Taylor Swift’s Pollution, Will Smith’s Awkward Apology, & What Is a Recession? - Unapologetic LIVE

[Applause] [Music] yo yo yo what's good welcome to unapologetic live i'm your host amelefenova we got taylor sitting next to me what's up happy friday yo and scott's in the producer's day today what's up guys we're gonna have a very celeb heavy show today because there's news that come out we're going to be talking about who has the highest co2 emissions among all the celebrities that we know and maybe love or maybe don't love will smith putting out an apology to chris rock for the famous slap herd around the world brittany griner is she going to be coming back from russia and is there going to be a trade-off made by our country and their country texas is dealing with an influx of illegal immigration and just sending it straight up north to places like washington dc and new york city how are these places dealing with it eric adams puts out a response about illegal immigration and wikipedia is suddenly changing the definitions of a lot of different words recession the definition of definition itself we're going to get into that on today's show but before we do please like subscribe click the notification bell to be notified every single time we post a new video for you guys and every single time we go live that is at 3 pm pacific 6 p.m eastern okay before we even start i want you guys to all start dropping predictions who which celebrity do you think has the highest co2 emissions out of this list that we're going to go through at the end of the show and who else do you think is on the list we got a 10 10 celebrity list today who do you think is on that list but first let's get into the slap heard around the world and a man who's come forth albeit brokenly to apologize for his actions will smith has broken his silence in what is a very very awkward series of videos where he answers questions submitted about the slap who is he apologized to did jada pinkett smith put him up to the slap apologizing for how he's affected other celebrities and basically we won't go through the videos i'm just going to tell you the gist of it you know he says jada did not tell me to do anything it was based off my own experiences my own feelings he has not yet been able to have a conversation with chris rock as chris rock has told him i will come to you when i'm ready brother he has spoken to tony rock and chris rock's mother apparently and apologized to them he also issued a sincere and heartfelt apology to all those who are affected by the slap and specifically quest love who had to take the stage after it happened guys how do we feel about this i mean when i think about will smith and i see just any video that he's in i just feel bad for a man who has seemingly been whipped into submission by a woman who doesn't really seem to love him all that much i'm gonna be honest if you watch any videos of him in their relationship it seems to be a lot of turmoil i feel bad for him and will smith expresses that he does feel a lot of insecurity and clearly that insecurity reached its peak on the night of the oscars when he got up to slap chris rock uh and you know that's all that i see when i when i look at him was the slap a horrible thing to do absolutely should people have cheered that on no and it doesn't seem like they really did i think he took a lot of heat for what he did that night uh and i just look at a broken guy and i'm just like oh man yeah he's definitely got that like hollow look in his eyes which we may or may not have seen earlier this week in another presidential address of some sort but um it was just it's like he feels very much dead inside and just like defeated as a human being and it's really just uncomfortable to sit there and watch it just looks like some we're on the precipice of something bad happening in his life that i'm just like ugh i just feel bad for him i don't know if we're on the precipice i think a lot of bad things have happened in his life yeah maybe already but uh yeah i mean there was the whole thing about his relationship drama with like the entanglement yeah she got into an entanglement and you're still slapping someone else in front of the world for her honor there's some weird weird stuff going on there's some weird stuff going on and i just can't help but feel bad for him because you can tell me clearly he's a man of large talent you know he's been in a lot of different movies he expresses himself well he won the oscar for best actor and that was decided before he even went up and decided to slap chris rock across the face and he seems to be somebody who's never recognized just how talented he is and has never been super sound in himself that's what i get from it scott yeah it looks like this is his least favorite role of all time is playing his real life yeah oh that's difficult man yeah i've seen some interviews that he's done with some like round table actors where he's always talked about you know if i could just get to this moment in career i'll in my career i'll feel sound in myself or i'll feel better about myself and if that's you know we're going to talk about this in a later episode of just those things aren't going to fulfill you fame is not going to fulfill you the acting is not going to fulfill you you have to find fulfillment in what is your actual true reality and that doesn't seem to be what has happened with will smith i will tell you he says he apologized to tony rock and chris rock's mom i went and saw tony rock in vegas it was his last show in vegas um before he was on his way out and he told an amazing joke about the chris rock's lap it certainly has not hit him to heart at all he's like you know what will did was wrong he went up and slapped my brother but man have i been getting a lot of girls because of this situation and he told this joke about like how all these people have been creeping up to like call him like oh my gosh tony your brother got slapped and he's like i pick up the phone and i'm like i mean he hit my brother you know it's like they hit you he's like you know when they mess with your family you know what what am i going to say was in front of tv and all in front of these people he's like i've been getting so many girls because of this situation hey there's beauty from those ashes that he's getting yeah you know we all we all get out of the holes that we find ourselves in at some point or another and tony rock has certainly managed to do that so yeah that's really it on the chris rock thing i feel bad for all parties involved although i think chris rock has made his way out of this and has gotten quite a bit of a boost because of it wait he came out in some comedy special he was doing or said that he was doing somewhere and was pretty much just joking about it and right seems like he's like i mean he's not taking permanent he he handled it like a champ as well as anyone could so no one's no one in this situation is like oh chris rock has this this uh has some lasting negativity around him from it no it's all right pretty much all in will smith and it's just kind of a it's still awkward it's like the shock waves of the slap are still sending awkwardness through the universe but we're still feeling today forever you know he could have gone without even putting up an apology and just like lived his life and i think people would have just been like oh it's okay just fine we're sad for you it's fine yeah and you know it's weird that it's like all here getting like getting jiggy with it come on and when you're out at a restaurant or something and uh it's just not the same it's just i just can't think back i just think back to that awkward moment yeah and i mean there's