"THAT WHITE DEVIL ATTACKED ME!” Harassment vs Protesting, Biden’s Cannibal Scandal, & Today's News
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✩ TODAY’S STORIES ✩
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00:00 - Viral Ambush Interviewer Confronts Alec Baldwin About Palestine, Rust
2:51 - Hundreds of College Students Arrested Over Pro-Palestine Protests
9:13 - Sponsored by Sunday For Dogs
10:17 - Nicki Minaj & Luke Bryan Are Latest Victims of Fans Throwing Things at Concerts
11:27 - Papua New Guinea PM Criticizes Biden Over Story About Uncle Being Cannibalized
13:46 - MMA Fighter Gets Lifetime Ban After Kicking Ring Girl, Punching Opponent
17:08 - Sponsored by Rocket Money
18:28 - New Evidence Suggests Russian Role in Havana Syndrome
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Produced by: Cory Ray
Edited by: James Girardier, Maxwell Enright, Julie Goldberg, Christian Meeks, Matthew Henry
Art Department: William Crespo
Writing/Research: Philip DeFranco, Brian Espinoza, Lili Stenn, Maddie Crichton, Star Pralle, Chris Tolve, Jared Paolino
Associate Producer on Havana Syndrome: Jared Paolino
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#DeFranco #HarryStyles #Hasanabi
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That woman bothering Alec Baldwin just wants attention and he knows it. But bringing up traumatic events to stir him up is sickening.
Also Alec Baldwin better be in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice or he gets no redemption from me.
Yup. I don't know why some people feel some sort of entitlement over public figures. As if he owes her any sort of explanation. Her behavior was outrageous and disgusting.
she's so ratchet
Personally, her using the justification of it being art is especially disgusting. Harassment isn't art and art doesn't hurt people.
I'm disappointed he didn't just say it. If it were me and someone asked me to say it, I would have plus more. FREE PALESTINE! Staying silent suggest you support genocide.
“Confrontational media” sure is a nice way of saying “harassment with a phone”.
The only difference between her and mainstream "journalists" is one has a bigger camera
@@aidanquiett668 I don’t think they harass people while they’re shopping and cuss at them
"It's just a prank bro!"
I'm disappointed he didn't just say it. If it were me and someone asked me to say it, I would have plus more. FREE PALESTINE! Staying silent suggest you support genocide.
@@aidanquiett668any mainstream journalist would get fired because they would be a liability since her actions would constitute harassment
Not only did she cross a boundary that any professional knows to not cross. She blatantly defamed him aswell
"I'm married so I respect the female gender" has to be the most misogynistic thing I've ever seen someone say to prove that they're not misogynistic
I get what Phil is trying to say and it's great to give any motivation\person the benefit of the doubt. But if you enter a stable, you expect to see a horse, not a Zebra. Even if the chances for Zebras are not 0, you'd do well to expect horses. In the case of this guy, I really doubt he was just being an ass for the sake of being an ass.
@@Windmelodie I think the point to Phil's perspective is more that you can find assholes from any walk of life. It's not because he's Iranian that he is an asshole, but because he's an asshole who happens to be Iranian, as there are many Iranian people who aren't assholes. In other words, I expect to see a horse, but I do not expect it to be a bucking bronco.
Women don't marry misogynistic men. Why would you marry some one who hates you. He can't be misogynistic because he has a wife. Therefore he does not hate women
It's giving "i'm not racist, i have a black friend!"
Came here to say this too
Phil, as an Iranian woman, I got really nervous when you started talking about the MMA fighter. Because I thought here we go, another news story to paint us all with the same brush. But I have to sincerely thank you for how you covered the story. We Iranians hate the regime that’s hijacked our beautiful country and culture. We hate everything they do inside the country and outside.
When the attack against Israel happened we were desperate for news outlets to stop saying “Iran” or “Iranian” when referring to the actions of the murderous regime.
So thank you. It means a lot.
This is an important post. More people should read it. Thank you for sharing your viewpoint.
This. It is super important for people to know this truth and to consider it whenever NEWS paints a nationality or a country a certain way.
I just wish the clear repercussions wasn't a beating and sometimes permanent harm x(
I can't imagine how it feels, but my heart breaks for you.
Sending well-wishes for you and all your loved ones. ❤
This is a bit besides the topic but not too long ago I stumbled on this video of Iran. czcams.com/video/xerddv6bouQ/video.html
In that video I see many women walking around without a anything covering their head and the vibe in the video is so peaceful. How is that, is this video fake? Is it maybe that this particular city is en exemption from the suppression going on? Care to give me your two cent on the matter? I stand for freedom, so I don't mean any harm with this question.
@@thesid92 Iranian women are fearless. We don’t back down. Despite the risks many still choose to go out without Hijab. In big cities especially where there are lots of young people, many just defy the laws openly. So the video wasn’t fake, it’s reality. The fact is that the morality police have specific areas they like to patrol, and women have figured out where to avoid (for the most part). But if you’re visiting the big city, like Mahsa Amini was visiting Tehran, you don’t have the knowledge of the locals so you’re more at risk.
But they’ve started using Face ID technology to fine female drivers who aren’t wearing their hijab. It’s super fucked up.
