00:00:22.000We have the tax bill passes, which we've been talking about that for years, I feel like, for weeks at the least, talking about.
00:00:34.000The House tax bill, the Senate tax bill, it's got clearance to go into the conference committee, and Bob Corker and Rubio are on board, and it's expected to be passed, and now it's passed.
00:00:46.000Oh, but there's a couple of things that contradict the Senate rule, so it'll have to be voted on in the House again.
00:01:39.000Now, I was going to go whether it was good or not.
00:01:41.000I basically took everybody's word for it that it was going to be awful.
00:01:45.000You know, there was that disparity between the critics' scores of the movie and the audience score of the movie.
00:01:51.000I believe the audience scored it at 55% said it was good on Rotten Tomatoes, compared to something like 93% from the critics.
00:02:03.000And I went into it knowing essentially that everybody, it was almost universally panned, not only by people in the movement, not only by people in the right, but I mean, just moviegoers in general, but it's Star Wars.
00:02:55.000It should be very easy for everybody, at least polite and considerate, that you go and you take a right, you know, when you're supposed to go down your lane and you go by the lanes.
00:03:04.000You don't just, yeah, I'll just cut right across the whole thing.
00:03:06.000So, anyway, then I go into the movie theater, and there's, I guess, this kid in front of me who must have had autism or something.
00:03:15.000I don't know if he was actually autistic or if he had ADD or.
00:03:20.000But the kid in front of me, he had this little bespectacled little buddy in front of me, like directly in front of me, and the whole time jumping out of his seat, yelling, whispering to his dad.
00:03:32.000And I'm sitting there, like, you know, at the very least, I'm not enjoying the movie, but at the very least, I would like to have a chance to enjoy the movie by watching it without interruption from this little guy.
00:03:45.000And the dad doesn't even say anything, not even.
00:03:49.000I mean, every now and again he says, be quiet.
00:03:56.000So, on top of the fact that it wasn't a great movie, the experience was not great.
00:04:03.000Maybe I'm just a complainer, maybe that's just me, but that was the atmosphere.
00:04:08.000Now, to the movie, to the analysis, there will be spoilers about the movie.
00:04:13.000If people are going to watch the Star Wars episode of this show and think, you know, we're not going to talk about things that go on, there are going to be spoilers.
00:04:22.000But nobody should see the movie anyway, okay?
00:04:25.000Nobody should be seeing any movies anyway.
00:04:28.000So, you shouldn't even be upset if you haven't seen it if I spoil it for you.
00:04:31.000So, I go in, I watch the movie, and the movie picks up where Force Awakens left off, where you have the Resistance versus the New Order, where the Resistance is like the Rebels from the original trilogy.
00:04:50.000And the whole movie essentially is this cat and mouse thing.
00:04:54.000I'm expecting, and I think people come into it with the expectation that there will be.
00:05:00.000Plot that there will be like you start out somewhere and you end up somewhere after trial, and there will be character development.
00:05:10.000Star Wars did this really cool thing where they scrapped all that and they just said, Let's just have a bunch of action sequences.
00:05:17.000Let's just start out with a big action sequence, and then a bunch of stuff will happen, and people will be dead, and we'll end with the big action sequence.
00:05:26.000I mean, you really, there really wasn't much growth here.
00:05:29.000You start out with the resistance versus the new order.
00:05:33.000And I don't know, how did it start out?
00:05:35.000They were, you know, the resistance was discovered by the New Order.
00:05:39.000Their base was uncovered and they're under attack and they have to escape.
00:05:44.000And they escape, but uh oh, the New Order followed them and now they ran out of fuel.
00:05:50.000So they're just in a stalemate, chasing each other very slowly through space.
00:05:55.000And then they mount a daring second escape and they get to another base, but uh oh, the New Order follows them there too.
00:07:06.000This is the why we're talking about this.
00:07:08.000When you look at the narrative that's in this movie, And you consider how many people will watch this movie, not just this weekend, but over the course of the year and over the course of the next 20 years, and how impactful movies like this and others will be in the lives, not of us, doesn't matter so much with people like me and people like you, but with children, with children in particular.
