Speaker 1: Right wingers are completely losing their minds over this train derailment that took
place in Ohio. Now, one of the reasons I've not said much about it yet is that it is still really
not clear what or who is to blame. And the right is very quick to blame, woke and racism for the
event that took place, which is a really strange thing to do and to blame. It's conceivable that
what we have here is a problem in terms of lack of regulation. It it's really not clear yet.
The NTSB report so far says that the and the the cause here was a malfunction with a wheel
bearing which overheated. And it's not yet clear what caused the wheel bearing to overheat. Now,
of course, there are concerns about chemicals in the area, both in the air and the impact on
water quality. Mike DeWine said he would be he would stick with the bottled water for the time
being. Erin Brockovich is is expressing concern about whether there are more harmful chemicals
than what is being revealed. We are still trying to learn a lot about it, but many on the right
have figured out what this is all about. Here's Greg GUTFELD. He believes Wokeism is to blame.
Speaker 2: Mayor Pete is busy. He's got some pretty big issues that he's dealing
with. For example, do you see what he said about construction workers, that it's really a problem,
that their skin color doesn't match the diversity of a community that's really got
upset people? I remember as a kid walking around and I was very upset whenever I saw of my like a
minority construction worker, I said, My God. Speaker 1: Now understand that these are two
completely separate issues. And if indeed Mayor Pete weighed in about diversity of construction
workers, it has nothing to do whatsoever with this incident. But Fox News doesn't care about that.
Speaker 2: They all have to look like me. You know, I had that was a secondary that was a
primary concern, that all the other things about safety and whether the product was that was just
that was not as important. This is the problem with catering to the woke. They don't have time
for real problems. So they chased these completely made up once train derails or a plane crashes. But
they worry about the white construction worker offending somebody who doesn't exist. I don't
believe a single person has ever expressed a problem about a construction worker skin
color unless it was another skin. Get another construction worker. But this is the if you
want to talk about a toxic spill, look at well, look at Wokeism. And what what what
politics is doing to every part of life. I mean. Speaker 1: Okay, so Greg GUTFELD says wokeism and
Pete booted judge being distracted by wokeism is the problem. Charlie Kirk goes even further
and his do I even call it an analysis? Charlie Kirk says the Ohio train derailment is part of
the war on white people. I remember. Oh, the left is always victim. They're the victims. It is the
right that is now regularly saying Christians are the victims and white people are the victims and
conservatives are the victims here. Here's Charlie Kirk's analysis of the situation.
Speaker 2: Not a single member of the Biden regime would dare to go. To this portion of
Ohio and breathe in the air because they know it's dangerous. They know that it is actively
poisoning. The citizens. Of Eastern Ohio. So why is it that they kind of shrug their shoulders?
And they say, Ah, yeah, okay, whatever. It's very simple. It's because the war on white
people continues, right? Why would you care for the white working class voters in eastern Ohio?
You haven't cared about them in other reasons or other portions, and I will prove it to you.
If this train derailment happened in downtown Atlanta in the densely populated
black neighborhoods. This would be the number one news story. It would be Flint water crisis 2.0.
Speaker 1: Oh, well, that's interesting. We know how sincere Charlie Kirk is in saying he would
be just as concerned, obviously, if the train derailment disproportionately affected black
people because of the years that Charlie Kirk has spent talking about the Flint water crisis. Oh,
wait. He hasn't spent years talking about the Flint water crisis. And so this is yet again,
we are the victims. It is racist or it's a reverse racism, which is a delightful term that they like
to talk about. But what they won't discuss is whether the train derailment might be the result
of corporate greed and deregulation. Now, I'm not ready to say it is. Understand? I want to
follow the facts. And based on the NTSB report so far, it isn't clear to me that the issue here is
one of corporate greed and deregulation. But if we're speculating about what this is and we're
going to speculate, well, it's because of Wolk or it's because of anti-white racism or whatever the
case may be. If we're speculating, let's include more reasonable speculation as well. Then we go to
Marjorie Taylor. GREENE Marjorie Taylor GREENE says the issue here is pit bull judge. That's
really the problem. That's the cause. Speaker 3: But the real problem, Sean,
is Pete better judge. He's the secretary of transportation,
and he's more interested in equity and inclusion in his hiring practices and grant giving schemes
and obviously probably chest feeding or something like that than he is rail safety.
Speaker 1: Now, chest feeding, this is something that Lauren Boebert started with being a judge.
It's just straight up homophobic. Pete booted judge took paternity leave.
That's the story. And they talk about maybe he was home, chest feeding. And, of course, this is what
they are saying because the judge is gay, that this this is a homophobic attack on people. To
judge if this were good. I don't know. But I don't know if I was going to say George Santos. But
Santos is gay. The point here is they're talking about people to judge chest feeding because of the
stereotypes about gay men being feminine. So the homophobia continues. But more importantly here,
Marjorie Taylor GREENE is saying, oh, there's a Democrat who is secretary of transportation.
Let's blame him for what took place in Ohio rather than all of the Ohio infrastructure and political
establishment, which is overwhelmingly run by Republicans. No, no, no, no. It's the fault of
Bush, a judge in Washington, D.C. And. Speaker 3: That's where we have real
danger in our country. Yeah, you see, But a judge was never qualified for the job.
Speaker 1: And sort of like she's not qualified for her job.
Speaker 3: We need to haul him in, in our committees and start questioning him over
what's actually happening in his department, because train derailment is happening every
single day. And now thousands of people, birds, animals, they're all sick. And we
don't know the consequences of this horrible accident in East Palestine.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: You know, she throws
in train derailments are happening every single day. That's one of those statements. That's true
and is completely misleading when you look at what that means. There is about a thousand incidents a
year that are called train derailment incidents. So it is like three a day. Understand that the
overwhelming majority of these are minor incidents with absolutely no injuries, never mind deaths,
often involving city rail transit like subways and commuter rails and this sort of thing. Often
they're weather related. They are derailments of, you know, a part of one car. And it's really not
representative of any kind of particularly major problem. And of course, it happens whether the
secretary of transportation is a Democrat or a Republican under Elaine Chao as secretary
of transportation. You also had about a thousand derailments of different kinds of year. So it's
all dishonest, it's all nonsense. But they don't care. They just want to find someone to blame.
One more clip here real quick. This is Jesse Waters saying this is the the racist black EPA
administrator trying to hurt white people. Speaker 2: So where's the EPA?
If they say my plastic straw is destroying this country,
then they must be all over a cancer causing gas bomb in the Ohio River Valley. Right? Or the
random toxic ash that's raining down in Illinois. Speaker 1: By the way, it's funny how now
suddenly conservatives care about pollution in the environment.
Speaker 2: Surely the EPA administrator, Michael Reagan, no relation to Ron, is too zoned in on
electric school busses to care about poisoned drinking water. He just announced a pledge to
support electric school busses nationwide. You have cancer. Here's an electric bus.
Does this guy Reagan even know anything about the environment? Oh, we looked in to him, and the only
reason he was nominated to run the EPA was because he promised to fight off environmental racism.
Is this his idea of fighting environmental racism, spilling
toxic chemicals on poor white people in Ohio? Speaker 1: Why do you make everything about
race? They say to the left, Why? Why do you see race in every issue? Well,
it seems like these right wingers are very much seeing race in this issue unhinged.
Brain worms is what they're suffering from. But people hear it and they fall for it.