Pearl - Dispelling The Common Myths Of Feminism

00:00:00.000 Good afternoon, good evening, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily

00:00:13.100 here on the Audacity Network.

00:00:15.520 So the first thing we're going to talk about today is what men really want for Christmas.

00:00:20.760 You know, a lot of the ladies, sometimes you guys ask me, what can I get my guy for Christmas?

00:00:27.160 And I thought long and hard about the best thing that you guys can get your husbands.

00:00:36.020 Losing the baby weight and stopping nagging.

00:00:40.440 That's a gift that money cannot buy.

00:00:43.940 So the first topic that we're going to talk about today is Brett Cooper leaving the Daily Wire.

00:00:49.300 So as you guys know, when women leave industries, we just have a tendency to never be able to leave without drama.

00:00:55.940 Now, you know, men, when they get fired, they have a tendency, remember, not all, not all,

00:01:01.320 but they do have a tendency to leave and call it quits and just take the L when they get fired or

00:01:08.360 when there's a disagreement at work. But it just seems like in conservative media, we just have a

00:01:14.280 tendency to make it a spectacle. We saw Candace Owens get fired from the Daily Wire and she made

00:01:19.900 it a whole entire show, completely dramatic. And you guys know that there is incentives to do these

00:01:26.420 type of things. There is incentive to bring these, you know, contractual disagreements public

00:01:32.640 and just make a spectacle out of it. That is one of the downsides of dealing with, you know,

00:01:37.740 the influencer type. Now, initially when Brett Cooper was let go or she left, I think that was

00:01:44.780 her official stance she did leave i was really proud of her because she didn't make it a spectacle

00:01:50.620 now there was a video talking about how that's going to go over the details of brett cooper

00:01:58.560 leaving so we're going to go through that now back to the comment section i am producer reagan

00:02:03.520 filling in again for miss brett cooper but don't worry she will be back on monday and don't worry

00:02:07.340 brett will be back on monday and don't worry brett will be back on monday today december 10th will be

00:02:11.540 my last day hosting the comment section and working for the daily wire well the rumors were

00:02:15.540 true and just after a month of denying it brett cooper announces she is leaving the daily wire

00:02:20.580 there's a lot to unpack here from this inorganic scripted statement from brett the confirmation of

00:02:25.460 rumors about why she's leaving and if i think the daily wire is officially doomed as within a year

00:02:31.460 they've lost not one but two of their top talents as candace owens departure was just eight now i'd

00:02:37.460 like to say ladies this is terrible marketing for hiring us when candace owens makes this a spectacle

00:02:46.100 when she leaves do you know what they're gonna think about the next time when they hire another

00:02:50.260 woman i don't know if i want that risk same thing um with brett here she she hasn't really gone off

00:02:58.820 the rails but there's still a little bit of stuff that i just would have i don't want to say preferred

00:03:06.260 not to see i get something to talk about on my show right there's no downside for me but it's

00:03:11.940 not great marketing for us we're gonna get to it months ago but as for the rumors i'm thinking

00:03:17.380 they're true and it's not just that the daily wire is pushing out brett cooper it's actually that

00:03:22.660 brett cooper is a under one of these contracts that has her basically tied to secrecy and silence

00:03:29.300 under nda and can't say anything about it while they spin whatever narrative they want about it

00:03:33.140 they are promoting her best friend who was her maid of honor at her wedding they apparently

00:03:38.340 allegedly gave her acting classes to help her imitate brett's mannerisms and when i was talking

00:03:44.100 to a girl with the family i was staying with before she's like an 18 year old chick that

00:03:47.460 loves brett cooper she's a total super fan she was like yeah the reagan episodes are kind of weird

00:03:52.900 welcome back to the comment section so obviously i talk car brand into a whole new stratosphere of

00:03:58.660 woke confusion concerned about feminism i'm concerned about the growing gender divide but

00:04:02.900 before we get into today's episode make sure you like this video before we dive into this episode

00:04:06.340 though make sure that you like this video if you have not already if you've not already as i

00:04:10.020 understand two best friends are going to have similar mannerisms but you can't convince me

00:04:14.500 this isn't done in that's pretty weird look at that entirely on purpose as this just looks like

00:04:21.220 when two people pick the same character in street fighter where they have all the same moves with a

00:04:25.780 different color scheme and at one point in time it worked as a first time right also guys if you

00:04:30.420 want me to read your comment go to the audacitynetwork.com it's super easy to download

00:04:35.060 all you do is get the audacity app um it's 10 bucks a month 80 bucks a year and you get unlimited

