The Clash of Civilizations is Here - Coexistence with Islam Must End

Summary

Podcast Summary: Louder with Crowder

Episode: "The Clash of Civilizations is Here – Coexistence with Islam Must End"

Date: July 27, 2026
Host: Steven Crowder
Main Guests: Josh Firestein, Andrew, Trans Rights Advocate (various)

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Episode Overview

This episode tackles controversial claims about Western society's ability to coexist with Islam following recent terror attacks in Berlin and Paris. The show explores whether hot-button issues—such as Islamic immigration, Islamic terrorism, and the trans agenda—are genuine societal threats or manufactured distractions meant to divide and manipulate the public. Crowder and his panel weave through a blend of rants, satire, and pop culture references to criticize what they see as leftist overreach on gender, identity, and free speech, while mocking media narratives about terrorism and the "legitimacy" of wedge issues. The episode also mocks influencer culture and highlights cultural changes in Western norms.

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Key Themes & Discussion Points

1. Recent Terror Attacks in Europe and Their Reception

• Segment Start: [00:00], [12:58]
• Crowder immediately frames the attacks in Berlin and Paris as evidence that Islamic terrorism is not a mere "wedge issue" but a grave threat to the West.
• He lampoons the left and mainstream media for downplaying Islamic terrorism, insisting “white supremacy” is a greater threat, which he calls irrational.
• Quote:
  • "I think if you believe that, I think you're a very silly person. I think it would be an incredible leap, like you would have to place your agenda above any logic or reasoning to believe that white supremacy is the single biggest terrorist threat." — Steven Crowder [14:01]
• Notable Segment:
  • Crowder details the Berlin attack ([15:18]), describing the Lebanese perpetrator and mocking Germany's criminal justice for releasing someone previously convicted of trying to join ISIS.
  • Panelists ridicule the political left's wish that perpetrators would be “white and Christian,” quoting German activists as saying: “hopefully it’s a white Christian person. But it wasn’t.” [16:53]
• Reaction:
  • Discussion turns to intersectionality, with Crowder scoffing at activists insisting the event shouldn’t “divide society” when the motive and ideology are clear.

2. Critique of Mainstream Narratives on Terrorism

• Segment Start: [12:58], [15:37]
• The show mocks official talking points from Western leaders and media on the threat posed by “right-wing extremism.”
• Quote:
  • "They are going to say we're terrorists, we are not. What we are is a group of individuals who refuse to stand by and let world leaders strip away the rights and wealth of their citizens." — Steven Crowder [13:47]
• The hypocrisy of being “anti-racist” is lampooned:
  • "We don't want this deed to be instrumentalized for political ends … We do not want any groups to be placed under suspicion for this ..." [17:44]

3. Islamic Immigration: Compatibility with Western Civilization

• Segment Start: [12:15], [15:37], [18:03]
• The panel alleges that Islamic immigration is inherently incompatible with Western values, shifting from anecdotes to sweeping generalizations about the prevalence of violence in Islamic countries.
• Crowder cites statistics (questionably sourced) of 200 million Muslims worldwide allegedly supporting violence against “infidels.” [21:29]
• Quote:
  • "There is no common ground when it's a black or white decision. The religion of Islam that commands the subjugation and killing of anyone who doesn't play ball or you reject it, you don't tolerate it." — Steven Crowder [18:11]

4. The “Trans Agenda” – Distraction or Real Threat?

• Segment Start: [28:00], [29:32]
• The focus shifts to gender issues, namely taxpayer-funded dolls with removable genitals in Minnesota, and broader transgender advocacy.
• Crowder ridicules the idea that the trans issue is a distraction, listing various government and education policies as evidence of its real world impact.
• Quote:
  • "This is a fundamental restructuring of society... breaking down the idea of gender norms in the nuclear family." — Steven Crowder [31:05]
• Crowder and panel highlight trans-activist talking points (“gender-affirming care is suicide prevention”) and contrast them with high attempted suicide statistics in the trans community, presenting the data as a refutation.
• Parallels are drawn between trends in free speech censorship and trans advocacy, arguing that pronoun enforcement and “hate speech” laws threaten the First Amendment and social stability.
• Quote:
  • "The easiest way to vaporize the First Amendment in this country... is a new issue with ever changing rules that nobody can ever get right. And no one can prove wrong because it's anti-scientific." — Steven Crowder [33:34]

5. Trump’s Policy Changes on Gender and Trans Issues

• Segment Start: [35:12], [36:23]
• Crowder defends Trump’s administration for reversing gender-affirming policies, emphasizing that these “non-issues” were actually “huge policy wins.”
• Direct contrast is made with Democratic platforms ("1.74 genders... countless gender fluidity").
• Panel claims the left is beholden to the "trans wing" and can't separate their agenda from broader policies.
• Quote:
  • "Show me one other policy that leads to the government being able to take away your kids and you never see them again. Now show me another one based on something imaginary that you can't disprove." — Steven Crowder [41:13]

6. Social Media, Influencer Culture, and Privacy

• Segment Start: [52:21], [53:55]
• Pivot to a lighter but still social-critical topic: a viral video of two lawyers making out in Central Park and being harassed by an influencer.
• Crowder rails against influencer culture, bemoaning how talentless “clout chasers” get more attention than substantive content.
• Legal aspects of single-party consent and invasive public filming are discussed, but Crowder and the panel return to their central theme of social decline being accelerated by social media trends.
• Quote:
  • "The clout chasing and the scroll and the short attention span has enabled the single most talentless, zero value contributing individuals to become famous and actually game the system." — Steven Crowder [55:26]

7. Gender, Speech, and the ‘Destruction’ of Western Norms

• Segment Start: [44:00], [46:15], [47:10]
• Extended rant about the language of gender (“cisgender,” “transgender”) as social constructs invented to upend traditional social order.
• Crowder claims the left’s intent is to destroy societal myths and gaslight everyone into accepting their new reality.
• Panelists mock high-profile celebrities like Anne Hathaway for activism speeches that, to them, merely pontificate about fake societal constructs to gain social clout.
• Quote:
  • "You are not part of the resistance. You are the oppressors. When you are the party of those who control media, information, Hollywood and education, if your view is in line with all of those institutions, you're not the resistance. You're in charge." — Steven Crowder [40:48]

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Notable Quotes & Exchanges (with Timestamps)

• Islamic Threat Dismissal:
  • "I think if you believe that, I think you're a very silly person... to believe that white supremacy is the single biggest terrorist threat." — Crowder [14:01]
• Leftist Wish Upon:
  • "Hopefully it’s a white Christian person. But it wasn’t." — Paraphrased from German activist, relayed by Crowder [16:53]
• Islam/West Divide:
  • "There is no common ground ... you reject [Islamic mandates], you don't tolerate it." — Crowder [18:11]
• LGBTQ+ Policy Critique:
  • "This is a fundamental restructuring of society... breaking down the idea of gender norms in the nuclear family." — Crowder [31:05]
• Critique of Resistance Language:
  • "You are not part of the resistance. You are the oppressors..." — Crowder [40:48]
• On Trump’s Achievements:
  • "Show me one other policy that leads to the government being able to take away your kids ... based on something imaginary that you can’t disprove." — Crowder [41:13]
• On Clout Chasing:
  • "The clout chasing and the scroll ... enabled the single most talentless, zero value contributing individuals to become famous and game the system." — Crowder [55:26]

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Noteworthy (and Occasionally Derogatory) Satirical Moments

• Opening satirical riff on Saudi Arabia and Sharia law [00:00-02:47]
• Parody of influencer rapper “D Day” and complaints about his cat [26:20]
• Mocking a viral “travel girlfriend” video and the notion of “body count” as relationship capital [04:04-11:00]
• Banter and recurring jokes about gendered swimwear, “tucking,” and other lowbrow riffs [51:53-52:13]

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Important Timestamps for Key Segments

• Islamic Terror and Berlin Attack: [12:15] – [18:03]
• Argument over wedge issues vs legitimate threats: [28:00] – [32:16]
• Trump policy breakdown and “trans agenda”: [35:12] – [37:59]
• Satirical coverage of influencer encounter in Central Park: [52:21] – [60:34]
• Leftist platforms and the structure of resistance: [39:30] – [41:13]

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Tone and Language

The episode is unapologetically brash and satirical, heavily reliant on sarcasm, parody, and direct mockery of social progressivism and left-leaning narratives. The language is intentionally provocative, with Crowder frequently using pejoratives and dark humor to make his cultural and political critiques.