plenty of like artists with things that taint their artwork that i can still kind of enjoy it because whatever but like for whatever reason the will smith one in particular i'm just like it just killed the vibe from me man there's just such a deep sadness behind a man who should have a lot of machismo and he doesn't yeah no to your point i love that chris rock you know he he poked fun at it at the situation at large but um you know he's he's a consummate professional and just kind of was just like look this is clearly a personal issue that we're dealing with like behind closed doors yeah um and i'm not gonna i'm not gonna dunk on him and and like drag him through the gravel or anything like that so right you know he very easily could oh absolutely could be eviscerating and nobody can play the race card or anything because it's two black guys just like going at each other yeah there was a lot to be gained and he he stood aside and didn't do anything he's a bigger person as they say and yes guys i do have a blanket okay i'm very cold i'm perpetually cold in the studio in the office everywhere and taylor and scott make fun of me and i make fun of them for it so the air air conditioning is off now and it's getting warm in here but yet you're still i will never be affected by climate change i'm constantly i am constantly freezing if alma had a private jet she'd be flying it around even harder just so they're worth it please give me a private jet so i can emit some co2 into the atmosphere i'm over how cold it is in this goddamn office anyways guys let's move on from will smith to another another celebrity a delightful story uh you know sometimes guys sometimes we do drugs and sometimes we bring them to foreign countries and sometimes those foreign countries do not like the fact that you have drugs on you and that is what happened to brittany griner in russia and she was subsequently arrested is now going through this whole trial in court period has pled guilty to the charges as there's very very small likelihood that she would get acquitted in a country like russia that has a track record of not doing that for many people so here's time magazine uh the cover which is uh beautifully edited i don't know what you want me to say about this this looks like a really bad job yeah i mean just like the outline around her head and it's taylor was like i could do a better job which is not saying much i mean uh it's just kind of people were this is not just my criticism this was like trending on twitter people were kind of laughing at the like amateur job done on photoshop here just like the way her head's cut out yeah it's kind of awkward but aside from that it's it's giving a very strong message of of what it says exactly here brittany griner in the fight for freedom so much in some so many interesting conversations to have here first of all brittany geiner hated the united states of america i think she's flipped a script on that one a little bit since she's been arrested in russia and i think she has a different outlook on freedom or maybe she even understands what the word freedom means now which might this might be a lesson that she's very much needed another conversation point here is the fight for freedom come on now and the person above this says this perfectly she got caught with some effing carts in her luggage and they're making her out to be harriet tubman like come on now look at this she brought marijuana to russia she got arrested for the marijuana and that's the situation we find ourselves in well the the next uh chapter of this is that we're offering to exchange a russian uh arms dealer notorious arms dealer back to russia um in exchange for our nba wnba player right who who voluntarily broke their law so that's the world arms dealer marijuana cartridges like really think about which one's a little heavier on that one an arms dealer oh i wish we had that tick tock of the the this guy on tick tock did like one of those uh trade what is it trade analysis or whatever like it had it was like an nfl trade and anyways like i receive you receive and yeah i we get wnba player who hates america and makes forty thousand dollars a year for this globally notorious arms dealer who's you know an internationally known criminal right could we find like like maybe like a a russian vodka smuggler or something and maybe train them that's got to exist a russian hockey women's hockey player or something all right what's crazy too is i i read somewhere that she was uh she was complaining that she was not read her rights after the arrest and it's like well okay that would you would have a uh you know a complaint if you were arrested here in the united states but hey that's a totally different country [Music] your miranda rights are are important here not over there young lady but again you know i'm i'm not gonna come out and say i'm against sort of trying to uh have some sort of trade or use diplomacy in order to get her back over here i think that was some that is something that we would expect for any american that's stuck in a foreign country and i think we can recognize that these are probably unforeseen circumstances on her part and she's in a situation that she never would have imagined that she was in much like the uh kid who i think went to singapore and broke one of their laws and ended up getting beaten by the government over there or the guy who went to north korea and stole a poster and ended up dying because of his imprisonment over there i would expect the government in some capacity to work to help to retrieve a citizen of ours back to our country however i hope it comes with a little change in mindset when that does happen for you a little more appreciation for the homeland where you do have miranda rights and where you don't get caned for infractions of spitting gum on the ground or something like maybe happens in singapore right and all these people who are going to talk about brittany greiner and the us's response to it are people who would turn around tomorrow and look at people who go america first and yell at them and call them racist and call them nationalists but when britney griner an american is stuck in another country it's suddenly america first and help your american citizens first so when that shift happens for you hopefully it comes with the realization that oh maybe that other side that i've been opposing for quite some time actually has something to say and actually there is some merit to caring about american citizens and people who you you share a country and a homeland with before you worry about things happening in other countries just maybe is it isn't it interesting too i feel like a lot of people um they get they get mad about uh people here in america not respecting other cultures here within the states it's like well i feel like there's a lack of respect uh in all of those people who you were talking about uh when they step foot into another country it's like it's you're entering into a different world and you need to recognize that and it's not all about you anymore yes it's very true exactly we get all been out of shape about like the smallest infraction of cultural appropriation or whatever but then we'll gallivant in another country and and you know not care about their laws or not not do enough due diligence to even research them get in trouble and then blame our own country perfect segway taylor speaking of galavanting into another country let's talk about the us border hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants have crossed the u.s border mainly through the state of texas although here in california where we all live we are experiencing it as well as well as all of