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Joe Rogan Experience #1071 - Steven Crowder & NotGay Jared

Steven Crowder is an actor, comedian and former contributor for the Fox News Channel. He currently runs his own website and also a podcast along with producer NotGay Jared called “Louder With Crowder”

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Jan 31, 20182h 27mWatch on YouTube ↗

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  1. 0:000:22

    Going live & opening banter: parody strikes and ‘nice’ brands coming after comedians

    1. JR

      ... the dragon's mouth in this thing. Five, four, three, two, one. (silence) Yes, and we're live.

    2. SC

      Oh, okay.

    3. JR

      Gentlemen, hello.

    4. NJ

      Hello.

    5. JR

      You still have the ability to go live, that's nice.

    6. NJ

      Yes.

    7. SC

      Oh, yeah. You guys get fucked.

    8. NJ

      (laughs)

    9. JR

      Who'd you get fucked by? Mr. Rogers fucked you?

    10. SC

      Yeah, Mr. Rogers. It's funny-

    11. NJ

      (laughs)

    12. SC

      ... the people who go after us, the Bob Ross Estate, every Mr. Rogers-

    13. NJ

      Every woman over the age of 90's dream-

    14. SC

      Yeah.

    15. NJ

      ... to scream, "Mr. Rogers."

  2. 0:221:51

    Bob Ross & Muhammad parody: cease-and-desist culture and YouTube’s strike system

    1. JR

      But this is what's confusing, which most of what you guys do in terms of, like, the Bob Ross thing in particular. First of all, that was, that took a lot of balls.

    2. SC

      Thank you.

    3. JR

      Because this is, uh, you- you had Bob Ross painting Muhammad.

    4. SC

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      Which is, uh-

    6. SC

      In period blood, the second one, because they-

    7. JR

      (laughs)

    8. SC

      ... the BuzzFeed women were doing the painting.

    9. NJ

      Yeah.

    10. SC

      It was YouTube.

    11. JR

      Yeah.

    12. SC

      This was act- actually after a meeting with YouTube. Remember I said-

    13. NJ

      Never ask them how you can top something, because we'll- we'll period blood-

    14. SC

      Pull the sucker right up to you. There you go.

    15. JR

      Yeah, yeah.

    16. NJ

      It's almost like a no.

    17. SC

      You should know.

    18. NJ

      I should almost say, "No, I'm not gonna work with these guys."

    19. SC

      You're an SM7 in our studio.

    20. NJ

      Yeah.

    21. JR

      (laughs)

    22. SC

      Um-

    23. NJ

      I don't know.

    24. JR

      But, yeah. We were- we went to YouTube.

    25. SC

      Um, so the Bob Ross Estate got after you, but- but that's parody. How can they mock you or how can they get you in trouble for mocking something or doing parody? Well, it's like, here's why. You have a system with YouTube, right, where they just strike.

    26. JR

      Yeah.

    27. SC

      They just strike you and you lose your privileges whether you win or not. We've never lost.

    28. JR

      True.

    29. SC

      So the Bob Ross Estate sent us a message.

    30. NJ

      Mm-hmm.

  3. 1:512:29

    Mr. Rogers parodies and the ambiguity of satire rules

    1. SC

      And now- and now we have Mr. Rogers.

    2. NJ

      Now what is Mr. Rogers mad about?

    3. SC

      We did a parody. We did a few parodies of, uh, you know, Won't You Be My Neighbor intros. That was it.

    4. JR

      How-

    5. NJ

      Like a year ago.

    6. JR

      But again, how- how could someone put a strike on you for a parody? I mean, I thought that is protected.

    7. SC

      Well, you know, you get into the realm of parody and satire-

    8. JR

      Yes.

    9. SC

      ... and it's... But- but even then, it depends on who looks at it. That's the problem with YouTube.

    10. JR

      Right.

    11. NJ

      Yeah.

    12. SC

      Right? If someone... Last time, we got our privileges back.

    13. NJ

      Mm-hmm.

    14. SC

      This time we didn't.