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Final Impressions

• Crowder and panel insist that both Islamic immigration/terrorism and the trans agenda are not distractions but foundational threats to Western society.
• The episode repeatedly accuses the left of gaslighting the public about imminent threats while weaponizing niche issues to gain power and rewrite social norms.
• Commentary on media, activism, influencer culture, and even seemingly minor social changes (like public displays of affection) is filtered through this lens of skepticism and disdain for “elite” narratives.
• Throughout, the panel warns that dismissing any of these issues as “wedge” or “distraction” is both foolish and dangerous.

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For further detail, see individual segment timestamps and key quotes. This summary excludes promotional or ad content.

Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

Welcome to the lineup live on Rumble Morning all the way through. You don't even change that dial. If there was a dial. Each show rolls into the next look today. General theme, Distraction, wedge issue or legitimate issue? Islamic terrorism, Islamic immigration. You have some people, of course, everyone on the left and some on the right who said that's just a wedge issue to keep us versus them as opposed to going after the elites. Very similar to what Bernie would say. Is it related to class warfare? Is that the case or is it a problem? We'll get into Berlin, in Paris, which has happened this morning, the attacks, how awful it's been. Trans wedge issue, distraction. Or is it a legitimate issue when they're trying to sell genderless dolls? Not sell, sorry, taxpayer funded. Distribute genderless dolls whose genitals can be removed to your kids, by the way. Also in a state where your kids can be taken away from you if you don't affirm their gender. So wedge issue, distraction, non issue or. Or legitimate. We're going to be talking about that and making out in Central park and why the cameraman is the one who deserves to be punched in the testicles. On with the show. As we cross over the Red Sea, we find it the kingdom of the House of Saud. A place Allah referred to simply as home. A place that tells you to slow down, remember your prayers, and to cover up your neck, head, and upper and lower torso. A place where Sharia law ensures that all men are men, girls are girls who can't drive, and a clitoris is all but a distant, vanished memory. A place somewhere over the sunset above the Red Sea, we hear the laughter of young boys, the lamentations of infidels and the bleating of goats. It's a place where the number of public beheadings is surpassed only by the funding of global terrorism and gross abuse of basic human rights. Pure Saudi Arabia. Sponsored by Mohammed bin Salman and the tourism board of Saudi Arabia. Click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or 9.99amonth to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speech.

[Andrew]

See?

[Steven Crowder]

Not gonna let you get me.

[Josh Firestein]

I didn't today.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

He.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm not gonna let him get me. Tries to get me upset because I wouldn't do it. Then I went home. My lady was like, you're gonna have a heart attack. I was like, I. I think that's what he wants. Some kind of weir policy that I don't know about. But. How are you doing? Captain Morgan, CEO?

[Josh Firestein]

Fantastic.

[Steven Crowder]

There you go.

[Josh Firestein]

You do?

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you seemed happy. Didn't he seem happy? That's what he wants, right? Three off your game.

[Josh Firestein]

That's why I'm happy.

[Andrew]

He seems way too happy today.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, he seems way too happy.

[Josh Firestein]

I saw Andrew, why are you happy

[Steven Crowder]

about what happened in Berlin, in Paris?

[Josh Firestein]

I'm not. I went to a fun debate last night.

[Steven Crowder]

It carried over. Oh, yeah? What debate did you go to?

[Josh Firestein]

Andrew Wilson. Dinesh d'. Souza.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, you went to it live.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, yeah. They happened to be in the area, so.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, very nice. That's why you're happy. You like watching people suffer. Saturday, August 1st, at Film Alley in Weatherford, Texas. August 1st. That's going to be Mr. Josh Firestein. How are you, sir?

[Andrew]

Good, good. Come out to the show. Weatherford Film Alley. It's. They got bowling, they got movies. They got me.

[Steven Crowder]

That's this weekend.

[Josh Firestein]

Bowling, movies, and you.

[Andrew]

That's right.

[Steven Crowder]

So let's just get on with it. Here's a backpacker. I don't. By the way, isn't that just a weird thing, like, backpacker? You know, it's like if you're. You're world for business, you travel on business. I'm traveling on business.

[Andrew]

People.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, I'm a backpacker. It's. It's, it's a storage. It's a storage vessel.

[Josh Firestein]

I don't know why people.

[Steven Crowder]

So anyways, so this backpacker who's, you know, people have been giving her a really hard time on the Internet. I don't think, like, she's, she's, you know, I'd say like, she's like a five and a half. She rated all of her travel boyfriends, and it's as awful as you think it would be. And she seems surprised by the reactions a little bit. Rating my travel boyfriend.

[Andrew]

Oh, sucks to be these guys.

[Steven Crowder]

9 out of 10. 8 out of 10. Canada, 10 on 10. Yeah. And before I get to any commentary, there is a feature film about her in the works, to be clear. Planes, trains and floozies. So, yeah, that's just something where she.

[Andrew]

Oh, that's nice.

[Steven Crowder]

That's just me, Miss Old Fashioned Whore. Once upon a time, where she goes, hey, Canada is a 10 on 10. It used to be like, oh, you found a man who's 10 on 10. Yeah, 10 out of 10. Do what you can to be marryable for him. It doesn't get better than 10 on. He's 10 on 10. You found the one you want to settle down with. Oh, you're going to continue being a whore across major continents Got it.

[Josh Firestein]

Could you be the guy that's like the four you imagine seeing the video like four?

[Steven Crowder]

You said it was great.

[Andrew]

Mr. Argentina was two.

[Josh Firestein]

Yes.

[Andrew]

Poor guy. He's like, hey, you're gonna. We're not. You're not gonna, like, film this. And then, you know. Yeah, call me an asshole in front of the whole world. Are you right?

[Steven Crowder]

Yes. You are going to rate me at least a six. Correct. But you gave 10 to Canada. I just. And this is the thing with Eat, Pray, Love. I guess women think this is going to lead to happiness. Well, what do you think is going to happen when this middling lady is no longer middling and she's in her 40s or her 50s? Maybe that 10 would have been a good idea. We used to have matriarchs. We used to have. This was called finishing school. Right. It was a goal to find a man and a good man. It doesn't mean you pick any piece of crap. Women who complain about men out there who play video games in their mom's basement, they have a legitimate point. I understand men need to buck up, too. But if you find a 10 on 10, it is your job to woo him, to convince him and to keep him if you want to have a good and fulfilled life. We used to have women go, hey, Matrix, go. That's a good. You better make sure he's happy when he comes home. Hey, you present yourself well. You want the 10 on 10, don't you? You've got a shot.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Instead she goes on to sleep with a four or a two. Here's how I know you're a whore. You had a 10 on 10, then you slept with like 15 twos and just kept going.

[Josh Firestein]

By the way, who's going to want this person? She's putting this video out, right? Obviously, right? Who's gonna want this person when she finds the 5 on 10 later on that she's trying to down with and he sees this video and goes, like, I could do better than you.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Josh Firestein]

Like, why would anybody want that? And by the way, it's not just the 10 on 10. Yes. That's like the unicorn kind of thing. The seven or eight or nine on 10 guys that she was with probably would have been like, hey, do your best to keep these guys.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, well, and here's the problem is, first off, how much you want to bet that a few years down the line where someone asks her body count, she go, where do you get off? You're.

[Andrew]

I don't know.

[Steven Crowder]

I've made. I've put Together, this estimate based on all of your social videos, give or take five, I'm going to go with 39. Yeah. Do I have that about right?

[Josh Firestein]

Okay.

[Steven Crowder]

Don't wait up on the engagement ring.

