Order of Man - KEVIN SORBO ｜ The Cultural Battleground For Masculinity

00:00:00.000 it's no great surprise that many of our cultural institutions are actively rallying against

00:00:05.420 masculinity and the virtues that have made this country great. Nowhere is that truer and more

00:00:11.300 accurate than with the Hollywood elites who shape much of the cultural ideology that is so pervasive

00:00:17.020 in society today. Today, I'm joined by actor Kevin Sorbo to talk about what it looks like

00:00:22.560 from the inside and how he and a few others are working to shift the cultural and societal

00:00:27.640 conversations happening there. Today, we talk about the overt emasculation of men, the hijacking

00:00:34.520 of Hollywood, the battle of ideologies taking place in the entertainment industry, and also

00:00:40.620 hot cultural buttons like transgenderism, unvetted illegal immigrants, the dangers of the world 1.00

00:00:45.500 economic forum, and so much more. You're a man of action. You live life to the fullest, embrace your

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00:01:16.140 host and the founder of the Order of Man podcast and movement. I have a very exciting podcast for you

00:01:21.060 today with a man that probably doesn't need a whole lot of introduction for a lot of you. His

00:01:26.640 name is Kevin Sorbo. We'll get into that because it's a very important discussion that's taking

00:01:31.560 place and one that I think a lot of the times we just tend to overlook because we believe that we

00:01:36.140 have lost the battle already for the entertainment industry. And if we can win the cultural ideology

00:01:43.700 battle inside of Hollywood and the entertainment industry, that is a huge victory because it does

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00:02:46.480 you to Kevin. He's an actor and producer. Again, his name is Kevin Sorbo. If you're roughly my age,

00:02:53.200 within a few years, give or take, you may remember Kevin from one of his most well-known roles,

00:02:57.620 Hercules. But what you may not know is the cultural battle that he's been fighting inside the walls of

00:03:03.760 the entertainment industry. He's an outspoken advocate for conservative principles and ideas.

00:03:08.820 Kevin has been fighting an uphill battle in an industry notorious for canceling actors who don't

00:03:14.360 agree with the prevailing current narrative. In addition to his acting career, Kevin has built

00:03:20.340 his own production company, Sorbo Studios, which makes wholesome, very value-driven films, including

00:03:25.960 Miracle in East Texas. And he's also the author of his latest book. It's his children's book. It's

00:03:32.200 called The Test of Lionhood by Brave Books. Guys, this is a man who has constantly been willing to put

00:03:37.340 his livelihood on the line for what he believes. And I think regardless of where we sit on the

00:03:41.960 discussion, we can all respect that. Kevin, so good to see you. Thanks for joining me on the podcast

00:03:47.880 today. My pleasure. It's good to be here. You're a bit of an anomaly in Hollywood based on... I followed

00:03:56.860 you on Twitter for some time now, X, I guess now it is. And obviously a little bit of your career

00:04:01.380 growing up watching Hercules and things like this. Yeah, it's pretty interesting to see what

00:04:08.180 you're talking about and know that you're in Hollywood because this is not normal relative

00:04:12.080 to what we see for the Hollywood left. Yeah, I don't fit in too well there. I was never really

00:04:17.340 a Hollywood guy to begin with. I grew up in a small town of Minnesota, grew up with good values,

00:04:21.700 great parents, church every Sunday, sports, all that stuff. My buddies are still guys I've known

00:04:28.160 since grade school. And I got out there and I know it's a business and I know the politics of it.

00:04:35.160 I know the craziness of it. And I'm not good at playing those games. I just went out there because

00:04:39.220 I love acting. I love being involved in the business. I love the creating of movies and

00:04:42.920 television shows. So when I moved out there, I didn't really... I didn't on purpose push myself

00:04:50.360 away from Hollywood, but at the same time, I didn't embrace the BS that goes with it, I guess, 1.00

00:04:55.400 and playing those stupid games. I was fortunate enough to make a very good living. I'm still 1.00

00:04:59.420 working. But about 11, 12 years ago, I got booted out. My agent manager said,

00:05:04.860 we can't work anymore because of your politics. And I just thought that was so funny because

00:05:08.440 Hollywood really was started with conservatives. That's how it all started out. It wasn't really

00:05:13.880 until... You had liberals in there. I mean, you're going to mix everybody through the decades,

00:05:17.860 but it really wasn't until the 60s when things really started changing.

00:05:20.260 But I never backed down from a good debate on a set with somebody. If we had different points

00:05:24.960 of view, I was not there to argue. I was like, I'm happy to hear the other point of view. But I

00:05:29.040 just kept fighting away and eventually got too much for them and they booted me out. And I formed

00:05:33.720 Sorbo Studios. And my wife and I have been doing our own movies ever since, a lot of independent

00:05:38.480 movies. And in fact, I'm filming one right now. I got four in post-production. I got two movies,

00:05:44.340 two documentaries that are coming out this spring and summer. So, you know, I'm not going to get the

00:05:49.240 big, big budget movies anymore, but I'm staying busy in the industry I love and I'm doing movies

00:05:54.000 that I want to do. It's always interesting to me. And I don't want to be insulting at all when I say

00:05:59.020 this, but it's always interesting to me when I see how much stock people put into what actors think

00:06:05.280 because they portray some sort of virtuous character. When that's their job, their job is,

00:06:11.520 and I'm not saying it's probably the way that you would agree with. So please correct me if I'm wrong,

00:06:15.460 is to make us believe that they're something other than they actually are. But we just put

00:06:20.600 too much stock into it, I think, at times. Oh, there's no question. Oh yeah, we get, look,

00:06:24.900 we're kids. We're immature children in this industry. I mean, you get, you get paid to be,

00:06:29.300 you know, if you're lucky enough to make a living at it, you're, you're, you're, you're portraying

00:06:32.680 someone else. It's not even yourself in these roles. I mean, I think people, I think all actors bring

00:06:37.240 part of themselves with the roles, but for the most part, you're a different character doing a,

00:06:41.740 you know, a different life. I mean, I've played everything from a pastor to a, to a, a guy that

00:06:47.220 was, you know, to a doctor, to a superhero, to whatever. So I'm not any of those things in real

00:06:52.300 life, but I, I, I find it interesting. I agree with you when these people get up on these platforms

00:06:58.900 and sit there and talk about their politics, like everybody's supposed to follow their politics when

