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Speaker 1: Freedom Hunt Friday, May twentieth edition the program. I finally
Speaker 1: sound almost like myself, which is very exciting. They're going
Speaker 1: after Elon as we expected. A sudden sexual harassment story
Speaker 1: about Elon Musk right when he's trying to buy Twitter
Speaker 1: and take away one of the authoritarian libbs favorite toys.
Speaker 1: We will, certainly my friends be diving into that together.
Speaker 1: Plus we've got, oh my so much more. A professor
Speaker 1: at Princeton is probably about to get fired despite having
Speaker 1: tenure because he spoke out against quote giving black colleagues
Speaker 1: more sabbatical time and higher salaries than white staff in
Speaker 1: the wake of the BLM movement. That's the headline from
Speaker 1: the Daily Mail. We will discuss, and the White House
Speaker 1: has condemned a abortion bill that just passed Oklahoma's legislature.
Speaker 1: We got a lot to dive into here and not
Speaker 1: a ton of time for us. Let's get to it.
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Speaker 1: what we've got. They're going after Elon, which we all
Speaker 1: knew they would. In fact, Elon even said that they
Speaker 1: were going to come after him. The claim is that
Speaker 1: he paid two hundred and fifty thousand dollars to silence
Speaker 1: SpaceX flight attendant in twenty sixteen who had sexual harassment claims,
Speaker 1: and the claims are apparently from a far left activist
Speaker 1: actress with a political ax to grind. Yeah, what a shock.
Speaker 1: This is Blasi Ford two point zero. This is I
Speaker 1: really want to stop this man from being on the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court. So I'm gonna make up a story about
Speaker 1: how he grabbed me thirty years ago, Blasi for remember
Speaker 1: that it's a liar so obviously also a really emotionally
Speaker 1: unwell person trying to destroy a man who did nothing
Speaker 1: to you in front of his family and millions of
Speaker 1: Americans because you're such a political lunatic. So it seems
Speaker 1: that there's another This is another hit job Elon over
Speaker 1: thirty years in the business world. No, no sexual rashment
Speaker 1: claim comes out until now, oh until now, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, give me a break, and he said, he said,
Speaker 1: the left wing attacks are going to increase. Just wait,
Speaker 1: and then they did. Because they're obvious. These people are lunatic.
Speaker 1: This is who they are, This is how they operate,
Speaker 1: anything to destroy any understands in their way. Elon took
Speaker 1: to Twitter No Surprise to fight back against this. He
Speaker 1: wrote that the attacks against me should be viewed through
Speaker 1: a political lens. This is their standard despicable playbook. But
Speaker 1: nothing will determine from fighting for a good future and
Speaker 1: your right to free speech. For the record, those wild
Speaker 1: accusations are utterly untrue. So he's coming out swinging, which
Speaker 1: is what he should do, because I'm sorry, I don't
Speaker 1: believe this story. Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars is
Speaker 1: a NUIs in settlement. When you're the richest man in
Speaker 1: the world, you know, make this go I find pay
Speaker 1: two hundred fifty grand, get her to go away. You know. Nonsense,
Speaker 1: utterly nonsense, And how could you even prove this one
Speaker 1: way or the other? Two? She says that Elon touched
Speaker 1: her and propositioned her. He's never done this to anybody
Speaker 1: else that we know of, apparently, But all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: this one far left wing actress who's very politically a
Speaker 1: div who was also a flight attendants coming out against
Speaker 1: thelon See here's the thing. Blasi Ford was a liar
Speaker 1: and a lunatic, and she was turned into a hero
Speaker 1: by these people. She was turned into a hero by
Speaker 1: the left indellible and a hipocampus you remember that indellible
Speaker 1: and the hipocampus using big words, because she was doctor
Speaker 1: Blasi Ford, was a psychologist or whatever. Woman's a lunatic,
Speaker 1: and they pretended that she was telling the truth. She
Speaker 1: wasn't telling the truth. She's a liar. It was very obvious.