[Andrew]

But the other way around would be. Would be a travesty, too.

[Steven Crowder]

These women, like.

[Andrew]

I can't believe you're rating these women like this. Right.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly right. They literally remember they faulted Donald Trump. I can't believe a president who rates women.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, a little bit.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you're not also sleeping with all of them. This woman is rating men and it's just. Okay, look, ladies, if this is what you want, this is what you think is best versus good. I hope she finds happiness, but I'm willing to bet that she won't. She also uploaded this video not that long ago with the caption, Two travel boyfriends in 24 hours. Twelve, actually. Am I a genius or an asshole? Asshole.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

My wonderful archaeologist in state.

[Steven Crowder]

Pause. I only saw the long shot before. That's what she looks like. Should have taken the 10.

[Josh Firestein]

Should have taken the six, right?

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, here's the other thing, too, by the way. She probably couldn't get the 10 here. She won't want her body count to be revealed in the future. But she also believes because a 10 will sleep with her with no strings attached. A guy who's a seven, who's an eight, let's say she's about a six. She now believes that she's entitled to that when she wants to settle down. The truth is, at that point, best she can hope for is probably a four.

[Andrew]

Well, I mean, now seeing this video, to be truthful, the guys that are. She's rating 10 out of. It's out of, not on.

[Steven Crowder]

I know.

[Andrew]

That's a weird thing.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

I know.

[Andrew]

But 10 out of 10, nine out of 10, all those guys, they're like, oh, yeah, I slept with a homeless. Homeless chick.

[Josh Firestein]

I was drunk.

[Andrew]

Yeah. I don't know. I was camping. Some. Some homeless chick came up and she. I don't know. She didn't stink too bad.

[Steven Crowder]

I promised her some crack. I never gave it to her.

[Josh Firestein]

No

[Steven Crowder]

polio switcheroo.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Hinge date. Post camp out in the desert. Suggested that I come and check out

[Andrew]

where no one else can see you.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Hot springs, which are apparently a hidden gem that no one knows about on the way to Yosemite.

[Steven Crowder]

So that's what I'm doing right now.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Walking down to the hot springs. When I first arrived to what can literally only be described as the place where fairies frolic, there was no one there, but me. So I obviously took this opportunity to live my H2O, just add water mermaid life and then watch all my bits because you best believe your girl had not had a shower in a very long time. It was a.

[Andrew]

And having sex with many men rudely

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

interrupted by other travelers. But every cloud. Because among the influx of the people I could not care less about, there was a gobsmackingly beautiful, hippie, dippy American man who naturally, I fell in love with for one business day and convinced myself it was my life.

[Steven Crowder]

How's he dressed like a milkmaid with

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

him under the moonlight, naked. Unfortunately, I did put the phone away for that one. But you can see evidence here of him collecting my swimming suit the next morning.

[Steven Crowder]

The problem.

[Josh Firestein]

Oh, my gosh.

[Steven Crowder]

The problem with this, too, is you have women at home who they're about to. Or they've just celebrated the wonder that is their child's birthday. Being jealous of this, that's also the problem. This woman, I guarantee you, is. And if she's not miserable yet, she's going to be. Would you trade all of the hot springs with gross. Ross Geller keyboard SONG Creating hippies. Would you trade that for one Christmas morning with kids, one birthday? This is the thing we've told. This is why I'm anti travel. They're like, I just want to travel. Really? It is an opportunity cost. You can do it in a limited fashion when you get old. People used to travel when they were older, but now some of you are like, I just don't want to settle down until I've traveled. Well, what do you think it comes with? And would you trade all of the travel for what actually means something? You can get to it later. Same thing with a career. But you will have people at home jealous because that looks sexy. It's not. It's not. I guarantee you that guy smelled. I guarantee you she smelled. I guarantee you they don't feel very good about each other. I guarantee you they have antibiotics on standby all the time for the crap that they catch. And at some point, they're gonna get home to an empty house, an empty apartment, and it's going to be very, very quiet. This is the big problem with social media.

[Andrew]

My favorite part is how this guy told her, hey, meet me at these springs.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Right?

[Andrew]

And then he didn't. He had sex with her at a campsite. He's like, yeah, I'm gonna hit these hot springs later. You should totally meet me there while I go the other direction. Yeah. And then you can. You can just have random sex with one of the rejects from the Lumineers who totally isn't hiding out after killing 13 hookers.

[Steven Crowder]

But he's hanging out. You happened to meet him at a spring. A remote hot spring, yes, while he's

[Andrew]

playing his keyboard he got from Bob's Burgers.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. Listen to this one. That's a helicopter.

[Andrew]

Meow, meow.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, I hate everything about it. But you tell me if I'm too harsh. You can comment below. You're not because it's about to get more harsh. Is it a distraction, wedge issue, or is it a real issue? Islamic immigration, Islam being incompatible with Western civilization. Islam in general. I think we might be at the point where we need a litmus test, but certainly Islamic terrorism, if you've turned on the TV or if you've watched podcasts, you would believe that the real problem, and obviously our hearts are with and our prayers go to the people of Berlin. After this last attack, another one in Paris. But hey, those are outliers. Real problem is right wing extremism.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

And we won't ignore what our intelligence agency have determined to be the most lethal terrorist threat to the homeland today. White supremacy is terrorism.

[Steven Crowder]

We can just go back through all of the recent mass shootings. It's the right, it's the right, it's the right. We are no one. We are everyone. He's a Juggalo movie and we are invisible. That is why we'll block far right agitators from traveling to Britain for that event, because we will not allow people to come. Richard Spencer gained weight.

[Andrew]

Hamas is cool though. The Director General of Asia has warned about a range of threats, be it anti Semitism, the rise of right wing extremist groups as well.

[Steven Crowder]

They are going to say we're terrorists, we are not. What we are is a group of individuals who refuse to stand by and let world leaders strip away the rights and wealth of their citizens.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Who is he? We need to know now.

[Steven Crowder]

Every. Every single extremist related murder between 2022 and 2024, three years straight, was carried out by right react, zero by left react. Innocent Americans are going to die. We need to infiltrate further.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

The most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, before you know, this all brings us to Berlin. As we know right now, as of this broadcast, one person was killed, 29 injured. Car as they say, drove into a parade. But before that, does anyone actually believe that? So before we get to the idea of this being a wedge issue or distraction along with trend, I see that a lot on The Marxist right. Does anybody actually believe, has anyone ever in their life actually believe that white supremacy is the greatest terror threat to the United States or to the uk? Because I think if you believe that, I think you're a very silly person. I think it would be an incredible leap, like you would have to place your agenda above any logic or reasoning to believe that white supremacy is the single biggest terrorist threat. So this brings us to Berlin and Paris. Just happened this morning, another terrorist attack. Guess who?

[Josh Firestein]

We begin tonight with breaking news overseas. At least one person is dead, more than a dozen others injured after a car drove into a crowd at a pride parade in Berlin, one of the most popular and largest in Europe. Hundreds of thousands of people coming to celebrate what's known in Germany as Christopher Street Day.

[Steven Crowder]

Now I'm going to get to the real, the real crux of this, the reactions. What's really insane now you have German activists saying that they really just hoped it wasn't exactly who it ended up being. They really hoped this would finally be one of those Christian right wing extremists. No dice. The suspect, Abdul Balalt Balout. Yeah. Lebanese mother. By the way, before this, he was convicted of trying to join ISIS.

[Josh Firestein]

Shouldn't that be like a sign?

[Steven Crowder]

One year, 10 months in prison, released on probation. Good behavior. Well, how do you, how do you judge good behavior of an ideology? Like, well, he hasn't killed an infidel while in prison. I guess let's just take our chances.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, he's too moronic to actually get to join isis. He's on the wait list. Can't we just like go? Okay, well, no, you can't be in the population anymore. You tried to do this, right?

