Adele Slammed for Loving Womanhood & World Economic Forum Pushes CRT (Part 1) - Will & Amala LIVE

and we're live hi ma'am how you doing today oh i'm i'm fantastic how are you you look very official where he what are you doing here oh that's right i'm with the government oh wow very nice to meet you great to meet you hey uh i noticed your uh your crack pipe looked a little dirty there would you like a brand new one for free you would give me one for free and we're actually prioritizing uh people of color and minorities i'm very high right now but let me get this straight the government wants to give me a clean crack pipe to smoke out and not that i smell crack but if i did you'd give me a clean one that is correct absolutely i mean i don't i promise i don't smoke crack i've never even heard oh i don't really care never mind i just want to make sure you have a clean one i'll take it just to see it just to see it all right here you go happy smoking thank you daddy government i really appreciate it guys welcome to will and amla live we made up that skit two minutes before going live so uh it's and it's surprisingly accurate uh but before we get into the stories of government subsidized crock pipes [Laughter] it's just funny to say it is really so absurd it is so absurd that these words are coming out of my mouth but we'll get to that story but first you guys have missed will he's been in europe you haven't seen him on the show as often i think he's only been on the show a couple of times but today will has given you an update from amsterdam here's that video for you guys hollow that's uh dutch for hello in in america so giving you guys a little fun fact i am here in amsterdam right now i have about three days left on my trip after i finish up here in amsterdam i'm going to st louis and doing a blexit event with candace owens which is going to be a great time and i just wanted to come for the show give you guys a little update on what i've been doing i got back from monaco uh monte carlo in monaco a couple of days ago back here the netherlands was in romania before that before that was in budapest and before that i flew into amsterdam so a couple things that i wanted to talk about here with you guys firstly uh i did a reel uh that we posted on instagram in romania talking about this che guevara cafe and you guys have been following me on social media you see that i've been all over europe and all this kind of stuff and so i'm getting so many people coming and saying well you you lied you how could you get into into europe without being vaccinated you can't go into europe without being vaccinated it's the only way and so i can understand why people would say that but if you go onto the dutch website you're going to see very clearly that there are exemptions to fly into the netherlands being unvaccinated and so i got one of those exemptions i got a work permit to come out to the netherlands to work which is what i've been doing i went and i gave a speech in hungary i've done a lot of radio interviews all sorts of stuff did a speech in romania along with other interviews it's been a a lot of work despite me somewhat being on vacation i've still done a lot of work as well so i got this highly skilled migrant work permit essentially that is the exemption that has got me into europe so that i didn't have to be vaccinated okay and then secondly people are asking well once you're in europe you know how are you going to all around these other countries if you got if you got the work permit for the netherlands how did you go to romania or hungary or france or monte carlo or wherever it is and the only way that you can get into those other countries is with negative tests when in europe they call it the green pass right the green pass and so then when you have the green pass you can go and travel to all these places so as an american i could have had a vaccination record i could have had a negative test or a recovery certificate i didn't have any of the other two so i only had the negative test so basically i've had one of those things those cotton swabs stuck up my nose every single day for the past two weeks it's been terrible to have to do but it's been worth it to be able to go around all over to see europe and all these different things and and report it back to you guys secondly one thing this is this is what i'm gonna make something about on instagram and post this around and talk about this a little bit more but that where when we're in america when i'm in los angeles right and i have to go into a restaurant or the grocery store or a hardware store or whatever it is there is a mandate that says i have to wear a mask there is a vaccine passport requirement that is also a mandate but here in many of the countries in europe these are not mandates these are laws in monaco when we were walking around going uh to this this castle into the palais du prince that's horrible french i understand but we're going and doing all these things it is required by law for you to wear your mask outside okay so there are police officers who are stationed all across the country all across the city looking at people and telling you to put on your mask outside now you know we still obviously didn't do it really i'm not going to think i'm going to wear my mask outside you got another thing coming you got to be kidding me but everywhere we go and we saw police officers they would ask us to put our mask on outside it is actually required by law in america because under the emergency youth authorization you have the right to refuse it is right there in the u.s code it says that you have the right to refuse one of these things whereas here in europe in many of these european countries you do not have that right you do not have the right to refuse this thing is a law it is a law for you to wear your mask outside when we went to a hotel in romania we had to have negative tests to check into the hotel to check into the hotel in monaco we had to have negative tests all these different types of laws that are there put in place that you do not have in america so you know it seems like in america when we're talking about all these mandates and restrictions and all this kind of stuff it's really bad and of course it is really bad there shouldn't be a mandate whatsoever regardless but just be glad that you live in america where these things are not laws where you will not be automatically fined for not wearing a mask or not having a vaccine or a green certificate or recovery pass for going out in any of these places it's a lot different than it is in the united states and i think that a lot of the