Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 01, 2026


THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 148 — Eternal Boomer Cruises? Christian Horror Films? Hiding Your Vote?

EXCLUSIVE: POSOBIEC & POOL IN CHICAGO THE GREAT DEBATE

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00:01:23.080 What could it be?
00:01:24.220 What could it be?
00:01:25.580 And here we have, besides the two guys in the Thoughtcrime shirt,
00:01:29.500 we got Mikey McCoy, the great, the remarkable, the stupendous,
00:01:34.300 the superlative Mikey McCoy, and we have Jack LaSolva.
00:01:39.540 You guys miss Marvelous.
00:01:41.980 It's literally the alliteration.
00:01:43.520 Marvelous Mikey McCoy.
00:01:44.740 Wouldn't that make the most sense?
00:01:45.700 You're right.
00:01:47.160 I must have missed this Thoughtcrime shirt memo.
00:01:50.240 We need like a name.
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00:01:53.980 No, because they decided to make a shirt themselves at the mall
00:01:56.460 and be like, you know who made a shirt?
00:01:58.200 Adjectives for Jack Posobiec, like the poser Posobiec.
00:02:01.280 Oh, poser Posobiec.
00:02:02.420 Uh-oh, that's nasty.
00:02:03.580 Pucillanimous Posobiec.
00:02:04.940 Jack, the floor is yours.
00:02:05.960 What do you want to say back to him?
00:02:06.980 I think you mean the potent Posobiec.
00:02:09.900 The powerful Posobiec.
00:02:11.360 How about all right?
00:02:12.120 That's what your wife said.
00:02:13.560 Sorry, I had to.
00:02:14.580 Yeah, she did say that.
00:02:15.620 She's got two kids. 0.99
00:02:16.980 It's like Annie Oakley over there.
00:02:18.440 All right, Jack, it's good to have you.
00:02:20.840 you got the navy shirt that works mikey do you have any shirt do you have any uh uh any
00:02:26.100 impersonations or accents i'm boring up in here no benduro no nothing gosh all right fine 0.61
00:02:32.060 no i can do my xi jinping impersonation head garb yeah i almost just wore a muslim head
00:02:38.100 oh like james o'keefe and cam higby yes yes i'm just gonna yeah yeah in a democrat area too by 0.66
00:02:45.900 the way because they definitely will never do anything no that's completely insane and we need
00:02:49.740 to support them uh to the hilt because that's obviously unconstitutional yeah by the way they
00:02:54.120 have a they have a uh give send go uh i i posted a link to that if you want to check out my ex i'm
00:03:00.720 sure jack i don't know you probably have done the same but got to support those guys because they
00:03:04.480 did nothing wrong this is election season okay and everybody out there needs to go vote i don't
00:03:10.920 care what the polls say i don't care if you're dooming i don't care if you are curled up in the
00:03:17.280 fetal position on the floor crying like a baby you have to vote and i i always say this quote
00:03:23.680 and i eventually i'm going to say it enough and people like jack are gonna are they're gonna pick
00:03:27.680 it up and run that no i'm kidding jack knows this very very intimately there is 160 million people
00:03:32.360 that vote during a presidential race 160 million there's tons of votes out there only about 100
00:03:38.560 million are going to vote in the midterms maybe a little bit more there's a lot of energy around
00:03:41.800 this one but that means that both sides have plenty of votes that to win right it's about who
00:03:48.040 turns out their base this is why president trump has been barnstorming the country
00:03:52.040 it doesn't matter what the polls say and it was a great tweet actually out from frank luntz that
00:03:57.680 showed trump losing all these states in 2024 that he won so we don't know what the polling is we
00:04:02.600 don't know how they modeled every poll some of them are suggesting that it's gonna be 18 30 and
00:04:07.680 under voters well guess what if right now it's at six percent so you don't know how they modeled
00:04:12.900 it we don't know if it's going to be a historic polling miss like speaker johnson is saying or if
00:04:18.520 we're going to get shellacked the either either way though we got to get out there so cast your
00:04:22.880 ballot go to voteready.com make a plan to vote or tpaction.com slash polls and find out your
00:04:28.560 nearing polling location so either of those will work out great voteready.com or tpaction.com slash
00:04:33.480 polls and speaking of which jack and i think the thought crime crew has this ready back there i i
00:04:39.760 wanted to start this off just really quickly because it's i think it's pretty striking
00:04:43.380 the predictive markets now have the kansas senatorial race at basically a 50 50 and that
00:04:51.340 is senator marshall versus this guy named adam hamilton right there yeah look at it so that the
00:04:56.760 we've been you know wildly favored in this and all of a sudden boom like this week it got it
00:05:02.540 went to 5149 and president trump was expected to go campaign there he's not going to campaign there
00:05:09.360 now everybody's speculating what it is we had mark halpern on the show this morning he thought maybe
00:05:13.780 because he thought all hope was lost that's not what i'm hearing so uh but i had never even looked
00:05:18.660 this guy up before this seeing this kansas uh predictive market here and it turns out he's a
00:05:26.420 complete wokey like so woke that james talrico would feel very comfortable sitting in a pew at
00:05:32.180 his church you it's that bad that's really gross no like so he he almost more woke than talarico
00:05:38.580 actually oh maybe you know more than i do i'm just getting to know this guy literally okay
00:05:43.300 literally just looked him up quickly discovered he's pro lgbq lgbtq marriage what about true
00:05:48.940 spirit and yeah i'm sure that too yeah yeah my 2sl he he's he claims to be radically inclusive
00:05:55.400 He's pro-abortion.
00:05:58.000 He rejects the inerrancy of scripture.
00:06:00.960 And he believes that Muslims, Hindus, and Buddhists, and all those folks, 0.62
00:06:04.360 once they die, they have a chance to meet Jesus in death.
00:06:06.920 So basically, following Jesus in life means nothing.
00:06:10.320 So this is that guy.
00:06:11.200 They call him the megachurch pastor.
00:06:13.120 And it's like, no, he's like a self-help guru that uses scripture as a backdrop.
00:06:18.960 There's a lot of those.
00:06:19.740 I don't know his heart.
00:06:20.820 I don't know much about him.
00:06:23.180 So for the sake of my own salvation, I'm not going to judge too harshly here.
00:06:26.980 But what I can tell you is that, Mikey, you've been around the church your whole life.
00:06:30.820 You've been around good preaching your whole life.
00:06:32.680 When I tell you those things, what's your reaction? 1.00
00:06:37.740 This guy sucks. 1.00
00:06:39.320 The Bible warns about people like him all the time. 1.00
00:06:43.280 This guy is borderline worse than Tallarico.
00:06:46.140 He is, the Bible warns, you know, in like James 3, 1, that those that teach will be strict, will be held to a stricter judgment when they arrive to heaven.
00:06:56.700 And so this guy is going to have to make an accounting as a teacher, as somebody that like goes about, you know, talking to his congregation, somebody that's supposed to be a shepherd of his congregation, actually feeding them like these false lies.
00:07:08.340 But then it also warns us, right, that we need to beware of false prophets, of false teachers that exploit us.
00:07:16.880 And it says that, you know, the Bible talks about this all the time, how in times we have like itching ears, like an insatiable scratch that like we need to scratch it.
00:07:26.860 And we search for somebody that can scratch that.
00:07:30.340 And we search for like false teachers.
00:07:32.420 And we oftentimes just hear something that they're saying.
00:07:35.240 And we're like, that is truth.
00:07:36.960 Like, that is good.
00:07:37.700 And Democrats, this is like really scary because for the longest time, like Democrats never even really tried to reach out to the Christian base or like run pastors for political ops or whatever, because like their base is so objectively immoral, like, you know, cutting off the genitalia of children, killing babies in the womb, like things that are just objectively anti-Christianity.
00:07:58.680 and now what's really scary is we are in this new era where Democrats actually are running very scary
00:08:05.060 candidates you know they're running Tallarico they're running this Hamilton guy and you're
00:08:09.040 just going to see even more of it this is a midterm cycle like what are they going to do 0.93
00:08:12.380 in a presidential election what are they going to do 10 years from now and Christians are falling
00:08:16.700 for it like there's the warning against false teachers like this guy but then there's the
00:08:21.240 warning against us as Christians that we need to beware of false prophets and honestly a lot
00:08:25.260 of christians are falling for this guy's bs and this guy needs to like be careful he needs to
00:08:29.680 repenting because yeah this is the thing that really worries me i i get a sense this is both
00:08:34.580 good and bad that there's a lot of people out there maybe they even go to church a lot but if
00:08:39.400 they don't like they like the vibe of christianity they like they identify it they consider it
00:08:44.080 important there may be the kind of person who would out there would say like i would never vote
00:08:47.780 for el sayed because he's a muslim or i would never vote for a candidate who explicitly says
00:08:52.760 he's an atheist but a lot of these people are very vulnerable for falling for the op of i like
00:08:58.640 that guy he's a christian he's a pastor and they're it's only like name deep they carry very
00:09:04.040 little about the doctrine itself is what this man teaching actually christian it's just unfortunate
00:09:10.260 that's not the layer that's getting through for a lot of them i just think their engagement with
00:09:13.900 politics is very superficial yeah these are like so baseline surface level christians like they
00:09:20.480 They don't they only know the basic love thy neighbor like El-Sayed loves thy neighbor. 0.97
00:09:25.260 Therefore, I'm going to vote for him, not because he like actually is a Muslim that hates America and wants to destroy everything that our civilization. 0.97
00:09:31.160 So, again, this if you go back to some of the the original thought crime episodes, this is a psyop that we've been calling out in real time. 0.98
00:09:38.800 This goes back to Taylor Sheridan, who is a dirty Hollywood liberal and like just people need to stop supporting him completely like conservatives.
00:09:47.160 like you need to grow a spine and actually stand up for yourselves and start to like 0.69
00:09:50.520 actually have some self-respect. And so this is the HickLib PSYOP. So this is just the, 0.65
00:09:55.760 this is the, these are the fruits of the HickLib PSYOP of the idea that, oh, you know, I can be a
00:10:02.040 Christian and I can be a second amendment supporter, but at the same time, also like I'm 0.66
00:10:08.220 down with LGBTQ and I support those abortion rights. And I support all that stuff because
00:10:14.900 That's exactly what Mike is saying, that being Christian is actually just kind of like generally love your neighbor.
00:10:20.280 It's basically like this Reddit slop of, you know, just be a heckin' good person.
00:10:25.460 Are you a heckin' good person, bro?
00:10:26.460 You a heckin' good person?
00:10:28.120 You're a heckin' good person.
00:10:29.480 Heckin' good person, bro.
