Democrat Afton Ben Ollie is running for a U.S. House of Representatives seat in Tennessee's 7th congressional district, and she's running on a platform that involves women not being able to have kids.
00:02:45.000Where I am now with seeing the consequences and the ramifications of women having kids and being in the political field and what they're able to achieve.
00:03:01.000So the deeply patriarchal structures that these women are involved with because they've chosen marriage and they've chosen to raise children.
00:03:13.000And I think in the South, it's incredibly difficult to shake those, especially if you've grown up here and that's all you've been told is the definition of success.
00:03:23.000The metric of success is how many kids you have, the bigger, the square footage of your house.
00:04:15.000It started with the soft feminism of, hey, you just need the choice to go into the workforce, which, by the way, there was a huge push from very wealthy people who owned corporations.
00:04:27.000And Rachel Wilson has actually written about this quite a bit because they wanted to get everyone into the labor force so they could have cheaper labor, right?
00:04:33.000And there were campaigns, have a little bit of spending money for yourself.
00:04:36.000Now it's not a choice, it's a problem.
00:04:40.000She is, even though she'll be furious if you make a moral judgment, she just made the moral judgment that having children is the primary problem of Western American society.
00:04:50.000And the solution is to thrust more women into the workforce and politics.
00:04:57.000Who would be less capable of representing a constituency than a woman who thinks that having children is a problem?
00:05:07.000What that means is that she needs to build enough, as she just said, we need to change the metrics for success that women consider success.
00:05:14.000She needs to create, hopefully, eventually, a constituency of other childless women.
00:05:48.000By the way, just imagine this, like at the end of your life, you know, when we're looking at the ledger of what you've accomplished, they're saying raising, creating life, raising the next generation, supporting the flourishing of society, something that only women can do, is not as good as shuffling widgets and middle management for 40 years.
00:06:14.000How in the world, you cannot, I'm sorry, you cannot accomplish anything in your life that will be more beneficial to you and society than having kids, if you can have kids.
00:06:35.000And this is why we have a problem with feminism in the Christian church, because if you look at your church, okay, look at all the women there, statistically, more of them are likely to vote Democrat than if you walk out of your church and look at a group of atheist men.
00:06:49.000Now, you might get some men who claim to be Christians who occasionally vote for a Democrat because they're ill-informed.
00:06:56.000But I don't know any men who say, I'm a Christian, but I think we need to do away with the nuclear family.
00:07:01.000And I think that it's a problem that women are having kids and abortion should be free and taxpayer funded.
00:07:07.000No, no, you'll find men who claim to be Christians who find ways to sort of justify things and twist them a little bit to fit their narrative.
00:07:15.000But women will vote Democrat knowing full well that it is the party of women like this who say it's a problem to have children.
00:07:24.000What does the Bible say when we talk about male-female roles?
00:07:50.000There's no coming back from this for women.
00:07:52.000You're seeing even the divide with Gen Z. There's always been a divide where men vote more conservative, women vote more left.
00:07:59.000Women tend to veer more conservative once they have the problem, children and families, but it's still not close to men.
00:08:06.000And you're seeing that it's a chasm between Gen Z males and Gen Z females.
00:08:12.000There's no coming back from this until women start policing their own ranks for the same reason that we can't fix world's strongest woman being a man until enough women rise up.
00:09:46.000By the way, she's just saying the quiet part out loud that Michelle Obama could have been caught on a hot mic saying about the United States of America.
00:09:52.000I hate everything about America except for the fact that my husband was elected president.
00:10:28.000Like, you know, our legal system is terrible when it comes to retribution.
00:10:33.000So anyways, all that to say is that like, I, you know, I hope all of you, so one, I'll have a podcast on it, and I highly recommend like if it's quite difficult for you to imagine a world without police, please tune in to maybe not this episode, but the next one.
00:10:48.000can look at you and imagine a world without lips i'm learning and growing as an organizer because i think especially for those of us you know that are young like you know talking to our parents about what police abolition looks like that um you know we we can do it and there is a world And by the way, this is just what police abolition looks like.
