the black community right now, tucker , they re being plagued by failing schools and astonishingly high rates of violent crime. nowhere tonight is a guy who sht getting crushed by inflation getting mugged for those overpriced goods going if only by somebody could stop by and rename a statue or you know what i mean, rename a schoolpy and that s the part that drives me crazy, man. well, you re right there. they only destroy they never build builds your own impressive country, your ownui impressive school. but they can t they can onlye wreck things that other people made. well, that s great. that s what is it s so much easier, tucker , to sell victimhood the black community. right. than it is to sell them progress really quick. this is new . when barack obama ran for president, what was the motto? yes, we can if he showed up now in the age of incentivizedti victimhood with yes we can , they d be like, yo, yes, we can check your privilege half white guy. what do you mean yes, we can . and
one absolutely free or get my classic premium mypillow and get another one absolutely free. so call a number on your screen or go to mypillow .com and use your promo code to get my buy one , get one free offers and get deep discounts on all my fellow products. the west got rich manufacturing on the basis of the manufacturing economy,uf making things the west has nowit sustained by a finance i economy which makes a small number ofof people very rich and it s hard to sustain that scale o over time. so a lotple of people in the wet are getting a lotin poorer realn fast. you may have noticed it. sot. how do we respond to this ? well, in canada they may have found a solution to what to do with more widespread poverty. eo you justpl euthanize poor peopl. there s remarkable new piece on this in the spectator spectator from the quote a woman in terry was forced into euthanasia because her housing benefits did not allow her to get better housingh ,which didn t aggravate her crippling allergies.
the united states in a n different way, not in a better way but a different way a through a distance. i always think about it.in you know, t if you re in the middle of a city and you re c on a street corner, you see a perspective. it s realistic. what you see is real. but there s so much that you re missingon. but then you get on an airplane and you five thirty thousand feet over an and you see so much more and each side offers you some things. t but obviously that distance gives you a perspective. so does living s in anotherst country and seeing how the rest of the world perceives the united states. but i thinkte the biggest impact is that if you re not immersed and dependent upon a particular cultural nichepa like the political media world of new york and washington, you feel much more independent from it and you re not in need of its approval. and i think that probably more than anything is the principal factor and how i couldn t i couldn t agree more and. i think it s probably impo
that could f very easily come here the right to die, maybe a right for the government and corporate interests, the health insurers to kill youa if you become inconvenient. charles kamisese thought a lot about this over a long time. he s the author of losing our dignity have sexualize medicine is undermining fundamental human qualities. also professor at creighton schoolli of medicine who joins us tonight. professor, thanks so much for. coming in . i know that you saw that you were the first person we thought of when we saws this piece. are we overstating what srsng happening here? and first of all, thank you so b much for covering it, tucker , because there s a lot ofto coverage and i think i have to wonder why. i mean, the violence is something we here covered ad nauseum. everything today is violence, even things obviously aren t violent. yes, this iss violence. this is medicalise violence. why isn t this being covered? why aren t we talking about itt especially when it s pooror peopl
a fire broke outre sunday at the office of the anti abortion. it justt broke out as fires dohe and then there s this here s the washington post latest news bulletin and we re quoting bullet goesre through window virginia attorney general s offices. there s no gunmance, no one fird it just a bullet what we callal an errant bullet , a stray bullet . bullets arere like that . shouldun be careful out there, especially if they re biden voters around inanimate objectsm can go rogue. so the washington post, whichhi really is such a deep source of amusement for us , published ann op ed the other day about how rich people should not control the media. we know in the paper ownedy by the world s richestth self-awareness was in short supply the washington post. but then this week the post t took things even further than that . they published an op ed t that reads, quote,er george washington university needs a new namesi. now honestly, george washington must be such a badad and ridiculous universit