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0:00As difficult as it may be to believe, I
0:02assure you that the footage we're about
0:04to play is not from some lost bygone era
0:08that we've all desperately tried to
0:10forget. It may seem at first glance like
0:12the footage was pulled from a very dark
0:14era in American history circa about 2020
0:17AD. But your eyes deceive you. The truth
0:20is this is not a clip from the summer of
0:22George Floyd when white people were
0:23losing their jobs because they made okay
0:25signs with their hands or said all lives
0:27matter on Facebook or you know didn't
0:30post a black square on Instagram or put
0:32too much cream in their coffee or simply
0:34because they were taking up space that
0:36was earmarked for a neurode divergent
0:38DEI hire from Tanzania or something. In
0:40reality, this footage is from just a
0:42couple of days ago, and it aired on a
0:44program called World News Tonight, which
0:46happens to be the most watched evening
0:49news uh broadcast in the entire country.
0:52Nearly 10 million people watch this show
0:54on ABC every night. Now, maybe shocking
0:57to consider that anyone still watches a
0:59network news broadcast, let alone 10
1:01million people. You know, it's like
1:03finding out that 10 million people still
1:04use VCRs or floppy discs. But for
1:08whatever reason, network news is one
1:10obsolete piece of technology that people
1:12still use and they use it because
1:13allegedly the show gives them a rundown
1:17of the most important stories of the day
1:19in the whole world. This is world news
1:22and um you know with everybody concerned
1:24about the cost of living and wars
1:26overseas and everything else. Here's
1:29what world news tonight decided to
1:32cover.
1:34The University of Mississippi launching
1:36an investigation tonight after two
1:37students made racially offensive
1:39gestures outside a black student's
1:41apartment. Jakira Metaf sharing this
1:43doorbell camera video. Police say it
1:45shows the women beating their chests and
1:47grunting like monkeys. Metaf says the
1:49women are her upstairs neighbors. In a
1:51statement tonight, Miss condemning the
1:53video, saying it depicts offensive,
1:54hurtful, and unacceptable behavior.
1:59Okay. Two students made racially
2:01offensive gestures outside a black
2:03student's apartment, according to ABC
2:05News. Specifically, they beat their
2:07chest and grunted like monkeys. And
2:10Miss, which is supposedly investigating
2:12the incident, has also already decided
2:14that the women engaged in offensive,
2:16hurtful, and unacceptable behavior. So,
2:19in other words, they've already decided
2:20the female students are guilty, and the
2:23investigation is a sham. So, so much for
2:25that. Now, most people who are
2:27emotionally healthy and at least mildly
2:29intelligent will see this footage and
2:32wonder why they should care at all. Even
2:35if this was a racist gesture, which by
2:37the way, it wasn't, why would it be
2:39national news? What possible relevance
2:41could it have to anyone? What are the
2:44actual implications for any of our
2:46lives? The answer is there are no
2:48implications and it's not relevant. And
2:50that's what any rational person will
2:52quickly conclude. less rational people
2:55who I assume are the target demo for
2:57World News Tonight will see this footage
2:59and and shake their heads about how
3:01racism is alive and well in America and
3:04even they will probably move on with
3:06their day for the most part. That's the
3:08whole point of the segment. But if
3:09you're an astute observer or if you're
3:12condemning yourself to a lifetime of
3:13debt slavery by attending a journalism
3:15school for some reason, then you might
3:18or at least you should have a few
3:19pressing questions about this clip.
3:21First, again, you might wonder why the
3:25number one news broadcast in the country
3:27is talking about this at all. And that's
3:29a reasonable question that will remain
3:31unanswered for all eternity. And
3:33secondly, you might wonder why exactly
3:36it's racially offensive to imitate a
3:38monkey. You know, the anchor casually
3:41suggests that there's a clear
3:42association between black people and
3:44monkeys, but strangely enough, he's not
3:47the one being accused of racism here.
3:49And this is of course the irony of this
3:51sort of outrage cycle.
3:53You know, imagine that three people are
3:55sitting on a bus. Say it's me, you, and
3:57a fat woman. And then imagine that you
3:59make a random comment about how you
4:01think pigs are disgusting. And then
4:04imagine that I point to the fat woman
4:06and say, "How dare you make that kind of
4:08comment about her?" Who is guilty of
4:11insulting the fat woman in that case?
4:13Between the two of us, who has more
4:15clearly revealed their opinion about the
4:18fat woman's resemblance to a pig?
4:21So, that's a riddle worth considering as
4:23we proceed. In this case, it's the two
4:25Old Miss girls who are being accused of
4:27racism because they allegedly performed
4:29this imitation outside a black student's
4:32apartment. But ABC News never informs us
4:35whether or not these girls understood
4:37that a black student lives in that
4:38apartment. Nor do they provide any
4:40reporting about whether these girls may
4:42have been imitating monkeys in front of
4:43other apartments, including apartments
4:45where there are no black attendance
4:47attendants. Now, these are obviously
4:51important details, the kind you'd expect
4:53would be ironed out before a national
4:55news program decided to run with the
4:58story that permanently destroyed the
4:59reputation of two young women. Or you
5:01might say they're not important details
5:03because the whole story is unimportant,
5:05which great, I agree. But then you can't
5:07run the story. So if you're running the
5:09story on World News Tonight, then you're
5:11saying it's important. And if it's
5:12important, then it's then it's important
5:14enough to do a little bit a little bit
5:16of background research,
5:19which they didn't. Now, of course, this
5:21whole uh you know, white people making
5:23monkey noises at black people thing is
5:26nearly always fake. Okay? When so
5:30anytime you hear about well they made
5:31monkey noises, you can you can file that
5:34away in your head the same as if you
5:36heard about nooes or you know a racist
5:39note left on a car windshield. This is a
5:42genre comprised almost entirely of
5:45fiction.
5:47Okay. Black race hustlers have been
5:50desperate, desperate for some white
5:52person somewhere to actually make monkey
5:56noises as a racist gesture, but none
5:59ever do. So, they're left clinging to
6:00this kind of thing. If you were to
6:02compile a master list of all the monkey
6:05noise related controversies this
6:06century, and there have been a lot of
6:08them, and determine how many of those
6:10stories were real and actually had
6:12deliberate racial connotations, the rate
6:15of fakeness would almost certainly be
6:18upwards of 99%.