00:07:33.000You have to realize that when Disney goes out and they buy Marvel and they buy Lucasfilm or LucasArts and they buy up all of the entertainment for children and they have Pixar and they have everything, and you consider that your youngest children, and we're talking toddlers up through like middle and high school, their sole source of knowledge for the most part outside of school and their parents is culture, is media.
00:08:02.000For things outside of their experience, Their perspective is wholly dependent on pop culture, on media, on movies, television.
00:08:13.000You know, think about what the programming is on the Disney Channel.
00:08:17.000Think about the sitcoms that are on the Disney Channel and what they teach, what they purport to teach.
00:08:22.000Things like conflict resolution, things like tolerance, how to share.
00:08:27.000I mean, most kids, when they're watching television, whether it's educational or otherwise, when they're watching hours of television or they're watching a movie, what they are doing is they are internalizing.
00:08:47.000You don't have to go very Alex Jones like there's back masking or anything like that, like it's deliberate that they're putting subliminal messages, but simply that when children sit down in front of the television or in front of the movie screen, subconsciously they are internalizing what they see on the screen.
00:09:06.000The models of behavior, the patterns of behavior, the perspectives, the lens through which they see these things.
00:09:15.000If it was, you know, if we were talking about an adult movie, it would not matter.
00:09:20.000If we were talking about like a very obscure, like rated R action movie like Sicario or something like that, we wouldn't be talking about it because, you know, that's a movie for adults and it's entertainment and people go and they watch a movie and they come home and that's it.
00:09:37.000But when we talk about these big blockbusters, the big Disney movies, the big Marvel movies, the big Star Wars movies, These are the blockbusters.
00:09:46.000These are the ones that everybody's going to see.
00:09:48.000This is the common culture, the common American experience where, in 10 or 15 years, when these kids are grown up, that's how they'll relate to each other and to the world and how they themselves will interact with other things, that frame of reference.
00:10:04.000When they go into the workplace or in high school or in college, they'll think back to Hannah Montana.
00:10:12.000When they make decisions, when they think what they want to do with their life, they'll think of, Their heroes, their role models from the movies, from culture.
00:10:22.000So, Star Wars, one of the biggest movies of the year, one of the biggest box offices of the year.
00:10:28.000And we have here in this movie something that is just saturated, something that is just overflowing with narrative, overflowing with subtext about politics and about ideology.
00:10:55.000But it really couldn't be made more apparent that in the Star Wars universe, in the new sequel trilogy, this is not a universe that is welcoming to white people.
00:11:06.000This movie going experience is not meant to be comfortable for white people.
00:11:11.000It's not meant to be welcoming to white people.
00:11:13.000It's not even meant to be nice or tolerant of white people.
00:11:17.000You watch this movie and the resistance, the good guys, Every other background character, every other extra in this movie is either black or Asian or a woman.
00:11:31.000I should say it's not friendly to white men.
00:11:33.000Because in every frame, when you're cutting to when the woman's giving her big speech, the rebel alliance or the resistance is full of black men and black women and women.
00:11:44.000And when they're cutting through the different people that are flying the fighter jets, the space fighters, whatever you want to call it, it's blacks, it's women, it's minorities, and it's aliens.
00:14:06.000Ray, who's the female Jedi, she goes to find him, she discovers him.
00:14:10.000That's where they leave off after episode seven, Force Awakens.
00:14:14.000And she wants him to go and save the Resistance and go and be the hero.
00:14:19.000And she wants him to train her in the ways of the Force.
00:14:22.000And it's very interesting what they did with the Luke Skywalker character.
00:14:25.000And this is something that Mark Hamill, the actor, was not happy about.
00:14:30.000If you watch in all the interviews of Mark Hamill, who plays Luke Skywalker in the original trilogy and in this trilogy, he was pissed about how the director wrote Luke Skywalker in this new trilogy.
00:14:43.000He wrote him in as a bitter hermit who is angry.
00:14:47.000Who wants the Jedi to end, who is in a lot of ways kind of incompetent and kind of stupid.
00:14:54.000And it represents a lot of things, I think, for our culture, which is that Luke Skywalker was the visage of hope and of optimism, and he was a strong warrior.
