>> up and called the rock by several gay men so i will go with the rock. >> you say gay bar mercury on] >> i believe we are tied up to. the tiebreaker, the iron bear, the iron bear, steakhouse or gay bar? >> there is fat gaze. [laughter] >> i'm going to go with the fact gay one. >> big thomas runs out the clock and wins the game. you take it home. >> can i say a couple of things? we did this, the filter silver box in casper, wyoming, phenomenal. i put it in places that i thought were really great, the wooden nickel. homerun. >> in the pink poodle, he said he went there, he was joking, the people poodle is a good steakhouse. on the ground he won the game, the first corner on our show, thomas is the first man to win the yellowjacket, way to put it on. >> i told you i would amount to something. >> on stage tonight. >> there it is. nick thomas. [applause] >> we are still building the wall. he did it right. coming up, austin dyess in the house. bust out the cowboy boots and join us next. ♪ ♪ there is, freedom. apple pie and country is correct makes america america. both cakes as an adult th

demonize gay people, scare people about gay rights. you get conservative voters to turn out and they'll vote republican while they're there. bush was re-elected in 2004. those anti-gay state ballot initiatives may have helped with that. but then two years after bush left the white house, the man who had been chairman of the bush campaign at that time came out himself as gay. and to his credit, he set about trying to right the wrong he had been part of by persuading leading republicans to change their mind on marriage equality and to persuade the supreme court to support marriage equality, which they have done at least for a while. but honestly, it's like you can't swing a cat without hitting one of these guys. those anti-gay ballot initiatives that were supposed to help george bush in 2004, they got a big boost in 2004 when a group called the national association of evangelicals, huge influential religious group, decided in 2004 they would emphatically restate their opposition to homosexuality in all of its forms which effectively endo

i'm i'm not a gay so i even have to gay guy so i don't even have to think it. brilliant.rilliant. but it's expensive have kids . it's so expensive to have kids. it's get house. >> that's a bit sexist, really, isn't it? you could. you could have children, couldn't you? >> well could, yeah, i'd >> well, i could, but yeah, i'd have bit harder, have to try a bit harder, you know. um >> well, where are we? family policy. family policy. i'm all in favour of it, but i think we have to be realistic about it, because wherever it's been introduced. yeah, it might increase birth rates by 0.11 or whatever, but people in rich developed societies , lots of developed societies, lots of them choose not to have kids. right that's just the case in every single country. whatever family policy you introduce, people don't want to have as much kids as they used to. so if you have an ageing population, much kids as they used to. so if you aree an ageing population, much kids as they used to. so if you aree an ato ng population, much kids as they used to. so if you aree an ato ng pcto lation, yo

he specifically worked in the part of anti-gay politics that says that people can be cured of the gay. it can be reversed with just the right therapy. well, by 2010, there was george rekers, being photographed at the airport in miami in the company of a handsome young man , named lucien, who mr. rekers had apparently met on rent boy dot com. mr. rekers first tried to explain it that he had taken this handsome young men on an all expenses ten-day paid trip to your because he needed help with his luggage. the young man himself, you can see here, not helping with the luggage, eventually explain exactly what he was paid for on that european trip. and george rekers ultimately resigned from his job at the anti gay organization. in 2004, one republican president george w. bush was up for reelection, the republican party and the bush campaign enthusiastically promoted bans on same sex marriage in multiple states. they expected that anti gay campaigning in as many states as possible would boost republican turnout and help boost chances of being reelected. you demonize a people, scare people ab

