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Speaker 1: Freedom Hut Wednesday, March twenty, third edition of the program.
Speaker 1: We have a question for the ages, what is a woman?
Speaker 1: You all know the answer, but does the next Supreme
Speaker 1: Court justice? Does the Democrat left? Can they answer that
Speaker 1: most straightforward of inquiries? What is a woman? Woman? Whoamn?
Speaker 1: Some of you will catch that movie reference. Will also
Speaker 1: be discussing the Kenttanji Brown Jackson hearings. What we're learning
Speaker 1: here about progressive left wing activists who happen to be judges.
Speaker 1: Russia Ukraine not going to end quickly or easily, according
Speaker 1: to the National Security Advisor. Yeah no, you know what.
Speaker 1: And Fauci has a lesson for you all on COVID
Speaker 1: that is exactly the wrong lesson. There are lessons and
Speaker 1: there are wrong lessons, and this is the latter without mitigation.
Speaker 1: We still know this l We'll get into it coming
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Speaker 1: I didn't see it till last night because you know
Speaker 1: they're gonna do. People call her k b J yet,
Speaker 1: because I feel like there's RBG and now I guess
Speaker 1: we've got k b J, Katangi Brown Jackson. If they're
Speaker 1: not already using the acronym, I'm sure they will soon.
Speaker 1: And she's gonna get confirmed, folks, you know, spoiler alert.
Speaker 1: They're gonna confirm her. Democrats have the votes. It's just
Speaker 1: a question of how many Republicans go along with it.
Speaker 1: I guess you could also add to that what we
Speaker 1: find out about k b J's jurisprudence, right, what we
Speaker 1: find out about her view of the law in this process.
Speaker 1: We know she will deliver for the left. But to
Speaker 1: what degree? I mean, how extreme will it be? And
Speaker 1: where does her philosophy on this come from? Where does
Speaker 1: it stop and start? How left wing? Is it? All
Speaker 1: that good stuff? But this was the real moment. I mean,
Speaker 1: this was the wow section of the confirmation hearing yesterday.
Speaker 1: Play one. Please can you provide a definition for the
Speaker 1: word woman? Can I provide a definition? Yeah? I can't.
Speaker 1: You can't. Not as context. I'm not a biology I'm
Speaker 1: not a biologist. I want to tell you something that
Speaker 1: didn't come out of nowhere. Let's just lean into this
Speaker 1: one for a second, let's have a discussion. This woman
Speaker 1: went to Harvard undergrad at Harvard Law School. She's obviously
Speaker 1: a very bright woman and erudite, and it's about to
Speaker 1: be a Supreme Court justice. But she knows because she
Speaker 1: is a left wing ideologue. She knows what the required
Speaker 1: answer is here. And this is not the first of
Speaker 1: the last time that you will see this situation play out.
Speaker 1: In fact, it is now. It is commonplace, really that
Speaker 1: people on the left have to sound they have to
Speaker 1: be willing to sound like imbeciles or else they upset
Speaker 1: the woke, They upset the left, they upset the radical
Speaker 1: progressive Marxist loons in our society. So they won't define
Speaker 1: what a woman is because if they were to define it,
Speaker 1: and so she knows this, she knows that that would
Speaker 1: have been it's not that would be a problem for Republicans.
Speaker 1: Of course, woman is a is a female human A
Speaker 1: woman is a human being with certain I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess I could say with with breasts and a well,
Speaker 1: you know, you get you. I don't think. I don't
Speaker 1: think give you that you know what a woman is.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows what is, so I don't have to give
Speaker 1: you a definition but we all understand what a woman
Speaker 1: is XX, chromosomes, etc. Etc. But she can't say it.
Speaker 1: Why because if they give you a definition, it will
Speaker 1: either not include people that they now insist our women
Speaker 1: or sound insane because to say that a woman is
Speaker 1: a person who has the feeling of being a woman
Speaker 1: is crazy. When when you hear that out loud, you
Speaker 1: recognize that that is not something that is a sustainable definition.
Speaker 1: And whether either whatever the process may be, or a
Speaker 1: woman is a person who has the emotional internal if
Speaker 1: they want to talk about intersex, and I've spoke with
Speaker 1: Clay about this in the show earlier in the week,
Speaker 1: or hermaphrodite is the term that used to be used.
Speaker 1: They don't like, meaning people in general. I think now
Speaker 1: that that term is it's not considered I think a derogatory,
Speaker 1: but it's they don't like that term. So intersex is now, well,
Speaker 1: intersex is actually a chromosomal abnormality, and so we can
Speaker 1: we can give a definition of that and it wouldn't
Speaker 1: affect man or women. You say, well, someone could be intersex,
Speaker 1: and then you can have a conversation about what that means.