6:20And the rate of irrelevance, the number
6:22of monkey noise controversies that
6:24whether deliberately racist or not, are
6:26completely irrelevant and don't matter
6:29at all in the slightest would be without
6:30a doubt 100%.
6:33Now, nevertheless, one after another,
6:36every mainstream media organization went
6:37out of its way to cover this story as if
6:39it was a a major breaking world news
6:43event. And meanwhile, left-wing
6:45activists all over social media set to
6:47work publishing the names and personal
6:49information of the women in the footage.
6:51Even the woman you saw, there's three of
6:53them who walked by and didn't make any
6:56noise, didn't do anything.
6:59Even she was lumped in. These people are
7:02so desperate for a story about white
7:04people being racist, even if it's
7:05completely ridiculous on its face, they
7:08simply can't help themselves. So, here's
7:10Good Morning America uh with its own
7:12shocking expose. Watch
7:16>> this morning. Mounting outrage over a
7:18viral social media video appearing to
7:21show two Old Miss students making
7:23racially offensive gestures outside a
7:25black student's apartment.
7:29The video captured on a Ring doorbell
7:31camera around 8:30 Friday night, showing
7:34three girls walking by the apartment
7:36door. Two of them briefly stepping
7:38towards the door camera, beating their
7:40chest while grunting and cooing like
7:42monkeys.
7:45The third glancing towards the camera
7:47with what appears to be a smile on her
7:50face. Jakira Metaf, one of the black
7:52students who lives in the apartment,
7:54posting the video on Tik Tok and
7:56revealing, "We just found out there are
7:58upstairs neighbors." Metaf tagging the
8:01university asking, "Oh, Miss what do we
8:04have to say about this?" In a statement
8:06to ABC News, the university says it's
8:09aware of the video depicting offensive,
8:12hurtful, and unacceptable behaviors that
8:14conflict with our university values,
8:17adding, "We condemn them and that the
8:18incident is under investigation." The
8:21video has been replayed more than 11
8:23million times. Commenters outraged about
8:26the deeply racist trope dating back to
8:28slavery when black people were compared
8:31to monkeys and apes to justify inhumane
8:34acts. Old Miss, a university with a dark
8:36history of racial tensions,
8:38investigating a similar incident back in
8:402024 when a white student made monkey
8:43sounds towards a black woman during
8:45campus protests against the war in Gaza.
8:51>> Okay, so they don't have any details to
8:52add, but they do remind us about the
8:53frat guy at Miss in 2024 who infamously
8:56jumped up and down with his mouth open
8:57to mock an obese black activist who
9:00wanted to free Palestine or whatever. So
9:02the implication is that Miss students
9:04have a propensity for engaging in monkey
9:06imitation. Now I'm wondering which
9:08universities do the best cow
9:10impressions.
9:12Are there any academic institutions that
9:13specialize in in naying like horses?
9:16These are the kinds of stories that we
9:18need need our national media to pursue.
9:21Now the case against that white frat
9:23guy, as far as I know, never went
9:24anywhere. That's because under the first
9:26amendment of the constitution, which
9:27applies to public schools like Miss,
9:28it's completely legal to mock anyone you
9:31want to mock. That includes obese black
9:33women, believe it or not. So, if an
9:35obese black woman is acting like an
9:36idiot, which this one was, and you want
9:38to imitate how she's acting, you're free
9:40to do so. Now, is it possible this frat
9:42guy was sending a message about his
9:44racist disdain for black women? It's
9:47possible, uh, although we can never be
9:49sure. It's also possible he was just
9:51making fun of her behavior. It's also
9:54possible he was just generally taunting
9:55her. So, whatever the case, it really
9:57doesn't matter because he didn't
9:59threaten her in any way. He did not
10:00intimidate her. He didn't prevent her
10:02from exercising any of her civil rights.
10:04And therefore, the frat guy was engaging
10:06in legally protected speech under the
10:09First Amendment, but Old Miss can't do
10:10anything about that. Now, the case
10:12against these white women is even
10:14weaker. Unlike the frat guy, there's no
10:16reason to believe they were even mocking
10:19a black person. There's no evidence that
10:20they had any idea that any black people
10:23lived in that particular apartment. In
10:25fact, as you heard in that Good Morning
10:26America clip, the black woman who posted
10:28the video on TikTok wrote that she uh
10:30just found out that there are upstairs
10:32neighbors. So, that would imply that the
10:34black residents of this particular
10:35apartment were unfamiliar with these
10:37white women, which would seem to lead us
10:39to the conclusion that probably the same
10:42is true vice versa. That's obviously a
10:44very big problem for the narrative that
10:46these black people were targeted because
10:48of their skin color. Apparently, the
10:50women in the apartment have claimed that
10:52they met the white girls before,
10:53although there's no reason to believe
10:54that claim. And again, it wouldn't prove
10:57anything. But there's another even
10:59bigger problem. This is reporting from
11:00TMZ. Quote, "One of the University of
11:02Mississippi students caught in the
11:03shocking video uh making monkey noises
11:06at the door of several black students is
11:08apologizing profusely and insisting that
11:09it was an honest mistake. The
11:1018-year-old freshman at Old Miss uh
11:12released a statement on Tuesday starting
11:14by apologizing to both the women who she
11:16offended and the university community.
11:18She says, "Before the incident on
11:19November 6th, I never met the women
11:21involved and was unaware of their race.
11:23However, I recognized my actions were
11:25insensitive, inappropriate, and deeply
11:26harmful. Her sources say this was
11:28supposed to be harmless, silly fun,
11:30claiming the girls were making animal
11:31noises at several different doors as
11:33they walked by." So, that last sentence
11:35is a pretty big deal. If they were just
11:37going around making monkey noises at
11:39random,
11:40that's dumb. It's a dumb thing to do.
11:43Far from the first college kids to do
11:45something dumb. Okay. Um, but then it's
11:48pretty obvious that these girls are
11:49telling the truth. They were not
11:50targeting anyone
11:52because of their skin color. And if that
11:54turns out to be true, then these women
11:55should immediately file a massive
11:57lawsuit against all of these media
11:59organizations as well as miss and every
12:01single left-wing activist who's
12:03currently doxing and threatening them.
12:04Actually, they should file those suits
12:06whether that last detail is true or not.
12:08This is the Coington Catholic situation
12:10all over again. It's reprehensible.
12:13And the people who are doing this are
12:15total filth. And I know I'm maybe in the
12:19minority on this, but if you maliciously
12:21destroy a young person's life based on
12:24obviously false or irrelevant nonsense,
12:28trivial nonsense like this, then you
12:31should be treated with the same level of
12:33moral disdain as like a murderer.