the gay agenda is being thrown in our faces, whether we want it or not. look, as far as we're concerned, whether there's a gay agenda at disney and it exists or it doesn't exist as it's not for us, but they got i'd rather just look at the numbers, the research. and here's what it sets a according to gallop, roughly 7 percent of americans identify as gay, lesbian, or transsexual, 7 percent. that means it would be perfectly normal and expected to see occasionally or 7 percent of the time or more characters on tv and movies, who are gay or lesbian, or trans actual right? perfectly normal. but what many americans say they see, and what studies seem to show is that it's not occasional far from it. it's more like i'm the present or everywhere. in fact, well only 7 percent of americans may identify as l g. b in movies, they're more like at a minimum 20 percent. don't take my word for it. this is a study that's done by glad this is a non profit organization that advocates for l g b t, according to their report. one 5th of all the movies that are made in hollywood

insulting the gay flag put the brakes on this young man's painting of the gay flag. name was dylan brewer, a 19-year-old boy from florida, usa, who was arrested by the police of this country for insulting the gay flag. therefore american police claimed that dylan had braked with his car and on the painting of the gay flag on the asphalt of red street. police say the man who painted. gay pride in south florida has arrested the traumatized. this is not the first time that a western citizen has been arrested for insulting homosexuals. because now many western governments have labeled opposition to homosexuality as hate speech , which entails all kinds of legal consequences. for example , an english citizen after mocking the gay flag in a private whatsapp group arrested by the police or the arrest of a girl. arrested by the mother of the girl, it is clear that the reason is insulting homosexuals. sentences from the bible in the rejection of same-sex marriage became a court. i had tweeted verses from the bible about same-sex relationships. homosexuality was considered a s

arrest of a teenager in america, for the crime of insulting the gay flag. in recent years, many people in america and other western countries have been accused of insulting homosexuals and their symbols. the prisoner's name was dylan brewer, a 19-year-old boy from florida , usa, who was arrested by the police of this country for insulting the gay flag. according to the american police, dylan braked his car over the painting of the gay flag on the asphalt of red street. police say they have arrested a man who vandalized a gay pride mural in south florida. this is not the first time that a city. laws have not been spared. pavi rasanen was the interior minister of finland, who was sued for publishing verses from the bible rejecting same-sex marriage. i had tweeted verses from the bible about same-sex relationships. homosexuality was considered a sin in many western countries until 60 years ago , and it was even illegal in the united states. but now the position of this first has reached the point where its flag is raised on the white house building and the ins

in particular, i suppose, gay marriage.er of lgbtq rights and i believe that we are ready in poland much more than the politicians themselves, i must say, to introduce same—sex marriage, including the adoption, of course, for the same—sex couples. the sad thing is that it seems that we won't be able to go through with the same—sex marriage bill during this term because of the constitution of the polish same and it's still very conservative. the good news is that there has been information that the ruling coalition will go ahead with the civic unions. and that's a great, great news because that's a huge step forward. and that they will also address the hate crime. and i'm very happy with that because this is something really important. you know, we have to be able to protect all our citizens, regardless their belief, who they love, and where they live. and i do hope that this will go through. applause. thank you, mateusz morawiecki, the former prime minister, the rainbow curtain and gay marriage? it's very important to say t

, do realise this is just for gay, gay people? straight? >> it? >> i did, it was it? >> i did, it was it? >> and i was like, yeah, exactly. but but that back exactly. but but that was back in don't think they in the day. i don't think they would yeah. do would do that now. yeah. what do you josh? you think, josh? >> i think they might. or this is for just men >> i think they might. or this is forjust men or >> i think they might. or this is for just men or whatever. it's because sort it's weird because they're sort of. there the lesbian club of. there was the lesbian club that yeah. that opened recently. yeah. >> happening. that opened recently. yeah. >> watson's happening. jenny watson's opening. >> i wonder there's a sort of >> i wonder if there's a sort of fragment. this it it. fragment. but this it it. >> yeah, but this is feels wrong theatre. >> it feels wrong because >> it it feels wrong because first uh, first of all, the phrase uh, black audience black identifying the audience so go, yeah, just so we can all go, yeah, we j