Speaker 1: Although even a person who's intersex generally has the overwhelming
Speaker 1: physical characteristics of either male or female. But there are
Speaker 1: levels This is altrue. There are levels of estrogen the air,
Speaker 1: levels of testosterone. They can manifest themselves in human bodies
Speaker 1: in different ways. But the basic reality of what is
Speaker 1: a woman is clear to you, It is clear to me.
Speaker 1: It is not clear to the progressive left. They have
Speaker 1: to keep it. They intentionally keep it murky, They intentionally refuse,
Speaker 1: refuse to allow themselves to tell you what it is,
Speaker 1: what is a woman? And then this thing about I'm
Speaker 1: not a biologist, Well, I mean, do you have to
Speaker 1: be a zoologist to know what an elephant is? Do
Speaker 1: you have to be an ichthyologist to know what a
Speaker 1: fish is? Just learn a fun word today one who
Speaker 1: studies bony fishes, not including porpoises. Where do you have
Speaker 1: to be an agriculturalist to understand what a potato is?
Speaker 1: Or I guess a farmer would be another way of
Speaker 1: saying it. No. In fact, I eat frequently of the
Speaker 1: potato family, and I have no expertise in potato other
Speaker 1: than they're delicious. But if you asked me is this
Speaker 1: a potato? I would say yes. And if you really
Speaker 1: wanted me to give you definition, I'd say, well, it
Speaker 1: is the product of a root plant. It is a tuber.
Speaker 1: We call it a vegetable and cooking terminology. I could
Speaker 1: give you a definition. You like that tuber busting and
Speaker 1: out there ich theologist tuber. You listen to this podcast,
Speaker 1: you get all kinds of good fun knowledge thrown in. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: le gooms are fabulous. So we can all define these things.
Speaker 1: She won't define it. She says, I'm not a biologist.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of things gone here. One. You notice
Speaker 1: the appeal to expert authority. Once again. The left loves
Speaker 1: to do this when they can't actually win an r
Speaker 1: An argument is about is about evidence, reason and persuasion.
Speaker 1: That's what an argument is. The left says, shut up,
Speaker 1: this person has a PhD in women in gender studies,
Speaker 1: or shut up, this person has a PhD in sociology,
Speaker 1: which you know, give me a break. Sociology is basically
Speaker 1: an academic discipline as it's actually taught today. I know
Speaker 1: there probably was a real sociology, maybe a long time ago,
Speaker 1: but it is a discipline dedicated to coming up with
Speaker 1: absurd rationalizations for why left wing policies in society aren't
Speaker 1: disastrous and failed every time. No, no, you just have
Speaker 1: to carry the one. And then this is a great idea,
Speaker 1: you know. No, No, it's not how it goes. So
Speaker 1: they say this because the appeal to authority. We saw
Speaker 1: this all throughout COVID too. This is the emotion of
Speaker 1: the left does not lend itself to engaging in debate
Speaker 1: and the exchange of ideas. Emotion leads to shut up
Speaker 1: and do what I tell you. And what is a
Speaker 1: fast way to get people in general to shut up
Speaker 1: and do what they're told. Say there's someone who has
Speaker 1: a credential, who is an expert, who is so much
Speaker 1: smarter and better than them on this topic, or whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be, that the only choice you have
Speaker 1: is to listen and be quiet and do as you're told. Well,
Speaker 1: I say no to this. I say no. And this
Speaker 1: is a big thing for the left because it allows
Speaker 1: them and out when they're when they're cornered. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: not an you know. This is with masks all the time.
Speaker 1: People would say to me, fuck, you're not an epidemiologist,
Speaker 1: and I was like, that is true. However, if you
Speaker 1: told me that, I had to keep on putting my
Speaker 1: raincoat on after I had jumped into a swimming pool,
Speaker 1: which is what mask up partially throughout your day and
Speaker 1: between biteses, I'd say that's idiotic. It wouldn't matter whether
Speaker 1: or not I was an epidemiologist, because I can understand
Speaker 1: the basics of what is going on, and my argument
Speaker 1: will crush the epidemiologists argument about this because when they
Speaker 1: say masking works, I say it really does. Masking between
Speaker 1: bites works, because that is actually the policy does partial masking?
Speaker 1: Show me the control group study where they tested how
Speaker 1: well mask on for five minutes mask off for five
Speaker 1: minutes when you're exposed to say, measles, which is very
Speaker 1: similar in terms of its pathogenic activity and the contagiousness
Speaker 1: of it to let's say the omicron variant. Right, Show
Speaker 1: me that study where it worked five minutes on, five
Speaker 1: minutes off, but you're still really protected. It does a
Speaker 1: good job. And of course not. But they're people are
Speaker 1: lazy in general. They want to be a part of
Speaker 1: the herd in general. They don't want to have to
Speaker 1: make arguments. They just want to repeat slogans. They want
Speaker 1: the feeling of intellectual engagement without doing the actual work
Speaker 1: and the introspection and the clean up. When you get
Speaker 1: it wrong. I get things wrong. Sometimes it drives me nuts.