    15. NJ

      Pretty quickly.

    16. SC

      We're like, listen, we've never lost a case. We've counter filed. We've always won. This is clearly parody. The Mr. Rogers was actually your brother doing it on a keyboard.

    17. NJ

      W- we made an attraction for it, so we didn't even borrow any of their- their- their logos, their... Nothing.

    18. SC

      Nothing.

    19. NJ

      100% original.

    20. JR

      Right.

    21. NJ

      Yeah.

  4. 2:293:50

    Inside YouTube’s conservative creator summit: polite tour, no clear answers

    1. JR

      Now here's what's fucked up. Uh, you were telling me about a meeting that you guys had when you went to New York for YouTube.

    2. SC

      Mm-hmm.

    3. NJ

      Yeah.

    4. JR

      And they were comparing, like, what- what is demonetized and what's not demonetized, and they had something. Would you just explain what happened?

    5. SC

      It's... We- we don't exactly know because it's boilerplate answers, right?

    6. JR

      Right.

    7. NJ

      Uh-huh.

    8. SC

      We- we get brought out, uh... A bunch of conservatives get brought out to New York.

    9. JR

      Who, like who was with you?

    10. SC

      With you? Well, us, you know, the- the-

    11. NJ

      The Prager U guys.

    12. SC

      ... uh, Daily Wire people, the Prager U, who were really cool. You know, Ben Shapiro's guys, those guys at Forward Publishing.

    13. NJ

      Several think tanks.

    14. SC

      And then a bunch of think tanks.

    15. NJ

      Just think tanks mostly.

    16. SC

      And everyone sat there and played nice and they bring out this whole spread. They bring you into the Google offices.

    17. NJ

      Give you a tour of the place.

    18. SC

      Uh, they give you a tour.

    19. JR

      This is in New York?

    20. NJ

      We were there for a tour.

    21. SC

      This is in New York.

    22. JR

      This is in New York.

    23. NJ

      New York.

    24. JR

      Do they fly you out or they ask you to fly out?

    25. NJ

      No, they- they fly you out.

    26. SC

      (laughs)

    27. NJ

      They pay for our, they pay for the whole thing.

    28. JR

      Really?

    29. SC

      They pay for the whole thing.

    30. NJ

      Put you up.

  5. 3:505:20

    Double standards example: BuzzFeed period-blood trending vs conservative restrictions

    1. SC

      Oh, and that's what happened. That's was the period blood.

    2. NJ

      Peri- yeah.

    3. SC

      They're like, "Well, you know, things that are hate speech, things that could be offensive, things like current events that could be controversial." And so everyone's sitting there-

    4. JR

      That's life.

    5. SC

      Yeah. But I just said, remember I said, "What about, uh, what about BuzzFeed women painting in period blood in the trending feed? Painting in-

    6. NJ

      Last- yeah, last week.

    7. SC

      ... in viscousy, chunky period blood in the home feed that's on YouTube trending. What about that? Is that considered, like, child friendly?" And conservatives were then there looking back at us like, (gasps) like we were ruining the movie. I'm sitting like, "Wh- why are we here?"

    8. NJ

      Yeah.

    9. SC

      You know?

    10. NJ

      Right.

    11. SC

      That's an big problem. People don't say anything.

    12. JR

      Well, that is a very valid discussion. That's valid.

    13. NJ

      Mm-hmm.

    14. JR

      Like what... If you can't... I mean, if you can paint in period blood, and I don't think you should be restricted. I think if you want to paint in period blood, as long as I know what you're doing, it says painting in period blood. Well, I'm going to avoid that one.

    15. SC

      (laughs)

    16. NJ

      If they were proud of the title. It was- it was in the title.

    17. SC

      Yeah, I'm on my feet.

    18. JR

      Well, I might actually watch it, but here's the thing.

    19. NJ

      (laughs)

    20. SC

      Not- not these women.

    21. JR

      I might, I might just for the hell of it.

    22. NJ

      This is the Boldly Channel.

    23. JR

      But the point is, like, I don't-

    24. SC

      (laughs) Boldly.

