The Moment LARRY ELDER changed DAVE RUBINS Mind Forever (Systemic Racism)

In 2017 Dave Rubin was asked which moment had the highest impact in changing his mind on politics throughout his career at the rubin report. His answer was, when Larry Elder challenged him on systemic racism. This clips shows this moment.
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[@PhilosophyInsights]

In 2017 Dave Rubin was asked which moment had the highest impact in changing his mind on politics throughout his career at the rubin report. His answer was, when Larry Elder challenged him on systemic racism. This clips shows this moment from Jan. 2016.

[@Stechunderscore]

Where was Dave asked that?

[@simplifypoker]

Glad I stumbled across this, it was actually ME who asked him that, on one of his Facebook Live Q&As for his Patreon donators. Might have actually been end of last year, possibly this year though

[@jamestyler3698]

Rubin Report has come a long way. :) His sincere question and answers with people from both parties is why, if I have liberal friends, I tell them to watch his stuff. Inoculates them from becoming idiotic far left anarchists. Thank you Dave. :)

[@JBRocky007]

Was going to say roughly what Barry said just with the difference that I did not ask the question. But if you go through some of his stuff he does talk about it and more than once I think.

[@franciscodanconia3551]

James Tyler The far left doesn't lead to anarchy, it's socialists. Anarchists actually lean right at this point in history, if they understand what anarchy is (an absence of rulers), because at least for now the right is about preserving freedoms and demanding personal responsibility instead of collective responsibility. The rest of your post is good. Rubin is a good way to introduce leftists to conservatives without beating them over the head with a Ben Shapiro logic stick that they won't understand and will therefore ignore.

[@sandlotscout6358]

Shout out to all the men who work everyday to fulfill their fatherly duties. We are still here.

[@anotherlover6954]

2:25 "You have a city that's 45% Black, City Council is 100% Democrat, the majority City Council is Black, the top cop at the time was Black, the number two cop was Black the majority of the command staff was Black, the mayor is Black, the AG is Black, and yet here we are talking about racism. It's absurd. It's absurd." OK. I'm convinced.

[@josh18230]

Ahnootha Luhva Really convinced or Colbert convinced?

[@anotherlover6954]

Really convinced. And impressed.

[@fredbowles8470]

Ahnootha Luhva the day after the Dallas shootings when a racist black man shot and killed so many cops, and I heard the black president, in front of the black police chief. And the president spoke about how blacks are oppressed and there is racism, I screamed at my radio..... this's narrative from the left is horseshit.

[@zacharybinx5443]

wendef ung because blacks cannot bring themselfs to take responsibility for their actions they have to blame some outside force for their failings.

[@Nighthawk23191]

Well that's true but the playing field is not equal. The financial cost of education is mushrooming out of sight.

[@sleuthycompass6027]

I'm Canadian. But holy smokes I just got schooled. This guy has more brains and smarts than he knows what to do with. We need more of this guy.

[@jd8184]

What did u get schooled in?

[@erikpaterson1404]

Can Mr Elder visit South Africa and speak to them

[@rickkoleyahoocom]

He has a radio show.

[@eastowest]

@Sock Cucka To answer your question and the one above, we Canadians don’t have your history of slavery, hence we don’t have a large black population or the related social problems that programs like the Great Society were meant to address. (Not that we don’t have social problems of our own.) And because we live so close to you, we get a lot of our news from the US media which has been pushing the systemic racism narrative. For those of us who have might have bought into that narrative, Larry Elder's arguments are eye opening.

[@Hannodb1961]

@@erikpaterson1404 I second that.

[@miguelacevedo4691]

I love how Elder did not let Rubin off the hook that easily! He's great.

[@KCampbell13]

Are you serious..this guy hates his own people self hating ass ni**a is not trusted in our community

[@atxfinest20]

@@KCampbell13 Mann as black person stfu my nigga.

[@davidamat6588]

@@KCampbell13 For liberals it seems to be that respecting people means regarding them as victims. Elder does exactly the opposite. I'm Hispanic and I'm not a victim. That's the conservative way.

[@Beaskii]

K Campbell self hating? You sound stupid. You must be black

[@Torgo1969]

Elder very generously gave Rubin an opportunity to make his case. We conservatives are always falsely accused of wanting to "silence" people, when in reality the opposite is the case. We want them to take responsibility for stating exactly what their data and logic lead them to believe and assert. And then we can put these ideas to the test and see if they can stand up to scrutiny.

[@ScienceWinsEveryTime]

In case anyone gets confused halfway through, Dave is the one theoretically interviewing Larry, not vice versa.

[@chunkyMunky329]

lol

[@zd4w9]

Amaravi Yup, I had to watch for a moment to figure out who's show it is.

[@nickdipaolofan5948]

It was Daves fault because he made some assertions that (when asked) he couldn't substantiate (systemic racism) If you are an interviewer, you should stick to asking the opinion of the interviewee, not imply your opinion is a generally accepted fact (American has systematic racism today) and then try to change the subject when backed into a corner. To Daves credit, he did admit that maybe he was wrong once he realized that he really had no evidence for his opinion (other than "everyone just knows this is true" )

[@painiscupcake5433]

I'd say he's doing a pretty good job if the interviewee is talking more than the interviewer. Otherwise it's just a questioning session

[@emptynester9241]

Dave is a great interviewer, he at least had a conversation with his guests

[@jabrown]

I would love to see Larry Elder debate one of the Black Lives Matter people.

[@deed2157]

formerib Lets not think ALL of the people affiliated with the group are drunk, incompetent with low IQ. Since anyone can join the protests, you are bound to get people who just want to be there. The founders of the group dont reflect low IQ. One is a director of an organization focused on helping incarcerated people and their families. The other works as the special projects director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance and the other is a executive director of an organization focused on Black and Latino immigrant rights. People who are affilated or join in the protests arent all black either.

