Marquett Reacts to Matt Walsh’s Slavery Documentary — Things Get Heated...

Peace of the Saints. We are here with a review of a documentary, uh, by someone whom I, I don't think is a scholar. If someone would look up Matt Walsh and let me know what his education, background, and pedigree is. Um, I didn't know he was a scholar of African studies, but hey, what do I know?

Anyways, uh, let's go ahead and take a look at an attempt, yet another one of essentially a white supremacist to escape the truth of history. Uh, to take the brush of the artist, uh, to the canvas of history and create a new painting, one that's more beautiful. As we go through, if you have any comments, questions, you can send it in right here at the bottom. Uh, and please send it in in advance. That would be appreciated so that I can answer your questions and honor you. Uh, obviously, we'll be here as long as you like. And I've not previewed this at all, so we'll watch this brand new together. First take. Here we go. Rewind this one from the beginning.

>> For more than half a century, anti-American propagandists have >>

Now, I want you guys to pay attention, and we're going to have to break this down bit by bit because the devil is in the details. Number one, he says anti-American propagandist. Anti-American. So, I want you to try and track what he means when he states American. What does that mean? You can tell generally when white supremacists speak, their conception of American is white. It's just the, the white is what they actually mean. So let's go ahead and pay attention as we go through, and I thank you to all of those who support this good work.

>> Waged a demoralization campaign against us generations >> for more than half a century. Anti-American propagandists have waged >> anti-American propagandists. So, I, I hope that we can listen out to see if later he describes who these people are, the anti-American propagandist, who is an American, and what motivates the anti-American propagandist. Like, why are they doing this? Just for funsies.

>> A demoralization campaign against us. Generations of Americans have been force-fed lies designed to beat us in. >>

Force-fed lies, is it? Okay, let's see what the lies are. Hopefully he puts the lies on screen in clear text and we can go through them.

>> Total ignorance on the top. >>

Well, first off, perhaps that needs to be taken in context. But this is largely irrelevant. What he's speaking on is the fact that some people may have a misunderstanding of a particular phenomena. That does not mean that it was taught incorrectly. For example, some people may not understand pre-calculus. That doesn't mean that the instructor did a bad job at conveying the information. Some people might not understand physics very well. That may mean they didn't take a physics course. That doesn't necessarily mean that the physics instruction or education or standards in physics education are are wrong or incorrect. So, what he's done so far is he's pointed out that there are some individuals who may have a misunderstanding and now we need to rewrite the the whole thing. Curious. Very curious.

And let me rewind because again, the devil is in the details and this is certainly a propaganda piece. There's no doubt. And unfortunately, uh, this allows us to better understand the nature of the speaker, which is wicked. Right here, it reads, "Most college students think America invented slavery." Professor Fines. Now, that's clearly inaccurate. But would you also find that most college students don't know much about, say, the history of Mexico or say, the true reasons for the American Civil War? Or most college students are not proficient in calculus? What you're pointing out is that they have a gap in knowledge. This is not uncommon. American public education is quite poor. If you look at our PISA scores, if you look at our general reading level, at what level is a newspaper written at? Is it like so >> today? >>

That question, everybody.

>> Well, of course it does because it provided for primitive accumulation. It affects the United States positively and negatively, culturally, and even materially. I, I think the white was the White House built by slaves. I don't know. I'll have to check on that. But if history didn't matter, then we probably wouldn't have a course called history. We wouldn't have a discipline called history. We wouldn't have an area of study that helps us recall what occurred. Clearly, history matters. I mean, this is just bizarre to suggest that it doesn't. The idea of even providing this poll is quite foolish and bizarre. I think what he's trying to do is, uh, to suggest that we, we, we shouldn't believe that American enslavement of the Africans impacts us today, 'cause it's over. Well, if that's true, we should say, "Okay, well, the Constitution was written in the past. Maybe we just do away with it. It doesn't matter now. Our culture, uh, the way things have evolved over time, like, let's just cut off from that which has preceded this. It's just not sensible. It's very dishonest."

>> Black person gets, which is slavery was a long time ago. Why don't you get over it? How do you get over something that is >>

No, no, no. You actually should get over slavery because you weren't a slave. It turns out you, you should for sure get over slavery. I mean, it shouldn't even be anything to get over because you weren't in it. So, yeah, we, we agree there. And the problem, uh, is that the reasonable person finds themself in a crossfire between those on the left who are psychotic and those on the right who are psychotically racist. And so, you have these black females who are really liberal white women. They espouse nonsense. And then on the other side, you have the Matt Walsh and you have the, uh, what's the, the guy with the little hat? Uh, I forget his name. He's really an Israeli, but he parades himself as like an American. I forget. Ugly little fella. But the fact is, you have them on the right side and then you have this chick. You know, black people should get over slavery because they weren't in slavery. It is a part of it is a blink of an eye in the long history of the black man and woman who, in fact, have the longest history of all peoples because they were first and all of the science indicates this, and most of the science is provided by white people, in fact. So, yeah, we're agreed there.

>> Foundational to your society is anything can be foundational. >>

We've been told that the history of slavery is straightforward and uncontroversial. We've been told >>

We've been told that. So he's making claims like, "What are you talking about? I, I don't think we have been told that."

>> Told that black slaves were mostly captured by whites. >>

So, this is his effort, his effort, and this is very common among the whites. And that's why we have a fundamental question of like, are white people evil? They're constantly lying. They're constantly committing mass murder. Uh, their colonial and enslaving, uh, behavior has never ceased. We've changed the names we used to describe it. Maybe colonialism, maybe, uh, enslavement, maybe genocide, then neocolonialism, and then we'll put a neo, but it's still the same behavior. It's not new. It might be more sophisticated. They might involve some technology, but it is all the same. And so, we have to ask the fundamental question of, are white people evil? And based on our understanding of their nature, what must the world do so that everyone else can get on in peace without these people going around the world creating violence, death, and destruction, which is what they do at mass scale. And because they're so dishonest, this is a fundamental thing to their nature. Because they're so dishonest, once they do this, they then lie about it. They lie about what they've done. Come on now. White colonists in the Americas were that told, >>

You know, well, if I did evil and the blacks helped me do the evil, you know, uh, if we didn't capture the slaves, we enslaved them, but we didn't capture them. We weren't the only ones enslaving people. It's like saying, it's like Jeffrey Dahmer coming to you and saying, "Hey, you know, I know I killed 13 people. I wasn't the only serial killer out there, though. There were there were other serial killers out there. I'm not the only one. I might be one of the more prolific ones. I might have caught more bodies, but other people were catching bodies. I'm not the only one." It's like, yeah, Jeffrey, you may not be the only serial killer. Uh, but you all need to go to jail. You're, you're all wicked. What you've did, what you did was evil. Come on.

