Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 43 — Banning the Bible？ Frat Bro Future？ The Birth Dearth？

00:00:00.000 from the age of big brother if they want to get you they'll get you dnsa specifically

00:00:07.180 targets the communications of everyone they're collecting your communications

00:00:11.880 okay everybody happy thought crime thursday uh tyler's here no he's not actually soon

00:00:26.000 which is blake soon soon he's been uh very busy understandably blake is here by the way blake's

00:00:31.980 tiktok has uh taken off oh dear it is ascendant by the way you're getting a lot of dating resumes

00:00:38.020 coming oh let's not talk about that are you following up with them and you got something

00:00:41.920 daisy private that's private information we gotta get we got daisy that is private information uh

00:00:47.240 jack are you back from europe that's the real question 100 back um what what an incredible

00:00:54.200 trip um just just hung out with like you know it's amazing when you're in eastern europe you

00:00:59.180 don't have to dodge bullets you don't have to dodge people still boneless just posted this video from

00:01:03.520 the new york subway of this guy just unconscious and publicly urinating all over the new york city

00:01:10.220 subway and it's amazing that videos like this just don't seem to exist anywhere in eastern europe at

00:01:17.740 all so yes civilization still does exist you just have to fly a little bit to get there did you go

00:01:23.120 to africa i went to africa i did we went to morocco okay that is africa so what what are all the places

00:01:31.020 in europe you went to uh this time around we went to um we went to hungary we went to romania we went

00:01:39.300 to madrid and then we had like a long layover like a one day layover in morocco it's pretty impressive

00:01:45.200 have you been to morocco i have not did you go to you know what's great about morocco we went to

00:01:50.320 casablanca so california said they were totally going to build a high-speed rail and still has

00:01:56.300 there was some french or japanese company that came in and was going to build and help them

00:01:59.800 and they wait around for a few years while california tries to get its acts together and finally they say

00:02:04.080 this state is never fixing itself we're going somewhere that's way more functional so they went

00:02:08.920 to morocco and morocco's built this big high-speed rail line in the time span where california has still

00:02:13.840 built no rail whatsoever yeah it's we actually asked about that when we were there and apparently

00:02:19.180 it's it's not it doesn't go to like every city but it's between like the two main cities tyler's here

00:02:24.400 tyler you were the star of our show last week you just wait you're talking tyler let us see your

00:02:30.940 facial tats where are your facial tats uh i'm getting the teardrop

00:02:34.220 based 11 teardrops for the 11 no no blake we can't anything that can say we can't go

00:02:42.880 i'm gonna i'm gonna like be a totalitarian stop i i i'm gonna say this is we're uh we're we're ready

00:02:51.580 to uh take on whatever we need to take on here which is uh you know that this is we're in crazy

00:02:58.120 times yes we are we we don't want to cause any more problems for tyler because we're dealing with

00:03:02.680 bad people okay let's get into the first topic blake what is it they're banning the bible charlie

00:03:07.060 congress just went and they voted on the law that says if you own a bible if you read a bible if you

00:03:12.500 look at a bible they are going to cut your head off that's that's what the law says okay i am

00:03:18.180 exaggerating a bit i'm exaggerating a very eventful day oh i believe it i believe it and so for those who

00:03:24.980 haven't for those who haven't been following the news too much so big big picture there's a lot of

00:03:29.660 campus protests against israel a lot of them have had a very anti-semitic flavoring to them to say

00:03:35.940 the least there's a lot of extremely angry liberals doing what extremely angry liberals do which is be

00:03:40.420 disgusting and understandably we think those people are gross we're all like cheering on the cops when

00:03:46.220 they decide to you know knock down their lame tent cities or arrest them for taking over buildings but

00:03:51.840 the right is doing that thing where they they get a good idea and then they they goof up their

00:03:58.780 response to it and so what congress is doing uh the u.s house is they decided to pass a bill

00:04:06.040 attacking anti-semitism and as is often the case with congress they didn't read it it's like the terms

00:04:12.860 and conditions on your iphone they just don't you know you just go to the bottom and click i agree

00:04:17.080 it's hr 690 hr 6090 6090 and what hr 6090 does is it passes a formal definition for anti-semitism

00:04:28.020 and it instructs the department of education to use this definition for the purposes of enforcing

00:04:33.800 civil rights law so we have civil rights law that say you can't discriminate on the basis of race

00:04:38.900 or sex or skin color or religion and other factors uh if you are a school that is getting federal money

00:04:46.980 and so what they say is obviously that would apply like anti-jewish discrimination and so what this

00:04:53.320 law is essentially saying is this is the official definition of anti-jewish discrimination that the

00:04:58.140 department of education should use and the definition that they are using is really really broad it is

00:05:05.800 yes a definition created by a group called the international holocaust remembrance alliance and it's

00:05:12.060 called the working definition of anti-semitism and this working definition of anti-semitism

00:05:18.480 it includes some things we would all agree both are anti-semitic and should not be allowed like you

00:05:24.480 can't like it includes assisting in violence against jewish people that's already illegal of course that's

00:05:29.480 already illegal so that's part of it it's state local and federal crimes that so it's one of these

00:05:33.420 things where why do you need to pass it except to expand it but other definitions that are included

00:05:38.460 here as examples and this law what it does is it says it includes the definition and the examples

00:05:44.060 that this group has given that you should look towards and so for example one of them is claiming

00:05:52.080 that the existence of a state of israel is a racist endeavor which some people say because it's a country

00:05:57.960 that defines itself as jewish it gives citizenship to jewish people automatically but not other groups

00:06:03.520 of people so it's a group that it's a state that defines itself by a particular nationality so

00:06:08.660 they'll say that's racist or they'll say drawing comparisons between contemporary israeli policy and

00:06:14.820 that of the nazis as michael knowles explained on our show no one knows how to compare any bad thing

00:06:20.060 or the thing they say is bad to anything except the nazis it is the it's the godwin's law everything

00:06:24.840 gets to uh compared to the nazis but now they're saying that is anti-semitic and so what that means is

00:06:31.640 if a school like if a professor at a school does this or if a group at a school does this and doesn't

00:06:37.260 get punished or if employees of a school are doing this it would apparently violate civil rights law

00:06:43.360 and then the government can come in and sue you or they have to have lawsuits go your way go towards

00:06:49.880 someone if they sue over this and it just it adds to the arsenal of things the federal government can do

00:06:55.080 to mess with you so let yeah let's break let's first let's play the uh laws author a bill's author

00:07:01.520 which actually it's it has more there's a lot of updates around this and we covered it earlier today

00:07:06.560 there's a lot of updates here this is mike lawlor moderate from new york republican it is his bill

00:07:12.080 play cut 102 hey everyone it's congressman mike lawlor i just want to say how proud i am that my bill

00:07:18.800 the anti-semitism awareness act just passed the house of representatives 320 votes to 91 this bill

00:07:27.500 has broad bipartisan support and will begin the process of cracking down on the anti-semitism that

00:07:34.020 we've seen run rampant on college campuses all across america this is a big day and a big win

00:07:40.940 now we got to get it through the senate and signed into law i look forward to working to get this across

00:07:47.020 the finish line there's so much wrong with this first of all if you really want to get to the

00:07:50.200 core of anti-semitism defund the colleges that's a separate issue secondly why is congress in the

00:07:55.140 business of policing speech but i want to just get to two elements here the first of which is that we

00:08:00.300 were i started to call out a lot of lawmakers on this and their response was like oh the senate's

00:08:06.640 not going to pass it was a show vote we now have intel from two u.s senators chuck schumer is

00:08:12.420 accelerating this to the senate floor yes that he is now top priority for the senate

00:08:16.960 so all the republicans that voted for it they did not read this i could tell you after a whole day

00:08:22.180 of talking to several lawmakers they did not read this third element eli crane has come out publicly

00:08:28.280 and privately right he met with mike johnson right before this passed he was like bro like i know we're

00:08:34.620 not on great terms there's a huge problem in this bill can we get it fixed like he went with three

00:08:38.960 other congressmen that's right and he was like yo like just i totally understand like a show vote we

00:08:44.120 understand in congress there are show votes it's just the way it is show vote like resolutions are

00:08:48.860 for that more than laws and speaker johnson took it and was like yep good we'll fix it and he said

00:08:56.560 we'll fix it and he put it exactly as it's worded so speaker johnson literally didn't listen to anything

00:09:02.180 so what is the main contention here so it's all the stuff we had you know listed about that's already

00:09:08.400 bad because it's like okay you can't criticize the israeli government you know even if that's a

00:09:13.180 bad criticism we don't need a ban on criticizing a foreign country but one of the things that's in it

00:09:18.900 is it says uh it mentions images associated with classic anti-semitism e.g for example claims of jews

00:09:28.340 killing jesus so i want to get into this so i talked to um a very smart man who likes this bill and he's a

00:09:35.560 good friend i'm not gonna say who it is but he's very well studied phd all that stuff and he didn't

00:09:39.620 like my tweet where i asked the question and we actually came to a great agreement on the phone

00:09:43.600 call where he said charlie read the text over and over again so let's read the text again using the

00:09:49.000 symbols and images associated with classic anti-semitism for example claims of jews killing

00:09:52.920 jesus or blood libel to characterize israel or israelis so he says this is essentially group

00:09:59.280 guilting all current israeli citizens for the death of jesus i said that's not what it says though

00:10:04.300 and what i was able i think to come to some common ground with is i said can you point to a time

00:10:10.180 where the federal government has a statute where they do not pervert or contort what is on the laws

00:10:15.640 of the books to come after the faithful and i think the best example of this in modern times is

00:10:19.900 douglas mackie look how douglas mackie is facing federal prison time for making a meme in the 2016

