and even then the security atec the museum keeps a pretty good eye on me. but this is part of a larger problem. americans care about crime. they don t care about statues any more than they care about trans bathrooms or pronouns. but someone does. it s our w craven leaders who ae under the thumb of a tiny wokeme mob. this as crime explodes in everyi city run by lives. h weea hear the tragedies every dy but they don t get the outragege we saw over statues in those heady days of the george floyd riots with statues were dropping like jeffrey toobin pants during zoome call never gets old now many were confederate soldiers toppled by protesters, but it didn t stop there. evenoi the city leaders joined in just as one guy predicted in the proud tradition of america s great leaders fromas george washington. please don t takehi a statue this place to lincoln. teddyto roosevelt. i see they want to take teddy
exception for that one. number two, who judges statues guilty. yeah. who holds the trial right. > so i think the constitution should afford statues the right to a fair trial. that s a great point and id think they should be judged by a jury ofby their peers, othr statutes. yes, i think other statuesde should decide if, you know, george washington has to go or something. and i think the statue that ss on trial should have the right to remainfu silent, which shouldn t be hard because it s a statue. yeah, well done, my friend. well prepared. no, not bad for a guy who s occy. i know i do some of my best thinking on have you watched the five makes you rethink the whole sackler family thing. it it s understood. rob you re saying that to you all along have been that s really cool actually i love the wellford brimley beard. bye. thank you .nk thank you . i mk y like you know he he was t as old as he. yes. a as hes looked. no he wasn t and that s what i m going for.
this because she drinks. yeah, jesse . yes, i oh, it s a serious issue crime. but ifst there was y a statue of you put up, how long after it went up would it take four a people to tear it down? well, it depends if it was a statue , i don t think i mdo going to surprise anybody when i say that i am not that big of a fan of art. no, but i do appreciate statues because you re right. i do want to be a statue one day. and in all seriousness, we have when i say we i meany my assistant johnny. yeah. has calledstan, the mayor ofwh scranton. where did you get your start? allentown. allentown, allentown. and we are in activeti negotiations with the mayor to a statue of you. are you kidding? th now t grab this months ago now. yes. thank you , sir. thank you . all right. so we are now deciding whether this is going to be a on public or private land and we ve actually found a price point. it s ten thousand dollars,in right? because it s going togg be the scale and it s actually
i was on my phone the whole you know what it is? it s the streisand effect statue right. like this you don t know something until i m likee oh that s that . oh wow. yeah. i didn t even know that was there what that was. i mean i m sure i ve been around it all these statues bute i just also want toclea again be clear that he s not joking because you when you hosted ford gragg when you f took your day off of your birthday, you had me you had some questions for me about hosting the show. you were very much like, well,h i have you here and then you t tried to leavehe that september to see it s still in motion. it s still there s been supplyup chain issues. we re workingpl on this.ain i don t w allentown is that goig to be that supportive of me? i don t think well, that s why we re negotiating the private as opposed to the public. first you ve got to buypu the land. yes. all right. well, we solved nothing. this was completely derailed . my stach
worse. the rest of us though we knew this was an excuse for mayhem, a gateway for more than just destroying statues and what came next ? businesses and police precincts destroyed. nothinggness is sacred. and whenen looting is defended as a good thing, society is as backwards as crisscrosses pants. there s a references c. it s the broken window theory on meth. you let society go to and it quite literally goes to . we have criminals released from prison to commit more crime on new york subways, l.a. bus stations, high end furniture stores. they ll stab you becausese they re a soulless cold as theow statues being torn down. and yet even now the statues are still a priority because fake virtue signaling is easier than dealing with realfe suffering and politicians were just more terrifiedririar the ma than they were of you. bill de blasio, ted wheeler, jacob frei. r if they were any more yellow, they d be on the simpsons and now people are dying in part because leaders felt a piece of stone