00:11:41.000And then what people sometimes refer to as like the dissident right, meaning people now who are very identitarian on the right, where they also just seek to destroy.
00:12:34.000And those who have might would have the highest yield, right?
00:12:37.000They just take over whatever they want.
00:12:39.000Those who benefit most from an organized police force, people like her, so that the men with the might don't simply enslave her, which by the way still happens on more slaves than ever in recorded history right now, over 40 million slaves on earth.
00:12:52.000And then she benefits from institutions like higher education, right?
00:12:55.000STEM fields, grants, of course, the affirmative action that also works for women, where they'll thrust them into fields where they shouldn't be.
00:13:03.000Our public education system, which by the way, was designed for women, to be clear.
00:14:40.000I think as an organizer and as an activist, like we really have an opportunity here in this country to talk about what type of policy, progressive policies we want to see as young women.
00:14:54.000And I think we have, you know, as birther, you know, as women who can give birth, men and women who can give birth, we could maybe leverage that as collective bargaining, which is the basis of this book that I'm not, I've just started reading, but called Birth Strike.
00:15:36.000By the way, just think of like the words because they're the ones who create this whole word jumble of men, women, male, female, and men who can give birth.
00:16:09.000I mean, I think this encapsulates how she thinks more than anything.
00:16:13.000I don't like what's going on in the government, and so I'm going to form a collective of women who refuse to give birth until the government does XYZ.
00:17:25.000Even like what we criticized, you know, a little bit, Charlie Kirk, when he did that interview with Gavin Newsom, that he kind of he softballed it a little bit.
00:17:31.000He pressed sometimes, but when Gavin Newsom goes, you know, and like I've always said that, you know, men shouldn't be in women's sports.
00:17:52.000She doesn't because no woman's going to go, this is stupid.
00:17:56.000You understand how insane this is, right?
00:17:59.000Women don't police their own in the same way that men do.
00:18:03.000And that comes through a lifetime of whether you're at war with your squad, with your brigade, whatever it is, whether you're on a team, right?
00:18:13.000In the sports team, where you have to play a team sport or just the way guys hang out with each other because men live under the perpetual fear of violence.
00:18:20.000And yes, innately, might is right, where you have your friends with you who you have to count on, who actually have to watch your back physically.
00:18:42.000And so they're not aware and they don't fear the accountability from their fellow women that men do from their other male members of the unit.
00:18:53.000This woman, I guarantee you, until this blows up in her face, she was blissfully unaware because she was surrounded by a bunch of women going like, that's so great that you read the foreword and said that babies come out men's peeholes.
00:19:18.000So why don't you go eat, pray, love your way across the world and report back to us on how all these societies that you would probably say are better than the United States in some ways treat women.
00:20:40.000Keep in mind at the exact moment in time where they were accusing the right of being anti-science because we didn't think that lockdowns would work.
00:20:47.000We thought it may have come from a Wuhan lab, right?
00:20:49.000At the exact same time when they were saying, yeah, you anti-science, use horse D-wormer.
00:22:18.000You have a lot of these directors, a lot of these actors are into satanic cults or super weird stuff.
00:22:23.000And all of that turned out to be real.
00:22:27.000He's one of the best debaters that I have seen, and he covers a wide range of topics from Orthodox Christianity all the way to the occults in Hollywood.
00:22:49.000The Pentagon, the Military Industrial Complex, CIA, you know, what's actually going on in Hollywood that isn't just intelligence agencies, but also covers cults.
00:22:58.000So the only people left to care about biblical theology were people who were going into evangelical Baptist seminaries, and the conservative Presbyterians or Lutherans were just such a minority throughout the decades of the last century that all those universities and seminaries that were evangelical were just bought off or, you know, propagandized.
00:23:18.000Most people don't know why they believe what they believe.
00:23:41.000He's probably so Andrew was actually the guy who turned me on to him and started listening to his debates.