00:07:03.240 they talk of the Emmys and Golden Globes and Oscars, people are sick of it. That every one of these

00:07:07.380 award shows for the last 10 years, I've been going straight downhill. People don't care. They don't,

00:07:11.480 they're so tired of the woke crap of Hollywood, but I don't think, I don't think the, these A-listers 0.98

00:07:15.940 care. I don't, they, they live in their own little bubble, their own little world. And, uh, they have 0.98

00:07:20.560 no idea what it's like. It's like the Washington DC. They have no idea what the outside world is

00:07:25.780 really like. So, um, to me, uh, unfortunately I got stuck in that world because I like it, but at the

00:07:31.780 same time I, I don't fit in too well. And, um, that, that part is sort of frustrating, I guess,

00:07:36.460 cause I'd love to be part of getting good, really big movies again, or big TV shows,

00:07:40.920 but I realized that's not going to happen and that's fine. I'm still, you know, I do these

00:07:45.060 three to $4 million movies and I get a lot of independent people coming to me to want me to be

00:07:49.160 in their movies and, um, you know, knock on wood, I'm still, I'm still making a living at it.

00:07:53.660 Yeah. Well, I I'm always, I'm always inspired by somebody who's takes what they're doing into

00:08:00.820 their own hands. You're talking about creating your own movie studio, really the only person

00:08:05.600 you can tell me if I'm wrong, but the only person that I can think of currently that maintains a

00:08:11.620 more conservative, maybe even Christian set of values verbally, vocally, publicly, and has maintained

00:08:18.940 that like a list status in Hollywood would be, would be somebody like Chris Pratt. I don't know

00:08:23.700 if you agree with that, but what's up with that? How does that work for him? I don't know. I think

00:08:28.860 it has reached a point where, you know, whoever thought about parks and recreation, he would lose

00:08:33.820 40 pounds and be buffed up and do these superhero things. You can see when he started doing superheroes

00:08:38.420 cause he turned from the guy on parks and rec to this Jack guy that I'm like, that guy actually

00:08:43.060 looks pretty good. So you knew he was doing other movies. He started changing a little bit cause he knew

00:08:47.180 these things were happening. So his career has been hotter than hot the last eight, nine years,

00:08:51.760 10 years. And, um, I think because, I mean, he's getting attacked too, but I mean, I think because

00:08:57.740 he's done so well with these big movies, um, and the audience from both sides of the political, I like

00:09:03.920 the guy, uh, I think he's able to keep his career. I think a guy like John Voight, you know, he's up there.

00:09:09.880 I think a guy like Clint Eastwood, 90 some years old, still making these movies and stuff. But, um,

00:09:15.140 you know, there's, there's, there's a lot more conservatives in Hollywood than people are

00:09:19.340 aware of. I mean, every movie I've been doing the last six, seven years, I get an actor, I get a

00:09:23.680 director, I get a lighting guy, a camera guy, whatever comes up to me quietly and says, thanks

00:09:29.160 for being a voice for us. And I go, dude, be a voice for yourself. Well, I don't want to get

00:09:32.860 blacklisted like you. And I did, I got blacklisted, but, uh, you know, one door closed, another one 1.00

00:09:38.220 open. So I'm saying, I'm, like I said, I'm staying busy. I'm just not going to get, uh, $20 million

00:09:42.740 to do a $300 million movie. So good for Chris. I think that might change though. I mean, I look

00:09:48.760 at, obviously, you know, you have characters like Hercules, which you played. And then, you know,

00:09:52.660 I think about the movies that I grew up watching, which was, you know, Braveheart and Gladiator.

00:09:58.600 You talk a lot about these masculine heroes. And I think that men in general, maybe even society

00:10:06.180 are craving an actual manly heroic movie or series or whatever, because we've been inundated

00:10:15.140 with things like Barbie and, you know, all these other movies that paint men as the, the

00:10:20.220 bad guys and women as the victims and men need to act more like women. I think we're craving 0.99

00:10:25.260 it.

00:10:25.660 Yeah. I mean, it's not that you have to go out and kill people and stuff, but I think look,

00:10:28.900 people look like a Denzel Washington, uh, doing the movies he's been doing. You look at, um,

00:10:33.620 a Jack Reacher, the TV series right now, which is very successful. You look at Yellowstone,

00:10:38.380 um, obviously very violent. There's some lot of evil people there too. But I think that I think

00:10:43.380 people are looking at, uh, uh, they're tired of the wimps out there. There's so many, there's,

00:10:47.820 there's been such an emasculation of men for decades and decades right now. And it's just,

00:10:52.820 I think people have reached a point enough of this stuff, enough of these guys, these girly girls. 0.97

00:10:56.900 And I think people are looking for people to, uh, to be, you know, there's a difference between men

00:11:03.040 and women. It's as simple as that. People get mad at that statement, which cracks me up. Um,

00:11:07.800 when these guys are saying they're women now, when they're going to these sports and they're

00:11:10.980 beating the heck out of women, and now the boxing association has made it legal. They made it, 1.00

00:11:15.020 they, they passed some sort of referendum that now, uh, a transgender, uh, female can now go boxing, 0.87

00:11:23.600 uh, other women in the boxing ring. I mean, it's just, it's, it's unbelievably weird and childish 1.00

00:11:29.540 and insane what we're doing right now, this world and shame on these parents for letting

00:11:33.660 our daughters go against these guys, pull them out of that sport, go, go create your own swim team. 1.00

00:11:38.280 You know, it goes, it's stupid for you while they're only in school once. Yeah. But you're 1.00

00:11:42.380 letting them compete against men. And you guys know deep down, they know it's wrong. And for us to sit

00:11:47.640 there and constantly tell, um, the world that this is normal and okay, there's nothing normal about it.

00:11:52.960 It's not, I mean, I look, I know Bruce Jenner. I knew Bruce Jenner for many years before he became

00:11:58.320 Caitlyn Jenner, but he didn't, he didn't change his sex when he was seven years old and some parents 0.99

00:12:03.220 drag him down into a doctor's office and cut off his penis. So to me, it's, um, even he fights 0.99

00:12:09.520 against that or she, I should say fights against that. No, you shouldn't, you shouldn't say it that

00:12:14.040 way. I know he, she, I don't know. I don't know. I honestly don't care. Cause it's weird to me.