[@jabrown]

Who is that?

[@deed2157]

J.A Brown Maxine Waters is a U.S. Representative for California's 43rd District

[@MoochoSawesomeo]

J.A. Brown they’ll probably just shout rhetoric and shout “you’re an Uncle Tom!” a bunch. Because they won’t have anything of value to bring to the conversation

[@savageshot3723]

Joel Smith They just yell labells/incoherent chants and make up ridiculous notions to support their political agenda. They dont listen to facts or reason. Society is doomed if this liberal ignorance continues.

[@PianoDreams]

I've never seen a red pill so smoothly administered. Pepe would be proud.

[@strictlynorton]

PianoDreams Praise Kek....

[@CziffraNum]

Praise Kek

[@Eleven-dk4be]

PianoDreams Well put

[@morgangreen2526]

What does Pepe have to do with it?

[@crazy10bears]

you /pol idiots are just as cancerous as SJW's

[@user-tn5vm9fr9f]

I swear KZbin deletes as much Larry Elder videos as they can bc they are terrified of how much sense he is making. Rubin's mind was blown. Elder is one of my favorite people of all time and I truly look up to him.

[@lewisedwards4058]

Larry Elder is a blessing to this country. Thank God for him and his great mind.

[@brandonlesko8195]

Lewis Edwards Dr. Elder prescribing red-pills like they are candy. Good job Larry!!!!!

[@FuddlyDud]

Read one of his books, an incredibly fun read!

[@busherinolol1693]

Also give probs to Dave Rubin for realizing, admitting that he's wrong and changing his mind

[@FuddlyDud]

Busherino LoL Very true, which is why I love Rubin

[@SidLaw500]

I am becoming a fan of Larry Elder! He inspires me.

[@joanthomas9890]

Always loved Larry Elder, because he is honest, open minded and fair. Loving Dave Rubin because he is so open minded, honest, and always ready to listen and hear truth. Great interview

[@bigmacdaddy1234]

Dave Rubin is unprepared and out of his league. Nothing to love about him.

[@potatojim456]

You should take a look at Larry's second appearance on the Rubin Report. Dave details that his perspective on the matter changed when Larry challenged him in this episode. He frequently has people like Larry on his show that challenge his beliefs and perceptions and is not afraid to admit when a guest has changed his mind or forced him to look further into an issue that, as you say, he is "unprepared" to discuss. That's a quality to be respected in my opinion.

[@blank557]

Larry Elder needs to speak on every possible media forum. Imagine him going against that news anchor Lemon. Or better yet Oprah. He would melt their brains in front of millions of viewers.

[@slimjimmy149]

CNN and MSNBC will never have him on. They sustain and proliferate their narrative by not allowing reasonable, dissident voices to have a forum. It's destroying the fabric of the this country and the solidarity of its people. We no longer look at each other as fellow Americans anymore, we judge each other instantaneously based on our race, ethnicity, and subjective identity.

[@blank557]

Michael Kelley: Sadly, you are absolutely correct. Our news media use to be the the public's watchdog. Now they are the Leftist's attack dog.

[@thecontroversialcracker5296]

Exit Only check out Larry Elder Vs. Piers Morgan

[@blank557]

Thanks, I have to do that. EDIT: I did. He was magnificent, though I wish he would have answered Pier's question about Rachel's competency directly, even though it was an irrelevant question.

[@alvincay100]

They stopped inviting him because he didn't confirm their narrative

[@levi5073]

Who's watching in 2020 amidst the recent BlackLivesMatter riots?

[@RFSA180]

Rational, read-in folk like Larry restore my faith in humans.

[@Crayon3aterGaming]

🙋‍♂️

[@frankkinley6272]

L E.V.I. The communist black lives matter organization and ANTIFA are 2 of the most dangerous organizations in America. Nothing is threatening our way of life more than these 2 groups. # Blue Lives Matter # All Lives Matter

[@heronblue8823]

Reposting it ... FACTS should matter!

[@dustindavis3520]

Me

[@in2food]

Larry's most powerful technique here, is not allowing the host to just move the conversation along after being owned. He simply said "your example is hollow, give me another example". And, of course, he had none.

[@JT-sq3sn]

in2food This is what us trained in law do. Lay people should adopt that technique. Never ever let go. Discredit your opponent.

[@in2food]

I learned it in sales. Ask a tough question and then just shut up. That awkward pause and silence from the other party is powerful.

[@TryingToFollowChrist37]

J T so basically it's a technique of pushing your own agenda, and not one to getting to the truth of the matter. No wonder a lot people feel like there's no justice anymore.

[@michaelm5424]

No One It's not pushing your own agenda. It's forcing them to consider their opinions on topics. If you just allow someone to move on after their reasoning has been refuted then you won't change their mind. By forcing them to dwell on it you force them to make a change

[@JT-sq3sn]

No One Not really. It is forcing people to consider their own opinions PAINFULLY hard and honestly. People will avoid questioning their own convictions because this is uncomfortable. They will try to move to another topic. You have to stop them. It is not only for their benefit to face discomfort but it is mostly for the benefit of anyone who listens and feels that they havent really got to the bottom of an issue because the interviewer was allowed to swiftly move on. Yoh dont want the conversation to be shallow. Exploring a topic takes time and effort and this must be seen in a conversation. Conversations in the 21st century are like fast food - quick and insubstantial. You dont get to the bottom of the matter in a short time and skipping on the surface of a problem!