00:10:30.220 No, but this is where you get the James Talricos of it. 0.95
00:10:33.900 And they are excellent at what Josh Howerton calls putting on the skin suit of Christianity. 0.60
00:10:41.240 and it's you you get a false gospel and it works for some people because you have to remember
00:10:47.960 there has been so many decades and decades maybe a century or more of bad preaching and this is
00:10:55.280 where you get the sewing circle christian that don't want to sound mean that don't want to feel
00:10:59.540 like they're offending somebody that don't want to take any hard stands they don't want to get
00:11:03.180 in politics because it's dirty all of these things are empowering and fueling the rise of people like
00:11:10.100 talrico and now adam hamilton in kansas a state that we shouldn't have to worry about but here
00:11:14.660 we are i'm still not convinced this is like really true i was looking at some of the early vote data
00:11:19.680 i think republicans are coming home for him but that's a state that's been hit really hard by
00:11:23.680 diesel and you know these are the corn crop uh american states right ohio kansas nebraska that
00:11:31.020 have been just slammed by these diesel prices but i'm gonna play this j this uh josh howerton clip
00:11:37.040 because i think it's really powerful it's a little bit long would you guys i mean go for it let's
00:11:41.220 just like when you're frustrated by it but the ending's really strong uh and you can cut it off
00:11:45.600 if you want halfway through if you need to but i think this is really powerful josh is a friend of
00:11:49.420 mine good dude and i think he's having his moment anyways uh i think he just nails this stop 48
00:11:54.600 i'm almost in awe the the deception right here is brilliant brilliant listen close what would
00:12:02.760 Jesus do if he visited the U.S. Senate? I think he would tell the senators on the floor,
00:12:10.260 depart from me, for I was hungry and you cut my food assistance. I was sick and you kicked me
00:12:18.340 off Medicaid. I was a stranger and you deported me and my family. And then I think he would
00:12:25.140 flip over those fancy desks on the floor of the U.S. Senate and demand that we take care of all
00:12:31.480 of our neighbors especially the least of these thunderous applause dude this is masterful okay
00:12:37.040 this guy's whole campaign for two to three years has been opposing evil christian nationalism
00:12:45.580 oh this is okay here's what's the play that's getting run on you when the bible is used to
00:12:50.800 advance a quote-unquote conservative cause it's evil christian nationalism but as you just saw
00:12:58.820 When the Bible is used to advance a quote-unquote progressive cause, thunderous applause.
00:13:05.040 Aw, shucks.
00:13:05.840 This is Talarik.
00:13:06.520 Aw, shucks.
00:13:07.080 It's just me being Christ-like.
00:13:08.560 I'm just speaking truth to power.
00:13:10.900 I'm flipping tables like Jesus.
00:13:12.740 Why do y'all got to be so mean? 0.71
00:13:14.120 Christian nationalism for me, but not for thee.
00:13:17.920 Here's what you're seeing.
00:13:19.960 Exactly what he accused other people of doing at the very beginning of this episode.
00:13:25.920 The identity theft of Jesus Christ.
00:13:27.620 Every accusation is a confession, okay?
00:13:30.820 What he does is he selectively edits Jesus until Jesus becomes a mascot for his cause.
00:13:38.780 Jesus Christ is the Lord of the universe.
00:13:42.740 He is not a mascot for your cause.
00:13:45.420 What progressive Christians do, again, they're going to hollow out your religion and wear it like a skin suit.
00:13:49.520 What they do is they want the government to do the role of the individual.
00:13:54.400 So charity, compassion, empathy.
00:13:56.040 They want the government to do the role of the individual, and they want nobody to do the role of the government.
00:14:02.760 Enforce justice, biblically defined.
00:14:04.840 It's really important to biblically define justice, equal weights and measures, to be a, quote, terror to the wrongdoer.
00:14:11.040 That's the role of the government in Romans 13.
00:14:13.320 So what progressive Christians do is they want the government to do the role of the individual, and they want nobody to do the role of the government. 0.53
00:14:20.980 And I'll just finish with this.
00:14:22.520 If Christians do not do our responsibility as salt, the salt of the earth, salt and light of the earth, 0.94
00:14:30.740 what you're going to see is you are going to end up with a biblically defined heretic and demonic false teacher leading your state. 0.89
00:14:37.040 And that is going to affect the societal inheritance that you hand your children, grandchildren, and the future church in America. 0.83
00:14:44.380 Ugh, that last line. 0.68
00:14:46.720 Ugh, that was good. 1.00
00:14:47.840 you are handing over the leadership of your country to demonically inspired heretics that 0.99
00:14:53.900 will dramatically and negatively impact the future inheritance you leave your children and 0.69
00:14:58.220 your grandchildren i mean i mean it's it's what we do also i thought it was so great even just
00:15:03.720 when you mentioned you mentioned the esau story in the bible yeah uh you know give away your
00:15:08.760 birthright for a bowl of porridge yeah and it's been pointed out that's often feels very literally
00:15:13.800 true every time you see someone say well thank god we have five million immigrants a year you'd
00:15:18.060 never be able to get a good bowl of fast soup anywhere yeah what was that pierce morgan line
00:15:22.040 i think pierce morgan but he was just no everyone's done it they never stop uh jack what did he want
00:15:26.840 uh he wanted a chicken tikka masala and he would love to have all these immigrants what was it
00:15:31.860 which by the way chicken tikka masala actually is a british dish to begin with because they don't
00:15:37.240 actually eat it in india it was actually something that they came to england and uh was was sort of
00:15:43.540 like modified and came in it's kind of like how chinese food in america is not actually what they
00:15:48.180 eat in china so it's like it's already not actually indian food but no it doesn't matter
00:15:53.660 you need it you know because the food because recipes don't exist by the way i'm not japanese
00:15:58.520 i can make sushi i can make a sushi roll yeah we appropriate everybody's culture anyways he said
00:16:03.820 but you know what's funny our version of that right now if you're a kansas farmer and my heart
00:16:09.400 is with you by the my sympathies are with you the diesel prices are crushing you we got to fix that
00:16:14.220 but your your bowl of porridge right now is your is the price of diesel you are toying with giving
00:16:21.300 your state over the leadership of your state over to demonic heretics that don't believe in the
00:16:26.460 heresy of scripture that are pro-abortion that are pro-lgbtq marriage and two-spirit marriage
00:16:33.700 and all this stuff because you're frustrated with the diesel price like come on i i mean we are
00:16:40.620 gonna get the diesel prices back down we are gonna get gas prices back down and we've been
00:16:44.760 talking about this all week so if you are frustrated kansas farmer with the price of diesel
00:16:50.140 and the price of the tank of gas i get you and i feel you i feel the same i have my frustrations
00:16:56.100 with the iran war but are you really going to trust the party that canceled the xl pipeline
00:17:01.560 that prohibited drilling and exploration in anwar in alaska that has the highest gas taxes
00:17:09.260 anywhere in the country if you do a comparison a side-by-side of blue states and red states
00:17:13.920 you're going to see all the blue states have higher gas prices they banned permitting they
00:17:20.260 paused it no offshore i mean there is no comparison between the two parties when it comes to gas
00:17:26.980 prices so if that's what you're frustrated about in the short term and believe you me i get it
00:17:31.640 but you are putting your eggs in the wrong basket here you're putting your faith in the wrong savior
00:17:36.840 and in the case of adam hamilton and james talrico boy oh boy it could i mean it literally is heretical
00:17:44.140 doctrine so it's really really uh i guess we have a clip of this guy let's play it stop 43
00:17:52.260 we just can't let ourselves say that about the development of a human life it's you know some
00:18:00.360 people want to tell me well this is a human being from the moment of conception that's
00:18:03.060 that's not how i see it oh that's not how you see it oh oh that's i think is that the line is that
00:18:10.520 like isaiah or whatever it's like surely you knit me together in my mother's womb but i wasn't quite
00:18:16.080 human yet yeah i'm pretty sure david said that what song was that mikey knows the song mike you
00:18:21.840 know which psalm i'm talking about you may not know together in my mother's womb yeah i don't
00:18:27.240 see it that way i think aren't you a preacher you're kind of supposed to how does god see it
00:18:33.160 man how does that hit like a catholics here jack like because i mean the catholics have been the
00:18:37.740 absolute best on abortion they were the only ones after roe v wade that like stayed in the fight
00:18:43.260 and were like on it and then the evangelicals got behind it and the and the christians you know
00:18:48.260 more broadly got behind it but at the first it was the catholics i mean you guys have so much
00:18:52.440 street cred on this particular issue uh yeah i mean look as the ogs around here you know it's
00:18:59.060 it's like we see this stuff and we're like this is what happens when you tell everybody they can
00:19:02.920 interpret the bible themselves yeah well fair enough fair enough well it is true you do get
00:19:09.520 you get you that's fair that's a fair critique because sometimes you just get awful bible
00:19:13.080 teaching sometimes you get great bible teaching so it sort of opens up the spectrum to some really
00:19:18.260 great and some really awful and that's true that's a fair critique but guess what guys that is not the
00:19:25.100 only thing that's happening when it comes to elections that's thought crimey uh it's not 0.88
00:19:30.480 just heretic preachers it's women are trying to be very secretive about their vote they're doing
00:19:35.740 that again they do i do they do this every two years it's like it's very funny because i feel
00:19:40.800 like it's in a very patronizing way of viewing womanhood in general like they massively it's
00:19:48.020 basically saying look we know you make all of your decisions based on like what's permitted socially
00:19:55.780 so like please remember that what's permitted socially in your family can be overruled by
00:20:00.740 what's permitted socially within your friend group on instagram or whatever i just it's just
00:20:04.820 it's a really disgusting about it's really bizarre jack what would you do if tanya tay
00:20:08.560 came to you and it was like like two years later like i voted for kamala last time i lied to you
00:20:14.860 like what a disgusting thing to even inject i mean you have to understand though that like
00:20:21.760 you know there's this line in politics where they say a politician is only going to be as 0.99
00:20:25.940 conservative as his wife and the thing with me is that tanya is like 10 times more right wing than
00:20:30.620 i am um so like like it's just the idea that she would ever vote for someone that's that liberal
00:20:40.480 or even like moderately a little bit liberal is like like she even comes to me and when is like
00:20:46.560 why is president trump so liberal sometimes i think he just he tries to play to the middle too
00:20:50.920 much he needs to go he needs to go harder he needs to be more extreme you need to get rid of all these
00:20:53.920 people and i'm like whoa sweetheart baby baby like slow down a little bit but yeah so i got i was
00:20:59.100 talking to a reporter recently and i i was thankful it was off the record i guess i'm about
00:21:03.080 to on the record it here on the show but i was like i was like you know trump like sometimes he
00:21:07.040 acts like a like his old school manhattan democrat phase and she's like can i use that i was like
00:21:11.980 absolutely not but here i am saying it true but it is true um mikey you're married uh what would
00:21:19.660 you i mean how do you guys approach this issue yeah i mean i think when yeah women got the right
00:21:26.860 to vote originally and like hear me out on this one okay i think this was actually government
00:21:32.000 trying to enter the home and just separate husband and wife right because before it was like household
00:21:38.560 voting you can come together it's like as a household like what do we agree on let's come
00:21:42.520 together and do it but this is the government entering and saying no actually i want division
00:21:47.540 like i want the man and the woman to have a different politically like aligned belief that
00:21:53.040 when they go to the ballot box they can lie to one another or they can get an argument and like
00:21:57.980 charlie's talked about this all the time like that is the most important thing like you need to agree
00:22:02.200 on like family and like religion and politics like these are all things that are super important and
00:22:08.120 if you don't these are going to be things that you just end up like arguing about but you see
00:22:12.480 democrats they weaponized women's right to vote like very very early on like the obama do you
00:22:18.280 remember life of julia ad and oh gosh no it's like you don't remember the life of julia what
00:22:24.360 is the life of so it was this like so bad yeah it was the worst woman from like age oh yeah yeah
00:22:30.260 yeah yeah jack remembers it was like uh from the the moment you're born to the moment you're like 0.52
00:22:34.700 25 or something this is how the obama administration is going to serve you as a woman
00:22:39.760 and it was like you know conception or like when you become 18 and you like get pregnant and you
00:22:45.200 need to get an abortion like all these things and it goes through the life of julia like as a woman
00:22:49.300 this is how democrats help you and like democrats found out that they could actually weaponize the 0.98
00:22:54.840 home by making division between the husband and the wife like democrats do not care about families
00:23:00.260 like they want division the kamala harris ad where it was like the woman winks at the other woman
00:23:05.900 she's like i'm voting for kamala don't tell my husband and then they like go outside and the
00:23:10.400 husband's like did you you voted for trump right and she's like yeah of course sweetie and she like
00:23:14.280 high fives the other the other woman like this is what the democrats want for families they want 1.00
00:23:19.040 division they want divorce rates up they don't care if you have a happy healthy family they 1.00
00:23:22.960 don't care if your children are raised by uh two parents in the home that are married together 0.59
00:23:27.420 all they care about is getting the woman to vote democrat and lie to their husband and have
00:23:33.400 division it's it's and the way they pander the emotion the way they pander to female emotion
00:23:38.260 is just really sick okay blake but you're the historian you're the resident historian here
00:23:41.800 i do what i can the communists like a lot of the radical left-wing movements have tried to divide
00:23:49.140 families and that's like a key because the family ultimately stands in the way of these left very
00:23:53.720 much i mean there's the notorious one i can't remember the name of him but it's like there is
00:23:58.800 a soviet uh i'm gonna get his name right here uh pavlik morozov and this is a whole story is
00:24:06.400 extremely creepy wikipedia photo if you look him up because they did like soviet hero artwork of
00:24:10.820 him uh and yeah 100 sending this over and let me get it into production and so like they made this
00:24:19.540 kid into like a secular saint pretty literally and what he was a saint for was denouncing his
00:24:27.300 father to the authorities in like soviet russia so like oh he said counter-revolutionary stuff
00:24:33.140 he reported him and then supposedly they believe like the boy was like killed by his family but
00:24:37.480 he probably was a kid who just got murdered in normal domestic violence and whatever the point
00:24:41.140 is they tried to make a secular saint out of this person because he threw his family under the bus
00:24:45.800 because he like denounced his father to the secret police and it's like it's very much yeah it very
00:24:51.100 much is the left exists in a world where you how to put this like they can't have anything outside
00:25:01.540 of the state they because everything they believe they believe like everything must be they must
00:25:06.140 totally remake society and so what is society if not you know the family and so you have to
00:25:12.400 overthrow families you have to overthrow churches you have to overthrow religious beliefs like this
00:25:18.100 is a big reason i think that they ultimately uh like it's not even enough to get rid of an
00:25:24.980 established church they don't have freedom of religion they have to be actively very anti-religious
00:25:29.820 and i think a big part of it is they just really can't tolerate any ideological stuff that is
00:25:36.160 outside of their capacity to absolutely remake what you think and believe oh wait did we throw
00:25:41.380 the picture up of this guy that's very very creepy yeah yeah throw up the creepy looking photo of the
00:25:45.420 kid yeah yeah look at that creepy forehead oh that's like five actually eight head yeah well
00:25:53.480 Blake, you're a hundred percent right. I, in old, like in the old way of viewing, you know,
00:25:58.840 families and a nation, everything right. Like Aristotle talks about this where human beings
00:26:04.200 are created and then they come in a pair and a pair requires a home for a family, 0.69
00:26:09.200 family requires a village, a village requires an Apolis. And it like goes on and on and on 0.82
00:26:13.480 where you need a nation and then you need a civilization where Democrats go wrong is they
00:26:19.060 flip that. So it used to be that the entire political system would revolve around like the
00:26:25.300 family. The family was the most important. And so messaging was always like, how can we support you
00:26:30.300 as a family? Democrats flip it completely upside down. It's globalism first. So it's like the world
00:26:36.420 stage first. And then it's like government is the most important after that. And then cities. And
00:26:42.060 then maybe your community is important. And your family is what we build our entire regime off of.