00:15:07.000You know, if you recall in the original trilogy, you had this real hero's journey where he started out and he was just a farmer's kid, kind of a dopey, happy go lucky kind of a kid.
00:16:15.000And they have Luke Skywalker in this new movie saying, actually, the Jedi Order, the Jedi who are cool and the good guys and you dress up like them for Halloween, actually, they're terrible.
00:16:51.000What is the subtext for any child that's watching this?
00:16:55.000All those stories that we heard about the white man, all those stories that we heard about the legends of how great we were, our mythology, our heroes for our country.
00:18:36.000I trained Han Solo's kid, and he turned into Kylo Ren, and it went very terribly.
00:18:41.000Now I have to take it upon myself and end the Jedi Order.
00:18:45.000So he's on this island all by himself, and this is an ancient Jedi island where they have the ancient Jedi texts, the ancient Jedi structures and temples and everything, and that's where the Jedi were trained.
00:19:00.000And he goes over to where the temple is, he goes to where the sacred texts are, and he goes to light it on fire.
00:19:05.000He goes to burn all of the sacred traditions, the sacred and esoteric traditions of the Jedi.
00:19:12.000He says they're not worth anything anymore.
00:19:21.000Yoda appears in ghost form and he forces Luke's hand and he burns it down himself.
00:19:27.000And he says, You know, Luke, all those sacred texts, all those traditions that you cared so much about that are now burning in front of us, did you even read any of those books?
00:19:42.000And right when he said that, I thought, Wow, how explicit, how overt can you be that you have Yoda from the original trilogy and he is the wise Jedi Master?
00:20:35.000I mean, that sounds like something straight out of BuzzFeed.
00:20:38.000That sounds like something straight out of MTV.
00:20:40.000You know, you're telling these people, actually, you know, our country was 80% white, and then it actually became 90% white through immigration and through our own fertility rate.
00:21:21.000And then he goes on to say, not only should we not read these books or care about them because they're boring and, you know, nobody reads them anymore, but then he also says, he also says about the ancient traditions, about the ancient books.
00:21:36.000He says that actually, we don't need them anyway.
00:21:39.000We don't need the traditions because Ray, the woman, she's already got them in her.
00:21:45.000She just kind of, even though she didn't receive any training, even though she received no formal training, she didn't go through a rite of passage, no initiation, no mentorship, because of her feelings, because I guess she's like empowered and she's a woman, she already knows everything she needs to know.
00:22:16.000The Jedi Order, the Force, it's this hippie dippy kind of do what you want, feel what you want, and we can burn the books, and the women can lead the way with their feelings.
00:22:27.000And I saw this scene and I thought, okay, so it's very obvious the narrative.
00:22:32.000It's very obvious what the subtext is here for the kids, which is literally burn the books.
00:22:49.000Think of the parallel between this scene in Star Wars, if you've seen it, and what has happened to Christianity.
00:22:56.000What they do in Star Wars is they burn the texts, they burn the tradition, they burn the temple, and they say the Jedi Order was within us all along.
00:23:05.000The Jedi Order was the friends we made along the way, not the books and everything.
00:23:09.000And what have they done to Christianity?
00:23:11.000They burned the Bible, they burned the church, they burned the Latin Vulgate, they burned the clergy, they burned everything, and they said Jesus Christ was just this feeling of kindness all along.
00:23:25.000So it's not projection to say that this is a very serious philosophical message that our kids are getting, that the youth is getting through movies like this.
00:23:35.000When they see, you know, that, and even it's an old movie, too, the old movie even lore.
00:23:44.000And in a more symbolic way, tradition is being set on fire to give way to this universalist, humanist spirit, secular humanist spirit of don't be an asshole, Reddit logic.
00:24:00.000And then overall, overall in the movie, this is another subtle thing which I don't think a lot of people caught, but the snark of the movie, this like cheap and silly humor throughout the movie, it started out with this horrible joke.
00:24:16.000In the beginning of the movie, and I don't even want to like reenact it because it made my skin crawl, it made me uncomfortable to be in the theater.
