Speaker 1: You're listening to The Buck Sexton Show podcast, make sure
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Speaker 1: the Buck Sexton Show. Thank you so much for being
Speaker 1: here with me, as always appreciate you. We have a friend,
Speaker 1: Amy Horowitz with us for this special episode. Amy is
Speaker 1: a documentary filmmaker, which is very interesting stuff. You've probably
Speaker 1: seen clips of his work all over the internet at
Speaker 1: different times. We're just gonna have story time with Amy
Speaker 1: today about some of his most interesting projects, what it
Speaker 1: was like, what he's learned, and what else he is planning.
Speaker 1: Mister horowit's good to have you.
Speaker 2: Oh so, it's a pleasure, Buck. How you do it?
Speaker 1: I'm good man. I mean, you know, it's the country's
Speaker 1: feeling a little a little crazy lately, but at least
Speaker 1: we live in interesting time. So let's take it. Let's
Speaker 1: take a moment here. You one of the big issues
Speaker 1: out there in the political realm and just in the
Speaker 1: cultural and social realm is transgender children. And one of
Speaker 1: the things you do, yeah, you make full length more
Speaker 1: feature documentaries, but you also do man on the street
Speaker 1: stuff too. My understanding is that you went around and
Speaker 1: you try to give people to sign a petition for
Speaker 1: a five year old to medically transition. Tell us about
Speaker 1: this and what people were saying to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, first of all, let's understand this is kind of
Speaker 2: the point. There's no limiting principles when it comes to
Speaker 2: the left right. So they have an idea, for example,
Speaker 2: it's good to transition. Therefore there should be no limits
Speaker 2: to it. What is good is good whether or not
Speaker 2: you're twenty twelve or apparently five. So I went around
Speaker 2: with a hidden camera and I believe as UCLA's campus,
Speaker 2: and I had a petition for Annie rod Reaganz, a
Speaker 2: fictitious five year old girl of color who wants who
Speaker 2: wants a transition medically from being a boy to a girl,
Speaker 2: and her bad parents won't let her. So will you
Speaker 2: please sign this petition for her to transition, not to
Speaker 2: not to support her wearing a dress or not support
Speaker 2: her calling her pronouns, but rather go through hormone therapy
Speaker 2: and surgery to become a full fledged little girl. And
Speaker 2: buck this is you know. Oftentimes when I sit on
Speaker 2: my couch, I'm drinking a scotch, I'm thinking of ideas.
Speaker 2: I come across these like crazy insane ideas. I go,
Speaker 2: this is never really right. I mean, nobody's going to
Speaker 2: really do this, but I'll give it a shot. But
Speaker 2: there was only one person who said they wouldn't do it.
Speaker 2: One the people who stop and talk to me, every
Speaker 2: single college kid on UCLA's campus said gleefully, lustily that
Speaker 2: they would sign this petition. And they did. And it's
Speaker 2: you know, it's one of those things where people ask
Speaker 2: me all the time, why do you do what you
Speaker 2: do it? Why do I do these videos? And it's
Speaker 2: sure it's to inform people on our side, right or
Speaker 2: you know, people say preesting the choir and you all
Speaker 2: have to sing on the same hymn book, and that's fine,
Speaker 2: but really that's not who I'm doing this for. If
Speaker 2: you go around and you ask center left people, right
Speaker 2: traditional Democrats, and you say, you know, the hard left
Speaker 2: thinks that we should have open borders, destroy capitalism, trans
Speaker 2: five year old, they'll say, that's that's just that's bullshit,
Speaker 2: that's right wing Fox News talking points. My point is
Speaker 2: to illuminate to them that the people they think they
Speaker 2: agree with really believe something. In total contrast to what
Speaker 2: they believe. And that's that's kind of the point.
Speaker 1: What was there? Was there of the people that went
Speaker 1: along with it? Could you sense that there was at
Speaker 1: least some processing of five year old medically transition. It
Speaker 1: says that he or she is trans This could be
Speaker 1: a little complicated. Oh, but I know what I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to say, so I'm going to say it. Or was
Speaker 1: it just right off the bat they go, oh, child transition?
