00:05:32.000We'll all get around each other, support each other.
00:05:34.000And instead, it ended up being more fracturing than ever because of a few bad actors.
00:05:39.000I don't want to see that happen with Clancy.
00:05:42.000Hey, if there is a common ground, if we can bridge the gender divide, then here we are.
00:05:46.000There's never going to be a more opportune time than this.
00:05:50.000But that assumes that we actually have common ground.
00:05:53.000And we'll be talking about that actually with a guest on the show, friend of the show.
00:05:56.000I know some of you think that, like, because the first time was a little tense, but I've been on her show and now she's coming back, Jillian Michaels.
00:06:44.000I mean, yeah, I hit him like really hard, but he wasn't supposed to do anything about it.
00:06:56.000He wasn't supposed to sit there and take it.
00:06:59.000I mean, click Rumble Premium and join now for $99 annually or $999 a month to get the entirely ad free experience and an Ever expanding roster of content, creators, and free speech.
00:10:17.000Well, it turns out for ladies, if they're given the wrong prescription, if they're not given enough, or if they're given too much, there are a lot of yeah, buts as long as you have an all or mostly female jury.
00:10:29.000It's just this is going to be a pretty wild and woolly show because this is people, everything is downstream from culture.
00:10:37.000And this is far more important as far as how it impacts your day to day life, how people view the world, how half of this country, potentially, we'll get to polls, view the world on a day to day basis.
00:10:48.000Because all of those days exist between elections and midterms.
00:13:46.000Yeah, so you'll do it to spite your husband.
00:13:47.000How much you want to bet that when you, and statistically, it seems very likely you're headed this way, mistakenly file for divorce and find out that no men like it?
00:15:04.000Of course, you don't change who you are.
00:15:06.000For example, if you just were someone who would.
00:15:09.000Shorts and a t shirt, you're not going to become Mr. Brooks Brothers, you know, Tucker Carlson bow tie era.
00:15:13.000But as a general rule, if your woman goes, I like you in that, you go, oh, okay.
00:15:17.000Or if your woman says, you know what, I like it when your hair's a little bit longer, how many of us have gone, okay.
00:15:21.000Or I like it when your hair's a little bit shorter, I like the beard, I don't like the beard.
00:15:25.000This is because you love your spouse, and that's the primary person who you're taking into account when you're determining how attractive you are.
00:15:34.000But in her case, it's just don't jump.
00:15:35.000By the way, also, just be clear, don't give.
00:15:45.000So she's not going to like the new laws.
00:15:49.000BJs are hereby declared illegal, immoral, unlawful, and anyone found performing BJs at any point will be placed under arrest and thrown in the dungeon.
00:17:57.000Worlds collide, and you get a privileged white woman who is pledging her devotion to not the religion of Islam, the nation of Islam.
00:18:07.000I just wanted to share, assalamu alaikum, I just wanted to share how the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad specifically got my head on right this morning as a Caucasian person.
00:18:20.000Because this is what the rest of the world is tiptoeing around the real, honest truth about white people, about our history, about what we do.
00:18:32.000Why don't you tell us what the nation believes?
00:18:34.000Feeding on the teachings of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad gets me grounded in the ultimate spiritual reality that there is a judgment day coming.
00:18:46.000The minister, the way he teaches, the fullness of the message he delivers makes us to know that even an individual born white can overcome an environment that is shaped and made to make us wicked.
00:19:05.000We can overcome that by submitting ourselves to Allah and following the minister and following the blueprint, which is strong, which is just pure truth.
00:19:35.000For example, you still can't fly or be invisible.
00:19:37.000Now, for those of you who don't know this, the Nation of Islam actually believes that whites were genetically engineered to be evil.
00:19:44.000And ultimately, no matter what, whites and black people must be separated because white people were basically lab rats created to be special pieces of evil crap.
00:20:22.000When people say there are racists, of course, on the right.
00:20:26.000And I think there's a legitimate conversation, for example, that people would have like wherever you line up on Chud the Builder thing, you probably shouldn't just run out and just yell the N word at people.
00:20:37.000It is child's play compared to what mainstream black religions, and I do mean that, black religions, because let's be honest, the Nation of Islam is predicated on a racial superiority.
00:20:50.000Many, many thousands, in some cases globally, millions of members who believe, who teach that one race of people are genetically inferior and evil, period.