As an art history student it hurts my very soul to hear that harasser call her behavior "performance art" and not "two-digit IQ and a phone".
Nice of you to give her that second digit to the iq score
I think 2 digits is a bit too generous 😂
I splurted: "that's not performance art you idiot!", when i heard her say "my performance art is..." it was CRINGE
This is the best comment lmfao
It's a bitter example of our ability to reach millions of people, any person can gain this virality; saying anything to their hearts desire.
"I am a married man so I respect the female gender"
Yes, because we know abuse and sexism doesn't exist for married couples.
The clue was "man vs female". They don't think of women as people.
Quick reminder that of all professions in the US, police officers have the highest rate of domestic abuse within their families. And those are just the self reported numbers, considering police officers investigate each other and often find no wrongdoing for their peers and colleagues in the brotherhood
Slushy-Gate, anyone?
"The female gender" I a man respect these things from the other gender.
Man vs female :/
@@bunnerkins Yeah that's also not a good look.
Not her harassing Alec to say ‘free Palestine’ but when he asks the Worker for help she yells at the worker that Alec is a criminal… why do want a criminal’s opinion so bad then…?
Civil disobedience is the only way to get change
If people in Gaza don’t have comfort what right do we have
Also ALEC Baldwin is publicly pro Israel
It’s not harassment it’s called civil disobedience also he is a known Zionist
He’s not a good person
He doesn’t deserve comfort
This is moronic. She wasn’t yelling at the worker, it was to Alec. And no shit a person would know to know about the views of a criminal on a crime they are involved with.
Her video was stupid but so was your BS comment
Okay, the idea of an "approved protest" is so bizarre to me. If you need the approval of the people you're protesting, then how is it supposed to actually accomplish anything? They're not going to approve anything that would actually force them to do something they don't want to do, so it's all just a big waste of time.
The only protest that has the potential to create change is one that happens in defiance of authority, not with it's permission
You say that, but university ground doesn’t belong to protestors. Surely you would call cops if protesters occupied your house to “demand change”
The first story, that is not activism it is narcissism. It is leveraging tragedy to chase clout. Shameful.
Exactly.
Surprise. Most twitter checkmarks and popular tik tokers are precisely the same.
@@frankcaggiano8282 Most Twitter checkmarks are just Elon dweebs who pay for them and before that most checkmarks were just people with enough notoriety that it was important to show they were verified as actually the people they were claiming to be.
The weird brainrot people have about verified accounts is so exhausting.
@@frankcaggiano8282yes we should instead take direct action and protest
It's also shameful to let a murderer off with no jail time cause he is Famous. Oh well.
“Performance art?” Is that going to become the new “It’s just a prank, bro”?
Performance art doesn't interfere with the lives of people who choose not to participate or view the performance. I like performance art fine. That wasn't art.
Probably. Much like “it’s a protest” has been for the last decade, definitely never is it ever just some crazy people who want attention.
@@Lumibear. First of all "it's a protest" is an organised grouping and demonstration, has a defined objective and target and is peaceful. However inciting violence and acting on violence (except for self defense =but fuck the fuckers who go armed and looking to kill humans=)
Let's not confuse both groups :<
Because that's how fuckers turn the protest into a fucking shit show. You send a masked infiltrator, they disrupt and ignite the crowds and once the fuse is lit over high emotions, the conversation goes to "protesters are violent and harmful to society".... Take a good look at different democracies and consider which ones have the healthier social and stable growth :
@@Lumibear.Reminds me of the "peaceful protests" of BLM in 2020.
We need a solid definition of art. It’s kinda stupid that “Art is subjective” has led to people just calling anything art and arguing that no one can tell them otherwise. If everything is art, then nothing is.
The most infuriating part of harassing celebrities for them to support things is the hypocrisy of people telling them to "stay in their lane" while also demanding they speak out on issues the harrassers pick and choose.
Harassing someone and calling it performance art is a new low I never thought we'd reach
Exactly as a Palestinian I don’t want this girl shoving up slogans up this guys’ ass I just want the war on gaza to stop and I want the occupation to end and I was us to be free, if you wanna advocate for our cause do it but don’t be a prick about it
Every time that girl said “just one time” all I could think was “leave him alone”
She's very lucky all he did was slap her phone away. At some point, after enough harassment, you lose it.
@@mage1439 No kidding. Does she not know that specific persons history w punching and attacking Paparazzi?
"Leave Brittany Alone"
@@ronswanson1410might have been hoping for a payout?
@@marymac3572 Clout payout
calling that "performance art" is like youtube pranksters calling it a "social experiment"
It’s not harassment it’s called civil disobedience also he is a known Zionist
He’s not a good person
He doesn’t deserve comfort
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Just crazy ppl film themselfes acting this way
Remember that time Yoko One scream yodeled over the top of John Lennon & Chuck Berry trying to jam? Performance art indeed…
There is no one doing more work ruining the perception of the free Palestine movement than the activists/protecters themselves.
Thank you so much for your reporting on the Havana Syndrome. I have a personal tie to it. The more journalists that talk about it the less they can blame the victims.
(5 flowers for this episode instead of 5 stars.)