Speaker 1: Boom done, affirmation, no question? Do you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 1: were any of them struggling? Were they were they struggling,
Speaker 1: you know, for the the eventual answer, or were they
Speaker 1: just they knew what the marching orders from the hive
Speaker 1: mind are.
Speaker 2: It's a great question. So I think I can illuminate
Speaker 2: that with one particular person I talked to and she goes,
Speaker 2: wait a second, five years old. I go, oh, I
Speaker 2: found somebody's got a problem. He goes, yeah, that's old
Speaker 2: enough to make that at their decision. Sure, I'll support that.
Speaker 2: She actually thought through the consequences of what I was
Speaker 2: saying and saying five years old. Yeah, she's good, she's good.
Speaker 2: I'll sign this thing.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. The one person who wouldn't do it? What was
Speaker 1: that person like?
Speaker 2: He was an older gentleman, I think a professor, and
Speaker 2: he goes, this is that's what you're doing? Insane? You
Speaker 2: know that right? And I was like, oh, thank god
Speaker 2: for you, man, man, thank god for you.
Speaker 1: Did you did you did you get to like break
Speaker 1: character and tell them like, of course it's insane. The
Speaker 1: point is that you're the first guy who's come along today.
Speaker 1: Where was this that you're doing this? UCLA as you say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't really break character. The reason is because
Speaker 2: once you do, people will realize this is a you know,
Speaker 2: a game, and they will then spell around telling people
Speaker 2: this guy is.
Speaker 1: Trying to you know, well, I don't mean to run away,
Speaker 1: but I said like, like, later, did you go up
Speaker 1: to him You're like, hey, just so you know? Or
Speaker 1: you just let it rip?
Speaker 2: Now he was long gone, He was long I mean,
Speaker 2: there are you know, sometimes I'm desperate to find out
Speaker 2: the inner thinkings of these people and something they do.
Speaker 2: There are videos I have done where it's designed to
Speaker 2: then after they've given their crazy answer for me to
Speaker 2: then say, hey, let me tell what the reality is.
Speaker 2: And usually those are my favorite videos because really, you know,
Speaker 2: I would say this. I know we think we live
Speaker 2: in a totally jaded world, and in some ways we do.
Speaker 2: But my experience has been that when people are confronted
Speaker 2: with data and with the truth, you have a moment
Speaker 2: to you have their attention, their full attention. People tend
Speaker 2: to change their minds. And you know, I'll give you
Speaker 2: one example of one of my favorite videos was I
Speaker 2: was asking people about out the tax day last year,
Speaker 2: about whether not the rich pay their fair share? Right
Speaker 2: at the mantra. We hear not just from the left,
Speaker 2: even the center left. They all say that the rich
Speaker 2: don't pay their fair share, and oh, every single person.
Speaker 2: Of course they don't. They're all pigs. They steal their money,
Speaker 2: they have all the money, they pay no taxes. And
Speaker 2: then I said, let me ask you a question, what
Speaker 2: would be the fair ship? What do you think? Give
Speaker 2: me give me a number that makes sense. And they said, well, well,
Speaker 2: how much they earn? I go, okay, so you know,
Speaker 2: top one percent earn roughly. Now I don't remember the
Speaker 2: exact numbs, I'd say roughly around twenty five percent of
Speaker 2: all income and America and they go, oh, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: even less. I think it was like maybe fifteen percent
Speaker 2: of all income in America and they said, well, that's
Speaker 2: number fifteen percent. I said, well, what if I told
Speaker 2: you that they pay over a third the entire tax
Speaker 2: burd Is that not fair? And they look and they thought,
Speaker 2: you can see the wheels turning. They go, oh, no,
Speaker 2: that's that's fair. No, no, that's fair. That's totally fair.
Speaker 2: And just about every single even the most rabid anti capitalist,
Speaker 2: anti rich person they came across, would say, I have
Speaker 2: to rethink this. I have to look at the data
Speaker 2: because if that's true, the rich you pay their fair ship.
