On this week's show, Taylor and Clare discuss the new Republican Speaker of the House, who says there's insufficient evidence to impeach Joe Biden. Plus, a new documentary from Lauren Southern, Infringed: Gun Rights in America, breaking down the issue of gun rights in this country.
00:00:04.000So we got this new Republican Speaker of the House, and the good news is, he says there's insufficient evidence to impeach Joe Biden.
00:00:12.000And he gave a great speech where he said, look, impeachment requires these things, and though we have evidence of these things, we don't have evidence of those things, so we're not going to be able to impeach him.
00:00:22.000And I'm seeing a lot of people are kind of angry about it.
00:00:28.000I am now a... I'm pro-Biden, ladies and gentlemen.
00:00:31.000I want Joe Biden to be the Democratic nominee.
00:00:33.000I am happy that the Republicans have seen it clearly and understand now that Joe is a great guy and should stay president and he should be the Democrat nominee in 2024.
00:01:07.000They're running these passive headlines of like impeachment may be slowing down because the Democrats and the corporate press are like, oh, we needed the Republicans to boot Joe Biden.
00:01:19.000And now that he's in, So we'll talk about that.
00:01:23.000A couple other stories, you know, just whatever.
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00:02:46.000Joining us tonight to talk about this and everything else is Taylor Hanson.
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00:05:00.000President Biden, Secretary Blinken, any of the Biden family members and associates, or anyone who seeks to clear their name.
00:05:07.000Anybody involved in this investigation at all, you can come right here.
00:05:10.000You are welcome here in Congress to our committees.
00:05:14.000We on the House Judiciary Committee, House Oversight Committee, Weaponization Committee, the Ways and Means Committee, any of them.
00:05:20.000Pick your committee and we'll bring you in and you can clear your name.
00:05:24.000Mr. Speaker, we would love to return our full focus to our regular and important work here.
00:05:31.000But the facts in our sworn oath to defend the Constitution require this inquiry.
00:05:36.000And I'll close with this, and I'm going to bring up a couple of my colleagues who will share their thoughts as well.
00:05:42.000But remember that Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution itself expressly states, That the sole power of impeachment belongs here to this house.
00:05:51.000And then Article 2, Section 4 says, listen to the language carefully.
00:05:54.000It's expressly written in the Constitution.
00:05:59.000It says in Article 2, Section 4, that the president shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
00:06:14.000My friends, I just listed just a small sample, just the tip of the iceberg of the credible allegations and the mounting evidence that shows that Joseph Biden Has engaged in bribery schemes, pay to play schemes.
00:07:09.000Yeah, it's kind of hilarious that the Washington Post headline is sort of scolding Mike Johnson for not moving forward with the impeachment we all theoretically wanted for a while, but it just goes to show you the DNC absolutely hates Biden.
00:07:24.000I mean, they know that Biden is the weakest candidate here, and if they can keep him in and allow him to essentially ruin the country for as long as he has and the rest of his election, I think they know what they're doing here.
00:07:49.000In a closed-door meeting with House GOP moderates this week, he indicated that there is insufficient evidence at the moment to initiate formal impeachment proceedings, according to people who attended the meeting.
00:07:57.000We'll just go where the evidence goes, and we're not there yet.
00:07:59.000And then you have, from the Hill, four days ago, Mike Johnson has accused Biden of bribery, now impeachment is in his hands.
00:08:07.000As he's coming into the speakership, this is what the guy was all about.
00:09:14.000It seems like they're just using him as a shield.
00:09:16.000Yeah, scapegoat down the line. Well, and if Biden got impeached and Kamala became president,
00:09:21.000it actually would potentially set her up for a run for the White House permanently. And I don't
00:09:25.000think anyone wants that, including the DNC. She's historically unpopular. And I think, generally,
00:09:32.000it looks like the DNC ultimately wants to run Newsom. And so impeaching Joe Biden gets them
00:09:37.000a half step closer, but it's not perfect.
00:09:39.000The RNC knows that ultimately Joe Biden is their best bet because he is splitting his own voters in every direction you can see.
00:09:47.000And so even though the RNC doesn't know who they want to run, it's probably going to be Trump, they know that Biden is the best opposition because he'll avoid debates and the American public doesn't trust or like him.
00:09:58.000The Swing states are a perfect example of his support right now.
00:10:08.000Especially, and if you're a Democrat, you're probably, you're probably operating under the assumption that the Republicans are lying about their view of the evidence, too.
00:10:16.000Because they just put out, what is it, two different checks?
00:10:47.000Is the question then, are House Republicans actually doing a disservice to the American people if they know that he's impeachable?
00:10:53.000Even if it's strategically for the election, it's better to leave Biden in.
00:10:57.000Are they failing in their own responsibilities by not impeaching him, right?
00:11:02.000I'd say that's, I mean, that's, yes, they're failing in their responsibilities, but if you want to win an election, you got to do things like this.
00:11:09.000And clearly, we have lost election after election after election.
00:11:13.000I mean, you saw Vivek Teran to Ronna McDaniel on the stage.
00:11:26.000But Vivek, across the board, every step of the way, I would say Trump's key moments like, only Rosie O'Donnell and you'd be in jail, individually as moments, are the best moments of debates, but the sustained performance Vivek had, just ripping the machine to shreds, I think was the best overall.
00:11:50.000No, I think part of the thing about Trump is that he is a sustained, I can't talk tonight, sustained performance throughout his whole campaign, right?
00:13:23.000I mean, that should be a tell of itself that the fact that all of the independents who are coming out ultimately, no matter what the mainstream media tells you, hemorrhage voters away from Biden who can't keep them anyways because they think he's too old and they're not confident in his performance.
00:13:37.000The best thing he can do for Republicans is stay where he is because he's a roadblock for the DNC.
00:13:44.000But again, theoretically, if he did all these things wrong, he should be impeached.
00:14:35.000I think he is, what I said of Vivek the other day, is that he is the right-leaning leader of the millennial generation.
00:14:42.000That is to say, I am not saying he is a leader of all millennials.
00:14:45.000I am saying, of the millennials, of the millennials and younger, and even some older people, but I mean, he speaks really, really well for millennials.
00:14:54.000Of those who are leaning moderate to right, maybe post-liberal or conservative, this guy is on top of all of the issues.
00:15:00.000I am not saying, for each individual person, He is the best candidate for you and that you would like him.
00:15:06.000I'm saying he is a wider base across millennials leaning to the right and so he is like the frontrunner for our generation.
00:15:14.000And I think with a slightly different personality, you know, if he wasn't so willing to be front of stage, he actually would have been an RNC top donor and kingmaker in a lot of ways.
00:15:23.000He has the finances and he can spot where Certain issues are leaning.