[@mrjagriff]

I wonder why I never heard of this guy in Britain ? Imagine the uproar his views would cause ! I guess the truth really does hurt

[@salb5610]

Myname is Myname is Probably because he's talking about black American issues, wouldn't really translate well over here

[@jonjohn855]

I've never heard of him either.... If say most people I know have never heard of him..... Actually either of these guys. Now that I'm thinking about it, a lot of Americans don't really care much about any world problems

[@realitywins9020]

@@salb5610 yet the British media constantly cover black American issues with a narrative sympathetic to black lives matter

[@babatunde8812]

Sara Check actually it would translate perfectly. Do u live in Suffolk or something? Blacks /leftists here hold the exact same victim mentality as those in the US. At least in London

[@JD-zb4ve]

@@jonjohn855 You should look up Thomas Sowell, Jesse Lee Peterson, Walter E. Williams, and Allen West just to start off with. There are a lot of black conservatives in the States and Canada. Oh, and do tune into Candace Owens.

[@DominoEffect572]

Larry elder does nothing but spit facts. Love it!

[@Ryooken]

Oh how about the facts that Larry Elder didn't say. For example, Larry Elder continues to claim that there is no systemic racism right? This is why these shows are a waste of time. You pick a guy that doesn't know about systemic racism and pick Larry Elder that is a denier of the systemic racism. For example, he used the police right? Why didn't he talk about the holder study where it clearly showed that the police were violating black people's 4, 5, and 14 Amendment rights to close a budgetary shortfall charging innocent people with crimes they didn't commit? Why did he not bring up Jena 6 or the police officers that arrested a black man in McDonalds after he was attacked by 5 white men because they didn't want him dating a white woman? Why didn't he bring up the man who was sitting waiting for his kids, and got arrested while doing so? Why did he not bring up that 20/20 did a study and showed nationwide black people are 95% more likely to be pulled over by the police than white people and that black people who are not even driving are required to prove who they are. Can you explain that? Larry Elder is a shill and we know it.

[@reyg7028]

Black Dynamite Best handle ever!!

[@reyg7028]

Ryooken Respectfully, incidents of racism as abhorrent as they are does not mean systemic racism. Your conflating the two . Just like climate change does not mean weather . Mr Elder is discussing two very different situations .

[@Ryooken]

We are not talking about individual incidents stemming from private citizens in and of themselves. We are talking about the violation of the Constitution when those that represent the law either through deliberate action or simply failing to apply the law due to racial bias engage in behavior that violate the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are talking about those in positions of authority engage in propaganda to sway public opinion to enforce racial bias that allow the changes to the laws that are harmful to the people of color. This is the current state of affairs and that has not changed. Larry Elder knows what systemic racism is but he is paid to say otherwise. We all know what oppression is. Most Europeans descended from people who fled oppression and don't need to be told what happens when the government mistreats their people at the behest of those in positions of power. We know the country was founded on racism white supremacy, that's not even a debate unless you are going to say that the founding fathers lied when they said what they were doing. So it would be odd that within the last 45 years that a country so founded would suddenly change and you still see examples of abuse and oppression. For example, the largest beneficiaries of welfare are white people and black people were prevented from getting welfare until 1968. However, the anger engineered by the media of black welfare queens has been going on for 4 decades. 2 of those decades welfare to work was in place where you have the working poor. Now look at the history from 1968 to now. White people who objected to blacks getting welfare despite paying into the system, created stipulations for black people as to what, and how that welfare could be obtained and or used. These same people were punished for using a system that was supposed to help them work their way out of welfare into a better life. Instead you had massive propaganda by the same people that didn't want black people to have welfare and that culminated in the welfare to work program. These same people only wanted the solution where welfare goes away and only white people would get welfare and you say there is no systemic racism. Just like you claiming global warming and climate change are two different things, instead of addressing the root cause that our actions are making the planet hotter and we are getting extreme weather because of it, which has fueled our last few decades of natural disasters. It's called the scientific principle of cause and effect. You guys love to argue the effect while ignoring the cause. Now the other guy is just as guilty do you want to know why? Because people that call themselves liberals are benefiting from oppression too. So, they make weak arguments, not truly understanding the scope of the problem giving guys like Elder a platform to promote this racist agenda. So white people can use Elder's comments as a way to shout down anyone that can show the legitimacy of systemic racism which is the only form of racism there is. Everything else is bigotry and prejudice. Without the power to act, there can be no racism.

[@reyg7028]

Ryooken Respectfully Sir Yes we are talking about individual acts which have occurred. Even if they are engaged in public service and are representatives of the state . Although the state can be held liable for the actions of their agents . It does not show institutional racism or bias . Unless you have proof of an underlying agenda that is intentionally seeking to violate the Individual civil rights of people it is by its definition not systematic. Where is your evidence? Show me the agency that in the United States that has stated that they want to suppress the Constitutional rights of the people in the 21st century in America ,and I will be happy to fight it together with you . Shoulder to shoulder and side by side. You make a claim that “We are talking about people In a “position of Authority “ who use propaganda to sway public opinion to enforce racial bias that allow changes to the law that are harmful to people of color. “ Which is an opinion you state as a fact .Without ever backing up the claim with any evidence of any kind . Which people ? What authority? Which laws ? Are there some people who are prejudiced against blacks , Hispanics like myself or Asians . Yes of course. There are always gonna be outliers and assholes who are like that . But to state they’re in power is disingenuous at best . As far as my comparison to Climate and weather they are two disparate things. Regardless of the cause and effect of climate changes .which is why I used the comparison. Welfare has done more to destroy families since the 1960s than any other racist program ever with the possible exception of abortion. ( Founded by a racist to control the American Black population.by Margret Sanger . “Knowledge of birth control is essentially moral. Its general, though prudent, practice must lead to a higher individuality and ultimately to a cleaner race... How are we to breed a race of human thoroughbreds unless we follow the same plan? We must make this country into a garden of children instead of a disorderly back lot overrun with human weeds.”) The word “CONTROL “ is in the name of the program. Oh and your right . One party Has systematically repressed and suppresd blacks by racism violence, control and murder. They are called Democrats. They are the racists of American politics along with the useful idiots communist and socialists . President Lyndon Johnson just found and easy way to get the African Americans to follow the Party which has been keeping them down since the first slave ships dropped anchor in North America. When he realized that he could bribe the African Americans whom they had spent the last 100 Years suppressing . He said “These Negroes, they're getting pretty uppity these days and that's a problem for us since they've got something now they never had before, the political pull to back up their uppityness. Now we've got to do something about this, we've got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference.” And also is quoted as saying. “ I’ll have these N*ggers voting Democratic for 200 Years . “ Congratulations, this is the welfare state that you are arguing for . Good job. Do you actually think that Hillary Clinton from Illinois actually carries hot sauce in her bag and only “ casually mentioned it on a black radio station? Really? And that her mentor Senator Robert ( Grand Wizard ) Bird changed his tune or hers ???? Yes there is propaganda being used in order to keep Black people marginalized. It’s being used by the DNC and has been for a long long time sir. You seem extremely intelligent and are obviously well spoken. Take the Red pill and see what Morpheus ( Elder) is talking about. If you need to see a true example of systemic Racism looks like . It looks like the failed policies of Democratic Controlled Cities , with failed schools , social programs all controlled by the socialist teachers unions and leftist political hacks and the useful idiots of the socialists and collectivists who are the true oppressors of the communities who own you and your votes .