>> Extraordinary routinely enslaved free black men. And that more black people were enslaved than whites. And we've >>

Here you go again. So now he's saying, well, we've heard that more black people were enslaved than white people. Well, within what context? In the context of human history? In the context of Europe? In the context of the Americas? And more importantly, what is the relevance? Are you discussing slavery or are you discussing the transatlantic slave trade? And furthermore, when you say whites were enslaved, no, really, tell me about that. That sounds fascinating. And I would also like to know the written laws that formalized the enslavement of whites based on race. I would like to know the parallels between black and white slavery. So, we're going to take a look-see at this. I surmise all of his arguments will fall apart because they're largely based on lies. And I, what I also want you to notice as he speaks, and he's certainly not a scholar of African studies. He's not giving any citations. Now, I could understand if he was, for example, uh, Dr. Leonardo Areola, who is a scholar in African studies, and the reason I know that is because I studied under him. You know, if he were speaking and not giving citations, I would have to respect it because he is the citation. He wrote a book on the topic. But Matt Walsh is a YouTuber. So, where are the citations at? This is a documentary, but where are the references to books, to studies, to anthropology, to, like, where are the references? It sounds like you're just saying stuff with pretty pictures. And I, I think the dumb people will believe it, and the people who want to believe it, which is to say the white racists. And I encourage all of you, if you're listening to this, you're like, "Hey, I'm white. I'm not a racist. I'm not an evil person." Good. Act like it. Take action against the white racists so that they don't misrepresent you. Because I surely take action against the lazy blacks and the promiscuous black females so that they don't misrepresent me.

>> Told that we're not allowed to question any. >>

Here's, and this is the funny thing. This is how you know the white man is, is falling. We're told you're not allowed to question. Who said? No one ever said that. Why are you lying? Where do you get this stuff? You're never told you're not allowed to question that. Every president except one has been white. And the one that wasn't white was still half white. So, every president has been white. Whites control the overwhelming majority of the economy and always have. You control the overwhelming majority of governmental power, private capital, uh, every form of power, cultural influence, global influence. Like, what are you talking about? [laughter] How are you trying to be a victim when you're not a victim? It's extraordinary. But again, this goes back to the deceit of the white man. Their chief tool is deceit. Their chief tool, they lie. They're not honest. They're not an honest people. Come on now.

>> Well, enough is enough. Enough is enough. I'm tired of being abused by by everybody. I'm a white man in America. I'm getting abused. The blacks are abusing me. Even though they don't have enough money to even support themselves, they're abusing me. They're all on SNAP benefits, but they're still powerful and they're abusing me. Even though when the blacks commit crimes, they go to jail. Even if they didn't commit the crime, Bill Cosby, even though when whites are busted on video, Hunter Biden on photos, Epstein list, we don't go to jail. But the blacks are they're controlling and abusing us. So are the Latinos. Even though we're rounding them up and kicking them out with all undue levels of violence, the Latinos, the immigrants, they're abusing us. We're white men. We're the victim. Even though our biggest enemy and everyone's enemy is a liberal white woman, we're the victim. Even though those are our daughters and those are our wives and really it's up to us to get them under control, we're the victim. Even though we eliminated millions upon millions of natives in the Americas, we're the greatest killer on earth. We're the greatest killer. We're still the victim. Like, bro, shut up. What are you talking about? You're ludicrous and your crimes are never counted as crimes. Donald Trump has murdered so many people in the public eye. For example, when they kidnapped the president of Venezuela, which, mind you, is illegal, and they also murdered people in the process, which is also illegal. It's a crime called murder. And in addition to that, they've killed fishermen whom they accuse of being narco traffickers. Well, if they were, why didn't you bring them to the courts? I thought civilizations have courts, but no, they don't have courts if you're a white civilization, which means not a civilization. You just kill people when you feel like it, especially if they're not white. And you never let them be heard out because, you know, if they're heard out, then people realize that you're a lying, disgusting, uh, cesspool, not an or not a civilization. You're, you're a group of bloodsuckers. Huh? Come on now. We going to get into it today.

Let me acknowledge some of the folks supporting the work. Shout out to Marcus. Is the very first person to come on. He writes, "Peace of the Saints via Venmo tuition for the upcoming live." Also, "Will there be a drip trip next year?" I cannot see that far into the future. Um, we were questioning that that very thing, actually. Um, if and when we come to a conclusion, we will share that. And shout to the Saints who are confirmed. May I also acknowledge, uh, Jaylen came in by Venmo, writes, "Peace and Saints. We need a revolution." Yes, indeed. Dcoin Johnson, 32, was chased on a bicycle by two Grand Rapids officers, fell and was pinned down stomach down with a K-9 biting his arm and two officers over him. Officers said he got a gun and shot four times, even though he never drew his gun and was stomach down. Yes. And the question you have to ask yourself is, are you doing anything? I'm not talking to the gentleman who sent in that support. I'm talking to all of you at home watching. You know, when you hear these things, complaining, posting on social media, I tweeted about this, that's not going to change the situation. You must organize. You must collocate. You must take things seriously. You must take your leaders seriously. You must stick to them and protect them because without them, everything falls apart. You know, even look at the cartels in Mexico. You know, one of their guys went down. Now everything is lit in Mexico. And that's the way it must be. You have to understand that government is merely a group of people wearing uniforms who may or may not be organized. Sometimes they're organized, sometimes they're not. Which means that you too can wear a uniform. You too can be organized. You can, in fact, outpace them in organization. And you can beat them. You can take control over yourselves first, and if you choose, over the society. But you must take action. And tweeting is not action. You know, I actually have a revolution, uh, in, in the making right now. The question is, are you a member? Peace of saints.com. Log in. Boss up. Because this is not acceptable at all. We're letting the evil among us rule.