00:12:20.700 It's weird to me that we have to appease this crowd and appease them. And, uh, I, I look out

00:12:25.600 and go, okay, what, what rights do you not have that you and I have rights in the transgender or

00:12:32.220 even the gay world? Do they not have it's it's, they want better representation. Well, you know

00:12:37.440 what the gay population in America depends on what you want to read is three to 4% of the population.

00:12:42.760 Why are they in 90% of the movies and TV shows? That's over-representation have, have equal

00:12:48.360 representation going with whatever, I guess. I just think it's just, it's crazy that we're just

00:12:53.300 forcing the stuff down people's throats. And I think, I think most people like myself don't care

00:12:57.500 what people do in their personal lives. I could care less. I think people are just getting tied

00:13:01.560 up and shoved down the throat every single day that you're a homophobe, you're transgender, you're, 0.96

00:13:06.820 you're, you know, you're whatever you're in. It's just like enough of this stuff. And you're racist. 1.00

00:13:11.640 Yes. We're all racist. I mean, it's just, I mean, it's just, I, I, I've just had it. And 0.97

00:13:16.500 I think more and more people are going to finally stand up and say enough is enough. And you see it

00:13:20.880 starting to happen now. There's been a, there's been a tipping point. There's no question.

00:13:25.000 Well, I mean, people will call me a misogynist and they'll call me a sexist. And at this point,

00:13:29.420 none of those things mean anything to me. Number one, I don't believe anything that somebody would say

00:13:34.320 if they would call me that I really don't, there's no credibility there. And number two,

00:13:38.000 that word doesn't mean anything anymore because you've bastardized it and you've used it. You've

00:13:43.560 it's like Nazi. If everybody's a Nazi, nobody's a Nazi. So let's reserve the word for actual Nazis.

00:13:51.160 Let's reserve racism for actual racism. Let's reserve sexism for actual sexism, which is interesting

00:13:58.520 because you see that a lot with sexism and even racism and they call it reverse racism or reverse

00:14:04.520 sexism. It's not true. It's just racism. It's just sexism. There's no reverse anything.

00:14:10.320 Yeah. I know black people that are racist as well. So give me a break. 0.99

00:14:13.620 Of course. I mean, we, we all can be right. We all hear jokes or we all have our own biases or

00:14:20.740 own experiences. Of course, that's a natural human experience.

00:14:25.340 Of course it is. And it's, it's just, I never thought of the whole racist issue until Obama came

00:14:32.800 along. He brought it to the forefront very quickly and use that play card. I mean, the guy, there's no

00:14:38.360 question. The guy, um, is, is, is, uh, if he's not a Marxist, he certainly borderlines her. He's

00:14:45.520 certainly a hardcore socialist. Uh, when he said, before he began president, once I'm president, I'm going to,

00:14:50.500 I'm going to, uh, I'm going to transform America. What do you say? What was the words he used again?

00:14:56.220 He's going to do something about transforming America. And I said to my wife, I said, if you

00:15:00.140 said to me that when we're walking down the aisle, Oh, once we're married, I'm going to transform you.

00:15:03.940 I wouldn't get married. It's just, it's just crazy. It's crazy. I mean, this is the best country in

00:15:10.740 the world and we're trying to turn it into one of the worst countries in the world. And we're well on our

00:15:14.860 way. I think we're a socialist country right now. And it's just only getting, there's, I think the stage is

00:15:19.300 that just like the stages of socialism moving into communism, which is very close to socialism.

00:15:23.780 So, um, we're, you know, we, we now attack people for, um, trying to live the American dream.

00:15:30.720 We attack people working hard and creating a business and creating jobs for other people.

00:15:35.600 They're the bad guy. I mean, you look, what's going on in Switzerland right now, these bozos,

00:15:39.980 they're back to now talking about vaccine, vaccinating the world again. And, you know,

00:15:44.140 they want more people to die. We're too crowded. We're not too crowded. I fly over America a lot.

00:15:48.660 There's a lot, a lot of acreage I see with nobody living on it. So give me a break with

00:15:54.020 this stuff, but fear is their favorite weapon. They love pushing fear in us and they're not

00:15:57.580 going to stop using it until people stop being fearful.

00:16:01.220 You talk about being from Minnesota. I hunt in Minnesota every year and I love the state

00:16:05.600 and I have good friends in Minnesota and it's, uh, there's a lot of space. I'm not sure I want

00:16:09.800 people to occupy it though. Cause I like, I like my space out there. That's for sure.

00:16:13.780 Well, well, Minnesota has turned into a California with this policy.

00:16:17.400 It really has. It really has.

00:16:19.920 And the funny thing about it is all my friends are conservative back there and they're just like,

00:16:23.960 oh, and they're rolling their eyes all the time. The stuff that they're doing that state is just

00:16:27.640 sad. So what state are you in? Where are you at?

00:16:30.140 I'm in Utah, but I fly out there to the Alexandria area each and every year. And I go hunt out there with

00:16:35.380 some good friends. So, but it's more rural. It's not, it's not the, you know, Minneapolis and the

00:16:40.360 blue areas. It's more rural. Like any state I was in Maine, the coastal cities, Portland,

00:16:46.140 Bangor, things like this are, are liberal. The more rural areas, which is where I was,

00:16:50.460 of course, more conservative.

00:16:52.560 Of course. Of course. I know Alexandria very well. I got good friends up there. We had a

00:16:56.440 buddy of mine back home in Minneapolis. I lived outside of Minneapolis on Lake Minnetonka and

00:17:00.860 buddies of mine had a home on Lobster Lake up there, but I went to college at Moorhead State

00:17:05.400 University of Fargo-Moorhead. So Alex was the halfway point from Minneapolis. It was St.

00:17:10.540 Cloud, Alex, Fergus Falls, then Moorhead.

00:17:13.920 Yeah. You know, one of the things that I like about what you're doing, and I didn't know this,

00:17:18.180 you said that Hollywood used to be more conservative. I believe if that's the case,

00:17:22.240 then liberalism and leftism has hijacked Hollywood. But I think that with what you're doing,

00:17:29.340 you're tapping into a space that I believe most conservatives have left alone. And that's the arts.