    25. JR

      I don't want to take that right away from them.

    26. SC

      Mm-hmm.

    27. JR

      I just, I'm confused by what- what is okay, what's not okay.

    28. NJ

      Mm-hmm.

    29. JR

      You can't... They- they embolden the right if you silence them. You embolden the left if you silence them.

    30. NJ

      Right.

  6. 5:2010:02

    How takedowns ignore law: releases, consent states, and forced blurring

    1. SC

      Well, YouTube doesn't even respect the laws. Here's something that can happen with YouTube, just to give you an example. People out there... A lot of people don't know this. So there's, you know, single-party consent state, two-party consent state. California is one of the few, uh, states where you have both people have to know they're on camera. Now even sometimes in a two-party consent state, there's no reasonable expectation of privacy if you're at a public event. Right? If you're at a public protest, you can't say, "Hey, you can't take my picture." You're there publicly protesting.

    2. JR

      Right.

    3. SC

      So these are legal layers, right? We had someone in a single-party consent state in Michigan on camera at a public protest sign a release-... to give an interview and then complained to YouTube and said, "I don't wanna be on that video." And it didn't matter that we presented the law, the paperwork to YouTube. It was taken down. We had to blur the face. But did they-

    4. GU

      It, it didn't look bad.

    5. JR

      Was, w- was it under false pretenses? Like, did they think that you were doing one thing and you're really doing something else?

    6. SC

      No, the crazy thing is this actually was a guy who-

    7. GU

      Who agreed with us on almost everything.

    8. SC

      Yeah, he was talking about divestment. He was really smart.

    9. GU

      Oh, maybe that's what he was pissed about. (laughs)

    10. JR

      Well, you know what? He probably just got a lot of feedback and was like, "This is freaking me out. I wanna get out of this."

    11. SC

      Yeah, but as a content creator you can't be like, "Well, sorry you didn't like it."

    12. GU

      Right. Right.

    13. SC

      Yeah, we don't-

    14. GU

      No.

    15. SC

      I mean, like-

    16. JR

      Right. But you can understand, like, his perspective, like him trying to get it taken down. If you're a general public person and you don't know what the fuck you're doing, you say something, you don't think-

    17. GU

      He put Elena Dunham. He realized later he was raped. It was much later.

    18. JR

      Yeah. (laughs)

    19. GU

      It was retroactively taken down.

    20. JR

      Oh, Elena Dunham, ugh.

    21. SC

      Ugh.

    22. JR

      Now, um, what did they say-

    23. SC

      I feel like every time we come on here, we talk about her.

    24. JR

      ... when you, when you pu- pointed out the whole period blood thing, painting in period blood. What-

    25. SC

      Dead silence.

    26. JR

      No one said anything?

    27. SC

      No.

    28. JR

      They didn't respond to you?

    29. SC

      Like, and that's a good... You know, and then later, that's a good question, we'll get to that later in the day. So later in the day was when they came out with this Next Gen News and we were just like... It got to the point where G-

    30. GU

      Next Gen News.

  7. 10:0215:59

    Algorithmic enforcement & strikes for ‘liking’: Sam Harris/Douglas Murray example

    1. JR

      But especially on YouTube, I mean, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with using that language. I had a conversation, I told you about this, that I had a conversation with this woman from YouTube and one of the things that we were talking about was demonetization, and we were talking about, like, why things get flagged. And I was talking about a conversation that got flagged on some... Jamie, what is it called when someone recommends something and they have it in their feed, like their, their preferred playlist, like a regular person, not a content creator. But if they have it on, on their... You know how you can do that? You can have it in your channel, like, you could...

    2. SC

      I think it's just, like, suggested playlists, it's their algorithms.

    3. JR

      Yeah.

    4. GU

      Yeah.

    5. JR

      Is that what it's called? You would, you would call it a... But not their algorithms, like, you would pick it. Like, say if I watch one of your vid- video on Bob Ross and I liked it.

    6. GU

      Do you put in your queue? That kinda thing?