00:10:26.120 election using the ku klux klan act bingo but that's it that's important though because the

00:10:30.520 anti-semitism app sounds really act sounds popular maybe 20 years from now some christian who's

00:10:35.200 preaching first thessalonians 214 let's make sure tyler's uh mike is on yeah yeah good is gonna

00:10:42.760 give me have his home rated so i want to just say this first of all this was a show vote and mike

00:10:48.040 johnson screwed up a show vote here's usually what you do with a show vote no teeth we therefore say

00:10:53.680 that anti-semitism is wrong and bad and we're going to establish a committee to look into it totally

00:10:58.620 okay with that i'm gonna go further i'm not okay with it show votes are dumb why did you have well

00:11:03.140 they're dumb but what we have 300 days in session over the course of a congress fair enough but we

00:11:07.720 wouldn't you spent one of them on this we wouldn't go nuclear over a show vote okay okay so you know

00:11:12.080 i'm with blake i'm with blake on this i think it's like the wasted time stuff is like why are we

00:11:16.540 doing wasted time stuff no i'm just let me just kind of just say if their their defense some of them

00:11:20.820 is hey you know there's a lot of moderate members that wanted this it's a show vote no harm done no no

00:11:25.460 there actually is now harm done and so senator roger marshall i'm gonna get jack in this in a

00:11:30.000 second from kansas has now tweeted out this which is remarkable uh which by the way goes to show the

00:11:35.000 power of our program in social media he says the holy bible is the word of god i believe in the

00:11:39.660 sanctity of scripture and no person should change or alter those words if this bill comes to the senate

00:11:45.480 floor as is we will offer an amendment to honor the sanctity of scripture scripture by the way thank you

00:11:50.920 senator marshall for that very clear tweet i wish they would have read the bill before they actually

00:11:56.860 passed it jack i want to loop you in on this jack uh it seems as if this also could be an indirect hit

00:12:02.760 towards vatican one catholics jack do you sense what i'm saying here and can you kind of take it from

00:12:08.580 there yeah so pre-vatican one um there were continuous you still hear this in some tlm or traditional

00:12:16.400 masses um within the catholic church and not to get super into it so vatican one or which there

00:12:22.960 was no like vatican one but it's like pre-vatican two so pre-1960s you would hear in a lot of catholic

00:12:28.160 churches the prayer for the conversion of the jews uh the prayer for the conversion of the jews and so

00:12:33.180 this would be a uh a basic statement that the jews uh rejected jesus this led to the crucifixion and

00:12:40.220 the death of christ and then this is also something that catholics pray for um and specifically by the

00:12:46.600 way the conversion of the unfaithful jews and this was a common and regular just regular prayer and by

00:12:54.360 the way there was also a prayer for the conversion of pagans as well um and so let's say now that you're

00:13:01.000 the fbi which is already as we know using uh i'm not even actually sure what justification they're

00:13:08.000 using but they're claiming you know potential for radical extremist plots in order to infiltrate

00:13:13.680 using federal assets and informants into traditional latin mass churches and traditional

00:13:21.140 latin mass services now all of a sudden you've got a new law that says oh perhaps we can shut down your

00:13:27.520 church if we catch you praying this specific prayer which by the way all christians continuously pray

00:13:34.400 for the conversion of everyone to christ that's sort of a basic tenet of christianity but if you use

00:13:41.060 the wrong words now the federal government can go after you evidently and so let's let's continue in

00:13:47.200 here so uh if you go the the the definition gets worse and worse and you know there's been a lot of

00:13:53.460 emphasis rightfully so on the biblical part of this but let's just talk to another one of here if you um

00:13:59.440 if you now say that uh jews are more loyal to israel than to the priorities of jews worldwide

00:14:07.900 then you're an anti-semite but i i'm trying to understand what if there's an israeli citizen that

00:14:13.160 is visiting america yeah it's not an american citizen are you not allowed or like there are

00:14:17.820 people in america who have been arrested and thrown in prison for spying on the u.s on behalf of israel

00:14:23.600 like i'm sorry it is a fact of like this happens with other countries there are chinese people who come to

00:14:28.860 america and they are more loyal to china it's unfortunate this is a real phenomenon and to just

00:14:35.980 say like categorically you can't utter it or you'll be sued and you'll like get punished by the federal

00:14:42.240 government that's insane it might be hurtful to say that to like a lot of random people which is a thing

00:14:47.120 that's done it's not it's an ugly behavior to do but to say that it's illegal or you're going to use

00:14:53.980 the full force of the government and here i could just see how this is going to work so now you have

00:14:58.160 cat let's just take wyoming catholic college okay which is a really solid catholic school they haven't

00:15:04.500 gone woke are they now going to get a letter from the department of education in the next year five

00:15:09.460 years ten years where they're like hey uh can we see your missiles can we like see what you're teaching

00:15:17.580 in regards to like are you reciting hate speech in your liturgical it doesn't even have to happen

00:15:23.100 next year what if it happens in 20 years that's the point of the kkk act is that they'll pass this

00:15:27.820 stuff put it on the shelf next generation and they'll dust it off no more laws the less justice

00:15:34.020 and we need to take a step back hate speech is not a thing there's ugly speech there's gross speech

00:15:40.220 but hate speech is a term that is inherently subjective and the first amendment protects all speech that

00:15:45.820 doesn't call for violence and honestly outside of one of these examples on the international

00:15:49.680 holocaust museum which by the way i'm sure they do great work um is like not like oh the first one is

00:15:57.300 this if you call for the killing of jews that is direct incitement of violence no one should support

00:16:02.760 that okay but then you go to the third entry point accusing jews as a people i'm sorry accusing jewish

00:16:09.280 citizens being more loyal to israel or the alleged priorities of jews worldwide how about this one

00:16:12.360 applying double standards by requiring of it a behavior not expected or demanded of any other

00:16:17.880 democratic nation what does that even referring to israel they'll always say israel's held to a

00:16:22.100 double standard that they're expected to do things with regard to palestine that the u.s isn't expected

00:16:28.400 to do or china or russia or any other country they're not expected to do these things so they say they're

00:16:33.580 subject to a double standard may be true but again you're now saying the federal government is going to

00:16:39.520 police that people don't have the wrong opinions about a foreign government that so tyler help me

00:16:47.860 understand the politics of this mike johnson who is he's up against the wall right now he has to get

00:16:53.640 democrats to bail him out he's posting a vote he's facing a motion of ak the guy is not his popularity

00:16:58.840 has gone by 20 points yeah and he thinks it's a good idea to do this like did he read the bill did

00:17:04.180 mike johnson read the bill this is jumping the shark for sure like if there is a classical definition

00:17:10.340 of like trying to jump the shark and this is what i think and for those of our younger audience that

00:17:17.240 don't know the jumping the shark reference it was at the end of happy days again this is american

00:17:22.480 history right they put fonzie on water skis and had him jump over a fake shark on on the thing that's

00:17:29.900 where the term comes from this is i think this is what starts happening when you get desperate you

00:17:34.180 start doing weird stuff that you think is going to end up making you more popular and more protected

00:17:39.620 that's actually the opposite has the opposite effect where it's like actually people are now looking at

00:17:45.040 you even more and i'm afraid now we've drawn more attention to him the people who wanted to remove him

00:17:52.040 as speaker to begin with are now more upset right so now this isn't helping at all like why can't we

00:17:57.220 just come together and do things that are going to be like bring the republican caucus together i don't

00:18:01.160 i don't know things that like are populist that are going to help us in the general election

00:18:05.520 in 2024 i don't know this doesn't this does not appear to do those things and ironically if you read

00:18:12.740 the babylonian talmud it says um the idea that jews killed jesus also found in jewish religious

00:18:19.800 literature did you know this is according to my jewish learning.com now i'm just saying maybe i'm like

00:18:26.220 really did they cell phone where now you're not allowed to read from the talmud i'm just saying

00:18:31.020 like if in jewish folk literature it says right here um again this is my jewish learning.com

00:18:36.580 a teaching from year before 300 asserts that jesus was put to death by a jewish court for the crimes of

00:18:41.620 sorcery and sedition in standard text of the talmud from eastern europe or an american text that simply

00:18:46.000 copied from them there's a blank space towards the bottom of that folio because it's potentially

00:18:49.920 offensive text was removed the censorship may have been internal for self-protection or may even been

00:18:54.080 imposed on the jews by christian authorities in many new editions the talmud in the talmud this

00:18:58.640 passage has been restored the talmud's claim was that there was an event that took place in the eve

00:19:02.980 of passover is consistent with the chronology of the gospel of john in the talmudic account the romans

00:19:07.300 played no role in the death i mean even in the bible like what it essentially is is they accuse him of

00:19:13.400 blasphemy and then they go to the romans and they say he's a blasphemer and pontius pilate says

00:19:18.840 i don't care and they say well he's also undermining caesar and he's still kind of like

00:19:23.900 that that's sus but then they basically say you might get executed and so he's and they kind of

00:19:29.920 throw a temper tantrum and so he washes his hands of it as as it were that's right and they say give

00:19:36.040 us barabbas give us barabbas you know what that means in greek i believe it means the son the son of

00:19:40.780 man or the son of god abba father i have to look that up what does barabbas mean in greek let me

00:19:48.000 see son of the master son of the father yeah i was right yeah and so it's almost i again the bible

00:19:55.200 thing stands out but we do need to emphasize you can't fix the bible part you can't just throw in

00:20:00.080 the religious scripture is protected here and make this bill good this is still a bill that goes way

00:20:06.060 too far and what's sad about it big picture is this issue should be a huge winner for us because

00:20:12.340 you have obnoxious left-wing violent yes jerkwad students at columbia basically rioting to support