00:24:26.000It starts out with this cringe joke, and it just continues throughout the whole movie these cringy, just cheap, lame, like self aware, ironic jokes.
00:24:37.000And it just takes away not only does it take away from like the experience, but it takes away from the quality of the movie.
00:24:44.000It takes away from, I think, everything when you cheapen the experience with that kind of humor.
00:24:50.000Star Wars should take itself seriously.
00:24:54.000It's a movie that a lot of people love and it's fun and it's great.
00:24:59.000And you didn't have that in the original trilogy.
00:25:01.000In the original trilogy, they were more concerned with telling a story than they were with like reminding everybody that it's a movie, reminding everybody that, you know, actually we're cool and self aware and ironic and this is just like a silly little movie.
00:25:17.000And there's a lot to be said about that.
00:25:23.000You know, one of the things that Marvel, or rather DC, got right with their Batman vs. Superman movie was that that was a superhero movie that took itself seriously.
00:25:33.000Dark Knight, even, that was a movie that took itself seriously.
00:25:37.000If you compare, for example, Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight movie with any Marvel movie like Iron Man or Captain America or Avengers, the Dark Knight, people consider it like a very good movie outside of just the context of the comic books and liking the brand.
00:26:33.000But millennials invented this, which is they suck the life, they suck the importance, the gravitas out of everything.
00:26:43.000Everything is snarky, everything is ironic, everything is cheap.
00:26:48.000That's why we have no cathedrals, that's why we have no presidents anymore, no leaders in the country anymore, you know, outside of Donald Trump.
00:26:55.000And And even our celebrities are these plebs, are these snarky plebs.
00:27:02.000I mean, it's a generation that just does not take anything seriously.
00:27:07.000And that may sound like a very superficial, kind of an asinine point, but really think about it.
00:27:13.000Like, they can't even, you're making this movie, you're making this Star Wars movie, and they can't even commit to the Star Wars story.
00:27:22.000They can't even commit to saying, we're going to tell a really good Star Wars story and we're going to give the fans what they want without every one of the characters at one point or another saying, like, turning and breaking the fourth wall and saying, LOL, isn't this all just silly?
00:27:39.000Isn't this all just a goofy, silly thing?
00:27:42.000I mean, later on in the movie, I'll give you an example.
00:27:46.000Luke Skywalker meets Princess Leia, his twin sister, for the first time in like generations.
00:27:55.000You know, he goes into exile after he trains his sister's kid, and the kid kills his dad, and he goes to the dark side, and you know, it's a big family affair.
00:28:32.000Anybody who would have committed to the movie, anybody who suspends their disbelief for a moment to partake in the movie and to invest in the characters, it's all gone.
00:29:35.000That is really what's at the core of this movie, and fundamentally what's at the core of every movie nowadays is girl power.
00:29:43.000And this is the thing that I took the most issue with, which is the successor to Luke Skywalker.
00:29:49.000The successor to Anakin Skywalker is supposed to be Rey, this woman who she comes onto the scene and she knows how to do everything, right?
00:30:00.000I mean, that's what the Star Wars story is about.
00:30:03.000There's no hero arc, there's no character development because she starts out perfectly capable, perfectly skilled.
00:30:11.000She's smarter than Luke Skywalker, she's smarter than Yoda.
00:30:14.000Hey, maybe this wacky girl knows a thing that us fuddy duddies just don't.
00:30:21.000And that's the most problematic part about this movie is that fundamentally it is just paying lip service.
00:30:27.000It is just the most overbearing, over the top propaganda for this girl power feminist thing, where you have the whole storyline, the whole trilogy revolves around this girl Jedi who she gets discovered by Finn in the first movie, and she's tougher than Finn.
00:30:44.000She beats the hell out of all the bad guys, and Finn is cowering like a little girl.
00:31:16.000Finally, she convinces him and she's just so powerful, so powerful with the force and with the lightsaber that Luke refuses to train her again because the power of this woman is like galaxy stopping.
00:31:43.000And Luke warns her and says, It's not what you think it is.
00:31:46.000But she's too smart and she goes in and actually turns out pretty much okay.