times in america we take it for granted i think that you know this this trip for the last two weeks i've been all over europe all over different countries in all the different airports germany france romania almost got stopped by romanian border control as well uh hungary amsterdam all over the place right i've been all over and i've learned so much which is of how these places work how they're different than america and the restrictions that they have and i can tell you this as someone who has dealt with los angeles new york chicago all the worst leftist places it is much worse here in europe sorry to say that it is much worse here in europe for the restrictions and and the covet stuff than it is in america at all even in the worst places in america it is worse here in europe so just thinking about that don't take these types of freedoms that we have in america for granted i know that now that i've been on this trip i am not going to and i'm going to continue to fight and continue to do the things that i do so make sure that we don't turn into somewhere like romania or monaco or france where they have these types of restrictions and laws i'm going to do everything in my power to keep fighting so with that being said guys i'll be back uh next monday on the show finally be back i'll probably be horribly jet lagged i'm sure the first week or maybe first what four days four days being here in europe was terrible for me i felt awful with the jet lag it's a nine hour difference from los angeles to amsterdam and i was exhausted i wasn't really eating uh it just wasn't good it just wasn't good whatsoever but now i feel fine now i'm back on on the right schedule but i know as soon as i leave i'm going to feel terrible again when i get back but we'll be there for the show next monday and can't wait to be back with all you guys um i miss america but i've had a wonderful time here regardless europe is a great place i've had a really good time especially here in amsterdam with with my girlfriend ava and all the fun stuff we've done and everything she's she's not ready so she doesn't want to come be on camera but eventually you guys you'll see her you'll see some pictures or something on my on my social media but anyway guys we're going to wrap it up here and i'll see you next week all right peace all right there's your update from the one and only william witt like you said he's going to be back monday for you guys so we're excited to have the gang back together looking forward to it and i hope you guys are looking forward to that as well now let's get into some other stories today and let me just give you an overview of the things we're going to go over to go over the world economic forum put out a video on critical race theory which is exceptionally insane and we'll get into why uh we've been having fact checks pop up about this current administration uh you know subsidizing crack pipes for people which we will talk about we're also going to be talking about adele being slammed on the internet for going to a gentle gender-neutral awards show and saying that she loves being a woman plus we have trevor noah's commentary on joe rogan prince harry saying that he takes 30 to 45 minutes a day uh to sort of settle himself and get away from the feeling of burnout we have jim jones uh who's a rapper who had bad customer service at gucci and is crying racism currently and we have the super bowl snack tier list which you guys suggested on the stream on the will and amla live channel we took your suggestions in the comments which if you're not subscribed go subscribe to will and amla live on youtube and we're going to be doing a super bowl snack to your list so you guys know what we're going to be eating during the super very important it's very very important you know you got to keep things light while while all of this stuff is happening in the background now let's get into this critical race theory video from the world economic forum i should preface this by saying if you're not familiar with the world economic forum i would take a moment to go and look it up not during the show but after and and see what they're all about uh a lot of people are speculating that the world economic forum is greatly centered around the great reset it's not really speculative they're very open about the fact that they believe in a great reset which is really uh this entire restructuring of the world and our economy through a globalist lens and i i can't get too deep into it we could probably spend the an entire show an entire week of shows talking about the world economic forum klaus schwab what the great reset is uh and and how all these different governments across the world are are playing a role in this and meeting together to discuss it but let's talk about their view on critical race theory first let's watch this video what is critical race theory and why is it so controversial supporters of crt say it's a way to understand and tackle racial inequality however opponents say crt does the opposite so what is crt [Music] the theory was first developed by u.s legal scholars in 1980s it argues that the law's rules and regulations that govern society today have been shaped by the historical subordination of people of color and that this is a driving force behind racial inequality today take the us criminal justice system for example while everyone is seen as equal under the law black americans are imprisoned at five times the rate of white people crt says this disparity is a legacy of america's racist past opponents argues that this paints all white people as bigots but to supporters of crt this misses the point they say a system doesn't need racist working within it to produce racially imbalanced outcomes law professor mari matsuda was an early developer on this she says the problem is not bad people but a system that produces bad outcomes crt is usually taught at the graduate level but 14 u.s states have banned crt from their classrooms while lawmakers in 16 more states hope to follow suit supporters of crt argue it's a lens through which to view racial inequality today most importantly it recognizes that racism is not a relic of the past and that by understanding its underlying causes we can start to build a more just society what do you think about crt i'm so glad that they set us up for that let's there's so much stated in this video that i think we need to go and break down crt yes is a legal theory that was developed in the 1980s i want to think of some of the major names behind this uh jean sablejick uh derek bell kimberly crenshaw i believe she's more of a she's more of a modern-day