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Today on The Matt Wall Show,

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hosted yet again by me, David

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Cone, young men are opting out

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of college in record numbers. Higher

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education continues to dilute curriculum, reducing

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the benefit of diplomas. The Supreme

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Court rules Donald Trump has immunity

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for official acts. I apply for

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a job on Dr. Jill Biden's

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team live during the show and

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climate activists are getting canceled. All

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of that and more today on

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Walsh is out again today. Unfortunately,

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in unrelated news, a

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bearded man wearing a plaid shirt was arrested

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last night for yelling at what he believed

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to be a UFO. Turns out

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it was his son's scooter. No worries

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though, this show will go on, whether

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you like it or not, with me,

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David Cone, and we have much to

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cover. Higher education is

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failing America. Young people, and

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young men in particular, are

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losing faith in the country's

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education system. They are opting

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out of college in record numbers.

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This trend has been ongoing for

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some time. Now it's come to

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a head. For me, this

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topic is personal. Both of my

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parents were university professors. Academia put

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food on our table. I've witnessed

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firsthand the positive effects that a

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successful, a vibrant college can have

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on small towns and communities. But

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increasingly, the industry is weakening. The

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financial implications may have yet to

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be felt, but the writing is

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on the wall. For the first

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time in US history, our sons

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will have less education than their

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fathers. That statement

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would have seemed unfathomable to grandfathers

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like mine, who sacrificed on a

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daily basis so that my parents

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could get college degrees. They

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did so because the return on investment was

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clear. Those degrees led to

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better jobs, which led to more money.

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For most college grads though,

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that is no longer the

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case. More and more universities

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have prioritized short-term profits over

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the quality of knowledge

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taught. They have favored

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left-wing political ideology over long-standing

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pursuits of truth. Here's

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one report from just a few days ago

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to set the stage. Now

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to our second story about who is going

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to college. enrollment among young Americans

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has been declining over the past

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decade. That decrease mostly driven

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by fewer young men pursuing degrees.

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A Pew Research study finds there's about one million

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fewer young men now enrolled in

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college as compared to 2011. Last

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year among high school graduates in the U.S.,

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only 57 percent of men

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have enrolled in college. That's compared to

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65 percent of women. It's

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a trend that dates back nearly three decades. Every

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year since 1996, women

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have entered college at higher rates than men. The

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education system as a whole doesn't seem to

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be working quite as well for boys as

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it is for girls. The

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education gap is bigger now than it was back in

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1972 when Title IX passed. What

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accounts for that? The main reason

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for that is that through the education

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system, girls are outperforming boys.

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So you can see it from the beginning, from

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kindergarten, all the way through high school. And so

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if you look at, for example, high school GPA,

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which is a very good measure of success, take

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the top 10 percent of high school students, two-thirds

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of them are girls. According

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to census data, more women than men have

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college degrees in this country now. More

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women are likely to graduate within four years

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than men. Women make

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up 64 percent of pharmacy students.

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Women make up 56 percent

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of law school students. As of 2023, they make up

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more than 55 percent of students in

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the country's M.D. granting programs. In

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this 2015 study using international data,

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researchers have determined that girls

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outperform boys in educational achievement

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in 70 percent of the countries they studied,

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regardless of the level of

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gender, political, economic, or social

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equality. Those didn't factor in

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whatsoever. Now, for

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some of these zero-sum percentages to be

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tilted in favor of women, that's not

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necessarily a bad thing. We

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have an entire country of highly capable females. We

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need many of them to get degrees,

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develop skills. and assist in the

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workplace. This is not a negativity session

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on women going to college. As I

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said, both of my parents excelled in

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academia. My mother has a PhD. My

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wife has a high pressure career. Many of the

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department heads here at The Daily Wire running things

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are capable women. Some graduated from

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college, some didn't graduate from college.