Thank you for addressing the Havana Syndrome. I have colleagues of 30+ years who suffered from these horrendous attacks while serving in Cuba. 😢
I believe. Our government needs to come clean about these weapons
@@AdamBlack Same
What would you realistically have the CIA do though? Acknowledge & confirm that Russia knowingly committed acts of war against US citizens? Do you _want_ a potential war to be ignited between the two biggest nuclear powers in the world? These people will have to be consoled by the fact that they're necessary sacrifices on the altar of the greater good that is peace by any means.
that section about questioning our assumptions of why the MMA fighter abused the ring girl was on point; PREACH! thank you for drawing attention to not only the dangers of having innate biases, but of the importance of seeing nuance in many situations too. this is part of why i respect you so much Phil. love yo face.
We need laws for harassing/recording strangers. It's not art or activism.
There are laws regarding it xD Why do you think he's asking the coffee shop to call the police?
There are laws, Starbucks is a private business, not a public space
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no we don't need new laws. Bad enough cops use anything to escalate any situation.
That last story about the Havana Syndrome sounds like something straight out of a spy thriller movie. Insane.
Straight out of Iron Man 1.
I'm privileged enough to have visited Iran twice. Phil, you are 💯 right. It's so refreshing to hear someone else saying what I have seen first hand. Thanks Phil.
Making that ring girl stand next to the fighter who assaulted her while he "apologized" was freaking appalling! She doesn't just look uncomfortable but rightfully furious!
I was screaming "Get away from her". Gee, who thought this was a good idea.
It's what I call apologize theater. You do everything to took sorry or apologize yet don't mean it at all and just want to look sorry and what better way to do that then to have the person you harmed be right next to you.
the shitty thing that companies do to save their asses...
@@acetrigger1337 he was banned forever
She's an adult respect her decision.
I can tell you hate women bcuz you think they can't make their own decisions
Stunning and brave
If he's a criminal why do you want him to say free palestine?
Exactly, this doesn't help Palestine. This doesn't change what problems she said it was about either.
Because ignorance is bliss
She’s attention seeking.
his fault, he could have commented about how she's a stain to humanity and literally has no purpose existing and he would have gone viral for the better, she would still have posted it cause she has a single brain cell.
@@bookwyrmneducator Civil disobedience is the only way to get change
If people in Gaza don’t have comfort what right do we have
Also ALEC Baldwin is publicly pro Israel
Phil laying on a therapist with his dog as his shrink is my new background
He should put it on a shirt!
I don't know why but Phil saying 'Ooga Booga' was just so funny to me
I have infinitely more respect for students who are arrested for expressing their beliefs than I have for anyone publicly harassing celebrities for their beliefs.
Expressing beliefs peacefully and legally without harassing others is what deserves respect.
I 100% agree. These innocent people in Palestine are getting massacred.
@@GameGuru42088 They are. Stop being pro-genocide.
@@GameGuru42088 Israel doesn't care about jews unless they're foaming at the mouth zionists.
@@GameGuru42088So you’re really outing yourself for being pro-genocide, huh?
When did "performance art" become public harassment?
after "it's just a prank/social experiment" fell out of use
When entitled elitist brats without jobs or prospects in life thought they could alleviate the survivors guilt obtained from their fortunate upbringing by publicly shaming someone
Right from the start, I think.
when it sucks?
It always has been
I liked the MMA story, and your speech about the little stories. It's great when you bring these little stories light. One of the many reasons I watch you.
So I am Palestinian born in Canada, and I have not been to a protest, and I have been told I am a terrorist just for existing and morning the death of family and friends, and its happening on Columbia, but its politically inconvenient. So lets just only pretend they are pro-Palestinian, not anti-war.
Phill ending up on the Pro Vietnam side of the media. How you can't see the similarities between now and the anti-war and civil liberty movements of 60s.
People that are pro-genocide and pro-war will not be judged well in the future.
No! That woman was rude and absolutely deserved the cops called for harassment. That isn't free speech. That was crossing the line. I have my own opinions about the issues mentioned, but this was not appropriate.
Not to mention she said she's doing it to spotlight how Americans are living their day to day lives in ignorance of the situation? As if she doesn't also live here and enjoy those same freedoms? I bet she went to a Starbucks right after posting. The hypocrisy is unreal, she's also living the same lifestyle in America.
She was also being racist saying white devil
That is absolutely free speech; free doesn't mean nice.
@@sevaulyou clearly dont know what free speech is. Free speech only means the government cant stop you from saying shit about them
However it does not protect you from being punished for harassment
@@sevaul but harassment is illegal
“No your honour, it wasn’t harassment because I was FILMING it! It’s confrontational art!!”
I don’t even wanna THINK of the implications that rebranding would have on so many harassment cases if it became the norm… I really hope she gets held accountable.
It’s not harassment it’s called civil disobedience also he is a known Zionist
He’s not a good person
He doesn’t deserve comfort
TL;DR - I agree with you completely, and also take exception to the idea that "confrontational art" is something distinct from all other art, or to be honest that it even exists as its own thing, since all art is inherently confrontational on some level (but usually many).
The revenge p@rn implications alone are enough to make you shudder, and that's before you take into account all the other horrific crimes that could be permitted under the guise of "confrontational art".