00:23:47.000He's not everybody's cup of tea in how he debates, but he is incredibly, incredibly smart because he started out as a Protestant, converted to Catholicism, and then went into Orthodoxy.
00:23:59.000So he has a very, very, very good understanding of the early church and also a lot of stuff that's happening within Hollywood that relates back to this stuff.
00:24:34.000And I do think that even though the theology may be correct, there isn't the preservation mechanism needed in place for a large swath of a Protestant church.
00:24:43.000And that's something that we all need to be aware of because they'll preach from the pulpit like, hey, the propaganda coming from Hollywood.
00:24:48.000I'm going to do an episode on that so people have an understanding of it.
00:24:50.000Because right now, the Protestant church gets lumped into like a thing and it's completely not a thing.
00:24:54.000It is a very, very different thing and why people kind of split up.
00:24:58.000Just to give some history, because I, until I jumped into this and I went to seminary-ish, right?
00:25:03.000I went to Bible school is probably a better word for it.
00:25:06.000And I've spent a lot of time studying theology.
00:25:08.000I had never really gone into a lot of depth on the early church and why Orthodox and Catholicism essentially is a thing and what they split about and why all these different Protestant churches do the things that they do and in the different ways.
00:25:21.000So it's very, very interesting if you're if you're somebody who studies that stuff.
00:25:24.000But yeah, it's not a Protestantism is not a thing.
00:26:41.000Well, and also because you go from a Catholic, then you have the Church of England.
00:26:44.000And so it's just talk about more, it's more the Protestant spirit of we have a problem with the Church of England, which, by the way, you could even say there's a parallel with Martin Luther, who really had, really would be much more similar.
00:26:55.000You know, people think of him as sort of the original Protestant.
00:26:57.000Of course, the Catholic Church referred to him as a heretic, but he would have much more in common with Orthodox or Catholics than he would with non-denominational churches today.
00:27:05.000So if you look at like the way he wanted to be, he wanted to go back into Catholicism.
00:28:13.000I think the guy's very multi-talented, but there's a, if you go about two-thirds through the Anaconda trailer, John, Johnny Boy, and I were there in writer's room just laughing our ass off.
00:30:24.000And of course, then that means there are sort of proxy threats.
00:30:27.000So those who seek to fracture the right and to destroy the momentum that has been generated, they're doing, in my opinion, they're doing the work of the left.
00:31:35.000I think people not caring, not putting time and effort into understanding the government that they are living under and caring about their communities, caring about what happens, not actually perceiving there to be real threats like leftism, like the feminism stuff that we've been talking about, like China trying to box us out in different areas, like this weird kind of dissident right movement that's not just critical of Israel because that's fine.
00:31:57.000We've had our own problems with Israel, but it's doing it in such a way to destroy something and not really have anything to replace it, just in this destructive kind of mode.
00:32:05.000And like, I think that's one of the biggest threats is that people don't pay much attention to life because they just kind of get plugged in and move along.
00:32:12.000Well, I wouldn't even say apathy because that's not as people are pretty politically engaged.
00:32:16.000There are a lot of, but they're the left, it's progressivism, and then the absence of truth, the post-truth area.
00:32:24.000That's what we're seeing on the right.
00:32:25.000The whole, hey, I mean, you've seen all the conspiracy surrounding the Charlie Kirk assassination.
00:32:28.000It's fine to ask questions, but here's a detailed chart where everything is baseless, is verifiably false, but believe me, and anyone who tells you not to believe my completely unreferenced claim is a shill.
00:32:42.000And then we even had someone just yesterday, I know you interacted with them on X, who said that I was awful because I had invited Nick Fuentes on.
00:32:51.000And I wasn't applying my own standard equally because I said I wouldn't debate Hassan Piker because he calls for the death of people.
00:32:56.000He goes, well, Nick Fuentes has called for the deaths of Jews.
00:33:06.000I'm like, well, what's the context of this?
00:33:08.000This isn't calling the direct death of anybody.
00:33:12.000Even let's say that he was, because it's really hard to know if he was joking or serious.