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However, those who say it's a

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good sign that more women are

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doing well in higher education must

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also admit it's a bad sign

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that more and more men are

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doing poorly. Or better

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yet, why don't we understand that

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living fulfilling lives and building better

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families and communities is the ultimate

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goal. Not simply filling up more

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classrooms and obtaining more degrees. Kansas

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City Chiefs kicker Harrison Booker was

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chastised for making this point during

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his commencement speech at Benedictine College

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several weeks ago. Let's listen to

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this together. For

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the ladies present today, congratulations

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on an amazing accomplishment. You

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should be proud of all that you have achieved to this

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point in your young lives. I want

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to speak directly to you briefly because I think it

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is you, the women, who have

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had the most diabolical lies told to you. How

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many of you are sitting here now about to cross

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this stage and are thinking about all

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the promotions and titles you are going to get in

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your career? Some of you may

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go on to lead successful careers in the world, but

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I would venture to guess that the majority of you

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are most excited about your marriage and the

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children you will bring into this world. I

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can tell you that my beautiful wife Isabel would

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be the first to say that her life truly

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started when she began living her

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vocation as a wife and as a mother.

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I'm on this stage today and able to be the man

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I am because I have a wife who

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leans into her vocation. I'm

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beyond blessed with the many talents God has given

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me, but it cannot be overstated that

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all of my success is made

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possible because a girl I met

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in being class back in middle school. would

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convert to the faith, become

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my wife, and embrace one

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of the most important titles of all, hole

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maker. This guy cares so

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much about his wife that he's tearing

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up during this speech. And this clip

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went viral for weeks with

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him being called a hateful bigot. I

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mean, it's barely acceptable. It's

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barely acceptable to embrace masculine

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virtue in the NFL anymore,

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the National Football League. It's

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completely taboo at colleges across

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this country. But the experts

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at PBS have it all figured out

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though. According to them, girls are performing

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better because they have higher GPAs. This

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is why I've said for

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years, we need new metrics

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for intelligence. We need new

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identifiers for capability, GPAs, SATs,

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IQs. Give

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me one solid mechanic who can

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fix my car over this year's

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entire Harvard graduating class. I mean

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it. Harvard, once seen as the

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beacon for collegiate learning across the

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world, now appears before the

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Supreme Court to defend enrollment

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discrimination against Asians. Those

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higher GPAs mentioned are merely a

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symptom to larger issues. So what

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are those issues? For starters, personality.

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Much of the Western world right now will

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have you believe there is no difference whatsoever

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between men and women. So

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much so that one bearded,

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flannel-wearing man had to traverse

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the entire planet asking the

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simple question, what is a

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woman? Dr. Jordan Peterson

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frequently cites this difference in

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personality when he speaks about

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agreeableness. Research shows that

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agreeable students tend to get better

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grades than their IQs would predict.

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I mean intuitively, this makes sense.

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If a student is on the

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borderline between passing and failing, teachers

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are more likely to pass the agreeable

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student and fail a disagreeable student. I

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can't help but think of the distinction

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between how- and Peter

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Keating in The Fountainhead. If you

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haven't read it, you should. Rourke,

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the most steadfast character, the man

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who valued integrity above compromise, was

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expelled from school, while his classmate,

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who copied all of Rourke's work,

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but was amiable, became the

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valedictorian. Another

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factor, and it shouldn't be shocking news,

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is boys do better with male teachers.

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Girls do better with female teachers. The

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problem is, women make up 89% of

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elementary school teachers. So many young

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boys get a slow start. Young

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boys without fathers get an even

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slower start. While we're

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on grade school, how about limiting recess?

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Eliminating this period may sound like a

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good idea to some who see it

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as a waste of time, but its

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removal has had significant ramifications on boys

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in particular. Researchers in the Journal of

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Medicine and Science in Sport

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found that, quote, the more time

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kids in first grade spent sitting,

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and the less time they spent

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being physically active, the fewer gains

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they made in reading and math.

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Among girls, sitting for a long

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time without moving did not seem to

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have any effect on their ability to

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learn. I mean, anyone

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listening who has both sons and

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daughters understands this without needing statistics,

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right? I mean, my son is running

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around all over the place. What makes

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the topic of men performing poorly and

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higher learning so much more painful is

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that the outcome seems intentional. Western

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society is prioritizing feminine interest over

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masculine interest in every facet of

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our society. The goalposts are being

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shifted to ensure success for some

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members of our population, but not

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for others. In that,

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the pursuit of truth and

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knowledge and learning is lost. And

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let's be honest, that learning is not

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just lost for the men, degrees all

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across this country are being watered down

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for every student holding a diploma. So

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here are four solutions. Four solutions. solutions

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that we must implement to

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revitalize our higher education system

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to the standard American needs.

