prime time tonight. stand facing me, please. that is why you know that i also have very bad sociale anxiety. >> you and me both don't resist .g a wh >> don't you be a white man, then. ohit don't., woke, gets a dui. oh, wow. capital takeover. ng up th i know folks say, oh, they're just cleaning up this place becaus place be all thosey leaders are coming into town. that's true. because it's true. finally makes his bed. >> plufis, we've all made mistakes, especially me. >> if you want forgiveness, you need to be honest and takebi responsibility for what you've done. >> growingty fve up. >> we learned this from our parents and church and school. but it doesn't seem like theseh values are being taught anymore. today, some peoplelues are beind they're the victim and nothing is their fault. mindset created an army of entitled young adults who are now clashing with traditional america. this week we saw a videodeo th that perfectly captured what's happening in ouratcaptured coun. this video is from a police body cam during a traffic stop.. it happened back in april in new mexico. >> a driver was pulled over for driving on the wrong siddrive of the road. >> what's going on? nothing. why are you driving in the wrong way at traffic? >> no, i just got changed around. . >> i just moved here, like, two months ago. othing. askeded rooper her to get out of the car. can i just have you step out? >> we'll go look it up on my computer, and i'll get you out of here. sorry, i just have, like, ocial really bad social anxiety and stuff. i don't want that stuff. i doi remember your asking for stuff. okay, 4%. >> sorry. just like as an indigenous person. >> so she's anxiousndig and indigenousenou. at >> what happened next? ms happe.. i'm n perry? i'm non-binary, so. okayony. . hoosing >> okay. so she's anxious, indigenous and non-binary. is that why she's driving down the wrong side of the road why l >> hey, i'm. smell alcohol, you know. how much have you consume tonight? >> probably through drinks. all right, so she's drivingrink. down the wrong side of the road because she's drunk, not becaus wrong f the roe she's an anxious indigenous non-binary. >> time for a field sobriety test. >> follow the finger. stand facing me, please. folls why you know that icial a also have very bad social anxiety. >> you and me bothnx and me . >> okay. more anxiety. okay. let's get on with the test. i want you to focus on my finger. >> okay? focus on the finger, please. yeah. you're just trying to intimidate me. i don't know how i'm trying to do that. >> this is just how the tests go. i know, but you're am. exaggerating it more than it needs to be right now. >> this is just the test. okay how the test gow your e? >> but as you know, as an indigenous persoe's a bun and ts one just going around. >> i'm sorry, but it's just for me to be on my toes. >> how could you? okay. i can't follow your finger be o. i'm indigenous >> stop bullying me with your field sobriety test. >> do you remember that? i told you that. and nonbinary. . yeah. i'll try my hardest. okay. it's not something that it's noi deal with every day, so i'll have the mistake of the habit. right. >> so i'll refer to you as kai, right? yes. okay. so, i'll the officer can't remember riat she's non-binary, but she can't remember what side of the road to drive on. >> what's more dangerousive . now for the second part of the test? walking in a straight line. >> excuse me. a non-binary line. i want you to go ahead and put your left foot on that four inch wide line, just like widedoin second g now with your right foot. place it in front of your left in a heel to toe, touchin n manner with your arms by your side. >> just like this ma auch a mint do not call me ma'am, please. c i'm trying my hardest. y . hardes okay. it means a lot to me. to me.ying my hardes t. okay. it's kind of triggering to say if it's a human thing. >> just please. arms by your>> side. >> this is the starting position for the test. that's what i'm doing. >> she's not drunk. she's just triggered. you have zero questions? no, but i just want to tell you that you suffer from relief that this lady special needs. gi with generational trauma and ptsd around white people and hot sleep. >> you didn't listen to what i said. i know. i said when i instructin ma'amgb you what i said when i struck. >> and right now, i just feeow r so. i said when i instructed to start. can you just count down? to continue to count. >> and big surprise, she failed the test. >> and playing the indigenous nonbinary card didn't work.in pa >> put your hands behind your back. non-bina. ard. don't make hard. please don't make it hurt. no, you're. youryou're going to get a resis. dude, i. you're going to get hurt. 't. don't. don't resist. >> d. listen to me >> don't resist. don't. you're white male, and i've fallen over. >> please don't resist this person. >> you guys are just. lift your tongue with your tongue for me. you are still. there's nothing to be afraid of. just small. okay. traum >>welcome to my vehicle. witheen perry was charged with a dwi breathalyzer. can't tell what race and gender you are, but because this was her first charge, she cut a deal. if she takes a few classes, firt they'll go easy on her. >> but kaitlyn ditched she cut the classes. she never showed up. she's too nonbinary to stopng. drinking and driving. the state even gave kaitlyn antt extension. you know, like, if you have anxiety, you get unlimited timei to take the sats, that kind of thing. >> what's going on hermets, tha kaitlyn can't be held accountable for driving drunk. it's the white cop's fault for harassing her. colleen's above