00:31:51.000Like she goes in to General or Supreme Leader Snoke's ship and she thinks she's going to turn Kylo Ren and she's going to do this big thing.
00:32:10.000To save her in the end, and it turns out okay.
00:32:13.000And then Yoda appears to Luke Skywalker and says, You know, actually, we can learn a thing or two from her.
00:32:19.000She's the one that we need to care about.
00:32:21.000And so that's the plot of the movie it's this woman who, you know, she's just head and shoulders better than the men, she's head and shoulders better than tradition.
00:32:35.000And then throughout the movie, you have General Princess Leia, and she's the badass commander woman.
00:32:41.000When she goes away, she's succeeded by another woman in the chain of command.
00:32:45.000And she gives this very, you know, feminist lecture to Poe Dameron and saying basically, mischief, troublemaking, risk taking, all the things that are masculine, we can't have it in the resistance.
00:33:01.000And then you have Rose, the Chinese character, the Chinese woman, and she's tough and smart.
00:33:05.000And that was just a completely unnecessary storyline.
00:33:09.000And the takeaway from this movie, I think at the Core of it is it's this feminist dogma, and this is every movie now.
00:33:16.000Women being pushed to the front and being told, You are men, you win, and you're tough, and you're smart, and you're great, and you should be like men, and you're better than men, and you are men.
00:33:30.000And that's the most damaging thing of all.
00:33:31.000You could excuse, I think you could excuse everything else as maybe that's projection, maybe it's not happening, maybe it doesn't even matter that much.
00:33:40.000But that you have little boys and girls watching this, and it's fundamentally changing their perception of.
00:33:46.000Of what is a man and what is a woman, and that you cannot have.
00:34:12.000And it's telling that in this movie, Rey, the Jedi, She doesn't prevail because of her femininity.
00:34:19.000It would be one thing if that were the case.
00:34:21.000I mean, we're qualifying this with all kinds of, even if it were this way, even if it were that way, because it's so toxic.
00:34:28.000Even if, you know, she was the hero, but if she became the hero because she was feminine and she was modest and coy and, you know, all the things that women should be, you could excuse it.
00:34:40.000But she's the hero because she's gritty, because she's nasty, she's mean, and she's just like Luke Skywalker, but, you know, even better.
00:34:51.000And that's what the youngsters are picking up is that this is what the woman is supposed to be.
00:34:55.000You know, what does that say for the young boy that's watching it, who they're trying to find a role model in this movie and they can't find one?
00:35:03.000For the young white male that's watching this movie, can they find a role model here?
00:35:07.000Maybe Kylo Ren, is that the kind of person?
00:35:09.000You know, I guess they're creating a self fulfilling prophecy with that one.
00:35:13.000Or they're going to have to look up to mommy, to feminist based Jedi warrior Rey, or based black Jedi.
00:35:24.000And what are the women going to look up to?
00:36:11.000You can't have your regular television shows.
00:36:13.000You can't have comedy shows, comedy specials, and you can't have Star Wars.
00:36:21.000You know, it was one of my favorite movies, favorite series, and they take it and not only do they change it and use it for their ends, but they pervert it.
00:36:56.000You know that famous picture from when the communists were running Spain and they exhumed the corpse of the nun?
00:37:02.000And they put it on display to mock Catholics.
00:37:05.000I mean, that's essentially what we have in a very clown world, postmodern sense.
00:37:11.000I mean, that's essentially happening on a different scale, in a different sector, I guess, of culture.
00:37:17.000But that's what's happening they exhume the old culture, the old things that we value, and they desecrate it.
00:37:23.000You know, take, for example, I was thinking about this on my way to see Star Wars.
00:37:28.000If you've ever seen the Quentin Tarantino movie, Hateful Eight, in the movie Hateful Eight, which is directed by Quentin Tarantino, it's this old Western movie.
00:37:36.000I forget exactly what happened, but you have this black cowboy, and he ends up forcing some white racist, because it takes place in Civil War times.
00:37:47.000He ends up forcing some white racist to suck him off, and then he kills him.
00:37:52.000And I'm thinking to myself, and sorry for the vulgar language.