and he is he wrote this book about being gay, gay, 93v- this book about being gay, gay, gay.nd he, he mentions in 1835 two gay men were killed for being gay. they were put to death in this country, which is horrible. but what is this? >> hundred ago, 200 years ago? >> and he's gay . he doesn't want >> and he's gay. he doesn't want that to happen again. by letting in people who in millions of people who want gay dead is that does he gay people dead is that does he actually that? well, he's actually see that? well, he's labour and that's what labour is all mass immigration of all about. mass immigration of people want people dead . people who want gay people dead. >> mean, not all >> yeah. well, i mean, not all of obviously, but a lot of of them, obviously, but a lot of them am. >> i right? >> i right? >> you it as a it happened >> you see it as a it happened like michigan as it like hamtramck in michigan as it became the first muslim run council in the united states. and the progressives helped the muslims get into power and, you know, this is so know, said, this is so wonderf

that means, according to hollywood, 25 percent of america is gay, lesbian, or transsexual. now, is that reality? not even close, right. i mean, hollywood is for training on america that is it like the real america yet according to glad hollywood is it doing enough? they want to make sure that america is more representative of gay, lesbian and transsexuals. well, that's what they advocate to be fair, according to glad hollywood still has, quote, a long way to go to get it right. what they argue is that we should be seeing more good characters and so far, companies like lions gate and paramount pictures, and so many pictures on united artists and universal pictures. walt disney studios warner brothers seem to agree because they are in fact casting more l g b t characters. but apparently not enough, according to glass. studies do show that growing number of americans among those americans who support l g b t, right. so they actually support l g b t rides. but there's sometimes i'm comfortable sitting down to watch television with their families and saying on america that doesn

and that gay is stealing from swain for her writings and so forth.the only minority gay stole from how come jake tapper, al sharpton, joe scarborough none of them are coming to the defense of people had their intellectual property stolen from them and then used as a lie to create an effect claudine gay's so-called scholarship? >> for two reasons the former professor at princeton and then vanderbilt is a conservative. she believes in colorblind equality she opposes affirmative action. so among left-wing scholars both black and white carol is an alpine state she is a defector from the ideology. she has to be put away. just be denied and ignored so it is totally justified in their view. for some it like claudine gay to still and in the second thing to be blunt about it the same kinds of principles you see in black on black violence and inter- cities you see black on black plagiarism at harvard. it's totally excused because it does not fit with the left-wing narrative that according to critical race theory only whites or whiteness can serve as an oppress

i'm chief gay. we should do a double act. gavin gay. i'll double act. gavin and gay.p for that. >> yeah, well, up for that. >> if there's >> but, you know, if there's such thing as free speech, such a thing as free speech, which, of course, there isn't any know that sounds any longer. i know that sounds facetious, but quite clearly there you would have a there isn't. you would have a pillar this, pillar in london bridge this, you on one, you know, millwall on one, chelsea the other. whatever chelsea on the other. whatever it should able to you it is, you should be able to you should. is not about being should. this is not about being kind. this an indoctrination. kind. this is an indoctrination. this is saying if you continually image, you continually see this image, you will believe what this image is telling you just telling you. yeah. and you just keep doing doing it and keep doing it and doing it and doing and doing until you doing it and doing it until you and have transitioned and and i have transitioned and chris well that's an chris is a boy. well that's an in

i gay, i had a gay. a god. i added gay, i had a gay.ow, for there were no new conquer. new worlds to conquer. >> one of the most sinister and unsettling cases of the century comes unsatisfactory comes to a most unsatisfactory conclusion, and the daily mail's coverage does include the phrase the case was reopened in 2011. um apparently. >> daily mail gareth williams we all remember him, uh, years back. he was found in a stuffed into a piece of luggage, placed into a piece of luggage, placed into his own bathtub in his pimlico flat , and his hands were pimlico flat, and his hands were publicly and were politely folded across his chest. yes, uh, he was locked in there from the in from the outside . so the in from the outside. so obviously other people were involved . involved. >> well, you would think so. but they claimed it was a sort of contortionist act. right. well, they're key in they're saying the key was in with there's under with him, but there's no under his right buttock. >> but. >> but. >> exactly. em“ >> yeah, exactly. prints a