00:21:00.000Now, there's no scientific basis, there's no biblical basis, there's no logical basis.
00:21:04.000There is actually one, a hateful basis.
00:21:09.000So, when we use that word, we use prejudice, we use bigotry, we say hate, stop hate.
00:21:15.000I don't think that recognizing racial differences is hate.
00:21:18.000I don't think that believing certain lifestyles or, for example, sexual choices is.
00:21:24.000I do believe that singling out an entire race of people as genetically inferior andor evil because of the color of their skin and basing a religion around that is hate.
00:23:21.000Letting you know that billionaires bad should be scared.
00:23:24.000What's your dream takeaway for people in the audience?
00:23:28.000When they go home, what are you hoping for?
00:23:31.000Well, first, I hope they come and see it for the first thing.
00:23:35.000But secondly, I hope it's galvanizing.
00:23:38.000I hope there's some awakening that people feel that they feel that their own struggles are being reflected in the struggles of these characters from a distant time.
00:25:12.000They don't even get it correct accidentally.
00:25:15.000And here is the preview, by the way, of this film, Uprising, which no doubt I've talked about this many times will grossly misrepresent, or at least the press junkets, the actors will have a fundamental misunderstanding of Robin Hood.
00:25:30.000What he did, and this is the legend behind it.
00:25:34.000We are forced to work beyond what our souls can take.
00:26:02.000Sounds like a taxation without representation problem.
00:26:11.000Now, what's funny is we did those things, the United States, right?
00:26:14.000We fought off the royalty who overtaxed us.
00:26:16.000We said, no, we're going to start our own country.
00:26:18.000And in fighting off the royalty, in saying we are not going to allow a tyrannical government, much like Robin Hood, we created an economic system that allowed for billionaires.
00:32:50.000And we're going to bring on in a little bit Jillian Michaels because I think she kind of understands what's going on right now.
00:32:56.000I think we're at the precipice here of looking at our country as fundamentally broken, and not in a political way, but in a cultural way, the male female dynamic, and we need to place priority on that.
00:33:33.000So we don't necessarily have an example of polling before women's suffrage across the country, but what you do have are pockets, and overwhelmingly the majority of women opposed it.
00:33:41.000Even after being educated, you can actually go.
00:33:44.000Rachel Wilson's book is great on this.
00:33:45.000You can read old pamphlets from the anti suffragettes and their reasoning.
00:33:48.000So only 3% of eligible women in Massachusetts said, yeah, yeah, women should have the right to vote.
00:33:53.000Well, when you see these jurors, the Clancy verdict looks like they were ahead of their time.
00:33:58.000So, in other words, it's just time for court watch.
00:34:14.000Now, before we get to all of these jurors speaking out, and we have the top five moments here that are, if you don't laugh at them, they will be bone chillingly scary, and I mean that.
00:34:25.000First off, I want you to picture this still.
00:35:05.000So, I want to deal with this because you've had people say you just take the most extreme examples of women and paint them with a broad brush.
00:36:49.000Clearly, Democrat women would be those who would majority declare not guilty.
00:36:55.000You don't have a justice system when this is the case.
00:36:59.000When a jury of your peers can shift from guilty to not guilty, justice or an innocent life hangs in the balance.
00:37:08.000And depending on a couple of women on that, that will determine the outcome.
00:37:11.000Or the same thing we saw with black jurors in the OJ trial.
00:37:16.000So blacks who agreed with not guilty, right, across the country, 80%, only 55% of white people.
00:37:24.000Those numbers have since changed, by the way, especially after he wrote, If I Did It.
00:37:29.000But here's an OJ juror admitting that the acquittal was probably not right and it was based on Rodney King, and they used this as judicial retribution.
00:37:38.000Do you think that they're members of the jury that voted to acquit OJ because of Rodney King?
00:43:59.000Not only is it morally right for him to disregard your yapping, it's actually a legal requirement.
00:44:05.000So the instructions to the jury check the references.
00:44:07.000We make them available every single show, link in the description.
00:44:09.000The judge specifically instructed the jury to only consider the evidence presented at trial.
00:44:15.000And, if somebody has a question in that jury room, you are not allowed to try and answer it by anything other than through the exhibits and evidence.