[Steven Crowder]

You're not allowed to. I'm sorry. You know, you're not allowed to be in our society. Why? On account of the fact that you want to kill everyone in society. But I'm not doing it now. Well, that's because you're behind bars, so we're going to keep you there.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, it's not like he applied for a desk job with isis, right? He's like the accountant or something.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, you probably, probably need a couple. Also need a matchmaker.

[Andrew]

He's like, he's one of their cooks.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, well, if you're isis, you can't just swipe right. So here is what those in Germany are very concerned about. They really, really wished that this guy wasn't exactly. They hoped he was white or Christian. Getting this news at the carpet into the csd. A man in a car. It Was also shocking to me. It's the first thing I thought was, hopefully it's not a foreigner, hopefully it's a white Christian person. But it wasn't. That's where intersectionality shows itself again. We're not all fighting the same fights, but we're here for each other. In moments like these with. The queers feel threatened most by right wing forces.

[Andrew]

We do not want this deed to be instrumentalized for political ends. We don't want any groups to be placed under suspicion for this. People are trying to divide our society and set some people against others. As a CSD in Berlin, we will not allow this.

[Steven Crowder]

So just to be clear, you're not set. This is what they always do when they go, they're trying to keep us fighting, man. I really hope it's a white Christian.

[Andrew]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And then you go, well, it's someone who follows a religion that commands for the killing of let's not use this to divide, man. Please be a white Christian. So whenever someone says, come on, let's find common ground, what they're really doing is trying to trick you. They're trying to lull you into a state of complacency. They're trying to get you to submit to their will and worldview as opposed to the other way around. There is no common ground when it's a black or white decision. The religion of Islam that commands the subjugation and killing of anyone who doesn't play ball or you reject it, you don't tolerate it. There's no common ground on that. But you hear that? We don't want this to be used to turn anyone against each other. It reminds me of that 1941 film, the empathetic German. Yeah, they're known for really see Three Showers. You'll be nice guys over here. Ignore the song. I know it sounds sinister, but they're really saying is, oh, we hope we have a really fun time all together regardless of race or disability or Jewishness.

[Josh Firestein]

Maybe a little bit on the Jewishness,

[Steven Crowder]

maybe a small bit on the Jewishness. Just turn down the Jew, turn down the Yun ness.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

By the way, what they're really saying is we don't want you to go out and tell people what the threat actually is.

[Andrew]

Right.

[Josh Firestein]

We don't want you to actually save people's lives. We're so bought into this worldview where they're the oppressed as well. Even though they're trying to kill us and their ideology would kill us in a heartbeat if it was in charge completely. We don't want you to go out and protect other individuals. Does that make any sense to anybody? Would we do that with any other thing in society where there's a threat, like there's a snake on the loose in this studio and be like, yeah, no, I don't. Don't be against the snake, you jerk. I know Stephen's dead over there writhing in pain a few minutes ago, but everybody needs to be nice.

[Andrew]

It's so cool, petty, and it's rooted in selfishness. I think it's because they don't want to be wrong. They don't want to have to be. They don't want to say that, like, oh, you know what? I was wrong. This is a real problem. Now they're coming after my community. They can't agree with the right on it.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Andrew]

They can't be like, well, we were wrong. We shouldn't have been empathetic towards these people. Maybe we should draw a line. They can't do it. They can't admit they're wrong, and they can't be mean.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. I don't want you to have drag queen story hour in front of kids. And I don't think that two dudes or two chicks getting hitched is the same kind of a marriage as a heteronormative couple. That's your civil rights fight with me. They kill you. That's the policy in every Islamic country. By the way, gay German men, they're not buying it. So a dating app survey showed that they supported the AFD above all other parties. Meaning gay German men are leaning to the right significantly.

[Josh Firestein]

Very far right.

[Steven Crowder]

Not the lesbians, though, unfortunately. There's a real divides there.

[Andrew]

It makes sense, though. I mean, the guys have the logical way of thinking and.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Andrew]

And, you know, the logical thing is that, oh, LGBT is being targeted in Europe by one group and one group only.

[Steven Crowder]

And the Germans are relatively rational people. I mean, sometimes it gets away from them. But, you know, I thought about it, and for a while, you didn't want us to get, you know, married, and we've kind of had a sore spot with that. But now we're more concerned with dying,

[Trans Rights Advocate]

so.

[Josh Firestein]

But not from aids, but a vote

[Steven Crowder]

for the people who don't want us to die as much. And by the way, the lady who's one of the key figures in the FDA is a lesbian leader. Yeah, but she's an exception. She's an exception. Well, hopefully we'll see gay German men turn against the lesbian coalition there and start getting some things right. And by the way, as the show Just started. Just to be clear, people say this is an outlier. We've given you the stats. 200 million Muslims support violence against infidels or against civilians. I should say you look at hundreds and thousands, the vast majority of terrorism, both nationally, internationally, carried out in the name of Islam. And believe your lion eyes and ears as this show just started, another mass stabbing just happened in Paris. You see that? Three women were stabbed in one, as we understand is pregnant.

[Andrew]

Worst Michael Myers impression. Now

[Steven Crowder]

I want you, I want you to play that beginning half again because you don't actually see what happened, but you know, it's implied. And then I'm going to play something for you that's. That's pretty graphic, I warn you. But this part is replay. Just the first portion,

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Right?

[Steven Crowder]

That's the stabbing. He just moves on.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Okay.

[Steven Crowder]

That looks exactly like this scene in the movie Vigilante where a migrant stabs someone for no reason, by the way. And the film got 10% in Rotten Tomatoes because they said, of course this is just some kind of violence fetish where they're exaggerating and making you afraid of things that don't actually happen. So keep in mind that stabbing, I warn you, this is graphic. Kids shouldn't be watching. Here's that scene in Vigilante, the movie. So that's the movie Citizen Vigilante. That's exactly what you just saw.

[Andrew]

The only difference is that guy was trying to hide it.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, exactly. That's what I was gonna say.

[Steven Crowder]

Yep. The only difference is that's very.

[Andrew]

And he only had one knife. The real guy had two. He was dual wielding.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, that's the thing.

[Steven Crowder]

That's not even an exaggeration. And that was panned by the same entertainment industry who love gratuitous violence if it's subversive. And they'll try and tell you that when it's realistic.

[Josh Firestein]

This is just.

[Steven Crowder]

This is just. It's just not believable.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, I think the audience score was like 91%, so they were losing that battle there. But that's. I wanted to go back to the point when you saw the guy jogging and he's like, attention. He's like, guys, hey, hey, hey. It's not normal for a military age Muslim men to be jogging down the street with a knife. You need to pay attention. You've never in the history of the world had to say that before because people knew somebody running with a knife is a threat. I have to get out of the way. I have to pay attention to my surroundings.

[Andrew]

He had two Knives.

[Josh Firestein]

The one big one in the right hand. Sorry, I couldn't see the other one. So the one big one in the right hand when he's just joggings. Like you've never had to do that before in history. No, because people knew that is a threat. Now we've conditioned them. No, no, no, that's not a threat. That's not a threat. Those guys aren't a threat.

[Steven Crowder]

Don't be racist.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, that is insane.

[Steven Crowder]

Those people wouldn't be allowed in our countries once upon a time on account of the fact that they are too knifey.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, I want. If somebody sees that going on and I don't care what the circumstances are, I want chairs broken over that guy's back. I want poles, whatever you have around to hit him and get him on the ground. I don't care if he's out selling Cutco on accident. And we just got this guy on the ground. Yeah, you don't get to do that in public. And I want people to know that is dangerous. Why is that something we have to tell you now?

[Steven Crowder]

Well, you have an entire party when you're talking about in France, you have an entire half of the political of their parliament there telling women to not be afraid, trying to pacify. No, no, there's no reason to be afraid. Look, let me tell you, if you're in a major city, don't ever have headphones.

[Josh Firestein]

No, ever.