and looks like a little gay bar of, like, gay guy. uy. and in like, an old gay guy. uy.little spark . a little spark. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> walking across a nylon carpet i >> -- >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> i think we're reading too much things the past. yeah. >> um, and do think, uh, >> um, and do you think, uh, robin d'angelo reading too robin d'angelo is reading too much this by saying, you much into this by saying, you know, perfect know, this is the perfect representation know, this is the perfect representati> name. robin d'angelo >> great name. robin d'angelo should singer. yeah, sounds should be a singer. yeah, sounds like just like robin d'angelo. you just won yeah well , won two grammys. yeah well, hopefully our singing will be bett

[ lighter clicking ] i'm not gay. whu-- what? why'd you call me gay?!s gay. i was saying the rule was gay. i wasn't talking anything about sexual orientation. brah. you're right, i shouldn't have used that word! look -- i was one of the first people ever to say there was nothing wrong with being gay. i had a dog that was gay! oh, so i'm a [bleep] dog now?! i'll [bleep] kill you! okay, dude... what...do you want me to do? i want you to just leave me alone! okay, but you called me... hello? hello? teenager: [ screaming ] what are you doing? i'm holding my hand over a lighter! it's burning the shit out of my hand! okay, don't hold your hand over a lighter. bruh! bruh, this hurts so bad! oh, dude, it's [bleep] black. is that what a third degree burn looks like?! jesus [bleep] christ. dood, i just so lit burned my hand. i need like -- i need like emergency services. bruh, that was stoopid. yeah, that was kinda stupid. i'm not [bleep] stupid! i seriously don't know what to do... i've tried being nice, i've tried being harsh... and i get nothing from my teenag

claudine gay was the perfect diversity hire.he couldn't have done anything wrong because she didn't do anything. period. but when the investigator herself charleston needs to be investigated, you see how corrupting dei really is. it gives mediocre people the authority to be bigots and to protect themselves from the laws they push on others and as progressives push dei into all aspects of american life it's no wonder we're losing faith in our institutions which are crumbling faster than a city run by a democrat mayor. this does not mean that minorities can't be highly accomplished. liz warren is a senator. but if you narrow the field to a select identity, which is racist, by the way, you may find it harder to find a competent person because everyone else is doing the same thing. they are all fishing from the same small pond. pretty soon all you have left are worms, frogs, and cars driven by a kennedy. >> oh, gosh. >> too soon. >> greg: now it's destroying the very college campus thes that created. so not only is dei illogical and

our broadcast is joined by myroslav gai, an officer of the zsu, a volunteer. good evening. good evening. one of the complaints against the commander-in-chief, at least it was voiced publicly and... such statements were heard from people's deputies, was that the general said there were no plans for war. so if we analyze the current column that appeared on the website of the armed forces of ukraine and on the pages of the cnn publication, whether zaluzhny's current column, is it a war plan, is it a strategy, or is it a sign that the general has a clear vision of how and where the war is going? well, look at what the military leadership of the state has. plans for war , i tell you this for sure, because such plans are developed in peacetime, they are constantly reviewed from the point of view of possible threats, there are a lot of such plans, and this is one of the tasks, one of the tasks of any military leadership to plan, looking from the situation, to calculate who can be a hypothetical opponent, and which are ours... acts in if, for example, the war happens near our borde

not gays gay, gays, not gay, not not gays , gays .s, not gay, not not gays , gays . do you want ? that play , gays. do you want? that play under any circumstances anyway? >> you know not ever. not ever gay 9 9 a z >> you know not ever. not ever gay g g a z e c clear. >> just be clear. >> just be clear. >> i don't know where to go now. andre >> the point being that that it can be uncomfortable for black people to be in what is traditionally a very white area, which is the west end, very expensive . a lot of people with expensive. a lot of people with socioeconomic can't afford to go i >> -- >> there's a lot of white people can't afford to go to the theatre either. >> let me. but the culture. >> let me. but the culture. >> the former culture minister ed vaizey this morning, he he is a conservative peer. said a conservative peer. he said that he supports this that actually he supports this because culture because when he was culture minister, he went see a play minister, he went to see a play that um, that starred lenny henry. um, and he