critical race theorist uh who else richard delgado is a name that you can look up if you want to look up some of the early sort of maybe we'll call them fundamentalist critical race theorists or critical race purists as far as the theory goes but yes it was a law theory developed that says that we should look at american laws and legislation through the lens of race because racism is sort of baked into these laws being created in the systems and institutions in this country now there's more to critical race theory than just that there are several tenets of critical race theory that you can go and look into tenants like meritocracy being an extension of white supremacy which is utterly ridiculous or whiteness being used as property or the idea of intersectionality that we have multiple identities that are sort of intertwined which i somewhat agree with and race being a social construct another thing that i completely agree with but most of the tenants of critical race theory are completely unfounded and go to promote what i would call a racist narrative another tenet of critical race theory is that colorblindness is actually a harmful view to have that we shouldn't be focused on race neutrality but actually racial racially forward thinking where we put race as a priority in the way that we look at the world so yes critical race theory is probably not the best way to view uh specifically america a country built on the idea that people of all races religions and creeds can live in this country together under united values now they will paint this as if critical race theory is not being taught in schools you can see that in sort of the subtext of this video here but it very much is what is happening is that this legal theory that has now become very commonplace and people have been talking about has been distilled down to a level of k-12 learning so that these young children can start to get the baseline of what critical race theory is and then they build upon that that's why we're seeing young kids in schools being separated into affinity groups based on race where they can have discussions about race we have kids ranking themselves based on power and privilege in school we have conversations about whiteness and how whiteness comes with inherent bias we have schools that are lowering academic standards for all students because they think that people of color are disproportionately affected by these things and that plays off of what i just said meritocracy being an extension of white supremacy according to critical race theory so it's quite obvious that this is being taught in our schools yeah it's obvious that it's being taught in our schools and it's also obvious that this is essentially a a different spin on marxism it's race marxism and and uh james lindsay talks about this and i think it's really helpful to think of it in these terms that back in the og marxism it was all about economic class workers of the world unite and all of the unrest that workers were experiencing was what these early marxists were trying to tap into in order to do what in order to usher in a communist revolution nowadays the critical race theorists early on saw that um and looked at they saw the failure of of that early form of communism with trying to unite the workers and then they looked at what was going on in the world in the 1960s with all of the racial turmoil in the civil rights movement and such and they were like oh here's another group that we can agitate and cause division with and create enough unrest in order to usher in that's the same type of revolution toward a utopia and even in this video it talks about how we can make a more just world um and that's what proponents of critical race theory say and you talked about this a little on the show yesterday but it's like if you ask these people where is it going they can they can speak in very like abstract terms about equity and ran and things like that but there's never any clear uh clear vision of of what type of society that they're trying to build other than it's just this uh utopia and and it's marxist it is it is i'm trying to think of other points in this video that we can go through and debunk they talked about uh the the criminal justice system here in america and and saying that uh black people are far five times more likely i believe let me find the actual stat they give yeah black americans are imprisoned at five times the rate of white people what this fails to take into account again and whenever we have these discussions about policing or sentencing or the likelihood of being imprisoned we never take into account number one the major thing class class is something that we should definitely be talking about when it comes to this people of lower socioeconomic status are far more likely to be imprisoned far more likely to have higher sentencing far more likely to have run-ins with with police officers that's one thing that we should be discussing also the rate of criminality within these different populations the the black population here in america unfortunately has quite a high rate of criminality and it's not the entire black population a lot of you will hear that stat about 13 50 13 of the population 50 of the homicides a lot of people throw that out and i in the past uh arguing this i have used that statistic but really when we look at it it's not 1350. it's about 2.650. it's a particular young black male population that is has a quite high rate of criminality but also a high rate of being on the lower end of the socioeconomic status ladder so these are things that we should be discussing and because we are so quick to jump to the word racism we leave out the actual discussions we should be having about class about having two parents about whether or not you have a quality education whether or not you have access to resources where you live geography is such a massive part of this discussion as well and what by talking about race and making that the only thing that we focus on we completely lose lose our way in talking about these issues because that's all you're gonna ever talk about and obviously nothing that the political left has done uh to combat racism as they say has been successful in changing the outcomes and this has been a discussion we've been having for decades so if the discussion has been focused on race for decades and you are trying to move the needle here and they have been moving the needle we've seen how extreme it's gotten yet these disparities are not being cleared up nothing is changing black people are still desperately impacted by these things clearly we're having the wrong