    7. SC

      Is that what it is? Yeah.

    8. JR

      You put 'em up.

    9. SC

      Oh, the queue, yes. Okay. So this guy got- Gosh, I feel like we're, I feel really stupid right now.

    10. JR

      ... flagged.

    11. SC

      Like, none of us just got that one little-

    12. JR

      We're, we're all on YouTube too by the way, you stupid asses.

    13. GU

      (laughs)

    14. JR

      But, um, so this guy got flagged and it was just a conversation between Sam Harris and some other guy, I forgot who he was, was a, an intellectual. And it was about left-wing culture, and it was about left-wing radical, you know, ideology. And they were criticizing it, and this, this got his channel flagged. And I was like, "Well, how is this possible?" And she's like, "Well, he's advocating that people watch this and it must promote hate speech." I'm like, "I fucking guarantee you that doesn't promote hate speech."

    15. SC

      Right.

    16. JR

      "Did you guys even watch it or does somebody else complain about it and flag it?" And then I brought up Jordan Peterson, who by the way was just here, just left. Um...

    17. SC

      Yeah, he's gonna be on our show next week too.

    18. GU

      I smell Canada.

    19. SC

      You can still smell Maples here.

    20. JR

      You can smell maple syrup.

    21. GU

      The lagers.

    22. JR

      And, uh, she said, like, he's a problem. Uh, he's a, he's a bit of a problem, he's a troublemaker. I'm like, "He's a troublemaker. Like, what, 'cause he has his own opinions on things?" Like, what is going on? Like, what, what... Are you guys promoting a very specific ideology and anyone who differs from that is hate speech? 'Cause we're getting crazy if that's the case.

    23. SC

      I think a lot of them don't know.

    24. JR

      Here it is.

    25. SC

      Oh, is this it?

    26. JR

      Yeah. Douglas Murray.

    27. SC

      Hey, look, I can see it over there now.

    28. JR

      "Community guideline strike for just listening to an honest intellectual conversation between Sam Harris and Douglas Murray." Who's the guy who got, who got it taken down? Yeah, um, the man's, uh, PTRKCCX.

    29. GU

      He's very bold.

    30. JR

      Yeah. So-

  8. 15:5920:14

    Silicon Valley ideology, ‘blunt tools,’ and the YouTube Kids horror rabbit hole

    1. JR

      Well, I think this is indicative of the ideology that radiates throughout Silicon Valley which is radical left, progressive, neo-Marxist sort of ideology. And there's so much of that going on throughout Silicon Valley, so much in the tech community, so much uber progressive thinking, which, you know, look, I think all of it comes from the right place. I think they all want no racism. You know, they, they want no hate speech. They all want wonderful things. But you can't just decide arbitrarily what is and isn't based on your perspective. You, you, you have to look at it ... You have to look at it honestly.

    2. SC

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      You know? And I don't think they're doing that. I think when you look at that Douglass Murray, Sam Harris thing, and the guy get- getting a community strike for just liking it. I mean, this is crazy. This is-

    4. GU

      So they, they, they take an authoritarian approach to solving the whole thing, which-

    5. JR

      Yes.

    6. GU

      ... and then, and then refuse to accept the results, which is the Donald Trump presidency and-

    7. JR

      Right.

    8. SC

      Yeah.

    9. GU

      ... the things they've created, so ...

    10. JR

      Well, in their defense, one of the things that they did say to me, that the problem that they're dealing with-

    11. GU

      Was it the YouTube people?

    12. JR

      Yes, the YouTube people.

    13. SC

      Okay.

    14. JR

      The problem what they're dealing with is blunt tools. They're saying these tools that demonetize things, they're not good yet. And she said within the next six to eight months, they're going to get better.

    15. SC

      Bullshit.

    16. JR

      And they're working on them. I don't know. I mean, she's-

    17. SC

      Okay. Hold on a second.

    18. JR

      But let me ... Let me just express her perspective.

    19. SC

      Yes.