Shout to Andre. He writes, "Tuition for the live." May I also acknowledge Daz writes, "Peace of the Saints. Tuition for the big [clears throat] homie. I appreciate you." May also acknowledge John. He writes, "Glad to see you back. This looks like it's going to be a good one. I really dislike Matt Walsh. He's dishonest like most of them. It's in their Oh, 100%. It's in their nature." 100%. Shout out to Matthew. He writes, "Peace, how's Vietnam?" Oh, man. Vietnam has been great. Uh, it's been so deeply relaxing. I feel so well-rested. It's been a great balance of all the things you like in life. You know, good healthy food, uh, a legitimate serious exercise regimen, meeting new people, um, spending good time with people you trust and respect. It's been a great time. He writes, um, "Thank you for all the lessons on the AI practicum. Invaluable knowledge." Sass or nothing. #gatekeeping, bro, I'm trying to tell you, man. Yeah, keep the broke ones broke. They look better that way. Shout out to Dominic supporting the work. Writes, "Peace of Saints tuition." I hope all the Saints are enjoying the drip trip. Sassin or nothing. We're having a good time. Shout out to Wayne. He writes, "Peace of Saints tuition." Shout out to Melvin comes and he writes, "Peace of Saints. I don't understand. He says, 'When I start to care about one girl, I lose interest in other girls.'" Shout out to you. He, but how do you control yourself when your love is not reciprocated? Well, that's the key is like, you don't be a sucker for love. You hear me? Be a rational man. You know, don't become unreasonable. That's all. You're always going to catch an L in that situation. I highly recommend against that. Stay reasonable.

>> A monthly series setting the record straight on various historical [music] topics. We'll give you the >>

Now, he says he wants to set the record straight on various historical topics. And my question is, well, why are they so fascinated with the blacks? Oh, darling, we must talk about the Negroes again. We, we just can't let the Negroes rise up. They had Black Wall Street. We bombed that. They've had various leaders. We've killed most of them. Yes, the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense. Oh, we can't let them defend themselves. That would be outrageous. Yes, Martin Luther King, the fat-faced fellow. Yes, we had to take him out, too. Yes, Malcolm X. We even made them think that their own did it. So, they didn't realize that it was the FBI. [laughter] Yes, we can't, can't let the blacks prosper. Continue feeding them a bad diet, drugs, uh, dangerous music. Yes, we must continue supporting Sexy Red and Nicki Minaj, Cardi B. She's one of my favorites. [laughter] Yes, we cannot, cannot let them get up. Oh, they're so dangerous. Dangerous. Well, it's not like they're smart. I mean, we say that they're low IQ, but if they were low IQ, I guess we wouldn't have to keep putting them down. But keep it low. Keep it, keep it quiet. They mustn't know. They mustn't know. They must think very little of themselves. Yes. Yes. Kind of like Candace Owens. You think so little of yourself that you try to negate yourself by washing away your blood until all of you look like little, little Steph Currys and then eventually they'll be white again. [laughter] Anyways, anyways, darling, carrying on. Uh, shout out to, uh, Mario writes, "Peace of Saints tuition came in by Venmo. Appreciate you." And shout out to all the real ones standing up and supporting the good work. Everybody else, F you. F you. That's right. F you. Um, except if you're a member, shout to those who are members. You make it possible to do this good work. American mythology. What is this group called? What's this group called? Because don't people organize into groups like the United States government, the Republican party, APAC? Don't people organize into groups? So, you're saying there's this group against you? What are they called? Who's the leader? Or are you making it up? I, I'm just curious. So many unnamed things.

This is the real history of slavery >> by Matt Walsh, the scholar. >>

Historians and political pundits spend a lot of time talking about the transatlantic slave trade, the 350-year period in which an estimated 12.5 million slaves. >>

Now, real quick, he seems to be gaming all this information. I'm just wondering like, did this guy get a ChatGPT education? Let's just take a quick look. See you at Matt Walsh. Who's Matt Walsh? So, I'm curious about education. Generally, there's an education section. So, I'm like looking for the word education. I don't see education there. I'm looking for the word college. Where did he go to college? I don't see. Okay. Where did Matt Walsh go to college? Okay, I'll type in the word university. University. Uh, did he go to school? Interesting. So, he's just some random dude. You know, the funny thing too, if like you're a random black guy, people are like, "Who's this [ __ ]? I'm not listening to you." Uh, but if you're a random white guy, people like, "Let's hear what he has to say. Let's hear what he." And and I understand. N-words can be pretty goofy sometimes. I, I get it. I get it. Uh, he says, "Is Cash App?" No, Cash App has, uh, not only banned me, but they banned the fan account in reference to me. So, Cash App has banned me. The, uh, US Bank has unbanked me. This occurred largely due to some comments I've said recently. Uh, in politics, I've had three visas denied. I'm under attack. [ __ ] y'all ain't paying attention. Goddamn. So, use the Venmo or use information in the description. There's a Stripe link. Stripe processes all payments online. Like, if you buy anything on most retail websites online, you're using Stripe. You can use that if you actually want to support the work. No, we're not on Cash App. There you go. All right, let's go. I mean, goddamn. I mean, goddamn.