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First, pointless curriculums that

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offer no marketplace value and

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provide no opportunity for students

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to monetize their learnings must

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be eliminated from public institutions.

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The University of South Carolina

12:20

has a course called Lady

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Gaga in the Sociology of

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Fame. A sociology professor

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behind that course told the

12:29

New York Times that, quote,

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the central objective is to

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unravel some of the sociological

12:35

relevant dimensions of the fame

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of Lady Gaga. Gotcha.

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Cornell University, an Ivy League school,

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offers tree climbing. I'm not making

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this up. Cornell says the class

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will, quote, teach you how

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to get up into the canopy

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of any tree to move around,

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even to climb from one tree

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to another without touching the ground.

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That's called being six years old.

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Go shadow Tarzan for a day

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that shouldn't be offered at Cornell,

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private school or not. Pitzer College

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offers social justice activism. Texas A&M

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offers paintball. Denison

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College offers queer studies. Santa Clara

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provides lectures about the physics of

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Star Trek. And George

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Mason has a course that's

13:20

simply called Zombies. I

13:22

mean, personally, have established yesterday that

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zombies are indeed real. I'd

13:27

go with Michigan State's version,

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even though, look, I'm a

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Wolverine. They're Spartans. But their

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version that's called Surviving the

13:35

Coming Zombie Apocalypse, Disasters, Catastrophes,

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and Human Behavior, that does

13:39

sound a little bit more useful

13:42

and interesting. And maybe the worst

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offender is Bates College in Maine,

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which offers a class on Whoopi

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Goldberg called Making

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Whoopi Goldberg's

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Cannon. Yep. There

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we go. If you wanted to

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make college as unappealing as possible. to

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intelligent and ambitious young

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men, these are the kinds

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of courses you'd offer. And

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since the information being taught can just

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as easily be learned over the internet,

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what's really being paid for, what's

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really being purchased is the degree.

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Only those are becoming more and

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more worthless to employers because they've

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started to understand that a college

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degree no longer guarantees that their

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new hire possesses a superior set

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of skills to the non-college grad.

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Second solution, we must substantially limit

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access to federally backed student loans.

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Colleges have been given every incentive

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to hike up tuition costs while

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offering no additional value, knowing that

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student loan forgiveness, which is really

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student loan redistribution, has taken all

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risk away from the borrowers. It's

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the taxpayers, you and me, who

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are forced to foot the bill.

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No money lender in this country would

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loan $100,000 to a 17-year-old kid, even

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if he had the most exceptional

15:05

business plan, a jaw-dropping pitch deck.

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Mark Zuckerberg was getting turned down

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for pitching Facebook two decades ago,

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but that same 17-year-old can get a $100,000

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loan to

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study underwater basket weaving

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without so much as a single

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sentence explaining how he will monetize

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this knowledge and pay back the

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loan. That's a problem. That's hurting

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America. Third, stop teaching

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children that college degrees are essential for

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success. Of course, colleges don't want to

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hear that, but it's imperative for the

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rest of us to explain this to

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our children. Some kids need trade school.

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My brother studied aviation maintenance. He can

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fix airplane engines. I wish I could

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do that. It's a very important and

15:48

in-demand skill. If he had only started

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earlier, we might not have planes falling

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from the sky. For some people, it's

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important to start working right away. Rather

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than taking what has become a four-year

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vacation, racking up. debt along the way.

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There are interesting and lucrative jobs in

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the world that most people know nothing

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about. You don't have to

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get an accounting degree and become

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a consultant. That's why Mike Rowe

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and his show Dirty Jobs is

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so important. He highlights the beaver

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relocators and caviar harvesters, fossil hunters

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and doomsday seed bankers, jobs most

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of us haven't even heard of.