00:33:16.000And I think sometimes he was joking where if he says, oh, yeah, doubts the numbers of the Holocaust, that's still not calling for the deaths of Jews.
00:33:22.000That's not the same as saying spill their blood in the street.
00:33:25.000So that person there who would be considered stab.
00:33:46.000Even from those who people think, whether you agree or disagree, who would be considered some of the most controversial or problematic figures, to use the left's term, right, on the right, because I hear people on the right say problematic, and I'm like, don't use victim words.
00:33:58.000It's still not even close to the left, to the mainstream left.
00:34:00.000So then you have someone like that who would fancy themselves a traditional conservative, and now you give credence to the people who say gatekeeping.
00:34:36.000So the post, the absence of truth itself is an advantage to the left because they always love to do whatever it is that they're trying to carry out in secret.
00:34:47.000I think Gerald, though, has a good point.
00:34:49.000The apathy thing is true, but the lack of truth is the moral compass.
00:34:53.000It's the filter through which you run everything.
00:34:56.000And then those people get apathetic because they don't have that.
00:34:58.000They don't have any way to engage, to really.
00:35:00.000Well, sometimes you get people who I've seen now, you get people who have a complete absence of truth, and they are adamant.
00:35:07.000They're almost dogmatic about it, and they will defend it when, and that's really difficult because if you've ever known someone who's gone insane, and I have, it's watching this descent into madness, and it's a very helpless feeling.
00:35:25.000I also heard Dennis Miller say, if you're a full-grown adult and you don't have an opinion on such subjects, then you've lived an asshole's life.
00:36:16.000That's why we give you the references.
00:36:18.000Never say Gerald said and stop there, or Steven said and stop there.
00:36:23.000That's not what we want you to do ever.
00:36:26.000We want you to know that what we said is true because you looked at what we referenced or you agreed with our opinion based on facts and evidence presented, not conjecture, not an idea that just got shoehorned in.
00:37:25.000I don't think he's always fair, but you've been very fair to him and extending the invitation and trying to give him the benefit of the doubt many times.
00:37:35.000Next chat from the good username in reverse.
00:37:38.000Question for the crew: why is Trump falling for the Muslim takeover, making deals with Qatar Muslims and putting a joint base in Idaho along with a mosque?
00:38:41.000It means sometimes you work with what you have.
00:38:42.000I think there's a big difference between considering someone an ally in that region of the world as the perfect is the enemy of the good and we work with the hand we've been dealt versus importing Islam here to the United States.
00:38:56.000And I've not seen any substantial evidence that Donald Trump is doing that here.
00:39:00.000No, I think there, you know, there are so many threats that you kind of have your eyes on.
00:39:04.000And I think this is one of those threats right now that Muslims around the world have done a really good job at kind of masking in the United States because they've switched tactics.
00:39:12.000It used to be very easy to go, well, that guy just blew himself up in a market, stabbed a bunch of people, ran people over with a bus or something like that.
00:40:19.000So, really quickly, so before we take the next chat, we have a good update, a very good update for everybody who is concerned about the she male winning the strongman.
00:40:34.000Official strongman officials were unaware of this fact ahead of the competition, and we have been urgently investigating since being informed.
00:40:41.000Had we been aware or had this been declared at any point before during the competition, this athlete would not have been permitted to compete in the women's open category.
00:40:49.000We have disqualified the athlete in question from the official Strongman League Championships 2025.
00:40:54.000All athlete points and places will be altered accordingly to ensure that the rightful places are allocated to each of the women's open athletes.
00:41:16.000YouTube would ban discussing transgenderism.
00:41:20.000YouTube would, at one point, they deemed it completely unadvertiser-friendly, not allowed to promote anything surrounding their only two genders, change my mind, right?
00:42:12.000And watch the backlash and be ready to defend against it.
00:42:14.000Be ready to have their back when they do something right like this because you know this community that has not gone away, that has just become a little bit more quiet, is going to respond.