12:37Okay? You you are almost that bad. You
12:39are condemning innocent people to a
12:41lifetime of shame and ridicule for no
12:44reason. As I mentioned, leftwing
12:46activists have been busy trying to dox
12:47and destroy all the women in the video,
12:49even the one who did nothing and made
12:52noises at all.
12:54They take delight in ruthlessly tearing
12:56random white girls apart for no reason.
12:59And and keep in mind this outrage is
13:01happening in the very same week when
13:03these very same people insisted there's
13:05nothing wrong with a mega rich celebrity
13:07publicly expressing his delight over the
13:10murder of Charlie Kirk. That was just
13:12comedy and trying to cancel Dave
13:15Chappelle is unfair to the poor man. But
13:18a noise made as a joke by random college
13:21girls, well that's the greatest outrage
13:24of the century. They should pay a heavy
13:26price for it. Hey, what happened? What
13:28happened to the left's uh sudden
13:30interest in comedy? Can't we just look
13:32at that uh that ring camera footage and
13:35say, "Hey, it's comedy. Hey, man, it's
13:36comedy. That's just a comedy routine.
13:41What's wrong? I mean, I thought I
13:42thought we're all into comedy, aren't
13:43we?"
13:45Even if they were even if they knew it
13:47was a black woman, it's just comedy.
13:49Hey, calm down. It's just It's just a
13:50joke. It's comedy.
13:54Now, predictably, one of these women has
13:56already apologized. is the fact she's
13:57also withdrawn from the university
13:59voluntarily because of all the threats
14:00she's receiving. So they've run her off
14:02campus based solely on a Tik Tok video
14:04that no one's actually investigating.
14:07For comparison, I'll remind you Carmelo
14:09Anthony was allowed to graduate with no
14:12problems while he while his parents
14:14raised half a million dollars and bought
14:16a new house after he murdered a white
14:19kid, Austin Metaf, at a track meet. But
14:23this woman was basically forced off
14:24campus within 24 hours for dancing in
14:27front of a camera for 3 seconds.
14:31Everybody, including the leaders of all
14:32miss, have already reached their
14:33conclusion very publicly. Obviously,
14:35they've all decided to destroy these
14:37women. I mean, this has reached levels
14:39of absurdity that are actually hard to
14:41comprehend. It rivals the Cornell 7
14:43hysteria in terms of how utterly
14:45ridiculous it is.
14:47Black students at Old Miss are now
14:49pretending to be traumatized
14:52by this monkey imitation. They're
14:54they're quaking inside their dorm rooms
14:56at night. They're afraid to go out
14:58wondering if white women are prowling
15:01around going to, you know, pass by their
15:03ring cameras and do a little monkey
15:04dance. They're terrified
15:07that that's actually what they're
15:09saying. Watch
15:11>> us feel unsafe because it's like, okay,
15:13well, we understand that we're in this
15:14environment where most of the people
15:16don't look like us. Cool. That's fine.
15:18But now we have these situations like
15:19this happen and it's like, oh, like now
15:21I don't know the next time I walk around
15:23or I'm with myself at night time or even
15:25if I'm just in my house, like somebody
15:26might come to my Ring doorbell and call
15:28me a slur.
15:31Actually, this is even dumber than I
15:32made it sound. She's not worried about
15:34people doing monkey dances in front of a
15:35Ring camera. She's terrified that some
15:38white supremacist will walk right up to
15:40a ring camera and call her the N-word or
15:42something. That's the horrific scenario
15:44she is pretending to be concerned about.
15:47Now, of course, if that did happen,
15:50it'd be the best thing that ever
15:52happened to her. She would hardly be
15:54able to contain her glee. It would be
15:56like Christmas morning, her birthday,
15:58Junth, and Kanza all wrapped into one.
16:01She would be so excited she would
16:03immediately post it on TikTok, become a
16:05professional victim for the rest of her
16:07life. She'd get booked on Good Morning
16:08America with Ben Crump talking about how
16:10she's too scared to study. Then she'd
16:13announce a $500 million lawsuit against
16:15Miss. Any white person who made an
16:18offensive noise into this woman's ring
16:20camera would be engaging in the most
16:22generous act of self-sacrificing charity
16:26anyone has performed this century. You'd
16:28be giving her everything she ever
16:30wanted, making her wildest dreams come
16:32true.
16:34Which, by the way, is why no true racist
16:37would ever do that. See, this is yet
16:39more evidence that black liberals simply
16:43have no theory of mind for white people
16:46at all. They actually do think that the
16:49average white girl will knowingly
16:51destroy her own life for the sake of
16:54making some kind of racist gesture. I
16:57mean, anyone who lives in this country
16:59and has lived in it for any length of
17:00time knows what happens to any white
17:03person who does something that could
17:04even vaguely be interpreted as racist.
17:09And black liberals and white liberals
17:11for that matter imagine that white
17:13people are so rabid in their racism that
17:16they would sacrifice their entire
17:18future,
17:20everything, solely to deliver a slur to
17:22some random black person. They will
17:24throw themselves on the burning altar.
17:27They will they will self- emilate like
17:29uh Aaron Bushnell all for the the
17:32fleeting thrill of making a racist
17:34noise.
17:36This is what these delusional
17:37narcissists actually imagine.
17:40And you know these after all are the
17:43same people who complain about how
17:44police officers are supposedly pulling
17:46them over and gunning them down for no
17:47reason. Even though that basically never
17:50happens and body cams prove that it
17:52never happens. They'll say they have to,
17:54you know, give their kids the talk
17:55because white cops are willing to throw
17:57away their entire careers simply for the
18:00experience of shooting some random black
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18:04message of the Democrat party. They even
18:06made this claim in their, you know, the
18:08official DNC platform a few years back,
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20:39Now, what no one wants to tell this girl
20:42other than the fact that, you know,
20:43she's delusional and no white person
20:46would ever do this is that even in her
20:48worst case scenario, which is the
20:50product of her derangement,
20:52there would still be no reason to feel
20:54unsafe.
20:56Okay? If a white guy runs up to your
20:57Ring doorbell and yells a slur and runs
20:59off, it's appropriate to feel confused.
21:03It's appropriate to wonder if you're
21:04being punked somehow, if maybe you've
21:07somehow entered a time warp and gone
21:09back to the 1840s.
