EPISODE 575： Who Will Be The Next Speaker of The House and Will The Pope Allow Same Sex Marriage？
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Jack Posobiec is a commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran. He is a regular contributor to CNN, Fox News, CBS, NBC, CNN Worldwide, and the New York Times. He is also the host of the popular podcast, The Poso Daily Brief.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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A specific gag order, though, regarding posting or publicly speaking about any member of his staff.
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Doing the right thing isn't always easy, but it is necessary.
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I don't regret standing up for choosing government over grievance.
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Oh, boo all you want, who have hollowed out this town and have borrowed against the future of our future generations.
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I'll be happy to fund my political operation through the work of hardworking Americans, 10 and 20 and $30 at a time.
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Nancy Pelosi is being kicked out of her Capitol hideaway office today.
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Moments after Congressman McHenry became acting speaker, he made that decision.
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Bottom line, the House is in chaos without a leader.
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I think I'm in pretty good stead with the former president.
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You'll see me on the campaign trail with him soon.
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And by the way, you know who you won't see on the campaign trail at a big rally?
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Because if Kevin McCarthy took the stage at a Trump rally, he would be booed off of it like Lindsey Graham.
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A lot of people have been calling me a bad speaker.
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All I can say is we'll do whatever's best for the country and for the Republican Party.
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But we're leading by like 50 points for president.
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If I can help them during the process, I would do.
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But we have some great people in the Republican Party that could do a great job as speakers.
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Today's edition of Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec live from Washington, D.C.
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Folks, we got a lot of craziness going on in Washington, D.C.
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But, of course, because today is the emergency broadcast system day, I decided to throw my phone in the microwave.
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Look, I got people calling me from every single angle, every tribe, if you will, in the house.
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Jack, we want to listen to the people of this country.
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Or, even better, tell us what the people are telling you.
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And then we can have a conversation about who's going to be the speaker.
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I'll tell you right now, Nancy Mace, the Fed, is completely out.
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You've got a better chance of being the speaker of the Ukrainian Rada than you do as the speaker of the House of the United States of America, the House of Representatives.
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So why don't you call your boy Zelensky, and maybe he can get you a plane ticket, all right?
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Maybe if Jim Jordan is willing to cut a deal with Matt Gaetz, put Matt Gaetz on the weaponization committee, okay, give Jim Jordan the speakership, we can talk.
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But I got questions about him when it comes to Google.
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I got questions about him when it comes to Ukraine.
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We've got Evita Duffy from The Federalist on with us right now.
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Evita, I want to make sure you're not calling me in right now on your phone.
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Is your phone currently either within one of the silent Faraday sleeves or secure in your microwave at this time?
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It's not in my microwave, but it's completely turned off.
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Evita, what are you hearing about the speakership?
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And really just from your perspective, where does it come in that, you know, that we see something like this that's happened,
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and now it just suddenly seems like the entire house is in chaos?
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Yeah, so I'm a little bit split on this speaker question.
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I know it's probably not what you were expecting from me, but my dad was in Congress for 10 years,
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and he always came home and complained about just the gridlock.
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When he was elected in 2010, Republicans had a massive majority in the House.
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There was so much potential, there was so much that could have been done, and yet not much was done, right?
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And we're in an even slimmer majority right now.
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And I think that people underestimate how much politicking and personal issues and vendettas come into play with everything that goes on in Congress.
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And so do I think Kevin McCarthy was the greatest speaker of the House we've ever had?
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Do I think that he was better than John Boehner?
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But do I think that there is a lot of negotiating and concessions that have to be made in Congress?
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Yes, and so my real fear with this whole thing is that we had a decent Speaker of the House,
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and now we're going to go into weeks of trying to find a new one,
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and he might not even end up being any better than Kevin McCarthy,
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and we're not going to fix the border, we're not going to address the Biden crime family,
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we're not going to do really what the American people want to do because we're distracted by this Speaker nomination,
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and the Republican Party is completely disorganized.