And as for the phrase "confrontational art", there's already a name for that.....art. Art is designed to confront and challenge, and excite and engage and inspire and mystify. The very principle of art is rooted in confrontation - art is literally humans confronting empty spaces by filling them with paintings and pictures and films and songs and stage plays and sculptures, etc.
And in the performance art world, that's definitely true. Some of the all-time great pieces of performance art have been 100% about confronting the worst elements of our society.
- Performances of the piece "El violador eres tú", first developed by a feminist group in Valparaiso, Chile in response to a march against women's rights taking place in that city, have directly combated the steady increase of misogynistic behaviours and attitudes in the modern world.
- Yoko Ono openly challenged the callous 'empathy' of John Lennon's fanbase and the mainstream press following his murder by writing and recording the Season of Glass album, which also featured John's bloodied glasses from the night he was killed on the album cover.
- Teresa Margolles has an installation called "En el Aire" (In the Air), where visitors stand in an empty room whilst bubbles are blown into the room that will eventually burst on the visitors' skin. It's only after each 'performance' that the visitors are told that the water in the bubbles was collected from Mexico City morgues (and disinfected) after being used to wash the bodies of John and Jane Does before their unmarked burials, an incredibly visceral comment on the way we shield ourselves from talking about both death and the people who we as a society and a species constantly leave behind.
Notice how none of those involved harassment, abuse, (completely) unwilling participation, or aggression...well, scratch that last part, Yoko's pretty angry (and rightfully so) on that album.
But the point still stands: If you can't find a way to confront your 'target' without going beyond art and just being openly disrespectful and harassing to people, you probably don't wanna confront that thing for the right reasons anyway.
As somebody who's involved in Acting and Performance I can honestly say "Performance Art" and "Postmodern Theatre" is literally just people wanting to be assholes in public and using performance as an excuse and it pissed me off so much, it demeans my work and the work of so many others.
That's not what either of those really are, people are just nuts
First of all: you just blew my entire mind out of my head with the CIA story at the end. I’m speechless. I need a minute…🤯
Ali Heibati saying "I'm married, I can't be a misogynist" is a wild
It's up there with saying, "I can't be racist, I have [insert race here] friends!"
It's a great religion, huh
@@Eulogy10this is a sentence said by any member of society, religion, nationality, sexuality, etc. Don't play dumb now
@Eulogy10 lmao what religion? I've met Catholics and Jews who are FAR more misogynistic. Get outta here, grifter.
I bet you he beats his wife but his country hides it for him his apology and actions show that’s how he views an treats women it’s disgusting and I feel as a public we need to become more vocal and speak out against these injustices to the public
Harassment in the name of a cause that cannot be changed by the person being harassed isn't performance art. It's harassment with no justification.
The whole wisdom monolog from 16:20 makes me proud to have watched our Philip grow on this platform over the years :')
asking permission to protest literally defeats the entire point of protesting...
She can call it whatever she wants, but that was harassment and doesn't make the statement she seems to think it does. Disgusting.
Civil disobedience is the only way to get change
If people in Gaza don’t have comfort what right do we have
Also ALEC Baldwin is publicly pro Israel
I’m digging your jacket, Phil. Super sharp.
That last story is actually so crazy and you are the only one talking about it Phil, WOW!
That Ring Girl looks like she's held at gunpoint.
Okay, but why does the MMA fighters' apology video remind me of "Happy Star Wars day everyone, today is also my birthday." 😂
m.czcams.com/video/HNDwpVQ985U/video.html&pp=ygUhaXRzIHN0YXIgd2FycyBkYXkgYW5kIG15IGJpcnRoZGF5
As someone not from US, everyday SouthPark look more like a documentary.
As an American, I hate that this is true
As an american, I can say for certain, that it has always been this way.
More so than you can imagine.
Which country doesn't have problems?
@@marfaxa it's not a matter of not having problems, but how the problems are covered and how they might be resolved :
Alec deserves to feel bad for his negligence. He doesn't deserve to have some rando harassing him.
I remember first hearing about havana syndrome when the effects were first announced out of that one embassy back when I was in high school, me and my russian friend both immediately agreed it was some sort of attack, crazy to think it got swept under the rug like that when so many more instances would end up happening as time went on
That last story is terrifying; A weapon that can pierce through walls to hit someone and give them the equivalent of a concussion sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi novel.
Reminds me of "fire-breathing bug" from the manga "dead mount death play". Except, yknow, far more realistic as it would likely be based on automated devices, and something I could prolly make myself if I had enough of a budget and r&d time (obviously wouldn't be something carried by a person. But fit inside a van? maybe. Might or might not need more than one van, honestly no clue. And likely require time to calibrate the entire system for every situation - so no moving targets).
It's not real don't worry
I was thinking that something from Fallout universe would work, using gamma rays to radiate a person.
From what I gathered from the story it's very unlikely that it penetrated any walls. For the energy to transfer you'd need the vibrations reach the air near the target, if the wall doesn't vibrate then neither will the air on the other side of the wall. That being said I don't know what the buildings were made of, but I suspect that big U.S. buildings are made or blocks?
@@harantzori7976 If it's noise, it can go through walls...
