backdoor man. but you know you might be dangerous, too, according to the fbi. and you don t even have to be an angry parent at a school board meeting. you just have to use words. yeah, turns out new fbi documents released this week through a toy i can t request reveal the bureau uses internets slang to seek out violent extremism on line odd terms linked to racially violent extremism. words like based larping and red pill. remains in terms that could be used in a con that don t in racist views. based is someone converted to racist ideology. so they must be keeping a close eye on joy reed right? doesn t based mean you re based in facts? you re grounded in logic not wokeness? perhaps that s why it s being targeted. then you have larping which stands for live action role play. you know those words that dress up as knights and wizards until a jock walking through the park stuffs them in a trash can? the fbi says larping is a term used by extremist to accuse others as not being as
years ago they were saying everything was sexual assault and if you accuse someone of sexual assault that person had to be in trouble because no one could ever be uncomfortable and now it s involving sports and okay, you actually have to compete against biological men. you have to be in the locker room with a penis and if you don t want to you re a bad person. and, boy, is the government big. just all the, you know, the fact that they re even talking about this when it is such a small there s so many reasons to have an issue with this. it s not trans-phobe i can t. which is a very real thing but there s a real thing where if you go through puberty as a male you re different from someone with a uterus which again you have to learn what that is [cheers and applause]. greg: i m going to show you some of my gram. laura: i can t wait. greg: isn t it amazing we have to be taller. tyrus: i m going to stop. after that uterus thing there is
mary jake wes matthew add line sara and. there you go. i didn t count but it s a lot. carley: your house looks so beautiful will, too. i love all those stockings on christmas in the shimkus family household. we always celebrated at my gram s house. actually we will go to a picture of me and my husband pete. that s us in chicago. there is this great fair kris kringle market celebrated in chicago every year, that s us enjoying the festivities together. before i met pete though i was obviously spending it at home with my grandma. she is the love of my life. that s me and my grandma on christmas. we all get together, celebrate in her house. she is polish. she makes polish food. that is a lot of fun that s me with my sister and two cousins. i m missing them today. but, you know, we will do a little facetime session and hopely get together after the holidays, todd.
and realized he was killing the thing he loved. we ve all done that. it s unclear who will follow him. united are essentially a massive global billboard rather than a football team to lead them, joe, it s one of the hardest jobs in sports. especially if you have ronaldo there and nobody really knows exactly what to do with him. before we go, i want to share with you since you re interested in being an american, my gram mom from dalton, georgia, she had three sayings, all right? please. the first saying was well, that just takes the rag off the churn. that s number one. that was one of them. you ve heard that. i say that around here. yes, you do. number two, no good deed goes unpunished. that is so true. that is so true. that s some of that north georgia wisdom, and number three, i think the one that i heard the most. never poke a skal spare. i think she also said why do we get out of bed in the morning
be free? so for me just seeing the bodies, if you get up in the morning in the train stations, corpse,odies and put them altogether in the carriage and move them around. who are these dead bodies? just normal people. my uncle died, my gram. in the 90 s, millions died from the star skrags but not the people in pyongyang. kim jong-un was fat. north korea using starvation as a tool to control people even though they can feed the entire population but they choose not to. when were you able to talk about this as a very young girl, when and how were you able to talk about hey, this isn t right? you didn t do it openly, certainly. did you do it the a home with your mother or with others? when i was back in north korea?