00:15:27.000I mean, he is good and he's well-versed because he recognized where there was an opportunity for the Republican, for the conservative movement to grow.
00:15:34.000And if he, again, if he didn't want to be the person in charge, if he wanted a more backstage presence, he would have been the guy that Ron McDaniels goes to and is like, please, please, please, who do you like?
00:15:46.000And it would have been a position of influence that I ultimately hope there is a young millennial with good American first values Having, but right now Vivek is sort of the leader in this category.
00:15:55.000I'm kind of leaning towards just banning super PACs and PACs.
00:16:01.000It's tough because this conversation has come up quite a bit in the past 10 plus years where you have the Citizens United ruling, a question of whether or not you can give unlimited funds to super PACs, what are the rules, and we all know that these politicians are coordinating with their PACs and their super PACs.
00:16:17.000They're just not formally coordinating.
00:16:20.000You know, a guy that I met, my neighbor meets a guy, and they talk about what the plan is, and then I tell them my plan, and he tells them the plan, and then everyone enacts the same plan.
00:16:59.000My issue is when some ultra-wealthy dude who works at a major pharmaceutical company says, I don't want to leave my $13 million a year job, so I'll just give $5 million to this PAC to get a guy elected who will work for me.
00:18:02.000I think, ultimately, there's no way to divorce American politics from the influence of wealth, and maybe there should be more safeguards in place.
00:18:11.000I think the thing that I am most interested in is The way that wealth could influence smaller elections, but we actually see more political donors, even at, you know, the elite level, become active at the presidential.
00:18:25.000I would like to see people who have the money, like, maybe there shouldn't be super PACs, but either way, in the current system that we have, wealthy donors hopefully would be more active on a local and state level and not just only come out every four years.
00:18:37.000Well, the donor class is always going to exist.
00:18:39.000There's really nothing you can do to stop the donor class from giving people money.
00:18:43.000I want to jump to this story from NBC News.
00:18:55.000The FBI put a pause on briefings with tech companies due to an ongoing lawsuit, adding to a broader breakdown in a system meant to guard against influence operations and to ensure election integrity.
00:19:13.000But let me read you the opening paragraph.
00:19:15.000A once robust alliance of federal agencies, tech companies, election officials, and researchers that work together to thwart foreign propaganda and disinformation has fragmented after years of sustained Republican attacks.
00:19:28.000Publicans are so mean to the FBI, they just start ruining their lives.
00:19:32.000So an illegal and unconstitutional conspiracy between intelligence agencies and tech companies to silence the opinions of American citizens has been thwarted.
00:19:53.000Around the same time that NBC is reporting the fracturing of this government coalition, there's a bunch of layoffs being reported at various digital media outlets.
00:20:03.000How much do you want to bet the federal government is illicitly supplying funding to digital media companies to hire people specifically for the purpose of lying to manipulate the public?
00:20:15.000Didn't Vice just lay off some more people and then Jubilee completely shut down?
00:20:26.000And I'm not saying that these companies are funded by the CIA or anything like that, but there are If you do the research, and there's a lot of stories that we've talked about over the years, and stories that I've covered several years ago, you do often see this.
00:20:42.000There is government programs that provide funding that typically get used for propagandistic efforts.
00:20:47.000We know that the federal government provides craploads of monies to public radio, which gets... They do this game where it's like NPR doesn't get government funding, and then it turns out that, no, some other organization gets funding, which then provides funding to NPR, so it's circuitous, but we see what you're doing.
00:21:03.000The CIA would never, never fund something to further push their interests.
00:21:13.000Honestly, it's very interesting that whenever you get these stories of, like, government programs ending, there's a bunch of layoffs in the corporate press.
00:21:23.000The tech companies were colluding with the government to suppress the free speech of American citizens in violation of the First Amendment.
00:21:32.000The Republicans are shutting them down, and now they're whinging about it.
00:21:36.000Do you think people read this first sentence, a once-robust alliance of federal agencies, tech companies, election officials, and researchers, and think, these are the people I want to have in a robust alliance?
00:21:53.000But I just wonder if the average American looks at this and says, oh, they are trying to pull it over me because people don't trust the government.
00:22:21.000I can't speak too much to Vladimir Putin because I don't know enough about Russia, but he appears to do many things that I would describe as self-interested and evil.
00:22:39.000We can see the things they do in terms of militaristic expansion, the way they seize property, the way they control the lives of the people who live in China, the videos of people being tortured by police.
00:22:56.000But these intelligence agencies and the things they're doing, this is evil.
00:23:00.000I'm sorry, they might sit there and think I'm the good guy.
00:23:03.000No, you're a crackpot evil despot who thinks that your life is better than someone else's and you have a right to dictate what they think and do.
00:23:29.000If it is that 60% of the Americans are so dumb they vote for a dumb policy which causes problems for this country and serious ones, it is better than if you have one crackpot who believes tons of crackpot things and then drives the country into the toilet.
00:23:46.000What appears to be happening now is this country is no longer operating in a decentralized
00:23:59.000And then in the meantime, they're saying, but it's everyone else who's the problem.
00:24:03.000Dude, let grandma post her stupid memes on Facebook.
00:24:07.000Let people be wrong, and let the best ideas win.
00:24:11.000When you try to control everything, and regulate everything, we, look, there's a great meme Luke posted, Luke Wachowski posted, and it's the private sector from 1950 to today, and the public sector from 1950 to today.
00:24:34.000What these people do is they're stuck in this stagnant reality where they can't adjust to the changing world, and they think that the solutions are going to be 50-year-old solutions.
00:24:47.000They think that they have to control the minds of the American people, but this stagnates our ability to solve our own problems.
00:24:52.000So how about you let grandma post her memes, you shut up, and we'll vote for who we want to vote for?
00:24:57.000Because we would be infinitely better off if Donald Trump won in 2020 than where we are today, with a crippled economy on the verge of World War III.
00:25:11.000Next thing that's going to happen is China's going to invade Taiwan, and Joe Biden's going to go, oh, come on, man!
00:25:16.000And if Donald Trump was president, at the very least, these things would be happening slower.
00:25:20.000But I also think they probably wouldn't be happening at all.
00:25:23.000You see the parallels between how sensitive the CCP is about controlling information and about criticism within their own country.
00:25:30.000And it's almost like America is, I mean, I'd say slowly, but more now, now, fastly shifting to that same direction of you have to censor online, you have to absolutely control grandma's memes online, even if they're inaccurate or if they're accurate.
00:25:43.000And it's like, America is essentially becoming the exact same thing that the CCP is, trying to control and centralize all this information.
00:27:06.000Well, Vivek, on Luke Radowski's podcast after the debate – debate, yeah, if I can speak today – he laid out almost a good five-year plan about basically releasing Twitter files, but for all social media agencies, and just really exposing how deep all of this goes and how deep the CIA and the FBI actually meddle into it.