Um, so yeah, Matt, let's, who is Matt Walsh to be giving creating documentaries on African studies topics or even American history? Let's see. Right-wing political commentator. Yes. Okay. Documentary films. Okay. Began his career in 2010. He's a nationalist, a far-right white nationalist, clearly. But what about his education? Let's see. Uh, how, and you know, I just want to state for the record. I want you guys to pay attention. You never find a black person who's high up and does not have talent. You never find that. I, I know 'cause I've been high up and I never find dumb blacks high up, but I always find dumb whites, males and females, because with blacks, you're always triple checked. You're double checked. That's why the Theranos situation occurred with that, uh, woman who liked to dress like Steve Jobs and she's really an imbecile and she basically lied about her outcomes and fleeced people for a tremendous amount of money, and it happened like three different times with three different white women with tech startups, and they falsified data and financials. And you have to ask yourself, well, damn, how did that happen? They were stealing, they were finessing people who are sophisticated. Well, it happened because white people have trust for other whites. And so if the white girl says that she has a unicorn tech business and she has a quarter of a million users, you take her word for it or or take a glance, but don't double check. If a black guy says that he did it, oh man, you about to strip search, triple check, double check. I'll give you a quick story just so people know because these are some of the things that are not caught in the data and I want you guys to understand the truth of this world. I created the vertical of effortless technology in the university space. I created that. I went to the University of Missouri. I went to Dr. Jim Spain. I gave him a demo of a technology that was fully functional that I originated. He said, "Oh, no. You know what? I don't think that the students would like that. It seems invasive." I say invasive. We've already deployed this across 80,000 students at these institutions that you know. No, I think it's invasive. Okay, great. So then there's a copycat technology. A white guy tries to copy my technology and even tries to go to the same investors. That's how I found out that he was a copycat because my investors in Chicago said, "Hey, this guy bootlegs your technology and came to us and asked if we want to invest." Okay. Then the same white guy goes and does a deal a year later with the University of Missouri with the same guy who said that my technology was too invasive. So Nike, me, Phil Knight, I went to him and he's like, "No, I don't want to buy Nikes. I, I don't know if those running shoes are any good." Then Filela goes over with less credentials, less time in market, copycat tech, and then he buys the technology. I could only think that it can be for one reason. You didn't want to do a six-figure deal with a black guy, with a young black guy. What else could it be? I was the founder. I created the tech. They copycatted my tech. They had less time in market. They had fewer customers. They had less financial backing. They had less of everything. Their founder had inferior education. Where do you capture that data? Where do you capture those stories? You don't. And then you think the white guy made it through merit. That's not merit. That's that's favors. That's connections. That's my dad goes to the same country club as this guy. Come on. So I say that to say Matt Walsh is a DEI hire. The the DEI, and I'm not against white privilege. I'm fine with it. I have no problem with it. But the DEI that a Matt Walsh benefits from is the idea that you're not getting interrogated. You're not getting gatekept because you don't have any goddamn education or credentials. You made your whole life babble babble babble. Extraordinary. You never see a black guy in that same position unless he is a tool. Marquette, what do you mean? Officer Tatum. You never see a black guy rise up unless he's a tool. Officer Tatum. Come on now. Or Candace Owens. Mark Quinn, what do you mean a tool? Yeah, they say the things that white racists would like to say. And they're not builders of black people. They're critics of black people, but they're not builders of black people. I'm definitely a critic of black people. Absolutely. I'm also a builder of black people. I'm a critic of white people. I'm also a builder of white people. I'm a builder of all of the good peoples. Come on now. Yeah. So, I think we can agree that Matt Walsh is woefully underqualified. Has no credentials and is in fact not qualified to speak. He's not even qualified to speak. Just trying to figure out, well, where's his education? Where's his qualification? There are none. And here's the funny thing. This is how they let these white boys slide. You know how they let these white boys slide? Instead of doing the proper thing in creating an education section and just putting he has no education, they remove the education section so that it does not draw the eye to the absence. Come on now. Come on now. Yeah. Yeah.

>> Were brought to the Americas. But what we don't learn in school is where those slaves actually went. >>

You have to notice something. Linguistics is important. Where those slaves actually went. The language would suggest that he views these beings as slaves, which is to say that is a natural state, something that you are, not something that you were forced into, not something that you were made. They're not enslaved persons. They're not enslaved Africans. They are slaves, just as a cat is a cat. They are by definition slaves as opposed to enslaved human beings. And that's how he feels.

>> Of them, an estimated 5.4 million went only to Brazil and many more went. >>

What I want you to observe about these numbers, and I'm not questioning these numbers 'cause frankly, they're irrelevant. They're not very interesting, but they're interesting to him because his claim is like, "Yeah, we did it, but they did it, too." Which I think is a logical fallacy. Is it too coke in the Latin? Is it and you too saying others did it so it's okay? H curious.

Let me acknowledge some of the folks supporting the work. And as I often remind you guys, you know, black people a lot of times are in a bad sit. Listen, people in general, whether you're poor, you're black, you're white, they're in a low position because it is a representation of their current state. It's a representation of their truest ambitions. You know, very few things happen on accident. Uh, a slave will remain a slave because you are a slave in here. M come on now. I notice when I do topics about black people, black people don't support at the level that they should. And that is a representation of of where they are mentally, where they are in terms of self-love and self-respect. Because if I was talking about say, the Epstein files, man, folks would be supporting left and right. First person to support this live stream is not black. Marcos H. So, you know, people who are here for great information and inspiration, but the black people, you have to wonder like, what's going on with these people? Really, you do. There's something wrong with them. There's no doubt. Uh, shout out to Dave. He writes, "Peace of the Saints for the lesson. I appreciate you." Shout to the real ones. Shout out to Wayne came in again. He writes, "More tuition to show my support for this topic, you know, and I will always be calling out the facts and I will be calling out, um, you know, things as I see it. And I'm not just here to throw dirt, but I'm also here to, you know, correct it and fix it and train us out of this low state." Uh, shout out to SMBA, right? "Peace of the Saints." May I also acknowledge, uh, jihari writes, "Peace and Saints, thanks for taking the time to keep us steeped in knowledge." You are very welcome. And it's also action. It's not only the knowledge, it's the action. And mind you, for you black people, I want to encourage you guys, stop being fake. Stop lying to yourself and others. Be real. Do what you say you're going to do as a start. Huh? I can't tell you how often I, I get a ton of DMs every day. And I don't want any, really. I don't want to hear from people who are not a part of my movement. If you're not a part of my movement, I don't want to hear from you. If you're black, don't call me brother. I'm not your brother. In all likelihood, I'm not your brother. We don't share parents, and mostly I don't like you. I mostly don't like you because you're a low-quality person. Nine out of nine. Okay. Yeah. I'd rather call a white guy, a a white guy from Russia, a white guy from anywhere who has my values, I'd rather call him brother than you. Okay. If you're not at peace.com and you're not a member, you're not part of this thing of ours, don't, don't hit me up. You're, we're, we're not brothers and I don't want fans. I never came here to be famous. I was always well-liked in high school. Excuse me. In middle school, I was the president of the frozen. Curious. You notice no one else's stream freezes like that. Curious. Anyways, put an alpha one in the chat if you can hear me and see me. Uh, put a one in the chat if you, uh, can only hear me. Okay, fantastic. Let's work the Caribbean, 1.2 million went to Jamaica, to Cuba. Half the 72 or 3% of the total. The ones who came to the 13 colonies.

>> Now I want you to pay attention. So, he's trying to construct an argument to push forward propaganda. And his whole goal, and he's not stated this explicitly, but his whole goal is clearly to make it seem as American enslavement was either not that bad or a good thing. And that's when, you know, white folks are going crazy. That's like, goddamn, the evil. Like, you can't even control the evil. We're the lucky ones. In the context of global slavery, getting put on a ship to New Orleans was really a best-case scenario. If you think of >>

Wait, did he say getting put on a slave ship as a slave, an enslaved person, meaning you were there forcibly, torn from your family, torn from your country of origin, your tribe, going somewhere where you have no idea where you're going. Complete uncertainty except the certainty is that it will not be good. He said, did he say you were lucky? Hold on one second. These whites are out of control.