00:26:46.740 like we we will use your family we will use your relationships we will use household voting we'll 0.72
00:26:52.720 get rid of that we'll separate like your loved ones we will reward liars and cheaters and people
00:26:58.280 that throw you under the bus like it's democrats and leftists completely flip the way the world 0.96
00:27:03.420 is meant to be all right it's a it's a we have to play the clips though here to prove it prove
00:27:07.920 our point uh stop one wait what does it say what did it say on that i couldn't read the caption
00:27:22.500 i couldn't read it i can't read it the text is too tiny is secret your husband your ballot is 0.61
00:27:30.260 secret your husband won't know if you vote differently than him what a dirty thing to do
00:27:35.820 Well, I have a thought crime here because there's something that's even worse, too, because when it comes down to these suburban women, right, because we all know that suburban women control the vote in the suburbs, and now that they've pushed more mail-in balloting and early voting via mail-in ballot, the real question is with these liberal women, how many of them are also taking their husband's mail-in ballot and saying,
00:28:00.040 don't worry sweetheart i filled it in for you and i voted exactly the way you wanted and then just 1.00
00:28:06.180 lying would you put that past a liberal housewife they don't even need to lie about a suburban woman
00:28:11.340 they can longhouse you pod you're not allowed to bring a phone in with you if you have a phone with
00:28:16.720 you we'll see it and your vote will get nullified you have to go into the booth no assist like this 1.00
00:28:22.640 is also part of it do you know the scam they do with somalis for example everyone's allowed to 0.99
00:28:26.040 have an interpreter in the booth to just, you know, interpret the ballot, not telling 1.00
00:28:32.140 you how to read.
00:28:33.440 You shouldn't be voting in our election.
00:28:35.540 100%. 1.00
00:28:35.980 If you cannot speak English, you should not be voting in the election of an English-speaking
00:28:41.220 country. 0.82
00:28:42.080 What the hell are we even talking about? 1.00
00:28:44.080 By the way, these women, like this girl that was doing this little TikTok dance, like lying 0.85
00:28:49.260 about her husband's ballot or whatever, these are the Lindsay Clancy's of the world.
00:28:52.700 These are the women that, like, support Lindsay Clancy and want to be like Lindsay. 0.99
00:28:56.040 this woman right exactly she yeah put a shirt on you freaking dork and i know if you're listening 1.00
00:29:01.880 on podcast you can't like what are you what are you doing look at this girl's shirt this girl's 0.99
00:29:08.140 wearing like a shirt of another woman that has her face ripped off all right uh i guess let's
00:29:13.020 just go through the clips three maybe this is it three just a friendly reminder that you do not
00:29:18.300 need to tell your husband who you voted for for president he cannot and will not find out who you
00:29:24.320 voted for unless you tell him no matter what he says he cannot and will not find out who you voted
00:29:32.740 for unless you tell him you do not need to tell your husband who you voted for for president it
00:29:39.740 is your vote guaranteed she's not married nor is if she had if she ever was she's definitely
00:29:46.360 divorced now i did not see a ring on that what's weird about this right is like they're just
00:29:52.160 referring to the system that we already have like that's literally the secret ballot that's how that
00:29:56.080 works like but but what's what's but what's subversive about this is the fact that this is
00:30:03.140 again this is part of like the anti-male psyop that we see being run through fifth wave feminism
00:30:08.320 whether it's tiktok whether it's movies whether it's hollywood whether it's big culture netflix 1.00
00:30:12.960 etc uh which by the way netflix is apparently doing a two-year um they've done a two-year
00:30:18.700 video documentary on the Cornell seven and the accuser. And like, that's the reason that she
00:30:24.020 actually put out these new accusations. It's crazy. And so it's all about dividing men and
00:30:29.740 women and having women get this special status in society and having men as the quote unquote
00:30:37.640 oppressive gender, then they need to get put down in a Marxist framework. And so what they're 1.00
00:30:44.240 saying is like you should lie to your husband you should uh deny your husband the truth about
00:30:50.480 what's going on under his household and it's the same kind of stuff that's meant to drive a wedge
00:30:54.800 between the the wife and the husband and the husband and to drive a wedge in families they're
00:30:59.580 telling you they're telling women that the husband is the villain like your husband that you're
00:31:03.800 supposed to love is bone of my bone flesh of my flesh whatever like the two become one that's
00:31:08.400 actually the woman that's bone of my bone flesh of my flesh but you get the point there two become
00:31:11.720 one and that he's he's supposed to biblically lay down his life for you and serve you and then
00:31:18.740 but he's actually the villain of the story by the way this clip is that with the crazy
00:31:23.820 shirt is sot seven so let's go ahead and play it sot seven
00:31:26.320 is that like ai generated music or something like make a make a blink 182
00:31:41.620 song saying to dump your husband and the caption read uh women who say i can't tell my husband i
00:31:47.180 voted for her that i voted for her like ultimately what's interesting about this long term to me
00:31:53.140 is like this stuff is super suicidal and destructive and reckoning society but it's also a massive 0.98
00:31:59.180 filtering mechanism like we are going through this great filter of if you are a mentally ill 0.98
00:32:05.520 libtard you will not marry you will not reproduce you will not exist in subsequent generations 0.99
00:32:10.540 total fertility rates of like 1.13 1.00
00:32:12.560 yeah but it'll just
00:32:13.880 there'll be people who still show up for the future
00:32:15.760 and they will continue to show up for the future
00:32:17.840 and that's what will matter in the long term
00:32:19.680 it's like
00:32:20.240 we're basically sifting 0.98
00:32:23.920 insane mentally psychotic 1.00
00:32:26.500 libs just out of the gene pool 1.00
00:32:28.180 and so
00:32:29.340 will the birth rate still be 1.5
00:32:32.460 if we've selected where the only people who had kids
00:32:34.380 are normal well adjusted families that have healthy marriages
00:32:36.760 well the only people having kids right now
00:32:38.400 are people that go to church
00:32:39.660 pretty much pretty much like that people who go to church people who are conservative ish overall
00:32:45.480 yeah uh we're gonna outbreed them folks and like even i mean one thing that people always say it's
00:32:51.100 like oh just like poor people have kids actually not true anymore having kids is an upper middle
00:32:54.960 class thing to me they're the ones what's your what's your caveat so my caveat on all this is
00:33:01.000 this is why the libs have taken over culture this is why the libs have taken over schools this is
00:33:05.780 why the Libs have taken over every form of institution out there,
00:33:10.120 and specifically why they run so many of these operations targeting children,
00:33:14.640 everything from libraries to parks and recreation
00:33:18.480 to everything out to every form of kids' content out there.
00:33:23.180 So unless conservatives actually try to take over culture, 0.98
00:33:27.320 I mean, you've got Miss Rachel out there, 0.92
00:33:29.440 who's like the number one YouTuber for kids, 1.00
00:33:31.760 who's pushing stuff on babies. 1.00
00:33:33.880 She is pushing trans culture and non-binary types on babies. 1.00
00:33:40.820 So conservatives really need to wake up because this idea of like, oh, we're just going to outbreed them. 0.98
00:33:45.560 Yes and no, because they are reproducing by other means by brainwashing your children at extremely early ages.
00:33:52.740 Yeah.
00:33:53.420 Yeah.
00:33:54.300 Disappointing.
00:33:55.100 Frustrating.
00:33:55.940 There's like a few more of these. 0.92
00:33:57.320 Do we want to play them or are we already killed them?
00:33:58.520 I mean, all we have to do is fight back.
00:33:59.520 I feel like we should get – I don't know.
00:34:00.620 If we just decide to actually fight back, we would win.