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Even when young people decide to

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go to college, it's important they

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understand that the most prestigious degrees

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don't ultimately determine success. As Dave

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Ramsey pointed out, roughly two-thirds of

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millionaires graduated from public state schools.

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Only about 8% went

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to elite private colleges, and 12% of

16:42

millionaires didn't go to college at all. Finally,

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it's past time to abolish

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diversity, equity and inclusion and

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affirmative action initiatives that drive

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no meaningful diversity. Some

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states have already made this decision,

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but it needs to go nationwide.

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The kind of diversity that's important

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is diversity based on ability and

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thought and the geography of a

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person's origin in some instances, but

17:08

not diversity based on immutable characteristics

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that people can't control. A young

17:13

kid who shows exceptional promise of

17:15

becoming a great engineer needs to

17:17

have that opportunity even though he

17:19

may come from a low-income family

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and can't afford college. Those types

17:23

of scholarships are important, and they

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exist for good reason. I use

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myself as an example. I was

17:30

able to attend the University of

17:32

Michigan on an athletic scholarship. There's

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no way I could have met

17:36

the academic requirements or afforded the

17:38

out-of-state tuition to attend that school,

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but I could play football, at

17:43

least to some degree. That's how

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I contributed. It's what I brought

17:47

to the table, a different skill

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set other than the other students.

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True diversity. And when we end

17:54

the practice of accepting students based

17:56

on their metaphysical makeup despite their

17:58

lack of readiness for that opportunity,

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drop out rates will go down

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significantly for those very students. If

18:04

you really want to understand this

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concept to the fullest extent, I

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encourage you to read Heather McDonald's

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book, The Diversity Delusion. It's poignant,

18:13

prophetic. Miss McDonald is a brilliant

18:15

thinker and writer. Bottom line,

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universities should not be four-year

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vacation centers where one explores

18:22

how decadent and depraved he

18:24

can be. This should

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not be meaningless pieces of paper that

18:29

we obtain simply to hang on the

18:31

wall so we appear smart to all

18:33

those who enter our office. The goal

18:36

isn't to hand out as many degrees

18:38

as we can. The goal is to

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pass down from generation to generation the

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most essential knowledge that we possess for

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the betterment of our lives, our families,

18:47

and our future generations. Now

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let's get to our five headlines. All

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right, first up today, the Supreme

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Court rules Trump has immunity for

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official acts, and this

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likely delays the trial past the

19:06

election. This was big news yesterday.

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I'm going to read this from

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thedailywire.com. The Supreme Court issued a

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ruling on Monday that Donald Trump's

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claim of presidential immunity to shield

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himself from federal prosecution is valid

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for official acts. That's a big

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point that's going to keep coming

19:23

up here, unofficial acts versus official

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acts. It's

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in a partial victory for the

19:29

former president. Partial I guess because

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now the current president may be

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able to act with

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impunity and do whatever he wants. But

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the justices voted six to three

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along ideological lines in the decision

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and sent the case in which

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Trump pleaded not guilty to charges

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accusing him of unlawfully plotting to

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overturn the results of the 2020

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election back to the lower DC

19:53

court for further review. The

19:56

president says here, quote, the president is not

19:58

above the law, the ruling said. But

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under our system of separated

20:03

powers, the president may not

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be prosecuted for exercising his

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core constitutional powers, and he

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is entitled to at least

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presumptive immunity from prosecution for

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his official acts. Because

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the ruling was released so late,

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this is the final day of

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the term, the Associated Press noted

20:24

the justices reduced or possibly even

20:27

eliminated the chances of a trial

20:29

being held before the November election.

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Obviously that is that significant. And

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the case may already be weakened

20:36

by a prior ruling that found

20:39

the Justice Department went too far

20:41

with January 6 related

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obstruction charges. You

20:46

think? Big win for

20:48

our Constitution and Democracy. This is Trump here.