The Havanna syndrome and Russia story is something that’s gonna be in several documentaries in a few decades. Totally nutty stuff.
I feel like a couple different daytime cop shows predicted this a couple years ago
So long as this isn't just propaganda
It’s fake…
corruption cover up's and failing-foreign war like nam/Afghanistan etc is part of the reason why i wouldn't joining cia/army's or advise others
i unfortunately understanding of the agents/havana-syndrome ( 🤔one of my uncles was there also got sick after being there, Obama's or trump's era ) family members as i might be in a similar experience, my family has D-force and ?cia? and comms/Internet/phone in it 1965 to 2016 depending upon members ie dad vs uncle's anyway's 1970-1992 era if they get sick the VA/government doesn't recognise there services as then it might mean letting go of information ( and what ever was agreed with/on neither is talking about anything, i found it the hard-way's ) and or consideration of war/pay-back etc
id rather not have the cia and just being more open it's better for taxpayers, im not a lone as jf Kennedy was the same result after bay of pig's etc
About the pro-Palestinian protests, we are seeing a massive crackdown against them all over the EU too (Germany is the worst example of that), even when all of them have been peaceful.
Meanwhile in Gaza, two mass graves have been discovered in front of Al-Shifa Hospital and Nasser Hospital after the IDF vacated the premises. Several of the retrieved bodies were handcuffed and showed signs of being shoot in their backs (executions). And barely no one talks about that because pointing the Israeli involvement on said executions is labelled as antisemitic.
thanks for speaking up about this. I wish Philip DeFranco would too
I love that the picture of the MMA fighter was in the upper left for an uncomfortably long time
I think these older politicians forget that its not the 70's anymore and anyone can look up what they are saying about history in the blink of an eye.
Lucky for them, a massive part of the voter population seems unable to do so.
Do they eat corn in Papa new guinea, or corn pop
You could still do that in the 70s, you'd just need to look it up in a book, instead of on the internet like we do today. By the way, I'm not huge on this whole "everyone was ignorant in the past" thing, it's a misrepresentation of history, which I'm sure you're against.
@@Stevo.100but surely you can acknowledge that it is significantly easier to fact check today than it was in the 70s…?
@Stevo.100 They didn't even say it's impossible back then? Just that you can do it in the blink of an eye today?
You missed out on the FTC ruling about banning noncompetes. Its massive and worth talking about tomorrow.
Probably a little late in the day to get a quality story out together. It doesn't kick in for 120 days (if courts don't step in) so one day will be alright haha. I would love to see some interviews/analysis from labor rights lawyers on its impact
He also missed another woman falsely accusing ex-MLB player Trevor Bauer of SA. She's now been indicted on fraud and extortion.
@@funkspinna Hope that gets shared around
@@kingofhearts3185 Doubt it. Such news doesn't seem to fit the narrative of these type channels. His previous false accuser, exposed with texts and video after the supposed SA, was never covered here, sadly.
@@funkspinna Sad to say you might be right. But we remind them when we can.
The sonic weapon likely utilizes constructive interference. It possible consists of multiple emitters that through interference have a higher impact in the desired area
Huge fan, Phil! I just wanted to clarify something as a third generation vet who has been around DoD and government people my whole life about a language choice in the last story:
In the Havana Syndrome story, the word the skeptics used was implausible. I only point this out because the meaning is actually different ("hard to believe" as opposed to "not possible"), and it's a curious word choice. Normally, a real skeptic will jump to the big hard-line words like "impossible", or use layman's terms like "highly unlikely". The fact they chose a less often used word that sounds like impossible might be coincidental, but is certainly interesting because it at the bare minimum shows they don't think it's outside the realm of possibility, just that they don't want to believe it. And when dealing with military intelligence, that kind of difference is usually not coincidental and very pointedly chosen.
"When someone says 'I hate Iran', that what they're saying is I hate the Iranian government. I hate the ruling class there." I really wish the media would do better about making this more clear to everyone. If the media as a whole could take the extra second when stating a headline to add the word "government" behind a country's name, maybe there wouldn't be so many people out there with blind hatred for an entire country of people who may or may not even believe in what their government is doing. So many stories about Russia this, Russia that. No, Russians are just people, the Russian government is the problem. The everyday people aren't inherently on the government's side. Same with Israel, South Sudan, Belarus, Palestine, the United States, and every other country out there... It's not a choice of Israel or Palestine, it's regular everyday human beings on both sides being taken advantage of by those who abuse any drop of power they get and use that power to commit acts of hatred and violence. Probably because its easier for humans to bond over a mutual hatred than actually take the time to find something in common that's productive to society.
Amen
I'm almost certain it's purposely done.
@@yegmeshjwp oh it was at one point but now it's the norm
If that is what you mean than maybe dont say "I hate Iran" to begin with. How hard is it for people to understand that it is not everyone else's job to figure out what you mean when you say stupid shit like "I hate Iran" It is YOUR job to SAY WHAT YOU MEAN not eveyone elses job to guess and it is not "the media" 's job to explain it to you either THINK FOR YOURSELF if someone says some blanket shit like "I hate Iran" they are most likely a bigoted piece of shit who lacks the depth of thought you are giving them the credit for.
Best take
I toured as a lighting guy for a few tours in the early 2000'.