21:12But a slur by itself is not a reason to
21:14feel unsafe. It's just a word. It's not
21:17a threat. It's not something we should
21:19encourage, but it's also, in the grand
21:22scheme of things, a relatively mild
21:24offense.
21:26Every day people are murdered, robbed,
21:28carjacked, poisoned, bludgeoned,
21:31ripped off by scammers, killed by
21:33falling objects, stabbed, strangled,
21:36nagged to death. All of these fates are
21:39worse by far than the experience of
21:42hearing a slur that's directed at you.
21:45Nobody at Miss will be honest about
21:46this, so I will. It's one of the most
21:49important lessons you can tell young
21:50people, which is that words, especially
21:52words that are lawful and protected by
21:54the First Amendment, should never rank
21:56very high on your list of grievances in
21:59life.
22:01Do people say mean things about me by
22:04the hundreds or even thousands every
22:07single day of my life? is I if I was
22:10half as fragile as the average black
22:13race baiter, I would I would literally
22:16dissolve into a puddle at the sight of
22:17my Twitter mentions on an average
22:19Wednesday.
22:21But they're all just words. They can't
22:22hurt me. They can't hurt you. They can't
22:26even hurt a black woman with a Ring
22:28doorbell camera. If a couple girls dance
22:31like a monkey in front of your Ring
22:32camera, the appropriate response is to
22:34say, "Well, you know, they're
22:3518-year-old college idiots doing
22:37something stupid in a random off-campus
22:39apartment."
22:41So what? That's the reaction that the
22:43producers at Good Morning America and
22:45World News Tonight should have had the
22:46moment they saw this story on social
22:48media. Even if these girls had staged
22:50some racist display on purpose, which
22:52they didn't, the fact remains they
22:54didn't commit a crime or even any kind
22:57of violation that could justify kicking
22:59them off campus.
23:01Believe it or not, racism is protected
23:02by the First Amendment, and Miss can't
23:04punish its students for engaging in
23:06protected speech.
23:08So, there's no way around it. Random
23:10kids being supposedly racist in an
23:12off-campus apartment should not be a
23:13national news story. And if you thought
23:15the reaction from the national media
23:17wasn't already absurd enough, well, CBS
23:20News has entered the fray this morning
23:22with a sitdown interview with the black
23:25women who live in that apartment. And if
23:28you're expecting this to be the most
23:29insufferable thing you've ever witnessed
23:31in your life, well,
23:33you're exactly correct. So, just watch
23:35how they introduce this segment.
23:39We're going to take you to an exclusive
23:41look inside a shocking racially charged
23:43incident at the University of
23:44Mississippi. While this video is going
23:46viral for a good reason, video captured
23:49two white students making monkey
23:50gestures and sounds outside an apartment
23:53where a group of black students live.
23:55This has gotten more than 12 million
23:57views on Tik Tok. Now, the 18-year-old
24:00who posted this video and her roommates,
24:02they are speaking out. They talked to
24:04Jerica Duncan. Jerica, good morning to
24:06you. Can't wait to hear what they have
24:07to say. Yeah, good morning. Very
24:08disturbing story. These young women we
24:10spoke to are familiar with the stories
24:12of racism that some have faced at Old
24:14Miss over the years. In fact, this is a
24:16school that did not allow its first
24:18black student to attend until 1962.
24:24>> Now, we haven't even gotten to the
24:25interview yet, and we will, but the
24:27levels of mellow drama and self-pity are
24:30almost too much to take already. They
24:32describe the video as shocking and
24:34disturbing.
24:36Now, if you heard just the setup, you
24:39would think you're about to see like a
24:41live stream video of a mass shooting.
24:44Maybe this is the kind of language that
24:46news anchors used on 911.
24:49Except in that case, rather than a
24:50terrorist attack, you know, in this
24:51case, you know, rather than a terrorist
24:53attack that killed 3,000 people, this is
24:55a a Ring doorbell footage of a white
24:58girl making a noise for 3 seconds. And
25:01then we get the history lesson about Old
25:03Miss, which uh makes about as much sense
25:05and is about as relevant as, I don't
25:08know, opening with a brief lecture on
25:10quantum physics or an explanation about
25:12the atmospheric makeup of Jupiter's
25:14moons. I mean, the fact that all miss
25:17didn't allow black students in until
25:181962 has no bearing on anything at all
25:22in this story. And it gets worse. Watch.
25:27In one word, how would you describe how
25:30you felt when you saw that video?
25:33>> Hurt.
25:33>> Hurt.
25:35>> Devastated.
25:36>> Devastated.
25:37>> It was very disheartening. Said it.
25:40>> Jakyra Metaf, a freshman at Old Miss,
25:43says she was in her apartment last
25:45Friday night when she saw this video on
25:48her Ring camera.
25:49>> Who was first to discover this video on
25:51the Ring camera?
25:53>> Me.
25:54>> And what did you do? We actually went
25:57outside and tried to like approach them
26:00and like have get them to like explain
26:03why they did that. One girl was
26:05apologizing. She was like, "I'm sorry.
26:08We've did that to like four doors." And
26:10mind you, we didn't see anyone else
26:12story. It was just ours that was
26:13targeted. And she was like, "We didn't
26:15mean any harm."
26:16>> Medaf says she went outside with her
26:18roommate, Victoria Johnson. They say the
26:20first person seen in the November 6
26:22video, Elena Kunez, apologized, but the
26:26second person who they say lives in
26:27their complex, doubled down off camera.
26:30>> She continued to make the gestures after
26:32the girl was apologizing. It was like a
26:34slap in the face.
26:35>> Yeah.
26:39>> Devastated. She says devastated. She saw
26:43she was devast
26:45language that would be more appropriate
26:47to describe a tragedy that claimed the
26:49lives of thousands of people. And then
26:52we're told that the girls in the video
26:53explained
26:55to these girls in the apartment that
26:57they had been making those noises to
26:58other doors and one of them apologized.
27:00The other didn't, but who cares? The
27:02point is that the black women in the
27:04apartment knew the full context before
27:07they posted the video. But that didn't
27:10stop them because again, this was the
27:12best thing that ever happened to them.
27:15They could not be more excited about it.
27:19The hardest thing they've ever had to do
27:21is not smile in this interview.
27:24The the greatest achievement that these
27:27girls have have ever had in their entire
27:29life, their greatest achievement is
27:30making it through this interview and not
27:32smiling because they are so happy and so
27:35excited. This is the best thing that's
27:37ever happened in their life.