[@victav]

The intellect of this man is immense. The way in which he presents his arguments and backs them up with facts is truly impressive.

[@amateurpreacher5584]

I forgot how good this was. Seen it years back. Elder just on fire.

[@coder0xff]

"the rate of fatal police shootings among Black Americans was much higher than that for any other ethnicity, standing at 30 fatal shootings per million of the population as of June 2020." There are more white people than black. www.statista.com/statistics/585152/people-shot-to-death-by-us-police-by-race/

[@harryscrotum007]

Respect your Elder

[@renegade5872]

Larry elder is like that uncle your teenage self hated but as an adult you love. Then you annoy the next generation together lol

[@ponderoustomes9005]

He says black fathers missing are the cause of the issues, but lacks the critical thinking to understand that the things he named, history, and the drug war all take away black fathers and ruin black families. Apparently he missed to memo from the Nixon aide. This guy isn't an intellectual, he's a mental midget.

[@Youdrongo]

young ronin did you watch the whole video? He gave a very reasonable explanation...maybe you just don't wanna hear it.

[@american8574]

young ronin you mean he forgot to make excuses for bad behavior....

[@JakkFrost1]

+young ronin ~ you accusing him of missing issues means you really didn't watch or _listen_ to the whole thing. He said a very large reason for black fathers missing from families is the democrat-created welfare state. Democrats have been keeping black people down since the days of slavery, only now they do it by pretending to be friends to black people. By supporting democrats, _you're_ the uncle tom, not him.

[@seanwjones07]

Still hate him...hes a liar and practices white supremacy because of the self hatred he preaches.

[@brabham74]

I like Dave Rubin. I think he is a decent, smart guy, even if he still drifts to the left. But Geezus, Larry Elder dismantles Rubin in this video. Dave Rubin gets obliterated by Elder. It was hard to even watch, yet the conversation was respectful in both directions. This is how it's supposed to be done.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

What Dave Rubin is, more importantly than being liberal, is open-minded and fair. Finding a fair, open-minded liberal is becoming damn-near impossible these days.

[@oscarsaris3183]

It's because Rubin's premise was faulty. He wasn't on the right side, thus struggled to find arguments to support his premise. Larry dismantled that and showed him the errors of his ways, which can only happen through civilized discourse and an open mind from both sides.

[@brabham74]

M J, quite knit picking.

[@brabham74]

A progressive POS says I'm drunk? LOL An epic POS progressive. Well said, MJ.

[@brabham74]

MJ, I've seen how far it gets me. The US Presidency, the House of Representatives.and, the US Senate, and also the Supreme court. Thank you for your participation in that.. :)

[@Slowly_We_Rot]

God bless Mr. Elder.

[@bensmith7450]

Nice username

[@raymondeaton5692]

Larry Elder uses facts and moral authority to make his point. He is a good man that all races would do well to listen to.

[@stevenaguilera9202]

AFAIK, there's just one race; everything else is just ethnic groups.

[@sir_aken9706]

Steven Aguilera amen

[@6idangle]

Rubin could have simply made a counter argument of maybe the criminal justice and educational systems.

[@alexchavez777]

Tyler Potts I'm working in a school district thats really trying to see what we can do better to promote the success of blacks and Latinos as those are the minorities in our demographic. Sometimes people point out that minorities have scholarships tailored just for them, that universities and colleges are prioritizing them...for my learning what would you say is systematically wrong with public education that we need to be aware of as far as how it contributes to the lack of opportunities for minorities? I do believe there are times where teachers hold lower standards for minorities, but that's a person issue not a systemic one.

[@stevenaguilera9202]

@Kevin Green, it's probably because Larry Elder isn't a collectivist idiot. Nor is he a black supremacist,unlike you. He thinks for himself and doesn't let skin color dictate his reasoning. He also does not promote victim-hood and it looks like you're pissed because you think you are entitled to being a baby.

[@thepixalking6589]

Thomas Sowell & Larry Elder. Two men who get it.

[@danielharrington5690]

Skinny Bones Jones uhhhhh no. Malcolm x did not get it. He was in favor of using violence to achieve his goals. You just made a case against your point.

[@danielharrington5690]

Skinny Bones Jones you could have named hundreds of black American intellectuals, and you named Malcom X to double down your point. Lawlz.

[@Ryooken]

If you think these two men get it, then you don't know what it is.

[@danielharrington5690]

Skinny Bones Jones I can name many times, but to save some time-Copy and paste the name of all of history's peaceful protests here- trying to justifying violent protests is a tricky game my friend.

[@danielharrington5690]

Skinny Bones Jones and no im not black, but check your identity politics at the door. Unless of course you are afraid of civil discourse and have to use a conversation ender like race.