>> Getting put on a ship. 13 colonies were the lucky ones in the context of to the Americas. You were one of the lucky ones. [sighs] Wow. Wow. Extraordinary. Extraordinary. And look at this person right here. These are the devils among us. These are the devils among us. And they hate me. They hate Marquet Devon Burton. Black devils, the white devils, the Latino devils, the Asian devils, the Arab devils, the Indian devils, all of them. Oh, they hate Marquette Devon Burton. Oh, they hate him. Why do they hate him? Because I represent everything that they almost, they, they either don't believe or can't accept that exists. They, they, they can't accept the idea of a productive, intelligent black man. Oh, they hate it. They, they try to distract. They try to insult. They do all of these things, all of these petty strategies. Just imagine being an adult male. You're an adult male and we're having a a discussion of dark part of history and your focus is like fart-level comedy, fart-level humor. Ah, your head shining. Okay. All right. But this is again the the low IQ and that's why I support eugenics because of people like this. They're quite dangerous. I remind you guys that stupidity is evil. Stupidity is evil. You cannot be a good person while having a low IQ because you're inevitably going to make bad decisions. Stupidity is truly evil.

You see all of these, uh, beings, uh, positioned on this map. Did the home stretch that far? That's interesting. So, it seems like it's stretching as far as modern-day Sierra Leone and as far as Bafra here, which we can say would be a part of Nigeria. Hm. Let's take a look at a map. I'm, I'm just curious. I'm just curious. I'm just going to type in map of Dahomey. And it's referenced, mind you, as a kingdom generally, which makes sense. And that would be the same thing that you'd probably do in, uh, ancient or medieval Europe, right? So, let's look at a map and just see if Mr. Walsh's claim or his visual representation is adding up. So, let's see. So, here, here's a map and we can look at more than one just to make sure that we're getting a level of accuracy here. So, on this map, you see Dahomey. Do you see it right here? Can you guys see my cursor? Yes. Yeah. Dahomey seems quite small. It, it certainly is not stretching the distance that he just represented on that map. Was Matt Walsh trying to misinform us? Is that what Matt, Matt Walsh was doing? No. No, it couldn't be. It couldn't be that Matt Walsh was trying to misinform us. Let's look at another map. Oh, here's one right here. There's no way that the scholar Matt Walsh was misinforming us. This is a, ain't no way. H looks like my share screen is not working. Had a few technical difficulties, but that is par for the course. Please confirm when you're able to share my screen by populating a one into the chat. I'd like to show you one more map that represents the small size of Dahomey. There we go. There we go. There's Dahomey. So, we see Dahomey kingdom. He called it a country. Now, isn't that funny that he called a kingdom a country? I wonder if that was by accident. And you see the small, small size of it. It is very small. But in Matt Walsh's documentary representation, Dahomey is so expansive. Whoa. That, ladies and gentlemen, that's called misinformation. Oh, Matt, why are you misinforming people? You try to make it seem as though Dahomey is a country when really it's a kingdom, and those are remarkably different existences. Uh, country is a modern concept, kingdom from antiquity. You tried to make it seem as though it's so, so expansive and far-reaching when in fact it wasn't. Huh. Is this due to ignorance? Is it due to you making a propaganda effort? I, I think those things are, those are questions worth asking. Huh.

And thank you to the folks who actually support the workshop. To Ant CEO. He writes, "Was waiting for this breakdown. I'm listening to this while I work out. Keep cooking, Marquet. I appreciate you." And shout out to Ant. We did send you an email in case you want to get connected, uh, with the Saints in your region. If not, think nothing of it, but we want to make sure we give all of our members a chance to connect. Shout out to Kyle Kimman with the D. He writes, "I haven't caught a live in a while. Showing support for the topic. Peace of the Saints. Respect. Always see that gentleman's face supporting the work." I also acknowledge Sean with the bowler alert. He writes, "Peace of the Saints." Storyline marketing values shared here becoming the standard we want to see in the world. Oh, 100%. And when we move around, our culture is always respected and admired. Shout out to all the Saints who are on the drip trip. Shout out to Dass. He writes, "Big homie, can you train your brain to process information faster and think deeper?" You know, the funny thing is that in this world, thinking deeply, ah, it's not too often necessary. Uh, the key is, and low-key, I'd really challenge all of you watching to first think about, what is my goal? What is my goal? And then you backward plan the methodology from that. So you always want to be goal-focused. When you're a young man, there's so many things that seem interesting. They seem like making, like they're meaningful. It seems like a meaningful pursuit to learn multiple languages. It's not. It seems like a meaningful pursuit to learn this or that, and and mostly it's not.

He says, "The way you break things down almost immediately and dissect them piece by piece to get the real meaning, can that be trained or is that just IQ?" Part of it is undoubtedly IQ. It's also experience. I've lived the life of like 20 men. I've moved very fast in my life. I've lived so many places. I've lived in various countries. It's experience. And so a lot of times when people have to think, I'm not thinking. You think I'm thinking deeply. No, I'm not thinking deeply. I'm pulling on experience. And also I'm pulling on the knowledge of giants. I always remind you guys that being around intelligent people is like reading books. I've had the good fortune of being around first-rate. Some people may talk about the history of the Middle East. Um, I've been in Amman, Jordan, talking to high-level people who were from, you know, high-level Khaliji who are from Saudi, who are from Oman, people who know the game well and who have participated in business and government at a high level. You know, I'm, I'm talking in some cases to the actual players. Uh, that is different, you know, and the insights they can give you. All of my ideas are not my own. When I'm talking about African studies, I, I often reference Leonardo Areola, the scholar I studied under. When I talk about fascism or Nazism, I talk about Dr. A. James Greger, whom I studied under. When I talk about data with regards to crime statistics and, uh, blacks being overpoliced and criminalized, I talk about, I talk about Dr. Renford Ree. I talk about the, the knowledge of giants that I studied under. And all of these books, uh, you can find at, if you go to amazon.com/shop/thesaintinthecenter. I put the books there because I read the books. I didn't ChatGPT any of it. And in many cases, I also know the scholars personally. But I don't encourage any of you guys to become scholars. So, I encourage you guys to become successful and wealthy and let's get after this work. You heard me? Because study, that's not the era that we're in. We know what the issue is. We're in the era of action. Huh? Damn.