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This is very concerning to me because we need to be focusing on Biden crime, on the border, on inflation,
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and if we're focusing on the Speaker of the House, we're not doing the things that matter to the American people.
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Are there any names that you're currently looking at?
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I'm a non-starter when it comes to Mazer Emmer.
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That's just where I stand based on looking at their records.
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Byron Donald is a name that I've heard thrown around out there.
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Are there any names that you're hearing or any names that you're personally looking at?
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Well, I'm hearing the name Scalise a lot, and I have to say I'm not excited about that.
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I don't think that any of the potential names that have been floating around, except for perhaps Jim Jordan, are going to be any better.
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And frankly, they'll probably be worse than Kevin McCarthy.
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And my real question right now is to Matt Gaetz, because he's the one that's instigated this whole takeover of the House.
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But the point is that this is a really difficult job.
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He instigated this whole thing, but never really brought forth a plan for the House moving forward.
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He hasn't said anything so far, and that's really concerning to me because the options that we've just talked about, not very good.
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Well, at the same time, we also have to realize that this doesn't actually change the composition of the majority.
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So if Matt Gaetz and the MAGA caucus, I think I was saying the Gaetz block yesterday, they can do this again.
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And I think that's something that nobody is talking about that.
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So if Jordan gets it, let's say it's Jim Jordan, right?
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He's kind of the sort of easy money, the safe money right now, is that Jim Jordan is going to be the guy who gets it because he really does have the ability.
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I know Charlie was just on here talking about how Jim Jordan can kind of unite the clans, unite the tribes on a lot of these different issues.
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That being said, there is something of a check on anyone going to the speakership because of Gaetz and this block showing that they've been willing to play the nuclear option.
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And that essentially creates a situation where if they're not worried about the repercussions from this, we're talking about the money that's being spent against them, the earmarked that are going to be completely thrown out the window for any appropriations that come up or any of the CRs, that doesn't that then, Evita, create a sort of check on anyone, really, who wants to become speaker?
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And I think as a whole, that's actually a very positive thing.
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I think we should be looking at individual appropriation spills.
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These giant spending packages are always ridiculous.
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What I think is really important when we look at this whole issue is we do have checks coming forward.
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So, yeah, I think there are ups and downs to it all.
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And what we're going through, the broader picture here is this is indicative, I think, of just the anger of the grassroots out there.
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Because in any other situation, this never would have been able to take place.
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You've got a conservative base that is so incredibly upset at Washington, D.C. that they're just not willing to take.
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And look, Evita, we have you on all the time and we talk about this.
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We're seeing conservatives thrown into jail for their beliefs, pro-lifers thrown into jail for their beliefs.
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And then we're being told we need to send another couple of billion to Ukraine.
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And we don't actually ever seem to get anywhere when it comes to any of these issues.
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And what I what I found very interesting in the wake of this this takeover, this this speaker ouster is who are who are the wolves in sheep clothing on the right?
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And now we're going to move in a different direction.
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And at the same time, you have really these these uniparty Republicans in the Senate, in the House.
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What I was saying was that that we have Republicans like John Corrin in the Senate who are calling the Republicans who did this domestic terrorists.
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That's literally what he said yesterday, that this was a terrorist attack.
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We have people on the right who think just like the left.
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And this this speaker, ouster, I think really show people two colors.
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Who is who is who is who is beholden to the uniparty and who is actually interested in listening to the American people and the concerns that they have.
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We have already the FBI, the Biden administration, members of the Democratic Party and the corporate media labeling anybody that disagrees with the left a domestic terrorist.
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You are a J-6-er, imprisoned without due process, tortured in solitary confinement.
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We can't have Republicans parroting the talking points of the left.
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And I think that this speaker, ouster, really showed who was on the side of the American people and who was on the side of the left.
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No, and Avita, we're going to break here, but I'll add to that.
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I don't like what I heard Newt Gingrich say about Matt Gaetz calling him a traitor.
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I don't think that's the right kind of language.
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I think that's the kind of language that leftists use.