00:20:21.260 a terrorist group and their main opponents are a bunch of jerkwad academia heads who are also terrible

00:20:29.140 and we basically could just watch watch them rip each other to shreds and then send in the cops if they

00:20:34.260 get too violent and like arrest some people i want to get jack in on this jack if there was ever a time

00:20:38.080 for us to be lazy and do nothing we should have just took like the week off like if there's ever

00:20:42.000 a time for them to like take a break mike johnson be like just go home to your districts like just go

00:20:47.180 home it's i mean so there's in funny enough in ancient china okay they used to have this belief

00:20:56.380 called wu wei and it just it sort of means do nothing and this kind of came about like in the

00:21:03.600 13th century when the chinese dynasties were pretty much running all of asia and they were pretty much

00:21:08.980 the top of the heap when it came to asian cultures and so the idea was we've got the empire right where

00:21:15.400 we want it so just do nothing don't make any big moves and we'll stay winning and this was this was

00:21:20.560 pretty much fine until the british showed up with their gunboats and um this is kind of then the

00:21:26.720 chinese also have this other ancient saying don't interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake the

00:21:33.080 worst possible thing you could do total break of rules with radicals total break of base the basics of

00:21:39.260 information warfare is that if your enemy is fighting your other enemy there and themselves

00:21:44.960 essentially if the snake that you are fighting is eating its own tail don't step in and try to

00:21:50.360 save the snake and what you're doing is and what the republicans have done here is they've committed a

00:21:55.460 massive strategic blunder as usual where they're moving the focus of attention away from the protests

00:22:03.200 and onto themselves now fortunately for the republicans these protests which have descended into riots at this

00:22:10.720 point are so incredibly violent that it's kind of hard for the media to get away from it and even like

00:22:15.920 local media and mainstream media are broadcasting these images and so humans are visual creatures we

00:22:22.920 are going to remember these images it's a complete and massive optics fail for the democrats normies

00:22:28.740 centrists independents everyone is turning against this thing um which by the way if you're actually

00:22:34.220 for the people of gaza is probably you know not a good thing for you because uh this is just going to help

00:22:40.100 the israelis with their with with their public opinion because people are going to say i don't want to be

00:22:46.020 involved with the guys supporting the you know these protests and so it's it's ridiculous to me that

00:22:52.000 they're never never bet against the republicans when it comes to snatching defeat from the jaws of

00:22:58.580 victory but that's exactly what they've done here massive well and i want to bring this part point up too

00:23:04.160 because it's like this is maybe i'm just super innocent but this whole thing is just like so

00:23:09.780 tyler's the most innocent in the world ladies and gentlemen astounding to me is this entire thing

00:23:18.040 about you know taking such offense that you know the jewish population was not a big fan of jesus

00:23:24.920 and that they were responsible for his death it wasn't just him but it was the apostles they ran out

00:23:32.540 after they crucified jesus big time yeah they they ran him all over but but james was killed they had

00:23:40.300 brought him forward today and then that's what made all the 12 apostles disperse they they left

00:23:47.700 because they literally murdered james then after the crucifix of jesus so like again i i think there's

00:23:55.980 like a a certain sensitivity i understand around you know christian jewish relations around

00:24:02.520 the the topic of jesus and and what had the in the events that happened around that but like

00:24:09.100 again saying these things and and to your point back charlie is like you come into this whole thing

00:24:14.840 i'm just like so astounded that that this is i don't i don't think the average person walking on

00:24:21.660 the street would be offended by any of that conversation but now that that makes you a target by the

00:24:28.660 government is one of the scariest things ever that you could ever probably you know put into writing i

00:24:34.640 get frustrated because when you think of the big picture of how did this come around and it's that

00:24:40.140 it's like it's like we have bad ideological formation on high level republicans because

00:24:47.300 they can't they haven't had the process thought of yeah we've been defending free speech for the last

00:24:52.960 six years you know we've been worried about censorship online we've been worried about

00:24:57.760 censorship on campus we've been worried about democrats wanting to roll back all these speech

00:25:02.400 things and putting our guys in jail and then you know the neurons didn't fire right when this came

00:25:08.320 up to go like wait now we restrict speech that now good what like why didn't you this come together

00:25:17.560 where have you been this whole time yes it's just like what do you guys not learn get it

00:25:22.140 whole process yeah and they they constantly talk a good game on campus free speech like well not

00:25:27.480 actually not all free not all speech that's what they're saying yes and just oh suddenly we came up

00:25:32.620 this thing oh we're gonna roll back speech really bad and what stinks is i can kind of tell like they

00:25:39.140 just are being dumb and they'll figure it out but imagine you're a you know one of the centrists that

00:25:45.000 we're trying to win over i think a lot of those people will look and say the republicans are full

00:25:48.620 of crap they're just huge hypocrites they never cared about this in the first place and the answer

00:25:53.160 is a lot of people like us do care about it and i think even a lot of those guys care about it and

00:25:57.700 they're just they're dumb and kind of weak and they don't pay attention and they they thought they

00:26:05.100 could get an easy win and this is another problem i think a lot of the right has is they always want

00:26:10.560 to just go for some easy win that doesn't really require doing much of anything and so this guy

00:26:15.420 came along and said oh democrats are being dumb we can just pass this five-page bill and it'll show

00:26:21.220 that we're totally way better than the left and now all of the jews will vote for trump this fall

00:26:26.280 and it'll be great and just no no it doesn't work that way calls the bluff and it's gonna put it

00:26:32.240 yeah yeah but charlie like this is what i don't understand this is like what i i really do not get

00:26:37.540 is like i totally expect this out of like a lawler right and out of the new york republican to like

00:26:43.180 come up with this idea right this is like a a very standard like new york republican idea right

00:26:49.240 yeah let's censor our opponent well it's just like it's just like you know try to score points you know

00:26:56.420 and and whatever and i totally get the arguments and all that like republicans are winning over

00:27:01.400 jews and big numbers and so i i understand getting like easy wins politically even

00:27:07.520 if they're cheap wins like that's what the that's like the new york republican party's like whole

00:27:11.460 like mantra right now but like speaker mike johnson is literally what is he a baptist out of louisiana

00:27:17.540 it's like baptist yep it's southern baptist like how are you not like pausing for a moment like

00:27:22.560 calling like your own people no but they here's what's amazing is he was he was warned by eli crane and

00:27:30.740 others and fixed this he's like but eli crane's not like like the baptist extraordinaire i don't know his

00:27:36.680 religious there's no rush there's no rush this isn't the the government shuts down unless you

00:27:41.620 ban portions of the bible yeah but does he have a religious leader that he looks to that he could

00:27:45.620 pick up the phone and be like hey no that's the thing is a bunch of congressmen brought me this

00:27:49.580 how do you think you would feel a lot of pastors have been calling me saying they love this bill

00:27:52.920 are you really like like baptist just all across the spectrum yeah they think they think it's great

00:28:00.580 they think that we have to protect the jews and if it means forsaking free speech so be it not all

00:28:04.700 but some i've gotten 10 or 12 pretty uh forsaking the bible they don't they don't say say it's that

00:28:10.180 they say it's never going to happen that it's uh misreading it the devil's the devil's advocate is

00:28:14.440 that the bible is constitutionally protected and you can't you know wait i just saw these same

00:28:21.220 is it the same guys that got mad about the trump bible no it's it's separate ones but i will say this

00:28:27.060 though my argument to them is wait are memes constitutionally protected because douglas mackey's

00:28:31.700 going to jail for creating a political meme during an election campaign dusting off 150 year old law

00:28:36.520 so don't give me this like the courts are going to save us in the end because the law is sloppily

00:28:40.640 written they're not right i think that is so insane right i think i think it's shallow it is and by

00:28:47.700 the way no one the 14th amendment says we all get equal protection under the law and then they just went

00:28:52.720 and like made it so you could discriminate against white people for the last 50 years and the courts

00:28:56.860 really stopped that yeah i just can trust the law laws will never be abused against conservatives

00:29:03.600 especially the dc well no i just the the and i will say that there has been this is very interesting

00:29:09.480 and i have to get to one of our partners here the the support amongst the conservative movement

00:29:15.060 amongst influencers glenn beck ben shapiro matt walsh it's been pretty unanimous there's very few people

00:29:22.160 that are saying like this is a great idea like i think and i think we set the tone on that pretty

00:29:26.620 early it was like matt walsh and us out of the gate and all of a sudden people like read the bill

00:29:31.980 like yeah this is crazy because again show votes happen all the time they're nothing they just kind

00:29:36.020 of cast them aside this one is not a show vote this is real teeth and schumer is like oh okay and now

00:29:41.580 it just stinks because of course either they have to pass this crappy law which they might or they'll back

00:29:47.040 off and you know the democrats will spin it as you know to make republicans look like they don't

00:29:51.000 prepare they're dumb the senate is anti-semitic like they can do all sorts of silly stuff with it

00:29:56.940 yeah it's just the whole thing is just so poorly concocted and i think blake you make a great point

00:30:01.780 here what's the rush why couldn't mike johnson just be like let's wait a week let me make some calls

00:30:07.500 read this out let's kind of look at all the potential attacks here no and by the way this is very

00:30:12.400 important most bills 90 of all bills go through a committee process do you know this didn't go

00:30:18.520 through committee markup of course it did mike johnson bypassed the committee process in a committee

00:30:24.380 where law bills usually become law someone would have said wait a second this doesn't seem right and

00:30:29.440 you debate and you go through it this they just said no this is so important this is so urgent

00:30:34.780 that we're going to just throw this on the house floor and give joe biden's department of

00:30:39.540 education the ability no reading time no reading time no reading time and the ones who did he also

