We gotta talk about comedians getting canceled and SNL the mainstream media. This is disgusting apparently. now you've got the comedian who writes the Dilbert comics getting canceled because of some courageous comments that he made according to the mainstream media. And let's take a look at some of the mainstream media's bashing that's going on and it look I just want to provide you a little bit of backdrop before we get started in that when I ran for governor in California I learned firsthand and I came in second place of retail Eureka Recall candidates excuse me uh, I won San Francisco which is that's awesome.

Like anyone in San Francisco who voted for me, anyone who voted for me in general thank you Y'all are amazing. Well almost a million uh votes in Cali which is fantastic. but what? what I want to mention is one of the massive things that I learned was actually about the media and I didn't learn about that media aspect directly uh from from my assumptions I was told it after my uh election campaign failed I met with individual reporters who reached out to me who wanted to sit down with coffee privately off record with me who work at news stations and TV stations and radio stations and paper organizations in our state and they're like Kevin you've got to know the media is not what you think it is and I'm like, what do you mean and very clearly and I'm gonna simplify here. the media is directed by profit and if let's say the Governor has 10 events scheduled over the next two months and we send a reporter to cover you and the Governor catches wind of that because you're trying to Dethrone The Governor The Governor could say hey, we're not going to allow your media organization into our next 10 press events because you're covering meet Kevin That literally happened.

Not only that, and not only does that kind of rigging happen in politics and media, but I'm told from reporters that they could be reading off a teleprompter knowing that something is a lie, knowing it's a lie and still have to read it, otherwise they're fired. That is the mainstream media for you. Now we're going to talk about cancer culture in the mainstream media in just a moment in terms of what's happening, but it's disgusting and look I feel like in the past I I used to be way too trusting of of the mainstream media. I Think that's what we're taught.

You know? and you get a I hate to use this word, but you get a liberal education at a college or or you know, even our high schools I Mean that's what you're getting these days. You know it's Keynesian Economic thought. You don't even get taught Austrian Economics You don't really get taught the other perspective. It's oh no, it's the New York Times it's the Wall Street journalist.

It's it's only the mainstream media, right? So so what ends up happening is uh, is is you start kind of cracking that thought by realizing oh my gosh, like it. you. you might not be getting coverage because there's a profit motive Uh, and it's like a lot of people are going to hear that and be like, well, duh but that it would extend to the extreme of uh, media reporters lying to your face. It's kind of shocking, but then again, we've even seen that happening with Tucker Carlson.

You've got uh, uh, lawsuits that are now revealing that people like Tucker Carlson Laura Ingram and Sean Hannity knew the election likely was not rigged, but they were still peddling that narrative because that's what Their audience essentially wanted to hear That was sort of the The Click bait of the day and they're being compelled by the corporate directive to cover stories a certain way to either whether it's creativisiveness or or whatever. Uh, and that's the same thing that I experienced uh in in my campaign for governor and it's just it's shocking and it's disheartening. But unfortunately, now you're getting a lot of that similar uh style of of censorship in in how the media is reacting. Uh, so first of all, here we have the uh, you know, the the opening to the SNL skip.

Uh, obviously we've covered this before, but the opening to the SNL skit was basically hey, you know, let's let's make fun of Covid and Big Pharma and uh, some of the reaction to that was fascinating. Let me quickly remind you what that sounded like. Let's go ahead and give this a little play here. Okay, so the movie goes like this: the biggest drug cartels in the world get together and buy up all the media and all the politicians and force all the people in the world stay locked in their homes and people can only come out if they take the cartels drugs and keep taking them over and over.

I Threw the script away I mean who is going to believe that? Crazy All right. So that's that's sort of our uh, our our intro to SNL here and these are you know I go through I've got a section over here where you can go through my likes on Twitter and you can see what I like, whether or not I actually like it or whatever. but it's just a way for you to kind of see what I'm paying attention to if you want on Twitter and this is very interesting. Woody Harrelson The biggest drug cartels in the world Get together and buy up all the media and then look at this.