00:27:26.000Vivek's basically going up on stage and being like, anyone who's paying attention to what's going on, I have your answers.
00:27:32.000The problem is, to win votes, you probably have to... Like, there's a reason why these politicians behave the way they do.
00:27:40.000Because Vivek going up there and saying, listen, this is a thing that's happening, a lot of people are going to be like, what's he talking about?
00:27:45.000And then you're going to get Ron DeSantis or Nikki Haley saying some, you know, blathering about some mindless platitudes, and it just sounds good.
00:27:52.000I think there is a very serious division between those on Twitter and those who are not on Twitter in America.
00:28:32.000You know the meme of the two guys on the bus, and one guy's looking at the dreary rocks, and the other guy's looking at the valley and the sun?
00:28:40.000And the guy looking at the sun is smiling, and the guy looking at the cliff is sad.
00:29:05.000What it should be is, if you want to do that, the guy who's watching the news is sad, but he's alive, and the guy who's not watching the news has a bunch of needles in his back, has a guy stealing money out of his back pocket, his kids are being dragged away by a creepo, and he's just like, I have no idea what's going on and I don't care and it makes me happy.
00:29:22.000It's like, let the world collapse all around you, let your children be indoctrinated and groomed, your money be taken to blow up kids, to get injected full of crazy whatever drugs a doctor, you know, is claiming you gotta get, and that's when you don't know what's going on in the world.
00:29:37.000You don't pay attention, you and your family suffer, and the future generations suffer.
00:29:42.000Those are the same people that, you know, say, oh, as long as it doesn't affect me doing X or this, you know, if I get, as long as I can get a beer at the end of the day, then, uh, you know, it doesn't worry me.
00:29:51.000It worries you very quickly when things start hitting the fan as they are right now.
00:29:57.000I think, sorry, are you gonna say something?
00:29:58.000Oh, I was just gonna say, Tim, we had, uh, I think, um, Genocide Losing My Mind reached, was there a year anniversary for that a couple days ago?
00:30:05.000I was reading a comment and someone was like, Anyone back here a year later thinking, like, wow, they knew ahead of time.
00:30:11.000Crazy, because, like, it was before the Ukraine thing.
00:30:14.000I mean, 80% of that song was written 20 years ago.
00:30:18.000True, but it was just kind of funny how we had put that video out and, like, the bridge is just, like...
00:30:38.000They wrote that article and it said woke activist and skinhead try arguing but end up agreeing on everything and then someone was like Babylon Bee strikes again and there's an article saying like why are neo-nazis joining pro-Palestinian protests?
00:30:51.000Speaking of that Ryan Long and Danny Polashuk video where it has like the hardcore racist guy and someone who's like in BLM.
00:32:14.000Millennials' approval for same-sex marriage went up.
00:32:17.000Generation X went up, and boomers went up, and Gen Z went down.
00:32:22.000So, what Matthew Iglesias says is that it's probably a fluke.
00:32:26.000However, he goes on to say, I do think we now have a good amount of evidence that Zoomers are gonna be more conservative than Millennials, but this particular finding is just really fishy.
00:32:37.000Sure, that may be, but the data shows it.
00:33:42.000They are lonely, they are isolated, they don't have significant others, and they're feeling like this weird, neo-woke, whatever you want to call it, world, this cultural world, is causing them relationship problems they don't see in the older generations.
00:33:56.000So interestingly, Gen Z looks to Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers, and they're probably thinking, how come they were able to do it?
00:34:02.000What's going on today is bullish, and it sucks!
00:34:06.000And then the old generation, who has it, are like, we should be more accepting and progressive, causing problems for the young people.
00:34:13.000I also think, outside of all of this, the biggest and most important component here is, liberals don't have kids.
00:34:21.000And 20 years ago, when Gen Z was being created in passionate lovemaking, More conservatives had kids than liberals, and that means there are more Gen Z conservatives than liberals.
00:34:32.000Well, and conservatives weren't killing their kids at mass rallies like liberals do.
00:35:02.000There's only so much indoctrinating can do, and it can convince people, it can change people, but it can't be as pronounced as literal biological reality of human beings who are created in conservative spaces.
00:35:15.000So, like, the indoctrination needs to take place in areas where the left has control or is taking control.
00:35:20.000But conservatives are pushing back in the culture war, which means they're losing.
00:35:23.000But more importantly, One of the most important things outside of biological reality is the economic reality.
00:35:31.000Even the child of a leftist family is now wondering why it is they can't find a boyfriend or girlfriend, they can't find a job, and they feel so lonely.
00:35:38.000And they're looking around them and saying, everything we have is worse than what it used to be.
00:35:43.000And so you're going to get people who are going to keep saying, return.
00:35:45.000How about the V, you know what I mean?
00:35:47.000I love this chart because it just tells you the baby boomers were out living life and then we restricted lockdown and plugged in Gen Z. I mean every generation here got progressively more online and Gen Z was the first generation to live through a lockdown.
00:36:03.000No, but these experiences, the culture, the community are really valuable things.
00:36:15.000And so they're looking around and saying, we talked about this once, the fact that Gen Z, especially on TikTok, they're obsessively trying on different fashion trends from decades before.
00:36:24.000And they're saying, We wanted what you guys had.
00:36:29.000They want the baby boomer life where they can go out without their cell phone and go get, you know, drunk in the woods with their teenage friends or whatever kids did because they can't do these things because their life is perpetually online and they have no social community.
00:36:41.000When you see how cancerous the dating pools are nowadays too.
00:36:58.000I went to church when I was a kid, stopped going around 12, never went again.
00:37:01.000But I'm telling you, it's not about just like some faith in God or anything.
00:37:06.000It is about being part of a community that looks out for each other.
00:37:10.000And if you don't want to do that, that's fine.
00:37:12.000You need to find a community and build one up.
00:37:16.000See, the issue is for the boomers, 71% were going to religious services.
00:37:20.000So, of course, they were able to have a boyfriend or girlfriend.
00:37:25.000Of course, they did not feel as lonely or isolated.
00:37:28.000Surprisingly, they drank and smoked way more.
00:37:31.000And this is pot, or alcohol, or cigarettes.
00:37:34.000So they're probably all smoking cigarettes, to be fair.
00:37:36.000But the reality is, when you look at this chart, Religious, regularly attending religious services means they are constantly in a social environment.
00:38:04.000Like, I can understand that for a 24-year-old guy who does not know how to do these things, but I was, like, surprised to learn, man, even for young women, they're experiencing many of these similar things because it's not about whether you're a man or a woman for the most part, it's whether or not you know how to socialize or you are a terminally online person.