00:30:45.240 promised 72 hours mike johnson broke another yet promise which again is a theme remember when mike

00:30:50.180 johnson said i'm going to restore the 72 hour rule members literally had like six hours to read this and

00:30:55.320 to think about it and call experts on it he just does the bible say anything they still showed up does

00:31:00.500 the bible say anything about like promises and telling the truth well look beyond the decalogue do

00:31:06.640 not give fault with false witness or false testimony and so here's the other thing that's

00:31:11.400 just like a repetition with mike johnson it's one two three four and then all the republicans who

00:31:16.540 then oppose that now have to come out and give statements so now they're wasting time putting

00:31:20.560 out statements about how why they didn't vote on it what they had to do like can we not have our

00:31:26.720 republicans working on things that we need to get done like i don't know the border yeah like can we

00:31:30.440 not just like do things that are helpful but you know it's really interesting the um this is such a

00:31:35.400 good conversation the uh the media the way they've been covering it you would you would anticipate

00:31:40.880 republicans are anti-semitic the headlines have actually been largely sympathetic to our argument

00:31:46.300 believe it or not the new york times like i mean if you just look at it you look at some of the

00:31:49.880 articles there's kind of saying like right-wingers caution about this bill that is really poorly

00:31:57.220 written it's like the new york times article like that's not like a normal new york times article

00:32:02.060 at all they don't know what to do because the the radical progressives hate it right obvious

00:32:08.900 reasons for obvious reasons the they they want to use it to attack mike johnson to divide us more

00:32:15.820 it's like again this is the political you know textbook political stuff that like is like bad leadership

00:32:22.900 this is yeah so for example newsweek says republicans voting for bill that can make bible illegal

00:32:27.780 outrages maga raw story which is super left-wing fix this house republican spread theory mike johnson

00:32:34.480 just outlawed the new testament no this is my favorite new york times bill to combat anti-semitism

00:32:40.500 on campus prompts backlash from the right pretty fair i mean like that's pretty straight up the usual

00:32:46.440 headlines would be the rights descent into like jew hatred it's like or or christian christian

00:32:52.520 nationalism exactly christian nationalism rears its ugly head and in opposition exactly all right the

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00:34:09.540 slash charlie pds debt.com slash charlie let's just summarize this topic it's such a good one there's so

00:34:15.060 much meat on this bone still do you have a thought blake it's just what i would urge all conservatives

00:34:20.640 especially nominal conservatives in congress to do is to remember that as conservatives we care about

00:34:29.400 ideas we care about principles and we care about the actual text of the constitution for reasons above

00:34:36.160 like as a vehicle to obtain power we actually like the bill of rights so if someone says yo this this bill

00:34:44.140 might violate the this you know the bill of rights you should at least take them seriously

00:34:49.680 and read the text of the bill especially if it's only five pages long so james lindsey who's a great

00:34:55.480 friend says this idk who needs to hear this but house republicans did not just vote to make the new

00:35:00.000 testament illegal but we're going to watch a lot of people get radicalized to believe they did how

00:35:03.240 should you respond to that blake i think there's this weird desire to downplay this when it's just

00:35:11.500 obviously a bad bill and is it likely that the worst possible outcomes will come to pass

00:35:17.800 no is there a risk does it make it easier for those bad outcomes to come to pass yes and does it produce

00:35:24.940 literally any upside otherwise no the best case scenario that they are selling us on then

00:35:31.260 is that this is a symbolic bill you should never one i don't think you should pass symbolic bills

00:35:36.760 generally but two if you are it should have a giant sign at top that says this is purely symbolic

00:35:43.280 and does nothing by the way that's what resolutions that's what you have resolutions for

00:35:46.620 yes a resolution has no teeth by definition you resolve to make a statement i think the outcome is

00:35:52.440 most likely what you said charlie which is like this is gonna this is gonna be ugly way later on

00:35:58.540 yes so they'll they'll put it into law and then 10 years from now it'll just be used on on the

00:36:04.440 shelf oh we have that thing because but more laws less justice they control who enforces the law

00:36:09.440 so they find someone who breaks it and go yeah but we like to use canada as an example of bad things

00:36:13.900 that can happen so in the 1980s canada passed their kind of new constitution charter of rights and

00:36:19.060 freedoms i think they call it and i'm sure when they passed that everyone was told this will not have

00:36:24.680 any of those extreme outcomes you worry about and in the early 2000s they started using it to sue and

00:36:30.520 prosecute pastors who opposed gay marriage and such like if they read verses publicly read verses from

00:36:36.720 the bible that condemned homosexuality they got in trouble they were prohibited on distributing

00:36:41.620 literature or preaching and that's just a great example to go to of thing that was definitely never

00:36:47.020 ever going to happen happened and it just took 20 years so what's america going to be like in 20 years

00:36:51.980 if you don't know don't pass laws that can be used by those people well here's what i do know

00:36:57.080 is if the democrats take over the presidency they take over the senate and they take over the house

00:37:02.780 you we're going to see things that are so ugly with the the demolition of the constitution

00:37:11.800 and all of these things are going to be used against that and we talk about this all the time with ppp

00:37:16.940 stuff conservatives who took ppp money i think they're gonna have to live with that for the rest of

00:37:21.920 their lives like like literally the democrats are going to come after them they're gonna democrats

00:37:26.240 will come after you for every little thing every large thing and they're going to destroy the

00:37:30.820 constitution in the meantime because also one of the benefits from going after people with a little

00:37:36.020 stupid stuff like this is that they can do big things in the background because our eyes taken off

00:37:42.420 the bar they've sidelined our biggest voices okay let's get the next topic here the good news coming

00:37:47.940 from campus is frat boys apparently we have predicted that it is young young men radicalized

00:37:56.160 we've also witnessed it we've witnessed it we've seen we've i've been telling you tyler for a while

00:38:01.140 young men turning point action energy here if you're a 20 year old young man today you've spent your

00:38:06.260 entire life basically being told all of america's problems are your fault you're the worst thing in the

00:38:12.660 world you're an idiot in every single ad if you're allowed in an ad at all you're the villain of

00:38:18.060 every movie you're the villain of history like you have to read all these books that just say you're

00:38:23.000 the biggest piece of crap in the world and it seems that it's finally boiled over and we have young

00:38:29.320 guys who are tired of being yelled at all the time and they're doing i don't know if we want to call

00:38:35.800 it brave stuff but it's very entertaining stuff and public yes and so uh we saw this recently uh

00:38:42.600 right here at asu where the frat boys were employed to help clean out the uh attempted tent city to

00:38:50.020 protest and then we also had uh this very viral story uh we have a clip from uh fox news reporting

00:38:56.040 on it let's play uh clip number 87 one point yesterday in the quad the that flag was taken down

00:39:05.400 and replaced by a palestinian flag and it was surrounded by it looked like about a hundred

00:39:10.880 of the pro-palestinian activists well shortly after that uh the cops came in and they cleared those

00:39:18.740 people out and they took down the flag and they put up all glory just as it had been and look what

00:39:26.820 happened

00:39:28.820 uh

00:39:33.820 yeah

00:39:38.820 yeah

00:39:40.820 yeah

00:39:43.820 yeah

00:39:45.820 yeah

00:39:47.820 yeah

00:39:49.820 yeah

00:39:51.820 yeah

00:39:53.820 it's amazing and that's in north carolina

00:40:03.820 swing state so i want to just say this we have been traveling the country and tyler knows this

00:40:08.920 when i do these prove me wrong events thousands of young frat boys will show up

00:40:12.740 they love our content they love turning point usa and i'm telling you on the turning point action side

00:40:17.640 we're gonna have some big announcements in the fall right tyler we're gonna be having ballot

00:40:20.980 bring your ballot events with frat boys marching people with ballots in the midst of october in arizona

00:40:27.200 and in wisconsin and in michigan to get that frat boy energy literally we have ideas because it's 75

00:40:33.700 feet you can't campaign with a 75 feet perimeter is that right of a polling place of a polling place

00:40:37.560 or a drop box right

00:40:38.720 yeah

00:40:39.620 so we're gonna draw like you know 100 feet outside of the drop box

00:40:42.720 and we'll just have an event with like a bunch of young alpha men at asu and be like hey come get a

00:40:47.520 picture of charlie or don jr vivek and bring your ballot you gotta if you bring a ballot you get a picture

00:40:52.060 and you know do that for three weeks straight

00:40:53.740 show up with your ballot

00:40:54.640 show up with your ballot

00:40:55.800 if you want a great precedent here have you ever heard of the hard hat riot of 1970

00:40:59.700 uh you you sent it it was in new york right

00:41:01.920 yeah so this is 1970

00:41:03.400 this is right after

00:41:05.680 uh another big student

00:41:07.560 protest it was nixon announced that

00:41:09.620 you know he's bombing cambodia in the vietnam war

00:41:11.700 there were a ton of student strikes student protests student occupations

00:41:16.020 the kent state shooting happens around now

00:41:18.000 and there's a major protest in new york city

00:41:21.540 and what happens is

00:41:23.200 a thousand demonstrator or like a bunch of office workers and blue collar workers so

