Now, I'll tell you something else I heard and I think about this
because at one time science said man came from apes, did it not.
>> Every time I read or
hear that I think to myself you just didn't read the same Bible I did.
>> Well, this was interesting though.
If that is true, why are there still apes?
Think about it?
>> Now, you're getting too smart for.
>> No, think about this.
We have an evolution that is, we've gotten so intelligent that if that is true,
why they're still apes.
And then the conception of a baby, let me tell you science can't do that.
They're still trying to do it, but it can't because there had to be a guy.
>> John why are there apes?
>> Where my apes at?
They're everywhere.
Well, actually, no, there's a lot of endangered.
All my apes gone.
No, they're still there.
Thus, no evolution.
The thing about this is not just that it's ridiculous for
what I hope are fairly obvious reasons.
That of course we didn't evolve from apes, you're gonna get into all the actual
science of how the branch works and all of that.
It's that how could you never have even heard this bad point before?
And I am this is not a purely rhetorical question.
I am asking the audience, was this the first time you've heard someone say,
well, if we came from apes, why are there still apes.
>> Yes.
>> I'm actually interested.
>> Yes, this is, I'm not kidding.
>> That's the first time you heard someone say that.
>> This is the first time I've heard that argument, yes.
>> Okay, well, that's why I wanted to check because you never know.
For me, if I was a religious person who was committed to the idea that evolution
couldn't possibly be true, I would at least bone up on some of the common
counter arguments to my what about the apes point?
>> That's a fantastic point.
I feel like it's a responsibility of mine to just research that question.
Like we have endless data information whatever at our fingertips.
So if I had a question, look, there's no such thing as a stupid question,
if you ask me, right?
That was a stupid statement because he didn't think to actually look into this
and just decided, no, I'll be the arbiter of what's really right and
wrong on evolution.
>> We are moving on, gentlemen.
No I'm not gonna respond today and you know what's so
funny I am with many police officers at the same time.
>> Mr. Walker, excuse me, Mr.
Walker and you have a prop that is not allowed sir.
I ask you to put that proper way.
Where it's not a problem, this is real.
And he said I have a problem is.
>> Considered a prop Mr. Walker.
Excuse me sir, you're very well aware of the rules.
>> He thinks he's really a cop.
Yeah, he's a child, like when you go on a plane and if you're a kid,
the pilot sees you and he'll give you those little,
wings that you can put on your shirt that Herschel thinks that makes him a pilot.
No Herschel, you can't fly the plane.
It's not a real thing, right?
And that's not a real thing.
You're not actually a cop.
>> People know what I stand for.
Herschel Walker is still standing.
My bike is not bent so anyone can ride my bike.
Like he seemed to have Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden riding his
bike because he seemed to be voting for whatever they say.
What I don't know what that was, but
that was Herschel Walker talking about bike riding.
But he's also very salty that reporters keep doing this
annoying thing where they ask him where he stands on policies.
And so he's begun to just refuse answering questions about his policy positions.
>> Hey, what's your position on taxes?
Yeah, now you're gonna ask questions.
No, these are like the most elementary questions of all time.
But there's actually one thing he's not completely wrong about.
His bike is not bet I have no idea what that means.
So apparently when he was referring to a bent bike,
he was talking about Joe Biden falling off his bike.
So congratulations.
>> It's still not a thing that's just not like yeah, I saw a fellow, by the way,
George Bush fell off his bicycle?
George Bush nearly died choking on a pretzel.
We can do this all day long.
>> I know the fatherless home is a major problem.
And Herschel Walker who was born in Wrightsville Georgia,
I took care of a lot of people in my hometown.
I took care a lot of the places around where I grew up,
I was being like a father to some of those kids that it may have had father.
The problem we have is we're going back to this mentality that the father leaves
in the black family.
He leaves and leave the boys alone.
What we need to do is let's say okay, Hershel and I blame myself, but
I'm a tell you what I'm doing.
I said, what we need to do is that's going on the neighborhood.
And let's become fathers of those fatherless child.
Parents getting involved with your child is very important.
But also adults getting involved with kids because some
kids do not have a parent, a mother or father.
So I don't think I wanna leave that kid behind.
Except he has left his own kids behind lied about the existence of his kids,
not only to the public during his campaigning, but also to his aides.
I don't want to leave any kids behind, other than my own.
>> Totally, where are the fathers?
>> Where are the fathers?
So but we live in a post truth world for Republicans.
So are they gonna care about his massive hypocrisy?
No, and at the very end of this piece where they all the things and
they say, the Republican insiders know, my God, this is a disaster, right?
But there's no indication that he's lost any Republican voters.
He's lost independent voters and he's now down by 10.
So there's that indication that it's not going well, but for Republicans there,
like if a Democrat did it, we'd call them every name in the book and
we'd probably even make up things about them.
But if you do it, we don't care.
You lied about it about this issue and you were wildly hypocritical yelling at other
people about a thing you were doing wrong.
Republicans generally like that.
They're like, you're a hypocrite, we love it.
>> This is based on people who work closely with Herschel Walker.
They're the ones who came and spoke to the Daily Beast.
And the overwhelming message from them is,
Herschel Walker is a massive liar and we don't trust him.
Don't believe me, emails and text show advisers discussing how they don't trust
Walker, both to tell the truth to them and to handle campaign events properly and
harboring concerns that he isn't mentally fit for the job.
>> Isn't mentally fit?
They think he's crazy.
Those are the people closest to him?
Those are the people trying to get him elected and they think he's crazy.
Meanwhile their home routers are like, crazy, that sounds pretty good.