    20. JR

      She was saying that they have made significant strides since they first started doing it, and they're getting better at it. They're getting better at isolating ... And one of the things we discussed is those fucking creepy cartoons. You know, I'm sure you've seen those.

    21. SC

      Oh, yeah. The child molestation stuff.

    22. JR

      Well, the violence stuff. A lot of it, like babies getting hit in the head by bottles.

    23. SC

      Yeah, yeah, yeah.

    24. JR

      Have you seen those?

    25. SC

      No.

    26. GU

      I've watched good things. (laughs)

    27. JR

      (laughs) You know what we're talking about.

    28. GU

      I've watched nice things.

    29. SC

      You know what we're talking about.

    30. GU

      I've heard of it, but I've never seen it though.

  9. 20:1421:02

    Creators, sponsors, and ‘advertiser-friendly’ myths: mismatched ads and audience targeting

    1. SC

      All right. But the point is he can't claim he has the most advanced, you know, uh, tech company in the world and then on our channel you're, you're, you're getting ads for Muslim singles and gay cruises. It's like, hold on a second, your algorithm can't figure out-

    2. JR

      That's kind of funny.

    3. SC

      It is pretty funny, like don't get me wrong, but we're not getting any money from those ads. Like you can't find ... That means that if our videos are controversial, right, our videos are not a violation of guidelines, there are sponsors out there. I mean, we see it with Walther, you know, our firearm company came to sponsor. They seek us out because it's worth octuple to them because they want to reach our audience.

    4. JR

      Right.

    5. SC

      Whereas YouTube says, "Well, no, it's not advertiser friendly." No, no, it's not advertiser friendly for the people you have on there. It's not gay cruise advertiser friendly, but you're telling me you have the most advanced algorithms in the world and you're running ads for Young Turks on my video. Like I don't buy it.

    6. JR

      Do they really?

    7. SC

      Yeah, I think so. I mean, I see a bunch-

    8. JR

      That's hilarious.

    9. SC

      ... of leftist ads on my channel.

    10. JR

      They might do that on purpose.

    11. SC

      I- it would be hysterical.

    12. JR

      After your Cenk impression.

    13. GU

      (laughs)

    14. JR

      Yeah.

  10. 21:0227:50

    Cenk/Uygur conflict dynamics and why long-form debate exposes weak ideas

    1. SC

      When you, when you went to that one conference and you, uh, went as him.

    2. JR

      Yeah.

    3. SC

      He-

    4. JR

      He, he just goes all, "Oh, sorry Cenk, sorry Cenk."

    5. SC

      It was very disappointing. I would've thought that was hilarious if I was him.

    6. GU

      (laughs)

    7. SC

      I mean, first of all, it was disappointing there was only 20 people in there. I wouldn't even have gone. I'd have been like, "Look, uh, let's take this to a smaller place 'cause if a video gets out of this, this is fucking embarrassing." (laughs)

    8. JR

      Yes. (laughs)

    9. SC

      There's 20 people in this one room and, and then you walked in as him. I didn't wanna do it.

    10. JR

      Right.

    11. SC

      Like he had called me out and this ... We've had people even on this, uh, uh, on this show-

    12. JR

      Wait a minute. Of course you wanted to do it. That's why you did it.

    13. SC

      No, no, he knows I didn't wanna do it. I was like, "But I feel like I have to," because he called me out and I said, "I accept." You know, basically like, "Okay, let's ha-" And then nothing.

    14. JR

      He called you out how so? For a debate?

    15. SC

      He was constantly talking trash. I mean, "Oh, Steven Crowder is a self-styled comedian. Ah, he sucks. Bullshit." You know, that whole thing.

    16. JR

      (laughs)

    17. SC

      So it's like, okay, I responded. I'm like, "Let's hash this out." He will mention ... He will rebut every Tom, Dick, and Harry on YouTube not named Steven Crowder. So at this point, I was just trying to get an interview with him. And we've, so we've had people on our show we disagree with. We do an hour long Change My Mind where I sit down and listen to someone scream at me. I'm more than willing.

    18. JR

      The video you did though where you were drinking the bacon grease and you did Ana-

    19. SC

      It was pretty mean.