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And I'm very confused at why Newt Gingrich, a guy who's a lifetime conservative, would be talking about his fellow conservatives that way.
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You know, we were talking about the speaker race, and before we move to the next topic,
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I just want to say, you know, Trump, he's put his name in there.
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Do you think Donald Trump should be the next speaker?
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But, Evita, I wanted to play this clip because we've seen a strange spate of the killing of left-wing activists,
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victims of crime in this country, one in Baltimore, one in Philadelphia, now one in New York City,
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and this one in New York City, we actually have a very harrowing video of it.
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I want to play this very quickly and then make some comments on it.
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go watch him so these two individuals in this footage that you guys just saw there
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the guy's name is ryan carson uh they're self-described antifa members they were
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heavily involved in black lives matter one of the things that really strikes me in this footage is
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that carson actually goes and this is four in the morning new york city in the brooklyn area
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goes over and tries to engage the knife wielding maniac tries to talk to him tells him chill chill
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buddy this is the end stage of progressivism they actually believe that they can achieve utopia just
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through their words and their kind intentions and then you see this uh his girlfriend fiancee and
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and people are very confused because she doesn't seem to react she doesn't seem to understand what's
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going on she doesn't seem to realize that there's mortal danger she doesn't seem to realize that
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her boyfriend has just been stabbed to death in front of her eyes you notice she doesn't even
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really react until she sees the pool of blood uh she's talking about calling number one then she
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doesn't actually provide a description of the suspect to police because early reports said
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police don't have a description and and this is what i wanted to say is that and i want to get your
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take on avida because i tweeted something earlier today and and i know i'm hitting you with this cold
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but i said you need to understand that appeals to reason do not work specifically on liberal women
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because the left has used emotional conditioning to reprogram the maternal instinct
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of protection of the oppressed and the marginalized the way that they would normally be protective of
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their own children these people are emotionally demoralized and will reject true information even
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if their own friends and in this case their boyfriend are being killed in front of their eyes
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avida do you think i do you think i'm i'm onto something with that you are a hundred percent onto
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something i mean that is that's exactly what's happening and when so i i went to the university
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of chicago which is a school on the south side of chicago um we we did some little we had several
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students actually classmates of mine be killed on the south side um due to random violence random robberies
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um i we interviewed the students and then we interviewed the south siders this massive majority of left
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wing mostly women um said you know we need to have community policing we need to you know take the
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racism out of it we need to make sure that that we are being equitable in the way that we deal with
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crime um meanwhile the people that actually live full-time in these communities that have grown up
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on the south side of chicago said no we don't need less police we don't need community policing
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um we need we need real justice um i we need we need real protection and safety otherwise people
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will die um i i i just i think we are seeing such a bizarre perversion um of of every norm um every
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biological instinct in people and that's really what progressivism does that's what um that's what's
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happening to the woman who watches her boyfriend die before her eyes and then refuses to give a
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description to the police i mean how backward how how bizarre and twisted is that uh and it's the
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same thing that would it's the same kind of thing that would inspire um uh somebody to commit a crime
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like that this is a spiritual crisis where people are confused about what they what they what their
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purpose is on this earth um what what what their where their priorities should lie everything's been
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jumbled up to to adhere to a certain ideology and an ideology that is marxist at its core
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and that is tearing our country apart um from from every every corner
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and this is this is the key and this is why and i would love to say this to the right and i say this
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to my fellow you know conservative pundits or whatever you want to call it out there is that
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all of these people saying oh we can just appeal to reason we can use facts and statistics and uh
