Cut the Bull

Andrew Gutmann is the father who gained national exposure when the letter he wrote to the parents of his daughter's NYC private school, The Brearley School, went viral.

Since then, he has been fighting tirelessly for "classical" liberal values,  founding Speak Up For Education and cofounding the Institute for Liberal Values.

In this episode, the home team discusses what is actually being pushed in schools beyond the claim of "black history" and Will asks, "What's the return on investment in a $54K education?"

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This week we discuss IQ and other abilities across racial lines and whether differences are primarily due to genetics, culture, or a combination of things.

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In this episode, Triggernometry co-host Konstantin Kisin joins the home team to discuss his long Twitter thread discussing possible reasons for vaccine hesitancy and overall mistrust of government and traditional power sources. They also discuss cancel culture, the media, and the state of comedy.

Wilfred comes in, drops some truth bombs, and exits - off to spread logic.

Can Shemeka get through an entire episode without mentioning our more corpulent brothers and sisters?

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Jennifer Kabbany, editor of the College Fix, is our guest. She alerts us that cancel culture, free speech issues, DEI extremism, and hate crime hoaxes haven't stopped while we've been distracted by COVID-19 or the fight over critical race theory in K-12, in fact, she says it has gotten worse.

Shemeka goes to college and Will goes to a bar.

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In this episode, we talk to actor, producer, and director Nick Searcy about Hollywood, COVID restrictions, public shaming, and what's wrong with the GOP. 

Surprisingly, the conversation shifts to obesity.

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onsider Culture's Chi Brown makes a triumphant return to excoriate those who advance white supremacy under the guise of promoting equity. Shemeka and Will take us down the path of obesity, single parent households, embracing bad cultural norms.

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Charles and Will desert Shemeka, leaving her to close the show alone.

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The Cut The Bull crew is joined by Gabrielle Clark, a concerned parent at the center of a lawsuit against Democracy Prep and the Nevada State Public Charter School Authority. She tells her shocking account of discrimination, racial essentialism, white guilt, bullying, and inappropriate sexual content. And this from a black mother.

As usual, the team , with Will's knowledge of history, Charles's cultural awareness, and Shemeka's bluntness, stretch the conversation. They discuss sexual education, amoral teachers trying to instill morals, and whites teaching black history.

Finally, Will explains that being called a colonizer and conqueror is  not an insult and Shemeka wants to learn about different Niggas.

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This week's guest is Batya Ungar-Sargon, deputy opinion editor at Newsweek, co-host of the The Debate Podcast, and author of the upcoming book, Bad News: How Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy.

In this episode, Charles, Shemeka, and Batya discuss her new book, elites vs. the populace, and media distortion.

Next, Batya hosts a mini podcast where she interviews Charles and Shemeka on issues of race, their backgrounds, and the Confederate Flag.

Finally, Batya and Charles have a peaceful disagreement on black farmers (though Charles argues it wasn't a disagreement) and Wilfred joins in time to cut the bull and use his "Taboo" approach to bring frankness to the issue.

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Kenny Xu joins the team this week to discuss his new book, An Inconvenient Minority set to release Tuesday, July 13th. It focuses on the Harvard case highlighting discrimination against Asian American students, the role Asians Americans play in the fabric of America, and how they crush the stereotypes of immigrant life.

They ask the important questions like, Is it fair or moral to use race in admission decisions, will it produce the desired results, and who is really hurt by overlooking merit?

Shemeka makes a grand entrance.

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This week we're joined by former Smith College employee Jodi Shaw. We discuss the need to self-describe as liberal/conservative, how the debate over race is distracting from our real problems, the advantages of addressing cultural issues through entertainment and sports, and of course, the release of Bill Cosby.

If that's not enough, Shemeka explains why giving women power is ruining the country, the problem with supporting immoral acts but banning words dismissive of those acts, and how O.J. Simpson's blood got at the crime scene, while Will explains the problem with secret anal.

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