00:34:03.880 uh all right well maybe these are motivating you to like fight back stop four
00:34:09.020 and it's girls it's okay to vote for who you really want and no i don't know another crazy
00:34:24.100 no will provide the most benefit to your your and your kids future your husband does not have to know 1.00
00:34:31.400 who you voted for we have laws protecting your right to vote for who you want i bet she's not 0.99
00:34:36.880 even married like that i don't even think she likes men that's what i that's what i yeah yeah 0.99
00:34:42.720 diva is a lie into your husband jack you're you're i hate these women jack maybe this maybe 0.97
00:34:50.080 this will be a thought crime for you according to the new york post this is number eight if you 0.99
00:34:54.520 want to throw it up women want emotionally available men according to a new study
00:34:59.820 ditching the alpha males women are obviously available partners research obviously not
00:35:09.360 well it's like is this partners is this literally is this a literally survey where they just went
00:35:14.420 to women and said who do you consider it more who do you want to date more in this answer that will
00:35:19.780 be public and heard by another person yeah it's probably that oh i just want someone who's 0.99
00:35:25.320 available yeah women will say that if you ask them but if you actually track the behavior it's 0.96
00:35:31.320 completely different if you actually track the behavior and you see um psychomath has a you know
00:35:37.060 whole series about this on youtube where he talks about how just based based on it's psychomath now
00:35:42.760 We don't dead name. And that, you know, where he talks about how if you go off of like just just modern dating trends, it's that women all view themselves as tens and they all throw themselves at nines and tens of the dating pool and then throw away anyone or they discard anyone who's like, oh, you're not over six foot.
00:36:01.980 Oh, you don't make six figures. So we're going to discard you. 0.61
00:36:04.900 and you get the situation with those hypergamy where, okay, if that were true, are all those
00:36:09.320 nines and tens emotionally available? No, they're the ones with inboxes. Absolutely. If you actually
00:36:14.980 go out there right now, you see this all across Instagram, you see this all across all of social 0.77
00:36:19.580 media, because all these girls in their twenties, you know, up to, you know, up to really 30,
00:36:26.600 they're just getting DM by people constantly. And it's not, it's not like, oh, you know,
00:36:31.400 let's go out for a date it's like hey i'll fly you to miami hey i'll fly you to to the french
00:36:35.680 riviera hey i'll fly here come out on my on my jet whatever it is and they're all getting hit up
00:36:41.420 like this constantly so no that's not emotionally available what they want eventually after they've
00:36:49.320 ridden the carousel for a little while what they want to do is quote unquote settle down with an 0.97
00:36:55.380 emotionally available aka beta male that they can walk all over like the women in the videos before 1.00
00:37:01.840 so they can still be the bosses and by the way women are more likely to cheat on the emotionally
00:37:07.860 available beta male than they would an alpha i totally believe base jack posobic take um there's
00:37:14.940 this guy on x who literally will make like ai dating have you seen this guys ai dating profiles
00:37:20.520 of like he calls it like uh my giga chad and my like loser loner chad and they're the exact same
00:37:29.000 like guy ai guy that he made but one you know doesn't have a job and he kind of just sleeps
00:37:34.620 on couches and one's super successful and like has all this money and he like exposes women that
00:37:40.360 he like messages and the guy that doesn't have a job lives on couches and is basically like i'm
00:37:46.260 looking for a woman that that can you know take care of me and i'm looking for a boss babe he
00:37:51.280 gets so many responses from them and the guy that's like successful and like acting as though
00:37:56.980 he's like you know giga chad alpha male they don't want anything to do with him but wait do
00:38:01.860 they look different but do they look different or something no they look the exact same like
00:38:06.080 they're the exact same guy so why is the guy who has like a boat or whatever failing i feel like
00:38:10.780 that does that goes against what you'd expect no no no because he's like an alpha male that can
00:38:16.980 provide and every time he's messaging he's like i just want to provide for my wife that can like
00:38:20.860 be a a great wife and a great mom and the other guy's like i'm just looking for an a woman that
00:38:26.440 can love me and i can crash at a place and i'll take care of the kids it's like the so that proves
00:38:31.640 the that proves the article i guess that says then that says they're right it sounds like they
00:38:35.040 i would have i would have said i think this article is total garbage yeah like this is like
00:38:39.480 women saying i almost wonder if he's bad i wonder if he's bad at sending messages like if he's trying 0.90
00:38:44.400 to if the alpha guy is coming off really creepy or something yeah well like yeah here's what's
00:38:50.020 interesting so if you maybe the alpha guy needs to be much more like scary because if you've seen
00:38:55.360 the women's fiction market like he's got to just be like i just want a woman that i can trap in
00:39:00.020 my home and not allow to leave like then that's women's fiction implies they'd be really into this 1.00
00:39:05.400 throw up 52 though the majority of women believe that dating an alpha male leads to want to a
00:39:10.380 one-sided relationship additionally they also agree that alpha males are only attractive in
00:39:15.040 fiction which they read i didn't even read that in the books they read i didn't even read that
00:39:22.600 is there a huge divergence in what like men find appealing in like fiction versus real life like i
00:39:29.100 guess they would like like cartoonishly attractive women but i feel like their behavior would be
00:39:34.920 would match onto what they'd like in women in real life maybe like in movies or whatever
00:39:40.780 well blake i think what you're referring to is the hot crazy matrix a little i guess i guess you
00:39:46.520 could have like crazy women in fiction and they're not they don't include the part where they like 0.99
00:39:50.720 threaten to stab you to death no because like they had a dream men like women that are like 0.85
00:39:55.360 doe-eyed and virtuous yeah like i just think i think like men actually like the you know damsel
00:40:00.080 like they like the princess you have to rescue from the tower or whatever no but you also have
00:40:04.560 like you have your fun zone right you have your fun zone with like your with like you know where
00:40:09.120 people as they refer to it in in the in the in the piece right they call that but you don't want
00:40:13.620 to go you don't want to go too high crazy because that's where you get your strippers your hairdressers
00:40:18.360 redheads girls named Tiffany um that's where you that's where you get the tires slashed you come 0.77
00:40:23.860 home to the bunny in the pot and all your clothes out on the driveway they threw it that's where
00:40:28.460 You've got to be careful, so just bear in mind.
00:40:31.100 And by the way, any barracks babe, especially in the military, 0.97
00:40:37.820 if you get those girls that become like the barracks rats, 0.99
00:40:40.260 and they just kind of jump from like— 0.92
00:40:42.100 It's Jane Doe.
00:40:42.780 It's Jane Doe.
00:40:43.560 She's like, you know—
00:40:44.440 I mean, kind of, yeah. 1.00
00:40:46.180 She goes and does drugs with a bunch of people. 1.00
00:40:48.260 Camp followers. 1.00
00:40:49.020 She'll take you to court the next day or criminal. 1.00
00:40:52.420 Or stab you. 0.99
00:40:53.340 Don't name your daughter Tiffany. 0.99
00:40:54.360 Also, like, sorry to all Tiffany's out there, like, you know, positive.
00:40:59.940 What do they call that?
00:41:02.040 Positive determinism or something?
00:41:05.100 Nominative determinism.
00:41:06.280 I know Tiffany that's kind of troubled, but she's very sweet.
00:41:09.240 But it would fit.
00:41:11.500 You know what's funny, though, Jack, is that you included in your grouping hairdressers and strippers.
00:41:18.040 I think that's going too far, right?
00:41:21.700 That's going too far.
00:41:22.580 No, I'm quoting the original video.
00:41:25.040 That's the original video.
00:41:26.360 He's quoting.
00:41:27.400 I know some nice hairdressers.
00:41:30.200 There's a nice hairdresser. 1.00
00:41:31.420 Friends of my wife.
00:41:32.960 Anyways, okay.
00:41:35.860 Speaking of thought crime, Jack, this is your thought crime.
00:41:39.760 Hey, it's thought crime, right?
00:41:40.240 This is your thought crime.
00:41:41.240 This is your thought crime.
00:41:41.480 You don't want to go up there.
00:41:42.700 You don't want to go up there.
00:41:43.740 All right, let's go.
00:41:44.280 We're going to go here, and I just want to say at the outset,
00:41:47.180 I really like Allie Beth Stuckey. 0.91
00:41:48.700 She's a friend of the show, but she got herself into some hot water, 1.00
00:41:51.440 some controversy.
00:41:53.440 Which is part of the gig as a content.
00:41:55.020 No, who cares?
00:41:55.680 No, I don't care what she says.
00:41:56.980 We should be grateful to her for offering us a take that we can debate.
00:42:01.120 Which she said, horror movies are bad. 0.90
00:42:03.980 For Christians.
00:42:04.600 For Christians. 1.00
00:42:05.400 It doesn't put you in a good spiritual space. 1.00
00:42:08.380 Yeah.
00:42:08.860 And I think a lot of people generally disagreed with her.
00:42:12.100 But are they disagreeing for the right reasons?
00:42:14.420 No, I agree with her. 0.98
00:42:15.200 I think you can say horror movies, a lot of horror movies are Christian. 0.98
00:42:18.520 But I think a lot of them, it's a very paper-thin veneer. 0.98
00:42:20.560 Oh, it's definitely – there's two types of horror.
00:42:23.840 There's stuff that talks about, like, the exorcism of Emily Rose.
00:42:28.600 That is a – so this is like our Halloween segment of the week.
00:42:32.320 Here you go.
00:42:32.740 Enjoy, folks.
00:42:34.160 Let's go.
00:42:35.040 If you are – the exorcism of Emily Rose is actually theologically accurate representation of potential demonic possession, which is based on a true story. 0.94
00:42:45.920 And it was directed by a Christian. 0.78
00:42:49.060 So it was the exorcist. 1.00
00:42:49.840 That, to me, is one of the proof positive points of the existence of God is the reality of evil, right?
00:42:58.460 And so horror films are titillating, they're entertaining sometimes, but they expose the existence of evil.
00:43:07.840 And I think, you know, pain and horror and fear can be God's megaphone to rouse a deaf and dying world. 0.98
00:43:16.400 So that's my take. 1.00
00:43:17.560 Jack.
00:43:17.880 hundred percent they are they are warnings against the demonic they are warnings against
00:43:23.800 what happens if you dabble with these forces they are warnings that evil is real that satan is real
00:43:29.440 that demons are real and if you uh if you break one of these if and and that natural law is real
00:43:36.300 too even on a more political standpoint that or i should say a philosophical standpoint that
00:43:40.520 natural law is real that if you if you violate natural law there will be penalties for that
00:43:46.220 and and as such like like i got um i got into it on twitter earlier today because i said that i i
00:43:53.500 let my kids watch horror movies with within reason not like all like gory stuff but i let my kids
00:43:58.020 watch horror movies but i don't let my kids watch star wars and people were saying why and i said
00:44:03.420 oh well because horror movies have clear morality in them and star wars does not well but there are
00:44:08.820 two types of horrors i didn't really finish my thought there is the what i'm saying not the
00:44:12.500 gory like the gory like the gore porn the gore porn but i think i i don't i think there's more
00:44:18.200 than two points so as an example actually to throw out a controversial one maybe as an example
00:44:23.240 like actually i'm looking at a list of like various types that we have like let's do a safe
00:44:28.680 example because this is a cinematic classic jaws jaws is not really meaningfully a christian film
00:44:34.580 in any way and it's a film it's it's scary and like a child dies in jaws in a pretty gruesome
00:44:40.900 way that's like very scary if you're a kid yeah uh and you might even argue it's a little i don't
00:44:46.020 know like so is jaws is that a thriller or horror and is there a difference i feel you know it's
00:44:52.820 probably a spectrum to some degree like i'd say i think most people would say jaws is like do you
00:44:59.440 describe jaws as scary i think most people would describe jaws as scary to me that's like a horror
00:45:03.060 movie yeah but no but horror movies is a specific genre and i don't know that jaws necessarily fit
00:45:09.560 sticks itself to that genre ask grok that that i would say it's just i don't know the ai over
00:45:16.860 google says jaws is widely considered a horror film um i'll just i'll keep it i'll keep it more
00:45:24.680 open what genre is the film jaws asking grok we'll see we'll see what the the the consensus
00:45:33.040 here is uh but i think most people describe it as like a horror film i would think of it as a
00:45:37.320 horror film personally it's primarily a thriller but it's not by the way it's it's so like it's
00:45:43.160 it's not supernatural in any way it's not necessarily a slasher film it has a lot of
00:45:46.980 horror elements to be sure but it i i wouldn't say that it pigeonholes itself in the horror
00:45:52.740 genre the way that well i just don't think you need supernatural elements to be a horror film
00:45:57.480 that's just a type of horror film well that's why i said or slasher you could have sci-fi
00:46:03.360 supernatural or slasher yeah like slasher films don't have to be like chainsaw mask or a chain
00:46:09.220 yeah yeah like just normal serial killer movies yeah those are very terrifying off like psycho
00:46:15.760 yeah but again it's not that's just about a mentally ill guy but again it's it's it's more
00:46:20.860 of a it's more i mean i guess you could say creature feature but again like it's a it's a
00:46:25.600 natural uh creature uh psycho of course by the way is an lgbt movie uh i just want to make sure
00:46:32.320 that everyone understands that that psycho is of course an lgbt movie to bring that out there
00:46:36.940 why because it turns out the guy he's watching it he's cross-dressing as his mom today he'd be
00:46:41.580 on hormones and he would just be identifying as luna instead and jeez by the way dylan thank
00:46:48.160 you five dollar donation throughout the film and he's cross-dressing as his mom vote yes so
00:46:52.880 thank you to dylan for that getting crosstalk what'd you say jack oh i said because norman
00:46:58.520 And, you know, in the climax, we find that Norman Bates' mother is actually dead,
00:47:03.800 and he's been cross-dressing as her to become the villain. 0.68
00:47:07.260 But in those days, we just call it a cross-dresser.