00:41:28.400 guys wearing hard hats

00:41:29.740 show up with uh american flags chanting pro usa slogans

00:41:33.960 and they get in a fight with all of the students

00:41:35.980 and richard nixon invites these hard hat guys

00:41:38.900 to the white house and two years later

00:41:41.900 he wins 49 out of 50 states

00:41:45.120 and then i assume everything worked out for him after that

00:41:47.500 and you know nothing bad happened to nixon after that

00:41:49.540 jack young men are going to save america

00:41:53.940 i believe politically this is a glitch in the polling matrix

00:41:56.760 we're seeing it in macro polling hill.com

00:41:59.760 young boys most conservative in 50 years

00:42:01.980 we see this with micro experiences on campus

00:42:04.760 this is a huge deal

00:42:06.420 and if it manifests donald trump does five or six points better

00:42:10.420 in dane county wisconsin uw madison

00:42:13.180 if he does five or six points better

00:42:14.980 at nau u of a or asu in arizona

00:42:17.960 joe biden's gonna have major problems

00:42:20.360 look if you're the gop right now watching this

00:42:25.300 you've got to go back

00:42:26.840 and like i don't understand why the gop

00:42:28.920 stopped courting fraternities to begin with

00:42:31.620 uh this was something that the gop did for years

00:42:34.560 by the way even up through the 2000s

00:42:36.600 even back when i first started doing field work

00:42:38.500 with republican parties

00:42:40.080 that it was very clear that we would work with frats

00:42:43.180 all the time to do stuff like this

00:42:45.140 including by the way voter registration

00:42:47.000 and ab chase

00:42:48.500 which is what um uh what ballot chasing

00:42:50.880 kind of used to be called ab chase

00:42:52.140 and absentee ballot chasing

00:42:53.740 and so it's it's very clear

00:42:56.100 this is a a natural alliance

00:42:57.940 i mean i kind of get it

00:42:59.100 that republicans became sort of not cool

00:43:02.140 during the bush years and neocons

00:43:04.700 and sort of like the the namby pamby

00:43:07.480 and just the physical swishiness and softness

00:43:10.780 and um fat-headed and fat-idead

00:43:14.000 people of the neocons

00:43:15.880 and like the eric erickson types

00:43:17.320 just really kind of drove away

00:43:19.180 a lot of the frat guys

00:43:20.400 that that's something where this is an energy

00:43:22.900 that donald trump has very much brought back

00:43:25.020 and if you're the gop right now

00:43:26.300 you've got to be asking

00:43:27.200 what are the biggest fraternities

00:43:29.180 on the biggest campuses

00:43:30.300 in the swing states

00:43:31.800 that i should be working out with

00:43:33.220 these are the guys

00:43:34.240 that we should be working with

00:43:35.240 to staff our field offices

00:43:37.000 come up with programs for them

00:43:38.420 give them credit

00:43:39.200 whatever it is that they need

00:43:40.640 to get a leg up

00:43:41.700 this is a clear natural alliance

00:43:43.520 and if the gop was smart

00:43:44.880 this is something they would

00:43:46.020 automatically be tying into

00:43:47.980 i i totally agree

00:43:50.160 and so tyler talk about politically

00:43:52.420 we're seeing this on the ground

00:43:54.080 this could be a major break

00:43:55.320 for the democrat party

00:43:56.260 yeah i mean

00:43:58.980 there's there's a lot

00:44:00.580 that's that's uh

00:44:02.540 you know

00:44:03.280 the democrats

00:44:05.000 have looked at

00:44:07.560 have been abusing us

00:44:09.280 for some time

00:44:10.160 big time

00:44:12.580 and for us

00:44:14.580 is

00:44:15.060 we're on college campuses

00:44:16.920 we're seeing young people

00:44:18.040 finally get to

00:44:19.240 a point where they're like

00:44:20.440 wait

00:44:20.800 why am i a democrat

00:44:22.640 why am i

00:44:23.960 sitting on the left

00:44:25.060 and you have a couple

00:44:25.700 of different vectors

00:44:26.420 that's happening

00:44:26.980 you have the pro-israel

00:44:28.840 piece right

00:44:29.760 because

00:44:30.080 there's so many

00:44:31.560 elements of

00:44:33.160 liberal culture

00:44:33.860 that have been pro-israel

00:44:34.900 and now you've got this

00:44:36.160 like

00:44:36.500 uh

00:44:37.460 the last 10 years

00:44:39.300 we've been part of this

00:44:40.320 and really suppressing

00:44:41.380 the anti-israel

00:44:42.360 on campus

00:44:43.040 uh narrative

00:44:44.280 and so a lot of people

00:44:45.380 are going like

00:44:45.780 wait

00:44:46.060 that's confusing

00:44:47.080 then you have

00:44:48.360 rappers coming out

00:44:49.300 supporting trump

00:44:49.960 you have rfk in the race

00:44:52.080 who right now

00:44:53.520 is pulling ahead

00:44:54.480 of

00:44:55.140 joe biden

00:44:56.560 significantly

00:44:57.140 with young people

00:44:57.940 in the under 30 category

00:44:59.340 so

00:45:00.220 you have this

00:45:01.300 really

00:45:01.800 yeah

00:45:02.740 everything's coming together

00:45:04.280 right now

00:45:04.740 that's happening on campus

00:45:05.620 with young people

00:45:06.320 in particular

00:45:06.840 you have parents

00:45:08.040 who are really concerned

00:45:09.820 about their kids

00:45:10.680 getting out of the house

00:45:12.400 after they turned

00:45:13.280 you know 21 22

00:45:14.620 getting out of college

00:45:16.160 that they don't want

00:45:16.880 to bring them back in

00:45:17.820 and have to

00:45:18.320 have them within the household

00:45:19.660 so

00:45:19.940 i think you have this

00:45:21.240 this

00:45:21.620 this coming together

00:45:22.760 of like four or five

00:45:24.060 different things

00:45:24.960 that's actually culminating

00:45:26.620 in a really bad scenario

00:45:28.420 for democrats

00:45:29.140 and so

00:45:30.120 this is why i said

00:45:31.200 i tweeted out

00:45:31.760 just this last week

00:45:32.360 i think they're gonna

00:45:32.940 and they know number one too

00:45:34.200 that we're

00:45:34.680 we're actually

00:45:35.420 figuring things out

00:45:36.920 on the right

00:45:37.420 in these key target states

00:45:38.940 they're gonna have to do

00:45:40.140 really radical radical things

00:45:42.020 between now

00:45:42.600 and october

00:45:43.620 well i mean

00:45:45.680 we're

00:45:46.800 i think

00:45:48.300 i actually think that

00:45:50.320 i mean i don't know

00:45:51.320 i don't want to

00:45:51.880 i don't want to get into this

00:45:53.060 i'll let blake get into

00:45:54.180 speculation about how

00:45:55.360 you know civil war

00:45:56.560 is gonna break out here

00:45:57.540 but you know

00:45:58.240 because he's a big believer in it

00:45:59.500 but i mean look

00:46:00.620 they

00:46:00.840 they i mean

00:46:02.980 they're gonna have to

00:46:04.760 he just wants it to break

00:46:05.820 they're gonna have to do

00:46:07.180 radical stuff

00:46:08.360 to

00:46:09.520 overcome

00:46:10.900 not just one or two narratives

00:46:13.260 but like four or five narratives

00:46:15.140 with their key target base

00:46:16.780 and i've been saying this a lot

00:46:18.300 and this is the reason why

00:46:19.340 and jack

00:46:19.720 you know

00:46:20.380 and i have sparred over

00:46:22.200 rfk's influence

00:46:23.380 on

00:46:23.600 on ballots

00:46:24.780 he's gonna pull away

00:46:25.680 even if he pulls

00:46:27.260 a little bit more away from trump

00:46:28.980 than he does from biden

00:46:30.800 the problem for democrats

00:46:33.300 is that they don't have a base to chase

00:46:35.580 because we're we're looking at

00:46:37.600 and the base to chase is really important

00:46:39.260 in the black community

00:46:40.220 we just were looking at these

00:46:41.420 at these numbers

00:46:42.160 the polling numbers are showing

00:46:43.560 that if you haven't ever voted in elections

00:46:45.880 as a black american

00:46:47.200 you're about 35 percent likely to vote for trump

00:46:50.400 well they can't just randomly pull

00:46:52.760 pluck black people

00:46:54.540 now to vote for democrats

00:46:56.400 young people now the polling is showing

00:46:58.500 that they are leaning more towards trump

00:47:01.600 than they are joe biden

00:47:02.640 and certainly towards rfk over joe biden

00:47:05.620 so they can't just pluck a young person now

00:47:08.160 so they're running out of groups

00:47:09.820 to go chase votes

00:47:11.440 particularly in arizona wisconsin

00:47:13.060 georgia other places nevada

00:47:14.680 and that's spells really bad things for them

00:47:17.840 so they have to do something

00:47:19.100 extraordinarily radical

00:47:20.920 to try to influence the election ahead of october

00:47:24.200 that's just my opinion

00:47:25.040 i just think that they have to do that

00:47:26.860 at this point because the numbers are

00:47:28.620 heading in the direction they're so bad

00:47:30.880 and they raised a lot of money for a party right

00:47:33.440 they did

00:47:33.980 they did

00:47:34.340 i want to mention two things quick

00:47:36.220 first someone in the comments is asking

00:47:37.960 if you are a freemason

00:47:39.100 because you did something called the triad claw

00:47:41.180 i don't know what that is

00:47:42.240 i'm not a freemason

00:47:42.860 a more serious one

00:47:45.680 someone does point out

00:47:47.120 and i think this is true

00:47:48.060 is i think the way that

00:47:50.760 the frat bros are swerving

00:47:52.940 there's really a divide that is happening