00:38:21.000It's almost like skewing gender roles is a bad thing for dating.
00:38:25.000It's almost like women are supposed to be women and men are supposed to be men, and we have a mutually beneficial relationship, and when you start to skew that, it makes people more lonely.
00:38:34.000I mean, no man is going to go hang out with another man that was a woman, and you're not going to seek that exact same relationship.
00:38:40.000I mean, some of you might, but it doesn't work out.
00:38:42.000I think it progresses into marriage too, right?
00:38:44.000I mean, as soon as we sent women to the workforce, we saw a complete collapse in their more traditional roles.
00:38:51.000This is typically something women manage in the home.
00:38:53.000It's typically women who organize the social calendar.
00:38:56.000And so if you have two working people who are obsessed all the time plugged into their laptop job, The idea that there's community that they foster among themselves and among their children just completely goes away.
00:39:07.000People don't realize how important the gender roles were for society.
00:39:11.000They think it's just something that happened to oppressed women.
00:40:16.000There was literally years that high schoolers went from being like, like, I know people who were freshmen in high school the year lockdown happened, right?
00:40:24.000Then for the next basically two years... But is that Gen Z?
00:40:30.000I mean, this is true of a lot of people.
00:40:31.000And if you're not, I mean, this is true in a lot of situations.
00:40:34.000You have to start making friends too in order to maintain friendship.
00:40:37.000So if they never got that introduction, especially during this age where socializing is actually something the brain desperately needs to practice, then you are... It's more challenging to make friends, it gets more comfortable to stay online and talk on anonymous, you know, internet forums, whatever else.
00:40:52.000The internet is good in a lot of ways, but ultimately I think a lot of people have been using it to avoid practicing normal social skills that baby boomers just did because that was how we operated in society.
00:41:07.000So, uh, influence on parental education.
00:41:09.000Kids who had two parents were more likely, substantially more likely, to take private art or music lessons, play in a competitive sport, regularly attend religious services, and substantially less likely to drink alcohol, smoke pot, or cigarettes occasionally.
00:41:22.000Unsurprising that two-parent homes are better.
00:41:59.000And I think I had a video of this earlier.
00:42:01.000There's a black market sperm donation thing happening on Facebook, where women are like,
00:42:06.000I'm trying to get pregnant, so I need a donor.
00:42:08.000And it's just like, it's the weirdest thing.
00:42:12.000This is what's what what has evolved of procreation.
00:42:15.000I seriously think we're going towards pod babies because women are like, I'm going to keep my there's a movie about it.
00:42:20.000I forgot what it's called, but it's like a woman wants to have a kid, but she's a careerist.
00:42:24.000So she ends up getting a pod where the baby grows in a thing and they put in the closet.
00:42:27.000Which is a metaphor for motherhood there, right?
00:42:30.000She's gonna have it happen somewhere where she's not actually having to deal with it at all.
00:42:32.000Well, you bring it to work, and then you put it in the closet.
00:42:34.000But it's like, it's kind of a bad ending anyway.
00:42:37.000But I think that's definitely where we're going.
00:42:38.000One of the big trends now is that women are seeking unvaccinated sperm only.
00:42:43.000But in one of those posts, the woman was like, I want to, you know, I want a man to come and donate in person, the natural way, and then leave, and I'll take care of the baby on my own.
00:43:11.000I don't know since when, I just noticed it a couple- Men don't know about these things, I guess.
00:43:14.000Next to condoms, it seems counterproductive.
00:43:15.000Cause it's all like, the aisles are near each other.
00:43:17.000I'm not gonna talk about my shopping habits, but you know, like, the thing is, if you're trying to buy any kind of care item for women, they'll put them next to, like, whatever.
00:43:24.000It's saying, you don't need men for this.
00:45:52.000That's how, I mean, I feel like childbearing in general is going, especially when you have, like, the same-sex couples just buying kids now.
00:45:58.000It almost just seems like a trophy at this point.
00:46:00.000And they're less caring about, you know, having a mom and a dad in a traditional family.
00:46:04.000Sorry, we have to ignore that muscled-ass table.
00:46:08.000It looked like a COVID test of some kind, and it was like, all of a sudden, it was like... It's like a jelly... You know those things they use to put the jelly in the jelly donuts?
00:46:21.000Hey, we are talking about the struggles of Gen Z and how they want to have families and why their policies are changing and you mention Target selling at-home insemination kits.
00:46:29.000But isn't that weird that Target is like- We men did not bring this up.
00:46:32.000It's weird to me that Target would be like, well, let's just embrace the fact that we actually don't care if children have fathers present.
00:46:39.000We're just trying to see that you can have a child and we don't really care what happens.
00:46:44.000I think, you know, your family planning...
00:46:48.000Business is your own, but I think ultimately we would like a culture where it wasn't just widely accepted that we expect the family unit to be broken.
00:46:58.000At all like these pride rallies and stuff, you're going to start seeing target insemination kits being given out.
00:47:02.000You're going to see it in a few years.
00:47:03.000It does seem like a logical next step.
00:47:05.000No, but I mean, this is the other thing.
00:47:08.000You know, way- I think in like 2012 Pew Research released a study saying that the children of same-sex couples ultimately are not as- they don't thrive the way children of heterosexual couples do.
00:47:19.000And this always makes people mad, right?
00:47:21.000Because they're like, how dare you question the same-sex community?
00:47:24.000But ultimately you can't live in a universe where you acknowledge that Same-sex parents are not the same as heterosexual parents, especially when we know fatherlessness is one of the main reasons that children struggle with, you know, like women are more likely to experience depregnancy if their father's not home, men are more likely to be incarcerated if their father's not in the home.
00:47:45.000Well, the violent rates especially, too.
00:47:48.000Children tend to be significantly more violent if they're raised in a single-person household with just a mother.
00:48:01.000Well, a single mother specifically, right?
00:48:03.000So my question when we were talking about this on the Culture War podcast was, are we not tracking for the detrimental effects on single father families?
00:48:19.000So what we find is in education and less likely to commit crime, less likely to do drugs, are we checking mental health and social well-being along with that?
00:48:28.000Because I would wonder this based on just like a general biased view of women tend to be more focused on social issues, men tend to be... Women are subjective, men are objective.
00:48:39.000So When you have a mom and a dad, the dad is the disciplinarian or he's the tough guy, he's the leader, but the mom is the nurturing and the caring and the social.
00:48:48.000So my question would be, would we be able to track over large populations that if a child is raised only by a father, they're less likely to be emotive, artistic, creative, but more likely to be disciplined and, you know, not doing drugs and stuff like that.
00:49:07.000But I'm saying, like, we don't actually have studies that track these things because we are concerned as a society with, are they committing crimes and going to jail because we have to pay for them.