00:17:35.100 We've always looked at arts, or at least recently looked at arts as a leftist arena. And I think

00:17:43.360 there's a lot of art, whether it's photography or filmmaking or cooking, culinary, these types of

00:17:51.060 artistic ventures as more of a leftist thought than maybe more of a conservative thought. But I

00:17:57.060 think there's a battle to be fought there. Well, there is. And I think you're seeing more and more

00:18:00.500 independent filmmakers putting out movies with more of a positive message. Hollywood used to do that.

00:18:06.500 Hollywood, the good guy won in the movies. You know, the good guy beat the bad guy. The guy in

00:18:12.160 the white hat beat the guy in the black hat. And it's just, it's gotten more strange and strange of

00:18:16.220 what they're trying to push on us. I mean, look at how, look at Disney's looking at a $1.5 billion

00:18:21.720 loss. How long can Disney stay in business? Are they going to lose $1.5 billion every year in the

00:18:26.620 movie industry? People are sick of the message they put up, but they don't look like they're ready

00:18:29.960 to stop and change anything. But there are, there are more studios now. They're looking more for

00:18:35.320 family fare. They're looking more for stuff because I get stopped all the time in airports and hotel

00:18:39.920 lobbies. People say, please, please keep making the movies that you're making. But you know, the trouble

00:18:44.960 is when I'm doing my $3 million movie, I don't have a $100 million advertising budget like they do for

00:18:49.900 these $300 million Avengers and Spider-Man and Thor movies. So the battle we have is getting it out

00:18:56.320 there because I get people that, you know, go to Sorbo Studios and say, Hey, I just saw this movie.

00:19:00.700 What if? Well, I shot that 12 years ago, you know, but they just, they just heard about it now. And

00:19:05.800 it's, it's, it's, it's frustrating. We don't have that power to get out there, promote these good

00:19:11.360 movies that have family values in them. I think there's a, a, a, a double-edged sword here. And that is

00:19:18.040 getting out there to support what, what you're doing and other people are doing and also not

00:19:22.880 engaging in, in companies and behavior that we don't approve of. I think a great example of that

00:19:28.140 is Bud Light. I'm not sure there's another example that was as powerful as the amount of money and

00:19:34.580 Disney's definitely tap dancing on that line of the amount of money they've lost because conservative

00:19:42.140 people have decided, you know what? We're just not going to support this company anymore. And we're

00:19:47.040 going to vote with our dollars. And we're actually beginning to see that the conservative ideology

00:19:51.960 or idea with, with voting for our dollars or not voting for certain companies can actually work

00:19:58.200 if we do it. Well, it works to a degree, but the reality is if you're going to, if you're going to

00:20:02.820 not buy Bud Light, then you better not buy their other beers too, because they own a lot of beers.

00:20:07.340 You know, they got the Michelob with the Michelob dry or whatever. They own a lot of different

00:20:12.180 brands all under the same umbrella. So if you really want to hurt them, but you know, they're,

00:20:15.920 they're going back at strong right now with advertising. I saw Peyton Manning's doing a

00:20:19.800 commercial for it now getting Bud Light for everybody in the, in the bar. They show it in

00:20:23.820 all the sports games now. So, and I know that Kid Rock came back out and he said, you know what?

00:20:29.300 We're hurting the blue collar workers inside these breweries, which is true. And most of those guys 1.00

00:20:34.560 work in those breweries, I can almost guarantee. Yeah, but those look, people aren't going to stop

00:20:38.940 drinking beer. Those jobs don't just disappear. They just migrate. They just move. People don't stop

00:20:43.700 drinking beer. No, no, they don't. I know, but I'm just saying, I don't think it hurt the company as

00:20:49.540 much as people think it did, but, but the statement was there, which is good. Right. Right. What made

00:20:56.660 you decide that you were going to step away? Cause there was a real risk of you deciding to be vocal

00:21:02.580 about your beliefs. And, and obviously it was antithetical to what most of Hollywood believed.

00:21:08.320 It'd be very easy for you to just be quiet. And I think a lot of people are, like you said earlier,

00:21:13.180 why did you decide to be vocal about it? Well, I never, I never really stopped being vocal about

00:21:18.340 it, but I think social media just sort of amplified that voice. I mean, I just, I was posting stuff on

00:21:23.620 Facebook. Facebook took me down three years ago for posting the truth about COVID. I was posting all,

00:21:29.440 Hey, look at these 10,000 doctors are saying about mask wearing that it's BS. It does nothing.

00:21:34.380 And of course you get attacked by people. But of course now, as a couple of years have gone by

00:21:38.680 more and more doctors to come out and go, yeah, the mask wearing was kind of useless. And it is,

00:21:42.520 we all know it. We all knew it. We knew that 10 days into it. I was just so stupid. And then,

00:21:47.780 but I, my wife warned me about it about a dozen years ago. You better be careful, you know? And I

00:21:52.060 remember guys, other actors coming up, man, you know, the words get around about, you know,

00:21:56.740 words get around about me. I didn't think I was saying, I wasn't like attacking anybody. I was just

00:22:01.360 saying the opposite of what Hollywood was saying in a lot of issues. Now I'm going, well, let's talk

00:22:06.080 about our public schools, guys. You think they're so great? They suck. I mean, the statistics are

00:22:11.040 there that how bad our public education system is and how it's brainwashing kids. And now look at

00:22:16.200 our universities. I mean, I just did a movie that we had a young girl playing that she was 21 years

00:22:21.380 old, a senior in college. And during the break, I asked her during filming, I said, so what are you

00:22:25.680 studying in college? She said, gender studies. Well, what the hell is gender? I said, I could 0.95

00:22:31.760 have saved your parents $200,000. Here you go. Ready? Male, female. Done. It's over. The end.

00:22:38.760 Simple as that. What kind of job is she going to get seriously besides working at Starbucks afterwards? 0.85

00:22:44.840 I mean, what is she, she'll go into teaching more gender studies to people that just, it's, 1.00

00:22:50.580 it's what, and universities allow that. They've created gender studies as an actual degree. 1.00

00:22:56.740 Get a real degree if you're going to college, guys. But when you get a guy like Bill Maher,

00:23:00.380 I mean, look at Bill Maher. Look at the stuff he's been saying lately. He came out about a month ago

00:23:04.460 and said, do not send your kids to universities. This has come from Bill Maher, who's a pretty liberal

00:23:09.180 guy. And he's saying more and more things over the last couple of years saying, it's, he said,

00:23:15.100 the left is going, is getting so crazy. This woke stuff is just stupid. All these comedians, 1.00

00:23:19.500 all these left wing comedians, Seinfeld. He said, I'm not going to go play his universities

00:23:24.020 anymore. It's a waste of my time. These kids are just idiots. And they're, and Seinfeld said that

00:23:28.800 Seinfeld said that he hasn't done colleges in about three years now. He's totally stopped.