Speaker 2: So you know, I love doing those videos because they
Speaker 2: are so interesting. But oftentimes once you do that, a
Speaker 2: lot of times you can't famous the video because they'll
Speaker 2: just tell you, hey, don't talk to this guy.
Speaker 1: I want to come back and answer the question or
Speaker 1: have amy answer the question that he asked. A lot
Speaker 1: of people are Border's racist. Will come back to that
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Speaker 1: two eight two five. All right, Tommy, so our borders racist.
Speaker 1: You tackled this with one of your videos, one of
Speaker 1: your documentary shorts. Tell us about it. What did you
Speaker 1: find out?
Speaker 2: Oh Jesus, this is cent depressing. So again I went
Speaker 2: to again, I self select, I go to areas where
Speaker 2: they're dominated by the left, not just liberals, because that's
Speaker 2: really the end. I'm looking for leftists, not liberals, because again,
Speaker 2: those are the ideals and the idea that I'm looking
Speaker 2: to expose. Those are the dangerous ideas. You know, people liberals,
Speaker 2: They and I may disagree on tax rate, right, I
Speaker 2: think they should be twenty percent of the top tax rate.
Speaker 2: They say fifty percent. That's fine, we'll find somewhere number
Speaker 2: in the middle. But the hard left are the ones
Speaker 2: who have antithetical beliefs to you and me and frankly
Speaker 2: the vast majority of the country. That those are the
Speaker 2: points of views that I'm looking to expose. So in
Speaker 2: this case, I went to the East Village, hipster capital
Speaker 2: of New York, and I ask people, are borders racist?
Speaker 2: Inherently racist? And again across the board, of course they are.
Speaker 2: We shouldn't have borders. We have open borders. Again, if
Speaker 2: I told somebody a liberal that the left believes and
Speaker 2: open borders, they'll laugh at me, say that's not really
Speaker 2: their belief that's it's a straw man. Argument's a boogeyman.
Speaker 2: No one believes that lock. I'm telling you that. I
Speaker 2: don't know what the number is, but probably between ten
Speaker 2: and twenty percent of the Democratic Party has these beliefs.
Speaker 2: And they were across the board telling me orders should
Speaker 2: be illegal. They're racist, the people are dying because of borders.
Speaker 2: We should have open borders, and across the board, talk
Speaker 2: to these people. That's the answer I'm getting. And then
Speaker 2: I went across the border and I went to Mexico.
Speaker 2: I went to Juarez, and I was traveling with people
Speaker 2: trying to get into America illegally. I went with the
Speaker 2: illegal migrants and I was asking that should America have borders,
Speaker 2: and they look at me like I'm an idiot to
Speaker 2: go of course, America should have boards. Now I want
Speaker 2: to get across. I want I don't want to be stopped.
Speaker 2: But should the country. Your country has tried to stop me. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: In fact, I can't remember the last guy said, well,
Speaker 2: what do you think about people who think America should
Speaker 2: have borders? He goes and the stupid It was like
Speaker 2: the perfect ending to the video. It was brilliant.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable to see how effective the propaganda that we're
Speaker 1: all subjected to actually is. Right, because if that premise
Speaker 1: were were true, that borders are racist, it would mean
Speaker 1: that every country other than America, which basically doesn't have
Speaker 1: a southern border worth the name anymore, every other country
Speaker 1: is racist. But then you'd have to ask against whom, right, Like,
Speaker 1: who are like the Sub Saharan countries that have borders
Speaker 1: in Africa? Who are they racist? Against the countries in
Speaker 1: Asia Southeast Asia?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: But so, if everyone's racist, is anyone racist?
Speaker 2: Tommy?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Now? Look we you know, you and I and all
Speaker 2: of our ilk have been saying that for years. If
Speaker 2: everything is racist, nothing is racid. It used to be
Speaker 2: ten fifteen, maybe not ten years. Fifteen years ago if
Speaker 2: somebody called you racist, to say Buck, you're racist, that
Speaker 2: was a true slur. That was really degradation of who
Speaker 2: you were, a dispersement of a smirchment of your character.