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isn't it funny that claudine gay is behind episode?ike in a "scooby doo" episode when they pull the mask off. it is claudine gay again! >> greg: do people eat parent? >> tyrus: they should. >> andrew: the thing is, let's zoom out on this conversation and actually applied what we are seeing to every single conversation in america. we are in those you know what you think about gaslighting and it is the first sign of a domestic abuse or. we are in an abusive relationship with the media complex and you have the parents or the stupid people and stupidity is defined as somebody who sees it in real life in front of them but yet they still believe the lie. so you got to do your own research and you got to come up with your own conclusions. stop being gaslit because if everyone excels -- tells you that foam on food taste good, it tastes like aerated grease and chemical cleaner. so that is my culinary element. >> greg: i never assumed the foam trend. it is not a sauce. it is just something. i feel like i'm eating shaving foam. >> andrew: it is b

bridget ziegler is a champion of florida's "don't say gay" law.ions threaten to derail her career after she and her his admitted to having a sexual relationship with another woman. xander moritz is taking a break from harvard to fight for his hometown school board meeting. the goal, to bring down a controversial conservative activist, bridget ziegler. >> ziegler is no longer an effective politician. this is make or break. >> juju: the people of sarasota, florida, are lining up at this packed school board meeting. tight security, high drama. >> i will call you forward at the appropriate time. >> you are a threat and a disgrace. >> juju: who is bridget ziegler? once a republican republican star sounding off on fox news. >> i don't want my children to hate america through the anti-america curriculum we continue to see. >> juju: half the dazzling florida gop power couple. she was chair of the state party. now they're embroiled in a sex scandal. christian ziegler accused of sexual assault by a woman the couple admits had previously engaged with them in

is sharing the sketch of the gay wrong.st time greg has ever been helpful and he gives me a sketch of gay porn. today the capitol hill police announced want to be porn star aiden will not be charged with the crime. they closed this investigation faster than the white house cocaine investigation. aidan the democrat porn star and his german loverboy were uncooperative with investigators and there was no evidence that a crime was committed according to capitol police. did the capitol police need me to show them the gay porn? that's the evidence. my staff than google d.c. public indecency and in 30 seconds found the crime. it is unlawful for a person in public to make an indecent exposure of his or her genitalia or a nest to engage in or engage in a sexual act. a person who violates any of this shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction should not be fined anymore set forth and imprisoned for not more than 90 days or both. just because you close the door doesn't mean it's not in public. it's the capitol building. it's

shame gay people for being gay a little which is weird little bit, which is weird coming gay app. coming anyway, you know, we're in the age stonewall is age when, uh, stonewall is trying gay people. trying to shame gay people. so, i what expect i mean, what do you expect anyway? on next on free speech nation, going to be hearing nation, i'm going to be hearing about designed about a new ad network designed to belief that the to combat the belief that the big companies and media big tech companies and media agencies who suppressing agencies who are suppressing free speech. please do not go anywhere welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me, andrew doyle. uncommon ad space is an ad network which is designed to connect brands and advertisers with independent content creators and alternative media outlets. its creators believe there is collusion among big tech companies and media agencies to suppress free speech and prevent content creators who operate outside the mainstream from raising advertising revenue . lee taylor, the managing director of marketing a