00:37:55.000Maybe I should have said to perform oral sex or perform fellatio on him.
00:38:06.000In the movie, Samuel L. Jackson forces some white racist to do some kind of humiliating sexual act on him before he kills them.
00:38:16.000And he's using that to taunt the kid's dad.
00:38:19.000And I'm thinking to myself, if the roles were reversed, you would have a race war.
00:38:24.000If a movie came out where you had a black guy doing that to a white guy, and that was supposed to humiliate somebody, they would burn the theater down.
00:38:45.000And we see in every movie, whether it's Django Unchained, Hateful Age, Star Wars, Spider Man, Ghostbusters, what's the next movie that they're remaking with All Women?
00:38:57.000There's another one that they're doing that with, and it escapes me right now.
00:39:01.000But we really have to have a conversation about it.
00:39:18.000This culture stuff, the movies, the music, the television shows, this is very important stuff, probably among the most important stuff, minus like immigration policy and maybe like Federal Reserve policy.
00:39:32.000This is up there because this is shaping the predisposition, the temperament of the next generation.
00:39:39.000So, you know, you think about if Disney is shaping people's subconscious minds, the voters of the subconscious minds of the voters 20 or 30 years from now, the next generation.
00:39:50.000Those people are going to have to be deprogrammed as a result.
00:39:54.000All the people that we're trying to deprogram and decondition today, we have to do that because 20 years ago, their kindergarten teacher told them something stupid and they watched a stupid movie and their parents told them some goofy story.
00:40:07.000I mean, to a really significant extent, a lot of what we have to do, a lot of our effort today in changing the minds of voters and changing the minds of people is the result of conditioning that happened subconsciously a long time ago.
00:40:23.000And in the 90s, when we were passing entitlement reform and we were having a real ball in the Congress and in the political world, on the other side, there was a real hard propaganda campaign to condition and change the way people feel fundamentally about the world, about their country, about their identity.
00:40:43.000And we are still dealing with the repercussions.
00:40:45.000As a result, we have to seriously think about what the culture is today and what it should be in the future.
00:41:04.000I watch the trailers these days for the movies, and without fail, pay attention to this.
00:41:09.000The next time you go see a movie, or the next time you see a big movie trailer in the YouTube top trending videos, watch for this because it feels like every movie nowadays, female lead.
00:41:21.000And not only a female lead, but a female action lead.
00:41:24.000You know, there's that new robot movie.
00:41:27.000There's that new movie where Natalie Portman goes into the alien force field and she's the only one that can do it.
00:41:33.000There's that new movie coming out about the Washington Post, and that's really on the nose there, where it's the head, it's Helen Mirren.
00:41:40.000She's the head of the Washington Post and she takes on the president and she's tough.
00:41:46.000And how many times are we going to do this?
00:41:48.000How many times are we going to do that before we wake up and realize what the consequences are for our children, what the consequences are for our youngest, our most vulnerable, our most impressionable?
00:42:01.000Yeah, I think in a lot of ways, the drug stuff is less harmful than this stuff.
00:42:46.000I'm just trying to draw a contrast to say that if you look at the most vulgar rap music where like any regular Christian could take issue with rap music, that is probably less harmful, less game changing than this over the top feminist propaganda.
00:43:02.000Because the worst that'll happen with the rap music is you'll have kids smoking pot.
00:43:08.000And that's not a good thing, that's a very harmful thing.
00:43:10.000But you have kids watching the Star Wars because nobody finds any issue with it, nobody makes an issue about it.
00:43:18.000Nobody's going to make a big stink about Star Wars because of the female lead.
00:43:21.000And as a result, people will go into it thinking that's a wholesome and good and cool thing to watch.
00:43:27.000And they'll grow up and their conception of themselves, the nature of who they are, what it means to be a woman, what it means to be a man, what it means to be dating, what it means to interact with men and women, what that relationship is supposed to look like, how it's supposed to complement one with the other.
00:43:45.000To mess with that is like the most destructive message, the most destructive and pernicious thing.
00:43:56.000And I just, I only draw that contrast because the one is so obviously offensive.