00:44:38.000This is the same reason, by the way, that very often lawyers are omitted from juries because you don't want a lawyer in their lawyering.
00:44:46.000You are supposed to render your decision based on the evidence presented.
00:44:49.000So, if you have a doctor there, if you have someone who is a licensed clinician saying, well, these were the medications, these are the side effects, but she only met this threshold in her.
00:44:59.000You know, in her toxicology report at that point in time.
00:45:01.000So that very likely was not a complicating factor, but this might have been.
00:45:04.000And then someone goes, No, I was a nurse.
00:45:07.000And so I know you should know that means that she's not guilty.
00:46:01.000He couldn't get past the fact that child number two ran and begged for their life while their mother, who premeditatedly had conducted all of this, Strangled it, strangled them with an exercise band.
00:46:52.000Because even though this person, I would say, is wrong in how they would render a verdict, they are slightly more reasonable and understanding.
00:47:09.000So, originally, I felt as though she was guilty and she was criminally responsible for it.
00:47:18.000And maybe I still believe that in a certain way.
00:47:23.000I think that this was a woman who, you know, she was not mentally healthy.
00:47:29.000She was someone that was in the throes of a significant mental health crisis.
00:47:33.000So I really just felt like she was so deep in it that she couldn't see her way out.
00:47:39.000I'm interested because you mentioned how there were so many strong personalities in there, but then tell me how you kind of, you know, you changed a little bit.
00:47:48.000Because at the end of the day, there's so much doubt.
00:47:51.000You know, the prosecution didn't have a figurative, you know, smoking gun.
00:47:58.000There was not a single moment throughout that presentation, that case, that you could say, oh, yep, 100% I'm certain she did it or that she didn't do it.
00:48:12.000Actually, I just felt like the only way to get justice for Cora, Dawson, and Callan, and Patrick, and her parents, and everyone else that was closest. Was to get her the help that she desperately needed.
00:48:26.000That was the way to get justice for the children, is to get, by the way, not get her the help, get her more help.
00:48:34.000From the family, from the husband, from the multiple doctors, a ton of help from different pill bottles.
00:48:42.000This woman couldn't possibly have been given more help outside of being put in an asylum, which of course would never happen with our current court system.
00:48:51.000And the number one takeaway is that nine women.
00:48:55.000And three men, the one holdout was an absolute Chad, and he deserves our gratitude.
00:49:26.000Gonna say that she's not guilty by reason of insanity.
00:49:30.000They had concerns that he wasn't following the law, and they had concerns that he also would go back and forth between what he said to them one moment and then another moment.
00:49:39.000So they, at one point, actually had a juror get up and make his presentation like, this is what you're trying to say, right?
00:49:46.000And at that point, he had pretty much stopped participating.
00:50:08.000And by the way, since these people are going on their press tour, I would gladly welcome said juror on this program.
00:50:16.000If he wants to speak out and be given a fair shake, please do reach out because these women are not going to stop and we shouldn't allow them to set the narrative.
00:50:23.000Now, thanks to that one anonymous juror, we also know that this lone Chad holdout was up against it from the very beginning.
00:50:33.000I will say a majority of the people on it doesn't matter what side it was on, was very firm in their stance and their beliefs kind of from the beginning.
00:50:45.000You know, the standalone juror was not the only one that was unwilling to see things from the other side.
00:50:53.000So I'm going to kind of defend that individual in a sense.
00:50:58.000There were some big personalities in that room, but at the end of the day, I feel like.
00:51:05.000It just came down to an inability to kind of move past your convictions.
00:51:12.000And, you know, even after that dynamite charge, to be unable to, you know, self analyze yourself and be like, okay, am I missing something?
00:51:23.000Am I failing to acknowledge or give this a weight, something like this doubt weight that it needs?
00:51:29.000That person, the majority of the room was trying to kind of sway that person from the very beginning.
00:52:55.000Maybe they knew what was coming, the writing on the wall.
00:52:58.000And let me propose because people are now, you see, trending, repeal the 19th.
00:53:03.000And by the way, the 19th Amendment is not the first amendment that deals with voting.
00:53:06.000That would be going back to the 15th Amendment when we were talking about black men being able to vote.
00:53:10.000There's been a long, we're going to do an entire segment on this when people talk about Jack.