27:40But, you know, if you think the uh the
27:43fact you know, the fact that this 3se
27:45secondond Ring doorbell video is the
27:46equivalent of a jackpot lottery ticket
27:49for them, if you think that will make
27:50them at all gracious or forgiving to the
27:52white girls, well, then you really don't
27:55understand how black race hustlers
27:57operate. Uh, watch.
28:00>> Do you forgive her?
28:02I feel like no matter like who we are or
28:07if she knew our race or not, but the
28:09gestures and the noises, I feel like it
28:12still was very disrespectful. I just
28:13have mixed feelings about it.
28:15>> I appreciate the apology, but I feel
28:17like it still doesn't change what
28:19happened on that Friday cuz it's still
28:22hurtful and it's still devastating that
28:24someone would come to our camera and do
28:25that. Victoria's mother, Jakita Laauo,
28:28was surprised to learn Kunez, also
28:30withdrew from the university after she
28:33says she was harassed. As a human being,
28:36I hate to hear that because, you know,
28:38the children are the future, but I feel
28:41like everybody needs to be accountable.
28:46>> Accountable.
28:47Yeah, I'm sure you're a big fan of
28:49accountability. I'm sure you raised your
28:51daughters that way. Accountable.
28:54Uh, so one of the white girls apologized
28:57in extremely obsequious graveling
29:00fashion.
29:01Do the black residents of the apartment
29:03accept the apology?
29:05Do they forgive? No, they don't.
29:09Certainly not before the inevitable
29:10lawsuit is settled. They're not going to
29:11forgive before that. And not after it
29:14either,
29:15which is a very good reason to never
29:18apologize to these people ever under any
29:20circumstance. There's no reason. It
29:22won't it won't even if I uh could allow
29:27that that you know sacrificing your
29:29dignity for some material gain is okay
29:32which it isn't there's no gain you don't
29:35even get that you sacrifice your dignity
29:37as this as this girl did she was scared
29:39and I so I understand that
29:42but just an absolutely I mean graveling
29:44is an understatement this apology she
29:46issued and she will not get anything out
29:49of it
29:50no understanding no mercy see
29:54none.
29:56Meanwhile, speaking of offenses
29:57committed on people's front porches,
30:00uh you might remember or or you might
30:02not because it got no national media
30:04coverage when a white female student at
30:06York College was dragged off of her
30:08porch by a black mob and beaten. Uh this
30:12happened a couple of months ago. This is
30:13very recent. Watch.
30:26Now, I don't know about you, but I think
30:28I'd rather have a couple of kids make
30:30rude noises into my Ring doorbell camera
30:33than be dragged by my hair off of my
30:35front porch and beaten by savages.
30:39You know, the the former crime seems
30:41infinitely worse in every conceivable
30:43way than monkey noises.
30:46But did that young white woman get any
30:48tearyeyed profiles by CBS News? Did
30:52Jerica Duncan show up to ask her how she
30:55feels about it? Did Gail King, you know,
30:57call it a tragic, shocking video?
31:00Were any of those violent, racist black
31:03thugs doxed? Were any of them even sent
31:06to jail for for the halfozen felonies
31:08they committed on camera?
31:11We all know the answer. If you want to
31:14understand the racial disparities in
31:15this country, then this is all you need
31:16to know. You know, right here. In fact,
31:19young white children can literally get
31:20butchered in the street and no one in
31:22the mainstream media will even cover the
31:24story. Meanwhile, black students will
31:26fabricate slurs and racial griev
31:28grievances out of thin air and it's
31:30national news. And if you think I'm
31:32exaggerating, consider what just
31:33happened to 15-year-old Austin Payne of
31:36Albany, Georgia.
31:38But you can see right there. According
31:40to his family, he enjoyed fishing,
31:42hunting, and riding four-wheelers. He
31:44also worked on a plantation where he
31:46liked riding a tractor and fixing
31:48things. On Halloween night, a group of
31:50armed black males approached Payne while
31:52he was walking with some friends along a
31:54path. They demanded that he hand over
31:55his property. Although the details
31:57aren't clear right now, uh there's a
31:59theory that because Payne had recently
32:01posted about his own handgun on social
32:02media, the black thugs wanted to steal
32:04his gun. Someone in the group of black
32:06males then shot pain in the abdomen
32:09around 8:00 p.m. at which point he
32:11called his mother for help and he was
32:13found the next day in an abandoned
32:16apartment complex. And here are the
32:18suspects.
32:20Let's put them up on the screen.
32:23Um their names are John's Quincy
32:25Donaldson, age 15, Omari Marian, age 15,
32:29Adarius Wallace, age 16, and Dravian
32:33Parker, age 21.
32:35As you can see, there's not much
32:37diversity in this bunch. Uh, they're all
32:40black. Uh, they all look like thugs.
32:42They all have madeup ghetto names that
32:44sound like they were assembled randomly
32:46from scrabble tiles dumped on the table.
32:48And while they haven't been convicted in
32:50a court of law at the moment, according
32:52to uh, authorities, it looks a lot like
32:55they went hunting for a white kid that
32:58they thought they could rob. Now,
33:00actually, there is a fifth suspect that
33:01we need to mention, too. Let's put him
33:03up on the screen.
33:05Um,
33:06police say this is their fifth suspect.
33:08His name is Lmetrius Seir, also black,
33:12as you've probably deduced, also has a
33:14scrabble tile name. So, we have a a case
33:16where several black teenagers and one
33:1822-year-old
33:20were allegedly involved in gunning down
33:21a white 15-year-old.
33:24No major media outlets have said a word
33:27about it.
33:29It's not just that there's no national
33:30outrage. There's no one. It's just not a
33:33story.
33:35According to the account Nw Wokeness,
33:36which was the first one to flag this
33:38story, the following outlets have been
33:39totally silent on this case. The AP PBS,
33:42New York Times, NPR, Wall Street
33:44Journal, BBC, CNN, Washington Post,
33:46MSNBC, and Reuters. And as far as I can
33:49tell, World News Tonight, and Good
33:51Morning America haven't covered it
33:53either. Somehow they missed the story,
33:56but they were all over the news that a
33:58few white girls were acting goofy at an
34:00off-campus apartment at Old Miss.
34:04So, this really is a good old-fashioned
34:0622 2020 era cancellation. This is from
34:09an era we thought was over after Donald
34:11Trump was reelected to the presidency.