Rolling Stone Woody Harrelson Spreads anti-vaxx conspiracies during SNL Monologue I Think at this point a lot of us are looking and going. Man, you know more and more data's coming out saying that booster may not be very effective. Whether that's biologically because of the effects of known as priming, Whether that's because of uh of of how quickly Uh Covet is evolving. Whether it's the fact that Kovid is is a type of human coronavirus, which the common cold is caused by four types of coronaviruses.

And interestingly, studies are showing that if you've had a cold briefly before covet exposure, you might actually be resistant to covet because you've had a common cold exposure, right? So there's this this idea that something is anti-vaxx is basically like trying to say oh, you're some extremist alt-right Winger uh, who who you know is is a dominant idiot and I think now, uh, the world is waking up to, you know, maybe I don't need to take the next boost Or maybe maybe we had something that isn't that great. Maybe myocarditis because of the the proteins that are are, uh, you know, floating around in our bloodstream and causing inflammation of the heart muscles. Maybe maybe that's not a good thing for younger people, especially younger males to have uh, you know, for weeks in their systems after potentially uh, potentially a a booster or or the original vaccine leading to the potential sudden death of of a higher level of uh, younger Americans than previously we've got. There are multiple results out showing that more younger males in their 20s are suffering from myocarditis or heart related conditions after the pandemic than before the pandemic.

Mainstreamedia tries in some ways to spin that narrative is oh well, that's because they had coven as opposed to having the vaccine. But hey, you know there's always going to be spin. But anyway. I Mean, look at this.

Woody Harrelson Getting derailed is basically being an anti-vaxx in Variety Daily Beasts Rolling Stone Huffington Post But it's It's not just him. it's not just him, it's it's this over here. Watch this. So uh, here you've got this.

this poll that was put together by uh, where is it here we go? we're asked, Moosen reports puts together this poll and this pull that gets put together is it's okay to be white 72 percent of Americans agree, 12 disagree, 69 of Democrats agree uh and then and then it goes on to black people can be racist too. 79 of Americans are great, so on and so forth. So basically it's it's this: this poll is being conducted that that is is in some ways trying to, uh, evoke dare I say emotion right now I Think they actually do a pretty decent job of explaining why they're conducting polls the way they are. I'll go ahead and play that for a moment because it is quite enlightening.

Uh, let's grab this for a moment here and listen into some of their commentary here. And then we'll get into the comedian who's now being canceled by Cancel Culture actually the comedian who creates the column Dilbert or the the skit Dilbert uh, it's basically being dropped from newspapers for being called a racist for some of the comments he made. and I'll play those comments in just a moment. But but listen in here to a moment.

But what they say about some of their polls 20 election. We've increasingly heard the sentiment that people have lost faith in polling. But let me explain our role at Rasmussen Reports and prove to you why now more than ever you need us to exist, We tell you what America really thinks and I can tell you that increasingly the reality of American public opinion does not match what you're being told in the news at schools or colleges, by corporations and by your public officials. Follow the links to our two biggest polls of the year, which I'll put in the YouTube description for an example about how we changed the narrative by proving coveted vaccinated Americans are suffering from major side effects and how nearly half the country is concerned the vaccines are causing a significant number of unexplained deaths.

Why do we now? I'm going to hop around a little bit so you can see he's making this argument that hey, like, look, we're trying we're doing. Even though people don't trust polls that much anymore, we're trying to do polls on on uh, things that might be deemed a little more sensitive to try to figure out. Do people believe what the mainstream media is telling them like Is The Narrative of mainstream media actually aligning with what people believe and take a look at this. Here's a poll that shows: do you agree or disagree? It's okay to be white? Can you add these up? you've got about 70 somewhat or strongly agree.

Okay, fine, let's go to some of these uh, these other polls here and then we'll I'll go ahead and also show you the comedian who got canceled some of the things that he's saying. So you can see some of the polls here. you can watch uh, their their full breakdown but let's move over. Black people can be racist as well.