00:47:55.200 he says

00:47:55.700 it comes

00:47:56.780 this guy

00:47:57.640 ads626 says

00:47:59.220 it comes down to

00:48:00.400 the left is

00:48:01.520 cringe now

00:48:02.840 their art is garbage

00:48:04.140 the left is boring

00:48:05.360 and i think on top of that

00:48:06.660 the left is

00:48:07.680 it's like visually disgusting

00:48:09.760 yeah

00:48:10.640 the most appealing thing about these frat boys

00:48:12.460 is you look at them with the flag

00:48:14.000 and

00:48:14.360 they're

00:48:15.120 they're non-obese

00:48:16.420 they basically know how to

00:48:18.580 dress properly

00:48:19.780 they have normal haircuts

00:48:21.460 with normal hair colors

00:48:22.660 they don't have bizarre tattoos

00:48:25.080 upon their face

00:48:26.100 or upon their

00:48:26.900 you know

00:48:27.200 entire sleeve of their arm

00:48:28.380 and i think a real split

00:48:31.220 a real division

00:48:31.900 that is coming in american politics

00:48:33.480 is

00:48:34.500 essentially the divide

00:48:35.980 between people

00:48:36.920 who

00:48:37.600 you know

00:48:38.580 if you made a photo of them

00:48:39.780 black and white

00:48:40.500 it would look like

00:48:41.440 a photo from the old times

00:48:42.660 and people who

00:48:43.400 literally look like a goblin

00:48:45.280 or an orc

00:48:46.340 or some sort of cgi monstrosity

00:48:48.280 and in the long run

00:48:50.120 even though america

00:48:51.140 has some bad trends

00:48:52.220 i think there's a lot of desire

00:48:53.960 to have a society

00:48:55.800 of normal looking people

00:48:57.540 who can live normal lives

00:48:59.000 and be functional

00:48:59.700 so hold on

00:49:00.460 how long until the new york times

00:49:01.900 does a hit piece

00:49:02.520 on those kids

00:49:03.140 accusing them of

00:49:03.960 oh they're going to be

00:49:04.880 all over these kids

00:49:05.580 they're going to be all over

00:49:06.340 no i'm not

00:49:08.020 i'm not kidding

00:49:08.440 how long

00:49:08.800 they're going to be all over

00:49:09.580 by monday morning

00:49:10.520 there'll be a hit piece

00:49:11.240 saying that one of these kids

00:49:12.360 uh said a racist joke

00:49:13.920 or i guarantee

00:49:15.200 even if they do

00:49:16.380 i don't think it'll work

00:49:17.360 think about what they did

00:49:18.780 think about how bad it was

00:49:20.400 in was it 2018 or 2019

00:49:22.200 the um

00:49:23.400 uh the kids from kentucky

00:49:25.480 i'm totally spacing

00:49:26.300 on them

00:49:26.800 like all that they had

00:49:29.660 of them was a video

00:49:30.460 of them basically chanting

00:49:32.080 usa or something like that

00:49:34.580 and smiling awkward

00:49:35.600 and one guy smiling awkwardly

00:49:37.140 near that elder guy

00:49:38.800 banging a drum

00:49:39.520 and well i can't remember

00:49:41.500 the elders guy

00:49:42.060 yeah yeah nick sandman

00:49:43.000 was the kid

00:49:43.400 and they managed to just

00:49:45.100 take the imagery of that

00:49:46.140 like the the ability

00:49:47.260 to just smear

00:49:48.220 and essentially do

00:49:49.260 character assassination

00:49:50.200 on young white men

00:49:51.960 was so strong

00:49:53.040 they could just take

00:49:53.720 that video

00:49:54.240 and whip people

00:49:55.460 into a frenzy

00:49:56.360 and when you think

00:49:58.340 about it

00:49:58.720 the clip we just showed

00:49:59.920 is actually a lot

00:50:00.720 like that

00:50:01.220 they show up

00:50:01.920 and they surround

00:50:02.820 some hideous protesters

00:50:04.240 and chant usa

00:50:05.040 and have a flag

00:50:05.880 and kind of make

00:50:06.760 a bit of a ruckus

00:50:07.620 and people love it

00:50:08.960 and they like

00:50:10.040 can't even attempt

00:50:10.940 to smear them

00:50:11.660 over it anymore

00:50:12.420 and i do think

00:50:13.100 that shows

00:50:13.520 a pretty big shift

00:50:14.660 on its own

00:50:15.240 let's let jack get in here

00:50:15.600 jack

00:50:15.880 there's there's also

00:50:17.640 well just to pick up

00:50:18.980 where blake left off

00:50:19.860 it is a huge shift

00:50:20.960 but i would argue

00:50:21.740 that it's a shift

00:50:22.880 that's been in the works

00:50:24.620 for a decade

00:50:25.900 at this point

00:50:26.660 because what are we

00:50:27.740 one decade from

00:50:29.100 what happened

00:50:29.960 10 years ago

00:50:31.220 in the summer

00:50:31.960 of 2014

00:50:32.880 was the uva

00:50:34.720 rape hoax

00:50:36.380 yes

00:50:36.720 the rolling stone case

00:50:38.320 that came out

00:50:38.860 which really was

00:50:40.260 the start

00:50:41.460 of the me too movement

00:50:43.140 which was when

00:50:44.000 so much of wokeness

00:50:45.580 kicked off

00:50:46.340 when the wokes

00:50:47.740 really took over

00:50:48.960 when greek life

00:50:50.020 was pretty much

00:50:51.300 either destroyed

00:50:52.640 or ultimately neutralized

00:50:54.420 and cucked

00:50:55.040 all across america

00:50:56.420 and now

00:50:57.600 like the me too movement

00:51:00.100 has crested

00:51:00.860 the wokeness

00:51:02.600 has turned the corners

00:51:03.500 specifically in hollywood

00:51:05.080 and some of the other places

00:51:05.940 if you're

00:51:06.440 if you're looking closely

00:51:07.340 dei is seen

00:51:09.000 as a bad thing

00:51:10.160 crt is

00:51:11.120 is pretty much defeated

00:51:12.340 at this point

00:51:12.820 it's still limping on

00:51:13.900 but nobody's taking it seriously

00:51:14.980 or really championing it

00:51:16.420 in the public square

00:51:17.200 and now

00:51:19.020 all of a sudden

00:51:20.200 the frat boys

00:51:21.420 are back

00:51:22.360 and the frat boys

00:51:23.340 are asserting themselves

00:51:24.760 on campuses

00:51:25.680 and being applauded

00:51:28.100 for asserting themselves

00:51:29.760 on campus

00:51:31.220 and i said

00:51:31.900 i said earlier

00:51:32.700 on twitter

00:51:33.180 their um

00:51:34.320 the reintroduction

00:51:35.280 of frat boys

00:51:36.000 on campus

00:51:36.580 is like the reintroduction

00:51:38.280 of wolf

00:51:39.000 to yellowstone

00:51:39.960 in order to rebalance

00:51:41.480 the ecosystem

00:51:42.340 well and like

00:51:43.660 10 years ago

00:51:44.480 too jack

00:51:45.620 was really

00:51:46.780 the attacks

00:51:47.600 on frat boy culture

00:51:49.320 was because of the

00:51:50.960 the me too movement

00:51:51.980 was really an attack

00:51:53.140 on frat boy culture

00:51:54.120 and this is where

00:51:56.400 and it's really interesting

00:51:57.720 this is

00:51:58.100 in the

00:51:58.580 in the womb of this

00:52:00.000 was like

00:52:00.480 barstool was born

00:52:01.680 as like this

00:52:02.260 like alternative

00:52:03.100 media

00:52:04.540 and outside media

00:52:06.040 because the world

00:52:07.100 hated everything

00:52:08.040 about these people

00:52:09.060 and so people

00:52:10.220 normal people

00:52:10.960 alternative media

00:52:12.120 went to that

00:52:13.760 that type of

00:52:14.900 of a thing

00:52:15.680 and it was

00:52:16.280 really

00:52:17.220 looked at

00:52:18.720 poorly

00:52:19.300 especially within

00:52:20.520 normal culture

00:52:22.340 on a college campus

00:52:23.420 these kids

00:52:24.520 now it's like

00:52:25.120 it's like

00:52:25.460 newton's pendulum

00:52:26.620 what do they call it

00:52:27.240 the

00:52:27.500 where the pendulum

00:52:28.520 swings back

00:52:29.260 with the thing

00:52:30.300 was like

00:52:30.620 the entire motion

00:52:32.400 is coming back

00:52:33.300 now where people

00:52:33.900 are like

00:52:34.200 i am so sick

00:52:35.400 and tired

00:52:35.920 of seeing

00:52:36.760 like this stuff

00:52:37.460 i don't agree

00:52:38.060 with that just

00:52:38.820 like feels good

00:52:40.120 with blm

00:52:42.000 with everything else

00:52:42.920 like these nasty

00:52:44.260 ugly horrible

00:52:46.140 human beings

00:52:46.620 are just screeching

00:52:47.460 at the top of their

00:52:48.140 lungs on college

00:52:49.060 campuses

00:52:49.560 and like these kids

00:52:51.000 are just

00:52:51.380 again i think

00:52:52.180 the sandman

00:52:52.760 comparison is like

00:52:54.560 they're just quiet

00:52:55.620 quietly standing

00:52:56.720 there defending

00:52:57.880 the flag

00:52:58.520 and some of them

00:52:59.060 are quipping

00:53:00.060 and saying some

00:53:00.640 funny stuff

00:53:01.080 right but like

00:53:01.760 in general

00:53:02.560 like they're getting

00:53:03.540 screamed at

00:53:04.680 by these hordes

00:53:05.460 of people

00:53:05.840 that most americans

00:53:07.180 have no association

00:53:08.700 with and they can

00:53:10.160 relate way more

00:53:11.100 to the kids

00:53:11.600 defending the flag

00:53:12.380 and that's a huge

00:53:13.220 problem for the left

00:53:13.980 let's play cut 129

00:53:15.420 megan kelly

00:53:16.180 goes after the mutants

00:53:17.080 and by the way

00:53:19.640 why are they so

00:53:20.360 unattractive

00:53:20.940 i really legitimately

00:53:22.260 want to know

00:53:22.780 why are all the

00:53:23.780 protesters so homely

00:53:24.860 i don't think

00:53:25.800 they're unconnected

00:53:26.460 i'm not gonna lie

00:53:27.120 i think attractive

00:53:28.200 smart people

00:53:28.920 are not drawn

00:53:29.860 to this nonsense

00:53:30.500 they're living their

00:53:31.220 lives being successful