    20. JR

      You did him. (laughs)

    21. GU

      (laughs)

    22. SC

      No, it was funny. Come on, man. It's fucking funny. It made me laugh.

    23. GU

      (laughs)

    24. SC

      But the, the point is he forced my hand.

    25. JR

      Right.

    26. SC

      I had to do it. Like he ... It's like that guy in diner has to punch all the people who ganged up on him at the baseball diamond throughout the f- ... Like that's ... I was like, "Well, now I have to do this with Cenk because there's no other recourse." And he kept going to the audience. The only reason we showed the audience-

    27. JR

      It's like YouTube, there's no other recourse.

    28. SC

      Yeah.

    29. GU

      He's like-

    30. JR

      You have to go to Traini Bane.

  11. 27:5033:59

    Undercover at a transgender town hall: puberty blockers, ‘Rex Butt,’ and takedown pressure

    1. JR

      Um, what I wanted to talk to you guys about is, uh, some of my favorite stuff that you've done. Um, and so my favorite stuff that you've done is the undercover shit. And one of the things that I found the most disturbing was when you two posed as a gay couple and you went to that place where they were advocating transgender children.

    2. SC

      Yeah.

    3. JR

      And, and transitioning children as young as three years old. Right?

    4. SC

      Uh, I don't know if it was three years old, but puberty blockers-

    5. JR

      Yeah.

    6. SC

      ... they were talking about.

    7. JR

      Yeah. But I think it was really fucking ... No, no. You know what? Actually three years old was Owen Benjamin got in an argument on Twitter-

    8. SC

      Yeah, yeah.

    9. JR

      ... and lost his manager because he was saying that someone is fucking insane for giving puberty blockers to a three-year-old kid, for giving hormone blockers to a baby.

    10. GU

      Yeah. Asshole.

    11. JR

      Which I am ... Fuck yeah. That's not even a strong enough word.

    12. GU

      (laughs)

    13. JR

      I mean, it's insanity. Fucking insanity. I mean, your- your body's not even developed. You're not even close. We're not talking about 18. We're not even talking about 21, which is arguable still crazy. Like, you really should probably wait until your fucking frontal cortex fully develops-

    14. SC

      Yeah.

    15. JR

      ... to figure out who you are. But the idea that you're gonna know at three who you're gonna be when you're 30, it's-

    16. SC

      Well, they present the other side.

    17. JR

      ... bananas.

    18. SC

      They act as though you're crazy.

    19. JR

      Right.

    20. SC

      They were like, "Well, you know, the thing is with the puberty..." Remember that person who looked like Smee? With the g- looked like Smee from Hook?

    21. JR

      Well, let's play it.

    22. GU

      Smee with Hook, but-

    23. JR

      Let's, let's play-

    24. GU

      ... but sounds like-

    25. JR

      ... some of it because it's-

    26. GU

      Yeah.

    27. JR

      ... it's fucking nuts. When I watched it I was like, "Oh, my God." Like, "What are these people saying?" And they, they, they're-

    28. SC

      It's been taken down since you asked me about that too.

    29. JR

      Really?

    30. SC

      Yeah. We have to just have to blurt the guy... Well, I'm not afraid.

  12. 33:5946:26

    Where to draw the line: adult transition vs children, and weaponizing ‘hate speech’ labels

    1. JR

      Yeah. Well, not only that, there's a lot of people in the transgender community that think it's offensive to assume that you have to get an operation and get your penis removed in order to be transgender.

    2. SC

      Most of them don't.

    3. JR

      So this guy is making this big assumption that this is what you have to do in order to transition. I know a lot of people that are transgender that do not have the operation. I don't know a lot of people, I should just say that. (laughs)

    4. SC

      (laughs)

    5. JR

      I'm in a community focus group with transgender people.

    6. SC

      (laughs)

    7. JR

      By the way-

    8. SC

      I attend Town Halls.

    9. JR

      ... let me say this too, I'm 100% in favor of grown adults deciding to transition. You know, I think you should have- be able to tattoo your face, get nose rings, I don't give a fuck what you do.