34:14You know, we really thought that maybe
34:15the country was moving in a direction
34:17where the race hoaxes would die down and
34:20white people would not be subjected to
34:21this kind of obvious discrimination and
34:23disdain. But if anything, cancel culture
34:26and anti-white hatred is now even more
34:27pathetic and desperate and ubiquitous
34:29than it's ever been. There's no shortage
34:32of very important issues the media could
34:34talk about, but they're pushing this
34:35fake story solely because it allows them
34:38to demonize white people. In the case of
34:41one of the Old Miss girls, um, now
34:42they're even going after her entire
34:44family. Watch.
34:48as she was one of three women in the
34:50video and has connections to a
34:51well-known local car dealership. Jenna
34:54Wells is live in our newsroom with the
34:55new information tonight. Jenna,
34:57>> that's right. Jessa Ben Natalie, a
34:58source close to the family confirms
35:00Elena Kunis is has withdrawn from the
35:03University of Mississippi due to safety
35:06and harassment concerns. A
35:08representative for the Kun for Kunis
35:10tells us Elena is the granddaughter of
35:12Greg Kunis, the owner of Kunis Auto
35:15Group. Moral hysteria does not even
35:18begin to describe this. It's a deranged
35:20panic that wouldn't even be remotely
35:22justified if the girls really did make a
35:24racist gesture, but they didn't. It's
35:26the kind of stuff we saw during peak
35:28woke at its most feverish and
35:29delusional. And now it's back. And
35:32there's plenty more coverage along these
35:33lines. This is from TMZ. Quote, "The
35:35family business of one of the Miss
35:37students who was allegedly caught making
35:38racist gestures in a viral video is
35:40facing a lawsuit over alleged racism by
35:42its employees at their business. TMZ has
35:44learned a Wisconsinbased woman named
35:46Michaela Starks, who is black, claims
35:48that she was subjected to racism at the
35:50Buick GMC of Oak Creek in early 2025.
35:53She said she purchased her car from the
35:55dealership and went back months later
35:56for a complimentary oil change. She said
35:59unidentified employee printed a sticker
36:00with a racial slur and put it on her
36:02windshield. Michaela said she suffered
36:04emotional distress, humiliation, and
36:05anxiety from the alleged incident.
36:09Now, it's just so ridiculous it's hard
36:10to even read it with a straight face.
36:12Again, there's no universe in which this
36:13woman actually suffered humiliation and
36:15anxiety over this. Again, she could not
36:19be more excited. This is all lawsuit
36:21language designed to extract a payout.
36:23And what apparently happened here,
36:25unsurprisingly, is that an employee at
36:27the dealership printed the alleged slur
36:28on a sticker as a joke, which he meant
36:31to share with another employee. He
36:33didn't realize it would print on the
36:35next sticker, which then went to a
36:36customer. So, he had no intention of
36:40harassing a customer or anything like
36:41that. Of course, he didn't. Again, why
36:44would you just decide to be fired and
36:46branded a racist for the rest of your
36:48life? Why would you do that?
36:50You wouldn't do that unless unless you
36:52were literally insane,
36:54in which case we can't hold it against
36:55you, can we? Can we? I mean, right.
36:57Isn't Isn't this uh if if you're insane,
36:59you're not responsible for your actions.
37:01So, either he's insane and not
37:02responsible for his actions, or clearly
37:05this was a mistake.
37:08Now, was it smart? Obviously not. The
37:11employee was fired for good reason. But
37:14the idea that it traumatized anyone is
37:17absurd. Now, the truth is sometimes
37:20people do dumb things. And um and then
37:23they can be wildly misinterpreted by
37:25black activists who are looking for a
37:26payday. And now apparently it's
37:28happening twice to the same family.
37:31Collective punishment is back in style.
37:33You know, so the family Buick
37:35dealership, which obviously has nothing
37:36to do with the monkey dance, is now
37:38getting sued and totally destroyed on
37:40social media. The lawsuit was apparently
37:42filed before the incident, but now it's
37:43getting a lot of attention. It's exactly
37:45the kind of insanity we had thought or
37:47hoped we had transcended, evolved away
37:50from, but now we have to deal with it
37:53again.
37:54So, one of the main legacies of the
37:55civil rights movement, black activists
37:57have become adept at turning everything
37:59into a massive grievance where they're
38:01victims of some vaguely defined threat.
38:03And in the process, they're not simply
38:05destroying the lives of young people.
38:07They're also tearing down the economy.
38:09Everyone's too afraid to tell them. They
38:11have no idea what the hell they're
38:12talking about. That's certainly the case
38:14in Montgomery County, Maryland, which
38:16has gone off the deep end, uh, like the
38:19rest of the state. Apparently, the local
38:21government just held a big event,
38:24get this, to condemn lynching,
38:28even though the last lynching in that
38:29county was in 1896,
38:33which if my math is right, was 130 years
38:36ago. In fact, there hasn't been a
38:38lynching anywhere in the entire country
38:40this century, as we've talked about. If
38:41you're my age or younger, there has not
38:43been a lynching in the entire country at
38:45any point in your lifetime.
38:48But that hasn't stopped them from
38:49holding their anti-ynching event.
38:53Watch.
38:55Those three men were taken from law
38:57enforcement.
39:00They were taken from the jails over in
39:02Poolsville, downtown the square here in
39:04McGomery County, right in this building
39:06here where again the jail stood. They
39:08were taken from law enforcement. We did
39:09not protect the folks here in this
39:12community. Protection requires that
39:16there is a blind look at what the law
39:18says that it impacts everybody equally
39:22and fairly and all three
39:26were
39:28in fact tried and convicted
39:32by mob.
39:34We did not protect them.
39:38>> Got to protect people. We got to protect
39:40people uh from uh things that happened
39:42130 years ago. In case anybody, you
39:44know, slips and falls into a time
39:46machine and ends up 130 years in the
39:48past, they might really have to worry
39:50about this. You know, perhaps next
39:52they'll hold a press conference to raise
39:54awareness about the dangers of typhoid
39:56fever or train robbers or horse and
40:00buggy accidents. One of the people they
40:03say was lynched all those years ago was
40:04accused of murdering a seven-year-old
40:06girl with an axe. By the way, uh the
40:08alleged killer's name was Sydney
40:10Randolph
40:12since we got to talk about it. I mean,
40:13he was the guy who was lynched in 1896.