[Steven Crowder]

At worst, have those open ear headphones, which I've gotten just for even in a nice neighborhood walking Joe Lewis. Open ear headphones, keep your head up on a swivel. Never be down on your phone, never headphones, situational awareness. And this is in no way victim blaming, but your own government is putting you at risk and they're lying to you. You need to be aware. I would also just avoid big cities now. I'm sorry, I would in Europe. Absolutely. It's a struggle. And if you find yourself struggling to keep up with your mortgage, you should take a stab at finding a better deal. Distasteful, but it worked.

[Andrew]

Yo, what up, fam? It's your boy, D Day, holding it down. Nah, I'm sayin' yeah. And you already know what time it is. New mixtape out. And you already know this new joint, it's a banger, you feel me? But it ain't like my old stuff. Nawta mean? Nah, nah. I had to dig deep on this one. I had to dig deep inside of me and pull out that inner usher, you feel me? Had to pull out my inner T pain for that smooth R and B sound for that. Hey, girl, you know your body's like a mountain. It's tall and bumpy. Darryl, stop pretending you're from Detroit. Clean this litter box. Dad, I'm trying to lay down a trip. And stop calling me Daryl. Okay, Motown, when you're done, come back to Meowtown and clean up this stupid cat's box. Her name is Mittens. How many time I gotta tell you?

[Steven Crowder]

Mittens. Mittens.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

God.

[Andrew]

Always trippin', man. I don't care what her name is. You and this damn cat have to find your own place. You know how hard it is to find a rental that allows cats. Dad, be a man. Buy a house. Call American Financing. For crying out loud. You know I ain't got no more minutes on my phone plan. You know that. Your mother added some more this morning. Damn right. That whole betta had my minutes. What did you say about your mother?

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Nothing.

[Andrew]

I didn't say nothing, man. Call the pros at American financing today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net Crowder, NMLS 182334. If you start today, you may even delay up to two mortgage payments.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, by the. Home prices are kind of coming down quite a bit right now.

[Steven Crowder]

I know it's not.

[Josh Firestein]

Not the worst time to be looking at that.

[Steven Crowder]

Not the worst time or. Yeah, you can wait a little bit, a little bit more. I would imagine that's the trend, but yeah, it's a better time than in the past. Okay, next issue here. Gosh, I'm trying to think. Let's just set this up so. Taxpayer funded dolls with removable genitals in Minnesota. Okay. Your kids are now going to be taught swappable genitals. And just to be clear, the company making these dolls to introduce us includes people like this Rachel Becker Warner, doctor of psychology at the University of Minnesota. Her bio reads. Her research and practice includes intersections of neuro and gender diversity, the neurobiological impact of trauma and gender identity development. Nick Rider, professor at the University of Minnesota. Bio says Dr. Ryder's interested in gender and sexual identity development, intersections of identity discrimination and microaggressions, sexual trauma, abuse recovery, social justice advocacy. I say this because. Or I point this out because you have a good portion of people on the right who have adopted the left talking points saying the trans issue, it's a distraction. It doesn't act. It's a non issue. You shouldn't be worried about it. That's to keep us and them fighting. We have no research about how being trans or undergoing gender affirming treatment impacts athletic performance in teams. The culture war stuff, it's like, I think it's an intentional distraction that they use. Did trans people storm the Capitol?

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

According to them, the trans kids that want to play the sport. Lord have mercy. That is the biggest issue that we had.

[Steven Crowder]

Since when? Since when find a little trans child that is ruining your life. Have you already covered that trans athlete

[Andrew]

winning this women competition?

[Steven Crowder]

Genuinely just curious about your thoughts on it. My position, first and foremost, is like, I don't care. It straight up does not matter. Absolutely does not matter.

[Andrew]

In the grand scheme of things. Even if trans women were completely dominating

[Josh Firestein]

certain fields of sport, it's like, who

[Andrew]

cares about transgender girls in sports? Honestly, who cares?

[Steven Crowder]

0.6% of the American adult population is transgender. That is a tiny community of fellow human beings. Certainly not enough for an alleged takeover of girls sports.

[Josh Firestein]

Just keep in mind that, like, the fixation on trans people in sports was largely of concern to conservatives. There are, like, five trans people in sports.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

I am the only person here involved with recreational sports where I play with trans people. People, by the way, because this is a manufactured issue. It is a manufactured issue.

[Andrew]

Why are my cities disgusting? I don't want to go there. It smells like weed and whole food. And you're lecturing me about how it's a great moral victory that I kicked the boys off the girls soccer team. Good. I'm so glad. But let's do the real stuff, like making New York livable.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Ah.

[Steven Crowder]

And how many trans people have been at the mayor's office or work in that administration? What about health secretaries? What about policies?

[Andrew]

But they're such a small portion of the population, right?

[Steven Crowder]

They're such a small.

[Andrew]

They're so insignificant. Why are they taking up so many spaces and offices?

[Steven Crowder]

Right? And why would. Why would we be funding through our tax dollars, Dolls for kids in Minnesota, The Strand sports issue, by the way, it's many, many hundreds of medals, many, many hundreds of scholarships that have been lost. At the very least, to be clear. And this is where we have some safeguards. It's representative of the policies. There are hundreds of billions of dollars in policies that have been redirected, diverted because of the LGBTQ agenda. You can't about health care and cost of living and not acknowledge that in the 1970s, when your copay might have been $10, you weren't paying for every Tom and Dick and Harry's dick removal. You weren't paying for hormone replacement. Therapy, you weren't paying for these gender transitions. You cannot separate these issues. And it is a fundamental restructuring of society. So do you believe that it's a distraction, that it's just a wedge issue and what really matters is only aipac, or can all of these issues matter? And we understand that the tip of the spear with the left is breaking down the idea of gender norms in the nuclear family. Because here is the actual trans agenda in action as policy.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Do you think states should have a right to ban gender affirming health care?

[Trans Rights Advocate]

I don't think any state or anybody should have the right to do that. As a moral question and as a legal question, I just think it's wrong.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, gender affirming care is medical care. Gender affirming care is mental health care. Pay for it, pay for it. Gender affirming care is literally suicide prevention. Pay for it. At the White House.

[Andrew]

New Jersey is the latest state to become a haven for gender affirming care

[Trans Rights Advocate]

in the United States States transgender kids is a really harder thing. What's going on in Florida is, as my mother would say, close to sinful. I mean, it's just terrible what they're doing. They're human beings. They love, they have feelings, they have inclinations that are. I mean, it just to me is. I don't know, it's cruel.

[Steven Crowder]

A comedy writer, incredible comedy writer Graham Linen being arrested. I mean, for things he said. Posted online, 16 year old A.B. hernandez was all smiles posing with the other winners at California State track and field championship over the weekend.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

To parents of transgender children, affirming your child's identity, one of the most powerful things you can do to keep them safe and healthy.

[Steven Crowder]

It's actually one of the most powerful things you can do to guarantee that they find themselves in a 41 to 42% attempted suicide demographic. Here's something else that's really important for people to remember. Once you declare gender male, female, man fundamentally interchangeable and you move to declaring it hate speech to share the view of all of human civilization up until let's call it 2016, that is also the easiest way to control and censor speech. We saw it on YouTube. We were regularly suspended, banned. Back in the day, if you didn't affirm gender, things were moving toward. You have to use the pronoun that somebody demands or it's hate speech and people can be jailed. The easiest way to vaporize the First Amendment in this country, and it's why the left pushed for it, is a new issue with ever changing rules that nobody can ever get right. And no one can prove wrong because it's anti scientific. It's already been proven wrong in the physical reality. So it becomes, well, can you prove it wrong in the emotional reality? Emotionally, you're harming me. It's suicide prevention. To make sure that you don't use pronouns I don't like. That's how Jordan Peterson became famous. So in addition to all the taxpayer funding, all the wasted money, all the children being ripped from their parents, all the transitions, all the drag queen story hours, all the women losing medals, the speech issue really did center around LGBTQAIP for years. And that is exactly why President Trump had to take the issue head on immediately. As of today, it will henceforth be

[Trans Rights Advocate]

the official policy of the United States government that there are only two genders, male and female.