You could see, uh, sort of the breakdown you've got over here. And it's these polls that spawned uh, the the uh response from a comedian in the live streams that he does sort of on on topics that he likes to cover and I would like to show you his response because he is suffering from cancer culture now in fact, uh, he particularly gets canceled because in his show called Real Coffee with Scott Adams he talks about this poll and by talking about this poll, uh, he ends up getting canceled. Uh. In some of the comments he makes by the USA Today Network which includes I mean dozens of different uh uh um uh newspapers such as the Arizona Republic the Saint Augustine Record a Courier Journal Austin American Statesmen hundreds more Washington Post LA Times San Antonio Expresso Philadelphia Inquirer Chicago Tribune Cleveland Plain Dealer All of these uh apparently have dropped Scott Adams because of some of his comments.

he thinks he's essentially being fully canceled and some of the VPS of content for example, a VP of content over at Michigan's M Live Media says the group has zero tolerance for racism and we're certainly not going to spend our money supporting purveyors of it. And so really, you've got a poll and then now you have a comedian who's talking about that poll and making some commentary on it. Uh, it's some of it in in a way to sort of evoke emotion to provide. His Solutions and I think his Solutions are interesting and worth talking about, but these are the segments that got him canceled.

But I want you to see what you think about and I want to hear from you in the comments what you think about some of the solutions that he proposes. Uh, so let's go ahead and jump into this here. so let me see here. Uh, okay, so uh, and what? let me let me clarify when I say comedian I should be saying cartoonist I think that's that's the more appropriate and uh, all right here we go.

provocative. Liverpool Today they said do you agree or disagree with the statement uh, it's okay to be white that was an actual question Rasmussen asked you know white and black voters and and probably others Uh, do you disagree or agree with a statement it's okay to be white 26 of blacks said no, it's not okay to be white. 21 weren't sure Adam Together that is, 47 of black respondents were not willing to say it's okay to be white that that Actually, that's like a real poll. This just happened.

Did you have any idea would you have imagined that that could have happened? So I realized um, as you know I've been identifying as black for a while years now because I Like you know, I like to be on the winning team and I like to help and I always thought, well, if you helped the black community, that's sort of the biggest lever you know you could, you can find the the biggest benefit. So I thought, well, that's the hardest thing and the biggest benefit. So I'd like to focus a lot of my life resources in helping black Americans So much so that I started identifying as black to just be on the team I was helping. but it turns out that nearly half of that team doesn't think I'm okay to be white which is of course why I identified as black because so I could be on the winning team for a while.

But I Have to say this is the first political poll that ever changed my activities. I Don't know that that's ever happened before. you know. Normally you see a poll, you just look at it, you go, ah, whatever.

Yeah, Oh, this is interesting what other people think. but as of today, I'm going to re-identify as white because I don't want to be a member of a hate group I'd accidentally joined a hate group. So if if you know nearly half of All Blacks are not okay with white people according to this poll, not according to me. according to this poll, that's a hate group.

All right. So there's this segment that basically got him canceled. Uh, and uh. What's actually interesting is uh, the opinion on on that I aside I want you to hear some of his ideas.

He actually gives five ways that you could ex succeed in life. So obviously you know if you're listening to this on on uh Spotify or podcast or whatever. This is a white dude talking about how he's identifying as black because he wants to be part of the minority group and and help them out and wants to be part of the winning team because he's making the argument that hey, like if mainstream media is just propping up black people then I just want to identify as black. So I can be part of the winning team.

That's basically the argument he's making. But now because he realizes in his opinion, he and I think he's being facetious here. Uh, he's he's part of a hate group because nearly half of blacks don't think it's okay to be white. Now he wants to re-identify his white, right? Okay, so so that's if you're listening to some podcast that's basically his his summary here.

but there are two clips that I want to show. uh, actually a few Clips uh that I want to show you here? Uh, because he actually provides some solutions. Uh, on on on. you know, basically getting ahead.