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This is all caps, by the way. Big

20:52

win for our Constitution and Democracy,

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proud to be an American, Trump

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exclaimed on Truth Social. The

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case now returns to the U.S. District

21:02

Judge Tanya Chutkin for determining

21:05

what constitutes official acts. There we

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go. And that's what we all

21:09

want to know, what constitutes official

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acts versus unofficial acts. Yet

21:15

even if some charges against Trump make

21:18

it to the trial, the high court's

21:20

ruling pose further

21:22

complications for prosecutors. So

21:24

any testimony or records of the

21:26

president or his advisers probing conduct

21:29

immune from prosecution may not be

21:31

admitted as evidence at trial. This

21:34

is Chief Justice John Roberts here

21:36

who wrote the majority opinion. Conservative

21:39

Justice Amy Coney Barrett concurred

21:41

with most of the opinion

21:44

but disagreed with the restriction

21:46

on introducing protected conduct

21:48

as evidence saying there's no need

21:50

to depart from familiar and time-tested

21:53

procedure here. All three of the

21:55

liberal justices opposed the ruling and

21:57

her dissent Justice Sonia Sotomayor Justice

22:01

Sonia Sotomayor suggested the majority's

22:03

reasoning would allow a president

22:05

to get away with ordering

22:07

a Navy's SEAL Team Six

22:10

to assassinate a political rival

22:13

or organizing a military coup to

22:15

stay in power or

22:17

taking a bribe in exchange for

22:19

a pardon. She

22:22

says, with fear for our democracy,

22:25

I dissent. I wonder

22:27

if she would fear for our democracy

22:29

if we were able to add, let's

22:31

say, 11 leftist

22:34

justices to the Supreme Court. Would that endanger

22:36

our democracy if we expanded the Supreme Court

22:38

in that manner? Can we bring up what

22:41

the president had to say about this? I

22:43

know he held a press conference yesterday. This

22:46

decision today has continued the court's

22:49

attack in recent years on a

22:51

wide range of long-established legal principles

22:53

in our nation. From

22:55

gunning voting rights and civil rights to

22:58

taking away women's rights to choose, to

23:01

today's decision that undermines

23:03

the rule of law of this nation. Undermines

23:06

the rule of law attacks.

23:09

Do you hear these words they get used? It's attacks.

23:11

Who else? What other clips do we have in

23:14

there for this? Do we have maybe Joy Reid's clip? All

23:18

that matters is that you do

23:20

not allow the person back into office

23:22

who will use this power that he

23:25

has been given by this court, this

23:27

imperial court, to implement that agenda they

23:30

wrote down and published because they know

23:32

that no one will stop them except

23:34

voters. We are- It doesn't

23:36

matter if Biden is old. It don't matter.

23:39

It don't matter if he's old. What matters

23:41

is that the other guy wants to be

23:43

a king and this court has said, yes,

23:45

you are a king and we are the

23:47

king's hand. And together, the seven of us-

23:49

It doesn't matter. Take it away. I'm tired

23:51

of her. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter

23:54

if Joe Biden is old. The other guy

23:56

wants to be a king. Nevermind

23:58

the first person. you mentioned

24:00

trying to throw the other guy in

24:02

jail. But anyway, I digress. Big story

24:05

here, big news. We'll stay on

24:07

top of that and keep you posted. Let's go to the next

24:09

story here. A little

24:11

bit of a transition, pun

24:13

intended. A North Witch woman jailed

24:15

for cocaine-fueled sex with a dog.

24:17

I kid you not. This story

24:19

was presented to me. I had

24:21

to read it twice to understand

24:23

that it was even possible. This

24:25

says here, a woman has been

24:27

jailed. Okay, can we bring up the

24:30

picture of this woman, by the way? Do we have

24:32

a photo of her? There we go. Yes,

24:35

brave, beautiful woman. Don't

24:38

you dare, don't you dare say

24:40

that that's not a woman. Facial,

24:43

stubble, notwithstanding. A woman has

24:45

been jailed after she admitted

24:47

to having cocaine-fueled sex

24:49

with a dog and possessing images

24:51

of the disgusting incident. So it

24:54

wasn't enough, but there were photos

24:56

taken and she has those now.

24:58

This is Claire Gudier

25:00

of Spencer Street in North Witch.