Speaker 1: I hate it and I wish it wasn't true. But
Speaker 1: sometimes I'm wrong, whether it's on a prediction, or it's
Speaker 1: on an analysis point, or it's on a point of fact.
Speaker 1: But I have to always scrapple with that, you know,
Speaker 1: I have to deal with that reality. You know. I
Speaker 1: thought that the vaccines would actually work better than they
Speaker 1: did to be I've said this will begun. I actually thought, okay,
Speaker 1: maybe these will be like other vaccines. You know, they'll
Speaker 1: work pretty well. And at least for this variant. They
Speaker 1: didn't work well for the variant they were supposed to
Speaker 1: work well against. That's a whole other thing when it
Speaker 1: comes to stopping the spread. Then they get you on
Speaker 1: the technicalities. Oh but what about protection from hospitalization in debt? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: but that's that's an individual choice matter. If you want
Speaker 1: to if you want to yolo it and not get
Speaker 1: a shot for something that only affects you, that should
Speaker 1: be up to you. That is not the governments. That
Speaker 1: is not the government's call to make. And clearly the
Speaker 1: vaccines did not work as they told us. They lie,
Speaker 1: They got it wrong and lied, and then they run
Speaker 1: on telling us how we're wrong on they got it
Speaker 1: big time wrong. And if you get anything tiny wrong,
Speaker 1: they yell at you. Anyway, we all know what a
Speaker 1: woman is, the left refuses, And not only is there
Speaker 1: the appeal to expertise, not only is this a disingenuous
Speaker 1: dodge from an obvious question, it is also part of
Speaker 1: forcing you to bend the knee to absurdity. Because if
Speaker 1: you will say that you don't know what a woman is,
Speaker 1: what are you unwilling to say when instructed to do so?
Speaker 1: What other basic truths will you reject because you don't
Speaker 1: want to be yelled at by the experts or by
Speaker 1: somebody with a fancy law degree or whatever. Speaking of experts,
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Speaker 1: Clip fourteen plays OVID nineteen has shown us how over
Speaker 1: the months from the first recognition of this South break,
Speaker 1: how it's evolved, and how of views changed regarding the
Speaker 1: evolution and the accumulation of knowledge from understanding its ability
Speaker 1: to so effectively spread from person to person. So the
Speaker 1: fact that aristol is a very important modality of spread,
Speaker 1: not just droplets, which has a lot to do with
Speaker 1: wearing masks, and why it's so important to wear a
Speaker 1: high quality mask. What's a high quality mask? Notice how
Speaker 1: he leaves that one open. First of all, he's wrong, wrong, wrong, again?
Speaker 1: What's he gonna say? I was wrong about everything? You
Speaker 1: masked up your toddler who was crying because she or
Speaker 1: she couldn't breathe all day, for eight hours at a time,
Speaker 1: because you listen to this evil little smurf. Nobody wants
Speaker 1: to hear that, right, But that's the truth, That is
Speaker 1: the truth. Think of how easy it would be to
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Speaker 1: because there are plenty of places that have been masks,
Speaker 1: there have been no mask, side by side mask, no mask,
Speaker 1: never any difference. They have to do. These absolutely bullcraps,
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Speaker 1: control group. It's because what else were they going to say?
Speaker 1: What was the CDC going to tell us the first
Speaker 1: year of this Yeah, sorry, turns out we got nothing
Speaker 1: for you. You know, screw it lies all your groceries,
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Speaker 1: really about what happens to you, then everything will be better.
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Speaker 1: it right now. The places where you have more heavy
Speaker 1: handed government, are they doing better or worse than the
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Speaker 1: And now latest on Ukraine. This one National Security Advisor
Speaker 1: Jake Sullivan perhaps should be renamed Captain Obvious instead of
Speaker 1: the NSA director National Security Advisor rather not NSA director.
Speaker 1: Different thing. Here's what he says. There will be hard
Speaker 1: days ahead in Ukraine, hardest for the Ukrainian troops on
Speaker 1: the front lines and the civilians under Russian bombardment. This
Speaker 1: war will not end easily or rapidly. For the past
Speaker 1: few months, the West has been united. The President is
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Speaker 1: our collective resolve, to send a powerful message that we
Speaker 1: are prepared and committed to this for as long as
Speaker 1: it takes, and to advance our response on all three
Speaker 1: critical fronts that I've described, helping the Ukrainian people defend themselves,
Speaker 1: imposing and increasing costs on Russia and reinforcing the Western Alliance. Indeed, indeed,
Speaker 1: this is what they're going to do. Tell you that
Speaker 1: they're leading while they wait for the events on the
Speaker 1: ground to play out. This war is going to continue
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Speaker 1: And I just hope that we don't get pushed into
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Speaker 1: of the desire of Democrats to focus outside our own borders,
Speaker 1: because of all the failures they have domestically in a
Speaker 1: midterm election year. That's it for the Box Action Show today.
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