00:23:35.340 Yeah. I mean, I know Bill Maher, like, obviously I don't, I don't agree with a whole lot of his

00:23:38.680 politics, but at least the guy is willing to examine it. And I think that's what we need to be

00:23:42.880 more aware of is, is can we just look at it objectively and ask ourselves if this is

00:23:49.380 moving? I don't mind if somebody disagrees with me. I don't mind if somebody sees it differently,

00:23:53.340 but when they start to threaten my own way of life or prosperity for my kids or this country,

00:23:58.680 I take issue with that. And I think somebody like Bill Maher is at least willing to be

00:24:02.360 intellectually honest and engage in a, in a healthy discussion, although we may see it differently.

00:24:08.540 Well, it's already happened to me. I mean, in the last three years, I used to do quite a few of

00:24:12.660 these autograph shows, these comic-con shows because of Hercules and my series Andromeda.

00:24:16.720 And now these guys that run these comic-cons, okay, we got like 20 emails from people saying

00:24:21.540 that you better not let Sorbo be there. Otherwise we're going to cause problems. I'm going,

00:24:25.820 you're going to have 50,000 people there and 20 emails. 20 people.

00:24:29.680 Stop having me come. Number one, these punks won't even show up. I guarantee you. 0.81

00:24:33.740 They're not even going to attend, right? They don't want tickets.

00:24:35.660 Number two, number two, they probably work for Soros. They're probably unemployed. They're

00:24:40.160 probably 35 living in their mom's basement. They're probably raised without a father. I mean,

00:24:44.280 I'm sure there's a common denominator with these losers and they spend this much time on their 0.99

00:24:48.660 computer to attack me on Twitter. I laugh at that stuff. I'm going, my God, anybody I don't agree 0.98

00:24:54.080 with, I'm not going to waste my time hoping this guy posts pretty soon so I can attack him. I mean,

00:24:59.060 it's just, it's amazing to me. It's just, uh, and, but for me to not be able to face my attackers,

00:25:04.680 my accusers and, um, have a debate with them and have, they're able to cost me jobs and cost me work.

00:25:11.700 This it's, it's, it's so ridiculous right now. I would love to meet these people and have a,

00:25:16.320 have a conversation. I would love to see where their mindset is and see how, how, how right I am

00:25:21.900 about guessing who they really are. Well, I think one of the things I appreciate most about what

00:25:27.940 you're doing is there's a lot of people who will complain. And of course we're problem solving

00:25:32.780 machines. So we look for things that are problems. We look for things that are wrong, but very few

00:25:37.880 people of all of us who look for things that are wrong, actually do something about it. And you're

00:25:42.400 putting your money where your mouth is by investing in, in, in writing books, investing in starting

00:25:49.000 your own companies and producing your own films. I think that's where you can tell somebody serious.

00:25:54.860 Is this a guy that's sitting in mommy and daddy's basement running his mouth about who knows what,

00:25:59.820 or is this a guy who's willing to put literally millions of dollars into a venture to try to change

00:26:04.780 and alter the course of culture. And that's what you're doing. And that's what I appreciate.

00:26:09.920 Yeah. When I'm putting out movies that have hope and love and faith and redemption and laughter and,

00:26:14.540 and just positive stuff instead of negative stuff that Hollywood does that keeps throwing us every

00:26:19.520 movie and every television show. And every movie I do, you know, I get about 120 people employed

00:26:26.020 for those two, three, four months or whatever it may be. I am doing something, but I'm doing

00:26:30.300 something that I absolutely love as well. And I've always, I mean, one thing I loved about Hercules,

00:26:34.220 and I had nothing to do with the writing on it. I mean, I put in my two cents now and then with

00:26:38.940 each script, but overall the writers, they wrote very moralistic episodes. Hercules didn't fight

00:26:45.040 for the sake of fighting. You always try to talk people out of it. I got letters, thousands of

00:26:49.020 letters coming in weekly from 176 countries around the country, around the world. We were the number

00:26:54.300 most watched show in the world saying, you know what? I used to, I used to bully people. I don't want

00:26:59.960 to bully people anymore. Or every movie I do, a guy comes up, Hey, I started working up because of

00:27:05.260 you. I think I'm a stunt guy because of you. I've gotten the business. I mean, it's amazing to me,

00:27:09.920 the power of television and movies to do good or bad. And unfortunately, Hollywood chooses to push a

00:27:16.380 lot of negativity out there, but I'm doing movies that Hollywood used to do, and I'm going to keep

00:27:20.480 on doing them. And I love, like I said, I love what I do. I, I escaped California five years ago.

00:27:26.060 I live in the free state of Florida. It's fantastic here. I get to your state quite a bit because I

00:27:30.540 have a place in park city, Utah. I ski a lot. So beautiful. I love getting back. I heard you guys

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00:28:58.920 for now. Let's get back to it with Kevin. I'm in Southern Utah. So we got a little bit of snow down

00:29:05.520 here, but I did about a month ago, do some skiing in Sundance outside of Provo, which is fairly close

00:29:12.420 to where you're at. Oh yeah. Yeah. Are you in St. George or where are you at? That's where I am.

00:29:16.480 St. George. Yeah. So I ski in Brian head. If you've ever been there. Yeah, no, I haven't been there,

00:29:20.820 but I, I had a home in Henderson, Nevada for a while. So I knew it was straight across over there.