40:15And while these activists claim Randolph
40:17was a scapegoat, there was evidence
40:19against him, including the fact that a
40:20wood cutter saw him with an axe earlier
40:22in the day, and that a shoemaker had
40:24measured the footprints leading away
40:25from the scene, found they match
40:27Randolph's shoes, he owned a jacket
40:29believed to have been worn by the
40:30murderer.
40:32Is this compelling enough evidence?
40:34Probably not. We really don't know,
40:36though. We don't know what else was
40:37going on. We don't know what other ev
40:38evidence there might have been. It's not
40:40possible to relitigate a case from 1896.
40:45But it is important to point out the
40:46facts of the case because when leftwing
40:47activists talk about lynching,
40:50they always forget to tell you what
40:52exactly the criminal was accused of
40:54doing. And they never explain how
40:56exactly frontier justice should work
40:59given that the court system wasn't
41:01exactly wellestablished back then. You
41:04know, in 1896, people don't think about
41:06this. There were no cameras. There was
41:08no DNA testing. There were no cell
41:10phones to track, no modern forensics of
41:12any kind. They didn't even have
41:14fingerprints to use. I mean, they had
41:15fingerprints obviously, but they didn't
41:16start using fingerprints
41:18uh as a method, you know, forensic
41:20method in until the early 20th century
41:23in this country.
41:25So if someone say murdered a child and
41:29it's 1896 or 1800 or 1620 whatever there
41:34were no direct and there were no direct
41:35witnesses of the crime
41:38there would be no way to prove that they
41:40did it. Okay? Essentially every method
41:43that we use today to establish guilt
41:45beyond a reasonable doubt was not
41:47available for most of human history
41:50because it didn't exist.
41:53which meant that most of the time again
41:56unless unless like a murder happened in
41:58front of everybody. If it didn't,
42:02you're left with two options as a
42:04community. One, you can allow almost all
42:07murderers to roam free because there was
42:10rarely any way to establish their guilt
42:12with certainty. Or two, you could use
42:14extrajudicial methods to rid your
42:17neighborhood of axe murderers and child
42:19killers and rapists and so on.
42:23It's not really that hard to understand
42:25why our ancestors may have chosen the
42:27latter option, which is something to
42:30keep in mind whenever you hear the
42:31solemn condemnations of lynchings that
42:34happened centuries ago.
42:37But leftist race hustlers don't
42:38acknowledge any of this, of course, nor
42:40do they ever mention all the white
42:41people who were lynched. Instead, they
42:42pretend that lynching in every case
42:45involved the random killing of an
42:47innocent black guy, which sometimes it
42:49did. And when it did, that was terrible.
42:52It was also centuries ago,
42:56um or at at worst many decades ago. And
43:00the goal, of course, is to extract more
43:01money from the Treasury and more favors
43:03from the government because of the
43:04alleged trauma from the last lynching
43:06over 130 years ago. It's all totally
43:09insane, of course, but it's hopeless to
43:10present well-reasoned arguments against
43:12it. Black activists are not living in
43:15reality. They occupy a parallel
43:17dimension that bears no resemblance to
43:19our actual physical reality,
43:22right? I mean, it's like it's like it is
43:24like going into another universe through
43:26some sort of portal and trying to argue
43:28with someone. You just wouldn't be you
43:29have no frame of reference. They're not
43:30you literally don't share a reality. If
43:33you need more proof of that, here's a
43:34moment from CNN prime time this week.
43:37Watch this.
43:39>> Look, I I don't know. I don't think this
43:42is a race thing. I I I listed off, you
43:44know, there are out of the top 10 states
43:46where cost of living is the absolute
43:47worst, nine of them are dem Democrat
43:49states, right? Um I don't think that
43:52voting in supermajorities for the black
43:54community has really worked out well for
43:55them. Uh they're they're in real big
43:57trouble. The father's assist rate is is
44:00way too high.
44:02>> I'll back that. Black fathers are in the
44:04household more at a disproportionate
44:06higher rate than other fathers. So
44:07>> I have no clue what you're talking
44:08about. You're saying the fatherless rate
44:10in
44:10>> the fatherlessness rate in the black
44:12community is the worst out of all the
44:13demographics in this country.
44:14Unfortunately,
44:15>> that's a that's a stereotype actually,
44:17but you can continue.
44:18>> I'd love to see your facts and figures
44:19on that.
44:19>> I will cuz I have a father in my own
44:21home. So, I can I'm actually
44:22>> Well, that's that's called anecdotal and
44:24that's okay. Uh but look, things are not
44:26going great in this country for the
44:27black community. We can all admit that
44:29it needs to be doing better. But, you
44:31know, putting all of your chips in one
44:32basket when the Democratic party has not
44:34worked out. They take they take black
44:36voters for granted. Period. And I don't
44:38think that that's a
44:39>> All right. Yeah. So, so she she claims
44:42that uh black fathers are in the home at
44:45a disproportionately
44:47higher rate
44:49relative to other races.
44:52I mean, that's like claiming that the
44:54majority of NBA players are Asian.
44:57That's like a woman sitting on ESPN,
44:59which I wouldn't put it past these
45:00female sports commentators to say
45:01something like this. Actually, did you
45:03know that 90% of NBA players are Asian?
45:08Well, that's not true at all. Oh, yeah.
45:10Well, but I saw an Asian NBA player
45:12once.
45:14Oh, yeah. Well, but but my my cousin has
45:16a friend who's Asian and plays
45:17basketball. What do you mean?
45:20Or it's like saying that like white
45:21middle-aged women are disproportionately
45:23likely to become carjackers.
45:26I mean, it's it's a claim totally
45:27divorced from reality. In truth, of
45:29course, I don't think we need to review
45:31this with this audience, but we will.
45:33The fatherlessness rate in the black
45:34community is 70% for the record. In the
45:36inner city, it's more like 80% or
45:38higher. Uh that's almost three times the
45:41rate for white people. It's
45:43significantly higher than every other
45:44race, which the exception with the
45:46exception of Native Americans who are
45:48are not far behind blacks in the
45:50deadbeat dad competition. It's sometimes
45:52claimed that black fatherlessness is
45:55actually only quote unquote uh 50%.