Speaker 2: These days, they got on me, you're racist, bucket racist.
Speaker 2: You laugh at it, it rolls off your shoulder. It
Speaker 2: means nothing, because everybody's racist these days. Right, you don't listen,
Speaker 2: if you don't literally follow their viewpoint. Right, they're dic
Speaker 2: taught their theocracy. You are a racist straight up. Now.
Speaker 2: The funny thing, I spent a lot of my time,
Speaker 2: and over the years more and more of my time
Speaker 2: focusing on actually on racial issues and focusing on how
Speaker 2: the left are really the racists in our country. And
Speaker 2: I've done video after videos. One of my videos that
Speaker 2: really broke out. You probably remember this was a video
Speaker 2: I did. It's the first race video I did, and
Speaker 2: I started doing a lot of the mathter that because
Speaker 2: it was so successful, where I went around asking leftists
Speaker 2: if voter ideas were racist, and of course everyone said
Speaker 2: they were. And then I went to the black community
Speaker 2: and I asked them and they looked at me like
Speaker 2: I was crazy, course not a racist. I've done numerous
Speaker 2: amount of these videos. You know. One that kind of
Speaker 2: sticks out to me was I did a video and
Speaker 2: I asked people in the left, well, why is our
Speaker 2: higher obestie rates in the black community, right? And they
Speaker 2: looked at they said, racism. That's why I said, how
Speaker 2: So I said, well, and these are literally the answers,
Speaker 2: you know, But the writers for my videos are my subjects.
Speaker 2: If I sat in a room and I scripted out
Speaker 2: what their possible answers could be, no matter how crazy
Speaker 2: I went, it wouldn't be as insane insanely beautiful as
Speaker 2: my subject's actual answers. So I asked them, well, why
Speaker 2: is hi obestie the black community racist? They said, well,
Speaker 2: because black people they're so consumed with racism that they
Speaker 2: can't eat properly, too stressed out. This is the answer
Speaker 2: they were actually given.
Speaker 1: Do you know this is true? Ammy? Recently it came
Speaker 1: out the American Medical Association, which is the largest group
Speaker 1: of doctors, you know, Doctors Association in the US says
Speaker 1: that BMI is a racist tool because physician, because it
Speaker 1: does not appropriately represent racial and ethnic minorities, because it
Speaker 1: is based on the imagined ideal of nineteenth century. This
Speaker 1: all from the New York Post imagined ideal Caucasian of
Speaker 1: the nineteenth century, without considering a person's gender or ethnicity.
Speaker 1: So now, b am I, according to the AMA, the
Speaker 1: American Medical Association is racist.
Speaker 2: Well, the AMA lost all credibility years ago, but really
Speaker 2: lost all everything that had left during the COVID, the
Speaker 2: COVID time. You know the AmAm remember with the story
Speaker 2: they had on their website for years talking about the
Speaker 2: importance of children and their growth through facial recognition and
Speaker 2: looking at other people's facial looks Russians in order to learn.
Speaker 2: And they took that off their website because of masking
Speaker 2: support masking. They took it. They literally redacted their website
Speaker 2: right Pravda style, because it didn't fit with their narratives
Speaker 2: on masks. Right, they were willing to hurt the ability
Speaker 2: for children to learn and grow emotionally and intellectually because
Speaker 2: it didn't fit their narrative on masks. So that's what
Speaker 2: the AMA is. But yes's exactly my point. And then,
Speaker 2: of course, and by the way, what's more racist than
Speaker 2: taking away agency from somebody else because you're not smart
Speaker 2: enough to make good choices. So therefore we're going to
Speaker 2: change the entire paradigm to fit that. But but the
Speaker 2: truth is that black people, they're not sid They see
Speaker 2: through this job. And when I went to the black
Speaker 2: I went to Harlem, and I said, why is there
Speaker 2: higher obesity rate in the black community. Their answer wasn't oh,
Speaker 2: that's not true, we're at obese. Their answer was, we
Speaker 2: make bad choices, bro, we make bad choices, and we
Speaker 2: got to do better making good choices.