00:49:14.000If someone's like, I'm into math and not literature, it's like, okay, we don't really care.
00:49:38.000I mean, I have heard that, and I don't want to say this with so much confidence, but I had read once that having, like, children whose moms stay at home with their young read earlier.
00:49:46.000Like, I've read that there are benefits to that, but you're right.
00:49:49.000Ultimately, are they, you know, having children as children and are they going to jail is sort of something we're measuring more intensely because it has an effect on the taxpayer.
00:52:04.000They're avoiding all social interaction at a higher level.
00:52:07.000It looks like, look at this graph compared to the graph of loneliness in Gen Z amongst men too, because men are now going to video games for their social outlet.
00:52:15.000I gotta play video games with my friends.
00:52:21.000If 71% of Gen Z men are playing video games and 41% of Gen Z women are playing video games, that means that right now, outside, there is a disproportionate amount of females Two men.
00:52:47.000I think the challenge, too, is if you take a look back at the other metric, Uh, these Gen Z men, they're like, look, you got 72% of Gen Z men are not liberal, and 46% of Gen Z women are, of white Americans.
00:53:04.000And so they're probably meeting women and the women are like, are you into insert insane psychotic woke thing?
00:53:26.000It means that you leave and go to, like, say, Cambodia or Thailand or Japan, for instance, to go and find your wife because you can't find anyone.
00:53:42.000they are they say that majority or they definitely the majority claim to be I
00:53:46.000mean I'm at that literally the study was right here one in three Gen Z when I
00:53:50.000know if I as LGBT that's they wonder why the dating pool is absolutely right it's
00:53:54.000so but hold on gentlemen gentlemen if women are playing video games and that
00:53:59.000means outside it's nearly two to one for every you know it's not necessarily that
00:54:03.000they're it's that they played a video game the past week I get it, I get it.
00:54:06.000But my point is, if a third of Gen Z women are LGBT, that means, for these dudes, there should be tons of ladies out there, and, you know, a great opportunity for you.
00:54:21.000So, the thing about baby boomers is that they lived in a more formal culture, right?
00:54:26.000You didn't have, I'm gonna text you on an app and then maybe we'll hook up a couple times and then we'll leave and we don't know what we're doing, whatever else.
00:54:33.000There was more procedure in what you're doing and I think that was an open conversation in society.
00:54:38.000It's not to say that the baby boomers were perfect, it's just that this was, this is a social norm.
00:54:43.000That we have let go and I think that makes it harder.
00:54:46.000I think a lot of young men don't know where to start and especially.
00:54:51.000You know, in the day and age of Me Too, a lot of men are afraid to say, like, well, I didn't know how to approach her, so I just didn't because I didn't want to be a creep.
00:54:59.000And so we have to reinstate avenues of pursuing women that exist in a way that everyone is like, yes, this is a good way to do it, because otherwise you were stuck between men who want to do something who feel like they can't because, you know, whatever could happen, and then men who do something about it in a really sketchy, shady way that leaves women dissatisfied.
00:55:17.000Right, because there's still a group of People that do approach no matter what, but they're typically the creepier kind.
00:55:23.000I gotta say, just back to the original metric we pulled up, that Gen Z supports same-sex marriage less than millennials, and it's going down.
00:55:34.000People need to understand what that's going to mean in 10 years.
00:55:38.000In 10 years when Gen Z are in their 30s, a large portion of economic power is going to be in the hands of people who are increasingly rejecting same-sex marriage.
00:55:49.000This could mean within like a generation or two, you get the overturning of Oberfell.
00:55:56.000It does not matter, or I should say it matters very little, that you convince someone of your ideas.
00:56:03.000It matters that young people are growing up with the ideas and then eventually take over the economy.
00:56:09.000See, a lot of people seem to think that a lot of what goes on in politics is we're in a constant battle of trying to convince someone to agree or disagree and there's people in the middle being like, well I just don't know!
00:56:20.000Nah, the reality is, how many young people grew up in an environment where they firmly believe, based on their worldview, a thing is more or less likely to be correct.
00:56:47.000It was 2018 when we saw that Gen Z was slightly more conservative in certain areas, and now it's being replicated years later in different ways.
00:56:56.000I'm telling you, man, it's going to get... I can't see the liberals on the left winning the culture war in the long run.
00:57:03.000It's funny because I've been saying it, and now we've got more data aligning to my view of what's going to happen.
00:57:10.000If winning generational support is a long-term game, do you think that the left got too confident that they pushed the envelope too far?
00:57:18.000Initially they said, oh, just don't go to church and maybe, you know, let, let, you know, people marry each other.
00:57:23.000And now they're like, and also erase gender.
00:57:26.000I think, I think the gender is really what's the whole gender confusion and everything that they've been pushing so hard down everybody's throats.
00:57:32.000I think that's what's going to tip the scales in the long run.
00:58:36.000Even so, though, that may be a reason why the dudes are so pissed and they're like, yeah, we don't want this because that's lowering our dating pool by like 70%.
00:59:48.000Gen Z women are most likely to report being treated disrespectfully by the opposite sex.
00:59:53.000I don't believe this is related to being disrespected.
00:59:55.000I think it's related to the hyper-woke-ification and expectations.
01:00:00.000So, when you have that video, five hours of walking through New York as a woman, and quite literally a man saying, hi, is considered sexual harassment, women are gonna be like, I was harassed today when a guy waved to me!
01:00:48.000Even for Millennials, a lot of people think it's very difficult to walk up to a stranger and talk to them.
01:00:54.000I would be surprised if boomers, I'd be willing to bet, if we did a survey and said, Would it be strange, or would you find it difficult to approach a stranger and greet them and ask them how their day is going?
01:01:08.000Boomers would have it be very low, Gen X lower, and then it would be the highest among Gen Z. Like, absolutely not.
01:01:16.000There's all these videos where, like I mentioned, five hours of walking in New York.
01:01:20.000What was the one that just, what's her face?
01:01:25.000That one Twitter woman made a video of five hours of walking through New York as a gay woman holding hands with another woman.
01:01:32.000And you know what the funny thing about these videos is?
01:01:34.000All of them, they only ever show black people.
01:01:38.000And the argument put forward by the woman who made that video, five hours of walking through New York, said it's because they edited the white people out.
01:02:10.000She said something like white men did harass her, but they removed it from the videos for some reason.
01:02:15.000So either she's racist, or the white people didn't harass her, and so...
01:02:19.000So it's like, hey, look, look, look, look, if her argument is that she's a racist, I'm willing to accept that she's a racist and she made racist propaganda.
01:02:25.000Like, whatever hammer it is, the point is, look, if our view is, this video is BS, you're not being harassed when a guy says hi to you, I'm gonna go ahead and say, if this lady's saying she's a racist who's trying to smear a bunch of minorities, I'm gonna take her word for it and tell her her video's garbage, and it's not indicative of what's actually going on in society, because I don't think it is.