00:47:11.260 We call him, you know, Light in the Loafers, a funny fellow.
00:47:15.200 And Hitchcock understood.
00:47:16.420 Hitchcock totally understood that the connection between distorted mentality, 1.00
00:47:22.260 transgenderism, and murder. 1.00
00:47:25.060 Mikey, you are the PK here. 1.00
00:47:27.300 You're the resident PK.
00:47:30.180 Yeah, I mean, I don't have the strongest of opinions on this topic. 0.98
00:47:36.380 I do think that, you know, when Allie said this, I was kind of bummed to see like how many people just like jumped on her case and immediately like we're just calling her like stupid.
00:47:46.140 A lot of the times when, you know, Christians refer to not watching horror movies, they'll cite this like scripture in Ephesians about not setting your eyes upon unfruitful works of darkness, I think is the verse. 0.98
00:48:00.580 But I also find that a lot of the Christians that will say this and are like really worked up over being like absolutely no horror movies will then go and watch a movie with this like disgusting, debaucherous sex scene in it.
00:48:14.040 and they're like but that's okay you know like nudity no so okay like this yeah no i was gonna
00:48:21.440 say that my my uh my brother made that point out as well and he like went kind of viral for saying
00:48:27.520 it because he said well what about these like romance movies that have all this like sex stuff
00:48:32.560 in them and that's totally fine yeah that's that's um unfruitful works of darkness that's what that
00:48:39.060 is i would also add that watching something that is evil is not overtly evil i mean evil is in the
00:48:45.940 bible there's stuff that's very scary in the bible that when you're reading it you're kind of like
00:48:50.200 that's kind of creepy you know like demon a possessed man like living basically in a graveyard
00:48:55.800 and sending the demons into the swine that go off the hill or you know i think saul talks to this
00:49:01.580 like uh median medium at one point like in the bible and even samuel's like super freaked out
00:49:07.840 by the whole whole situation like there this happens in the bible you know it's not that it's
00:49:12.300 overtly evil but i do think that there are some horror movies where it is like legitimately
00:49:19.800 horrible and like evil and that as christians there's times that we need to use our judgment
00:49:25.320 and discernment to kind of ask ourselves you know is this profitable for me to also watch this right
00:49:30.740 now in ally beth's defense i think that's been the trend with horror movies these days when i think
00:49:35.340 of really big horror films that get a lot of press they are darker more nihilistic more pagan like
00:49:43.660 examples i can think of i know hereditary is one a lot of people got into that's like a it's a very
00:49:48.860 violent movie hereditary it's a very grim movie in its conclusion it's like satan worshipers win
00:49:54.260 and worship their satan god midsummer which i think might be the same director i can't remember
00:49:58.520 but it's a pagan festival for sure in like sweden it's a literally pagan film it's about a bunch of
00:50:05.200 people doing a pagan religious ritual and you can say well yeah it acknowledges pagan stuff really
00:50:10.400 exists but but i think you probably need a christian you need like a christian intrusion
00:50:15.140 of some point of some kind yeah otherwise you're just basically making a pagan film that's compelling
00:50:20.600 if i want one as a horror movie that felt to me like you could make a very christian defense of
00:50:26.240 it uh i really liked the witch have you seen that one that one that's about a decade ago it's by the
00:50:32.800 same guy who eggers who did the northman what's cool about that one is you can watch it and like
00:50:39.100 i felt a literal puritan could have written the movie that it presents witchcraft exactly the way
00:50:45.640 the puritans warned witchcraft let's go through some of these like uh these b-rolls that we have
00:50:50.980 of different films and you guys say does this get your uh discernment as a christian does it
00:50:57.420 does it get you concerned or is it okay to you so let's go to the omen trailer this is uh oh wait
00:51:03.840 wait actually do nine this is uh the exorcist exorcist head spin 1973 show the b-roll here
00:51:11.060 does this does this uh well see you got you got the priest i would say this i have no problem with
00:51:18.260 I mean, The Exorcist is the example everyone goes to
00:51:20.900 as a horror film that has real religious elements to it.
00:51:24.720 Like, it's basically, the priests are real, the demons are real.
00:51:27.380 I actually know somebody who worked on The Omen.
00:51:29.060 Yeah, next one.
00:51:29.940 Yeah, number 10.
00:51:31.960 Number 10.
00:51:33.900 I know somebody who worked on The Omen,
00:51:35.660 and I think that it was Christian,
00:51:37.660 so I'm pretty sure this would be fine. 1.00
00:51:38.680 So The Omen is about, like, a child Antichrist.
00:51:41.800 Like, Damien will grow up to be the Antichrist of Revelation
00:51:44.900 is the concept of it, is my understanding.
00:51:47.120 rosemary's baby i actually don't know about what this one is rosemary's baby that's by roman
00:51:52.760 polanski who later became known for other things for pedophilia but indeed he did what's spooky
00:51:58.260 about it is a woman who is impregnated basically by satan and she starts noticing like there's all
00:52:03.820 these people who take a strange interest in her and the twist at the end is she basically sees
00:52:08.200 this satanic religious gathering worshiping her baby and you don't see the baby but like
00:52:13.300 she looks into the crib and then she's like what have you done to him like what have you done to
00:52:17.560 his eyes and they're like he has his father's eyes and at the end they're like hail satan
00:52:21.760 it's a little bit corny in elements too but like 1968 yeah it's but that's one where i think it's
00:52:27.380 an interesting borderline thing because does it fit with christian religious tropes yes it's saying
00:52:32.440 the devil is real and the devil should be scared have a human with a woman who could be the
00:52:37.200 antichrist yeah and at the end they're saying hail satan on the other hand there's not really any 0.51
00:52:41.960 implicit redemptive idea that oh like god is going to come in and fix this christ will fix
00:52:47.180 this you it ends with the satanists all triumphant even though even there i would say it instills a
00:52:54.200 fear of satan because it's terrifying and i think that's probably fine with me but i don't know um
00:53:01.520 how about this silence of the lamps i don't even know if i include this in like the classic genre
00:53:06.120 here sat 12 this is more than like the this is actually a really good example of the horror
00:53:10.640 thriller difference like i will say my dad like refused to watch this he like couldn't watch
00:53:16.140 movies with anthony hopkins in it because he was too creeped out by anthony hopkins in this movie
00:53:22.560 man that's a great film it is a did you know i think it's the i think it's the only time a
00:53:26.980 film's won all five of the big awards or was the first time it did so it got actor actress
00:53:32.580 uh by the way by the way another another film where uh not not hannibal lecter but the other 0.90
00:53:40.720 killer buffalo bill is that's right that definitely makes it he's a transgender oh 0.91
00:53:48.460 he wants to make a woman he's killing women to like make a woman suit yeah yeah um all right 0.98
00:53:54.400 con so i'm good with that the conjuring trailer this is i don't know this movie i know nothing
00:53:59.420 about this movie 100 christian the whole series is christian number 13 yeah uh i don't know i
00:54:05.920 don't know the background of the conjuring though i mean i guess i haven't seen any of these
00:54:10.960 do you like do you like even live in the world bro i've seen i had there i haven't seen a single
00:54:17.040 one of these guys yeah i i haven't seen a ton of them mikey you haven't even seen you haven't
00:54:22.180 even seen the elizabeth holmes movie with me yet i'm really sad what's funny is that uh my my wife
00:54:28.200 I really want to watch the Elizabeth Holmes movie.
00:54:30.080 Oh, wait, I have seen this one.
00:54:31.000 And that is definitely a horror movie.
00:54:32.380 I have seen this.
00:54:35.220 Okay.
00:54:35.880 Yeah, the Warrens.
00:54:36.640 They're both Catholic. 1.00
00:54:37.260 We should do a thought crime on Elizabeth Holmes. 0.70
00:54:40.380 Yeah, how about this is an interesting one.
00:54:42.200 I'm throwing this out here.
00:54:42.920 I'm skipping a few ahead.
00:54:43.900 All right, Mikey.
00:54:44.240 Let's do The Nightmare on Elm Street, either of them.
00:54:47.580 You can do 15 and 16.
00:54:49.340 This is one that stands out to me because they'll do this with slashers,
00:54:53.320 where slashers will often have a very puritanical streak to them,
00:54:57.540 like famously the the stereotype is the only girl who doesn't have sex with someone is the one who
00:55:03.140 survives at the end and everyone else gets stabbed or whatever which you can say oh that's conservative 0.88
00:55:07.920 that's christian but on the other hand this is fundamentally a trashy movie it's like an
00:55:12.960 exploitation flick it's it's the equivalent of look at when you maybe buy a copy of a tabloid
00:55:19.240 magazine like the daily mail and you're just like oh it's so disgusting what these people are doing
00:55:25.260 i can't wait to read all about what these people are doing so i can be so disgusted by their
00:55:30.440 misbehavior like there's a bit of that going on with slasher movies like they are the lowest
00:55:35.120 common denominator of film yeah i haven't seen these ones yeah yeah there's freddy krueger at
00:55:40.420 the pool party so they must be dreaming in the pool party or maybe in two he could go into the
00:55:44.180 real world but it always was he was just in your nightmares that he would stab you there he goes
00:55:49.280 up slashed yeah he's yeah he's going to town um all right what about uh dracula now we're getting
00:55:56.820 dracula is definitely 100 christian 100 christian all the animals dracula rocks bro
00:56:02.400 dracula one name i just read the epitome of evil so oh that's great so if you read yeah i was just
00:56:09.280 gonna say that if you read the novel it's it's very clear that bram stoker is using a lot of like 0.63
00:56:14.720 catholic theology in um in dracula and then inverts it like drinking the blood versus of
00:56:21.900 jesus versus drinking the blood of the living for everlasting unlife versus everlasting life
00:56:27.220 uh the crucifixes obviously and and they also make it clear in the book the funniest thing
00:56:32.540 about dracula is og dracula has this very strong streak of like we're in modern times because we're
00:56:40.120 in cutting edge london at the turn of the 19th century we have railroads and telegraphs and
00:56:44.140 blood transfusion all this modern tech and you know it's protestant it's hyper protestant britain 0.98
00:56:48.700 we need to go back to the old way so they like you have to bring in this catholic guy 0.85
00:56:52.220 who can they like oh you guys are dealing with a vampire we have to deal with this trad horror of 0.98
00:56:56.500 untold abominations from eastern europe yeah that's funny uh what's with the what's with the
00:57:02.520 garlic in dracula i think that's just old folk belief like medieval folk monster belief that
00:57:07.760 garlic yeah because it has a strong because it's like jack is 100 right it's that what your blood
00:57:13.000 would be uh like would not taste as good or something yeah i used to use it for dogs there's
00:57:18.540 a lot of old beliefs about that i know that mosquitoes there used to be a thing a lot of
00:57:22.680 garlic there used to be a thing that the mafia would do they called it the sicilian death recipe
00:57:26.900 where if they shot someone they would rub the bullets in garlic because they thought it would
00:57:30.680 cause gangrene i think there's a lot of weird garlic related beliefs out there i'll tell you
00:57:34.120 Garlic's good for you.
