want to recognize biological reality on the left,
including a fight that MMA fight that happened over the weekend,
Alana mcglockland had a victory over Selene Provost of France
and people are saying this was cheating and robbery. McLaughlan
beat Provost in the second round of the Combat Global
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Primaries in Florida. McLaughlan transitioned after leaving US Army Special
Forces in twenty ten. She's the second openly transgender woman
to fight MMA in the US after fallon Fox, and
the victory via a rear naked choke sparked controversy online
because you know, you had a biological mail fighting a
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woman and the mail one and this should shock nobody
because this is going to happen over and over again.
But the Left is completely lost its mind. I mean,
they will try to find some way to justify this
kind of stuff. They will try to because they know
that if they will recognize the biological reality here. It
poses a problem for their overall narrative. It challenges what
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they want to say all the time, which is, oh,
there's no big deal here. There's no difference. Absolutely is,
and we can all see it and we all know it.
But the narrative is more important than so many things.
A narrative is more important than a woman's safety. You know,
the women's sports are going to slowly be destroyed by this,
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and the Democrats think they're doing women a favor by
pretending that men are women when we all know that
that is not, in fact possible. We'll get into Bill
Maher's astute comments about the black national anthem being played
at NFL games and just a moment. But you know,
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or gettr It is time to cancel cancel culture. When
people say to me sometimes like the three you know,
you go after the left a lot these days, why,
I'm like, because you're embarrassing me. That's why I'm going
off to the left in a way you never did before.
Because you're inverting things that I'm not going to give
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up on being liberal. This is what these teachers are
talking about, that you're taking children and making them hyper
aware of race in a way they wouldn't otherwise be.
I mean, I saw last night on the football game
Alicia Keys saying lift every voice and sing, which now
I hear is called the black national anthem. Now, maybe
we should get rid of our national anthem, but I
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think we should have one national anthem. I think when
you go down a road where you're having two different
national anthems, collegests sometimes now have many of them have
different graduation ceremonies for black and white separate dorms. This
is what I mean segregation. You've inverted the idea. We're
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going back to that under a different name. He's obviously right,
But let me just say this is actually not new.
Back when I was even in college, there were dorms
they called them affinity dorms, where it would be There
was the Black Student Union dorm, there was the Latino
House dorm. There were these dorms where people would choose.
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Now they said, oh, it's because the dorm is just
a celebration of that culture. Well, guess what the people
in that dorm were able to determine who could get in.
They would have to look at applications and it was
essentially ninety percent ninety five percent plause people of that
ethnic background who are living in that door. Maybe they'd
have a couple to say, Oh, it's not everyone from
the such and such background. I mean, that's what they
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would say. Look, friends, we all understand what's really going
on here. The Left is separating us by the immutable
characteristics that they want to use. They want to use
to create this identity politics based system. And they know
that by tearing away at our shared americanness, which we
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all have regardless of race, creed, or color, that they're
in a better position to empower themselves and to take control,
to be in power. And I would just say, with
all the stuff that we see going on right now,
we should be very clear about the fact that the
left doesn't feel even a little bit chastened. I mean,
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they don't feel even a little bit embarrassed about being
super aggressive in the way that they are separating us.
With all this we've got BLM riots. All the terrible
stuff that happened, didn't make anything better for anyone. Does
the left apologize No, of course not, because it served
the purpose. It gave an outlet. It gave a mobilization,
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rationalization to people to see each other as different under
the terms the left wants us to. It's wrong, what's
going on. I mean, they're being two national anthems that
an NFL game is wrong. It's a disgrace, but they're
going to keep doing it because division, divide and conqueror
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the old military strategy. Right, division age those who want
to run roughshot over your rights, over your constitutional protections,
and tell you what you can do where you can go,
who you can see, where you can eat. All of
that they got to keep us divided. Friends, If our
americanness brings us together, the elites and their apparatus of
control is under threat. Never forget that. Thanks for being
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