Don't throw shit on stage!
I get that punters have a perfect view of the stage but standing on stage with lights focused on you can make it very hard to see the wind-up let alone the object coming for your head.
Unless a performer actively points at you and says throw it, DON'T.
Venues need to lay down the law and put it in the rider that objects thrown at the stage have 0 tolerance!
I think this issue with the country guy in Vancouver is he actively asks people to give them their phones so he can take selfies
If you can't call for peace without calling for violence, you're not calling for peace.
Phil: “(Harry Styles) He is not the focus today, instead….”
Thumbnail: features Harry Styles
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Phil knows Harry will get him more views :p He's one person I don't mind using him as "clickbait" because in my opinion he talks about important stuff.
I’m tired of the clickbait 😩
@@taylorpeck1688 I am too. I miss the old days when the thumbnails were of the people/topics primarily covered and were just celebrities who get a 1 second mention in the video.
Alec Baldwin story: that is not the way to get people on your cause. She was harassing the dude. He’s not a politician. I’m not a big Baldwin fan . Harassing people is ART to her? God she’s insufferable.
Mr. Baldwin was more patient than I would have been.
You can't smear the students just to turn around and say, maybe they are not so bad. Ridiculous, especially when 40k people died, while the students standing up for them are assaulted. Get a spine.
Why doesn't we, as black Americans, get this same treatment? There are hundreds of clan meetings every year in America.
As for that woman who's harassing the actor... It's not art it's not anything, but harassment. Even the server tried to get her away from him and she wouldn't. It's not art she's harassing.
The fact that people have to comment this and don't automatically know this is sickening itself, shes a beach, plain and simple and yes beaches exist in the real world, so do deck heads.
Civil disobedience is the only way to get change
If people in Gaza don’t have comfort what right do we have
Also ALEC Baldwin is publicly pro Israel
@@Ozonencb doesn’t change the fact that it falls under freedom of speech
@@MaidenHelllharassment isn't free speech. Go learn what something means before using it🤦🏻♀️
@@MaidenHelll no it doesnt fall under freedom of speech. you dont know what the meaning of that is so why comment and make and idiot of yourself
I have looked at so many outlets for somebody to please for the love of God. Talk about the protesters from the protesters point of view and you are the only resource I have found doing so. Thank you so much for the bottom of my heart for being better than most mainstream outlets out there right now.
Anti-Semitism is a real problem and misrepresenting the students on this campus does nothing but exacerbate the problem. I have seen so much irresponsible journalism around this and it's just heartbreaking.
The majority of what’s getting traction on these protests seems to be Op-Eds by people that are ardently Zionist (and support the way the “war” is being carried out) and also very right wing. If you look at the Op-Ed section of even “liberal” publications it is full of far-righters trying to present fascistic opinions under a veil of politeness.
it feels kinda disappointing that he didn't mention the reason for the protests though. divesting - columbia and many universities have money put into defense companies, and bds hasn't been talked about much in the mainstream media.
@@J-wm4sshe did talk abt it. But that’s not the issue with the protests. The issue is that they are occupying an area which Columbia has explicitly told them to leave numerous times and are committing acts of blatant antisemitism (screaming death to Jews, physical attacks, blocking Jews from entering campus, etc.). If they were peacefully protesting for BDS that would be one thing. But they aren’t.
@@J-wm4ssyou didn't even watch the episode, he says that literally at the start of his coverage.
Idk how you can watch these videos and come away with any opinion other than these people are monsters. If 10 people sit at a table and one is a nazi, you have 10 nazis. If one person is a terrorist supporter and racist and is cheering for the death of jews and you don't ostracize that person you have 10 terrorist supporters and their arguments are invalid
"Performance art" is going to be the new "It's just a prank bro"
For that whole people throwing stuff at celebrities, don't be surprised the next time you go to a concert and theirs a 30ft net surrounding the stage.
it sucks that while 95% percent of the students are doing protest peacefully it only takes a couple idiots to ruin the the protest and make them all seems hateful
But if you read the koran..
The thing is, it's not actually the people in the protest, they have made a point to police themselves and be a welcoming and inclusive place. It's actually people either outside of the campus or in other places all together.
It "sucks" because the protest disrupts classes. The protesters are assholes who don't care about fellow students
That's what they say, but the protests don't seem to be doing a good job distancing themselves from the rogue 5%. Maybe it's because of the similarities in the rhetoric?
the protests in question have nothing to do with Islam and everything to do with war crimes committed by Israel against civilians@@larryscarr3897
What I hate the most about the Alec Baldwin story is the fact that people will see this & think that all pro Palestine are this way
thats my biggest issue too. it makes the people actually protesting and putting in the work look bad. its not activism at that point anymore. it's publicity.
Thank you! 💯👆 As sooner who is Pro- Palestine, this is infuriating because hpw does it help?
I mean a lot of them are tbh. People in the us are brain damaged severely due to lack of teaching critical thinking. People that are willing to engage this deeply with politics tend to have something deeply wrong with them.
There seems to be a non-insignificant number of them like this, based on what I saw yesterday. Lotta cult members, just like on trumps side.