the other states that line the u.s border so essentially what the texas governor governor abbott has decided to do is hey if the federal government is not going to do anything about our border if they're not going to allow us to do anything about our border i'm going to take these illegal immigrants and i'm going to ship them up to the states and the cities that are advocating for them and that are saying we need more sanctuaries and more places for them to stay so they're heading up to washington dc they're heading up to new york city and creating an influx into these areas that now the the mayors have to respond to and apparently now the washington dc mayor has said her city is at a tipping point with just 5 100 illegal immigrants entering her city so what does that mean for texas where hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants are are entering the state all in one massive influx the likes of which we've never seen before as a country yeah i saw a tweet that said like you know texas has had over a million illegal immigrants come flood into its its state and its property and and and then they've had to deal with that and uh five thousand go to dc and they declare uh like they call on the national guard and on the verge of declaring a state of emergency it's it's like here's a i think this is actually a one of the more astute pieces of political maneuvering i've seen by governors because it was i think the arizona governor and texas governor both um just started saying okay well we're going to ship these to the the capital of the country um and let them experience a little bit of where what what we're experiencing here and there is sort of a delicious uh poetic justice to it um but but it all speaks to like an actual broader problem and i think we saw today the government is moving to um complete or a section of a wall that was left not to be completed they swore they would not when um when they took control but uh now they're they've kind of changed their tune a little bit but i guess once you start feeling the pain of your own policies um that's what it takes to change that is what it takes the the effects of what you've advocated for have to come to your own neighborhood and that's exactly what's happening here's a quote from governor abbott's press secretary washington d.c finally understands what texans have been dealing with every single day as our communities are overrun and overwhelmed by thousands of illegal immigrants thanks to president joe biden's open border policies there you go it's sometimes like uh do you like the taste of your own medicine how does it taste oh oh you're throwing up and you don't like it and you want to get rid of it and you don't want to deal with it anymore imagine how we feel and another person who has entered this discussion is mayor eric adams you know him as the mayor of new york city also as a former police officer this is what he said about the influx of illegal immigrants in his city this is a real burden on new yorkers as we're trying to do the right thing uh we already as i stated we already have an overburdened shelter system so now we're talking about as you stated food clothing school this is going to impact our of our schools because we do not turn away individuals because they're undocumented translation services there's just a whole host of things that this is going to produce and that's why we need we need help and getting this done and we need to write coordination to make it happen see there are so many things and this is why progressivism and leftism in itself is so enticing right because you get to be given these broad ideas that sound so wonderful open borders where anybody's able to roam wherever they like and you can flee difficult situations and you can come to a country that gives you opportunities sounds really nice sounds like a wonderful thing that if we had the ability to give to people who was truly truly in need we would and as a country we do that through our actual immigration laws but now that those are nolan void anybody who's everybody can enter this country and he points out things that are outside of the scope of what we've even been talking about with illegal immigration you know we've focused on the coyotes we focused on on child trafficking we focused on uh female victims who are experiencing sexual assault at the border we're focusing on crime rates that are that are skyrocketing due to this influx of illegal immigration but what about resources what about resources that would normally be available to to your children what about jobs that we do not have the capacity of filling that are needed when you have illegal immigrants entering your country your city your state there are logistical problems to this that nobody is willing to tackle let alone acknowledge because open borders sounds wonderful and it sounds amazing much like with everything yeah it's the it's the same same old problem of uh policy by virtue signaling that ends up causing all sorts of of unintended consequences and then that you act surprised when it's it's suddenly happening that that your your systems are overwhelmed like we have limits and quotas in the uh in the immigration system for a reason because there's only there there are limits to what what we can take and if you just open the floodgates um you're going to end up with an overwhelmed system and i'm reminded of uh this same kind of principle at work when you look at a city like san francisco where these virtue signaling policies are like oh well it's uh it's oppressive to uh have clean streets because you have to force the people off them or anything like that and like that's the sentiment of it is oh we want to be nice to people but you end up with an unlivable situation and i think we're doing what san francisco is doing and with their homeless problem is basically what uh a picture of what we're doing as a country with this illegal immigration problem and you can only ignore it for so long and the the funny part is the the people who support those policies are all like moving out of san francisco now if our whole country gets overwhelmed with this illegal immigrant problem um there's nowhere else to go we have to like address this and that's not to say we shouldn't be lost in all this that like yes a lot of these are um genuine refugees people who are fleeing economic uh refugee situations and venezuela and stuff and that shouldn't be without compassion it's so they're still very human stories i was reading some about a venezuelan family in new york that just got dropped off in the middle of the city and didn't know where to go and that was kind of somewhat outside their control but it's really not their fault we are by having this open border policy and they know that the incentive structure is there and that's where the issue has to be addressed and heretofore it hasn't been but hopefully um this this tactic of busing uh these people to the capitol is drawing it's enough attention to make some kind of change yeah because people just need to realize they need to be affected by what they create that's it's simple as that they need to have their child come home from school and be like oh well mom we don't have enough resources because all these new kids are suddenly at the school or now there's people who cannot translate and cannot speak the grocery stores are overwhelmed because we have all these people coming in to buy things and we are in the middle of a recession even though people want to go ahead and redefine what that word means we will get to that uh but we have american citizens who are already being affected by by policies separate from that of the the open borders that we're