25:03

Was described as manipulative and

25:06

deceitful by a probation officer. Judge

25:08

Steven Everett called her behavior in

25:10

taking part in the act with

25:13

other adults. There were

25:15

other adults that partook, actually,

25:17

as despicable, disgusting, and depraved

25:19

as he jailed her for

25:21

20 months. Sir,

25:24

I don't know if you've heard,

25:26

but you cannot jail her. You cannot jail

25:28

someone when they were born in the wrong

25:30

body. That gives them immunity

25:33

against you being a judge or

25:35

throwing them in jail. The 60-year-old

25:37

has twice been convicted of possessing

25:40

indecent images of children. In 2006

25:42

and 2009, with the judge admitting

25:47

she had been astonishingly lucky

25:50

to avoid previous spells

25:52

behind bars after receiving

25:55

suspended sentences. I

25:57

read that sentence correctly. So

25:59

in... decent images of children and you

26:01

get lucky, but have sex with a

26:03

dog and you're out of here, mister,

26:06

or I met ma'am, excuse me. Please

26:09

don't cancel me, I met ma'am. The

26:13

police have been called to her home on July

26:15

19th, 2019. 2019,

26:18

to carry out a routine check due to her being

26:21

on the sex offenders registry for

26:23

life, officers took

26:25

a laptop which contained evidence that

26:27

Goudier had searched the

26:29

internet for bestiality content and when

26:32

a full analysis of the equipment

26:34

was finally completed, some

26:36

two years later, it emerged

26:38

hidden in folders contained

26:41

31 indecent images of Goudier

26:43

taking part in a sex act

26:45

with dogs with other people. Good

26:47

thing that it only took two

26:49

years to analyze the bestiality content

26:51

any longer and we'd really be

26:54

in trouble. She said

26:56

she had fantasized about this for a

26:58

number of years and after talking about

27:00

it with people in the Northwich area

27:02

was put into touch with others so

27:04

that they could all get together, sounds

27:08

like a lovely community. I heard

27:10

home prices there are out of control right now.

27:12

She traveled down there in December 2018 and

27:15

took part in the act. At

27:18

the time of her arrest on June 17th

27:20

this year, police also found another pen

27:22

drive in her handbag

27:24

containing the same images and about 3.5 grams

27:26

of cocaine. Simon

27:31

Mills defending her said, his client

27:34

has always been frank and honest,

27:36

okay? Frank and honest with

27:38

the probation service and although

27:40

accepting the behavior had been

27:43

depraved and disgusting, called on

27:45

the judge to consider another

27:47

suspended sentence. I

27:50

don't think the judge understands, as I said,

27:52

he can't just jail someone who was born

27:54

in the wrong body. That is a get

27:56

out of jail free card. They can do

27:59

whatever they want. A

40:01

person didn't

40:05

call me hoo-hoo. And

40:12

I'm still recovering. They

40:16

didn't call me hoo-hoo. Are you

40:18

willing and able to relocate to

40:21

Wilmington? Yes. Additional

40:24

information, cover letter, we'll get to that.

40:26

Gender. I already did this. Hold

40:30

on. Gender. Our company values

40:32

diversity to ensure that we comply with reporting

40:34

requirements and to learn more about how we

40:36

can increase diversity in our

40:38

candidate pool. We invite you to

40:40

voluntarily provide demographic information in

40:42

a confidential survey. I already filled

40:45

out that I was hoo-hoo. This

40:47

one's a drop-down menu, and now

40:49

it's asking me male, female, decline

40:51

to self-identify. Well, I'm going to

40:53

click Define it, but I'm going

40:55

to write them. I need to

40:57

write them in the comments thing

40:59

that they don't have hoo-hoo under

41:02

gender, and that

41:04

is triggering. It's marginalizing my existence. Here we

41:06

get to race. Hispanic or

41:08

Latino, white, non-Hispanic, not checking that

41:10

one. Black or African American, Native

41:12

Hawaiian, Asian,

41:15

American Indian, two or more races decline

41:17

to self-identify. I already

41:20

put hoo-hoo. I'll put two or more

41:22

races. I've got, look,

41:25

you go back far enough, man. There's something there. Veteran

41:28

status. I can't

41:30

lie on this one. I am not a veteran. Optional

41:33

diversity survey. I kid you not, this thing

41:35

goes and goes and goes. We invite you

41:38

to complete this optional survey to help us

41:40

evaluate our diversity and inclusion efforts. This

41:42

is the First Lady. This is the President of

41:44

the United States' wife who needs a digital manager.