00:53:32.580 it's the unattractive

00:53:34.660 and or dumb

00:53:36.040 people who feel

00:53:37.520 the need to do this

00:53:38.400 to feel like they

00:53:39.000 matter

00:53:39.280 sorry

00:53:39.980 you don't have to

00:53:41.660 be sorry megan

00:53:42.200 that's totally true

00:53:42.940 i think it's also

00:53:45.200 as the saying goes

00:53:46.380 like nature abhors

00:53:47.400 a vacuum

00:53:47.980 and there's so much

00:53:49.700 nihilistic energy

00:53:51.320 on the left

00:53:52.080 of rip apart

00:53:53.340 america

00:53:53.860 rip apart

00:53:54.440 civilization

00:53:55.120 it there's so much

00:53:57.420 joy of just

00:53:58.280 literally frat bros

00:53:59.360 who love america

00:54:00.280 and i do think

00:54:02.940 that's that's

00:54:03.580 something the right

00:54:04.080 would do well

00:54:05.240 to think of

00:54:05.900 is i do think

00:54:06.740 it's very easy

00:54:07.400 for the right

00:54:07.780 to fall into

00:54:08.420 a lot of negativity

00:54:09.320 there are many

00:54:09.900 things to be

00:54:10.380 negative about

00:54:10.980 but the last

00:54:12.700 republican president

00:54:13.800 who you know

00:54:14.560 just kicked a huge

00:54:15.720 amount of ass

00:54:16.340 was ronald reagan

00:54:17.740 and ronald reagan

00:54:18.760 whatever his

00:54:19.620 uh pluses and minuses

00:54:21.420 one of his biggest

00:54:22.140 strengths was

00:54:23.020 he was a relentlessly

00:54:24.460 positive person

00:54:25.760 he exuded

00:54:26.560 positive vibes

00:54:28.040 and i do think

00:54:29.180 we'd do well

00:54:29.700 to cultivate that

00:54:30.560 of just oh yeah

00:54:31.080 frat bros

00:54:31.640 who love america

00:54:32.320 we love the flag

00:54:33.200 we it's great

00:54:34.180 here's some stuff

00:54:35.020 these are the heirs

00:54:36.260 the guys who won

00:54:36.940 world war ii

00:54:37.540 whether that's

00:54:38.060 literally true or not

00:54:39.280 and you'll get a lot

00:54:41.080 of uh surprising

00:54:42.080 allies that way i think

00:54:43.400 well i i asked the

00:54:44.460 question of somebody

00:54:45.180 today i was like

00:54:46.000 when you when you're

00:54:47.880 you're comparing

00:54:48.760 yourself to the

00:54:49.320 because whenever

00:54:50.040 we see the abortion

00:54:51.080 rallies who's out

00:54:52.540 front it's like the

00:54:53.800 nasty ugly

00:54:55.340 you know super left

00:54:57.980 it's always

00:54:58.580 it's always a bunch

00:54:59.900 of lesbians

00:55:00.440 i don't know why

00:55:01.360 they care about

00:55:02.120 abortion that much

00:55:02.940 we talk about this

00:55:03.460 all the time

00:55:03.760 like why is it

00:55:04.760 the like the

00:55:05.400 lesbians that care

00:55:06.260 most about abortion

00:55:07.240 they're the least

00:55:07.820 likely to to to

00:55:09.580 fall into that trap

00:55:10.600 right but you know

00:55:12.240 you look at all

00:55:12.820 these these people

00:55:13.640 and it's like people

00:55:14.420 do you want one of

00:55:16.260 those people as your

00:55:16.920 next door neighbor

00:55:17.460 do you want one of

00:55:18.840 those people what

00:55:19.780 would you do if a

00:55:20.920 fat crazy lesbian

00:55:23.540 showed up to you

00:55:25.620 know fix your your

00:55:27.180 sink that that was

00:55:28.240 the plumber that

00:55:29.380 showed no they're

00:55:30.360 they're more likely

00:55:31.400 to associate with

00:55:32.440 people who are going

00:55:33.180 to be the people

00:55:34.640 who save you at

00:55:36.000 that time that

00:55:36.420 that's the doctor i

00:55:37.420 want to see is one

00:55:38.140 of the frat kids

00:55:38.860 right that's the

00:55:40.160 plumber i want to

00:55:40.880 see that i'm calling

00:55:41.460 because i have a

00:55:42.200 leak in the middle

00:55:43.060 of the night that's

00:55:44.780 the those are the

00:55:45.520 people in the future

00:55:46.220 that i want coaching

00:55:46.920 my kids or teaching

00:55:48.100 my kids i don't

00:55:49.100 trust the people that

00:55:50.140 are screaming you

00:55:51.820 know and and throwing

00:55:53.580 their hands in the air

00:55:54.740 and trying to

00:55:55.560 destroy the country

00:55:56.380 like i would never

00:55:57.300 trust that for my

00:55:58.200 society and at some

00:55:59.120 point it's a very

00:55:59.780 community driven

00:56:00.500 thing i want to put

00:56:01.980 that visual back up

00:56:03.200 on screen here of

00:56:04.580 the frat boys holding

00:56:07.140 up the flag you can

00:56:08.760 see why this has

00:56:10.100 resonated so much

00:56:10.820 because this is the

00:56:11.540 image that you're

00:56:11.940 supposed to hate look

00:56:12.920 at all the things

00:56:13.480 you're supposed to

00:56:13.940 hate in one picture

00:56:14.640 you're supposed to

00:56:15.440 hate the flag you're

00:56:16.700 supposed to hate that

00:56:17.220 they're men because

00:56:18.160 they hate that they're

00:56:18.720 standing up against a

00:56:20.060 power structure using

00:56:21.440 their testosterone and

00:56:23.200 using courage because

00:56:24.280 they don't know how

00:56:24.740 it's going to work

00:56:25.180 out it's all dudes

00:56:26.240 right i said they're

00:56:27.600 men right you hate

00:56:28.740 out that they're white

00:56:29.780 right you hate that

00:56:31.380 they're part of a

00:56:32.240 fraternity that doesn't

00:56:33.520 allow women in there

00:56:34.920 uh all of they hate

00:56:36.700 that that picture is

00:56:37.740 what you're supposed to

00:56:38.840 be um incensed about

00:56:41.700 and when you when you're

00:56:43.540 around sincere liberals

00:56:46.740 it really does come out

00:56:47.900 they are mentally unwell

00:56:49.640 people because they

00:56:50.920 actually do come unhinged

00:56:52.360 at just imagery like

00:56:54.340 that you'll just they'll

00:56:55.320 see they'll see that and

00:56:56.560 it just it causes a dark

00:56:58.300 feeling in their stomach

00:56:59.340 they they can't handle

00:57:00.480 that and i think it is a

00:57:02.720 failure of the right to

00:57:03.700 not highlight that as

00:57:05.360 much as we can these

00:57:06.380 people are freak shows

00:57:07.700 they're weirdos they're

00:57:09.400 awful this is one of the

00:57:10.840 best reasons you know

00:57:11.620 that's why you should run

00:57:12.320 against hr departments

00:57:13.860 everyone's been around an

00:57:14.920 hr department and

00:57:15.900 they're you know not

00:57:17.800 fully human beings in a

00:57:19.300 lot of ways no they're

00:57:20.360 very human we're kidding

00:57:21.780 are you saying if you

00:57:22.540 if you if you if you

00:57:23.720 work in an hr department

00:57:24.660 you shouldn't serve on a

00:57:25.460 jury blake you know

00:57:28.500 toby flinderson something

00:57:29.780 like that also one of

00:57:31.420 our listeners great

00:57:33.580 inspiration says stop

00:57:35.000 please stop calling these

00:57:35.980 people kids i hold to

00:57:37.420 the principle that

00:57:38.040 everyone at least 24

00:57:39.460 hours younger than me is

00:57:40.860 a kid and so i'm going

00:57:42.600 to call them kids well

00:57:44.540 no i do want to talk

00:57:45.420 about kids actually blake

00:57:46.420 because there is a quick

00:57:47.240 addendum to this that you

00:57:48.700 and i were chatting about

00:57:49.560 beforehand and we were

00:57:51.820 talking about not just

00:57:52.760 colleges and the

00:57:53.880 reintroduction of frat

00:57:54.820 boys but also about the

00:57:56.760 reintroduction of bullies

00:57:58.840 in a sense to to sort of

00:58:01.640 the high school middle

00:58:02.500 school culture and so this

00:58:03.840 is something where bullies

00:58:05.760 were removed through

00:58:06.780 anti-bullying programs and

00:58:09.120 because of this what we get

00:58:10.540 are you know these school

00:58:12.220 programs where something

00:58:13.320 goes wrong and someone says

00:58:14.780 something and it all gets

00:58:15.840 reported up to the teacher

00:58:17.460 it all gets reported up

00:58:18.520 to the council it all gets

00:58:19.860 reported up to the

00:58:20.620 principal and nobody is

00:58:22.460 actually ever dealing with

00:58:24.200 conflict directly anymore

00:58:26.220 and so you teach people

00:58:27.620 this learned helplessness

00:58:28.740 of oh i can't you know deal

00:58:32.140 with anything interpersonally

00:58:33.420 or directly because there's

00:58:35.620 no bullies to overcome i've

00:58:37.100 got to go complain and file

00:58:38.560 the complaint and write a

00:58:39.680 report about it and it has

00:58:40.920 to go to some committee

00:58:41.740 rather than actually having

00:58:43.400 people deal with things on

00:58:44.760 their own and i i've said

00:58:46.440 for years this has led to

00:58:47.900 stunted growth and so i

00:58:50.560 would support some some

00:58:52.920 reasonable you know

00:58:54.680 reintroduction of bullies

00:58:56.420 into the ecosystem even at a

00:58:58.140 younger level here's just the

00:59:00.780 craziest part about this

00:59:01.860 entire thing with the

00:59:03.320 different the flag and

00:59:04.280 everything else it wasn't

00:59:05.760 that many years ago right

00:59:07.380 that we had like literally

00:59:09.060 the left of the entire

00:59:10.600 country worked up into a

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01:01:29.040 be prepared what's our final talk