00:53:14.000You know, Jacksonian democracy, when they expanded voting, it still was always predicated on the idea, before we get to male, female, of those who could build and maintain a society, those who contributed, not the vicious poor or the idle or people who choose not to work, who fold their hands for a little more rest.
00:53:32.000Poverty should bounce on them, should pounce on them like a bandit in the night.
00:54:59.000You would never have a democratic socialist again.
00:55:06.000And here to discuss this and more, hopefully, we have her here on the line.
00:55:10.000She's quite reasonable and I think actually understands our perspective because, you know, she would understand the perspective more than most women because she also has to deal with.
00:56:36.000I have yet to meet a woman that truly thinks Lindsey Clancy should just walk right out of a mental institution.
00:56:42.000You know, you disagree with you here because if I take away one word, women, I know, you then are forced to look at the empirical and go far too many.
00:56:52.000I think we would both agree not all men, right?
00:58:29.000If you want to go through another, we can, and you'll see minority and majority.
00:58:32.000Here's my question If you've got women that are conservative and liberal, what conservative woman wants to transition a child and chemically castrate them?
00:59:29.000So, if that's the goal, and men and women stop falling in love, and men and women stop trusting each other, and men and women stop having kids, that's a catastrophe.
01:00:07.000So you say if they tear each other apart, the reason that it's been torn apart is not because of the dividing from those orchestrating it or the response.
01:00:25.000And there are some, but even with the conservative women who vote, in other words, just looking at the voting demographic, the number one issue for women at large is the ability to kill their babies.
01:01:09.000This is why Orwell talked about it and said, Hey, we're going to give you equality, which was ultimately used to subvert, ultimately used to force men to submit.
01:01:19.000You need to get rid of strong men who act as the safeguard against this.
01:01:23.000And I certainly would say we've eliminated that safeguard when we have women walking free just because of their uterus, killing their children.
01:01:30.000I certainly would say that when we have men and women's sports.
01:01:33.000I certainly would say that when we've just changed the definition of murder.
01:01:36.000I mean, do you know this is one thing, too, that shocks a lot of people?
01:01:40.000Even the data, and this will sound conspiratorial, but we've presented this.
01:01:43.000Even the data has been so heavily weighted towards women.
01:01:47.000That's the only reason we have the custody laws that we do.
01:01:49.000So, for example, they'll tell you a man is more likely to kill a child, right, than a mom.
01:02:26.000Even if you take away day one, it's a coin flip.
01:02:28.000If you include day one, it seems like we should.
01:02:32.000It's a murder rate that people can't even comprehend, not even including late term abortions.
01:02:37.000And so if we want to build trust, I think building trust with the men who are checking out of the dating pool, who are watching this in horror, by the way, You relate more to a man right now watching this in horror because most women, not all, are not watching in horror.
01:04:17.000Is it the majority of women, even conservative women who don't even believe in abortion?
01:04:22.000Well, here's it's let's take well, not majority of conservative women, majority of women because it's all liberals, deeply upset about it because it's all liberals, it's all liberals, and then it's still far too many conservative women relenting.
01:04:34.000In other words, the conservative women, you'll see this a lot, even though I'm against it, I still think a woman has a right to choose.
01:04:39.000And even though I'm against it, it's the doctor's fault, and it absolves the women of accountability.
01:04:43.000The men go, No, wait a second, that's an eight month old baby, it's the 21st century, you know better, that's a crime, you should be punished for it.
01:04:50.000Even the majority of conservative women, when you look at them ask, go, Yeah, it's awful.
01:04:55.000I'm against it, but I still support the right to choose, and it's the doctor's fault.
01:04:59.000Well, okay, but the right to choose is different than late term abortion, abortion without limits, or taxpayer funded abortion.
01:05:08.000And if we look at Europe, for example, if we're taking all women, if we look at Europe, for example, you've got conservative women that are leading the conservative party in France, in Italy, now in Germany, in Japan, in Australia.
01:05:23.000You have abortion limits across almost all of Europe.
01:05:27.000The UK is far more lenient, but generally speaking, it's roughly 12 weeks and women are on board.
01:05:32.000Now, yes, they are on board with the right to choose, but not taxpayer funded, not late term.
01:05:38.000Even the most liberal women I know that have discussed this new mass.
01:09:16.000Having said that, though, is it fair to hold some nuance where you could say, listen, here's the position I've taken.