01:02:46.000Yeah, the five hours of walking in New York thing was so weird because people showed it everywhere and they're like, it's so crazy to be a woman and be like, really?
01:03:06.000Well, when you kind of picked the worst city to film this in, like where I would say the large majority of creeps are, if something's going to happen to you, it's probably going to be in New York.
01:03:35.000And then she keeps walking and that's it.
01:03:37.000I know someone who lives in a small town, a woman, and she was saying she actually loves going to the local grocery store because men are always like, you look so nice today!
01:03:45.000Like, hope you're having a having a good day and then they leave her alone.
01:03:48.000Like I think it's different when you're in a city and you're already feeling like you're on a guard, right?
01:03:52.000And I'm not saying that people, men can't be creepy on the streets
01:03:54.000and that's important to like recognize that women feel, you know, not protected.
01:03:58.000On the other hand, like maybe that's why she'd walk around with a man who could protect you and they won't admit that.
01:04:03.000We should do a parody video where it's like five hours of walking through a small Christian town
01:04:44.000Ketchup feed, not ketchup as in, it's in ketchup with the news, and it says, uh, quote, I have anxiety, I'm indigenous, I'm non-binary, it's a video of a woman who was, uh, presumably driving drunk, the wrong way down the road, and she gets pulled over, and this is what, I'm sorry, Gen Z, but y'all are gonna have to, uh, have some explaining to do here, and so, uh, we're gonna play, we're gonna play this video for you right now.
01:05:08.000Why are you driving in the wrong way of traffic?
01:09:49.000It's the generational trauma that makes it so that she got her license, in which you have to take a written test to get your license, but then she forgot you can't drive the wrong way down the road.
01:09:57.000And she's like bringing her ancestors and stuff.
01:10:36.000Because if the woke left wants all these hate crime charges, then if you insult or attack or deride a person based on their race, then you should get resisting and, like, invective or whatever.
01:10:45.000If she had looked at him and said, you're being a black man right now, it would have been so different.
01:10:54.000It would have been complicated then, but like, the fact that she can use your being a white man as a slur and we all kind of are like, so crazy, except in another version of this we would all be like, that's a completely inappropriate thing for her to say is actually not okay because it's treating one racial group in a way that we don't treat others.
01:11:12.000So the reason I wanted to bring this up is we just did that, we just had that big survey showing Gen Z's changes.
01:12:37.000And then they showed, they played these videos where it was like a black father talking to his son and be like, when you get pulled over, turn the dome light on, engine off, keys on the dash, wall on the dash, hands on the wheel.
01:12:46.000And I was like, oh yeah, my dad gave me that talk too.
01:13:07.000The talk is when a father explains, or mother, explains to their kids what to do when you're pulled over by the police.
01:13:14.000Everyone I know of every different race was told, if you get pulled over, turn the engine off, put the keys in the dash, turn the light on, put your hands on the wheel.
01:13:22.000Then when they ask for your license and insurance, it's on the dash, you grab it, and all your hands are in plain view the whole time.
01:13:28.000Well, I got the talk, and I come from a family of police officers, so that should show.
01:13:38.000Don't reach for something very quickly.
01:13:39.000Turn the music down because, you know, they're stopping you.
01:13:43.000Don't reach for the glove box, all these things.
01:13:45.000That's why it's like, you get pulled over, you put your insurance on the dash, you put your wallet on the dash, you put the keys on the dash, they know you can't drive, the car's not gonna move, the light's on, they can see everything, you grab your I just wait for them to approach with my hands where they can see them, because like... Well yeah, you put your hands on the wheel, so they can see your hands.
01:14:22.000Talk to your lawyer about... It's what I've wondered, because if you're driving with, like, a gun in your glove box and you have to get your insurance... Well, that's usually, like, I'll have a gun in the glove box and then you... usually my wallet's in the glove box or something, so then you have to reach in and you say, hey, officer, I want you to know there's a firearm in the glove box, but my wallet or my registration is also there.
01:14:42.000You can reach in if you'd like, or I can reach in for it.
01:14:44.000Now you're consenting them to search your vehicle.
01:14:46.000Depending on the jurisdiction, it can get crazy where if you offer an officer to check the car, they can search the whole thing and take you out.
01:14:52.000Yeah, I don't know if it's true though, but when I was a kid, they said if the cop asks you to open the glove box, they can see you've just given a full consent for the car.
01:15:02.000Yeah, and it's usually like some argument of when he opened it, I thought I saw something, so now I have to investigate.
01:15:07.000And he said it was okay that I searched it, so.
01:15:09.000But you know, here's the important thing.
01:15:11.000The reason why you never talk to cops, sorry cops, the reason why you never talk to cops is because there's this great Supreme Court justice who went over all the basics of it, but there's really one simple thing.
01:15:23.000Are you and the cop going to remember things the exact same way?
01:15:28.000Cop could be the best, nicest guy in the world, and he swears that you said that you were gonna shoot him up when you said, I'm going to root him up for your baseball team, who knows?
01:15:41.000He could interpret what you said incorrectly or mishear you or something.
01:15:45.000Or you can say, he says, what are you doing out here?
01:18:02.000I mean, you don't want to admit to committing crimes or anything.
01:18:04.000Like, no lawyer would tell you to do that.
01:18:07.000But if you make it easy for the officer and you're respectful, you might just, you know, tap on the top of the car and be like, come on, man, slow down, because I got to pull you over next time if you do it again.
01:18:15.000And you're like, all right, dude, I got it.
01:18:17.000The other thing, too, is sometimes you get bad cops.
01:19:00.000Especially if she's Comanche or something like that, at least in her inner heritage, they probably must be so mad at her for this, this whole situation.
01:19:07.000Even drinking the fire water, come on.
01:19:50.000I fear for Gen Z, my friends, but this data that we have gives me pause and maybe I am more hopeful for the future of this country because of this data.
01:20:01.000Because we had a Gen Z person in the room say, this is embarrassing to us all.
01:20:20.000I think that I heard the last year of millennial or like the last year of millennial is 96 and 97 is the first year of Gen Z. I think that sounds right.
01:21:58.000Yeah, but now it's with the weird... I guess the bigger concern is probably for Gen Alpha because Elsagate and the things that popped up on YouTube with all this weird freaky sexualized content is it's embedded in their brains.
01:23:18.000So it was Richie's birthday the other day, and for his birthday we just did a bunch of Simpsons references, and it was actually fun and funny, but off-putting, that we all knew so much about the Simpsons, and we can't even tell you the Articles of the Constitution.
01:23:33.000Like, bits and pieces, Article 1, Section 2 says, we just listen to that, right?
