Ep. 368: The REAL Reason Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Is a Mega Success, Plus, Transgender Rachel Levine Calls for “Summer of PRIDE”

The Liz Wheeler Show

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4.9 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 June 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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As Taylor Swift sells out stadiums across the country for her Eras Tour, Liz breaks down the real reason her songs are such a hit, and how it’s completely contradictory to the type of feminism she supports now. Plus, Rachel Levine says pride month isn’t over at the end of June, declaring it the "summer of pride." This is all part of an evil strategy the Left has to capture your children, and Liz reveals their three main goals by showing some HORRIFIC videos and stories from "pride month" this year. This is the Liz Wheeler Show. -- Advertisers: Cozy Earth provides the softest, most luxurious sheets on the planet. Save 35% on Cozy Earth bamboo bedding at https://cozyearth.com/liz35. Sign your Statement of Support for Pro-Life Students. Text LIZ to 20401 to tell pro-life students on the front lines that you have their backs. Get up to $1,500 of free silver today with American Hartford Gold: Call 866-781-7499 or text LIZ to 6-5-5-3-2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	My most controversial opinion is that bicyclists should not be allowed on roads because they always go
0:13.3	significantly under the speed limit and it holds up traffic. I live in kind of a rural area with
0:18.4	winding roads. So you can't just zip your car around a bicycle that's not riding on the edge of
0:24.7	the road. They're riding in the middle of the road, just a two lane road. You can zip around them
0:28.6	because there's a curve. So you can't tell if another car is coming at you. So I literally
0:32.8	spent a mile and a half on a 40 mile an hour road going 22 miles an hour before I could go around
0:38.7	a bicyclist. I don't understand why we tolerate bicyclists on the road truly. They are participating
0:44.4	in a recreational activity that hinders everyone else. This, we as drivers of cars would get a ticket
0:52.3	by police if we went half of what the speed limit called for. If I was going 25 miles an hour and a
0:58.0	40 mile an hour speed limit, I am violating the law. So if a bicyclist cannot go the speed
1:03.0	limit, if he cannot ride his bike, according to the law that I am required to follow as a driver of
1:07.4	a car, he should not be allowed on the road. He is after all. This is not about climate change,
1:12.0	it's not about environmentalism. He's definitely not going to work. He's just out there doing his
1:16.0	recreational activity. Imagine if I just did my recreational activity in the middle of the road
1:21.0	and forced everyone to accommodate their driving to it. If I was just like golfing out in the
1:25.9	middle of the road, I was like, oh, sorry guys, I know you're driving. You're driving your kid to
1:29.3	the park. You're trying to get to a doctor's point. You're going to church. But let me just finish
1:32.5	out my putting and chipping here in the middle of the road. And you'll just have to hang back and
1:36.8	wait because that's how we do things here. Bicyclists should be banned from roads. We should take a
1:42.5	stand as a society on this. We should not tolerate it any more. And I really want to say, I appreciate
1:48.4	everyone's solidarity online. I posted this on my Twitter and on my Instagram. And I thought maybe
1:52.6	I'd get some backlash for this opinion because it could be viewed as a controversial opinion.
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