00:29:24.800 I know a couple of people at St. I'm St. George area. In fact, Dr. J used to live there,

00:29:29.240 the basketball player. He did. That's true. I think he lived in, was it the ledges? I can't remember,

00:29:33.900 but he moved back to Georgia, Georgia. He's in Georgia. So, okay. So you're in the free state

00:29:41.660 of Florida. What are your thoughts on Trump versus DeSantis? Like where, how did, cause I know you're

00:29:47.100 a supporter of Trump, but where does DeSantis fall into that as well? I like DeSantis. I think I left

00:29:52.480 the worst governor in the country to the best governor. I mean, what's going on in California

00:29:56.280 is just crazy. They've lost millions of people over the last 10 years. Millions have moved out of that

00:30:01.280 state and they're moving to Utah. They're moving to Vegas. They're moving to Tennessee, Texas,

00:30:07.180 Florida. There's reasons for that. And so I think, I know politics is a game within stuff. I think

00:30:15.060 DeSantis's role, I think he could have played a little smarter and not worried about it. I think,

00:30:20.200 cause I've been in a number of places at events where they both, I've sat at the same table with

00:30:24.400 both those guys. And to me, I think if he played a little cooler and been more supportive instead of

00:30:30.360 sort of the backstabbing thing that goes on, I think that he would have probably been a shoo-in 1.00

00:30:34.660 to be vice president along with Trump and then get his eight years afterwards. Who knows what

00:30:39.380 Trump's going to do, but you know, they've been attacking this guy for, since 2015, since he

00:30:45.000 announced. And there's nobody, no president in the history of our country has gone through every

00:30:50.820 single day of attacks like he has. And everything they do to try to find out on him or create stuff

00:30:56.940 like the Russian collusion twice, nothing zip both times. And they find nothing bad on these

00:31:03.160 kids, on his family. Look at Biden, look at his family and look at his kids, look at his history.

00:31:08.580 And yet he gets one pass after another. And it's just the hypocrisy and the lawlessness 0.96

00:31:13.900 and the granting of just getting day passes is so blatant and obvious. And people, I think a lot of

00:31:21.120 people just vote when they see a D next to a name or an R next to a name, instead of really doing

00:31:25.940 their homework, do your homework, do your due diligence and really look at what they're doing

00:31:29.900 guys. Cause so we have a very lazy, very uneducated country and a lot of ignorance in there. And they

00:31:36.260 just don't want to spend the time. They just rather, they know everything about the Kardashians and

00:31:40.280 nothing about anybody at Washington, DC.

00:31:43.400 Well, I think that's interesting. Cause I do often hear, Oh, I don't like Trump. I'm like,

00:31:47.640 I might not like him in person either. I'm not really worried about that. Cause him and I aren't

00:31:51.660 going to be breaking bread at my dinner table together. What I'm worried about is can he steer

00:31:55.780 the direction of the country in the right way? I'm not worried about being best buddies and chumming

00:32:00.820 up with Trump or Biden. That's not going to happen. I just want to make sure that we're moving in the

00:32:06.720 right direction. You know, it's interesting though, cause a year ago you could not have convinced me

00:32:12.540 that Trump would be able to win the next presidential election. And I'm having a hard

00:32:18.560 time seeing how he doesn't at this point, considering the climate of the country.

00:32:23.940 Number one, we got to get rid of mail-in voting. And that's one thing I kind of, I kind of, I got an,

00:32:28.280 I got an issue with the Republican party these last three years when Biden's in office is why that's

00:32:33.780 still in place. Get rid of, we're like the only country in the world. I believe it does mail-in voting.

00:32:37.800 You can cheat so much with that. And it's been proven to cheat so much. I don't care what anybody

00:32:42.440 says. Biden did not win that presidency. They can talk about that all they want.

00:32:46.500 Carrie Lake did not lose in Arizona as the governor. I mean, it's the number of ways that

00:32:51.720 they've shown people, they got people on tape, they got people admitting to the cheating. I mean,

00:32:56.320 it's just, we need to have, you vote on the day of the election and that's it. And it's not racist

00:33:01.840 to show an ID. That's that, that was one of the biggest, stupidest things I've ever heard in my life. 1.00

00:33:06.620 It's racist to say that somebody who's black can't get an ID. That's ridiculous. Of course they can. 1.00

00:33:12.380 Of course they can. But this, but this is the Democrat party telling you as an African American

00:33:17.900 person, you're too stupid and incapable of getting your own ID. They should be offended by that. 1.00

00:33:23.020 They should be, are you kidding me? But look, let's go to the border right now. When, when Trump was

00:33:27.460 president four years, what 1.4 million came across the border in four years. We're up to 10 million

00:33:32.600 people in three years. When are we not going to wake up to the fact that most of these people

00:33:37.720 are coming, not the most, but let's say even, even 10%, even 10% of the coming on the border

00:33:43.560 are bad, evil people. I tell people right now, we're looking at a massive scale of a nine 11 1.00

00:33:48.640 in every major city because of the people we're letting into this country. We have no idea. 1.00

00:33:53.320 They've already admitted that they, a lot of terrorists, a lot of people have come across

00:33:57.200 the border. How can you stop it? If you've got 10 million people, how can you stop that? They

00:34:01.480 can't, they can't catch everybody, but it's unbelievable that our government is allowing

00:34:06.160 that to happen. And nobody's making a stink about it. In fact, the Democrat party, the Democrats,

00:34:11.140 people that vote for Democrats don't seem to even be aware how bad it is.

00:34:15.140 Yeah. I think there's a little bit of a blissful ignorance going on. And then it comes back to

00:34:19.360 likability factor. You know, I have P I'm not going to say who they are, but I have people in my life

00:34:23.240 who, uh, you know, don't like Trump. So they won't vote for him. Even though if you ask them

00:34:29.560 about certain policy, they're very conservative in their approach, but they will never call

00:34:34.260 themselves a conservative. Okay. Let me, let me, I'll ask. I've asked many people that get in my

00:34:39.800 face about wanting to vote for Trump. And I go, what policies of his head did you hate? Well,

00:34:44.040 he was an asshole. I go, be an asshole, not a policy. What policies did you not like? They can't 1.00

00:34:49.860 think of one, not one. And I'll bring up stuff he did. You know, I'll bring up that he made black 1.00

00:34:55.900 unemployment, the lowest ever Hispanic unemployment, lowest ever. He, he closed our border down. He

00:35:00.600 made us energy independent people. I think they forgot that gas was a buck 90 gallon when he left

00:35:06.220 and it was up to $7 in less than a year because Biden stopped all production oil in America,

00:35:11.840 which is crazy. We have so many natural resources here.

00:35:16.360 Haven't we reduced gas prices by, you know, 50, 50% since Biden took office? I mean,

00:35:21.900 that's the kind of numbers they play where it, you know, had this meteoric rise and then it reduced

00:35:27.320 and I was like, Oh, we've lost all this. Wait, Oh, it's like $3.50 or $4 a gallon.