Frozen again. Ain't that a be? I don't know if I cut out. Let me know if I did cut out. I'm sorry to hear that. Uh, shout out to Xavier. He writes, "Link up. We are the culture. They're clearly in panic mode." Hell, we should be in panic mode, too, because we're taking L's out here. You dig? And when I say we, I'm talking about the good peoples of the earth. That's what I'm, we're, we're in, uh, we should be in panic mode and we're not. If we're talking about the good peoples, or we're talking about the black peoples, yes, we should be in panic mode. And I, and mind you, I have no clue why the internet keeps freezing. I actually have high-speed internet here. I'm in the premium suite. I did, did a speed test before I checked or before I decided to go live, and it said that we were good to go. But, you know, such is life. And I appreciate, uh, those of you who are here for this work. Important. And whether what Mr. Walsh is saying is accurate or inaccurate. Definition is critical. Like, for example, you might say, "Marquet, what do you mean?" Don't we generally agree on the definition of words? No, we don't. For example, if you were in say, Ethiopia, and you said, "This is a woman," that could only mean one thing, which would mean a female, born a female, and you've reached maturity. Conversely, in the United States, if you say, "This is a woman," well, that could mean any variety of things, including Bruce Jenner, which used to be the [ __ ] on the Waties box who was winning triathlons. So, definition is very important, which means that you could actually be talking about things that are fairly opposite or quite different. That being the case, when you describe slavery, the Africans had slavery, and the Europeans also enacted slavery. These two institutions being described by the same term by Mr. Walsh are significantly different, inasmuch as instit, uh, enslavement wasn't based on being black in Africa. It wasn't based on your birth. It was based on a whole variety of other things. And also, it wasn't cruel, vicious, and evil like what you saw in the Belgian Congo. I shouldn't even call it the Belgian Congo. There's nothing Belgian about the Congo. But this portion of land that came to be known as the Congo that was enslaved, colonized, if you like, by the Belgians under King Leopold, it was considered as personal property. Rubber was the primary export. They chopped off the limbs of children. Yeah. Little girls. Yeah. Cut your arm off. Cut your hand off if you didn't make the rubber quota. Africans didn't do this to each other. This was not the form of slavery you observed in Africa. There were there regular lynchings in Africa? Would you be born into slavery in Africa? Come on. And we're talking about the kingdom of Dahomey in particular. And furthermore, when he mentions that this was a warring kingdom, one of the ways one could often become a slave would be as a P, a prisoner of war. So if the Europeans come in and they're saying, "Hey, we have a demand for enslaved persons," and that might also drive war. They say the devil is in the details. Yes, I'd say the devil is behind the wars as well. They're, they're driving certain behaviors. Come on now. Let's talk about it. So, curiously, he leaves so many terms undefined. He fails to make critical distinctions for the purpose of confusing African slavery, European slavery, radically different, just as the nature of Africans and then slaves.

>> Whoa. Now, that's the lie right there. It was preferable. Preferable meaning preference. So, are you suggesting that the slaves got to pick? Like, oh, yeah, I'd like to stay in Dahomey or I'd like to go on this slave ship and be tightly packed like sardines where there's a high death rate just in transport? And I want to hear what he says about the death rate during transport. And we know death rates during transport were just historically high. Even if you're talking about what the Portuguese did with Macau, um, when Macau started exporting Chinese basically enslaved persons, and the death toll was up to 30%. Um, and that was later in time than what the Africans were being transported. So, I'd be curious to see if he identifies with the death toll, uh, death percentages, death rate rather. Huh. He said that it would be preferable to be enslaved by the whites versus the blacks. Very curious. Very curious. This is certainly not true. And I specifically learned the differences in the institutions as practiced by the whites versus the blacks. And white enslavement was far worse. And frankly, I wouldn't want to be a slave in general. That's just me, though. But this is his propaganda push, which is to say, you know, we were, we're white Christians. Of course, we were nice. We were nice enslavers.

>> Assuming you survived the homie raid, which wasn't

likely, and we're taking C. >> And see, he's not saying things that are sensible. He said, assuming you deci you survived the Domi raid. Well, which is it? You just said that there was this group of female black Amazon who did the slave catching. Well, if they were slave catchers, then the purpose would be to catch the slaves, not to kill them. So, how can you say it's unlikely that you would survive? If you say unlikely, that would mean at least 51% or higher. So, if you're having a more than half death rate, more than half, then those are not slave catchers, those are killers. So, that negates your whole argument. So, which is it? Did you become a slave based on being a P or did you become a slave which would say as you know just you're the spoils of war in human form or did you become a slave based on the slave catchers which you said were some just super trail group of female killers Wakanda style who were slave catchers that was their job so why would it make sense to kill most of them so how can it be unlikely that you survive this just doesn't exist or excuse me it doesn't make sense was far preferable to be sold to Europeans than to remain in Deomie slave.