00:42:22.000I think there's less backlash, though, now.
00:42:24.000They think, but just be ready because I don't want us to tell people to do the right thing.
00:42:29.000And I say this, us as a movement, right?
00:42:31.000I don't want us to tell people to do the right thing and support them doing the right thing and then forget about it and say that.
00:43:25.000I mean, you know, the same thing can be said for people who are incredibly promiscuous, which, you know, we don't find to be as much of an affront because it's also more natural, right?
00:43:34.000Men are hardwired to be promiscuous, but we're told to bridle that as Christians.
00:43:38.000So someone could still be a Christian or still be saved, but also be living a life of sin.
00:43:43.000Of course, at a certain point, they have to stop it.
00:43:45.000Now, if they are actively waging war against the tenets of God, saying that you can be any gender you want, of course, I would question their faith.
00:43:53.000I would question their authenticity based on the fruit of the spirit.
00:43:57.000But I will say this: transgenderism is anti-Christian.
00:44:01.000The two cannot be reconciled with each other.
00:44:27.000I therefore, once I've done that, I cannot go and tell God what sin really is and go, you know what, I like your program, except for items 75 and 83.
00:44:36.000I'm going to say that those are actually wrong and I'm going to just continue living in those and celebrating those and doing those and saying that that is not sin.
00:44:42.000So what Stephen's talking about is actually fighting and working through that.
00:44:45.000And I've seen men who are gay just be celibate and say, you know what?
00:44:52.000I don't want to go against what God has said.
00:44:54.000And so it is better for me to go through life celibate, like a meow Paul situation potentially, than it is for me to go and live in this sin.
00:45:03.000And in some cases, I've literally had conversations with people who grew up, had homosexual relationships, went to be celibate, and then ended up marrying a woman and having a family after that.
00:45:13.000I have no idea what that story is going to look like, but I do understand that there are different crosses that we have to bear.
00:45:18.000Calling God's word and definition of what sin is wrong is not one of those things that we can do and also call ourselves a Christian.
00:45:27.000But none of that means you're not forgiven.
00:45:29.000I mean, Christ's finished work on the cross is it.
00:45:32.000And we all sin moment to moment, not daily.
00:47:04.000And God made me with a brain that, you know, I believe that I'm a male trapped in a female's body or I believe I'm a female trapped in a male's body.
00:47:12.000Well, let's say, what are you supposed to do?
00:47:14.000Take it to your elders, take it to the pastor.
00:47:16.000What if this person takes it to a female pastor leading the church?
00:50:22.000They want to understand how things work.
00:50:25.000And they're going to look to climb the tallest thing that they can find to climb.
00:50:28.000It's like, can I protect the village thing?
00:50:29.000They're going to look to do all these things.
00:50:31.000And you do want to give them space to be able to do that without destroying stuff.
00:50:35.000And then all themselves and practice, you know, okay, now you have to bridle that.
00:50:38.000Now you do have to sit down for a little while and do some work because you're going to have to think through things and it's going to take time and you're going to have to build that in.
00:50:45.000But to think that boys and girls are just going to be the same, it's just not.
00:50:51.000I will tell you what's the most difficult thing, I think, raising a young boy right now.
00:50:54.000And that's that the world up until recently was a supremely dangerous place.
00:50:59.000And so a big part of being a father would be sort of walking your son through this danger while keeping them safe, but allowing enough of that danger to get close to him, to touch him so that he learns how to deal with it.
00:51:10.000Considering that things are so comfortable now and they're not really out there hunting, they're not having to go actually kill their food.
00:51:18.000The most difficult thing, I think, is the controlled defeat that you kind of have to teach your son.
00:51:24.000You have to, it's like, okay, you want him to get his ass kicked figuratively in a controlled environment where he learns what it's like to be overpowered, where he learns what it is to face danger and how practice can help you overcome it and vigilance.
00:51:39.000But you almost feel like you're hurting your son when you do it because you have to put him in a scenario where eventually he's going to have to learn.