01:23:59.000I don't get any of these references, I didn't watch The Simpsons growing up, but it makes me feel like I operated in a different culture than you guys.
01:27:19.000Their names match with what they look like, for sure.
01:27:21.000I remember watching Batman mercilessly beat a guy, and then being like, but we don't kill.
01:27:27.000And then in Injustice 2, when Batman and Robin, and it's Damian Wayne, so he's like League of Assassins, when Batman Just crunches a guy's skull and, like, it shows the x-ray and the brain cracks or whatever.
01:27:53.000But my concern with this is, I grew up with heroes who are like, you have to be a good person, you have to help others, self-sacrifice, etc.
01:28:00.000They're growing up with narcissistic, arrogant, whiny baby heroes.
01:28:06.000Well, now you see, this stuff gets cancelled, but now you've got stuff like The Boys, The Titans, where the superheroes just murder, and it's like the reality of the superheroes.
01:28:38.000She's never walked a trail in her life.
01:28:40.000She's a- it's a- it's a- it's a fat South American one with a backpack where she has a magic backpack which is a pocket dimension where she can pull useful- useful random objects.
01:28:50.000She has this saying, backpack, backpack.
01:29:59.000There's a really great video I watched about Captain America versus Captain Marvel.
01:30:05.000And it breaks down why Captain America was highly rated, why it was successful, made a billion dollars, and why Captain Marvel was panned and didn't do as well.
01:30:27.000You watched Steve Rogers throw himself on a grenade to save the other men who are... Captain America was great.
01:30:33.000You watched a movie about a dude so desperate to fight for his country, he kept trying to lie his way into the military.
01:30:39.000Now someone born in 2000 watched Captain Marvel, where she robs a guy because he asked her to smile.
01:30:45.000She walks up to a guy, she's like, lands on earth, he's on a motorcycle with a leather jacket, and he sees her and he goes, you should smile more, and then she looks at him, then the next scene is her riding away with all of his stuff.
01:30:55.000See, and I grew up on like, Ghost Rider and stuff.
01:32:34.000And then he's like, there's this really great scene where basically Nicolas Cage is informing to the government on this guy who's apparently a drug dealer.
01:32:42.000And so Nicolas Cage is trying to go into this room and the guy's like, don't go in there, man.
01:33:07.000And he plays a college professor who, like, starts appearing in all of the kids in his lecture's dreams, but then it gets, like, weirder, and he's starting, like, to do strange things, and it becomes an internet.
01:33:16.000Like, he goes viral, then he appears in other people's dreams.
01:33:44.000Yeah, there's a great scene where he's at a bar, and then he sees a woman sitting at a, you know, sitting or whatever, there's like a guy bothering her.
01:33:53.000So he gets up and he walks over to her, and then the guy's, it's her ex yelling at her, and so then he's like, listen buddy, you know, leave her alone.
01:34:02.000The guy takes a swing at Nicolas Cage, who can see the future, so he dips perfectly and then punches the guy.
01:34:07.000When the ex-boyfriend goes down, the woman goes, you dick!
01:34:10.000And then she runs to her ex-boyfriend and cleans him up and says, get out of here!
01:34:14.000Then time rewinds back to Nicolas Cage sitting at the counter.
01:37:39.000So, we've built the suburbs of Chicken City because the city is expanding due to population growth, and, uh, Kim built a little shelter for them they don't use.
01:37:48.000So it's raining, and they're all just huddled standing there in the rain, and there's quite literally a big shelter they could go inside of.
01:41:03.000I'm gonna reach out to Jackson after this and say, debate Phil right now.
01:41:05.000Okay, so Phil Labonte wanted to debate Jackson Hinkle, and then Jackson wanted Haas to come, and then Phil said, I agree to debate you, not Haas, so then Jackson didn't want to do it, but Haas still did, so we got Trevor to come on instead.
01:41:24.000I think it's good because, uh, the problem is, what, like, the roadblock in the cultural episode is, Trevor is saying, people aligned with the communist movement and the communist party are enacting these things.
01:41:36.000And Haas's argument was, that's not communism.
01:41:39.000And I'm like, Isn't that always the argument?
01:41:50.000If you're like, they're not real communists because they're not doing the things that communism is supposed to be, it's like, how come every time people who are communists try to implement it, it turns into this?
01:42:00.000There's not a single communist anywhere?
01:42:02.000Wasn't there a point where he was trying to like, remove Marx from the equation and say that it wasn't based on Marxism when then he was arguing stuff from the Communist Manifesto and different, because I remember that part specifically, I clipped it, the one where he was like, what is, what do you mean by work?
01:42:26.000I do agree with some of the idea of class struggle arguments.
01:42:32.000The problem is cultural Marxism is absolutely insane and disrupts from those who are actually trying to create, you know, better systems for the people who actually produce.
01:42:40.000I would love it If the workers of the world own the means of production, and you know what I mean by that?
01:42:48.000It means that a factory is owned by a regular working class guy who built it up and earned that wealth and he has private and free trade ownership and market of all of it, no government intervention.
01:42:58.000So for me, when I hear the workers own the means of production, it means the state doesn't own it and massive multinational oligopoly.
01:43:05.000So basically how things were in America before corporatism took over.
01:43:40.000If there are a million factories, and there are, you know, a thousand guys who own, or a million people who own each factory, and then a thousand workers at each factory, that's the workers owning the means of production.
01:43:57.000The problem for me is centralization of power.
01:44:00.000Be it monopolies, oligopolies, corporatism, communism, etc.
01:45:05.000No, I would love to see him pick, like I said the other night, Chris Kobach, like a really motivated AG who's doing something interesting, right?
01:45:13.000We are just looking at sort of the headline people, but hopefully Trump has people around him who are looking deeper than that, seeing what people are actually accomplishing.
01:45:22.000Nonpartisan Kitty says, this is what's wrong with our country.
01:45:25.000It's always for the next election and never about getting things done now.
01:45:31.000It's like the Republican saying, look, look, I know you want to end omnibus spending bills, but let's just do this one right now, and we'll work on this, and then it never happens.
01:46:28.000We want the Democratic Party to take as much collateral damage politically over this as possible, and then maybe we'll deal with it later on.
01:46:34.000And this is our path to slowing down the impeachment process.
01:46:37.000Do you guys want to take bets on when you think they'll have enough evidence?
01:47:42.000So I think October 24th is probably the right date because then what happens is they're going to announce the 24th.
01:47:47.000You'll get the next week, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and then they'll say, and then we'll come back for the formal vote on the 4th, which is just before the actual election.
01:47:59.000So what they want is, with universal mail-in voting and early voting, they want to maximize the amount of time.
01:48:04.000So theoretically, they could do something like, we're going to do two days of the hearing of evidence.