[@csardiver]

I love Larry Elder. I love Dave Rubin. Watching this exchange unfold is one of the most honest moments captured on video.

[@skinnybuddhaboy]

Denzel Washington watches Larry Elder interviews every time he needs to get into character for a new film.

[@Newbornvintage18]

SKINNY BUDDHA BOY the funniest comment I've seen on politics

[@simmer484]

😂 😂 😂

[@biggmakkofficial]

Hahahahahahahaahahahahahhaha

[@eddiewillers1442]

So are you mocking a successful black man? Sorry, I don't see the humor. I heard Denzel say a very similar thing. (paraphrase) "If there is not a father in the home, he (the young black male) will find a father in the street. And the prison will become his home." Want to argue with that?

[@brandoknorr]

eddie willers Its a joke bro chill

[@SirWafflesThe3rd]

Is it legal for me to witness this murder.

[@jackalope2302]

Sir.Waffles The 3rd This isn't just a murder. Larry is resurrecting him.

[@elichalfant941]

Is it legal to witness murder and necromancy

[@tylerescudero]

I love you and this comment so much

[@nickdipaolofan5948]

I'm waiting for the "thug life" shades to lower on to Larrys face with rap music in the background every thirty seconds of this video!!

[@youwhatmadeidk]

Betty Webster Ikr!

[@iamsancho443]

There should be an airhorn every 5 seconds

Look at that! He rose to Larry's challenge and presented an example of systemic racism in the United States!

[@joshualisec]

oh god yes please that would be amazing

[@mljrotag6343]

Larry crushes this like a boss!

[@MoochoSawesomeo]

Will P clever

[@TimmacTR]

Worth resharing in these times of propaganda..

[@christianlibertarian5488]

Oh how I agree with Larry Elder about the #1 problem in the US. Its not immigration, its not the deficit, its not Donald Trump. #1problem is absent Dads. By far. No problem can be addressed without this problem being resolved.

[@jonanderson5137]

There is no #1, slippery slope isn't a fallacy. Education system, family, culture and a plethora of other things have lead to our current state. Kids need fathers that have fathers, even now if some men were fathers, they'd be going at it blindly like virgins having sex after watching porn. Sure you'll figure it out but trying to stick your thumb up a womans ass and learning too late how to apply disciple have vastly different consequences.

[@christianlibertarian5488]

Life form: I whole heartedly disagree. Immigration is not ANY problem at all. The number of immigrants total is simply not enough to make major economic changes. Remember also that the US has a net loss of Mexicans since the Great Recession.

[@christianlibertarian5488]

Life form: The basis of Libertarianism is that everyone should be free to do whatever they want, unless it impinges on the rights of others. "Rights" are defined as one thing: everyone has a right to their own person, and a right to the products of their own effort. Nowhere in that equation is there an ability to exclude some other human from anywhere except one's personal property. BTW, the demographics of the US are heavily dependent on immigrants. The US population would be shrinking, as it is in Japan and Europe, with immigration. Those inflows of workers are the ones who are going to support Social Security in the next 50 years. Without them, SS will be bankrupt.

[@cheshirelizzy]

Insignificant Life form I don't think the country will be overrun by Mexicans. it will be overrun..but by those who've overrun Europe.

[@christianlibertarian5488]

Life: It is almost impossible for immigrants to the US not to adopt the ways of Americans. That is because of the very, very attractive nature of life in the US as a law abiding citizen. Drug cartels can function in places with low investment in society, where crime can seem to pay. But once there is a way open to wealth with honest toil, criminal activity loses. Already, street corner drug dealers make less than minimum wage.

[@callmeishmael3031]

If only all African-Americans could see this.

[@terrorsquadron6349]

Callme Ishmael Most would be too dumb to let it process into their brain.

[@valeriutrufin7557]

You are too stupid and racist if you think that! Just because African-Americans fell for the leftist victimization agenda doesn't make them stupid. Because they didn't fell for it, they actually embraced it to abuse for their own profit. Many are fatherless, angry, racist, troubled kids growing in a place that encourages crime. They became street smarts, and now the leftist democrats gave them a new power, and they are smart to use it. Stupid are their enablers, those that don't stand up to it, and those that think that because so many of them commit crime, do so because of stupidity. Of course just hearing this won't change many, but not because of stupidity, but because most are used to gains trough crime, and welfare state. And it's human nature, across all races, not a black problem to try and get as much as possible for as little effort as possible. Most wouldn't give up free money for jobs that takes their time, and earns them less, and forces them to make payments. Because it would not benefit them directly and fast. It would only benefit their children much later on, by the greater opportunities their children will have by actually having a chance to choose what to do in life, instead of living on welfare and in bad neighborhoods.

[@NonStopFails]

Red Pilled Dumbass, you do realize what "average" means right? IQ is on a spectrum across races, which means that there are geniuses and idiots in every race. I'm going to have to assume that you're leaning towards the later as your last sentence was mostly incoherent garble.

[@valeriutrufin7557]

IQ between countries also can't be really objective in comparison, because the tests are different. You can't use the same test and translated in any language, since culture, ethnicity, religion, and other social constructs impact on how people think, and how they adapt to a standardized test. Any standardized test is not really fare to all people in one classroom because of differences of intelligence type. So how can you then try to put equal between an American standard, a Japanese one a Iraq one and a Nigerian one. IQ tests and scores are in itself a subjective generalizations of what westerners believe to be smart. I want to know how the smartest person in the world would survive if left alone in the Namibian Desert compared to a uncivilized bushmen?