00:51:47.000And no one wants to do that because you want to protect them.
00:51:52.000Because we've known that they wouldn't be able to face the same dangers.
00:51:54.000But your job is to raise a little warrior, for lack of a better term, who is capable of facing those dangers so they can raise their own son.
00:52:01.000And that's a really hard thing to do because no one likes to watch their kid lose or have a tough day or try something and fail.
00:52:12.000But that is your job as a father to do it in a way that is productive and safe so that they don't face the real danger out there, you know, completely cold.
00:52:21.000And I would say that's the hardest thing I've found with a young boy.
00:52:24.000I think you're going to find too, Gerald, maybe Noodles a little further down the trail.
00:52:31.000The desire to stick your nose in when there's bullying or your kids being, because you've been through all that and you know how it's supposed to work and you want to right or wrong.
00:53:55.000But I've also heard some other people say like four.
00:53:57.000So I do with both my son and daughter.
00:53:59.000Like we just started, you know, at four doing like jiu-jitsu games like crazy horses where they learn how to take the back and kind of stay in tight.
00:54:05.000You know, you do some games like, you know, the takedown game where it's basically a tackle, right?
00:54:09.000And distract them, clap, look over there.
00:54:10.000The Gracies have a good program with that bullyproof where they just think they're playing a game.
00:54:15.000But as far as actually getting them in an organized school, I've heard six, but I don't know.
00:54:23.000My thing is, I'll never, my dad did a really good job of this where he supported us in whatever it was that we wanted to do, provided it wasn't, you know, antithetical to our principles or dangerous.
00:56:50.000And so it's a whole different group of people.
00:56:52.000And the real thugs end up getting filtered out.
00:56:55.000I mean, honestly, you accomplish the same thing with if the kid was a good wrestler and a few months of legitimate boxing or kickboxing and judo.
00:57:04.000I just say because jiu-jitsu is something that's pretty ubiquitous right now and structured.
00:57:10.000That's why we say a belt because a blue belt signifies something, or at least it used to signifies the ability to handle yourself with a capable person.
00:57:18.000And like when someone says, well, what if the person on the street knows it?
00:57:21.000You're still better off knowing it than not knowing it.
00:58:12.000And they told you the plays and how you were going to run and they told you how you're going to catch the ball, but you never did it in a game.
00:58:18.000How well do you think you would do your first game?
00:58:20.000That's what every single kung fu and krav maga person believes.
00:59:13.000He did was he took Japanese jiu-jitsu, which was the open-handed samurai art, and he was like, Yeah, but I've never, we've never done any of this.
00:59:19.000He's like, So we don't really know how this would go.
00:59:22.000He's like, So we need to, like in any other sport or endeavor, we need to develop something where we can actually practice it at full speed against an unwilling opponent, but still make sure it's effective.
00:59:32.000And that's why he distilled it to judo, going, We can throw each other really hard, which we know the effects that would have.
00:59:37.000So we'll put down soft mats so that we can do it every day.
00:59:40.000We're going to show people how to choke and how to break limbs because we know what effect that has, but we're going to have a tap system so we can practice.
00:59:47.000We can get as close to we can with deadly, you know, maiming techniques while still being able to train the next day.
01:01:04.000How will we survive as a race if white women refuse to acknowledge their suicidal empathy and push other women into a life of misery with higher crime rates against women?
01:01:44.000The individual solution is one that feminists would also reject, which is live in an area with a good man who will protect and provide for you.
01:01:56.000So if you are a woman who is in a life where you are a homemaker, you are a stay-at-home wife, mom, and this man is tasked with and accepts the responsibility of providing and protecting you, the likelihood of you finding yourself alone on a subway in an urban area is far lower.
01:02:11.000It doesn't mean that it won't happen, but I'm saying there are individual steps that women can take to preserve themselves.
01:02:18.000And that, by the way, would look very much like a traditional nuclear family as prescribed by patriarchy, which a lot of them hate.
01:02:26.000Societally, it's not going to go well for women.