01:09:22.000Even if she did have, even if she did, which it certainly does not seem like she did, but even if she did have postpartum psychosis, how can you establish a precedent where she walks free?
01:09:37.000What about the woman in Times Square that just stabbed that new mom and a tourist that's 68 years old?
01:09:43.000Where are you going to draw the line here?
01:09:45.000So, sure, it's one thing to have empathy for someone who has had a complete and total break from reality, but aren't all killers largely having a complete and total break from reality?
01:09:58.000So, is it fair to say it's okay to hold some nuance?
01:10:01.000It's okay to have empathy for people that are sick, but a price must be paid, period.
01:10:06.000And those who are standing outside going, same Lindsay. Are absolutely out of their mind and should be called, as you've said, a crazy bitch.
01:10:48.000Who's more likely to commit domestic abuse?
01:10:50.000Meaning, when it's, and when you again look at the stats, one way domestic abuse, and I hate to say it, it's very high in lesbian households.
01:10:56.000I know that you're not part of that, but you know it's higher in lesbian households than it is in heterosexual households and gay households.
01:11:02.000When you eliminate two way physical abuse, when it's one way, it's like 70% women.
01:11:25.000Here's the thing when you look at like a jobs report, and 98% of the new jobs this last month went to women, men are going to lose faith completely in the institutions because we're in the era of feminism, right?
01:11:37.000Women make up more of the workforce, women make more money, women make up more of the college degrees.
01:11:42.000Now, they're more miserable, unhappy than ever, which leads to worse.
01:11:47.000Worse outcomes, mental health outcomes for children as well.
01:11:50.000I think we need to shift one thing, and this is what I've talked about.
01:11:53.000Just shift it from we have a society that's focused on women, men are expendable.
01:11:58.000Not all, not all, not entirely, but as a general rule, it's been a feminized society by definition.
01:12:03.000Shift it from, hey, what does a woman need to what's best for the child?
01:12:08.000And if we do that, a lot of this changes, and guess what?
01:12:11.000Dad's back in charge, but we've pushed him out of the picture legislatively, politically.
01:12:15.000And so if you want to restore trust, Then we need to restore trust institutionally and probably get back to dancing with the one we brought.
01:12:23.000I'm not talking about the 19th Amendment, just repealing that.
01:12:26.000Universal suffrage is a big problem, and it's been a loophole that feminists and Marxists have abused.
01:12:32.000But my prescription here is if you want to actually have a representation of, if you want to be governed by those who can actually govern, who can sustain a country, you cannot have this society where people are voting simply because they're here on this soil, voting based on feelings, and voting in their own self interest.
01:14:08.000So, I don't believe that women should be on the front lines in combat.
01:14:10.000I don't believe that they should be part of the police force.
01:14:12.000And there are lots of studies on this, by the way.
01:14:14.000Not only are they more likely to collect workman's comp, or sorry, workperson's comp, bone fractures, putting their own fellow soldiers, military members at risk.
01:14:25.000So, no, but women, there are plenty of ways that women could serve, right?
01:14:28.000They could serve in ways that aren't active combat, just like a fat nerdy guy can serve, right?
01:15:16.000It's about universal suffrage, which, by the way, is antithetical to a representative republic.
01:15:22.000Women got the vote without the duties and responsibilities that men still had.
01:15:27.000That's a big reason why most women were opposed to it.
01:15:31.000So a lot of people don't understand the historical context.
01:15:33.000There was a period of this country, and it depends because states would set different rule sets, where a man still couldn't vote unless he was a taxpayer, unless, for example, in some states, mandatory, they called it bucket.
01:15:45.000Duty like a leather bucket, firefighter service, certain literacy tests, but these were reserved for men.
01:15:51.000Women got the vote with none of those responsibilities.
01:15:54.000And it was the first step of all of the amendments and all the legislation that we saw expanding voting.
01:15:59.000It was the first time where it wasn't predicated on, of course, a civic duty.
01:16:21.000You can't put us in an impossible position, though, Stephen, because if I hear you, you're saying, listen, you want equal rights, then you have to show up equally.
01:17:35.000We live in a reality where it's a requirement for men to not be felons, to perform a civic duty while there is no expectation of any from half of the voting public.
01:17:47.000Okay, I'll be honest, Stephen, I did not know that until you and I first had a discussion about it.