[@terrorsquadron6349]

Valeriu Intelliegence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge, that is it, there aren't any types of intelligence, just one. All the other intelligence like emotions are nothing but a sham to make dumb people feel good about themselves. I suppose the different intelligence types is how good their intelligence is. Like in Africa they are basically fucking retarded but in America they are not. IQ tests are not subjective they are indeed objective. You to explain how they are subjective. They are objective because you do not really need any prior knowledge. All you need to do is to take what to questions give you and form a right answer based on the question. Japan scored higher on average (105) on IQ tests than America, and blacks in America, who are westernized, score lower than white Americans (85, whites have 100). So from this understanding. The last question is a straw man, a complete straw man. You sir are an idiot.

[@robertmontes1468]

One of the most powerful discussions ever on "racism" in America. Truly one of my favorites

[@saltyspitoon792]

Larry Elder knows his shit, im so glad i learned about this awesome man.

[@TroyFletcherKeyboards]

Unstoppable! I miss listening to him on the radio. He is THE master of this topic.

[@bebo7002]

I would love to see a discussion between Larry elder and Colin (sucks at being a quarterback) kaepernick.

[@Illumirage]

Or Lebron James.

[@FrankieWuzHere]

How have I never heard of Larry before. This man is so great.

[@benlujan288]

Love Larry Elder !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@brandonlevesque9887]

What I love about Dave is that in the years since, he’s talked about how the production team knew he got mopped up and said “it’s ok, we’ll cut that out” and he said “no. We’re going to leave it in. Just because it’s different or better, doesn’t mean we cut it”

[@johnzaleski5182]

Larry is dead-on right and the man! God bless you, Larry! Luv ya!!

[@guy-tn2ud]

I always liked Dave Rubin when he was a liberal, but not because of his beliefs (which I disagreed with). But because he was brave enough to listen to, and engage people with opposing points of view. Now I really love Dave Rubin, because he is brave enough to admit he was wrong, and done a "almost 360. Although the still has some liberal ideas, I think he identifies as a libertarian.

[@Scoobay]

guy That was the best part about this debate. Rubin didn’t have an answer and didn’t pretend he knew better. Nothing worse than someone knowing they didn’t have an answer but still dig their heels in to save face. Much respect to Rubin for that.

[@flavione84]

guy i think you mean 180 degree. 180 means complete reversed direction. 360 its same direction but doing 2 turns.

[@DocWat280]

You have to be. Being far left or far right will get you nowhere.

[@chafrey8532]

guy yea but Rubin specifically made the switch because now he makes a lot more money.

[@Tatarevic23]

Or he didn't persist with his views because he did not know how to do it. He is not very intelligent.

[@TheJohnCooper]

This interview was the genesis of Rubin’s man beard

[@DrumRoody]

John Cooper - Art of Social and his testicles

[@gespegewajnnu4412]

As opposed to... his woman beard?

[@ZyroShadowPony]

John Cooper - Art of Social it seems the moment someone from the left change their political views they grow a beard

[@duckydarkstar38]

And the recreation of his new hairline hahaha it changes every video

[@jackswift2]

My mind has officially been blown

[@doctorender7078]

Someone show this to Shaun King.

[@pirateman1144]

Talcum X.. Amazing. :')

[@brianblair3784]

doctorender Yep King is a Fraud And a Joke .

[@rsb512]

Phenomenal work by Larry Elder he left Dave Rubin dumbfounded and he educated Dave too with real facts and real numbers.

[@dn82180]

I agree with everything Larry Elder said except at the end where he said and we allowed men to abandon their moral and financial responsibility. Tell that to the men paying child support as well as taxes to a government that never gives them anything in return.

[@Tenebrousable]

What's your point? Women threaten men with money with prison. Most men with no money go keep on walking because not all women want to just send a a father in to prison for not beign able to pay. In Both cases the bitch is married with the state and the father is kicked out just because that earns him more money.

[@dn82180]

Tenebrousable My point is pretty obvious...

[@Tenebrousable]

Well, obviously it wasn't that obvious, if I had to ask you to elaborate. Elder isn't wrong. We do make men abandong their responsibility of beign the father. Sometimes child support and alimony get's enforced, sometimes not. Sometimes they don't even know the father. Sometimes women just let him walk because they don't want the fight and are happy with the government check. Sometimes they get pregnent just for the government check. And also there is the shitloads of fathers that live in indendtured servitude trying to keep up with the payments, while the bitch is having a new bf for 10 years +. Because marrying the new guy would end the payments coming.

[@andyfletcher3561]

LoL, I think you two are on the same side...

[@antwonvalentino9866]

that's a different argument to have I believe but you are right

[@teejmorrison]

Two of the most articulate human beings that have ever existed and my hat is off to Dave for having the humility to learn and grow. It's part of why his podcast is so amazing!

[@loudiaz387]

And he never once stuttered. What a well informed, bright man.

[@ameliaschenk]

Larry Elder is brilliant. I have abundance of respect for him,

[@jacquelinenack573]

FACTS,HOW REFRESHING ❤

[@thomasharder9582]

Dave, just man to man, I am so impressed you've published this entire interview. I have 10 times the respect for you because you are willing to compromise yourself in order to put out the truth. You're a fine man!!! (By the way, I'm white and I'm 61 years old and I hold Larry out as one of the men I hold in my highest esteem. So, I am a 180 degree reversal of the label that I supposedly wear (being white and middle aged. I just love honest people).

[@rappedin]

If all black men were like this the world would be a much better place

[@kthemaster1999]

rappedin1 254 If all men were like this

[@lucabrazi3067]

rappedin1 254 if all men

[@DarthRaider520]

jihanjae the problem is the blame game there buddy. White man, black man we're all just sacks of bones and meat. Point your fucking finger at yourself, therein lies our worlds problems.

[@DarthRaider520]

jihanjae like you fucking know me. Fuck off with your collectivism.

[@jihanjae]

DarthRaider520+ Fuck off with your "white" Supremacist delusion of "innocence"!! Now run along, and go lend your support of some more Racists/Murderers/Pedophiles/Mass killers; then come back here, and tell us how you're being "blamed"!