01:02:35.000White men in this country are the only reason that presidents, Republican presidents are elected, period, ever.
01:02:41.000And that seems to be standing relatively firm.
01:02:44.000As far as women, though, where there are enough of them, they vote for policy as a voting bloc, not all, not all at all, they will collectively vote their own demise.
01:02:56.000That means that the woman who has made the right decisions herself, let's say she has a good husband, a good family, traditional roles, she's involved in a church, right?
01:03:04.000She keeps, she ideally carries, by the way, herself.
01:03:08.000She is going to have to step out of her comfort zone to correct the women who are voting for the demise of Western women.
01:03:15.000That is very out of character for women.
01:03:18.000So the biggest problem that feminism faces is not just young, dumb women who are impressionable, like we just heard Afrin or whatever her name is.
01:03:28.000It's that it's not in the nature of good women to hold them accountable, admonish them, and correct them.
01:03:54.000Yeah, we have those because there's no escaping it.
01:03:56.000There's no escaping it when you're facing a very real, a very physical challenge that can be quantified, you know, either on a scoreboard or on a body count or in a bank account.
01:04:08.000You don't get to just break down something in the theoretical, oh, down with the idea.
01:04:14.000Imagine being in a work scenario and like, screw you, boss.
01:04:58.000I mean, we lived in a patriarchal society where men, still as the enforcers, would go, you, listen to your mom.
01:05:07.000You, if I hear you giving lip to your grandmother, when I come home, it's going to be a problem.
01:05:11.000So there were still matriarchs who also coached other women.
01:05:16.000And in getting rid of the patriarchy and in destroying the family, feminists have actually ruined the idea of a matriarchy internally in our units.
01:05:27.000You don't have them the way that you used to.
01:05:29.000You will have them, for example, in some other families, you know, people who come from Latin American cultures, you know, it's still a strong thing.
01:06:52.000And that means that women who follow that prescription in their own lives are going to have to reach beyond their bubble and reach other women who have not heard this at all because they've grown up with whatever you want to do.
01:07:43.000Young boy is going to find out that that's a bunch of horseshit as soon as he gets punched in the face by a bully and has no answers for it.
01:08:05.000Or getting cut from the team or not making the cut in a business or going through a test in the military and being assigned to a job that he's most capable for.
01:08:15.000You can't pump that message to a young man and counteract male nature because it still exists and you still see it today in our units.
01:08:26.000Young women can get, you're perfect, you're a princess, hey, anything you want to do.
01:08:31.000And before they realize that that game is one they don't want to play, they can make it through their biological window where they valued all the wrong things and no one corrected them.
01:08:43.000It's a world that exists in the theoretical.
01:08:46.000And that's why you see so many women, not all, not all, not all, who are delusional in a way that you don't see as commonly with young men.
01:08:54.000And so the only way to fix that is for women, good women, to reestablish their roles as matriarchs and call all of these other women on their shit.
01:10:19.000The solution to this problem is good Christian conservative women need to evangelize to other women in a way that they have not for at least half a century.
01:10:34.000If you don't do it, it's only going to get worse.
01:10:46.000And all of that turned out to be real.
01:10:51.000He's one of the best debaters that I have seen, and he covers a wide range of topics from Orthodox Christianity all the way to the occult in Hollywood.
01:11:02.000You've written several books, and I think they're all titled Esoteric Hollywood.
01:11:06.000Is it conspiracy theories, or is it like really kind of stuff that's going on in Hollywood that we should be more aware of?
01:11:11.000It's all the above: the Pentagon, the military-industrial complex, CIA- you know, what's actually going on in Hollywood that isn't just intelligence agencies but also covers cults.
01:11:21.000So, the only people left to care about biblical theology were people who were going into evangelical Baptist seminaries.
01:11:27.000And the conservative Presbyterians or Lutherans were just such a minority throughout the decades of the last century that all those universities and seminaries that were evangelical were just bought off or, you know, propagandized.
01:11:42.000Most people don't know why they believe what they believe.