Speaker 1: That was their answer, which is the truth and asking yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it's uh Ami, we're gonna talk about your I still
Speaker 1: remember your trip to Sweden and and what went on there,
Speaker 1: so we're gonna come back. Amy made a trip to
Speaker 1: Sweden and not all of the locals in the predominantly
Speaker 1: Muslim enclave that Ammy visited, if I recall, We're super
Speaker 1: happy to see Ommy Horowitz there so we can discuss
Speaker 1: this in just a moment. I want everyone to uh
Speaker 1: to know what it was like for you to try
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Speaker 1: All right, Tommy, you went to Sweden and it wasn't
Speaker 1: all reindeer steaks and Swedish kisses for you?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Like, how did it go?
Speaker 2: So? I oftentimes go to some a somewhat particularly dangerous places,
Speaker 2: places that most people wouldn't go to. And you know,
Speaker 2: the the biggest danger I have is getting complacent in
Speaker 2: the danger, because oftentimes when you're incomplacent, that's when you're
Speaker 2: at most at higher high switz. Right. You'll go like,
Speaker 2: I'll go to a refugee camp in Jeanne and I'll
Speaker 2: go there ten times, and ten times it's fine. Eleventh
Speaker 2: time you start putting your guard down, and that's when
Speaker 2: things get dangerous because when things go, they only have
Speaker 2: to go tits up once and then you're you're toast.
Speaker 2: So one place I didn't think i'd be in danger Stockholm, right,
Speaker 2: I figure that's a pretty relatively safe place, and so
Speaker 2: I go to Stockholm. Because there's this thing called no
Speaker 2: go zones. Now again, the left will claim they don't
Speaker 2: exist at all, to be honest, the right will claim
Speaker 2: and overinflate what these things are and say they're in
Speaker 2: England and in America, and that's just not true. No
Speaker 2: go zones they exist, and they only exist, as far
Speaker 2: as I can tell, in three countries, three western countries.
Speaker 2: They was this in France, Germany and Sweet and I
Speaker 2: went to one of these no go zones and they're not.
Speaker 2: There's no there's no there's no real borders, no wall,
Speaker 2: there's no demarcation lines. Literally go from one block to
Speaker 2: a next block. You cross over that one street, you're
Speaker 2: in danger. And and I remember a sixty minute proof
Speaker 2: from Australia did that and on camera they just got
Speaker 2: their butts kicked. So I went across due to to
Speaker 2: you know, interview, what's going on the idea of the
Speaker 2: video behind the video was Sweden has taken in more
Speaker 2: Islamic refugees than any other European country per capita by
Speaker 2: a large mile. They've gone from zero percent population to
Speaker 2: five or six percent islam population in five years. And
Speaker 2: there's been a lot of social dislocation because of that,
Speaker 2: if we're being honest, and particularly it came to rape
Speaker 2: and murder. Rape and murder went through the roof. And
Speaker 2: you can you see this if you look at the
Speaker 2: cistis when the Islamic gamberget started coming in. The rape
Speaker 2: and murder numbers went up as right side by side.
Speaker 2: You can see the numbers clearly if you put them
Speaker 2: side by side. Not to say that all people going
Speaker 2: coming from Syria into Sweden or bad. Most of them
Speaker 2: were very good, hardworking people who want to make a
Speaker 2: life themselves. But the reality was you have a minority
Speaker 2: of people, but still not an insignificant number, who are
Speaker 2: causing having and social dislocation. Screen so I was going
Speaker 2: to document. So I went across and we got met
Speaker 2: by five thugs who said, you guys have to leave now,
Speaker 2: and my crew ran off, and before I could say
Speaker 2: the words, hey, why can't I be here, these five
Speaker 2: guys just started to me up. I mean bad. I've
Speaker 2: been beaten up before. This was very bad. This was
Speaker 2: the kind of beaten up where and the usually you
Speaker 2: get if you get attacked, A beat down last fifteen
Speaker 2: twenty seconds before people really break it up. In my experience.