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studies to show that our side actually works out better in the end you don't understand
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you're never going to win with these appeals to reason because they're not operating off of
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reason to begin with okay they have been emotionally conditioned demoralized and reprogrammed yuri
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bezmanov style to believe that they need to care for the marginalized and the oppressed they'll
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probably and and and avita i i remember actually seeing your reporting on the university of chicago
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but you will see the exact same things of of them saying well you have to understand those people
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are victims too they're victims of society they're victims of marginalization and so we must think of
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their interests and people are saying to me well how could this woman not give a description to the
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police of a man who just stabbed her boyfriend to death and left him to die on the street in a pool
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of his own blood and it is because this this maternal instinct and i know that avita you've talked about
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this so many times when you come on here that all women innately have it's been reprogrammed it's been
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repurposed and re-channelized to focus on these oppressed groups they're abusing and exploiting
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emotionally abusing and and you can get into ssris and talk therapy and all that stuff which is part
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and parcel of it uh in order to sort of shift women away from the protection and by the way this this
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also includes you know liberal women who have kids too right right they're playing on that natural
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instinct and using it against them in order essentially to allow stuff like this to go unpunished
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yes yes absolutely i there's there's a reason why in in 1984 the women in the book were george r
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wells 1984 um were some of the the greatest um you know advocates for big brother they were the ones
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that would turn in people um make sure that there was adherence um to to whatever narrative the state
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was promulgating um that women are very susceptible to this because women have a desire to be to feel
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safe to feel protected um and and to have a loyalty to to something right and so what's happening right
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now is there's a lot of very single women right a lot many single women um who who don't have a
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boyfriend or a husband um don't have very strong familial ties this is true of of actually every young
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person um and so they look to the government or they or they look to an ideology to find a home
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or to find solace um or to find protection right and what what's happening right now what we just saw
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is is is exactly that it's it's women who who don't have the familial ties the spiritual ties
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and their new religion um is is is really leftism and their new their their new loyalty right is not
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to their family um which they which they want to do which women inherently have um it's now it's now
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to the ideology and that's why when she sees you know somebody die before her eyes she cannot give
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the description um women are are are are very unique in that um and i i think that's why it's so
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important if you're raising a young woman to to make sure that you can buck that avita pulled the
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actual lineup uh from from 1984 it was always the women and above all the young ones who were the
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most bigoted adherents of the party the swallowers of slogans the amateur spies and nosers out of
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unorthodoxy and and remember for folks who haven't read the book spoiler alert she's catfishing him the
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whole time that's the point of the novel she's catfishing him to turn him into the inner party that's
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actually the point of 1984 and she's seducing him oh come meet with me in the forest and everything's
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going to be great no the whole thing is catfishing the whole thing is catfishing and essentially the
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guy wilson is a simp for what's her name i forgot my name off the top of my head he's he's a simp for
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her the same way that gatsby is a total simp for daisy in that book and ben and i have this huge
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long-running discussion about argument about gatsby but this this is this is what we need to explain
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that the classics the the writers of of the past in america and orwell's obviously uk they understood
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this thing they understood the role that that women and men and simping plays in our society
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and how the parties can use it against them evita duffy where can people go to get your coordinates
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where can they go to get all your fantastic information so my articles are at thefederalist.com
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and my twitter is evita duffy underscore one folks go listen to evita duffy understand the dangers of
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simping for communism orwell was right evita duffy has got this nailed down stay tuned human events
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in my ear about the boring people at your office i'm trying to listen to the new human events
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subscription julia julia is the name wilson simping for julia throughout 1984 someone else who