46:00So you will hear that number and but the
46:0270% figure counts the number of black
46:05children born to unmarried mothers. But
46:09researchers who are trying their best to
46:11be as generous as possible to the black
46:13community will say that a certain
46:15portion of those children with unmarried
46:17mothers still have their fathers living
46:19in the home full-time
46:22and that's where they get 50%. Now, even
46:24if we trust that figure, which I
46:26definitely don't, you're still left with
46:29half of all black kids growing up with
46:31no dad, married or not, in the home,
46:35which is still astronomically higher
46:37than every other race. But the black
46:40lady on CNN says that, well, all the all
46:43that data compiled over the decades
46:45doesn't count because she personally had
46:48a father in her own home. In making this
46:51argument, this woman is fulfilling two
46:53stereotypes at once. It's pretty
46:55extraordinary.
46:56You know, there's the stereotype of
46:58black activists living in a fantasy
46:59world of their own creation. And then
47:01there's the stereotype of women who
47:03think they can disprove statistical data
47:05with their own personal anecdotes.
47:09And now, you know, a woman might hear
47:10that women tend to try to disprove
47:12statistical data with personal anecdotes
47:14and say that, well, it isn't true
47:15because she doesn't try to disprove
47:17statistical data with personal
47:19anecdotes. And, you know, that would
47:21prove the point. In any case, as dumb as
47:24all this is, it's going to get worse.
47:26You know, one consequence of the
47:28midterms and the rise of the left in
47:29this country in general is that things
47:32are going to get a whole lot dumber. You
47:35know, these people are emboldened now.
47:37They're bringing back wokeness and
47:38anti-white grievances like we've never
47:40seen. They feel no shame whatsoever when
47:43they shoot videos like this and upload
47:45them to Tik Tok.
47:46>> Y I SAY IS REALLY ABOUT MOTHER doing it.
47:50The gas is $3 in Michigan right now.
47:53It's $3 and some change y'all. I seen
47:56it. I seen it. It's $3. He did it. He's
48:00doing it. And he's doing it. I do. I
48:03said, "Gammy
48:04of this see it." Yap. He fa to yap. He
48:08fa to yap. I ain't EVEN GOT TO SAY
48:09NOTHING, Y'ALL. I ain't even got to say
48:12nothing. I'm trying to follow my baby
48:13right now cuz she just bought her a new
48:15truck and I'm so proud of her and I'm
48:16trailing her right now. I'm sorry. I
48:17ain't BEEN ON TIKTOK IN A WHILE. HEY
48:19Y'ALL. Um
48:21>> Okay. All right. Turn this off.
48:22>> I just came on here.
48:23>> Uh okay.
48:27Yeah. You know, I mean, you might I
48:29didn't realize I I'm so dumb myself. I
48:32didn't realize that a a lone single
48:35senator could lower the gas prices.
48:38But this is even more impressive. He's
48:40not even in office yet. This one guy,
48:43this this senator elect
48:46has already lowered the gas prices.
48:48That's what non-white politicians are
48:50capable of.
48:52Yeah. Als got elected and he just went
48:55in
48:57and he and he went to the lower the gas
48:59prices button and he pushed it.
49:02and no one had thought to push it.
49:03Actually, it's worse than that. All all
49:05these, you know, white politicians could
49:07have pushed it and they chose not to.
49:09So, he just walked in there and said,
49:10"Push the button."
49:12But we can't do that. We're doing it.
49:15Now, you might ask, if he can push a
49:17button and lower gas prices, why did he
49:19only lower them to 350 or whatever? Why
49:22not lower them to 50 cents? So, I kind
49:24the onus kind of goes back to him.
49:26Anyway, they can do anything, you know,
49:28but if you're white, even if you have no
49:30power whatsoever, even if you're just a
49:31random 18-year-old girl at Old Miss,
49:34then you're entitled to no grace
49:35whatsoever. Your every move, disgust the
49:38Tik Tok mob, they'll look for any excuse
49:40to ruin your life, and they'll come for
49:41the family business. They won't stop
49:44until you're bankrupt or dead.
49:4710 years ago when Donald Trump first
49:49took office, there was reason to believe
49:50that these people had been defeated and
49:52that they'd stopped fabricating race
49:54hoaxes or at least slowed down like we
49:56saw with Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown,
49:59etc. But it only intensified from there.
50:02I mean, as we know, we got George Floyd
50:04and Jacob Blake and all the rest. And
50:06then we had hope once again after
50:07Trump's second victory. We thought,
50:09well, maybe this time we've defeated
50:11these woke blood hounds.
50:14There's no reason to believe that
50:15anymore. You know, if they'll come for
50:17random old miss girls based on nothing,
50:20they'll come for the rest of us. And
50:22when they inevitably cause the economy
50:24to tank and gas prices go even higher,
50:28that'll be our fault, too.
50:31You might even say that wokeness is very
50:33adaptable. It lays dormant for a while,
50:35then it returns unexpectedly and, you
50:38know, lands a cunning blow.
50:42But of course, if you say that and
50:43especially if you start uh you know
50:45making noises along with it, then God
50:47help you. The the era of woke 2.0 is
50:50upon us. The hydra has returned. The
50:54zombie is lurching out of its grave,
50:57staggering towards you with its skin
50:59hanging from its bones, determined to
51:00sink its teeth into your flesh. So, for
51:03your family's sake, tell your children,
51:06particularly if they're college, in
51:07college or starting out in the
51:09workforce, to recognize the threat they
51:12face and to act accordingly.
51:16Uh, finally, I've been telling you guys
51:17about the a lot about the Daily Wire's
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51:22movie. Uh, it's uh it's out right now.
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51:41Talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day.
51:42Godspeed.
51:50Father, I used to feel Christ.
51:54I cannot feel anything here.
52:07>> They take me out of my bed and they
52:10brought me here and they tell me
52:12nothing.
52:12>> What have I done? Article 58,
52:15counterrevolutionary activity.
52:17>> That is all I know. They have to deal
52:19with so many enemies of the state. All
52:22of whom claim their innocence who
52:24protest, who cry.
52:33There are no answers here
52:37other than the ones they put in your
52:38mouth.
52:39>> You'll break.
52:42Today is your opportunity to demonstrate
52:45your loyalty to the people.
52:49>> I'd like to know why I'm here. Of
52:51course,
52:54>> but you already know, don't you?
52:56>> You must believe in something greater
52:59than the party.
53:01>> You will remember your duty. I told you
53:03I know nothing.
53:04>> You grow like a feral animal.
53:08>> You stink of failure.
53:09>> You want me to lie. Still a drunk. Damn
53:12you.
53:15>> They all break.
53:19>> Maybe

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