For every start of a new year also comes the annual World Economic Forum in Davos where unelected bureaucrats lecture the world with their self-appointed God complex. Today’s show featured a resurfaced clip of Prof. Yuval Noah Harari claiming that human rights are nothing more than a figure of your imagination.

"It's the worst time of the year," Crowder said. "I think it shows the fundamental difference between Conservatism and Progressive and this idea of globalism. You rarely get something that is so encapsulating of what is wrong with the left. I like borders. I want the United States to be different from the rest.”

Harari is the best-selling author of the book "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind." It was recommended by Barack Obama and Bill Gates, so no one has to tell you how bad it is. Harari believes that "free will" is a "myth" and not a "scientific reality" and therefore, our will is not free.

In his resurfaced Ted Talk, he explains how human rights are not actually a thing and it is not any more real than the tooth fairy.

“Let’s say it’s all fiction. Secular Humanism is still really dumb,” Crowder said. “Human rights are based on natural rights. You are born with inalienable rights that the government serves to protect. Why? Because you are born with them because there is a God who created you.”

Without natural rights, there could be no gay people getting married or abolition of slavery.

“There can be no civil rights without the understanding of human rights. If it is just a civil right, the government can choose to grant it or not,” Crowder said. “[Slavery] was abolished because people said it was a fundamental violation of human rights, or as this man would refer to ‘fictional'.”

St Augustine said: “An unjust law is no law at all.”

“Every single thing that this man makes would justify every great violation of rights and atrocities we have seen throughout history,” Crowder said. “If you don't believe in evil, go look up Unit 731. [His] worldview allowed human beings to be cut open because they have no rights.”

Harari claims we are no different than a woodpecker in the fact that we have as many rights as them because you can’t find “rights” if you cut someone open.

“Just because you can’t see [rights] does not mean it does not exist,” Crowder said. "Everything about the WEF is anti-human."