41:46

This is what's on the application to fill out.

41:50

What are your preferred pronouns? This is the

41:52

third time I've been asked about gender and

41:54

pronouns on this application right here. She,

41:57

her, he, his, they, them, my pronouns. are

41:59

not listed, I do not wish to identify."

42:01

Again, at the very top of this thing,

42:03

I already put who who and that's not

42:05

an option on either one of the second

42:07

gender, like, I can't. I'm just

42:09

going to put my pronouns are not listed because

42:12

I already said who who. What is your gender

42:14

identity? This is the next one. This

42:16

is the next one. Female, male,

42:18

transgender, non-binary, non-conforming, I do not

42:20

wish to identify. I'm going to

42:22

put non-conforming. I go against the grain.

42:26

Saucy. Outside the box. What

42:28

is your race ethnicity? I

42:30

just filled this out. This was

42:32

just above this. White, Caucasian, Hispanic, Latino,

42:34

Black or African, Asian, Native Hawaiian, Indigenous peoples,

42:37

Middle Eastern, some other race I do not

42:39

wish to identify. I got to put

42:41

some other race now to keep with the

42:45

Daniel Crum character. Do you

42:47

identify as a member of

42:49

the LGBTQIA plus community? Sean,

42:53

did y'all make this just so that I would

42:55

fill this out and this isn't a real thing?

42:58

This is a real website. I went

43:00

to it and I'm filling it out.

43:02

This is the fourth time I've already

43:04

been asked about how

43:06

I, yes, I'm a member of the transgender

43:08

of the LGB. I already put who who

43:10

as what I identify. Do you identify as

43:12

a member of the disabled community? Look,

43:15

I apologize to anyone out there, but I'm going to

43:17

click yes on this just to, I got to get

43:20

hired. Are you a veteran? No, I won't do that.

43:22

All right. Submit application. All right.

43:24

Your application has been submitted. I don't

43:26

know. We'll see. We'll see what happens. Maybe

43:28

I'll get hired. Maybe I

43:31

will finally be moving up

43:33

in the world as Daniel

43:35

Crum to work for the

43:37

first lady. Boom. Deal with

43:39

that. Man, if I don't

43:41

get hired, I hope I

43:43

don't get fired here. Let's

43:45

talk freedom. Real freedom. All

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52:00

football league and you came in like

52:02

last place and didn't do your punishment,

52:04

you're the most annoying type of person.

52:06

Number two, people who ride up my

52:08

bumper as close as they can on

52:10

the road. Anyone who does

52:12

that or worse yet, anyone who

52:15

tells his friends he's proud of it

52:17

makes a whole rules of the road

52:19

and blames the front car for going

52:21

too slow. That guy is the second

52:23

worst. And by the way, I just

52:26

slowed down 15 miles an hour. How

52:28

do you like that? But third worst

52:30

are these dunces. That's it, that's the

52:32

list. Now I could spend all afternoon

52:34

going through more examples. In just the

52:36

past year of these simpletons making scenes

52:39

all over the globe, pull up the

52:41

US Constitution one. Play

52:43

the US Constitution. Here we go. Is this

52:45

in the rotunda? Again

52:51

with the powder. In

52:57

which we have no voice or representation. This

53:02

country's founded on the conditions

53:04

that all men are created for

53:06

pretty equally and definitely. We

53:08

have too much time on our hands. Too

53:11

much time. To help all people, to

53:13

help all these rights, not just wealthy white men.

53:16

We all deserve clean air, water, food,

53:19

and a livable climate. You don't go out looking for

53:21

a job like that, do you? This one is unacceptable.