Well, I guess the protests aren't doing a good job distancing themselves from this isolated story
30,000+ Palestinians dead what more can you say….
oops shouldn't have supported hamas then,
ruhrow!
@@yosefyisrael12 hold on let me edit this: wtf do they have to do with half the civilians dead are children who weren’t around to “vote” for hummus? I’ll wait…
energy weapons !!?? i had this on in the background lol wtf
When you said that this was the second biggest arrest NYPD did since 1968 with the protests about the Vietnam War... my very first thought was "damn, it's like history is repeating itself."
In what sense?
@@NeoHellPoetin every sense, it’s obvious to everyone except the people who actively don’t want to admit it.
That's exactly what I was thinking 😅😅
War is back in Europe, fascism is spreading like wildfire across the globe, US is exporting genocide, cracking down on anti-genocide protesters with the ligering threath of nuclear holocaust bc a global hegemon can’t keep it’s fucking attack dog on a leash.
It feels very much like XX. century repeating itself.
Except in the ‘60s Jewish Americans were protesting the war, helping establish the NAACP, marching in Selma, and fighting for human rights, and now their descendants are being physically attacked and targeted with hate speech for their religion and birth.
There's a problem with how easily, if you say you stand for something, to be lumped in with every person who claims to be in that group. And no matter what group you join and what you believe in, there are always a bunch of awful people who don't know how to act. Then the opposing side will use the worst people in your group to define what the group is about. It's hard to stand for anything without getting into time-wasting bickering when this seems to be how things go.
Creating noise is an effective way to drown out the competition
Avoid mindlessly joining the masses and make up your mind for yourself 🤷🏽♂️
The idiots in any given room will always make themselves known.
Peace between Israel and Palestine is a laudable goal and should be championed and worked towards.
However, you can’t ignore the simple fact that the Pro-Palestinian movement itself has anti-Jewish roots and shaking that origin isn’t going to happen anytime soon. Especially with the rise of extremism in the world, searching for an other to direct their hatred towards.
What you described sounds like propaganda and misinformation, you should fight back against people who want to push lies.
Bro the audio from that Trump clip was wild. A billionaire can't afford a decent microphone? Holy crap.
Where the heck was the "Yesterday today" segment? I feel robbed.
Being a jerk in public is not “performance art.” It benefits absolutely nobody and just makes you look like a fool
“Building a weapon like this that could be easily transported is a technical impossibility”
The lady saw the Russian operator standing next to a black Mercedes (which was his). The sonic weapon could easily be built into his vehicle and be remote controlled using his phone.
"Not technologically feasible" 😂😂😂 I'm never believing that malarkey lmfao
The Alex Baldwin harassment being called performance art is the same when prank channels saying, “it’s just a prank bro.” It’s not, it is harassment. These people need to understand that they hurt their cause when they harass people around them that either disagree or don’t know of the issues.
I used to work at the stadium in Vancouver and it was literally our standard MO that we stopped serving alcohol an hour early for country concerts because those fans are literally the worst behaved. We've had metal bands, political speakers, shows where most of the audience are teens, and basically had no issues. But any time there was a country concert, the average of politeness and safety was much lower, and the likelihood of a fight was much higher.
Rednecks know how to party, but sometimes they take it too far.
I grew up in a small town. That is the problem. Most at those shows are rural folks who live simple but boring lives and rarely get a chance to get out or do anything. So when they do make a weekend of it out of town some get too sauced and act like fools.
Ooh, which venue, Rogers Arena? Pacific Colosseum? I used to work in live events in Vancouver so I’m super curious
@@FancyRPGCanada Yep, Rogers! Hahaha
I just immediately switch off whenever someone starts an apology with “my ‘art’ is a statement on society”
I wish Phil would have mentioned the suspensions or evictions at Columbia
If your target isn't prewarned , it's not performance art, it's harassment
Yep, the only thing that could negate it being harassment is him giving prior consent. He was clearly not consenting
Don’t be ridiculous
Baldwin being ambushed is ridiculous. Someone similarly ambushed Buzz Aldrin about the moon landed and was justifiably punched.
That was hilarious! 😂
Buzz Aldrin did that, not Neil Armstrong.
Requiring permission to protest is kind of a hilarious concept imo
The Alex Balwin thing - So a complete stranger goes up to Alec Baldwin and out of no where starts yelling asking that he says "Free Palestine" while she films. When that doesn't work she brings up a poor woman's awful death in an attempt to goad a reaction out of him. When he then reacts hitting the phone in an attempt to reduce the harassment he is being subjected to, she behaves like the victim. All of her behavior, including bringing up the death of a woman, is in the interest of internet clout. Got it. What a POS.
Being annoying can make me an artist now? That can be an 'art piece'? Then I've been an artist all my life!
Thank you for acknowledging that I am watching this on a Wednesday.
I'm watching this Wednesday going into Thursday 😂
That first story is infuriating. Not even addressing the blatent doushe-baggary that has incited so many others, performance art is specifically about creating art that cannot be replicated... SHE RECORDED IT!?
I'm all for free speach and despite the wild, progressive and powerful nature of performance art (look up Mao Sugiyama for the extremes and "Marina Abramovic and Ulay - A Minute of Silence" for a moving example) the core phylosophy of performance art is that is is non-replicable, non-commercial and puts no one in danger outside of those willing to "opt in" to the performance.