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understands the dangers of simping is dr taylor marshall dr taylor marshall welcome back to human
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events daily how are you jack good to see you lots of good news so i was i was just explaining
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that you know it's it's it's it's 1984 one read on it that a lot of people miss is that she's
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catfishing him throughout the entire novel and that wilson is actually simping for julia when julia
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herself is a is is an agent of the party she's a fed she's basically a fed and he's simping for a fed
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and so there's there's so much that actually ties into this but but before we go in it's infiltration
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it's an infiltration it's exactly and it's using women it's using it's plying women and there's that
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great line that that orwell gives it was always the women above all the young ones who were the
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strongest adherents of the party the swallowers of the slogans the amateur spies the nosers out of
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unorthodoxy george orwell 1984 when they came up 1947 it nailed it just completely nailed it 80 years
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ago but you see also this this clip this this clip of the and let me just get your take on as well and
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maybe you know see differently this woman watches a guy in new york city get stabbed to death and her
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boyfriend stabbed to death in front of her and then doesn't react until i don't think she realizes
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the gravity of what's actually going on but then when police come we're told that she didn't give
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a description of the black suspect the knife wielding you know maniac who just stabbed this guy
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could have killed her too by the way and thank god he didn't right i'll say that um but i view this
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is i said what i said is and and this is getting a lot of attention online i said that what the left
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has done is reprogram the female maternal instinct in many of these liberal women that would normally
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be targeted towards the protection of their own children and repurposed it for the protection of
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the marginalized of the oppressed and so when when you get these guys around out there who say we just
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have to appeal to reason we have to explain to them why transgenderism is wrong we have to explain
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to them this and i say you're not getting it you're totally not getting it because what they've done
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is they've repurposed the maternal instinct and what you have to do is is correct right correct that back
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to god's original purpose i don't know what do you think am i am i off base yeah i mean i i've said
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for a long time the whole the rise of the karens you know the karen the karen is the childless woman
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who has become the mother of all society and she views everyone as her kid and she's policing them
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she's correcting them she's yeah she's just trying to be everybody's mama and this is the this is the
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quintessential post-christian post-civilized uh role of the woman she doesn't have her own children
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and so she is the mother to the whole world in this sort of liberal uh understanding the other the other
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line i like the other line i like for that is um is the uh the awfuls the affluent female white
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urban liberals awuf it's excellent but but let's let's go in a little bit here because you're you're
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breaking a lot of news there's a ton coming out of this synod that's going on in rome now we had you
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on a couple of weeks ago you told us right you here on this program for the first time that anyone
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heard it and i want to say in conservative media at least conservative news media that you said that
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pope francis was likely going to be moving on two things number one blessing of same-sex marriages
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or same-sex unions essentially i should say and the number two was uh females to the priesthood one thing
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that i actually heard by the way from a source i have on the ground in rome i didn't even tell you
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about this um is that what it looks like they're going to be doing is pursuing this uh this this strategy
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of incrementalization and so it's it won't be full on female priests but they're going to move from
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female eucharistic ministers to female deacons and so um before we get into all the weeds and for
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the non-catholics to understand what all that is just what is the synod and why is this such a big deal
00:30:59.380
first off no one knows what the synod on synodality is this is called the synod on synodality it's a
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multi-year uh project basically the idea is instead of the catholic church looking like this top-down
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monarchical tyranny we're going to go and do surveys all over the world we're going to survey
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people in africa and asia and south america and north america and we're also going to survey non-christians
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and non-catholics and we're going to say to them what do you think we could be doing better you know
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it's the suggestion box what should catholicism look like what is the holy spirit calling us to
