It's time now to take a spin with
headline roulette. These are the week's
most compelling, random, and interesting
headlines. We look high and low to bring
the top minds to decipher the trees from
the forest. Today's headline dealer is
editorin chief of the postmillennial and
human events. Libby Emmens. Libby, are
you ready? I'm all set, Chanel.
All right, let's roll. Headline number
one, Tim Walls claims Kla Harris picked
him as a running mate because he could
code talk to white guys. Oh, Libby, cue
the cringe symphony. Hold on, listen to
this sound bite. Improved people's
lives. But I also was on the ticket
quite honestly, you know, because I I
could code talk to white guys watching
football, fixing their truck, doing that
that I could put them at ease. I was the
permission structure to say, "Look, you
can do this and vote for this." And and
you look across those swing states with
the exception of Minnesota. Um, we
didn't get enough of those votes. Oh my
gosh, Libby. I am cringing doubly. So,
he's saying this to a group of Harvard
kids. And of all things, this is the
vehicle. He's the guy who can code talk
to dudes.
Yeah. I guess the guy who makes tuna and
mayonnaise tacos is the guy who can talk
to white guys because all white people
know that tuna and mayonnaise tacos are
delicious. Yeah. Nobody understood this
when he said this. So Tim Waltz came
out. He said that um this was why he was
brought on the ticket. We all knew he
was brought on the ticket because he was
a white guy and Kla Harris and Democrats
are so obsessed with racism that they
think everyone is racist and no one
would ever vote for a black woman for
president. uh this black woman has no
qualifications to be president. You
know, they didn't really care about
that. So, yeah, Tim Waltz, code talker
to white men, that no white men
understand what he means by
that. I I actually saw Scott Jennings
talking about how anyone who has anyone
who comes out with the jazz hand is not
the white man code talker.
And he is so right. The just there's so
much going on here. It's almost like um
Tim Walls is this walking headline of
you don't know where this headline is
going. One of those guys. And it's it's
it's so cringe because I don't they just
don't there's no self-awareness. And we
talk about this all the time, the lack
of self-awareness with the left, which
is ironic considering they are the group
that tend to dominate the artistic
scene. They tend to dominate the arts
and the music and the pop culture. So,
you'd think they'd be pretty good at
this, but I guess on the political side,
they're just not or they're not
listening to their adviserss.
They're not listening. And when you look
at the arts, what's the key thing that
an artist does? You know, they emote.
They bring forth from their self. They
write about what they know. And so,
that's what the left is doing. They are
not looking to their audience to figure
out what it is that's going on with the
audience. they are looking inside
themselves. I mean, a great example is
how the boomers right now are really
opposed to Trump. Recent polling showed
that they're the only age group that
really has a negative point rating for
Trump. And these are people who are
still traveling around the world trying
to find themselves in their 70s and 80s.
So, I think uh I think we know that the
Democrats do not know how to listen to
people. They don't know how to listen to
their audience. And we also saw Kla
Harris last night who of course brought
Tim Waltz onto the 2024 Democrat ticket
and she was out there talking about how
Democrats need to circle up like
elephants do in an earthquake and just
hang tight and protect the vulnerable.
Unfortunately, uh they forgot that Tim
Waltz is perhaps one of the vulnerable
and they forgot to protect him from
himself because he's emoting because
he's leaking from the heart. So many
good points. So many good points. So
many good layers. Headline number two,
no Meta, we don't want your chatbot
talking sex with our kids.
I agree. Why are we even having this
conversation? I guess there's a new
development in Meta here.
Yes. So Meta has Mark Zuckerberg.
They've been pushing AI as has every
tech platform and every tech company.
They're really trying to win this AI
race. And one of the things that is
being pushed are chat bots that can talk
to you as though they are real people.
If you've scrolled Instagram, perhaps
you've seen advertisements, you know,
for like AI chat boyfriend or AI chat
girlfriend. We've seen this. It's it's
come up in media a fair bit. And the
Wall Street Journal did a deep dive with
one of these chat bots to see how far
they could get it to go. The chat bots
also per Meta have contracted with
Hollywood celebrities like Kristen Bell
and John Cena and some others to voice
the chat bots. Um, and the Wall Street
Journal actually actually got John Cena
to talk about um to talk as though he
were having an illicit relationship with
a 17-year-old fan. Very disturbing. And
Meta came out and said, you know, this
absolutely is not what we're doing.
Denial, denial, denial. and then said
that they would try and bring in some
safeguards. So, we're not doing it and
we will stop doing it was Meta's
essential reaction. But this is
something that is going to be coming
down the pike. We're going to have um
kids, teens, adults being able to
establish romantic seeming relationships
with what Meta is calling synthetic
personalities. And if that sounds very
Battlestar Galactica, very Brave New
World, that's because it is. And this is
something that human beings should guard
themselves against having real
relationships with fake entities that
are designed to sell you things.
