They all want to be a small group of people who are controlling everyone and everything.

Hi, everybody. Welcome to The Virtue Signal. I'm Bill Whittle here with my friend and associate

Alfonso, Rachel, and this is the show where we talk a little bit about some of the philosophy

and the morality behind the politics of the day. And so we've been... Or lack there of.

Yeah, or lack there of, exactly. That's probably a better way of put it. The vice alert, we'll call it.

So we've not through any of our own volition, really,

but we've landed on this transgender issue several times in the course of this show

because it is the, it's the active bulldozer that's currently going on as far as the left is concerned.

And there's been a really unusual, and I think kind of a positive sign reaction.

So for those of you who may have been sleeping for the last couple weeks,

Bud Light had hired a new vice president in terms of marketing,

and she had done a bunch of woke commercials featuring, you know, a couple of super left wing, Amy Schumer and I can never remember his name because he's not that memorable. Yeah. And this other guy. You didn't even have to drink any bloodlides, forget. No, no, I just completely forgot.

Right on the tip of my, Josh, whatever. Anyway, so they're sitting there talking about income inequality while they, you know, drink their bud lights.

And then for the Super Bowl, they spent a ton of money on a husband coming home to dance with his wife with love and his eyes. And she made it clear about three days before the storm broke that,

that she is responsible for the future of Bud Light. And she thought that Bud Light was a little

too blue collar, a little too fratish. I think she said too much frat boy. So, and no one's,

people are frantically trying to, to deny this now. But at some point somewhere, somebody in the Anheiser

Bush organization approved Dylan Mulvaney, who's kind of a real attention seeker before

becoming, you know, the woman of the year. Yeah. And...

Walk and talking Disney character, man. Exactly. The term woman face has been applied here in the same way that black face was offensive

portrayal of blacks with the accent and all of the, you know, stereotypical speech patterns

and behaviors.

...