Scott Pelley

It's like, I don't know.

Why do we have to have this argument at all all the time?

You know, it's like, well, the trans story hour.

It's not only for the kids.

There's some adults there.

It's at a library.

Sure.

It's like.

Do we have to keep arguing this insane point that we just don't want kids exposed to graphic things at a young age?

Can we just leave it at that?

Or do we have to just keep arguing about this?

All right.

Well, lots of thoughts to progressive people.

Democrats, if you said this guy threw a racial slur at that black man, he dropped an N-bomb.

So the black man stabbed him.

Their thought on that was, well, that guy should have never said anything.

I mean, they actually think that it's okay to perpetrate violence upon somebody if somebody said something that was racially offensive to that group.

So they're sort of down with the cause that way, which is a weird thing.

Like, they'll do it all the time, and I'll go...

You understand, no matter what somebody says, it doesn't justify stabbing them, punching them, pushing them onto train tracks, whatever it is.