the law because the law is racist and doesn't take into consideration her generational trauma and social anxiety. >>e is abo law. the cop, on the other hand, total pro police used to have ts to deal with thugs. drunks. now they have to dea, ks andl with professional victims, politely calling the ms. and asking them to step out of the car. that's police brutality. she had it worse than rodneyhat king. america now has a claspolice br. certain victim classes deserve special treatment. erve in fact, better treatment. they wan t. t the 14th amendment, the equal protection clause in the constitution. >> turned into kind of how we bought airplanes instead of veterans and families with infants and sky priority boarding. first, we'd like to ask the non-binaryerans an, anxiouso indigenous to please have their boarding passes readus y. >> turn it over now to formerfom nypd officer steve pedaler o. >> steve, do you agree that this officer conducted stssionallmpletely professionally? hey, jesse, thank you very much for having me on the show. i really appreciate it. we are honored to be here.honor i also want to start the interview by saying happy veterans dayi star intervi to ey american who served this beautiful country. i cannot thank you guys enoughsu . but the question is, officer acted in the utmost professionaluntry. respect and in his position and his position showed this motorized great restraint. actually, it's not easy dealing with someone who who's intoxicatein most d. also, as you can clearly see, she has a mental disorder. so you had the combinationoxicad of mental disorder and high intoxicated intoxication. this officer i kudos to thiskud guy. this this cop that dieto d that had great restraint and treat her with the very best professionalism. >> you so you're diagnosed her with a mental disorderalism. ? >> i'm sorry to say that again. so you actually believe she has a mentalsay that disorder? not a mental, obviously not a doctor. but yes, she has a mental disorder. i mean, as you watch, i've watched this video several times. it was the most disturbing part is that she you could see her walkin this g the officers. they had to walk a straight line and she's worried about her pronoun and how she's addressed that. that's it. that's what's wrong with this country. sed. you're beingat practically's wha charged with, depending on if r arrest or notsdemea a misdemeanor or a felony charge. and you worry about how they operate as noa as addressig you. >> that's that's a huge mistake, officers. that's no good. our officers requiredcharge to address this suspec.ed about ssing yore offict as however they'd like to be addressed. >> or is ma'am or sir fine. >> okay. that's a loaded question as well. whatever their identified says the officer is today. mind you, i have been retired for several year stion.s the s. like t you ask them, how would you like to be addressed by this officer? and his defense and his offense is not. you see the situation. it's not every day you run into a nine bonded area, whatever you want to address, arise. >> snow what do you think? i mean, i mean, i go to 7-elevepersonn. i have to tell the kid what's next to go to 7-eleven, get a cup of coffee and what do you nine bar and area? how do i get my change? sorry, man. yes. i mean, give me a break, jesse. >> i know it's ridiculous. all right, steve, thank you very much. we respect you just forgive m the interview. i want to go ahead. thane a brea is ridik you, sir.. and i want to say one thing before i go, please. ay one far ago.trump 2020 for ts country back, jesse. all right. happy veterans 2024. day. >> happy veterans day, sir. thank you. let's bring in now greg lukyanov. he's the coauthor of the canceling of the american mind. so you understand the ideology at stake here. he said she had a mental disorder. >> how would you describe the situation? yeah, no, i mean, i actuallypas have a lot of compassion for this woman becauseis she's probably been taught this her whole life. >> she's probably actually been rewarded for it many times.e lie she's probably won arguments and had adults actually tell.bep her to reinforce the fact that you're mentally unwell. who knows if she actually is that you're oppressed, that people are after you, and that essentially you're learning this from k through 12 on up and certainly in higher ed. and as we pointed out, in coddling the american mind, my last book this way of thinking about yourself will make you miserablfrom k-1e because why? because viewing yourself as a w >> will lead to depression. >> that's the whole premise of the book. >> and there's also something ther serious going on here as well. this is showing a way of arguing that people are learningalso soming on athi2 and on campuses. that is that that only relates to your identity, to your alleged oppression, etc.. it's a way of arguin, allegeg wt actually addressing the actual topic you're arguing about. and it's completely destructive to debate and discussion. we can't fix a problem in thet h entire world if we're if instead of actually focusing on the argumenouddressinpic youc is actually making, you just completely ignore it and go to youanthe r identity.n the and we call this actually in the book the canceling of then d american mind, the perfect rhetorical fortress on the left. it's a, perfect fortress is it's wonderful, kind of amazing system by which you never actually have to address your opponents arguments. and just basically wear them down and take them out. >> you don't actually have to argue and you just avoid everything and you can avoid accountability, too.'t avoid apparently, she expected