I say this all the time and I feel like
you'll resonate with this, but you know,
I think our generation and the
generations before us will be the last
generation that will remember what it's
like to have a real relationship with
real people and what it was like to grow
up without any of this technology. And
while I love the technology and I love
what it's capable of, the ethical
dilemmas that it is raising on a daily
basis is not going to be solved by the
kids who are raised on it. It'll be
solved by us. And I think we're going to
have to be a little more proactive about
trying to solve these ethical dilemmas.
Maybe not in laws, but just in culture.
Yeah, I think it is a cultural thing. I
think this is the kind of thing where we
have to tell our kids, um, AI chatbots
are not your friends. They are there to
harvest your data and sell you things
and steal your money. That's the entire
point of these things. Otherwise,
massive tech companies wouldn't be
creating
them. Well, I think this leads us well
into the next headline. Headline number
three. Speaking of kids who are unguided
or perhaps badly guided, Robert Dairo's
29-year-old child comes out as trans.
Inspired by The Little Mermaid. The
Little Mermaid.
What? Yeah. So, um, Aaron Dairo, who
used to be A O N and is now A I R Y N.
So, same name, just a different
spelling, has come out as trans as at 29
years old. He came out as gay in high
school. And the inter in the interview
with them magazine, it was very clear
they said that he came out as a gay man
in high school as opposed to coming out
as a gay woman or a gay them or
something in high school. Anyways, uh
after coming out as trans, after
starting Estrogen, Aaron Dairo was
inspired by The Little Mermaid to get um
his hair in long pink locks, which them
magazine said were as light as and
lovely as butterfly wings. This is
another Hollywood kid who has come out
as trans, joining so many others. JLo,
Sabourney Weaver, I think. Um, there are
so many of these kids in Hollywood and
one wonders what it is that celebrities
are doing to their kids to make them
decide that they are not really
themselves but they are something else.
It was interesting in the interview
Aaron was talking about how as a kid and
also he was conceived via surrogate has
a twin brother. The twin brother is not
trans, which is interesting because a
lot of times, you know, twins are the
same, but I don't know if they're
paternal twins or whatever. But anyways,
I digress. Um, don't don't even do not
even try logic on this one. Don't get
there. But he was talking about how as a
kid and as a teen, he did not hear that
he was just right the way he was. And
that was part of what led him, I
guess, to decide to really be himself,
but in fact, determine that he was not
right just the way he was. And he also
wanted to use transition to become
closer to black
women. So, there's your
logic. There it is. Uh, I don't know
that there's anything more to add to
that. I think that the problem that
we're noticing is the Hollywood
disconnect from the rest of society is
becoming even more of a even deeper of a
chasm because you see these celebrities
as you as you listed them out and
there's so many more who have this
disproportionate number of quote trans
kids and especially for the younger ones
you wonder I mean to what is it
indoctrination on their part are they
using these children as badges of woke
honor like what are they doing to these
kids beyond just indoctrinating? Is it
more to serve them? And if that's the
question, I don't know if we want the
answer.
Yeah. I mean, you look at that Cynthia
Nixon was recently out at a protest in
New York City talking about, you know,
the what she called like the Trump
administration war on trans, which is
really just advocating for women's
rights, which leftists used to be good
at doing. Cynthia Nixon was out there
talking about how her child is trans and
how many trans children are in her life.
And you start to wonder, Miss Nixon, how
did this happen? Why do so many kids
grow up to just decide, you know, and
not even really question that they are
who they are, that they are their own
biological sex, that there's nothing
wrong with that. Yet, all of these
Hollywood kids um really jump into this
notion that they are the opposite sex. I
think part of it is probably that their
parents don't say things like no. They
probably say things like, "If you want
to wear a dress, that's great." You
know, if you want to be a boy, you can
be a boy. And they don't enforce any
kind of boundaries. Perhaps that has
something to do with it. There is an
artistic mentality and let your kids run
around and do whatever they want. And we
forget that boundaries are what guide
kids into adulthood. We forget that
coloring within the lines is what
teaches you how to enjoy coloring
outside the lines if that's what you
want to do. But there's no coloring
outside the lines if you don't know
where the lines are. And there's no
growing up to be a person who's just
comfortable with themselves and you know
being part of society if you don't know
who you were in the first place. We also
see people raising their kids and not
telling even the child what gender they
are. That makes no sense. Kids need
boundaries. They need expectations.
Yeah.
All profound points to a very tragic and
comical topic and I guess that's
appropriate for Hollywood. Comedy and
tragedy all mixed in one.
A a pleasure to have you on. Thank you
very much. Thanks so much Chanel. That's
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