Certainly there is power in "ambusing" influential people but tell me, what added meaning did attacking Alec's personal trauma/issue with the death of his co-worker give? what was the planning? how much effort did she put into this "piece"? why was there no-one else recording nor any "performance suport" in the form of others helpping her pull off her piece? what message does this give?
She saw alec, and decided to chase clout citing a often misunderstood and nieche form of art to hide behind when it became clear that she was nothing more then a clout chasing sosiopath more interested in getting a reaction then making a statement.
The idiots who threw soup on art works and glued themselves to art gallaries made more effort then her. Pathetic.
(sorry for spelling mistakes, dyslexia is not a fun one. Source: i studdied performance art for my bachalors.)
Definitely thought Phil said "better boops" when talking about the dog food. I was like... that's an interesting (and much appreciated) metric
Forcing someone say something is literally the opposite point of getting people on your cause
I really like how you ended the MMA fight story. That he’s allowed to be an ass without bringing his religion into it. Thanks Phil.
His apology was wild
I disagree with one of the things he said at the end of the MMA story. When people say they hate a certain group of people from a different country, they actually mean it. They don't hate the government. How many time have we see a specific group of people getting attack when their home country government got out of control? This is proof the average person is not like what Phil said they are
@@Dave_of_Mordor as a Persian I'm ashamed of his actions and that he felt comfortable doing it but I gotta ask, what do you mean by that? What have we done to you
@@illya7195 go troll somewhere else
@@Dave_of_Mordor You seem to be making the exact mistake Phil tried to clarify, there's actually a million things someone could be talking about when they say "I hate [a country]" and you can usually tell based on context but if someones talking about a countries people they'll generally say "I hate the French, Americans, Indians" etc. or use a more derogatory word for those people. Especially in political contexts using the countries title rarely relates to the average working class citizens as they are not in control of what the country as a whole actually does, there will always be ignorant people that don't get this but they are not the majority
I kid you not, I just lost my beautiful, dumb, and amazing golden doodle this morning at 5a.m. seeing the ad about the dog food almost made me cry again. I'm so torn up. I never knew what it would be like to lose an amazing friend like my dog. I hope his tail is wagging when we meet again.
Baldwin has my full support and was not even a Fan of his.
“Now I am though!”
Thanks for sharing that story on Havana Syndrome! I'd hear about it when it was original being reported, but hadn't followed up. This update was very interesting, and I hope you might keep your viewers posted on it in the future!
It's not real dog. The US intelligence community has said so.
@@rickytorres8566 Well, if they did come out with a new conflicting position, I'd want to know. It wouldn't be the first time. Take for example, the US intelligence community's previous stance on Havana Syndrome.
@@rickytorres8566 You mean the same people who's job title is "Professional Liar"?
Bro what’s up with all the fucking tankies scurrying about in Phil’s comments😂 it’s seriously sickening
@@rickytorres8566 yes ofc because the US intelligence community has never hid anything from the public before *cough* the snowden disclosures *cough* *cough* tuskegee syphilis study *cough cough cough* vault 7 *cough*
Imagine calling yourself 'Crackhead Barney' and then expect anyone to take you seriously, especially after harassing someone. lmao
Thanks
"And as part of my performance art I coerced Alec Baldwin into saying 'free Palestine', and then the war ended, and Tom Hanks came and shook my hand and everyone clapped."
The MMA fighter story is why I love Phil, literally such a quick entertainment story that got to be an actually discussion on something real.
"when someone says 'I hate Iran' that what they're saying is that they hate the Iranian government, they hate the ruling class there". This verbiage isn't used when it is Israel/Palestine stories.
Exactly what I thought when Phil said that.
Unfortunately the reality is that many people use “criticism of Israel” as a cover for horrific antisemitism.
See also: the difference in government response between Ukraine and Gaza.
Phil's coverage has unfortunately been extremely pro-zionist. I have commented every time against it but the coverage has not wavered even a little.
And that’s the thing. Through this entire war, Israel has done a great job of weaponizing the Jewish faith and justifying their atrocities under the guise of protecting that faith. When there’s no separation between church and state everything gets muddy.
“Performance art” is a real funny way of saying harassment
10 years ago - "It's just a prank bro""
Today - "It's just performance art bro"
I was like
Is Phil uploading today?!?!!!??!! Lolol
"Performance artist" = I'm an asshole and pretend it's art.
It’s the same thing with nuisance streamers people use social media as an excuse to harass people for content these days
pathetically needy attention addict.
Fairly sure "performance artist" refers to stuff such as athletes and pretty much all circus numbers (be that with swings, with animals, or with red noses).
She is simply mislabeling herself, and the correct label is "predatory third-tier drama journalist"
@feha92 no those are just performers. Performance Art is different.
honestly i think part of the reason so many people throw things on stage, more specifically their phones, is because a few years ago a video from the head in the clouds festival went viral after someone threw their phone on stage with the video recording and korean r&b artist DPR picked up the phone and took a video on that fan’s phone while singing a really popular phone. i remember seeing that, and my first thought was “wow that person was really lucky” instead of “wow that was really dangerous.”