now experiencing and once those people people feel pushed to the wayside guess what they're going to be vocal about it they're going to start to talk about it and it's unfortunate that instead when they could just read what's happening in texas and go you know what that's a problem and we should figure out what's happening over there instead you have to have people like governor abbott who go nope bust them up there and see see what happens and it is it is devastating i mean i know you guys heard the story of what the 46 people found in the back of a truck who were dead who who had come to this country hopefully for for some sort of opportunity you would hope and these are our real people's lives and it's it's when we talk about these issues it's really easy to get bogged down in what is the broader conversation itself but we forget we're talking about true individual people we're talking about mothers and children we're talking about families we're talking about asylum seekers we're talking about people who have it very difficult in in their home country we're talking about criminals there's a lot of separate uh conversations that should be circulating when we're discussing this but instead we're going well no open border sounds nice also you have a side of our of our political sphere that is saying this is an incentive for us the more people we get over here and the more that they attribute their now basically american citizenship to us the more voters we can get once we once we put that into play which is something that is being tried to put into play to allow people who are undocumented to be able to voice uh to voice their opinion and to vote so so many people are willing to take advantage of what are some very horrific individual situations for these people trying to get into this country is it a little ironic too wasn't it new york the city or a borough that was trying to uh institute some sort of um open voting for even non-citizens recently and i can't remember if that was under uh mayor eric adams i'm not quite sure but yes that was something that new york tried to do is to allow people who were undocumented to be able to voice their opinion in their elections so can you imagine that maybe there's a little bit of incentive to sway the american vote a few hundred thousand if not millions by the time this is all said and done that's it guys and as tom soul would say if you are not enforcing your immigration policy and legislation you don't have any so we live in a country that essentially has open borders and you would not be uh wrong in saying america is an open border country and even though we're so racist and a horrible oppressive place for minorities they're still flocking here by the tens of thousands i wonder why they're just coming to be oppressed i guess they're coming to be oppressed by us yeah unbelievable uh now let's move on guys uh when you're looking around at the state of the economy right now maybe the rates of inflation how expensive your gas is how maybe your commute to work is hurting your hurting your pockets a little bit maybe your grocery bill is a little bit more expensive than it was before considering we have rates of inflation the likes of which we've never seen before in this country wikipedia has decided to go ahead and change the definition of recession we've seen the press secretary also try to do the same and say well technically we're not in a recession which i believe the technical definition not the one stated by wikipedia is two quarters of economic decline correct until five minutes ago that was uh agreed upon by all the people saying now that they've never heard of that definition before that i've seen a video on social media of uh bill clinton and george bush sitting together george h.w bush or no george w bush agreeing on that as the using that as a definition i've seen there's some spokesman for the current administration's economic policy that was out there um on video recently saying that that's not the technical definition of recession and the same person about eight years ago is on video saying exactly what that it is so there's just been yeah yeah yeah so it's it's just a bunch of word playing games and and it's it's adapting the definition of words to fit a political side or agenda right and it's just this is why language is so powerful and why these things must be called out when definitions change and definitions do change quite often the definition of feminism has changed quite largely from when it was first enacted and used the definition of racism has changed largely since we first decided what that word meant and now the definition of recession on wikipedia has changed and now says that there is no global consensus on the definition of a recession and that was added on july 27th ah isn't that super convenient and guess what to that i say does there need to be a global consensus on what the definition of a recession is because certainly there's a united states consensus on that and that is two quarters of economic decline and what have we experienced i think we're in a recession i'm just gonna go out on a limb here and say that's exactly what we've experienced but if you change the definition and you just market that to people and that's all people see that's all they hear that's all they read that's all they know right and and it's it's so dumb because it it makes it's a maybe you could say it's an effective piece of political maneuvering because they are the effort is to make the argument about what the definition of a recession is and not about the fact that you can't afford groceries anymore and it's like whether you call it a recession or not i'm still paying seven dollars a gallon for gasoline out here in california and uh groceries are it's more expensive than ever um think cars used cars are unaffordable like so many things are up uh are getting insanely expensive and wages aren't increasing and inflation is is making uh my money worth less and so that's all happening regardless of whatever label you want to put on it america's americans are poor yes exactly and in all of this that they do is seemingly in an effort to just distract you from what's right outside your door and what you're going to continue to experience and the good thing about all this all these horrible things is that i think americans are waking up to it and as much as you can go on twitter and see that the definition has changed on wikipedia it doesn't change what's happening in your household and hopefully they know who to hold accountable when the time comes and that's not to say there aren't conservatives who need to be held accountable and republicans who need to be held accountable as well but hopefully people are just keeping inventory of these things and it's not just like how it happens with the news cycle and everything changes and changes and changes yeah i feel like we saw this also with the word immunization you know recently and it was very much a part of our life for two straight years and it still is honestly um but now it's just shifted to a new crisis and like oh let's let's uh kind of control this in the manner in which we want to and make sure everybody else sees it through this specific lens right 100 like yeah immunization used to be natural immunization used to be a part of that whole definition too doesn't seem to be a part of that anymore with racism what did racism used to be it used to be anybody from any sort of racial group could be racist to another and could judge somebody and view them as superior or inferior and now what do they tell you racism is something that is directly linked to a structure of power and privilege or a system so black people