01:01:30.240 about here like what we have we

01:01:31.640 have two options we could talk

01:01:32.800 about uh the fertility crash or we

01:01:35.200 could talk about the uh bullet

01:01:37.820 crashing into christy gnome's dog's

01:01:39.380 head i think the fertility one's a

01:01:41.320 good i mean i think the dog thing

01:01:42.840 let me just the dog thing we can do

01:01:44.120 very simply i'll i'll just read the

01:01:46.940 politico headline of politico.com

01:01:49.180 right now christy gnome's vp chances

01:01:51.440 appear as dead as the dog she killed

01:01:53.080 there are other reasons too i think

01:01:55.060 that's the end of the topic all i want

01:01:57.780 to say is to defend the good people of

01:02:00.180 uh of my home state of south dakota

01:02:02.140 and also the related state of north

01:02:04.000 dakota i just i think people do

01:02:06.600 struggle to know what like the culture

01:02:08.420 gap is like on actual like farm rural

01:02:11.380 country i i wasn't sure so i called my

01:02:14.680 dad and i asked about this and he said

01:02:16.620 you know he grew up in rural north

01:02:18.660 dakota in a town of 400 people and he

01:02:20.660 said we had a dog it caused problems and

01:02:23.920 my dad would rather drive to the moon

01:02:27.060 than drive to a vet and pay the vet money

01:02:30.220 to do what he could do himself and i think

01:02:33.900 that's an attitude we've actually lost

01:02:36.120 we've become very used to not handling

01:02:38.560 our own problems directly and it's

01:02:40.960 almost unsettling for us to see someone

01:02:42.800 do it that said yeah she's not going to

01:02:45.100 be vice president anymore that's correct

01:02:47.420 you have a thought on killing dogs no but

01:02:50.260 i i i believe that dogs people care more

01:02:53.720 about dogs than they do kids of course in

01:02:55.740 america that's our next topic and that's

01:02:57.640 a tragedy it actually ties into fertility

01:02:59.100 right which is this this entire thing

01:03:01.000 and so unfortunately to be successful in

01:03:04.600 politics i don't think you should attack

01:03:06.520 pets well which but people would rather

01:03:10.140 have pets than kids and the fertility rate

01:03:12.540 is the lowest it's ever been what we're

01:03:15.340 down to 1.62 on average births per woman

01:03:19.480 in the united states in 2023 if you project

01:03:22.040 outwards uh that is the lowest level they

01:03:25.060 say lowest since 1979 um or it's the lowest

01:03:28.960 number of babies since 1979 i believe is

01:03:31.420 the lowest fertility rate ever recorded

01:03:33.580 in the u.s. and it pairs with another

01:03:37.660 interesting uh data point that we just

01:03:39.820 looked up because what i think is very

01:03:42.640 common is you know with the populace right is

01:03:45.860 they'll present this as an economic

01:03:47.140 problem people are having fewer kids

01:03:48.820 because housing is expensive because

01:03:51.520 because they're getting these college

01:03:53.200 degrees and they're in a ton of debt and

01:03:55.420 so it's all costly and difficult to have

01:03:57.240 a family but what i looked up and i found

01:03:59.960 really interesting and it's 132 yeah it's

01:04:02.420 on screen there is if you look at the

01:04:04.440 number of kids by income group and you

01:04:07.300 will see it is highest for people who have

01:04:09.660 more money but it's an extremely high

01:04:12.300 amount of money it's people making over a

01:04:13.980 million dollars per year if you are

01:04:17.240 making 500 to a million 500 000 to a

01:04:20.700 million dollars per year you still have

01:04:23.260 only about 1.85 kids you're still having

01:04:27.140 fewer kids than people who make 25 000

01:04:29.840 a year uh the lowest in the lowest number

01:04:33.240 of kids is in the group of people who are

01:04:34.760 making over 200 000 even they're having

01:04:37.980 less than people than people who make half

01:04:40.260 as much as they do and so i feel like we

01:04:44.720 talk a lot about the economic reasons

01:04:46.420 people don't have kids but i think we're

01:04:48.540 struggling to grapple with the real

01:04:51.960 phenomenon which is we have kind of

01:04:54.000 culturally killed off the idea of having

01:04:56.000 large families people don't want to have

01:04:57.780 kids and it's going to destroy america

01:05:01.240 jack why is this the case

01:05:02.980 well for the higher end i think there's

01:05:09.040 obviously more access to treat fertility

01:05:11.560 treatments like uh like ivf and surrogacy

01:05:15.160 you got people like elon musk that are uh

01:05:18.320 doing everything they can to break the

01:05:20.240 trend of low fertility rates but so here's

01:05:23.300 what's really interesting and i and i

01:05:24.880 actually looked this up earlier is that

01:05:26.840 the the rates of people for families who

01:05:30.880 have children um is relatively steady it was

01:05:36.180 it's it's it's gone lower and it's ticked up it

01:05:38.740 was gone from like 2.3 in the 1960s went down

01:05:42.400 to 1.8 i don't think it ever broke under 1.8

01:05:45.560 but now it's back up to 1.94 so for families who

01:05:49.160 choose to have kids is what i'm talking about

01:05:51.660 the rate has been somewhat steady the rate

01:05:55.180 that's increased is the families that have

01:05:57.680 decided to no longer have kids or people who are

01:06:01.080 not getting married in general so you've got a

01:06:03.120 rise of something that's completely new in america

01:06:05.480 the dink couple so double income no kids and then

01:06:08.920 also the rise of simply or i should say the decline in

01:06:12.920 marriage rates and so you've got this is really

01:06:16.000 something where i know there's a lot of people who want

01:06:18.520 to run around and just point to one thing and say oh it's

01:06:21.580 video games or oh it's weed or oh it's porn or oh it's

01:06:24.560 easy access to abortion and the real and you know it's

01:06:27.700 women's liberation it's the 19th amendment

01:06:29.440 the real answer is it's it's actually a lot of factors it's a

01:06:34.200 lot of factors combined um uh one thing that i do think we

01:06:37.800 should talk about though is economy because it's certainly

01:06:39.960 uh something that gets left out of the conversation a lot economy

01:06:43.260 does play a role as does by the way the high levels of

01:06:46.340 immigration that america is currently receiving

01:06:48.520 high levels of immigration lead to downward pressure on wages

01:06:52.280 downward and upward pressure on the housing market this in turn

01:06:56.400 makes it harder for people to have money on in terms of real wages

01:07:00.200 and it makes that it gives us the housing crisis that we are

01:07:02.720 currently in and so aoc i remember made this point a lot of

01:07:06.040 people make this point all the time in the immigration debate

01:07:08.420 they say we need more immigrants elon musk says it all the time even

01:07:11.640 though i've been correcting him and he's getting better at it

01:07:14.160 they keep saying we need more immigrants because the birth rate is down

01:07:17.820 but they're not actually assessing the fact that the high

01:07:21.800 immigration rate is actually depressing our birth rate

01:07:25.800 that's right i think what actually a reason that that is the case

01:07:31.120 is i think really high when you have really high immigration and

01:07:36.360 you can see the community around you changing extremely rapidly

01:07:40.040 it's sort of it breaks the cultural script that you live in

01:07:45.340 uh it's an interesting phenomenon because we can sort of see this

01:07:48.840 they've tried to study this in individual like villages in india

01:07:52.040 because you'll have villages in india that have like high birth rates and ones

01:07:55.140 that have very low birth rates

01:07:56.480 and it's like when you break up the the narratives that give society its force

01:08:03.380 and so i think it's actually probably lots of diversity lots of change

01:08:07.940 technological and social and so on

01:08:10.160 it makes people feel detached from everything they don't get what their role in the world is

01:08:15.940 and it's that feeling of having a role in a greater whole that makes you want to perpetuate it

01:08:22.000 and makes you pair off with someone and have a family and and keep it all going

01:08:25.920 and we've sort of blown that up and you just are an atomized person and when you live in that

01:08:32.800 and you feel like you're not living for anything it's very easy to just check out and say yeah what

01:08:36.980 matters most is like have a lot of fun and then you know punch your ticket out well and i think

01:08:41.980 final thought tyler yeah oh i was just gonna say i think social media plays such a role into that i think

01:08:46.440 instagram alone has i don't know what the rates look like since instagram like came out but like with

01:08:52.240 women who generally wear the pants in the relationship when it comes to determining when births are going to happen

01:09:00.100 uh i i hear they have a big part in that they they play a big part in that i don't ask a liberal but

01:09:06.540 you know that's that's the big thing they're on instagram you have your your women in america

01:09:12.280 and in pocketed communities they're looking at everything that everybody else says every other

01:09:18.220 family does and you know knowing their role in society in a family in their own community i think is

01:09:26.260 really interesting it's like part of that conversation we'll pick this up next week guys

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THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 43 — Banning the Bible？ Frat Bro Future？ The Birth Dearth？

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