00:44:00.000The one is so, I mean, you don't have to be like a Christian, uptight, extreme Catholic, hardcore traditionalist conservative to say that rap music probably shouldn't be listened to by children.
00:44:13.000But with the Star Wars stuff where it's marketed towards children, it's attended by children, it's, you know, I mean, that's what children consume, and nobody seems to see the damage there, which is probably far worse.
00:44:30.000I've rambled on long enough about that stuff, and people are probably thinking this crank is probably just an incel.
00:44:39.000This crank is an involuntary celibate who's never touched a woman, who's probably a virgin, and that's why he has a problem with gender roles being redefined on the basis of the prejudices of Hollywood producers.
00:44:53.000And we know who those people are, right?
00:45:27.000Because the people that have been brought up.
00:45:29.000Are weak and not virtuous and very confused and dissonant people.
00:45:36.000And a big part of that is because we don't know how to relate to the opposite sex and we don't know who we are anymore.
00:45:42.000You can't have a functional marriage if you don't have women being women and men being men.
00:45:48.000You don't have functional dating, courtship relationships if you have women thinking they're men and they can go out and put out and they can have 10 different sexual partners before they get married, before the age of 25.
00:46:02.000If they're in college, If they have an idea that they're going to be the breadwinner, you cannot have a functional relationship, a functional, coherent relationship between men and women if that is the program.
00:46:15.000And when that doesn't happen, you don't have families.
00:46:17.000And when you don't have families, you don't have kids.
00:46:20.000And when you don't have families, you have very broken and sad and dispirited people.
00:46:27.000That's why we have to instruct our children in the correct, the natural, the organic order.
00:46:34.000That's all there is to it, you know, and that's not to take a detour, but that's why I have a big problem with the racialism alone.
00:46:42.000Racialism is a part of it to an extent, but we have to come to grips with what's at the core of the problem.
00:46:50.000Immigration, lack of racial identity, that is a symptom.
00:46:54.000The core of the problem, the crux of the problem, is that these traditions, this sense of identity, and fundamentally in a very religious, metaphysical sense, we have lost our way of what is intended for us to be.
00:47:56.000It requires a certain mindset to approach it, a certain humility, because it's a very complex art.
00:48:04.000There are a lot of different aspects to it, there's a lot of history to it, and nobody knows everything about it.
00:48:10.000And even old people, even people who have read thousands of volumes, struggle to find the proper perspective for politics and history.
00:48:19.000And fundamentally, I have a big problem with people who approach it with this.
00:48:24.000Sort of frivolous with this frivolity, with this, what's the word I'm looking for?
00:48:34.000Trivial, with this kind of trivial mindset.
00:48:36.000It's all just, I don't know, none of it really matters.
00:48:39.000We can just be goofy and silly and funny about it.
00:48:42.000And there is certainly a place for memeing and there's a place for joking, but you look at his analysis and it's just so, it's like a bonehead analysis.
00:48:51.000And people like that I just have no respect for in this field.
00:48:54.000People ask me all the time, Nick, what podcast do you listen to?
00:48:59.000And I don't watch the content or the podcast by most people because it is just reheated.
00:49:05.000It is just reheated, prepackaged, like TV dinner tier stuff.
00:49:12.000And that's why I don't consume any content.
00:49:14.000I read the news and then I read the perspectives of people from 200 years ago.
00:49:19.000And that's what I think a lot of people should do.
00:49:21.000I do this show because I thought there was a niche for this kind of content where if you don't want that pre chewed, regurgitated stuff, you can watch this show.
00:49:33.000I guess that's my biggest problem with him is that whole mindset, this whole class of depth groveler pundits who, you know, they're going to spoon feed you this information and with the worst takes.
00:49:47.000Gahul2 says, I tried to warn you, Nick, but you wouldn't listen.
00:50:05.000You had this scene in Star Wars where Princess Leia, she's on the bridge of the Resistance cruiser, and Kylo Ren is not able to shoot her down.
00:50:14.000He's flying in his speeder, you know, and he's going to blow up his mom.
00:50:24.000She's overlooking the space battle, this big cruiser, and he's in his little fighter, and he's about to shoot her, but he's like, I can't do it.