00:57:35.440 You eat a lot of garlic.
00:57:37.740 I'm, like, buzzing at night if I have a meal with a lot of garlic.
00:57:40.880 I have all this energy.
00:57:42.060 I'm a big fan of garlic.
00:57:43.620 I love garlic.
00:57:45.200 Big fan.
00:57:45.400 No, I was going to say, in the novel, Mikey, correct me if I'm wrong,
00:57:48.700 but in the novel, isn't it pretty clear that Dracula's family
00:57:52.940 has made a pact with Satan?
00:57:56.080 Yeah, yeah.
00:57:57.260 And, like, in battling him, you need to bring, like, sacrament.
00:58:00.660 You have to bring the cross.
00:58:01.740 You have to bring all these things.
00:58:02.740 i don't remember the pact with satan in dracula the novel there definitely is like in nosferatu
00:58:07.340 that's that's a part of it as an example like that movie's pretty heady well we have nosferatu
00:58:14.540 but we also have bram stoker's dracula there's so many good 1992 dracula is a good one well see
00:58:19.180 this goes to our point though that like stuff that's rooted in more christian elements yeah
00:58:24.800 tends to be it tends to resonate the only problem with the 1992 dracula i believe that's the one
00:58:29.780 that has Keanu Reeves in it or he says
00:58:31.640 Budapest.
00:58:34.260 Remember when George W. Bush
00:58:37.840 said Botswana. 0.70
00:58:41.340 Bram Stoker's
00:58:42.420 1992 one was
00:58:43.760 I think this one. 0.98
00:58:46.160 Oh, I forgot she was in it.
00:58:50.140 I kind of want to watch that
00:58:51.840 again to be honest.
00:58:55.260 Paranormal
00:58:55.820 Activity 20.
00:58:57.240 i don't even know if i remember well we have someone sergeant t 1978 is calling out jack
00:59:03.600 he says jack you are lost dracula has nothing to do with christianity uh geez sorry they say
00:59:10.580 they're horrified okay that's a very strong disagreement sergeant if you can elaborate
00:59:13.860 that in a comment i want to engage with that i mean i don't think i don't think dracula the
00:59:19.300 count is christian but i think i think the story has a lot of uh i think it has a lot of christian
00:59:25.080 i think when you're using darkness to highlight the light to highlight that the the reality of
00:59:31.360 good and evil i'm okay with i guess like what i would say is to me a christian film or like to
00:59:36.720 for a horror film to be compatible with christianity you have to watch it and say like
00:59:40.480 could this story happen in a universe where christianity is true and like of dracula i think
00:59:46.980 i could say that in the sense that he's a count he might have these like strange powers but like
00:59:52.380 he is defeated by the good and he's ultimately like subservient to the good,
00:59:56.280 like in the way that they can ward him off in,
00:59:59.320 in ways like that godly things have power over him.
01:00:03.060 Yeah.
01:00:03.600 And you could quibble with that.
01:00:04.840 Cause some people would say anything that shows magic is not okay.
01:00:07.680 Cause actually only God can do miracles,
01:00:09.540 not Satan.
01:00:10.480 People have different points of view on that.
01:00:12.320 All right.
01:00:12.600 So here's a,
01:00:13.140 here's a bit trickier one.
01:00:14.280 Here's a bit trickier one.
01:00:15.440 Blair witch project from 1999.
01:00:18.020 And now this one I said, 0.90
01:00:19.020 i'd watch and it was very terrifying to me when it came out did you see it because it was oh yeah
01:00:24.200 yeah yeah i saw like where it's all like on the camcorder and they're like out in the woods and
01:00:29.360 all this stuff 1994 three students filmmakers entered the woods wow yeah guys i haven't seen
01:00:35.480 any of these this one freaked me out and then they vanished but then they found their is this film
01:00:39.940 scary once you know it's not real because the part of it was that people thought this was real
01:00:44.200 like they really had disappeared yeah no yeah and when when that was marketed they really did
01:00:49.260 kind of make it out like it might be real well the point is it was a really freaky movie but it
01:00:54.880 doesn't really point to anything redemptive it's just dark yeah they just go into the woods and
01:00:58.800 they get scared and they die yeah you don't need to be redemptive it's it's it's also like don't
01:01:04.720 mess around with the occult yeah yeah okay that's a good that's a good take i'm very compelled by
01:01:10.160 that um how about this one this is written by stephen king which should make you very suspect 0.96
01:01:16.720 right from the jump and that is it bad it there's nothing christian about it it will have a dumb 0.81
01:01:23.480 ending yeah 22 throw up 22 this is uh it uh which is about a crazed clown that's just like really 0.94
01:01:30.360 freaky and terrorizes only one form it takes it's ultimately like some interstellar demon monster
01:01:34.720 thing yeah which is very much not christian and it terrorizes children and i don't know
01:01:42.780 maybe this is more what ali was talking about you know what i mean so yeah these kids go missing
01:01:47.800 i don't know this one jack you seem to be the you're the authority on this what do you think
01:01:55.020 i mean now again there is gore there are child deaths in that um the novel is also famously
01:02:02.180 includes a child sex scene written by 0.98
01:02:04.300 Stephen King, who is disgusting for having 0.99
01:02:06.360 written that.
01:02:08.400 And, of course, the movies never adapt
01:02:10.340 that. But at the same time, it
01:02:11.980 is one of those things where it's like
01:02:14.340 if you view it as a warning of evil,
01:02:16.720 then you can certainly view
01:02:18.420 it as that. It is a warning of evil. It's a warning
01:02:20.240 against, you know, sticking your hand in the
01:02:22.300 sewers.
01:02:24.580 Yeah. I think...
01:02:26.320 Alright. Friday
01:02:28.320 the 13th is the last one we have. 23.
01:02:30.400 Throw it up. I
01:02:31.900 can't remember the
01:02:33.440 this is like
01:02:36.200 Friday the 13th
01:02:38.420 or Scream
01:02:39.020 it says Friday
01:02:40.400 it says Scream
01:02:41.740 on the
01:02:42.080 23
01:02:42.720 Friday the 13th
01:02:44.680 that's Jason
01:02:45.640 like
01:02:46.120 hockey mask guy
01:02:47.460 I mean that's
01:02:49.180 again getting back to
01:02:50.000 excuse me
01:02:50.680 no it's not
01:02:51.360 I feel there's fundamentally
01:02:53.040 something pretty
01:02:53.880 exploitative
01:02:55.020 in those films
01:02:55.860 yeah it's not Jason
01:02:56.720 in the original
01:02:57.060 okay it's not Jason
01:02:57.680 in the original one
01:02:58.300 it's his mom
01:02:58.740 but
01:02:59.100 thank you
01:03:00.260 people get all 0.87
01:03:01.820 anal about that but ultimately it's all the later ones that are way more famous so yeah those are 0.98
01:03:06.380 the later ones yeah it's just like it's a guy who goes around and kills people and like the people
01:03:10.980 who watch it like i think when people watch that they like gore they like the titillation is that
01:03:16.560 bad so is that you agreeing i think there's an argument that that's bad that you could
01:03:20.940 certainly if you wallow in it i think which a thing that i have noticed i will say this
01:03:25.600 but jason does those films in the 80s are comparatively more tame slasher films and
01:03:32.940 like those kind of exploitative violence films like a lot of things they've gotten this aspect
01:03:38.520 where people are getting trying to get a bigger and bigger rush right and i think that's a red
01:03:43.280 flag so now when people make new gore fan you know big gore-tastic horror films like the terrifier
01:03:49.340 films yeah those have made a lot of money those films are really disgusting the question is really
01:03:54.300 really disgusting stuff being and so so in defensive alley uh stucky do you think that
01:04:00.320 the permeation of this stuff in our culture is leading to more school shootings leading to more
01:04:06.000 like glorification of death and of violence in real life for example like could you draw a direct
01:04:12.420 parallel i mean i hate to go there but we spent our whole first hour on it this morning but all
01:04:19.320 these wicked young students on college campuses glorifying the death of charlie and the murder
01:04:25.240 of charlie i mean could you draw a direct line of the poison that's going in the culture of these
01:04:30.220 films and the behavior we're seeing it'd be hard but i would say i think if you to give ali some
01:04:36.200 credit i think if you were to watch a lot of that gore slop if you i think we're calling it in the
01:04:40.460 thing if you were to watch just a lot of really wantonly violent films that don't have a higher
01:04:46.720 purpose to it a like you're basically just watching it for the titillation that will harm
01:04:52.800 you over time i think yes i and here's the other thing i would say we all have this like revulsion
01:04:58.820 to if we see a young kid on halloween dressed up in like a demonic or an evil costume as opposed
01:05:06.360 to being a pirate or a marvel character or a pirate you know like uh or or a princess outfit
01:05:12.280 there is a reason that we viscerally react negatively to that at least if you still have
01:05:18.140 your traditional values intact because like we know it's not quite right especially on like it's
01:05:23.740 one thing if you're an adult you come in like and you're just like you know uh jason and you got the
01:05:29.420 hockey mask but it's weird to see it would be weird to see a young kid with like blood and gore and
01:05:34.200 guts and a hockey okay i hold on i have to call out someone hank skywalker says maximum overdrive
01:05:40.140 is a scary movie about a big rig no that is the least scary movie of all time so it's totally 0.96
01:05:46.600 okay to watch maximum overdrive because that movie is really dumb it's really bad it is it's the only
01:05:52.040 film directed by stephen king so it's based on a short story of him that i can't remember the name 0.58
01:05:57.040 of i think it was called like truck stop or something okay or i-88 something like that but
01:06:01.440 it's about for no reason all vehicles of whatever type become sentient and start trying to kill
01:06:07.440 people so like cars run people over lawnmowers chase after people and try to like run them down
01:06:12.040 and then yeah big rigged trucks and these people are under siege in a gas station surrounded by
01:06:17.620 these big 18 wheelers that are circling it and killing who tries to leave this is this explains
01:06:23.200 a lot about you actually blake uh jack i i watch i watch a ton of horror um i watch usually so
01:06:30.060 so my wife doesn't like horror time doesn't like it so typically when i'm on flights without her
01:06:36.260 if I'm like someone, some trip or what I'll do is I'll like, I'll like stock up my horror
01:06:41.100 movie so that if I'm on a flight without her and I don't have a book to read, then, uh,
01:06:45.820 you know, I'm not in the middle of reading a book of a big ebook guy that, um, that's
01:06:49.300 usually when I, I load up all my horror movies.
01:06:51.260 So, uh, I don't have any actually right now that are in the hopper.
01:06:53.980 Cause like this, this year actually sucks for horror.
01:06:56.440 I don't really see much out there that I'm interested in, in terms of movies that are
01:07:00.860 coming out, even though there are more horror movies coming out now than ever.