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i thought i might be gay, maybe if ijoined the armed forces, it might get rid of it out of me.g to think. flight lieutenant doyle, i'll never forget his name, lovely guy, he laid the charges out against me. he said, "what do you say to that?" and i said, "yes, sir, it's all true." he says, "i'd like you to go outside the room. you go outside the room now, take five minutes, have a little think, and then come back in and i'll ask you the same question again." well, isaid, "no, thanks, sir, i'm not going to change my mind." it was more important for you to be true to yourself? it was, yeah. it was the bestjob i've ever had, it really was brilliant, it was. and it was alljust taken away? snatched, yeah. i was going to say my fault, but no, it wasn't my fault. it doesn't mean you should lose yourjob for what you are. despite his dismissal, leigh looks back at his time in the forces fondly. but now his thoughts are turning to his ill health. do you have faith that you'll ever see any of these reparations? a little, a little, but not very much. i would like the government to take int

"as a gay man --" >> not know, yes.u don't want gay meant to have an opinion on issues surrounding the t of lgbt, then take out the g. you don't get to use our sexuality to push forward on the agenda without question. >> trace: you have about 15 seconds to expound on that for me a bit. >> well, yeah. simply put, i will preface it by saying there's nothing wrong with being transgender. i know many lovely transgender people. but there is a stark difference between being transgender and being gay. being gay is a sexuality basic biological fact. i know how to define a man because that's what i'm attracted to you. whereas being transgender is an identity based in a medical diagnosis. those things have no business being in an alphabet together. that is really where the inspiration of that video came from. >> trace: clarkson, evita, thank you both greatly appreciated. as president zelenskyy makes appeals for support around the world, new funding package passed by the u.s. senate is now in jeopardy in the house. this as russia

gender person or gay.. >> although ironically, in iran they have transgender they have more transgender people per capita than anywhere in world because they like in the world because they like california, people california, they like gay people transitioning they don't transitioning because they don't like couples. >> so they actually prefer it. if you look like if you look like a straight couple. >> and it's basically, uh, if you if you're gay, then you're given the choice transition or face execute on. >> which is actually >> yes. which is actually i think also sometimes the state sponsors, uh, medical care for, for transitioning as well. i mean, this story is just so bizarre and i'm a little bit unsettled by it. i'm not going to lie. yeah. >> louis, are you are you unsettled by it or are you because love you love your because you love you love your your strange meat products? >> know, it's >> well, you know, it's interesting where they egg right >> well, you know, it's interto ing where they egg right

and lesbian movement, the 1970 gay liberation was proposed in the feminist movement. feminist liberation worker liberation, black liberation. it was the common in some ways common denominator like, say and it seems me and this would be something i suppose we're talking about it may be not completely true but that there's been a kind of downgrading of our political aspirations. you know you could just in in summary terms you could say something like you know, from gay liberation to marriage equality from feminist liberation to, gender equality, maybe from black liberation to black lives matter from worker liberation to, i don't know, $15 an hour or something like that that i think one. one of the things i would like to capture is the height of aspira relations of what is involved in liberation. you know, in by i mean something different than emancipation, you know, i mean, not only a. not only a transformation of the structures of, but it also a subjective of information, you know, like that we, in fact, have to become different in order to construct a different a diff

it also imposes a maximum five—year jail term for forming or funding gay or transgender groups.ntences with community service and counselling. it is the latest sign of growing opposition to lgbtq+ rights in the conservative west african nation. live now to neela ghoshal, who serves as senior director of law and policy at 0utright international. she formerly served as associate lgbt rights director at human rights watch. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. if this bill becomes law, what is this going to mean for members of the lgbtq+ community in ghana? thank you so much for the what it means in a practical way is that lgbtq+ people will no longer have the right to exist in ghana. this bill is appalling. it is one of the most severe bills we have seen. it prohibits simply holding out as a lesbian gay transsexual, transsexual person or an ally, which means that simply the act of identifying yourself as a queer personal identifying yourself as an ally to the community is punishable by law. that is absolutely extreme and unprecedented, even with the array of and i homosexuality bil