>> Let's see if he explains why cuz I really I really want to hear that. He said it was far preferable to be sold to Europeans to be a slave, mind you, than to stay in. I really want to hear this. >> Slaves they couldn't sell or that they didn't want anymore were subjected to torture and public executions. That's >> He said the slaves that they couldn't sell were subjected to torture. I don't know if that makes sense. It's like, so you go get slaves for the purpose of selling them. You can't sell them. So then you decide to torture them. What's the ROI on torturing people for no reason? Like what's the return on that investment? That's very strange. Like I really need And this is when we're like, "Okay, Matt, what's the reference?" Like, like please reference. You didn't hear a scholar, an article, a study. Like what is that? Doesn't even sound reasonable. Like that doesn't make sense to anybody. I'm have to I'm g have to Google that. That sounds ridiculous. But it wouldn't be my responsibility to Google it now, would it? It would be his responsibility to give the citation because he's making an argument. He has the burden of proof. Shelton Mark writes, "Peace of Saints tuition. These devils are truly unreasonable and need eradication. Savages only understand savagery." That's 100% correct. Some people you cannot reason with. Shout out to Anthony writes, "Peace of Saints. This is a great take." Oh, absolutely. mouse to acknowledge and it's it's Mando. Shout out to Mr. Kinyatta comes in via PayPal writes piece of things. I just want to say thank you for the incredible value in the AI course. Just finished the first seven-hour practicum and you're really going in. Should I catch up on the lessons before joining the future live sessions listening to your business acumen is inspiring peace of the saints. Yeah, I would advise you to look at those lessons. Absolutely. And there will be many more live sessions to come. 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They all have declined because we have mutual contacts as you can imagine. I've got a whole list ready for you. Matt Walsh, Elon, PBD. Elon is a bumbling fool. I'd embarrass Elon too easy. You'd be like, "Man, I thought Elon was smart and he ain't smart." Not like this. Uh, and PBD, that's easy work. PBD is the worst. I mean, he's a white supremacist that's not even white. Oh, that's down bad. Shout out to Dash. He writes, "My dad wanted to talk to me in person after I told him I didn't want my PWM at his birthday dinner because I don't want her around. Bad influences." Fair enough. He says, "I'm changing in a bad way and becoming extreme." Well, yeah. Listen, people who are low performers, they always say this because they don't have standards. You know what I mean? They don't have standards. Like for example, if one guy wants to get in fighting shape, he wants to get shredded. People around him like, "Oh man, you're working out too hard. Why do you have to exercise every day? You're going to get burned out." No, buddy. You just don't have any standards. I heard an overweight person recently told me that walking is exercise. I was like, "No, walking is not exercise. Walking is how human beings get around the environment. Everyone's walking. If walking is exercise, everyone exercise today unless they're in a wheelchair. No, walking is not exercise. Walking is exercise for people who are liars and make excuses. Here, I want to stand firm in our culture and beliefs. Your opinion? Yeah. I mean, stand on it. There's nothing worse than thinking with the brain of someone else, right? You know, if you already made a decision based on your own thinking, you've heard him out. You decided, I don't want to go your way. Settle. And at the end of the day, as an adult, a man, now you have the opportunity to design your life. Uh, and for those of you who do not know what PWM is, um, WM is wife mother. PWM is potential wife, mother. NW, NWM is not wife, mother, which is to say she has no potential for being a part of your family. And generally, we'll say it using the NATO alphabet. PWM or NWM. NWM. November whiskey mike. So yeah, I wouldn't want to mix bad with good. You dig?

>> Because the demians believe that they could communicate with the gods >> through human sacrifice. On average they >> Okay. So say through human sacrifice. So now he's filling it in. So was it torture or was it human sacrifice? You'd have to let us know which one. Was it torture or was it human sacrifice? And was human sacrifice torture? Curious. And also, what is the purpose of this? Why are we going down this rabbit hole? Matt, are you trying to portray these blacks as anti- uh, you know, non-Christian heathens who do voodoo and they're scary, dangerous people that you white Christians collaborated with? Come on now.

>> Daily, >> are you saying 50 people died a year at a mass slaughter? And who are these people? Now they're people. I want you to notice the change in language. So when they're being killed by Africans, they're people now. But you remember earlier when I noted that he was using the language of slaves. When the whites were dealing with them, they're slaves. When the blacks are sacrificing them according to him, now they're people. People are being sacrificed. Not prisoners of war, not slaves. Not the enemies of the Dehomie Empire or kingdom, but but people now. He's humanizing them so that you can sympathize with them being victims. This is fascinating. Yeah, so much you can learn from someone who is not an academic.

>> Union reported, quote, "Hundreds are annually put to death with the most savage tortures." >> Oh, well, who wrote this? Is this the white man's news? I I think I'm good on this. I think I'm good on the colonizer writing news about the torturous nature of Africans. Is this the same white man that cuts off the arms and and legs of children in Congo? Is it that white man? Interesting. Is this the white man that murdered millions upon millions of Aborigines in Australia and then marginalized them to land that's not arable? Interesting. Is this the white man that created the Trail of Tears in the United States and murdered millions upon millions of Native Americans and then created a holiday to celebrate the murder? Yeah, I think I'm good on that. The the newspaper is ridiculous as a is the newspaper an accurate scholarly source. Interesting. Very fascinating.

>> They are dimmed to deaths of the country that attack them. And again, you have to ask yourself, what is the relevance of this to the actual topic? His his the topic was slave the transatlantic slave trade as practiced by the United States of America was not so bad compared to what you don't have to compare it to anything except what is human and decent. So why is he taking so much of an effort to paint the blacks in particular way? Now here's a funny thing I want you to notice. He used the percentage to make something seem high. So earlier he basically said, you know, 500 people may have died every year. There's no 500 people may have been captured every year and 10% died. That would be 50 individuals. So you're making a tragedy out of the 50 individuals, which I think any innocent person dying is is tragic. But you're trying to make 50 individuals seem significant, but then you try to minimize earlier the number of enslaved Africans that went to the United States of America, which was a number well into the six figures. So, we need to have sympathy for the 50 people getting hurt in Africa, according to you. But we need to feel like, oh, it wasn't so bad for the damn near 400,000 people you report being trafficked into the United States of America in bondage. Uhhuh. Fascinating. Fascinating. And tear their flesh bit by bit away. The spectacle of a still living man with his body halfeaten by the ants being not infrequently seen near the dozens of hapless slaves there to remain guarded by the king's soldiers torn according to the Sacramento Daily Union. They were quote far surpassed by the scenes which take place when the new monarch is crowned.

>> Wait, the Sacramento Daily Union. Ah, I see what this guy is doing. This is really interesting because the Sacramento Daily Union, now remember if we're talking about the transatlantic slave trade, work with me here during enslavement, we're we're kind of like an old American history, right? Like maybe 13 colonies, maybe the early states. Sacramento would be in California. Is this a a newspaper from California? It can't be. There's no way he's referencing a newspaper from California. But shouldn't he really be rep representing or referencing the work of a scholar or maybe a primary document? Is this a primary document? I need some context on that. Huh? Does it say August 20, 1863? It might got to lean in. I wish you'd give us a little bit of context, but this is what happens when you're listening to YouTubers.