01:07:04.000 um that uh unless you count the elizabeth holmes movie uh as horror that um you know
01:07:12.100 so it's one of those things no i will say this though i will say this if you are someone who is
01:07:17.200 more susceptible to that kind of stuff and you find yourself being impressionable then yeah maybe
01:07:25.280 you should turn it off like maybe maybe it's not for you and that's totally or if you just don't
01:07:29.180 like it i think that's totally fine my wife used to be really into horror films like when we first
01:07:35.100 started uh dating and got married and so like i've seen a bunch of horror films i just can't
01:07:40.180 remember the names of i i don't know what my problem is but they're like usually like the low
01:07:43.600 like i don't know like the one you know the annual ones that don't become famous but they were like
01:07:47.500 famous you know they were popular or in the news for like a couple months like those are the ones
01:07:51.940 that my wife and her friends used to watch but ever since she started having kids and i would
01:07:56.460 also give her a compliment this way my wife has become increasingly she was always a christian
01:08:01.780 and godly but like she's become increasingly godly as we've gotten as it was we've had kids
01:08:06.960 and as we've gone on in our marriage she is less and less into horror films she like she and she
01:08:12.640 cannot watch like gory stuff and she can't watch anything where kids get hurt so yeah same i'm
01:08:19.240 actually like that ever since i had kids i think i can't i pretty much can't watch anything where
01:08:24.300 something bad happens to a kid it just it it it affects you in a way different way so like a movie
01:08:29.860 like hereditary like i watched that when it came out and like now we've been thinking of it driving
01:08:33.940 me nuts because you can't not think of that being your kid and there was that i think it was halloween
01:08:40.680 kill or halloween kills was the most recent uh michael myers like reboot and there's a kid that
01:08:46.120 dies like right away in it um there's like a babysitter situation the kid falls off the um
01:08:51.980 this is the first scene of the movie um so i'm not spoiling and the kid like falls off the stairs
01:08:56.660 and dies and uh so what i do now is that like i'll usually wait till one of my buddies sees the
01:09:05.340 movie first and i'm like hey blah blah blah what happens to the kids is that okay that being said
01:09:09.520 though there's a movie called weapons that came out where the kids get possessed by this witch
01:09:14.540 and um you know spoiler alert beat beat beat skip this if you don't want to hear it that the kids
01:09:21.040 actually get the better of the witch in the end and so i was like oh that's really cool and it was
01:09:25.800 really really well done same guy who did wait what film was that the new weapons that just came out
01:09:31.820 just like last oh i saw that one yeah my wife made me see phenomenal phenomenal all right uh so the
01:09:36.860 same guy who did the new resident evil which was also really fun so slightly related so we've been
01:09:42.100 talking about horror movies what about comedy films not horror films but that treat like dark
01:09:48.200 demonic like satan or demons as if like they are trivial or comedic fodder so like little
01:09:53.360 little nicky was a movie adam sandler did that it got terrible reviews we'll set that aside
01:09:57.620 but it's a film where like he's the son of satan has to come to earth for convoluted plot reasons
01:10:03.380 but it's like satan as basically comedy movie fodder instead of you know king of evil where
01:10:08.640 you can lose your soul to him and go to hell for all eternity it's getting a flash getting a flash
01:10:13.320 yeah like there's there's a few films like that and i think you could i think you could you could
01:10:18.940 say like maybe we should laugh at satan but maybe sean of the dead evil dead 2 young frankenstein
01:10:25.460 ghostbusters is so good sean of the dead is amazing beetlejuice i don't does they know
01:10:30.400 beetlejuice might be another one like an american werewolf in london if it treats the afterlife as
01:10:35.940 trivial if it treats satan as trivial if it treats demons as comedy fodder and not
01:10:43.040 horror fodder is is that bad i think it just depends um no i don't think so depends though
01:10:55.260 it could but i think it's clearly anti-demon it's very very anti-demon although i will note
01:11:03.100 actually maybe this is a little bit of a thought crime but uh dan akroyd if you actually look
01:11:08.880 into some of the stuff that he does on podcasts
01:11:13.060 and some of the stuff that Dan Aykroyd has talked about.
01:11:16.460 I think it's like his grandfather or his uncle
01:11:18.300 who was the inspiration for the original Ghostbusters.
01:11:22.140 I'm going to straight out and say it.
01:11:23.260 Dan Aykroyd is straight up an occultist.
01:11:25.880 He is overtly pagan.
01:11:27.520 He is super into this stuff.
01:11:29.740 He is someone who actually believes in spiritualism
01:11:34.820 and doesn't, from a very not-Christian perspective.
01:11:39.620 And I would actually warn anyone
01:11:42.240 that if you're watching any of Dan Aykroyd's stuff
01:11:44.440 and following along that line,
01:11:46.100 then you are definitely participating
01:11:48.160 in demonic and saint activity.
01:11:51.100 Well, that's too bad.
01:11:52.260 You shouldn't do that.
01:11:53.180 I know nothing, Jon Snow.
01:11:56.680 I'm now going to look that up, though.
01:11:59.320 No, I clicked on some of it.
01:12:01.660 I was like, oh, cool, so this is where Ghostbusters came from.
01:12:04.120 and like let me check that out and i'm like oh wow like he's like dead serious and like wants to
01:12:09.560 do seances and wants to you know get involved in like summoning demons and things like that and i'm 0.77
01:12:14.920 like dude you should not be dabbling in that stuff ever absolutely not all right mikey you brought it
01:12:19.960 up you brought it up elizabeth holmes not a horror flick but maybe but maybe well we haven't seen it
01:12:28.440 Wait, we should all see it, and then he flaked,
01:12:32.120 so that's why I had to have the Sour Patch Wings.
01:12:34.640 Oh, fine.
01:12:35.380 All right, so this is what we're talking about.
01:12:38.280 You can see everything.
01:12:40.480 It's co-directed by Nathan Fielder,
01:12:43.120 and I guess it's received near universal critical praise,
01:12:47.940 which is wild.
01:12:49.420 It focuses on Holmes in the period leading up to her imprisonment.
01:12:53.480 She began an 11-year sentence in 2023
01:12:55.700 after her 2022 fraud conviction
01:12:58.640 with intimate access
01:13:00.240 to her home life, partner, and family.
01:13:04.420 I don't know.
01:13:05.140 I can't say it.
01:13:05.580 We should all see the movie
01:13:09.200 and then come back
01:13:10.700 and figure out a way
01:13:12.280 to maybe after the election
01:13:13.680 or so when everyone needs to vote, vote, vote
01:13:15.960 and come back and do a big thought crime on it.
01:13:19.260 All right, fine.
01:13:19.920 There will be some weight to this 1.00
01:13:21.060 because she clearly wants 1.00
01:13:22.340 to kind of get clemency 1.00
01:13:23.540 from the Trump administration, I think.
01:13:25.140 That's clearly an aspect of what they're committing.
01:13:27.340 That's why she's trying to get buddy-buddy with Mikey.
01:13:28.920 If we went 100% in the paint and said Elizabeth Holmes did nothing wrong,
01:13:32.800 it could marginally move the needle on whether that would ever happen.
01:13:35.760 Well, we've been doing that with Derek Chauvin.
01:13:37.460 I don't know if I'm going there.
01:13:39.220 It would take a while.
01:13:40.080 I don't think I'm going to go there.
01:13:42.060 I need a couple minutes to build the case here.
01:13:45.540 All right, Mikey is a Elizabeth Holmes stan, so we'll see.
01:13:50.280 We'll see.
01:13:51.320 He's falling for the boys.
01:13:53.540 You have nuanced takes.
01:13:54.840 I'd have nuanced takes.
01:13:57.300 Very unpopular nuanced takes.
01:13:59.400 Listen, I...
01:14:00.180 But vote, vote, vote.
01:14:01.620 Oh, here you go.
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01:14:45.400 great uh jack we'll give you your thought crime shirt when you're coming for the election night
01:14:49.440 stream by the way election night stream we're doing it and we're going to be doing some stuff
01:14:53.560 with rav we're going to be going in and out of real america's voice and and now we're going to
01:14:57.140 be uh doing a simulcast for part of the night with piers morgan uh so that'll be that'll be
01:15:02.600 really interesting uh it could be it could be a rough night i think everybody just needs to kind
01:15:07.060 of brace themselves for that and vote like we're five points down so be like let that motivate you
01:15:13.540 let the fact that woke megachurch pastor adam hamilton might become a senator in freaking kansas
01:15:18.840 not acceptable absolutely like this is crazy you could have wokey pastor adam hamilton and
01:15:25.520 wokey like fake christian james talrico becoming senators of the united states if you don't show
01:15:32.240 nrio 75 10 says my whole family voted we did our part thank goodness but don't stop at your family
01:15:37.860 you know people multiplier are if you're at church you're get brunch afterwards ask them
01:15:42.600 hey did you vote yet are you are you planning to vote on tuesday like again there are people in
01:15:48.960 your life who are natural conservative voters who are not voting this cycle they're not voting
01:15:55.600 because they're checked out they're not voting because they're dispirited but shouldn't be
01:16:00.160 they're not voting because they think it's all fraud they're not voting because they forgot about
01:16:04.420 it they just kind of put it off and put it off and that will decide who wins this race we've
01:16:09.640 talked about in arizona the winner of tuesday's election will get far fewer votes than kamala
01:16:15.980 harris got losing the election two years ago that's right and that will be happening in every
01:16:20.920 single state every race will be decided this year by who loses fewer votes over 24 it's defined by
01:16:26.800 who who doesn't show up i mean that's what's crazy like steve hilton could be governor of california
01:16:32.200 if everybody shows up that's what that's it's as simple as that every state we can win we can more
01:16:37.540 than win so vote i'm gonna say it one more time charlie kirk store for the shirt because you guys
01:16:43.400 asked for it we we delivered and then you go to voteready.com if you want to make a plan to vote
01:16:50.140 it will go to tpaction.com slash polls uh i believe it's polls let me make sure if it's uh
01:16:56.940 singular or plural i want to make sure i got it yeah find your polling place tpaction.com
01:17:03.200 slash polls p-o-l-l-s all right and then that way you can find where you can vote and all the
01:17:08.780 instructions and all that stuff uh so all right that was a fun thought crime it flew by yeah
01:17:13.660 dude we should have totally done that we should have done boomer cruises still we didn't we didn't
01:17:17.560 get to the boomer cruises oh is that on the back we should do that for like five minutes at least
01:17:21.240 infinity boomer cruises because that's so funny that was so funny i didn't realize i didn't realize
01:17:27.140 yeah you can't freaking helicopter us out of this without talking about infinity boomer
01:17:31.500 jacob's ladder screen we had so many other ones i didn't even look tsk tsk angelo there was a back
01:17:37.180 no you just had to check on the backs and this is the front you might also have looked at the
01:17:41.940 title of today's episode which includes eternal boomer cruises in it andrew all right yeah we
01:17:47.320 got you five minutes on this because it's super funny which is that there was a company feels
01:17:52.580 like another horror film yes there was a there oh oh completely except it'd be an amazing comedy
01:17:57.000 because what happened is a company sold uh tickets to a never-ending cruise you could buy
01:18:02.480 a ticket and it would just go forever and ever and the problem is they ran out of money and so
01:18:10.740 people who had they sold their houses they sold everything they moved onto this boat to just
01:18:17.680 cruise until they died and they got dumped in cambodia because the cruise company ran out of
01:18:23.380 money and said oh you got to offload in cambodia we don't have enough money to get to the next 1.00
01:18:26.860 stop either yes it's either dark comedy or the making of a very tmz people passengers say people