[Steven Crowder]

And here's the thing again, using Minnesota as a springboard. People go, well, that's just something that's just symbolic. Well, I want you to go through these policy changes with the Trump Administration 2.0. Check the references, we make them available, link in the description and ask yourself, well, wait a second. This is a change, a policy. A change to what? You already have the answer. So when he came in, the government officially recognized only two genders. What does that mean? Well, the left, Democrat Party did not. They said 1.74. Then it was countless gender fluidity, as many as you can name. President Trump had to defund federally gender ideology, kindergarten through 12. So why? Because it was being funded. Teaching kids that they could simply change their gender at 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. They had to make sure that universities were allowing, were not allowing men and women's sports allowing section title 9. Sorry. To exist as it was supposed to, only women. So they were federally defunding universities who allowed men to compete in women's sports.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Why?

[Steven Crowder]

Because men were being allowed to compete in women's sports. Remove federal funding for gender affirming care for minors. That was the policy reversal. Reversal of you paying for gender affirming care for minors. They didn't want trans people. This administration said, you know, you're not gonna allow trans people to be in the military. Why? Because they were in the barracks and

[Andrew]

there was a problem.

[Steven Crowder]

It was a problem.

[Andrew]

It was a distraction. It was an issue of safety. They're mentally disturbed.

[Steven Crowder]

The policy reversal of requiring Passports, other government IDs to reflect your sex at birth.

[Andrew]

Why?

[Steven Crowder]

Because the left used to say, well, you were assigned a gender at birth, which you can reassign. No, this government said, we're not going to pay to indoctrinate kids. We're not going to pay for sex changes for minors. We're not going to pay for universities to allow men to beat the shit out of women. And we're not going to allow you to rename yourself, put on some makeup and a moo moo and use it for your government id, your passport to vote or travel internationally. Oh, also, we're not going to allow men and women's prisons because all of a sudden women have been getting pregnant in prison. That's weird. This was a reversal. It's a non issue. Those are all pretty significant issues. Don't ask yourself what the left is. Does. It's what would the left do unfettered, with unfettered power and even with some checks and balances. That's pretty extreme. And it's really sent the teaching establishment, to be clear, the incubator for all this, it sent them in a tailspin.

[Andrew]

And the beautiful thing is that it's a spectrum, right? Non binary means sky's the limit. There really is no limit. There's no wrong answer.

[Steven Crowder]

Only two.

[Andrew]

How am I supposed to stretch this out for a whole semester? I gotta find my lesson planner. Where is my lesson planner? Somebody stole my lesson planner. Where's my.

[Steven Crowder]

This stinks.

[Andrew]

This is total bs. Oh, here it is.

[Josh Firestein]

He changed really quickly when he found it. I want to go back to what Tucker said, because Tucker said that he was. That this was a non issue. Great. Can we get back to the important things? This is one of the most important things that this administration has done and we just gloss over it like it was just like a Tuesday afternoon thing. That doesn't matter at all. If you don't do this, it leads to the destruction of the family, which leads to the destruction of our culture, which leads to the destruction of our nation, period. It's a very straight line to that. Also, please understand what he pivoted to next. My cities smell like weed and halal food. Why is it a problem for your city to smell like halal food? We'll table that issue for a minute while you think about it. Do you think the federal government runs New York City, Chicago, Louisiana? Do you think they run those cities and make them more livable and more exciting to be in and clean up crime in those cities specifically? No, Tucker, why are you pivoting to something that is not the job of the federal government? You seem off that Donald Trump accomplished something that we all screamed for in 2022 and 2023. We have to stop this. Why do we forget that when he gets elected?

[Steven Crowder]

Does it right Also, by the way, this was a huge winning issue for Donald Trump because the left has overreached and isn't it important to win politically now? Show me a single socialists. Show me a single member of the dsa, let alone the platform. A mumdani or an AOC type who doesn't have the trans issue central, central to their campaign think it's important to point it out. Their strong suit. This is one thing Tucker doesn't understand. Their strong suit is going, hey, free stuff. People like it. Their week is them going, hey, we need to pay for gender reassignment surgeries. Americans go, wait a second. This is where the Democrat Party left me. Working class stuff, cool. You want to give me free stuff, great. But I don't want to be paying for your agenda. It's a winning issue for the right and people on the right want to throw away not only an important issue, but a winning issue. Let me give you some more examples. Check the references about how this trans issue is central. You cannot separate it from the left's agenda. Here's the latest platform from the dnc. What does it include? It will force schools to allow boys and girls bathrooms, force them to force insurance companies to cover gender surgery. Force them make trans a protected class, which by the way, means de facto speech laws. If it's a protected class, it is hate speech for you to speak out against them. Then if you look at the Democratic Socialists of America, their published toolkits out there, go check their website for sanctuary states or cities. This is what they include. They say the purpose of this campaign track is to normalize trans solidarity. Declaring love and acceptance for trans people as the majority position in your area. The ACLU roadmap their strategy. The ACLU is prepared to harness the public pressure necessary to deliver full equality under the law for LGBTQ individuals. The ACLU will engage in a multi front effort, including aggressive lobbying and grassroots mobilization to make the case, create the urgency and provide the momentum necessary for Congress to act. What do you think that means? What do you think that means when the ACLU is in line lockstep with the media, entertainment industry and education. Hey, the DNC and Democratic Socialists of America. Here's one thing I would like them to realize. You are not part of the resistance. You are the oppressors. When you are the party of those who control media, information, Hollywood and education, if your view is in line with all of those establishments, with all those institutions, you're not the resistance. You're in charge. And you're using it to reconstruct society. And believe you me, they absolutely are. So when people just say it's just a wedge issue, it's not a real issue. What? Name me one that's more important. Show me one other policy. Show me one other policy that leads to the government being able to take away your kids and you never see them again. Now show me another one based on something imaginary that you can't disprove. It's part of their platform. If the left attains power, this will be what they do. Just so you're clear, you will have drag queen story hours. You will have men and women's sports. You will be paid, paying for gender reassignment surgery. And your kids will have public school curriculum and teachers telling them that they can be whatever gender they want.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

That is what will happen. And you will have jailing, firing, canceling of anyone who speaks out against it. What you're seeing now with Sophie Cunningham, what you're seeing culturally, you're seeing across the board on social media. That won't be a thing if the left is in charge again. It won't. So I guess it's a wedge issue in that they'll wedge it in there the second they can get it done. That's why we have always, and I will continue to fight against the radical push that would destroy Christian heteronormative relationships, which are ideal for rearing children. Two genders, you have a 1 in 2 chance, your gender being determined by chromosomes. What's the number? How many genders are there? I couldn't tell you. Isn't that important? Since we've now decided we don't know the number of genders. It's a spectrum. It exists. There is no set number. You've asserted the premise that we are required to use the pronouns that are preferred by the individual. We have no idea how many pronouns there are. We can never know how many pronouns there are. And to not use a proper pronoun is an act of violence against them. Did you ask my pronouns before you sat down? Spoiler. She did not.

[Andrew]

Oh, Z did not.

[Josh Firestein]

Whatever you called it.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, remember some of these videos back then were suspended.

[Josh Firestein]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

And we had to fight on YouTube to get them back up. So, like, this was just. Everyone thought that's where the. That's where the ball was going. I don't know. It's just going to be, you know, socially, the country's going to become more and more. More and more liberal.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

Or so one of the questions That I have is why would people on the right that just simply want to take away a win from Donald Trump because they don't like one of his other decisions. Maybe it's Iran, maybe it's the Epstein file release or something like that. They just want to take away a win. And to do it, they become Democrats. They literally become Democrats and forget that we have sanctuary states and cities that will do this to your children without you knowing. As a parent, it blows my mind that for some reason they do this on immigration too. The people that just get upset with Donald Trump for some reason go, yeah, it wasn't that big of a deal. Yeah, you haven't done enough. You haven't done. What he has done is monumental. One of those things and I would have been clapping for four years.

[Andrew]

Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

One.

[Steven Crowder]

Still plenty of flaws, of course.

[Josh Firestein]

Plenty of flaws we call balls and strikes. He's not God.