[@internetpolice1166]

liberals: but but but...racism!

[@Virjunior01]

Internet Police it does, of course... just nowhere near in the same levels it. of course it does. I walked into a bodega, and the arabic owner "Mike" spoke with a thick accent about changing the state's name to "Jew Jersey." You've got the occasional nut, random loose cannons, people that cross the street to avoid a black guy, and people that masturbate to interracial porn as if some representation of a power-flip or beastiality. but it's mostly either anomalous or effectively harmless... like Imus calling the female basketball players "nappy-headed hoes." It'll just keep dying out simply with age and exposure to other cultures.... maybe except for the Jews and Arabs. if a thousand years can't get them to drop their shit, I don't know what will.

[@internetpolice1166]

Internet Police the problem with the liberal way of thinking is I'm just going to shout racism or institutional racism because it just must be. Then the conservative says, okay tell me the racist person, place, or thing and I'll stand next to you with with our arms linked and protest this despicable person, place, or thing. Then a liberal just says.....institutional racism. Okay, well fuck...if you can't name something that is actually racist then how the fuck can we help?

[@CreeperJ44]

When anything goes wrong #BlameWhitey

[@pottingsoil]

Internet Police Not liberals, leftists or progressives.

[@TheBingleichwiederda]

Potting Soil and just leftis in the us... Here in germany the left has whole lot of other points

[@odonnellfamily5]

Wow! Good for Dave Rubin for airing this. Larry Elder kicked his butt.

[@BlessedForever888]

Thank you Sir!!! God bless you!

[@NicolePoliskey]

This man is an absolutely genius and should have way more exposure!!

[@Roger-il8iw]

This interview made me a huge fan of Rubin. His willingness to accept he was wrong, is amazing. Rubin being wrong here, wa she best thing to happen to him.

[@bambi7154]

Time to see this clip again....

[@MarioSpeedWagon]

Yep. It's truly is absurd the amount of extrapolation that is made with no burden of proof. I feel like mugatu taking crazy pills. Apparently educated people, not scrutinizing the narrative one iota and just perpetuating it in a herd mentality. And how ironic that the ones that clamor about cyber bullying are doing just that " if you aren't outraged, you're a part of the problem"

[@bambi7154]

Mario Camillo hope more rational people speaking out. You are right. Except from the blindly exaggeration of the R issue, virtue signalling & mandatory emoting is another problem here!

[@durodesduvo8424]

RED PILL DISPENSED.

[@jv4vidss]

Durodes Duvo Larry just shoved that red pill down Rubin's throat and made sure it wasn't coming back up.

[@mikebrin2002]

Durodes Duvo best uncle Tommi move I've ever witnessed...

[@bcdside]

And good on Dave Rubin for inviting Larry Elder back! That is one of the most magnanimous things I’ve ever seen an interviewer do!

[@mikerobinson324]

He got my vote .

[@mattlofty5884]

Love this ! Larry is incredible here and blew Dave’s mind and made him wake up. But let’s be fair , Rubin is a good guy and what I would consider a “proper liberal “ open minded , he accepted he got burned and taken to the cleaners . He has also improved drastically since then and schooled himself on facts rather than wishy washy statements .

[@JoBlakeLisbon]

Fair play to Rubin. He actually changed his mind when presented with new information.

[@zognarreg]

My first time seeing and hearing Larry Elder. Should be called Larry Guru.

[@MTknitter22]

See? The narrative media puts forward not based on fact. Go Larry.

[@rcnelson]

Elder was magnificent.

[@biswas814]

the facts are from Bureau of Justice statistics btw. Ive gone through it, and I live in India.

[@TheSonwu39]

Tamal Biswas you don’t know shit about this country. What caste are you? Do you blame the “untouchables” for being in the position you put them in? Oh wait I guess you believe they deserve to be there because of what they did in a former life...never mind.

[@biswas814]

TheSonwu39 and how on earth can you tell about my outlook from the fact I have gone through criminal records ? Tells much about your state of mind yk

[@biswas814]

I am from the lower former *untouchable* caste btw, although I *refuse* to follow this new appalling victimhood rhetoric j because my ancestors faced something bad. Cheers !

[@TheSonwu39]

Tamal Biswas What is “victim mentality?” Does a rape victim have a victim mentality for advocating against sexual violence? Did the people of India have a victim mentality for marching against the evils inflicted by the British government? Don’t let this right wing bullshit twist your mind. Victim mentality is a phrase used by the oppressor.

[@biswas814]

TheSonwu39 y are you assuming again I'm blaming the victims to begin w (or questioning your empathy towards the **oppressed** for that matter) ? I k there's not enough transperancy in indian law system (in America that's pretty much the best people had achieved so far in human history). I'm j saying it's absolutely absurd to equate correlation to causation like the latest trend.

[@someginger6996]

Dang....I had to actually look up these stats. Pretty mind blowing honestly.

[@faderlader]

We need a man like Larry Elder in office

[@jamestiscareno4387]

Larry Elder about to become California's next Governor. A brilliant common sensical get things done and tells it like it is kind of guy. Support Elder for Governor 🇺🇸

[@mitsygitsy4761]

Respect your ELDERS!!

[@expensepsn3374]

If Larry Elder had an erection and ran into a wall his upper lip would touch the wall first I love the guy great truth teller

[@CamerOneiric]

Shawn Cant Nac hahahahaha

[@coniljw]

Elder has FACTS embedded in his brain from decades ago. The man is stunningly amazing! And he’s spot on with all those facts! He’s running for Governor if California & I’m donating to his campaign from PA! Check out a black conservative guy in NJ running for political office. BILLY PREMPEH. Praying he wins too! It’s 2021 & our cities/states/nation need saving!! These guys can get that done!!