can't be racist hispanics can't be racist asians can't be racist the definition shifts and then they add it into what is the cultural zeitgeist of the time and then suddenly we've just accepted that as being real and if you needed more to just hone in on this point here is a tweet where the definition of the word definition has been changed on wikipedia it now says definitions cannot be easily set into categories as meanings evolve to meet the needs of societal change i'm so sorry but the definition of recession doesn't change to meet the needs of societal change the definition of racism or feminism or immunization does not change to meet the needs of a society yeah and look at just the words that they're using a fluid statement of meaning what does that remind you of this whole gender fluidity movement it's this new influx of a post-modern ideology that has basically become the mainstream way of thinking in our culture that is there's there's no truth everything's fluid and if i can use my institutional power to change the dictionary definition of a word then i'm changing somehow reality and that is not the case you cannot change use uh your institutional power whether that's through academia whether that's through what you write in a dictionary or an encyclopedia or what you put on tv you cannot change reality and real is real and the the purpose of definitions of words is so that we can accurately describe reality and if you're just if you if they're just this meaningless fluidity thing um you're just robbing the world of any sense of objective meaning and guess what we're all just floating around in subjectivity and uh there's you can't you can't build a successful society on that you can't build a successful life on that uh and you're just you're making you're hollowing out the foundation on which everything is built which is just truth right and what are they going to tell you no but there's your truth there's your reality there's your definition of the phrase no there's not there's the truth there's the reality there's the definition of the phrase and that is it and that's what needs to be what these people need to be met with at every turn when they try to change things up and use this against you because they're not used to being met with that idea they're not used to being corrected for the things that they're saying and they think it's just going to be it's just going to go off without a hitch and it's not you don't get to change the definition of the word definition i can't believe it did you get that list of other words that uh i think it's a local distance tweeted it recession is where it starts and then they had court packing is another word that they've re redefined female is a new one that they've they've updated the definition to say having a gender identity that is the opposite of male which feels like it's still a circular definition it's just like they added another stop on the circle right uh girl is now a person whose gender identity is female instead of a female child from birth to adulthood um a boy is a child whose gender identity is male of course uh racism has also has a refined revised definition bigot uh they've just are yeah they're going they're changing everything and thinking that just by changing what a dictionary says and what uh if you say the original definition by shaming anyone who uses that original definition into accepting the new definitions that you're somehow changing reality and you're just not but they would be correct in a way because you know if we if we stopped talking today and if we stopped calling out the changes of these definitions and stop posting them on twitter and talking about them guess what your next generation grows up thinking this is the definition your next generation grows up thinking this is the definition and when they write the little history books that everybody gets to read in school guess what what viewpoint they write it from certainly not ours and they're certainly not going to put in that part where in 2020 they changed all the definitions and make sure all the kids know that which is wild to me and it makes me think about my own education here in the united states and what i've read in history and like what did you alter what did you change now that i'm so cognizant of the power that people have to do that there's probably so much that we do not know and i can't imagine what it's going to look like moving forward now that people have decided they're going to harness the power of being able to change and abbreviate and revise everything to fit their own world view so good luck kids of the future my goodness it's uh it's orwellian i mean in in 1984 they he writes like there is no history except the history that the party said and there's no reality except the endless present that whatever the party says is always right and you know we don't have like a central party that's pulling all the strings per se in our culture but there is this mainstream ideology that if you don't subscribe to then you're silenced and censored and shamed and uh meanwhile the the mainstream ideology is just being blasted everywhere possible down to kids and it's being rewritten in our history books and 1619 project type stuff and uh it it's creating a world in which the reality that they want you to live in is the reality that you're you're going to experience if you are just born into this world and the actual objective truth or what actually happened in history is irrelevant to how they want you to see the world and how they want you to think and live right and here's another language change let's look at the headline of this article academy of breastfeeding medicine advising hospitals to use term father's milk and quote lactating person end quote instead of nursing mother because it's more quote gender inclusive and quote clown world end quote this is the world that we're living in and what i what i can hope uh if nothing else is that the people who grow up in this and especially young children have just enough of their own critical thinking skills to to make sense of this and go that doesn't sound right miss whatever your name is and we have seen videos of kids doing exactly that like what do you mean your your pronouns are they them that doesn't make sense in a sentence and i hope that just kids maintain what hopefully is natural to just your own perception as a human being but we know that that can be distorted yeah i think that kids but poking holes in these ideologues uh way of thinking is just evidence that common sense contradicts it um but i think we have also seen that indoctrination is effective and you can teach people to think in the terms that you want them to think and uh that's that's the danger here but stuff like this like father's milk medicine advising hospitals to use fat the term father's milk it's like that is so facially absurd you know i might that's saying i love uh don't don't pee on me and tell me it's raining right like telling me to say father's milk is like peeing on me and saying it's raining and you just believe it it's it's it's a form of gaslighting and it's like i think there's there's no limiting principle to these people's ideology because when you that's what i love about libs of tick tock is it's just what mainstream leftism is when you take into its logical extreme and if you take the the gender ideology where there's no differences between men and women and biology doesn't exist and all this stuff uh yeah father's milk that that is the logical conclusion uh you have to say that that's what it is and um but because there's no limiting principle my hope is that it'll get so absurd that people just cannot handle the