Speaker 1: There is no corroboration for anything she said whatsoever. She
Speaker 1: was on the cover of Time magazine at the end
Speaker 1: of that year, and now she's like a left wing
Speaker 1: hero gets to go on the speaking circuit. And then
Speaker 1: they had other women who came out too, as you remember,
Speaker 1: who were also increasingly full of it. The third one
Speaker 1: was so obviously full of it that it finally collapsed
Speaker 1: the whole thing, and probably was the reason. Sweatnick, Julie
Speaker 1: Sweatnick was her name. She was such an obvious lunatic
Speaker 1: that having went through I think if they had stopped
Speaker 1: at Blasi Ford because people are so scared, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: women must be believed. Really well, they don't actually believe
Speaker 1: that because Joe Biden was accused of sexual assault by
Speaker 1: a staffer when he was a senator and she knew
Speaker 1: him and was with him and alone with him, and
Speaker 1: no one denies that. But she's not to be believed.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I remember that. I remember that. Notice how
Speaker 1: the media doesn't really ever talk about that Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Forcible penetration, by the way, is what Joe Biden is
Speaker 1: accused of, not you know, touching someone on the thigh
Speaker 1: and making some kind of a proposition to the forcible penetration.
Speaker 1: People go to prison for that. But oh no, you
Speaker 1: can't believe that woman, because Senile Joe had to become
Speaker 1: president of the United States or else the Democrats wouldn't
Speaker 1: have powers. So all of a sudden, all the all
Speaker 1: the stories have to shift and change, and the talking
Speaker 1: points aren't what they once were. So no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't believe this accusation at all. And I think
Speaker 1: that this is exactly what you can expect from the disgusting,
Speaker 1: disgraceful left. They can't win the argument. They know that
Speaker 1: they can't win the argument against Elon in public, they
Speaker 1: can't win the argument about free speech. And so here
Speaker 1: we are watching them run the playbook that we knew
Speaker 1: they would run. That Elon himself said they will run
Speaker 1: this playbook, and they're doing it because they're so shameless.
Speaker 1: They're so shameless. Really, in this country right now politics
Speaker 1: breaks down to left and right, which is really just
Speaker 1: those who have emotional stability, self awareness, and some hope
Speaker 1: of achieving consistency and decency in how they act. That's
Speaker 1: the right, and then the left, which is the opposite
Speaker 1: of all of those things. That's really how politics breaks
Speaker 1: down now. People they just want to believe they are
Speaker 1: such good people and they hate everybody else, and they're
Speaker 1: so mean when they don't agree with them, and they
Speaker 1: hate free speech. So as being a Democrat, even Nilon
Speaker 1: says that says Democrats used to be the party of
Speaker 1: trying to be nice to people, but that's the opposite
Speaker 1: now now that'd become vicious because they became too powerful.
Speaker 1: Wasn't just about politics, it was about our cultures, about
Speaker 1: our country. Democrats seized academia, Hollywood corporations, all of it,
Speaker 1: and they controlled the culture within those institutions. They seize
Speaker 1: the levers of power inside of institutions all across America.
Speaker 1: Red state, blue state, didn't matter. People talk about the Uniparty.
