BUCK: On the party of science, though, this is great.
CLAY: Oh, this is so good.
BUCK: So they want to tell us that they’re the party… Remember, they’re setting up disinformation boards — although, RIP disinformation board right now. Soviet Mary Poppins has already resigned. We are shedding a tear. Apparently a spoonful of sugar will make the disinformation board go down, as in down in flames as in no longer existing.
CLAY: I was just gonna say, Buck, where does this rank as one of the dumbest…? We know that the Joe Biden administration has had a lot of dumb moves. But this thing didn’t even last as long as CNN+. We need to, at some point, do… Maybe we can do this for a special show or something, a countdown of the dumbest decisions of the Biden administration, and some of them are catastrophic like leaving Afghanistan and leaving in the way we did.
But some of them are just the most stupid that they could ever think that the disinformation board — populated by, as you say, the Soviet Union Mary Poppins, Nina Jankowicz — did they ever look through her past Twitter history, did they know she had a singing about disinformation predilection? I mean, this is one of… Leave aside politics. This is one of the stupidest moves that I’ve ever seen any administration do (laughs) and I don’t know what the payout was in terms all of benefit, it’s just so catastrophically dumb.
BUCK: They want to set up disinformation boards. You have Democrat politicians routinely saying that the Republicans are the party of disinformation. Meanwhile, an “expert witness” testifying today on include, when asked a very straightforward question, gave this #Science response.
BUCK: “Men can become pregnant and have abortions.” No, and I understand that they want to play this it became, “Oh, it’s about being respectful and inclusive.” No. No, I’m sorry. That is disinformation and this is actually playing out in many ways — and we’ll talk about this in a second.
This middle schooler who is being attacked for using the improper — “improper” — pronoun by accident, a middle schooler. But, Clay, how can the party that…? It’s not like she says this, by the way, and Democrats make fun of this. Every single elected Democrat in office would stand behind that. Maybe not Joe Manchin.
CLAY: Joe Biden should be asked that question. By the way, that is Aimee Arrambide. I might not be pronouncing her name right. She is the executive director of Avow Texas, and Avow believes that “for the vast majority of people accessing abortion care is about love.” That’s her stated position. This is her official bio, testifying under congressional oath. That’s a question that’s being asked by Representative Dan Bishop in the House Judiciary Committee.
BUCK: What she said, though… I want to make sure everyone understands what she said. What she said is actually now Democrat dogma.
CLAY: Yeah.
BUCK: If you are a Democrat and you say that a man cannot get pregnant, you will be attacked and undermined by your own party. You must bend the knee to this. And, by the way, Joe Biden should absolutely be asked. He would do his whole stupid grin and, “Come on, man! Come on!” He would evade it. He would not say — you would not get the sitting president to say — that a man cannot get pregnant. He will not say it because he knows that that would upset the Democrat base.
CLAY: It’s a fantastic question. Next to Joe Biden has a public press availability, I would love to hear somebody ask him, “Do you believe men can get pregnant?”
BUCK: And for those who want to say — ’cause this is the other game that they play. We’re constantly having to slice and dice the propaganda that they throw at us all the time because one of the things we’ll see for leftists online and with their own shows and things who want to seem like they’re so cool. “Why do they make such a big deal out of this? It’s not such a big deal. Why are they obsessed with it?” This is what you’ll hear people — ’cause they can’t make a better argument.
This is in Kiel, Wisconsin. This isn’t in Santa Monica. In Kiel, Wisconsin, he was hit with a Title IX complaint because he referred to — guess what? — a female student as “she” instead of “they” or “them.” Now, let me just put aside, first of all, referring to a female as she is correct, scientifically and in reality. But beyond that, the demand that you should have…
Even the New York Times has had public struggle sessions, Clay, over, “Hey, we obviously are super inclusive and LGBTQIA+, you know, supportive, et cetera, et cetera,” but “they” is for multiple people. “They” is actually a plural, not a singular. So for English language usage we’re not sure about it. By the way, the activists have said, “Shut up. We don’t care if it’s wrong. Use it anyway.”
CLAY: By the way, this is significant for your point on writing articles because if you said, “They said,” every single one of us will believe, “Oh, there’s multiple people that are saying something.”
BUCK: Correct.
CLAY: So just purely from reading comprehension perspective, when you are demanding this, this is a fairly radical change. He said/she said. We literally have a phrase to represent he said, she said, when two different sides disagree. “They said” implies that there is more than one person who is agree to that comment.
BUCK: The Kiel school district here. These are three eighth grade boys who have been accused of sexual harassment under Title IX for “misgendering and misuse of pronouns.” So I want everyone to understand they can play this game as much as they want, “Oh, it’s not gonna be a problem. Just go along with the lie.”
This is what happens if you go along with the lie. Everyone will then be expected to do it, and when you don’t do it, they will want there to be consequences. Look. The left has lost its mind. I mean, we’re not exaggerating. The left of the Democrat Party, which unfortunately now runs the Democrat Party, is full of Bolshevik, commie ideologues who don’t care what the truth is. They want you on obey or else. That’s it.