to avoid accountabilit too. y, and it's probably worked in the past. and i know people seeing thisabw don't actually understand how common this way of arguingo has become on campus and how much more, unfortunately, you're going to be seeing the seeing way an of it. and again, this is a system. it doesn't let us fix any problems. >> it alienates people from each other. it makes the people who actually believe it miserable. >> it's a real disaster for the whole country. it sure is. well, one of these days, kai, al whoever she'd like to be describeied must show upcountr to drinking and driving class. reas. she has to. >> that's the law. no matter whether you're non-binary or not. thank you so much. everybody go check out your book. >> thanks for having me. well, gavin newsom admits wehect were right, but there are some things that go better together. >> burger and fries, soup and salad. ial ch thank you.oi like your workplace benefits and retirement savings with voya considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions for more confident financial for more confident financial futureourself.. >> hey, is hand a bicycle? 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she's setting it on fire. wow. that's like. that's like. i guess that's the equivalent of bashing somebodies. who? the boy is going bananas out here. she's flying 7000 miles just>> to see you have these longlong-d distance relationships. >> can't be easy. and afteise s can ber spending a week gazing at china's greatest sights, gavin came home and realized there's no waye an he can show his house. it's a mess. re's could shthis is about the visiom of every single person that's stuck in trafficut the v that ls down on this spot and has been looking down on this spot for d quite literally decadeons. well before my time here, wondering what the is goingell on. you drive around and you wonder whos around ae responsible? why hasn't that cleaned up? why is that graffiti there?ti why are all thes te encampmenth >> newsom has been in sanask ne francisco politics since 1997 for those keeping score at home ,that's almost three decades. now all of a sudden, he wants his house cleaned. why? well, he wants a smile on china's face. >> any time you put on a wn evet ,by definition, you know, you have people all over your house, you're going to clean up the house. you're going to make sure the kids, you know, make their bedsgo. you don't take the socks, you know, let's put them in the drawer. they happe n. and that's, you know, 21 world leaders. you've got tens of thousandswore of people coming from all around the globe. what an opportunitns of thnds o. the world's most extraordinary place, san franciscoity to s. pc it's a crown jewel. i was just with president xi. cisco. l. first thing he talked about was san francisco. first thing he remembered was the golden gate bridge. when he's here in 1985, shouldw have seen the smile on his face. >>ate bridge when fluff the pim the rug. >> she's coming tuesday and she'the rug.s coming with hh expectations. and gavin knows you never get am second chance to make a first impression. because ifak gavin disappoints, she'll just find someone else.im in disapit's not like she'll jue any american he wants. >> he's had hunter, he's had swalwell, he's had clinton silicon valley execs are paying. 40 grand to have dinner with him. plus, biden'll welcome he sas ge wednesday. and gavin's the jealous type. so he needs to woo archie fast. he doesn't have a toboggan. a great wall. wait. she loves treee a tobos. he com the commitment here is to do something that's sustainable. literallmisomethy and figurativ and that is why we love the idea of a thousand or so trees that will be here, that will be part of this renewal. and rebirth of san francisco. >> gavin spending $1,000,000,000 to plant trees in california. she's going to say, i showed you everything and all you do is hide the homeless and plant seedre. g $1 bils. >> i know folks say, oh, they're just cleaning up this place because all those fancythp leaders are coming into town. ale. s trula because it's true. i'm so excited about showing this off to 21 fancy foreign leaders from around the world. i'ns of thousands of people that are going to come in and news hasat the foxm been talking about all these years. >> all gavin cares about are ou fancy leaders and fox news. >> he doesn't care about you aders an because if he did, he would have cleaned the mess up a long time agoyo. >> jj smith is a san francisco resident and homeless advocaten who joins us now. y leader? you a fanc >> no. yeah, because if you were, gavin would have clean this up three decades ago. >> gavin promised a long time ago that he was going to work on the homeless issue. it took hi took him all the way just to step up and do anythin g . >> what about the trees? you're not. you're not excited about a anyth thousand trees being plantedin. those trees will be uprooted as soon as they leave. >> i think the guy that hit paul pelosi in the head with abk hammer lived in one of those trees. >> ss are to be uproo what do yt to happen? you're going to have all these fancy leaders come in. >> the big guy going to be there. gavin's playing host. ve all >> t is anything going to change ? >> well, things are changing now. they're starting to clean up and they're starting to get people inside into shelters. ng to but once all this is over, then these people that's here on the streets is going to be forgot about againthese pe until the next convention shows up. >> you still got people out here to sit still, people that's addicted to drugs. you still have mental il