Speaker 1: The Uniparty effectively became the Democrat Party. And then occasionally
Speaker 1: you get some Republican that would break through like Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and hold back the tide. But overall it was
Speaker 1: always marching their direction. Now people have seen enough as enough,
Speaker 1: Now we want something different. Now we recognize what's really
Speaker 1: going on. Come back here in a second to this
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Speaker 1: this is fascinating and I'll just do the quick version
Speaker 1: of this. Princeton professor has tenure, and the president of
Speaker 1: the University at Princeton, Christopher Eisgruber, is demanding that a
Speaker 1: professor be fired because the professor disagreed with the bend
Speaker 1: the knee beg forgiveness for all of the institutional racism
Speaker 1: during the BLM Rage of twenty twenty, So because one
Speaker 1: professor said, no, I'm sorry. We don't start paying people
Speaker 1: more based on skin color, we don't start treating people
Speaker 1: differently based on skin color, just because of a political
Speaker 1: movement that's made everything worse for everybody. By the way,
Speaker 1: as we've already discussed here on this podcast, many times
Speaker 1: more people died, more crime, more anarchy, more disorder. The
Speaker 1: only people it was better for BLM activists who bought
Speaker 1: mansions for themselves in overwhelmingly white areas of the country too,
Speaker 1: Which is interesting, isn't it. They're supposed to be helping
Speaker 1: the community, the minority community, but the heads of BLM
Speaker 1: go for mansions and community where they will have in
Speaker 1: those communities very little contact with minorities. And somehow we're
Speaker 1: supposed to not notice this or think that that's in
Speaker 1: any way a departure from their stated mission of helping
Speaker 1: minority communities. But essentially, this professor is a BLM skeptic,
Speaker 1: and he faces termination even though he's tendered. That's a
Speaker 1: big deal. In the university system, you usually have to
Speaker 1: either commit academic fraud, be convicted of a serious felony,
Speaker 1: or commit sexual you know, some kind of a sexual misdeed,
Speaker 1: a sexual assault to get fired as a tenured professor.
Speaker 1: They're now saying that because of a previous sexual misconduct
Speaker 1: allegation over a consensual relationship he had with a student
Speaker 1: in two thousand and six, where he wasn't fired. It
Speaker 1: was a consensual relationship, the woman was an adult. Now,
Speaker 1: whether you think it was you know, gross or not,
Speaker 1: they already look at into this. There's no crime committed,
Speaker 1: and they didn't fire him, and he had tenure. And
Speaker 1: now they're saying, well, we're going to revisit that one.
Speaker 1: This is just like when they can't you know, when
Speaker 1: the authoritarian left can't get you on the crime they
Speaker 1: accuse you of, so all of a sudden it's well,
Speaker 1: let's just send the irs after you. Let's just reopen
Speaker 1: that let's reopen that file, see what we can get
Speaker 1: on you. This is how they play the game, folks,
Speaker 1: very very dirty. Um and I mentioned the Oklahoma lall
Speaker 1: just say this. One thing we're going to have to
Speaker 1: establish here on the right is the difference between the
Speaker 1: purely ethical position, which would be abortion is wrong always
Speaker 1: and in all cases. Because of the possible exception, I
Speaker 1: would actually argue from an ethical basis of life of
Speaker 1: the mother. Um, I would argue that that's actually a
Speaker 1: time when you know this this is a life versus
Speaker 1: life conflict. But in all other circumstances, abortion is im
Speaker 1: moral if you believe that is a human life, and
Speaker 1: that is the of the pro life movement, and it
Speaker 1: is actually the official position of the Republican Party. Oklahoma
Speaker 1: has just passed a bill that means that abortion for
Speaker 1: any reason other than rape, incest, or life of the
Speaker 1: mother is illegal starting at conception. Now, I've talked about
Speaker 1: those exceptions rape, incest, life of the mother before, and
Speaker 1: I will just say that the ethical position is that
Speaker 1: those are actually with the exception of life of the mother.
Speaker 1: The other two are not necessarily in line with the
Speaker 1: pro life movement, But there are political concessions to save
Speaker 1: as many lives as possible, meaning you don't want that
Speaker 1: to get in the way of banning all other abortions.
Speaker 1: So maybe that's it's a tactic, essentially a political decision
Speaker 1: that you make of a compromise. Even though it's not
Speaker 1: a compromise rooter in ethics, it would be a compromise
Speaker 1: rooter in what is possible politically We'll see how this
Speaker 1: goes in Oklahoma, but it'll be interesting to watch states,
Speaker 1: read states, states in the South that are very pro life,
Speaker 1: what extent of legislation do they go to. We'll follow
Speaker 1: up with this on Monday. I got a roll talk
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