CLAY: And think about how much time the media spends running around when someone on the right side of the Republican Party does or says anything. What’s the first thing the media says? “Do you agree? Do you condemn?” They immediately take whatever that person says and they bring it to other Republicans, and they demand that they also have an opinion on it. I would love for Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer to be asked whether they believe that men can get pregnant and have abortions.
Do they believe that? And if they try to wave it off as saying, “No, no, no, that’s not a conversation that’s worthy of having,” you can say, “Well, because under oath one of your Democrat colleagues — in terms of someone testifying who is an avowed Democrat today in Congress — said that men can get pregnant and have abortions. Do you agree or disagree with that comment?” And, by the way, merely dodging it shows you how overtaken the left-wing of the Democrat Party has become by this radical ideology because if you went into anybody normal and you said, “Hey, do you think men can get pregnant and have abortions?” they’d say, “Hell, no.”
CLAY: (laughing)
BUCK: “You haven’t done an inspection. You don’t know. Maybe there’s a uterus in there somewhere. You have no idea.”
CLAY: Buck, how about these trans activists now saying sometimes doctors get a baby’s gender wrong when they’re born?
BUCK: We’re gonna hopefully have if we can tear ’em away from his very packed schedule, Jordan Peterson, to join on this ’cause he’s just saying, “I’m sorry, we’re not doing this now. We’re not doing this thing where we pretend that doctors are guessing when they see the genitalia of a newborn child whether it’s male or female. It’s not a guess!”
CLAY: Buck, I have been three times in a delivery room when a baby comes out. And I gotta tell you, you feel pretty good about the doctor’s ability to tell what the gender is ’cause I’m standing there, and I feel pretty confident about being able to analyze it myself.
BUCK: The docs have gone three for three, Clay. Look at that! What a shock.
CLAY: (aughing) It’s amazing.
BUCK: It’s not even at the macrolevel that this stuff is predicate. You think about this kid… You remember being an eighth-grade kid. This kid’s in the eighth grade and he now has Title IX complaint against him and his name is out there, and he’s worried, “How am I gonna get into college? I’m anti-trans or something because I referred to a girl as ‘she’?”
CLAY: He called a girl a girl.
BUCK: Yes, and I guarantee you you this trans eighth grader has activist parents who are obsessed with MSNBC and posting Ukraine flags and they triple mask and the whole thing. This is the reality of it. This is her parents, these are adults that are indoctrinating kids to act in a certain way. And then they’re going after the kids who don’t immediately comply with this absurdity. I’m sorry, it’s very straightforward — plural pronouns for a single individual, put aside even the gender thing — that’s just wrong. You can’t expect people to do that. That’s absurd.
CLAY: Reading comprehension doesn’t work — basic reading comprehension doesn’t work — if you refer to an individual as “they.”
BUCK: Think about how aggressive this is too. Imagine if someone walked around and said, “I insist because of my classification as a pansexual that you refer to me as your superior. I really… You have to say, I’m your superior. That’s what a demand! Refer to me in that way.” At some point, it’s just people be offensive and seeing how much power they can get away with.
Using a plural pronoun for an individual is a weird thing to do. You shouldn’t be forced to do this because it is not accurate, it is not true. So, you know, at some point I think we’re already at that point. The American people see this is crazy and it keeps going. Disney learned its lesson, though, over this a little bit recently. It’s not over, folks. The battle continues on.
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CLAY: You just heard us talking about the craziness of the idea that men can get pregnant and have abortions, which was just testified to under oath by a Democrat testifying in front of Congress. But this is pretty wild too. Wyoming is not exactly known to be a state that is rabidly left-wing. But Cynthia Lummis, the senator from Wyoming, was speaking at the University of Wyoming’s commencement, and listen to what happens when she says, “There are only two sexes.”
BUCK: That’s amazing, isn’t it? If you were trying to think of one of the most basic, universal, scientific, reality-based truths — there are two genders, male and female, when it comes to human beings — that would be a pretty good place to start. And you have a big crowd of university students booing that, because this is what… The Democrats undermine basic truth so they can have total control. That’s really what this comes down to.
CLAY: Well, and, Buck, you think this is significant. This is the University of Wyoming. This isn’t Vassar. This isn’t Bowdoin. This is the University of Wyoming. If it were the University of Wisconsin, I might even expect it a little bit more. You get booed in a commencement address for saying there are two genders now?
BUCK: Yes, apparently you do.
CLAY: I just think it’s crazy.
BUCK: I do think that this would be something Democrats are gonna duck, ’cause they know coming into the midterms how absurd this is. Every Republican who has access to a prominent Democrat politician should ask the question, “Do you believe men can get pregnant? Do you believe men can have abortions?”
Because, by the way, when they say “yes” to that and some of them will, the more… Biden won’t say “yes.” He’ll just stare and say, “Come on!” and get aggressive. Call someone a “dog-fac pony soldier” or whatever it was he said that one time, challenge them to a push-up contest. By the way, I never even understood what Biden was saying that one time.
CLAY: “Dog-face pony soldier” I think is a John Wayne reference I think to an old school movie.
BUCK: All right.
CLAY: But when you actually… You’re right that he would try to dodge it, but you shouldn’t allow it to be dodged. Sooner or later, like, AOC would probably say “yes.” And what you need to do is get one of these politicians to say it and then you can directly reflect that they have said it and use it as the jumping off point.
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