01:18:33.900 sunk all their money into their residential cabinet cabins on the ville vie odyssey and
01:18:39.480 sold their homes on land they have nowhere to go and it just feels there's something powerfully
01:18:46.020 symbolic about this because you know we were talking about is it okay to watch horror films
01:18:49.960 here's what i can categorically say if the nature of your life is such that you feel it is desirable
01:18:57.000 or that it is even possible for you to chuck everything and just move on to a cruise ship
01:19:03.200 for the rest of your life your life is you are you have wasted your life and you are sinning
01:19:07.120 right now you're living a sinful life i'm gonna go out there and say passengers have been kicked
01:19:11.620 off an endless cruise as the operator blames a massive jump in fuel cost that's amazing i
01:19:17.720 absolutely find this amazing oh some paid 120 000 for residency we finally we we we finally found a
01:19:25.820 silver lining to the iran war couple paid this couple paid a million dollars for a lifetime
01:19:33.380 cruise on a cruise that dumped them and they say they have no regrets blogger randy cassie nim and
01:19:38.920 his wife kit said they paid a staggering one million dollars for an all-inclusive voyage
01:19:43.540 that they assumed would last at least 15 years instead they were among 200 passengers booted
01:19:49.120 from the ship after they ran out of money amid cruise costs and he says last they were on it
01:19:53.860 for two years and he says it was great for a while what does he mean like it stopped being
01:19:59.680 great before it ended or he just means it was i guess it sounds like they were paying seven
01:20:03.880 thousand dollars a month in expenses so on top of their so i guess they had they basically bought
01:20:09.480 a room in it like it was a condo and then they just paid it was like you basically paid your
01:20:13.700 monthly fee to continue being on this boat but i going back to what i said i just think
01:20:18.240 you should have stuff that ties you into this world that you should have grandchildren you
01:20:23.620 should have a church you should have family you should have a community that you are a part of
01:20:27.680 and that you try to contribute to and if your idea of life is to just check out and live on
01:20:33.580 a cruise until you die you did something very wrong so wait isn't it the plot of like uh that
01:20:39.460 movie wally where they're like on a space cruise yeah and they're all like their bones slowly like
01:20:44.800 now there's a there's a movie here's a question deeply christian here's a question here's a
01:20:50.020 question uh is retirement like in the very pop culture sense where you're gonna like spend your
01:20:57.120 golden years which is like really it's like pork the other white meat like completely like false
01:21:02.200 branding like your golden years you mean when you have arthritis and all the okay but spending
01:21:07.300 your golden years like playing golf in retirement like is that even a christian concept i think it
01:21:15.120 now i don't want to say i know charlie charlie fought against the idea of retirement i think
01:21:20.460 in practice we need to be able to have this concept because people's bodies your body ages
01:21:27.380 like if you're in a blue collar job you can't work in old age i think if you're in a white
01:21:31.180 collar job you might lose your marbles a bit and not really be able to work anymore like if you
01:21:36.120 are in the stages of aging where you are degenerating now you should be able to not work
01:21:40.980 anymore now i do think what is toxic is like the fire fantasy that's out there do you know about
01:21:47.540 this financial independence retire early oh yeah it's people whose entire objective is make enough
01:21:52.660 money so that you can quit working and check out and just live off your savings forever i think
01:21:58.220 there is something a little dark about that and that your goal is your goal is to check out of
01:22:02.800 life your goal is financial independence is fine it's seeing life as a consumer good and your goal
01:22:08.060 is to just consume as much as possible to become to become fully self-sustaining like and financially
01:22:14.040 independent where essentially you could live off the dividends from your stocks or the returns on
01:22:19.200 your properties or whatever like i think that's fine that's desirable but that should only that
01:22:24.240 should enable you to then exactly have new like obligations to build things and mikey mikey's
01:22:29.500 gonna have an interesting take on this i think because not only are you the youngest but again
01:22:33.620 you're the pk i i really think this is like a christian ethic right you go from your productive
01:22:38.540 years to your managing years to your like disseminating your wisdom years like there is
01:22:44.020 no time in the christian life cycle where you should be thinking now it's all about me that
01:22:49.820 is fundamentally the selfishness
01:22:51.940 with the pop culture sells people
01:22:53.900 and I think what you're getting on with this endless cruise
01:22:55.840 is the really disgusting
01:22:57.880 part to me. Why do you keep calling him a PK?
01:23:00.440 I don't know what PK is.
01:23:03.360 Pastor's kid.
01:23:04.080 Oh, yeah.
01:23:05.080 So there's the four stages of life, right?
01:23:07.820 Yeah, exactly.
01:23:08.600 The first stage is... I'm not
01:23:11.780 taking the bait, Jack. I'm not taking the bait.
01:23:14.140 The first stage is learning,
01:23:15.980 right? The second stage is
01:23:17.860 earning, the third stage is giving, and the last stage is teaching. And it's like, we change all
01:23:24.500 of that, that like, you're basically just supposed to earn and then give to yourself. And it's like
01:23:30.320 completely, you know, inversed. Inverted, yeah. Like, I just think like, as a Christian, you
01:23:37.060 always have a role to play, because bridging the wisdom of the generations is a dramatically
01:23:43.160 important thing that happens in culture and if people if older people are thinking i've done my
01:23:48.920 part i can just like burn all my money and opt out terrible yeah it's it's just yeah it's treating
01:23:56.500 life as a consumer good you should i think about that we should have a guy on again that johan
01:24:01.200 kurtz guy yeah who uh talked about having your family dynasties like your goal if you have that
01:24:06.400 you can live off your incomes like what you can do with that is you can offer you can enable your
01:24:13.180 descendants to take bigger risks in their lives and say like start that company because you will
01:24:17.860 have you create generational momentum you can create generational momentum you can try to you
01:24:22.400 you have funds that you can keep your church going forever you can keep your community you can
01:24:29.000 protect your community when there's when there's an economic disaster do you need to like bail out
01:24:33.340 your closest friends you'd be able to do that like that is something that you want generational
01:24:36.940 wealth for and i think what's really toxic about this cruise is again that the goal that it's
01:24:43.000 treating your goal in life oh get this big pile so that i can blow it on consuming things and my
01:24:47.960 life will be a success if i have consumed as many pleasures as possible before i die and honestly
01:24:55.060 it's it'd be funny because i bet that people on their eternal cruise is probably what they
01:24:59.640 imagine heaven would be like it's just sitting on a cruise every day for all eternity can you
01:25:03.680 imagine what an awful experience an eternal cruise what if you didn't like the people on the cruise
01:25:07.780 like what if you what if actually that would be a very fascinating underscore under like uh subtext
01:25:14.560 here is like how many like mean girl high school beefs are on that cruise i mean that already
01:25:19.200 happens it's like if you want to owning a condo is like having an eternal cruise with people you
01:25:23.680 might not like yeah jack sorry you you had something no i was gonna say as the resident
01:25:29.020 uh yeah i got the shirt on as the navy guy like i when i think of cruise i just think of like
01:25:35.100 hell on water like why would anybody ever want to do something like that for fun or like with your
01:25:42.860 with your money or with your spare time i bet there was all these asked me to go on a cruise
01:25:47.380 multiple times and i'm just like no absolutely not i bet there was like std heaven there sorry
01:25:53.000 that's a thought speaking of speaking of horror films to loop it all back there's a horror film
01:25:56.840 that's pretty short called Triangle
01:25:58.300 that makes you not want to go on a cruise ship anymore.
01:26:02.040 All you have to do is watch one...
01:26:03.760 Have you heard of the...
01:26:05.260 Go ahead, Mike.
01:26:06.040 The Poop Cruise?
01:26:07.100 The Poop Cruise?
01:26:08.340 Yeah.
01:26:09.120 It's on Netflix.
01:26:10.400 It's on Netflix.
01:26:11.940 Oh, it's a film.
01:26:12.320 No, you guys, it's on Netflix.
01:26:13.660 You should watch it.
01:26:14.960 It's about this cruise that the plumbing broke
01:26:18.780 and there was just poop all over the cruise
01:26:20.800 in everybody's cabin
01:26:21.900 and they couldn't get to port fast enough.
01:26:24.880 You could just poop over the edge.
01:26:26.020 You want to poop over the edge?
01:26:27.540 You could create, like, a seat.
01:26:32.940 That's what they do, probably, right?
01:26:34.140 That's a horror movie.
01:26:35.760 Andrew, here in the first world, we don't do that, okay?
01:26:40.040 I don't know where your people are from.
01:26:41.480 We're not talking about H-1B.
01:26:43.540 Who in the loo here, Andrew?
01:26:46.860 No, I'm saying, okay, if all the plumbing broke on a cruise line,
01:26:51.040 all you do is you set up, like, a private stall over the side.
01:26:54.660 You build a little platform
01:26:56.500 Where it can just drop right into the ocean
01:26:58.760 Like it just plops in
01:26:59.780 You're going to die
01:27:00.600 You probably would
01:27:03.820 You're aware that boats move
01:27:06.820 On the ocean right
01:27:07.820 You have somebody at the railing
01:27:09.940 Somebody's like leaning over the railing
01:27:12.920 There's poop falling on them
01:27:14.280 There's a reason that no one in the Navy
01:27:17.280 Has ever done
01:27:18.140 There's a reason sailors don't do that
01:27:20.340 I'm just saying
01:27:21.820 This is reminding me
01:27:23.060 did you ever get told or believe
01:27:25.140 as a kid that when you went to the bathroom
01:27:27.060 on an airplane that they just dumped it out of the
01:27:29.160 airplane? Because apparently that's just a lie.
01:27:32.840 Yes.
01:27:33.980 You remember that film, Joe Dirt?
01:27:35.360 I heard that growing up.
01:27:36.640 Oh, you're talking about the septic tank scene?
01:27:38.960 Yeah, we're like, he gets that...
01:27:41.120 Some skater boy just put that bomb on
01:27:43.080 a septic tank and then they just dump it.
01:27:45.380 I think he's... Anyway, it's
01:27:47.220 really dumb. 0.96
01:27:48.200 Should we end on the midterms, guys? 0.99
01:27:51.140 Yes. 0.98
01:27:51.440 Yeah, vote in the midterms or they will crap on America. 0.98
01:27:54.700 Speaking of Abdul El Saeed. 1.00
01:27:59.620 Speaking of the poop cruise, that will be the entire country if we let these maniacs take power. 0.51
01:28:05.580 Listen, if you don't like Trump, I don't know what to tell you, but you're definitely not going to like the other guy. 0.98
01:28:10.920 So vote, because they are going to turn us into a third world hellhole.
01:28:14.520 That's their plan.
01:28:15.660 Get your friends to vote. 0.66
01:28:16.660 They will turn us into a national poop cruise.
01:28:19.640 It will be a national poop cruise. 0.73
01:28:21.240 That will be the United States of America.
01:28:22.880 And our founders wanted more for us than that. 0.90
01:28:24.760 Our country will be a poop cruise.
01:28:25.240 They will turn us into a horror film called the Poop Cruise. 1.00
01:28:29.520 So that's probably not our best pitch ever, but it is fundamentally accurate. 1.00
01:28:34.320 So go out and vote.
01:28:35.420 VoteReady.com, tpaction.com, slash polls.
01:28:38.880 It's been a great Thought Crime Thursday.
01:28:40.980 It's the last one we've got before the election.
01:28:43.300 So we'll see what we're talking about next week.
01:28:46.640 Hopefully we still have the Senate.
01:28:49.280 Until then, Jack, wait.
01:28:51.600 Here we go.
01:28:52.200 Jack, you take us home.
01:28:54.620 All right.
01:28:54.980 Happy Halloween, everyone, and go out there and commit more thought crime.
01:29:00.300 Thought crime is death.