00:51:54.000Say what you will about the prequels, but they created a really cool new universe for the Star Wars, or a cool new, I guess, era for the Star Wars universe, where you had the Confederacy of Independent Systems, you had Palpatine, you had.
00:52:12.000The Jedi Council, you had Coruscant, you had the Battle Droids, the Droid Army versus the Clone Army, you had the Clone Factory, you had that arena on Geonosis where they had to fight all those cool monsters.
00:52:25.000They went on Kamino, there was Django Fett, Boba Fett's dad, and he had the two guns and a jetpack.
00:52:31.000You had Darth Maul, you had those cool fighters from Naboo, Gungans, Revenge of the Sith, you had all kinds of planets, and Jedi War.
00:52:40.000I mean, say what you will, but it was cool, it was new, it was fresh, and This new one, it's just like, it's the same shit.
00:56:46.000It was the international, it was the transnational rootless elite who were responsible for this, not the Jews.
00:56:54.000And it's this hostile foreign international influence in media, in government, in Hollywood that is doing this because it's people that don't care about the people in our country or about the traditions of the country.
00:57:33.000It may be a little silly, it may be a little goofy, and, you know, it has its flaws, but it's your home, it's your hometown.
00:57:40.000And regardless of what it is, you love driving down the main street.
00:57:43.000Thoroughfare and looking at the sites, and you have your special locations in a way that a foreigner just would not, in a way that somebody who wasn't from your hometown wouldn't understand.
00:57:56.000You know, I live in kind of a small town compared to Chicago, and I drive down the main thoroughfare and I look at the trees and I look at the houses and I look at the place where I grew up and I say, This is a very special place.
00:58:09.000And, you know, that's kind of how it is with our country.
00:58:28.000That's a term that was coined by Roger Scruton, which means a love, I believe, for the familiar, which is what he called it, or a love for home.
00:58:36.000And these foreign actors don't have that, and that's why they don't understand it, and that's why they're so quick to throw out what it means, to smash the pillars on which the country was built, because they say, I don't see anything of value here, gone.
00:58:51.000Whereas we have some kind of affectionate and sentimental attachment, which is evolutionarily there for a reason.
00:58:57.000They don't, and they say, let's get rid of it, let's do this cool progressive thing.
00:59:03.000William Burns said, The Jedi are hypocrites, and their ethos is about denying their own humanity.
00:59:10.000Can't marry, can't have kids, or have any emotions.
00:59:13.000The Sith accept the flaws in people and use their suffering, pain, anguish, fear to give themselves power.
00:59:21.000That's a real fedora tip for you, my friend William.
00:59:27.000That's literally the Satanist doctrine there.
00:59:36.000You're defending the Sith in a very fedora tipping kind of a way, but that's actually kind of like Anton LaVey Church of Satan stuff.
00:59:46.000Maybe that's because I'm more of a Dionysian spirit, more of a mystical kind of a person.
00:59:54.000I think there are two kinds of people in that sense where there are people that are more mystical, there are people that are more romantic, more idealistic, and not necessarily.
01:00:05.000In that they are quixotic, big difference, but they're idealistic.
01:00:09.000They believe in ideals, which is different than what we get in our head when we think of idealists.
01:00:14.000When we think of idealists, we think of naive, we think of people, we think of utopians.
01:02:00.000I never understood that as a young man when people would talk about if their work was fulfilling.
01:02:05.000I always thought they were full of shit, to be honest, when people said, It's fulfilling for me, because I never really, I didn't really understand what that meant.
01:02:13.000Um, As I was a selfish teenager, as we all were once.
01:02:17.000But now that I'm working, now that I'm doing this show, and it's not easy, believe me.
01:02:22.000I, more days than not, I don't want to do this show because, you know, you're tired or you're doing something else and you got to go through the whole ordeal and you got to deal with technology and trolls and everything else.
01:02:35.000And so you do it every night, but you do it every night because you believe in it.
01:02:38.000You work your ass off because you believe in it.
01:02:44.000And when people say that they're changed by it, they're inspired by it, and they're going out and they're doing something because of it, I mean, It does.