So I'm going to play about maybe two two minutes of Clips here and we'll add some commentary on this. but I think they're very interesting, especially this second clip. I show will be uh, five ways or five things if I've had minimum things you need to do to succeed in life. but that'll come up in just a moment.

Let's start here: The system allows that if they don't I can't make that my problem anymore. Well, hold on. This is, uh, their priority on education. Here's my take on all of it.

Everybody who focuses, uh, their priority on education does well. If if anybody in the black community focuses on education, they'll do well as well because the the system allows that. So he's making the argument here that hey, look, if if you're black and you want to get ahead, focus on education, that's his argument. Uh, now he has some more Clips on this.

Now what I'd like to do is just quickly jump in and say it's worth remembering about the Harvard studied concept known as the concentration of poverty. Uh, poor people are twice as likely to be a a minority black Hispanic Unfortunately, poor people tend to continue to get poor. That's because of capitalism. Large in part, it's usually richer people who continue to get richer people with assets like businesses, real estate stocks.

They build wealth. They become millionaires. They get richer. The poor and the laboring class stay poor.

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Link down below: Whether it's stocks to psychology, money, real estate, zero to millionaire entrepreneur, uh, the elite hustle. Whatever. Now there's also a segment that got him into a lot of heat, which was just white people should just give up. It doesn't make sense to help.

white people should just go away from black people. just stay away. This is potentially where he really gets the sort of the the cancel Hammer because that out of context seems terrible. But as you can see based on not only what we've seen in these clips, but also if we pull up that segment, the entire premise of him is the idea of sarcasm around.

At least that's my opinion. Who knows. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe deep down inside he really just doesn't like black people.

But at least what I'm hearing here is this idea that you know what? it sarcastically just doesn't make sense to help black people anymore because you know what? It makes no sense. You may as well just leave. And within the context of him switching from that to education in my opinion, you could see that this is really just, you know, a joke made to bring attention to a real serious problem. It's like he's in, in other words, not trying to make fun of the problem.

He's actually trying to help the problem by showing how ridiculous it is that, uh, well, you know what? Some people hate white people. That's it. That's it. The whites will just walk away and stop helping.

That's not the argument he's making. The argument is education. Just listen to him yourself here. So I think it makes no sense whatsoever as a white citizen of America to try to help black citizens anymore, It doesn't matter.

I mean obviously even his facial expression rewind that 10 seconds. His facial expressions are obviously sending you the cue of this is this is ridiculous. You know I'm going extreme to make a point here. watch sort of his eye movement Shake no, as he's he's kind of making this.

you know, oh, you know, uh, obviously. uh, we should just uh I'll run away. That's uh, that's the best solution. Let's just uh.

let's just give up. let's throw in the towel. You know that's kind of the attitude. Watch.

Watch it again and then we'll I'll keep it playing so you could hear how he immediately transitions into education citizen of: America To try to help black citizens anymore, it doesn't make sense. There's no longer a rational impulse and so I'm I'm gonna uh I'm gonna back off from being helpful to Black America because it doesn't seem like it pays off like I've been doing it all my life and I've been. The only outcome is I get called a racist. That's the only outcome.

It makes no sense to help black. Americans If you're white the the it's over. don't don't even think it's worth trying. See, obviously these extreme arguments of it's over doesn't even make sense.

That's what you say when you're exaggerating just to make a point, right? Anyway, let's keep listening. Totally not trying. Now we should be friendly. like I'm not saying start a war or you know, do anything bad.

Nothing like that. I'm just saying get away, just get away. And here's my take on all of it. Everybody who focuses, uh, their priority on education does well and this is the segment that we've already seen.

So it's important addressing this segment as well because this has led to a lot of fervor in the world. And look, okay, hey, you will make up your own opinion as to whether or not this individual now is trying to bring attention to hard work. Merit Get you know, ending jailing and addiction? Uh, you know by actually preventing people from creating a committing crime in the first place, focusing on education, hard work, and training rather than equal outcome. Those are the arguments he's making.