cognitive dissonance anymore and just throw this off but yeah you know you got to think like the the people who grow up on this or learn this stuff are going to turn on something like national geographic or like planet earth and learn that animals have a pretty binary system of gen of sex i'm not going to say gender because gender is not the term of of sex and that this is the way that they function or are are entities like that going to change well as well are they going to change their messaging is it going to be uh the lion that identifies as male 1 and and the hippo that identifies as female or or the the milk giving lion or something like that are they going to have to change all this language so that you you are basically within a cult of language where you don't get to recognize what is actually true and you never get to step outside it like how are they going to circumvent that problem i don't know i feel like oh my my camera died so i'm always going to be voice over but yeah it's it's kind of weird um i feel like in the same way that we were dealing with the whole like what is a woman issue i mean we're still dealing with it but um it i mean it kind of falls apart on itself the fact that we're indicating what a father is and that's oh soon it'll be nothing it'll be parent's milk it will be soon there's a there we're going to progress into a phase of just completely ungendered language 100 yeah i mean i i i'm already shocked at how absurd it's gotten and i can't believe there hasn't been so much pushback that just stamps out all this insanity um which makes me worry like how much further does it have to go before we hit the proverbial rock bottom right before people are like okay we're just we're done we're done with the woke stuff you're done yeah you're done sit down no father's milk man's man woman's a woman right like that's it we're just going to live in reality again and i'm still waiting for us to get there so yeah the internet's gonna also have a heyday with this uh father's milk you know urban dictionary is gonna go off oh hundred percent chat comments already there's gonna be new everything now guys let's move on to uh just a piece of semi-breaking news this came out just a few hours ago we've been talking a lot about climate change climate hysteria i personally am not super anti the whole climate change uh narrative however i do question the hysteria around it and just how quickly things are going to be brought about and and just how much our co2 emissions affect the climate and things like ammonia and nitrogen and all these things and i certainly question anybody who's willing to put about to bring about sweeping regulations in a country that all of a sudden place a lot of power a lot of land and a lot of resource in their hands while stealing it from their citizens as we're seeing in in the netherlands in the uk in america just all across the globe now but come to find out a list has been uh submitted of the top 10 celebrities who have racked up the most co2 emissions this year using their private jets and you might be a little bit shocked to find out who's number one but let's go through all of them at number 10 we got mr astroworld travis scott this one doesn't surprise me at all i don't i don't imagine that he's very uh careful about his relationship to the environment yeah i mean i don't know much about him other than he's like a rich famous rapper who dated one of the kardashians or jenners or something right yeah and he was the guy who got all the the trampled people at his concert that was that was a little bit of hysteria they have like the devil mouth thing that everyone's like at his concert it's like a giant devil mouth that you walk into or something it sounds about right yeah yeah it's the astral world now yeah yeah yeah 100 that that's travis scott so he's number 10. three million tons of co2 emitted it says yeah or three thousand times three thousand point three yeah i don't know what exactly uh how much that actually means but let's see it says uh kylie jenner was in hot water this week after posting a photo of her private jet blah blah blah travis total flight time for 2022 is already 8 384 minutes or 5.8 days on his private jet okay number nine respectable but i'm sure we can do better yeah number nine is oprah winfrey you get a house you get a car you get a private jet you get a boat uh i'm not surprised by this one at all although oprah winfrey is super woke we all know that to be true also i don't trust oprah winfrey i'm this might be a tangent point for the podcast but if you guys want to know anything i don't trust oprah winfrey i think she is like conspiracy theory in it all epstein island all this stuff she's in his little black book by the way uh she's a spooky lady with a lot of power yeah she's a little side note i see it says her shortest flight this year was 14 minutes which alone created one ton of co2 emissions gosh just imagine i mean i can't say that i wouldn't take advantage of a private jet actually i can say that because i will tell you i have been offered to ride on a private jet once and i said you know what i'll fly commercial not because i'm against private jet flying but because i'm scared the smaller the more risky for you yeah yeah the smaller the plane and the we all know private planes crash way more than commercial planes so i will not fly a private jet even if i became rich enough to do that well so i guess we don't have to worry about omelette taking 12 years you don't have to worry about my co2 emissions i will literally go to lax wait in line for two plus hours to get on my delta economy seat flight just for the sake of 747. yeah if there's anything i'm irrational about it is 100 flying i'll get on a flight right okay so i got on a flight the other day and it was southwest in ross lynch for those of you who know who ross lynch is he's a disney channel star austin and ally things like that uh was on my flight and i was like oh yeah ross lynch is on the flight the plane's not going down yeah yeah she said that before it's like uh like we were coming back from some conference once and like one of the other speakers was in on the flight too and he was like someone of renown and i was like oh he's on the plane we'll be okay yeah i'm like there's no way a plane with a famous person is going to crash and then we we die together you know there's statistically it's not going to happen or if i see like a bunch of kids get on the plane i'm like oh the plane's not going down everything it's gonna be fine the pilot's gonna fly harder and yeah yeah yeah everything's gonna be better because these kids are on the plane and because that celebrity is on the seat whatever makes you feel better yeah you know it just helps me it just helps me calm my nerves a little bit uh so yeah number eight marky mark mark wahlberg is he a big climate guy no i know like uh mark ruffalo is uh what's his face leonardo dicaprio let's keep him straight i often get these men confused i get like matt damon leonardo dicaprio and mark wahlberg all confused all the time they're all ben affleck's in there ben affleck's in there yeah no i i can't think of much activism on the part of mark wahlberg so at least he doesn't have that whole hypocrisy angle going on but um you know he's number eight on the list so i guess that's an achievement of some sort yeah you've done something there number seven is kim kardashian and this is not surprising at all we shouldn't be surprised to see uh any kardashian on this list i'm pretty sure kylie took like three minute flights was like the shortest flight she took wow which is like how long do you even how far do you even get in three minutes get it i