00:04:42.260 comments on the live stream which i do read and hosted the comment section a month ago it was

00:04:47.220 received incredibly well stating reagan was a natural they wanted to see an episode that

00:04:51.860 featured them together speculating she will be a stand-in for when brett gets pregnant but looking

00:04:57.060 back on those top comments i honestly wonder if those weren't planted by the daily wire themselves

00:05:02.180 to try to astroturf a narrative of reagan is just as good as brett us fans should have loyalty to

00:05:08.420 the brand but unlike sports teams that have star players come and go i don't think people see the

00:05:13.620 daily wire like the dodgers or the celtics i think youtube stars are more seen like musicians on a

00:05:19.300 a record label sure the production team can swap out a singer and make an identical song which is

00:05:24.660 exactly what the daily wire is doing here but the fans develop these parasocial relationships with

00:05:29.540 the individual not the platform from which they discovered that now this is the challenge you get

00:05:34.980 in media so the company spends millions of dollars making her famous right i'm one of the few i don't

00:05:43.140 mean to i don't mean to flex right but i'm gonna flex i'm one of the few i had no company behind

00:05:49.380 me right and i know firsthand it's so much easier when you have a company you know booking guests

00:05:57.860 for you getting huge collabs um that has all of this editing experience so you don't have to figure

00:06:03.780 it out on your own um not having to learn like when i first started i didn't know any of the

00:06:07.620 equipment and I don't know it now but I knew the early stuff right so the challenge is

00:06:15.020 though when you build these people up they now have clout and they now have way more

00:06:21.320 power than like a normal employee that you would train so you know if you owned a company

00:06:27.680 and you spent three years training an employee sure they have more bargaining power but they

00:06:32.380 They don't have a star power.

00:06:34.340 So that's something that's unique in the media industry is, you know, the talent is always

00:06:41.420 aware of the leverage that they have, which Candace Owens used, right?

00:06:45.780 She could have left the Daily Wire and just made it a quiet thing, not made it super dramatic,

00:06:51.540 just left.

00:06:52.540 She made it a huge dramatic spiel and, you know, it was entertaining, right?

00:06:57.180 mean as a as someone that enjoys entertainment i'm like i'm enjoying this but it doesn't look

00:07:06.620 the best long term for hiring us as late as women right that person as the fans began to notice

00:07:14.700 reagan replacing brett more frequently so recently whenever reagan recorded an episode for the

00:07:19.980 comment section their comment section started to sour on brett's absence saying they only watch the

00:07:25.500 show and the daily wire because of brett cooper and if she leaves a daily wire so will their money

00:07:31.260 and when brett recorded her final episode officially announcing her departure people

00:07:35.740 stated they were only watching for brett not the show itself they'll follow her and whatever she

00:07:40.140 does next even a forming channel as this is like the joe rogan podcast without joe rogan because

00:07:46.540 many people don't 100 believe this seemingly scripted statement it is not true that i am

00:07:51.420 being forced out it was my own choice to leave and believe me this is bittersweet i have had

00:07:56.700 the most unbelievable three years helping to craft the show building this community and telling

00:08:01.820 stories and sharing the truth every day and i'm grateful that the daily wire gave us a platform

00:08:05.660 to grow this community but at this point in my life i am ready to take on a new direction both

00:08:09.900 personally and professionally which was followed with an hr sounding statement from the ceo we're

00:08:14.540 sad to see brett go but we're excited to see her take the next step in her journey

00:08:18.700 Brett's an amazing talent, both as a personality and as an actress.

00:08:22.300 It's been a pleasure to see her bring the comment section to life these last three years,

00:08:25.920 and her performance in the Pendragon cycle is sensational, and we wish her nothing but the best.

00:08:30.440 And I imagine every word of those statements were pre-scripted and lawyer approved,

00:08:34.980 as it really comes down to who had the final cut of this clip.

00:08:38.720 Because even if Brett wrote it herself, she recorded it knowing nothing other than the narrative that Daily Wire wanted

00:08:44.600 was going to get posted on the channel the daily wire owns which sadly was something

00:08:50.020 stephen crowder had discussed back in the beginning of 2023 kids out there coming up

00:08:55.760 we need to build a bench here in this movement it's almost impossible don't sign don't sign

00:09:01.460 these contracts effectively uh full ownership of all your social media platforms channels

00:09:08.540 in perpetuity now i actually know a couple people behind the scenes right and i know someone that

00:09:16.240 was going to potentially be cast in brett cooper's like role right so it she like she was essentially

00:09:24.460 going to be in her position you know and crowder the way he views these contracts is predatory