Speaker 2: In this case, I was in an open square right
Speaker 2: in the middle of this neighborhood, and as I was
Speaker 2: covering up, I looked at the people in the square
Speaker 2: and they were just watching him, laughing. So I thought,
Speaker 2: there's this is it. I'm done. Let's be able to
Speaker 2: extricate myself from this myself. And as they were stomping
Speaker 2: on me and kicking me, one guy luckily made the
Speaker 2: mistake of trying to come close to me to choke me.
Speaker 2: He got close to me, I was able to hit
Speaker 2: him the throat as far as I could. He went down,
Speaker 2: and the other guy's kind of backed off for enough,
Speaker 2: you know, and give me a little enough a little
Speaker 2: room where could roll out and kind of just crawl
Speaker 2: out across that demarcation line. You know. It's funny. I've
Speaker 2: always thought I wanted to have like really cool last words,
Speaker 2: you know, I I only have one life to give
Speaker 2: for my country something like that. That's not really cool.
Speaker 2: So my last words that I thought I was gonna
Speaker 2: die or on tape and on this video, and they're
Speaker 2: not cool at all. They're pretty sad. But the most
Speaker 2: interesting part, if I can continue on the story, was
Speaker 2: not the beatdown itself. The most interesting part was when
Speaker 2: the video came out, So Trump gave a speech about it.
Speaker 2: He famously said that time, look what happened last night
Speaker 2: in Sweden? Right he was referring to my video, and
Speaker 2: the whole world said, what happened last night in Sweden?
Speaker 2: It became the number one news story on planet Earth.
Speaker 2: Liter the next day I wake up and on the
Speaker 2: front page of every newspaper for New York Times, Washing,
Speaker 2: the Post, hindustand Times, Der Spiegel, Every every Sunday talk
Speaker 2: show is talking about it. I'm on CNN a bunch
Speaker 2: of times. I'm on I'm on every every network you
Speaker 2: can imagine talking about this video. What's most interesting was
Speaker 2: the way this was spun by the news media. And
Speaker 2: I'll give you one example which exemplifies this. New York Times, right,
Speaker 2: the paper of record, right, the most honest, straightforward paper
Speaker 2: that humans have ever put to writing since the tablets.
Speaker 2: And so in this article front top right corner, front
Speaker 2: page corner, New York Times, Sunday, New York Times, they say,
Speaker 2: Ami Horoes is wrong. We look at the statistics and
Speaker 2: crime crime is down in Sweden in the same period
Speaker 2: of time. I never said crime was a I said
Speaker 2: rape and murder was them and they knew that. But
Speaker 2: they specifically created a straw man argument to make me
Speaker 2: look bad, to make mad at the worst, to compound this.
Speaker 2: And this is by the way, I can go on
Speaker 2: and on with different newspapers doing exact same thing. I
Speaker 2: just bring up the New York Times as an example.
Speaker 2: At the end of it, they said, and we reached
Speaker 2: out to mister Horrors for a comment, he never got
Speaker 2: back to us. Make me look like a jackass, right,
Speaker 2: like I'm hiding something. And I look at the time,
Speaker 2: I was getting thousands, you know, thousands of emails, and
Speaker 2: I went through me and my assistants were going through
Speaker 2: all of them, and I did not remember New York
Speaker 2: Times request. I did a lot. I answered almost all.
Speaker 2: I went on every single talk show that had be
Speaker 2: on and I went through it, couldn't find it. So
Speaker 2: I called Peter Baker. You may know the name Peter
Speaker 2: Baker is one of the top, if not the top
Speaker 2: writer in the New York Times. He's the Washington correspondent.
Speaker 2: And I got a cell phone and I reached out
Speaker 2: to him and I said, hey, Peter, what's up with this?