53:23

Stonehenge will be fine. This is the

53:26

Bill of Rights. Nicholas Cage didn't steal

53:28

this document to keep that other dude

53:30

from stealing it. So you could come

53:33

out here and express your childhood trauma.

53:35

Here we are days away from the 4th

53:38

of July and these communists wanna throw powder

53:40

on the words of Thomas Jefferson. What

53:43

did Vincent say in Pulp Fiction? It would

53:45

have been worth them doing it if I

53:47

could have just caught them doing it. How

53:49

about the ones who glued themselves to that

53:51

runway in Germany? Do we have that one?

53:53

Let's watch it. At

54:02

least this one you're trying to stop airplanes from

54:05

taking off. I can get

54:07

there logically with what you're trying to

54:09

do, gluing yourself there. Again,

54:13

with this one though, this is

54:15

getting to the point... Oh,

54:17

here we go. The

54:21

whole traffic line. The

54:24

right thing to do. That's

54:29

it. Good. Take that one away. He's

54:31

speaking Sputnik. I don't know what's going

54:34

on. But what's going on here is

54:36

that this is getting to the point

54:38

where I think there's a serious possibility

54:40

that these people are unknowingly bankrolled by

54:42

big oil companies to make environmentalists look

54:45

crazy. That seems more plausible than someone

54:47

thinking that this works. I

54:49

mean, the one guy watching said it

54:51

seems a bit drastic, but he concludes

54:54

that cutting through an airport security fence

54:56

and gluing yourself to an active runway

54:59

is the right thing to do. This

55:01

sums up exactly how the climate

55:03

crazies have gotten completely out of

55:05

control. They seem to think that

55:08

just because they're passionate about something,

55:10

that gives them some special claim

55:12

to act out in furtherance of

55:14

their agenda. And weak people, weak

55:17

people have enabled them. The

55:19

more encouragement they get, the more they'll raise

55:21

the stakes. All right. God

55:23

forbid they come disrupt the hot

55:25

dog eating contest this week. I can't

55:28

abide that. The most annoying aspect is

55:30

not even the events getting disrupted. It's

55:32

this air of moral superiority

55:34

that comes from drama queens who

55:36

are actively hurting their own cause,

55:38

essentially telling the rest of us,

55:41

how dare you not care about our

55:43

planet enough to throw macaroni at the

55:45

Mona Lisa. You don't even love the

55:48

earth enough to epoxy glue your hand

55:50

to an NBA floor. How selfish are

55:52

you? If this is the

55:54

best messaging you can muster, then your

55:56

cause either isn't worthy or

55:59

you're a terrible. marketer. I

56:01

truly believe we have to do a better

56:03

job of protecting our habitat, okay, cleaning up

56:06

our communities. We've gotten way too lax across

56:08

the world in America. Our streets are oftentimes

56:10

filthy, roads are trashed. We need to do

56:13

better. Guess what? That starts with us. It

56:15

doesn't start by high-fiving Greta Thunberg as

56:17

she and Al Gore hop on a

56:19

G6 to fly halfway around the world

56:22

so they can tell everyone else how

56:24

bad it is for planet Earth when

56:26

I eat a steak. No, it's

56:28

not gonna fly pun intended.

56:30

And behavior like this not only keeps

56:32

me from wanting to associate with whatever

56:34

it is you're advocating, but I now

56:37

have to mock you in order to

56:39

help you. You understand, like by calling

56:41

you out, I clearly care more for

56:43

your well-being than anyone else has for

56:46

you in your entire life. I care

56:48

more about you than your own mother,

56:50

clearly. Maybe that's part

56:52

of the problem that we got going on here,

56:54

but that's why today really was

56:57

inevitable. I'm just doing my duty. This

56:59

segment is bigger than me. So as

57:01

of this moment, commotion causing,

57:04

attention seeking, craze-filled

57:07

climate activists are

57:09

today canceled. That'll do it today for The

57:12

Matt Walsh Show. I am David Cohn. If

57:14

you like anything you heard today, go ahead

57:16

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57:23

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57:25

see if they agree or not. On behalf

57:27

of Matt Walsh and all of the team

57:29

here, have a blessed day.