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today and then they're going to collect all those suggestions filter them back to rome and then the
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pope and the synod fathers are going to make judgments and new policies and we've known all along
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they want to move in a progressive way they want to move catholicism into basically a an alignment with
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the eu and the un and the davos and the great reset and all these ideas uh eco theology liberation
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theology this is what they want but they can't look like medieval popes doing it so they have this sort
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of synod on synodality where they're looking like oh this is not what we want this is what the people
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want the holy spirit's moving through the people and it's kind of a subverse not kind of it is a very
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subversive way to play church and that's what's going on and the two there are several issues but
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the two main issues that are getting everybody worked up is women priests which pope jump all the
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second thomas aquinas any any pope you consult before this one says is absolutely impossible and
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that's because we believe priests confect the eucharist by transubstantiation that the bread and wine
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become the body and blood of christ and since christ had a male body the priest must have a male body
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as well because he says this is my body that's the theology of it this is being overturned because we
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have feminism in our modern culture that says women can do everything a man can do and sometimes they
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can even do it better including being a priest and so there's this push and then the other push is
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the blessing of same-sex union so these are the hot topics right now and it's my conviction that this
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is what pope francis was brought in to do this is he is getting older he is more ill he's having
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problems with his lung and his intestines and his colon he only has so much time and so they are rushing
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this through this is their big opportunity this is the window to get same-sex blessings and women
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clergy if they can pull it off well that's exactly right and even i see so many there's there's they
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put out new um you know exorcism movies right a lot a lot of and interestingly enough a lot of the times
00:33:54.680
that that people and you and i we did we actually won an award for our episode on halloween last year
00:33:59.060
talking about exorcism and uh and the christian origins of halloween but um we in these new movies
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talk about exorcism they're changing it to show that women can be priests that nuns will wear the
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collar and that they'll be the exorcist now uh there's a whole movie series called the nun and
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the nun too where um the the girl from american horror story it's this hollywood movie about another
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female you know nun who's sort of operating as a priest and so you're seeing it's it's even in the
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newest uh dracula on netflix by the way where it's it's again it's a female operating as a priest
00:34:35.620
to fight demons etc etc it's the same feminist coded depiction of the priesthood in a way that
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traditionally uh everyone would associate with a man being a priest right this and it is in these
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movies by the way where so many people in i would say the broader public uh come into contact with
00:35:00.460
the catholic magisterium with catholic doctrine the workings of the vatican and i know it kind of seems
00:35:06.220
like a backdoor away but i've i've always pointed this out because for people that aren't going into
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church on the regular basis it's it's through hollywood and it's through media so you can't tell
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me for a second that this isn't in line with this very same predictive programming that we're seeing
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coming from hollywood in the form of these movies stay tuned we're coming back dr taylor marshall the
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author of infiltration breaking down the synod on synodality
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i'm always listening to human events with jack was so big
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all right jack was back here live i'm in washington dc dr marshall is in texas but we're talking about
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what's going on now at the vatican pope francis pursuing what dr taylor marshall says
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might be essentially his legacy um taylor what i mentioned before about uh the deacon it and
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female deacons what is a deacon why does this matter as a deacon's not a priest anyway they're
00:36:04.600
sort of a you know sort of an insistent priest a junior priest you know not a full priest you know
00:36:09.480
why why does this matter and why is this something that that could be pushed for
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yeah in the book of acts the 12 apostles are preaching they're doing their ministry and they
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realize there's a lot of stuff in the church like helping widows helping the poor that they can't do
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by themselves so in the book of acts they ordain seven deacons originally and the deacons are there
00:36:29.500
to assist the apostles in their ministry so like you said they're they're sort of like the the
00:36:36.540
understudies they're the assistants um they don't hear confessions they don't say mass but they are
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there at mass helping the priest and in his parish ministry so the idea of the liberals is well let's
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let's do incrementalism let's not go straight in and have a woman pope we'll just first we'll have