[Steven Crowder]

He doesn't do everything.

[Josh Firestein]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

Still has it. It doesn't serve anybody on the right to just go, whoa, come on. The gender thing's a non issue, right?

[Josh Firestein]

No, it was a huge issue.

[Steven Crowder]

Still is.

[Josh Firestein]

It could come back tomorrow.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And by the way, here's the other thing you have to understand. The left, the dsa, the dnc, they are beholden to this wing of their party. Yeah. They can't get away from them. So if they have this albatross around their neck, if they have to serve those people and it's immensely unpopular, it's very important to keep pointing that out. That's why they try and go, this is a non issue. Well, who's that? Who's that signing at your campaign stop? Just ignore the blue haired Mohawk trans feminist. Why are they at every single campaign stop? Hey, what's your policy on transitioning children? I get it. You're promising free housing, Medicare for all. What's your policy on parents who refuse to transition their children? Yeah, they want to avoid it. They want to sidestep it. They don't want to answer it. So people on the right who go, let's just let him sidestep it. Okay. I guess I just disagree. And here's another example, right? What would the left do if completely unfettered? Also, this woman is functionally retarded. Here's Anne Hathaway. I guess this was. When was this?

[Josh Firestein]

It's the Human Rights Campaign. I'm not exactly sure when. Recently though.

[Steven Crowder]

So Human Rights Campaign. It's like some kind of a gala. She's speaking. I would assume, you know, it's Christians in countries in Africa or women being raped so that men, warlords can get their AIDS away. But instead, she was recently at a human rights event discussing, oh, no.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

With the exception of being a cisgender male, everything about how I was born has put me at the current center of a damaging and widely accepted myth. That myth is that gayness orbits around straightness, transgender orbits around cisgender, and that all races orbit around whiteness. And it is a myth that keeps money and power in the hands of the few instead of being invested in the lives of the free.

[Steven Crowder]

What?

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

I appreciate this community.

[Steven Crowder]

This probably sounded really good in her head.

[Josh Firestein]

This is old, but it's coming back around.

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Because of the Odyssey, I learned to reject this myth. I never shot community, because together, we are not just going to question this myth. We are going to destroy it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, they want to destroy the myth. And by orbiting. What she means is, for example, that homosexuality is less common than heterosexuality. It always has been and always will that transgender orbits around cisgender. But then they switch and go, it's only 0.6% of the population. Why are you making it an issue?

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

Well.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, how about this? We were kind of okay with these freak shows orbiting heteronormative and cisgender individuals, but then you guys said, we're gonna break down that myth and put it all on equal footing. So you were the ones who refused to allow this to be sidestepped. How are you gonna. How are you gonna break down that myth? It's reality. That means they want to. I hate to use this word, but gaslight you into not understanding reality. Anyone can be any gender. And by the way, it's more common than you think. It's not lot. It's less common than the left actually wants you to think. It's very, very uncommon. That's true. That's why the disproportionate level of policies to accommodate them is so telling.

[Andrew]

How could you be angry with the rest of us and say that, you know, the transsexuality orbits around cisgen. You invented the word cis.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Andrew]

You invented the planet that you say you're orbiting around.

[Steven Crowder]

It makes no sense.

[Andrew]

We were just minding our own business. And you're like, hey, I'm Ashley. We're like, whoa, what the fuck, right?

[Steven Crowder]

Sure, I guess.

[Andrew]

Why. Why do you. Why are you orbiting me? Get away from me.

[Steven Crowder]

I was like, well, you care what I do in my own bedroom? Like, no, I. I guess we don't. Like, well, this is where it ends. It's not gonna involve, like, Kids or anything. Why are you doing a slippery slope argument like, ah, never mind, let's just. Oh, wait a second. You want to transition kids, we have to pay for it.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Son of a. We probably shouldn't have sidestepped this or viewed it as a wedge distraction.

[Josh Firestein]

Right. By the way, I love the analogy. In fact, I think it's a good one. The analogy is that it's this orbiting thing going on.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Josh Firestein]

It doesn't take an object of very great size that is orbiting a larger object to hit it and destroy it. So yes, it may be. It is a small percentage of the population. It doesn't take much. So I don't want it anywhere near me. How about that? How about it's 0.0001% of the population? That would be better.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. There are also very few issues where you can just go, oh, so you believe that the wrong. You, you believe that the wrong brain can be born in the wrong body. Any evidence? There are very few issues where it's so clear cut that the very first question you ask it causes their argument to self destruct.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

That's why they won't debate these issues. They go to feelings. It is anti scientific, just to be clear. And by the way, something else that is anti science. This is what we have too in the era of social media. And you see it on the right just like you see it on the left. But you see it as a foundation for the left right to be anti scientific and gender 3. But you'll see on the right people go like, look, oh, just use Ivermectin cream and guaranteed cancer will go away. Now it does seem that Ivermectin cream, the Ivermectin has some uses. I'm a big fan of Ivermectin, but that's anti scientific and I think that you do have a duty to at least be responsible with followers. And that's also by the way the only other company I've ever created, Foundation. Right now we do have creatine. You can go to foundationdaily.com get it for 29.99. Creatine is, is literally the single most scientifically proven, researched, safe, effective supplements that has ever existed for muscle gain, for recovery, for neuro health. And we have all the published [e-mail] and we actually have something called Cravitalis which is from Germany. It's patented. So you know, it's 99.9% pure. It's not being cut with other stuff tainted. We're not putting it in gummies. It's the best price on the best creatine on the most effective supplement in existence.

[Andrew]

My wife stopped taking hers and started taking mine.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Oh, good.

[Andrew]

Because she's like, oh, mine does. My label doesn't have the Cravetalis on it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, seriously.

[Andrew]

So she started taking.

[Steven Crowder]

It's either Creapure or Cravetalis. Comes from one place in Germany. It's more like a pharmaceutical now. They. Now it's become so popular.

[Andrew]

Most of them don't.

[Steven Crowder]

They're just adding crap to it.

[Josh Firestein]

Well, and it's stuff that's not really absorbable or nearly as absorbable. So micronized. It makes it, you know, it kind of dissolves in the water. Much easier to get into your system. But people can buy this anywhere. This is a conversation we had. You can buy creatine anywhere. Yep. But you can't buy high quality creatine anywhere. So if you're going to spend the money and do these things, just get stuff that's good quality. It's so much junk on the market.

[Steven Crowder]

And relatively speaking, it's so inexpensive. In the realm of supplements, creatine, there's no reason to cut corners. Because I'll tell you, these supplement companies, it's one of the biggest scam industries really is that. And the whole gender, by the way, it's all cottage industry. The gender industry. Yeah, Swimsuits, where you tuck your dick, you know. Ah, no. All right.

[Josh Firestein]

I don't know. That's what target.

[Steven Crowder]

Next thing we're gonna get.

[Andrew]

I get one of those too. But it's just because I don't want to make people like Gerald feel bad at the.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, no, I get it too.

[Andrew]

You know, you got to tuck that thing.

[Josh Firestein]

Noodles can't swim.

[Steven Crowder]

No, I know he can.

[Andrew]

No, it's like an anchor.

[Steven Crowder]

We just use him like an anchor.

[Josh Firestein]

It's a hate crime if he goes to the pool.

[Andrew]

If, if, if noodles in, in the pool, he, he's cleaning it.

[Josh Firestein]

He's scuba used to scuba dive.

[Steven Crowder]

I didn't even need a buoyancy suit. Just bring a Playboy down there and that's what he's going back to the top of.

[Josh Firestein]

Is it a death rod?

[Steven Crowder]

All right, so here's a discussion too, that I think a lot of people, you know, we should have this discussion because I get it, and I say this as somebody who I very. I'm very intricately familiar with single party consent and dual party consent laws as it relates to filming. Investigative journalism would not be able to exist if you didn't have single party consent laws, that means that as long as you are a part of the conversation, you are allowed to record or. Or film the other party of said conversation without their permission. It's pivotal for investigative journalism. One of my big problems with YouTube was we would do change my minds or we would do man in the Street. We would do investigative journalism. And even people who agreed to take part then later on said, I actually don't want to. And YouTube would say, okay, you have to take it down.