Speaker 2: He goes, give me a second, let me to look
Speaker 2: into it. He gets back to me, he said, Then
Speaker 2: we reached out. We sent a at Amy Horror withz
Speaker 2: tweet asking for a interview, not a DM not an email,
Speaker 2: and at Omi horoits and they thought they were covering.
Speaker 2: That's how the media is so twisted, but they do
Speaker 2: it in an insidiously genius way where nobody outside the
Speaker 2: person actually the subject of it can tell. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I always tell everybody there's no upside in dealing with
Speaker 1: regime media because they don't care, right Like, It's not
Speaker 1: if they're doing a piece on you, if they ask
Speaker 1: someone like me for comment, they're going to use whatever
Speaker 1: comment I give them as further evidence against me. It's
Speaker 1: there's never any like, oh, well you gave extra context
Speaker 1: or whatever. The whole thing is is a total mess.
Speaker 1: I want to ask Amy if you would tell us, well,
Speaker 1: can you tell us anything about what you're planning next?
Speaker 1: If not, I'll ask how you got into this line
Speaker 1: at work? Well, either go forward or backwards which you
Speaker 1: want to do?
Speaker 2: Umm? Yeah, there's one I've shot so I can talk
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there we go, There we go. We're getting a
Speaker 1: horro it's preview here everybody. We'll get to that in
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Speaker 1: All right, Amy, look at this people getting an early
Speaker 1: sneak peek at what has already been shot by Ambi
Speaker 1: Horowitz filmmaker. What do you got for us?
Speaker 2: So I tend not to like to do this, but
Speaker 2: Buck Man, you know I like you so much. I
Speaker 2: can't you know, I can't help myself, man, Right, So
Speaker 2: this is I gotta I gotta say, one of my
Speaker 2: favorite videos of all time. So obviously there's a narrative.
Speaker 2: I'm not a narrative. Democrat Black people vote, was it
Speaker 2: ninety five percent? Consistently for a Democratic party. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: know that. At the end of the day, black people
Speaker 2: are not that liberal right when it comes to their policy.
Speaker 2: They're thinking itself. So I wanted to prove it. So
Speaker 2: how do you prove this? Actually actual data? How can
Speaker 2: you prove this? So I went to a black community
Speaker 2: college in LA Southwest Community College, and I asked kids.
Speaker 2: I think I interviewed twenty five kids. I said, I
Speaker 2: started off by saying, what's your what's what do you believe? Clitically?
Speaker 2: How do you how do you vote? And across the board,
Speaker 2: without exception, every single kid Democrat Democrat. I said, We're
Speaker 2: gonna play a little game. I'm going to give you
Speaker 2: the top ten issues facing our country today, every crime, orders,
Speaker 2: trans social welfare, funding, climate change, you name it. I
Speaker 2: got the top ten issues. I said, here are the
Speaker 2: two positions of each party. But I'm not going to
Speaker 2: tell you which party subscribe to which viewple and you
Speaker 2: tell me which one. You know you kind of you
Speaker 2: kind of resonated you the most. Luck not one of
Speaker 2: these kids subscribed majority Democrat. They were all majority Republicans,
Speaker 2: some seventy eighty percent. And the beauty of it was
Speaker 2: their shock their faces when I told them how they
Speaker 2: scored now and they weren't. I mean, some are a
Speaker 2: little horrified, but most kind of looked in and said,
Speaker 2: I guess I must be a Republican. I can't believe this,
Speaker 2: Like they were all shocked. It was crazy.
Speaker 1: I look forward to seeing this video. Ami got a
Speaker 1: little preview of it there. You have to come on
Speaker 1: the radio show and tell everybody about it. Hommy. Where
Speaker 1: can folks go to watch your films and see what
Speaker 1: you're up to?
Speaker 2: Just putting Amy horror with all socials, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, IG.
Speaker 2: It're all only fans.
Speaker 1: It'll all come up, all right, Amy, Stay safe out there.
Speaker 1: Thanks for fighting the good fight. I appreciate you being
Speaker 1: here on the show.
Speaker 2: Always a pleasure, my friend,