01:48:11.000Starting on the 10th, they announce it, and say, this will begin on the 15th, our first preliminary hearing.
01:48:18.000The 17th will be our second evidentiary hearing, and then we'll have the final evidentiary hearing on the 24th, and then it'll come to a vote on the 31st.
01:48:26.000So this way, they draw it out as long as possible.
01:48:29.000That way, the month of early voting, right up until the point of election, Joe Biden is facing intense scrutiny, the press is massively negative, and then right before the election, they say, he's impeached.
01:49:28.000They are going to begin the formal impeachment process, which will begin with evidentiary hearings in Congress so that members of Congress can hear the evidence.
01:49:36.000The reason it'll be on the 8th is that Tuesday is press release day.
01:49:42.000Then there will be bickering and backroom nonsense for the rest of the week.
01:49:46.000They may say, we've had a few meetings, and then they might not do anything for us the week, to be honest.
01:49:54.000On the 14th, they can say something like, we are now going to negotiate dates for the evidentiary hearings in the impeachment process before we decide to vote on whether or not we will impeach.
01:50:03.000So these dates are going to be the 17th, the 22nd, and the 24th.
01:50:08.000After the 24th, we will then give members of Congress a few days to go over the findings and backroom deals and conversations, which means perhaps on the 30th, a Wednesday, they could actually bring a formal vote to the House floor.
01:50:23.000Now, they could theoretically move faster than this, but they have every reason to maximize the duration of the impeachment proceedings so that on the 30th, the formal vote happens, which means that's Wednesday.
01:50:35.000Nothing on Thursday or Friday, and then Monday, it would have to move to the Senate rapidly, and they could even hold it and say, we have voted to impeach Joe Biden, the Speaker of the House will formally deliver the impeachment on the 4th, the Monday, giving us time to have conversations and discussions about how this is going to be done properly.
01:50:54.000Then, it's one day before the election, and in the news, the impeachment is hand-delivered Or Democrats remove Joe Biden well before this happens.
01:52:46.000SM69 says, The Babylon Bee just put out an article showing Nikki Haley with a shocked face from the debate with the headline, Nikki Haley stumped when asked which countries she wouldn't invade.
01:54:01.000Thank you for that red gator, by the way.
01:54:05.000After Night 100 in Portland, that's what got me to really start reporting on riots, was that video of Jay getting just straight up executed outside that parking garage.
01:54:12.000And the ADL describes it as an Antifa activist who murdered a right-wing extremist.
01:54:19.000If you look into Jay's background and stuff, Jay was a good guy.
01:54:21.000I mean, and then you look at the dude that murdered him, quite the opposite.
01:54:24.000Michael O'Neal, I mean, had the shootout.
01:54:27.000These people, they will go as far as to murder people, as we see.
01:54:30.000But that's really what sparked my interest in covering the riots, was after that video, I remember I had, I think it was like $400 in my bank account.
01:54:38.000Booked a ticket, didn't even have a hotel at the time, and flew out to Portland.
01:55:03.000He tweeted that he does, and it's just an issue of when he can fly across the country.
01:55:06.000But Mark, we're all big fans, and we would love to fly you out at any time you want to come on the Culture War podcast.
01:55:10.000And it'd probably be good to have Mark on the Culture War podcast in the morning with someone to debate, and then Friday night IRL to hang out and, you know, shoot the shit with the crew.
01:55:22.000I already swore earlier, so I guess we're swearing tonight.
01:57:05.000Whenever I hear her say Target, no, I'm not driving you there.
01:57:08.000I will say, you know, it has been interesting watching the Walmart near me really up its game in terms of trying to be like, we're cute, we're fun.
01:57:17.000They're also paying more influencers, like just the normal influencers that I would like follow, who I don't know if Target really did this much, but I'm seeing a lot of like Walmart partnership push.
01:57:27.000Hey, Walmart doesn't have insemination kits.
01:57:29.000Were they really stepping up their game?
01:58:34.000I think the issue is that men are scared of women.
01:58:37.000Like, not, like, it's not so much women, it's the fear of social pressure that they'll post your picture on the internet, call you a creepo, and all these things, when in reality, you should just not care.
01:58:46.000Well, you've seen it with, like, the new gym trend of, you know, men literally just working out, and then they get called creeps, or labeled certain things.
01:58:53.000Have you seen the morbidly obese woman being like, incels, they have like the neck beard and like,
01:58:58.000you know, they're like Cheeto fingers and everyone's like- On the podcast and she's just drooping over her chair.
01:59:03.000And people are like, yo, dude, you know, chill.
01:59:06.000The thing about that video is most incels are average looking dudes who just don't understand
01:59:11.000what to do because they don't have the social skills.
01:59:14.000So I do blame the parents quite a bit, but it's like, yo, look man, there's the old trope of,
01:59:21.000You know, how do you, how come you see a short, ugly guy with a beautiful woman?
01:59:38.000Physical beauty matters more than mental capability, but mental capability plays a substantial role.
01:59:43.000This is found in all of the dating analysis.
01:59:46.000The reason why guys tend to want women in their mid-twenties as opposed to an 18-year-old or younger is due to the fact that they want someone who's more mature.
01:59:56.000I'd hope they wouldn't want somebody younger than 18.
01:59:57.000No, no, you see, this is the scary thing.
01:59:59.000The data found that in blind attraction tests, men rated 14-year-olds the most attractive.
02:00:34.000So what they found is actually guys are not attracted to 14 year olds.
02:00:38.000They're attracted to 22 to 24 year olds and the reason is children are not smart and hard to be around and they will not provide for successful families.
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02:04:03.000And then we got our first live performance coming up.
02:04:05.000Not going to say who that is, but working on that in December.
02:04:09.000I'm gonna start teasing it real quick.
02:04:13.000I'm just gonna start teasing it a little bit.
02:04:16.000One of the songs we're putting out, maybe the next one, maybe not the next one, we'll see, is what I would describe as a What do you call it when a guy keeps hitting on a girl but she keeps telling him to go away?
02:04:30.000It's that, but for The Daily Wire and us.
02:04:33.000I don't want to say we're working with The Daily Wire and a thing, but you'll understand when it comes out and it's going to be hilarious.
02:04:41.000You're not the girl being hit on in this scenario, you're the man.
02:04:49.000No, but what I want to say is we're not working with them, but there is a relation to the project, and they're excited for it, and I don't want to say too much, because I don't know the degree to which we will pull off a collaboration, but I just want to say, like, we have something that is basically done, we got to do the video for, that involves The Daily Wire, and whether or not they're in on it as well is going to be up to them, but I know, like, we've discussed things, so I don't want to call it a collaboration just yet, because they may just, you know, stand by and clap for us, but we'll see.