[Josh Firestein]

Yeah, they've revoked permission. You can't do that.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. So you have to know where you stand. That being said, we also live now in a culture like, I understand why people don't want to go out, and I understand why people feel as though they should legally be permitted to punch influencers in the face if they're filming them, chasing them down and filming them without permission. Like, I get it. It's become really crappy. You go to gyms, they have entire rooms for influencers. At this point. You feel like you're constantly on camera. And this clip led to a debate. It's a clip of lawyers making out. We used to call this necking in Central Park. And the guy filming them is obviously full of crap and just looking for clout. But. But let's watch this first.

[Andrew]

Get a room, dude, Get a room.

[Steven Crowder]

This is his editing. That's annoying, not ours.

[Andrew]

I know there's kids around.

[Steven Crowder]

No, sorry.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

These kids are. Don't touch me.

[Andrew]

Don't touch me. If you touch me, I have to touch you. Come on, get a room.

[Steven Crowder]

Y' all was making out and there's kids

[Trans Rights Advocate]

record.

[Andrew]

Is that his entourage?

[Steven Crowder]

I'm guessing. I don't see any kids.

[Josh Firestein]

Zero kids, in fact.

[Andrew]

I'm so confused. What's happening? Yada guys making out, not me.

[Steven Crowder]

Now, before we get to the journalism where they may be married or they work together and the dynamics of power, all that, I will tell you this. That's pretty crappy. That's pretty crap. And by the way, there were no kids around. And it wasn't an inappropriate, you know, kissing on a bench at sunset in Central Park, a quiet area of Central park is very different from an open hand job in Times Square.

[Andrew]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Less lights.

[Andrew]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And this guy who was filming it, it's just disingenuous. Oh, yo, there's kids around. You couldn't care less about the moral fiber of society. This guy is Jay Guapo. Here's some of his greatest hits. You tell me if he seems like he's the guy who cares about you Children. Hey, come on. You're on a platform where there are children.

[Josh Firestein]

Almost up to the photo.

[Steven Crowder]

I can't get my dick wet. So he has no problem being a disruption, being invasive, being a general prick for no reason, by the way, to people who didn't ask for it at all. But two people consensually and by the way, relatively tastefully embracing in a private area of Central park, that's what you decide. Oh, because of the children. This is the problem is that the clout chasing and the scroll and the short attention span has enabled the single most talentless, zero value contributing individuals to become famous and actually game the system. Like, here's the problem. We create a show. Let's just give you an example. We create a show, we give you references, we give you sources. Takes a lot to do what we do in election night investigative journalism, the sketches. There is no way that all of this will do as well as someone taping a video going, jail mom, dummy. Click like if you agree. Trump is a fascist. Click like if you agree. Or just accosting people on the subway, that actually does better than the kind of content that people claim they want but don't engage with. So you do need to look in the mirror if you don't like the way society is going. Because. Because the algorithm is a reflection of you. But yeah, I get it. I would love to see that guy get his ass kicked. I'm not gonna lie.

[Josh Firestein]

No, there are plenty of guys like this that do this. Plenty of influencers that mess with people out in public. And I'm like, just leave people alone. Nobody wants that. I think there should be some kind of rule, like law, if an influencer comes up to you, like, there's this challenge, okay, he gets to take something from you, your image, and put it on the Internet, and you get to take something from him. I think it should be like, maybe he is.

[Steven Crowder]

Who are you, Shansun? You wanna take a soul? I don't know.

[Josh Firestein]

I mean, listen, this guy filming you, that's annoying. You know the guys that come up and like bump into you on purpose and have a giant bodyguard or whatever that guy's name is. Like, stuff. Yes, I understand that. Or the kids on the bikes that get real close to you with a wheelie. I would literally push every single one of them off a cliff.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. If I could.

[Josh Firestein]

So I understand all of them.

[Steven Crowder]

Single party consent for investigative journalism. Sure, we need it. But there might be some revisions to these laws because you know what? It could also be argued that guy's actually not, not one of the parties involved in those two people making out. No, I don't think where maybe someone can interpret it as wiretapping, as invasion of privacy if you are not engaged in the conversation or in the interaction. I get it. I understand us needing the freedom to be able to film. There's no reasonable expectation of privacy in a public place. And the left used to try and use this right to behave horribly and say, you can't film me. But I also understand why people who don't work in media, people who want nothing to do with social media, influence culture. And by the way, I'm one of them. The last time we even did like any type of a prank video, I wanna say it was 2016. I was like, you know what? Everyone's the way this is going. It's not like it used to be with, you know, America's Funniest Home Videos or Jamie Kennedy Experiment or any of those things, or even punk. It's just people are just being stupid. It's invasive, it's abrasive. Like I'm one of them. I want nothing to do with it. Maybe we just have a counter law where it's like, okay, and if the person punches you in the face after they ask you to leave, believe he's allowed to and gets off scot free. But the New York Post actually wrote this regarding this incident. So you can go check the reference there. They said. According to the firm's website, the lip locking legal eagles both work in the firm's litigation department. But it appears Colorton, the man is in a much higher position of power than his younger colleague. Oh my God. Now they go to the ME Hey. It looked like she was doing so quite consensually. Just to be clear. It wasn't like you were boobs.

[Andrew]

Her leg was on top of his.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Andrew]

And her arm was around him. Come on. For all we know, she was taking advantage of an older man.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Now do, now do all of the homeless exhibitionists masturbating in Central Park. To be fair, I just let him finish.

[Andrew]

I liked how that one old lady had binoculars stopping him. Yeah, like.

[Josh Firestein]

Well, I haven't seen this before.

[Andrew]

I, I like the single party consent. Personally, I think it's, I think it's good. It helps with investigative journalism. I think it's, I think it's a fair and free policy. I, I, but I don't, I don't like, you know, people going out and just messing with people for no reason. And Posting it. If you want to. If you want to. To mess with somebody. If you don't like that they're making out. If you truly didn't like that they're making out in public, there are other ways to take care of it. Don't pull your phone out and record them. Just sit there and watch.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, exactly.

[Josh Firestein]

Just.

[Andrew]

You could just sit right next. Or you could just stop in front of them, stand there and just.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, make this face. Cool.

[Andrew]

No, don't. Don't worry about me. Put your hand in your pocket.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, exactly. I don't know what's going on there.

[Andrew]

Yeah. Jingle. Some change around. No, I'm here for the show. Thank you.

[Steven Crowder]

This shouldn't be one of those things that's up for commentary. Imagine when you were growing up and you know, that would probably be a good place if you lived in New York City to try and. Try and get your first peck right. Try and have your. You go, like, I don't know, this is romantic. It's sunset. It's a bench. Also, some guy who looks like he wants to be in a Co Eden Cambria cover band could go, what about the kids, bro?

[Andrew]

Well, the park bench smells a little less like piss than the subway.

[Steven Crowder]

That's true.

[Andrew]

So maybe.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, you know that's true. Let's play it again. Let's see. Let's see exactly what was going on. Because then the conversation turns to. Oh, power differential. Yeah, come on. She's into it. She has her.

[Andrew]

Get a room,

[Guest Speaker / Traveler]

dude.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Get a room.

[Andrew]

There's kids around. No, sorry, just kids are.

[Trans Rights Advocate]

Don't touch me.

[Andrew]

Don't touch me.

[Steven Crowder]

If you touch me, it just aggravates me. It's just. It's so absolutely annoying, you know, let's read both sides of this. You have sides that are against the lawyers, then you have sides that are against the influencer. And we have a couple more clips to get to. If you're not yet a Mug Club member. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. Mug Club is rumble premium. It's $99 a year. These hand etched OG mugs go away, but you can also try it for $9 a month. You get 100% more. Show everything ad free. It's your best. One stop shop. Let's continue with more of the greatest hits from this piece of crap influencer. And then we'll read the arguments on both sides that.