00:35:31.940 Exactly. It's okay now. It's just, it's weird that we have to rely on getting oil from countries that

00:35:40.520 hate us. We pay countries money. They can hate us for free. Stop giving our money with these people.

00:35:46.040 The amount of money we spent on climate hustle, climate change, which is called weather and

00:35:51.000 seasons, by the way, I can bring in plenty of examples of that, that that's all just a bunch

00:35:56.300 of hype as well. And the amount of money we throw at other countries, we could have built the wall

00:36:01.720 80 times over. And then look what we did in the pullout and leaving $80 billion of equipment and

00:36:08.020 getting a number of our, our, our, our, our warriors killed over there again. I mean, it's

00:36:13.740 just, it's, it's weird. I think the biggest killer in America more than anything is probably apathy.

00:36:19.580 Oh, well, what can we do? You know, they just, people just give up.

00:36:23.660 Yeah. I'm just, I'm just pulling up some notes here because I was thinking about it with regards

00:36:28.620 to what you're saying. We've got, you know, the world economic forum meeting right now. And

00:36:33.880 I've seen things where, you know, they're trying to appease the population by bringing in more

00:36:38.460 conservative individuals to, you know, share what they're going to share and they give them a little

00:36:43.060 clap and then they don't change anything. Like this stuff is actually very, very dangerous.

00:36:48.060 Yeah. Cause they know how to live. They, they know how all of us should live our lives. They're,

00:36:51.860 they're the special privilege ones. It's just like our tax system here. You know, I've always loved

00:36:56.980 Steve Forbes, flat tax. I said, why can't we do the flat tax? Cause you look at this,

00:37:01.120 okay. So we basically have to work seven months a year just for the government, but there's so kind

00:37:07.140 the other five months a year, you can keep that money that you made, but there are seven months.

00:37:11.280 We're going to take a hundred percent of everything you work so hard to, to, to, uh, to, to make money.

00:37:16.460 And, uh, we, we let this go on and on and on and on and people don't complain about it. People

00:37:20.820 complain, but they do nothing about it though. And I love the fact they had the Argentinian guy go speak.

00:37:25.840 I saw some of his beats. I can't remember his name. I was just pulling it up. I can't remember

00:37:30.120 his name right offhand, but yes, that's exactly what I was thinking of. Yeah. And, uh, you know,

00:37:34.860 but you're right. A little polite applause and they'll move on. But, uh, it's, um, I don't know.

00:37:40.160 It's, it's interesting that they're playing this game to say, see, we're open to everybody's

00:37:44.040 opinion. No, you're really not. You got that Klaus guy. If you want to talk about Nazis. So it's like, 0.66

00:37:50.120 this is just, uh, it's, it's almost, it's, it's almost so sad that it's comical.

00:37:58.860 Yeah. It would be comical if it wasn't as dire as the consequences of the comedy weren't as, uh,

00:38:05.780 tragic as, as they have been throughout history and they will be now if we don't pay attention.

00:38:12.100 Very true. It was, it's interesting. You're talking about the flat tax. I was talking with

00:38:16.920 one of my sons, uh, just a couple of days ago, he's asking me how much money I make. And I talk

00:38:21.760 with him about those things because I think it's important. He understands how it works. And

00:38:24.740 and I told him, he's like, well, wait, so you make that much money? I'm like, no,

00:38:28.480 that's how much my business made. And he's like, well, how much did you make? And I told him,

00:38:32.180 and he's like, well, where's the rest of it go? And I said, well, I have expenses and employees and

00:38:36.660 things like this, but a large part of it goes to the government. He's like, wait, what?

00:38:40.380 And we had to have this whole conversation about why they get as much as they get and why we don't get as

00:38:45.500 much as we ought to. And it was a very interesting discussion to see his wheels turning and the

00:38:50.580 light bulbs turn on for him about what is happening. Yeah. I mean, it's good. And it's good. You're

00:38:55.720 there. Look, why we talk about the emasculation of men. We've been doing it forever. We've been

00:39:00.160 doing it through sitcoms forever. It's been television movies, every movie and television sitcom,

00:39:05.180 the dad is fat and dumpy. The mom's a babe. The teenage kids make fun of dad. He's a pincushion for 0.99

00:39:10.260 the humor. And so we've been taught that the father isn't an important figure in the family.

00:39:15.920 So I wrote a book called The Test of Blindhood with Brave Books. So please go to bravebooks.com.

00:39:21.080 I think a lot of people might remember there was quite a bit of news on last year with Kirk Cameron

00:39:26.600 when he was reading at public libraries. And at public libraries, they were banning him from reading.

00:39:31.460 He was on the podcast, actually, to talk about some of this as well.

00:39:34.480 Oh, just because he's a Christian, you know? 0.92

00:39:36.120 But they were okay with drag queens reading to the seven-year-olds. I mean, it's just so weird. 0.97

00:39:42.320 So I came out and started really going after the ridiculousness of this whole, I got a t-shirt

00:39:46.560 that says embrace masculinity, okay? My 22-year-old son wears his to the gym all the time.

00:39:52.340 Men need to be men. We need strong men. Peter Weir is a director from Australia. He's done big

00:39:57.000 movies through the decades. He did a documentary 15 years ago saying, are there any real men left

00:40:02.080 in America? And I took, you know, a little umbrage of that. But I mean, I understand what he was saying

00:40:07.780 because we've done it so much now in our movies. If you're a conservative in a movie, if you're a

00:40:12.600 person of faith in a movie, you're the evil one. You're the idiot. You're the stupid one. You're 1.00

00:40:17.220 the guy that is just the biggest guy that just everybody wants to hate. And that's what they're

00:40:21.160 just, we're just brainwashing kids that believe this way. So this book, The Test of Blindhood

00:40:25.780 at Brave Books, go to bravebooks.com, great place to go, is really a story about a little line

00:40:31.980 cub named Lucas who ends up saving his little sister's life. He's in the, he's in the woods

00:40:35.720 with her. She gets cut by a plant that's going to kill her. He learned through his father

00:40:39.640 about the dangers and how to, how to, if anything bad happens, what to do in the forest. So he

00:40:45.700 ends up saving his little sister's life. And I get attacked by the alphabet crowd. You're 1.00

00:40:49.800 anti-transphobic, you're all transphobic, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I'm going, I'm not