[@Shaffaqwamiq]

respect for ruben for how he took that. He didn't argue against logic and didn't let his ego argue

[@maureengriffin7448]

Dave said he KNEW he was wrong. He totally had to respect Larry… Larry became a good friend

[@yadja1502]

One smart man and thank you for this.

[@SlackerMagician]

this is one of the greatest red pills of all time

[@Torgo1969]

4:35 YES! Larry Elder does EXACTLY what we have to do when someone makes an assertion without evidence. We want to invite them to speak and make their case! We are always accused of wanting to "silence" people, when the exact opposite is true. We very generously want to give them an opportunity to speak and debate and educate everyone with facts and stats and logic and reason. Tell us what they really think! We don't fear such things. But of course this places a burden on them to make their arguments specific and testable. Rubin, if you want to know the first rule: You NEVER open your mouth and make a claim unless you can back it up! You child.

[@RestorationsFOD]

A truly good morning moment!

[@pavlovsworld9122]

"Emmancipate yourself from MENTAL slavery..." - Bob Marley..

[@MrKjt64]

None but ourselves can free our mind

[@johnnixon7755]

Larry tells the truth. Shouldn't be condemned for telling the truth.

[@jeremiahm3765]

There are no scholarships for me as a Caucasian person, just for being Caucasian. I guess I'm just supposed to cruise into college with my "privilege" money? Systemic racism always sounds like a boogey man scenario to me. I agree with Ben Shapiro when he says "Show me an example of systemic racism that we can fight, and I'll help you fight it." But saying that racism is still systematic because "of course it is" doesn't help anyone.

[@AndradeSamir]

Jeremiah Massie blacks get bigger sentences for same crimes in the court system and are more likely to be convicted for drug ofences

[@JLandmaster]

That's not true. Crack laws are harsher because it is easier to distribute and cheaper. In fact, black inner city leaders were the ones that pushed for those laws because the drug was destroying their communities.

[@Timorio]

Josh, did you miss that part about heftier sentences for THE SAME CRIME? It's not about crack sentences vs. marijuana sentences, it's crack vs. crack, marijuana vs. marijuana.

[@magnus08f250]

Samir Andrade false. I've seen that article and it doesn't include priors

[@Rockers1121]

Look at Dave Rubin now ! He rocks and Larry is also the man !

[@argarman09]

Rubin's red awakening has been my favorite to watch. You can actually see it on his face when it happens.

[@EqualSharedParenting]

5:44 incentivized route to middle class 6:10 'The #1 PROBLEM in the USA - is children being raised without the child's natural father - which results in crime, arrests, poor school performance, poor job performance' - and psychological problems. 7:30 'a neutron bomb - Liberals won't have this conversation, because it might open their mind' and reveal the truth. 7:42 'Stop the financial incentives of women to marry the government.' 'The Solution is to End the government financial incentives' for removing fathers (billions in Title IV-D dollars stolen from your social security funds).

[@gpness]

Much like Mr. Rubin, I am at a loss for words.

[@TheJohnCooper]

the moment rubin got redpilled

[@phoneticau]

God Bless Larry Elder

[@chadkayser3691]

Goddamn that's true. What an excellent individual. Exciting energy. Engaged, focused. And this is just the segment I was looking for. Thanks Philosophy dude. Add this to my Peterson and Sowell collection (oi, that sounds odd).

[@jackjon7763]

Why do I like Rubin? Because he allows his guests to talk, explain themselves, and defend their positions without name calling and keeps it civil.

[@UpperCutZX10]

Priceless. Literally.

[@dnaka723]

This is closer to how a conversation sounds if you truly want to focus and address the root cause of problems and not merely conflate anecdotal symptoms with a political agenda

[@jebbush3130]

6:13 75%? wow

[@svengroot3909]

This is soo beautiful.. that Elder guy is onto something

[@1charlastar886]

Larry Elder is absolutely AWESOME. His familiarity with and ability to quote real statistics just blows these liberals out of the water. "SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE," not the platitudes and generalities. And they CAN'T.

[@dawnm.h.reeves5717]

Love you Larry!!!

[@bradarmstrong2901]

Larry Elder has been a staple in L.A. talk radio for many years. Always loved listening to learned common-sense oozing from his calm, well-reasoning mind. The only question on my mind is.......... WHO THE HELL ARE THE 1000+ PINHEADS who gave this video a thumbs down???? What kind of knucklehead can hear the sound argument laid-out by Larry, and not realize that the truth is on his side....or better put, He has chosen as a thoughtful, intelligent man to place himself on the side of truth rather than on the side of blind, idiotic emotionalism which cares not for what is true and provable. In being the quintessential Larry Elder that I've always loved listening to, he's dug up the facts FIRST, then made up his opinions based on those empirical facts.

[@Changbastard]

So you’re saying Father’s are important? Then we need to fight for equality in custody battles.

[@pooppancake8750]

Yes we do.

[@karim-a7469]

Absolutely!

[@0122460166]

I want to send this to all of the people I follow on instagram who are posting black pictures with #blackouttuesday right now (most of which I unfollowed). But I don't want to start an argument. Some of these people cannot be reasoned with. It feels like everyone is going insane.

[@Jessprettypink]

Same! I literally had to get off of social media for a couple of days because it felt and feels like the world has just gone crazy.

[@DJSbros]

This is what it's like being a black guy now-adays, everybody is trying so hard to convince us that we're oppressed. Leave me alone please i'm intelligent enough to think for my self.

[@CrimsonScrewsYaMum]

well said mate.

[@joshhigdon4951]

DJSbros yes sir you certainly are!

[@283518]

hear hear

[@mel8807]

DJSbros just the libtards. Everybody's oppressed according to 'progressives' , except if you are a white male, then you can go to hell

[@silvermediastudio]

DJSbros White conservatives support you. Time for more black men to break free of the political and economic shackles put on them by liberal Democrats.