But let's jump on over to what uh Scott Adams says here because he gives five suggestions that you should follow if you want to succeed. So this is another video of his. let's go ahead and jump into this moment here. About 37 minutes in, right? and I think that's not that uncommon.

But here's here's the punch line. They were complaining about my point of view that you should get away from uh, black people I Remember that was in context. If you're at that in a context, it sounds completely different. but they had done the same thing.

they had moved away from black people to live with white people. That was my point. So the very thing that they did to organize their life was exactly what I recommend. It wouldn't matter if you're white or black, you should get away from concentrations of inner city you know, terrible schools and whatever culture is not working now.

and remember that's not necessarily possible for poorer people. It's very easy to say move out of the poor area, stop being poor, but it's difficult. you don't have anybody I don't know why it's not working I Think systemic racism is. you know the base reason.

Here's the other thing that is. uh, why The response to me is not as big as you might expect. Did you think there would be more pushback to what I said. it's faster here.

They is all white people, you know. I'm not talking about black people. Whoever succeeded did it the same way. Five things that that's like, that's the most dangerous message in America Everyone who ever succeeded did it the same way.

Five things you got to get right: Number one: Stay in a jail. Number two: Don't be addicted to alcohol or drugs. Number three: Don't start a family too young before you're ready, right? And if you do stay married. Number four: make education or training.

You know any any form of learning your top priority through life. Number five: show some character and that would include everything from showing up on time to you know, being a good person Etc honest Integrity in that yeah, yeah, very clear. sort of bare minimums. I Will say my parents divorced when I was six and divorce is probably the most financially ruining thing you could go through.

So like, yes, be very careful. uh about divorce and uh, also uh, education or or training as a top priority. Really want to highlight that? Uh, you know again, that's why I made programs on building your wealth is because I I Personally believe you want to go through your life and try to learn something new every day. optimize something every day, get a new perspective, expose yourself to something because that's how you become a better, more, well-rounded entrepreneur, employee, boss, manager, whatever.

and you can couple that with something else that Scott Adams says and then I want to ask you, does it make sense for him to be canceled? But let's go ahead and listen in here. Oops, Achieve equity. Do you know what always works? The people who work the hardest and have the most Merit get more. There's never been an exception to that is there that Mara always works and trying to make everything equal is guaranteed to fail.

It can't possibly work. It doesn't even have an option of working. I mean a lot of things you say. Well, you know I Think it's more likely it won't work than it will.

but chasing Equity couldn't possibly work. So basically saying, look, what's guaranteed to fail? Well, Communism trying to guarantee the same outcome for everyone that's guaranteed to fail. You know what generally doesn't fail hard work and Merit he's not wrong. There's there's a reason there's a saying and I believe in this so much the harder I work the luckier I get there could be crappy times in your life and I'll tell you people have gone through way worse things than than I've gone through.

You know I'm not here to pity party. Uh, you know? certainly myself. certainly not myself. But I knock on wood I don't want anybody to go through bad circumstances, but that one line, at least in my life, has always rained true.

the harder I work the luckier I get and and I think that's uh, you know Scott Adams is right on for for what he's saying here. So now you've seen all of the arguments that he's made. Does it make sense for him to be canceled? is Scott Adams a racist suggesting that uh, anyone who is Black is part of a hate group or was that sort of a sensationalized sarcastic argument to lead into the message of hey, we've got to focus on things like education, reducing crime, reducing, uh, addiction, focusing on hard work and Merit rather than, uh, equal results for all I'll leave that to you to decide. I Think my opinion's pretty clear.

I personally stand on the side of hard work Merit Everybody's got different advantages, privileges, disadvantages. but the harder we work no matter what we look like or who we are or whatever, the harder we work. Generally the luckier we get. Of course, people start at different levels.

The race does not start at the same place, unfortunately, but that doesn't mean you still can't run unless of course you're disabled. But then I Suppose that's very unfortunate. We'll have to have a different conversation for that, and that's an analogy anyway. But anyway, you know what your thoughts are on that one in the comments.

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