think they said it was like equivalent to a 30 to 40 minute drive here in los angeles yeah i think it was from uh lax to burbank which again by the time you like put your luggage on the it's a private jet you know get off i guess but like you could have a private car that's really comfortable and drive 20 minutes instead of having to go to an airport like how far out of the way i don't think they have to go to i think they have like special like landing strip areas that you can go to in any given city and then you just land there like they don't land at a normal they don't land at lax or burbank or like you know yeah private airstrips yeah yeah out there i'm positive they have or they have a helicopter that just takes them to cetera right the helicopters number six is steven spielberg i i just never think of steven spielberg when i think celebrity but he's like super up there he's probably more rich than a lot of these people so that doesn't surprise me at all he has the longest average flight time on this list that one hour and 47 minutes so at least he's like getting his times worth out of his flight and not just taking these little 20-minute flights he's going to these remote destinations to film his his latest movie uh so yeah okay steven spielberg boring next uh blake shell and baby brother what are some blake shelton songs can we make some puns out of blake shelton songs i literally can't name one i i'm drawing a blank i feel like in the chat you drop some blake's shelton songs yeah what are some blake's shows and songs hold on we've been doing this game with other with other okay hold on none of these are really good uh no none of these are good for puns i'm so sorry god's country he's flying all over god's country [Laughter] maybe he's feeling lonely tonight on his private jet maybe he's got his own sangria on the private jet these aren't really good for making puns part of me just hopes that they're combining both gwen stefani his wife and blake's usage of a single private plane because then you can make a little no doubt yeah you got it hey happy anywhere that's a good song he's happy anywhere on that on that private jet god gave me huge private jet to fly anywhere i want [Laughter] god gave me this private jet uh number four is a-rod and again you could say we hope that well he's no longer with jennifer lopez's because she's getting married to ben affleck oh gosh they are married oh they are married now oh gosh the divorce isn't finalized so much celebrity news to keep up with guys don't you love it i care so much i was surprised by a-rod i just didn't realize how rich he might be from his uh i know he's trying to buy the timberwolves right now in the nba team yeah he's been in the works there yeah interesting mlb contracts are mostly guaranteed so he got a big payday plus endorsements media career and all that so he's doing fine fair enough number three is hov jay-z even though that's not a picture of jay-z i'm like wondering why they took that picture it's like uh jc and drag presumably that's beyonce presumably it's beyonce and again we hope that they're linking up their two flights together although it might be with becky with the good hair that might be a reason to use the private jet i'm sorry but cheating on beyonce come on i'm i'm not in the loop on this uh cultural uh he cheated on beyonce with becky with the good hair that well she sounds like she has good hair okay number two mcbs said jay-z got 99 problems with the climate ain't won there's plenty of jc songs there's plenty of james how many times you fly to new york too that one's good that one's good so yeah number two is floyd mayweather money mayweather money mayweather he gets a lot of money he's got a lot a lot of money i'm not surprised by this at all i'm not a fan of floyd mayweather as he is a wife beater uh but he also doesn't strike me as a man that's terribly concerned about the environment no i don't think he's concerned about much anything outside of him himself and his crew also just for a second imagine being a woman getting hit by floyd mayweather i think about that every time i see his name i just cannot that'd be horrible you know how much yes he's a trained boxer but he's also like five foot eight or something and 160 come on come on what i'm just saying like yeah holy hell when i heard that story like a giant man tyson fury yeah oh god oh my gosh tyson fury's huge or like like anthony joshua oh my gosh just imagine anyways we'll talk sports another time and number one is t swizzle baby taylor freaking swift which if you guys remember is like a super activist sometimes she's like uh gotten into many a political argument and many a political headline for her advocacy for progressive leftist policy and politicians and in her song only the young talks about the effect of climate change on young people and when speaking has mentioned it as one of the most horrific things that young people are going to have to deal with in their lifetime i knew what other what other taylor swift puns do we have when asked about climate hypocrisy she just leaves a blank space she's a real lover of those private jets we know all too well how much she flies i have a list i don't actually know these taylor swift songs i'm like looking at a list of taylor swift songs when she saw the list of other celebrities with their co2 emissions she said hey steven spielberg that one's so bad don't blame me for flying around the country she just shakes off all the criticism she just shakes up all the criticism would you say she knows her private jet all too well i don't have any bad blood or though after all [Laughter] so good if you guys think of any more taylor swift puns write them down below in the comments i can't say that i'm shocked to see that this is the reality let's get a clear depiction of just how much she has been flying she probably flew like 1989 times if we have to counter private jets it's probably 22. uh taking the number one spot is the wholesome queen taylor swift shockingly taylor has created more carbon emissions than any other celebrity at 8 293 tons uh racking up a total of 170 flights on her private jet since january taylor swift has amassed a vast 22 923 minutes in the air or 15.9 days considering that she is not currently touring this is a huge amount taylor's average flight time is 80 minutes with an average of 139.36 miles per flight slow clap for taylor swift very well done so so 170 flights since january i bet taylor swift is going to want to go back to december after reading this trinity in the chat says look what you made me do to the climate oh it's so good man wow wow huh well she's getting a lot of heat on this for the internet now i think she's trending on twitter as we speak and i imagine the swifties which is her clan of fans are going to be coming at her hard over this or defending her very hard we all know with fandoms and celebrities they will do anything to back the person that they know and that they love and i don't want to really ridicule her all that much for her uh for her place in this list and for what she's done i just think it adds a little bit of levity hopefully she reads this and goes oh yeah maybe i'm talking about things that i don't really know about because again it is so easy to hop up on your shoe box or whatever and and say your soap box maybe it's a shoebox maybe it's a shoebox taylor swift for me it's a shoe box before a soapbox it's so easy to hop up on your soapbox and go yo i care about the climate oh i care about race or i care about feminism or i care about uh you know the lgbtq rights and all these things and truly not even know what your own the own effect that you're having on these things