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altar girls and then we'll have women as eucharistic ministers and women as lectors and readers and then
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we'll have women as deacons that's the current and then we'll do women as priest then women as bishop
00:37:06.660
and then we'll have women as pope so that's that's the incremental strategy and i think we can all
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agree that in politics and in religion over the past 100 years uh the enemies of god have have gone
00:37:20.680
for the incremental approach and that that's what's worked for them and that's what's going on right now
00:37:26.420
and that's the same incrementalism they're doing right now with the same sex blessings uh that they're
00:37:31.620
pushing also in the senate of synodality pope francis came out in the last couple days and he
00:37:37.260
said well you can bless one person or you can bless more than one person and so he didn't say you
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couldn't do a blessing of a same-sex union but he said you could bless more than one person at the
00:37:48.360
same time which in a way just opens the door um for there to be a same-sex blessing in a church
00:37:56.280
um and you could go ahead and throw flowers on the altar and send out invites and you know make it
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look exactly like a marriage but then you could say well it's not actually a marriage we're just
00:38:07.680
doing the blessing of two friends let's let's go ahead and and and ask the question then why is it
00:38:14.600
that catholic doctrine for all of these years for 2 000 years since the church was founded by jc himself
00:38:22.060
that has never supported the blessing of same-sex couples why why not do that love is love after all
00:38:29.560
dr taylor marshall love is love and love wins so shouldn't we just let people love whoever they want
00:38:34.160
shouldn't we be tolerant wwjd man well you know our lord points to the beginning and he says in the
00:38:40.720
beginning it was one man one woman adam and eve not adam and steve it's adam and eve and he created male
00:38:47.460
male and female and you know i hate to break this down it's kind of like the sex ed talk but male
00:38:52.660
have certain kind of procreative organs and female have different procreative organs and when those
00:38:59.520
procreative organs fit together and they become one flesh quite literally those procreative organs were
00:39:05.800
created by god to create another one flesh a baby you and i we have babies that grow up in
00:39:12.500
to kids and then adults that's the way god designed it and that's why he made male and
00:39:18.980
female procreative organs that's the purpose right that's the design of the designer who is god
00:39:25.400
and so he because that is such a powerful gift to be able to procreate another human person god
00:39:32.700
established very important rules you know if you're going to run a nuclear reactor which is a very powerful
00:39:38.180
thing you need to have very tight rules on that same thing with procreating children there needs to
00:39:43.100
be tight rules the tight rules are you must be married so that the child receives a father and a
00:39:50.800
mother you can be an atheist and you can look at the psychological reports children that have a father
00:39:56.320
and a mother who are together living in the same house on the same mission those children are healthier
00:40:02.580
psychologically better they do better on sports they do better in their grades it is the way
00:40:08.080
god designed it and then matrimony is a permanent bond in the union to ensure that those children
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grow up in a home with a mom and a dad we know accidents happen there's wars parents dies or
00:40:21.640
diseases but the intention of god is that there are nuclear families with a permanent bond between mom
00:40:28.700
and dad bringing new persons into the world any kind of sexual activity that is not according to those
00:40:34.320
rules has been deemed by society even non-christian societies as dangerous and subversive we would
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call in the catholic church disordered or if acted upon sinful so we recognize that there are people
00:40:49.520
who are tempted in all kinds of ways and have homosexual temptations and that temptation in itself is not the
00:40:55.520
committing of sins it is the volition it's the consent and so because human sexuality is so powerful
00:41:02.240
it is so sacred there are these rules upon it and the primary purpose of matrimony is procreation
00:41:09.420
and homosexuality or you could even say any kind of sexual aberration is not open to that human life
00:41:18.960
and that's why the catholic church has this prohibition on it so you know that's the theological that's the
00:41:24.480
historical take it goes back to the way god designed humanity as male and female and we have these very
00:41:30.660
important rules governing us why for the benefit of human society we don't want fatherless or motherless
00:41:38.220
children no i've always said that it and i've come to realize i guess i should say as i've gotten older
00:41:47.000
that the things that god prescribes for us as sinful are things that are actually bad for you in life and
00:41:54.680
so that you can come to this realization on your own it'll just take a lot longer and i'm sorry joe rogan
00:42:00.820
but there already is a book that's written called the basic instructions before leaving earth and that's
00:42:05.160
the bible uh so i highly encourage joe rogan to read that i said i heard he was looking for a book on
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that but and i'll throw it out there again and i say this in when i go speaking around the country that
00:42:14.740
the oldest institution that we know of on the face of the planet that we have archaeological evidence for
00:42:22.820
we go into when people were living in the caves right we know mom dad children okay for thousands and
00:42:34.560
thousands and thousands of years it predates literally everything that we have any history for predates
00:42:41.220
language itself mom dad children exactly as the bible says and to all the skeptics out there
00:42:49.040
i would put that to them and say well it's the oldest thing we have and you know what maybe
00:42:54.320
chesterton's fence is chesterton's fence for a reason dr taylor marshall where can people go to
00:42:58.700
follow you and get more information yeah you can go to taylormarshall.com you can follow me on twitter
00:43:03.060
or the best place is probably on youtube dr taylor marshall i'll get my podcast over there
00:43:07.320
you gotta go follow him guys dr taylor marshall nobody responds to joe rogan like he does chesterton's
00:43:13.660
fence by the way what does it mean never change a rule or a norm until you understand why it was put
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there in the first place ladies and gentlemen as always you have my permission to lay ashore