>> Weren't even the most brutal event in Deomie. According to the Sacramento Daily Union, they were quote, "It's a newspaper. Is this a newspaper from Dome?" No, I don't think it was. That would kind of be more accurate, right? If you have a newspaper from that that actual place as opposed to people reporting from outside of that place

>> far surpassed by the center or put to death in order to provide the deceit flows and streams on the accession trench was made in the ground in which a

>> Oh, and I want to point out something to you guys. This is what happens when you let white people report on history because they're liars. Check this out. You can see this on the internet. You'll hear black people or black people, you hear white people uh speak of the most evil dictator in history, right? I'm going to see most evil dictators. And you can tell that that whites are really devious because they always want to throw it onto other groups. Look at this. I just typed in most evil dictators, right? And when we think of evil, we probably have to consider bloodshed. This is the deceit level of the whites. Watch this. Watch this. You think about murder, right? Most evil dictators. Okay, so you have chairman Mao here like word. Interesting. Maybe that's King Leopold there. I'm not sure who that is there. Maybe that's Joseph Stalin. And then that's Adolf. But then on the second one, you have Francois Duvalier word, a Haitian dictator who was actually, in my opinion, the most successful leader in modern Haitian history. How does he become the most evil being compared to to guys who have millions of bodies? He could have took out the whole population of the island and still not caught up with these guys. Fascinating. Most 10 most evil leaders to ever live. Saddam Hussein word. It's like the whites have to go out and find others to accuse of evil knowing damn well that they're the top killers on earth by far. Look at this. Moubu. You got to throw the black guy in there. He got a h 100,000 deaths. You can see it right here. Allegedly $100,000. 100,000 deaths. Then you got this guy right next to him, 20 million. The white guy. Extraordinary. How does he even make it in there? Then you Okay. Then you got the the other black guy, 50,000 deaths. Castro, Latino guy, 50,000 deaths. Egyptian guy, 50,000 deaths. Trujillo of La Republicana 50,000 deaths. Franuis Dualalier 60,000 deaths. And these are all things you need to look at. You always find white people are involved. I promise you. So we went all through the non So this is an African. This is a Latino. This is a Egyptian. So these are all non-whites here, right? And put a A1 if you can hear me and see my cursor and everything. This is a Latino. So they start off the list with the the uh the colored people. Francois Duvalier, this is a black guy. And notice the numbers are are low. Now we start getting into Europe. Slobosic 100,000 deaths. Romania 100,000 deaths. We're getting into the Europeans now. The death toll is shooting up dramatically. Now what I want you to ask yourself, and all these are irrelevant, right? What I want you to ask yourself is why is it that these people are even on the list? They shouldn't even be on the list. The greatest killers on earth are the Europeans by far. By far. Well, Marquet, how do you know that? How do you know that, Marquette? Well, I'll tell you how I know that. I know that because there's a there's something called World War I. It was a European conflict. There's something called World War II. It was a European conflict. All major instances of murder on the planet earth is white people doing it. So why do they have the hankering that when they want to identify evil, the evil has to be look at this. The ugly truth about Gandhi. They got Gandhi dressed up as a devil. Now he damn sure was a racist. Here's here's another kicker. Look at this. They got the Asian dude Kim Jong-il. Excuse me. Kim Jong-un. All these [ __ ] is Kim Jong somebody. Kim Jong Devon. You got this ball. This ball is not done any heinous acts, hasn't invaded any countries, has not caused mass death in his country, but he's the evil one. No, these white folks are some of the most vicious liars on earth. Then you have this one. You have uh She Osama bin Laden here. And you might know that he denied any involvement with 9/11. Did you know that? He also said that it was done by that one country in the Middle East. Did you know that? And they killed him without giving him a trial. Why is that? Maybe he had some information to share that the United States government didn't think you should know. So I'm just trying to figure out why do they always want to throw in some colored people. Edamin is doing what Donald Trump is doing right now. Marquet, what's that? He's saying, hey, Uganda for the Ugandans, which is to say the people who have blood from this country. Except the difference is Trump is saying America for the Americans, but the Americans that he's talking about aren't even Americans. M the whites, they're not originally from America. They're Europeans by ancestry. How is Idiamin Dada a bad guy when he was saying Uganda for the Ugandans? It's Africa. They try to say he's evil because he kicked out the Asians. They're Asians. Maybe they belong in a place called Asia. Oh, when the Africans try to have their land for themselves, they're evil. This is all propaganda. This is propaganda. If you have any list of the most evil people on earth, it should exclusively be a list of white people. Is that to say, Marquette, there's no evil blacks? [ __ ] I wish that was the truth. That's not the truth. There's definitely evil blacks. But what the thing is is that they don't ever reach anywhere near the level of evil of the whites. Evil blacks. I got I got um what's that dude? Lil NasX. He top of my list. You hear me? Tyler Perry. Top of my list. You dig? We got to take care of these rascals. They're evil. But yeah, this stuff is all comedy propaganda.

>> A canoe was placed. The blood of the murdered men was conducted by

>> Are we still talking about blood and killing in Africa? Extraordinary. That's not even the topic. Conduits into the trench until its quantity was sufficient to

>> from what is now Sagal, Gambia, and Gabon, Angola, Congo, and the Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Cameroon, and Ghana. It would be inconvenient for propagandists like Burns to point out that the slaves were already enslaved.

>> Okay. So, what I want you to So, now it seems like he's playing a a documentary from Ken Burns, who mind you is a legend in uh the American documentary and public information space. And so now he's giving crit uh commentary about Ken Burns. Now, let' let's just take a look see about the education of Ken Burns versus Matt Walsh. I'm just personally curious. say Ken Burns education. Let's see if we can find it. Okay, let's see. Hopefully this is the right Ken Burns here. Ken Burns, a renowned documentary filmmaker, educated at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, earned a BA in film studies and design. Okay. Blah blah blah blah blah. Okay, so he has some education. Is this the Kim Burns we're thinking of? Let's see. Yep. Yep. Appears to be the one. Appears to be the one. Okay, great. All these important documentary series. And it says early life and education. If you ever look on Wikipedia, I promise you it always says early life and education. Why is it in the case of uh Matt Walsh, they they remove education? Why is it not a a section? Why is it not a heading? I think I like I'd like to know that. I think I need to know that. That's a bit strange, now isn't it? All of a sudden, there's no education listed. That's bizarre. So, you have someone who is uneducated, Matt Walsh. criticizing the work of someone who is educated, which is to say you have someone who is qualified in a formal sense to do documentaries. I'm going to say that one more time. You have someone who's formally qualified to do documentaries being criticized by someone who is completely uneducated and unqualified to do documentaries. That's interesting. That's really interesting. I mean, does that make sense to anybody? Oh, so you're saying they were already slaves, so it's okay to enslave them. [sighs] Oh, so they were already slaves, so as a white Christian, me enslaving them is not anti-Christian. It's not evil. It's not wicked. It's all right. They was already slaves. Matt Walsh, does that mean like if I if I meet a woman in her