so many of us love to feel like armchair activists and talk about all the things that we're doing to help people and all this stuff but we're not actually doing the work in our real life so talk about these things and these issues when you're actually doing the work in real life yeah i think a reason why it's like it's so uh delicious for lack of a better word to kind of see these celebrities held accountable a little bit is because so often we do see the armchair activism and they're in their ivory towers talking about defunding the police while they're surrounded by private security and living outside of town in safe neighborhoods right and uh you know they're flying around on private jets while lecturing us about the climate and saying you guys need to eat bugs and live in a pod and uh we're we don't ever get to really have the ammo to fight back but the only reason we do is this is a rare instance in which uh flight logs are public and people are just looking into this and holding people accountable which tells you something about the power of transparency and like so much hypocrisy and corruption happens where transparency is lacking and this is just one instance where we have a little bit of transparency and we can see the hypocrisy and the world would be a better place if we uh did hold our celebrities and elites accountable for uh imposing their uh their views and and their ideas on us um that they're not even they don't even believe themselves and you can talk about the covid situation and and how they were dining out and not wearing masks when they were imposing all those and supporting lockdowns and uh but you know transparency goes a long way and i think it should be like a norm in our society in our government as much as we can just free transparency yeah a hundred percent and uh you know you see all these celebrities any given award show any given time they get the chance oh my god i'd like to thank everybody that worked on this project but also insert the current political message of the time here and i'm like i'm so distraught about this and you you listening at home you do something about it you know these people who want to hop up and talk about things like climate talk about uh you know all any given social issue while they in their normal lives are perpetuating the problem more often than not you know these celebrities who come up and want to talk about race and enslavement and people being harmed but they're making their money from places like china that is actively invested in slave labor and in holding down free speech and and going against its people at any given turn that it gets the chance so it is good to see these people sort of get called out and i'll be interested to see what taylor swift's response to this is knowing her it's probably going to be a very sweet innocent guys i'm so sorry and i will work to do better on this in the future knowing her and i think that's okay and it's not something that we need to dog on her on dog on her for or like yell at her for but just it's noted you know now this is something that you have in your brain you that's noted when the next time she says something about what you need to do yeah maybe she'll think twice about you know lecturing other people about the climate now when it's publicly known that she's not living by her own standards that she's imposing on other people and that's really mostly all people can ask for what p what makes people mad we can disagree on on how the the measures that should be taken to address uh climate and global warming or whatever but uh don't be a hypocrite and i think that that makes that's where people uh just get you lose them immediately and you're putting your career on the line by doing all this virtually signaling if you don't have the lifestyle to back it up and we address that in the work that we do so often you know we talk about these issues on any given day and it's so easy it would be so easy for us every day to just come in here and sit down and start talking to you guys and tell you all the things that need to change and all the things that need to happen but it's another thing for us to go out and do things and say you know this is an issue that we've recognized that we want to contribute to solving and that's what we try to do so hopefully the same can be said to some of these celebrities who like to talk about all the things that they do you can open up the conversation and talk about these politicians and the transparency that they need with the amount of insider training that they're doing lining their pockets with the regulations and and working with these companies in this synergistic relationship where they make all this money and we're none the wiser because we don't get to see what they do and in everything in life i think i mean we don't need to know everything that anybody does at any given day there's tons of things that the government does that maybe does not need to be the knowledge of the citizens and maybe it is in our best interest that they stay secret but there are other things that we need transparency with and we need to hold people accountable for especially if they're going to talk about it now if taylor swift had never said a thing about climate change and it had not been an issue for her and it had not been something that she told us about and said was a horrific problem that we needed to fix i wouldn't be talking about her this much but she did right and she has right and that's that's the point yeah just don't be a hypocrite that's not this shouldn't be that hard but i think there's such a an incentive and a reward or perceived reward to just virtue signal in our culture right now and uh and an incentive to beat the drum of whatever you're supposed to be beating for the uh for you know virtue points um that that it's an irresistible thing even if you know that you're flying all around the country you still got to say something you just had to so just like this is the climate summit that happens every year and they all take their private jets there so much so that they cause traffic on the taxiways so this is just another drop in the bucket for this discussion and again for for those of you who watch who maybe feel a little bit of climate anxiety think about all the people who have a direct hand in quotes solving this problem who are contributing it to it on a daily basis and and that's the thing you know if you truly thought that this was the end of civilization if you truly thought this meant not only the end of earth but the end of your own life would you be flying in your private jet to talk about it at the climate summit and if anything that that hypocrisy should help you sleep soundly at night that the people who are telling you you're going to be the most affected and that you run the risk of losing your life are the ones contributing to it so clearly they don't believe what it is they're actually saying and you can use that life lesson in any with any social issue and that sums up today's show thank you guys so much for watching comment down below were there celebrities that you thought were gonna be on this list uh that weren't and did you anticipate miss taylor swift being number one on the list uh if you saw something that you liked today and you agree with put that in the comments down below if you heard something you disagree with put that in the comments down below and if there's a point that you wish we made that we didn't drop that in the comments down below and let's promote some healthy discussion among all of us i do love to read what you guys are talking about and please like subscribe click the 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