00:40:53.440 anti-anything. I'm pro-child. I want kids and especially boys to grow up to be strong men and

00:40:59.460 strong fathers and their families and communities. Cause that's what we're missing. People, I,

00:41:04.740 there's, I've seen so many videos now of these liberal women saying, I don't want to date a 1.00

00:41:09.600 conservative, but they're only the real men left. All the liberal guys I meet are a bunch of wusses. 0.89

00:41:14.200 That's their words. And it's all over the internet. My son keeps showing me one all the time. 0.67

00:41:18.900 So, um, and, and you mentioned taxes. So there, I've seen a couple of now from women saying, 1.00

00:41:24.660 I just got out of college and I can't believe much money they take out of my job. I was like,

00:41:29.060 welcome to the real world. But, uh, you know, for me, I'm glad I wrote the book. Uh,

00:41:35.120 brave books does a great job. Um, please go to brave books.com. I got to throw it out there.

00:41:39.400 You can order my book for free. Just sign up for a whole year. Every month, you're going to get a

00:41:42.660 great book. That's going to be great for kids under 10, 11 years of age and below. And it's just a

00:41:48.140 great thing for the family to get involved and your kids will get excited by these stories because

00:41:52.160 they're positive stories. They're not negative ones. Yeah. I'll I've got two under that age.

00:41:57.260 So I'll get signed up for that. And, and as you were talking about that, I was thinking about

00:42:00.660 even with Disney, as we were talking about earlier, you think about the story of Lion King.

00:42:04.560 It's a father who's virtuous and righteous and he dies and he instills so deeply ingrained into his

00:42:10.920 son's DNA that even in his death, he's speaking to his son about responsibility and stepping up and

00:42:17.820 serving. Uh, and it's so, it's so hard to see how far it's fallen.

00:42:22.920 It's the story of Moses, what the Lion King is really. So to me, it's, it's, uh, Hollywood used to

00:42:29.320 get it and now they don't. I mean, they did a Noah movie and, um, came out, I don't know how many years

00:42:34.460 ago, eight years ago, nine years ago. And the story of Noah, as my wife said, that was more like

00:42:38.320 a transformers meets water world. You know, they made Noah schizophrenic, a drunk hell bent on killing

00:42:43.200 his family after the journey was over with the animals, let the animals just rule the world.

00:42:47.680 And I have no more people be here. I mean, it was just, it was so weird. It was, it was a beautiful

00:42:52.760 film, but it was just, it was so weird at the same time. And they even hired an atheist director. 0.68

00:42:57.760 And I go, why in the Jewish community of Hollywood was because everybody that worked with the Jewish

00:43:02.560 in Hollywood that runs the business, why would you hire an atheist director? Wouldn't you hire at least 1.00

00:43:06.920 a Jew that has the faith to some degree to do the story of Noah, you're going to throw $60 million 1.00

00:43:15.340 at this guy to make a movie? Uh, I don't know, but this is, this is the world we're living in now.

00:43:20.160 And it just seems to want to get more insane. Well, I think there's a cultural battle and I

00:43:24.340 think you're, uh, you're leading the charge and you're helping out and I appreciate what you're

00:43:28.260 doing. I want to be respectful of your time because you've got filming this afternoon and evening.

00:43:31.800 And so I want to let you get to that. Um, where would you direct people? Obviously brave books

00:43:36.400 anywhere else. And then I'll let you sign off for the day. Great place to go sorbostudios.com.

00:43:41.120 So you go to sorbostudios.com, S-O-R-B-O studios.com, all kinds of information. I got a number of

00:43:48.140 movies you can get there. Good family movies that have already been done in theaters. I had two

00:43:52.040 movies out last year in theaters. One was Left Behind Rise of the Antichrist based on the 80 million

00:43:56.620 bestselling Left Behind books. The other one is True Stories called Miracle in East Texas. True story

00:44:01.360 about the largest oil find in the history of the world back in 1930 in Kilgore, Texas.

00:44:05.720 Uh, great family movie, funny, um, uh, motivational and empowering, and also got a nice faith element

00:44:12.940 to it as well. So check it out. Brain books.com. And also I would suggest following you on X because

00:44:19.400 it's always entertaining. It's always informational and I like it as well. So Kevin, appreciate you

00:44:24.280 keep fighting the good fight. We'll support you where we can. Thanks for your time.

00:44:27.460 All right. K sorbs on Twitter. K sorbs. All right. Take care.

00:44:30.400 All right, you guys, there you go. My conversation with the one only Kevin Sorbo. I hope you enjoyed

00:44:36.600 that one. Uh, these are conversations that need to be had because they're just not conversations

00:44:41.220 that are taking place enough. And I'm really excited to be able to have somebody like Kevin

00:44:45.360 on the podcast to talk about his thoughts, his beliefs, and also learning from somebody who's

00:44:50.020 actively putting their money where their mouth is. And I can respect that. And I'm sure that you can

00:44:54.420 as well. So please connect with Kevin connect with myself on Instagram, X, Facebook, YouTube,

00:44:59.960 Twitter, all the places. Uh, also go check out Sorbo studios. The miracle in East Texas is a,

00:45:05.940 is a movie I'd highly recommend, including his children's book, the test of lionhood guys.

00:45:11.760 Last thing, if you would just take a screenshot right now, real quick and post it up on Instagram,

00:45:17.000 tag Kevin, tag myself, let people know what you're listening to. And then the very last thing I would

00:45:21.520 encourage you to do is to check out the battle, uh, ready program, the battle ready program.

00:45:26.420 You can do that at order of man.com slash battle ready. All right, guys, you've got your marching

00:45:30.880 orders and we will be back tomorrow for our ask me anything, but until then go out there, take action

00:45:36.620 and become a man. You are meant to be. Thank you for listening to the order of man podcast.

00:45:41.960 You're ready to take charge of your life and be more of the man you were meant to be.

00:45:45.760 We invite you to join the order at order of man.com.

00:45:51.520 You're ready to go for a time.

00:45:54.120 So,

00:46:00.180 we'll be ready to start.

00:46:00.880 I'll be ready to change if we want to,

00:46:04.020 we'll see you in a moment,

00:46:09.240 again.

Order of Man - February 20, 2024

KEVIN SORBO ｜ The Cultural Battleground For Masculinity

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