    10. SC

      (laughs)

    11. JR

      I really don't, you know? Yeah, but you're also not asking the government to pay for your face tattoos.

    12. SC

      Yeah.

    13. JR

      Yes, that's true. Well, and there was another thing, um, here I'll- I'll send this to you, Jamie, um, that was some, uh, research today that, uh, someone put out. Here I'll- I'll, let's play this and I'll- I'll forward this to you, Jamie. I'll text this to you. Keep playing.

    14. GU

      That's it?

    15. SC

      That's it.

    16. JR

      That's that clip.

    17. SC

      Okay.

    18. JR

      I don't know. But yeah, it- I mean that was... The thing is, that's a good example. It's a public Town Hall.

    19. SC

      Yeah.

    20. JR

      Which we attend. And it gets removed from YouTube because someone who handed us his business card, Rex Butt-

    21. SC

      Business card.

    22. JR

      ... who's hilarious by the way. Like we didn't- he- this- the rest of us, we weren't nearly as mad about this as we were just- just- just en- doubled over in laughter at the guy's name being Rex Butt. It's hilarious. (laughs)

    23. SC

      Did you know he had trouble getting- securing the URL rights to his own name?

    24. JR

      (laughs)

    25. GU

      (laughs)

    26. JR

      There was nothing.

    27. SC

      Completely different website.

    28. JR

      He has to run a search to get his URL.

    29. SC

      No way he got those.

    30. JR

      Yeah, I just se- sent this to you, Jamie, if you follow the tweet, um, it is, uh, by Dr. Debra Seo and, uh, it is, um, uh, an article, uh, from the National Institute of Health Study, Dr. Zero Van, um, Meeter, a pediatric... Oh, okay.

  13. 46:261:04:34

    Hollywood’s selective outrage: Spacey, Singer parties, Milo controversy, and taboo topics

    1. GU

      What if you just come out saying you just like to touch little boys, like, it just ruins your career and it's disappointing.

    2. SC

      You would think so. You might as well make a YouTube video about it, show them your suggested feed.

    3. GU

      Oh, man.

    4. SC

      What are you talking about?

    5. GU

      House of Cards, Kevin Spacey.

    6. SC

      Oh, you never...

    7. GU

      It's just-

    8. JR

      It's crazy.

    9. SC

      Well, House of... That's a... He's a different animal.

    10. GU

      (laughs)

    11. SC

      That's a different animal. I guess I didn't... I never met him, but I guess that has been-

    12. GU

      That's well-known.

    13. SC

      ... the thing about him forever.

    14. JR

      Yeah.

    15. SC

      But here's the thing, this is like what Milo talked about, okay? And this is, this is all very taboo stuff, but in the gay community, it's far more acceptable for a man to be dating a 15, 16, 17-year-old boy that's openly gay-

    16. JR

      Right.

    17. SC

      ... than it is in the straight community. In the straight community, if you find out that a 40-year-old man is dating a 14-year-old girl, that guy is a, that guy's a piece of shit and he should be locked in a fucking cage.

    18. JR

      Right.

    19. SC

      But if you find out that in the, the gay community, it's, it's not, it's not thought-

    20. GU

      It's different strokes. (laughs)

    21. SC

      It's not thought of the same.

    22. GU

      It's, (laughs) it's different strokes.

    23. SC

      I mean, I can name you several people when we worked in Canadian TV, particularly like makeup artists who were like, "No, be careful, Michelle likes them young." (laughs)

    24. GU

      Right.

    25. JR

      (laughs)

    26. SC

      It was a common thing.

    27. GU

      Right.

    28. JR

      And I... Here, I am not at all saying that it's acceptable-

    29. SC

      That's well-known.

    30. JR

      ... with Kevin Spacey. But what I am saying is, what bothers me, and the same with the Me Too campaign, like Meryl Streep coming out, everyone coming out with the Harvey Weinstein thing. Germ, right? We all... Germ, piece of crap, get it, we all know.

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