00:09:32.660 right because they keep your channel forever so she built up that channel and now um

00:09:39.720 they will get to keep it and give it to her friend reagan i one think it's a bad strategy

00:09:47.540 because i don't think the audience will necessarily move um we'll see maybe she'll do okay i don't

00:09:56.940 know the second thing is i don't think that's predatory because the woman that was going to be

00:10:03.420 in brett cooper's place i mean she's sitting streaming out of her room like she's not a mega

00:10:11.580 superstar so brett's in a way better place she's really famous she could start her new channel and

00:10:18.060 blow past anybody that never took that initial contract the rights to your content name image

00:10:26.620 likeness frankly it's worse than disney it's worse than abc it's worse than nbc it's worse

00:10:30.860 than cbs this is ownership of you and everything that you do young talent they don't get deals

00:10:36.380 like this so they don't get deals that they wage slaves for a little bit come over and make a

00:10:43.500 salary and grow their brand that you then own well i own parts of it i don't own it they can

00:10:48.380 when their contracts up they can still go out and they'll still be famous they can keep doing their

00:10:52.140 show so go do a show somewhere else they'll be in a far far far better place you helped make them

00:10:57.100 no not long about this contract this contract owns it in perpetuity even after the contract

00:11:01.100 you're paying a lease but getting ownership that's what this contract is on the content

00:11:05.100 that we paid to produce yes now a lot of people were now crowder thought that was unfair

00:11:12.220 i didn't view that as unfair because the benefits you get from working with a company that big

00:11:19.340 i mean just to get your name out there i just see the difference in the two channels of the

00:11:23.580 woman that almost got that job and the woman that that got it and even though brett's starting from

00:11:29.660 zero she's still getting um 200 000 followers with no um like with no videos on the new channel

00:11:42.780 I'm not outraged to hear him say wage slaves, but I somewhat understand what he's saying here.

00:11:48.600 As I used that record label analogy earlier, because I truly believe social media influencers are the rock stars of Gen Z.

00:11:56.340 As kids no longer want to be musicians and professional athletes, they want to be TikTokers, Twitch streamers, or YouTubers.

00:12:03.880 So just like how record labels would sign unknown singers into predatory contracts to take the lion's share of the revenue,

00:12:10.260 Before home studios and social media, musicians needed the infrastructure of a record label to

00:12:15.880 attain stardom, which was basically the same thing that Daily Wire did for Brett Cooper,

00:12:20.600 as she is a superstar right now, but how quickly do people forget that she was essentially an

00:12:26.120 industry plant? It isn't necessarily a negative thing, but unlike most YouTubers starting off in

00:12:31.440 their studio apartments, with 480p webcams talking into a headphone mic, Brett started her channel

00:12:37.480 doing collaborations with huge YouTubers, with hundreds of thousands of dollars of professional

00:12:42.180 video production, and most importantly, mentorship from people at the top of her niche. So even if

00:12:47.860 you believe the Daily Wire is the villain in this scenario, if you love Brett Cooper, you should

00:12:52.840 still somewhat be appreciative for platforming her in the first place. Because even if the Daily Wire

00:12:57.900 sinks, Brett Cooper is the Justin Timberlake, as the comment section has already deleted

00:13:02.820 with Brett Cooper and replaced her with nothing. It appears the channel is starting to lose

00:13:08.140 subscribers by the tens of thousands, while Brett Cooper's new YouTube has over 100,000 subscribers

00:13:14.000 before even uploading a single video, which is especially significant as the channel that she's

00:13:19.200 leaving has every single video receiving well over 300,000 video views. Compared to the Daily

00:13:25.340 Wire star Ben Shapiro, despite his over 7 million subscribers, sometimes struggles to get even over

00:13:31.540 50 000 views which should be alarming as this one-man bootleg operation at decoy voice is

00:13:37.860 closer to brett's numbers than ben's and that's me doing videos about squirrels the thing is

00:13:43.380 subscribers don't mean as much anymore because you can get them through shorts and that's just

00:13:50.180 a different metric so just because people are watching your shorts it doesn't mean they're

00:13:54.740 watching your long but if you look at the daily wires other personality that left the network

00:13:59.140 candace owens looks like she's at the top of the niche regularly receiving over a million views

00:14:03.860 per video now you know what's interesting about candace so i've heard mixed things about what

00:14:10.260 people think her career is going to be i've heard and the i don't want to say names but i've heard

00:14:15.620 this from two people that i would deem really like credible or two or three people um one has

00:14:23.780 the opinion that her career is taking off one has the opinion that nobody will take her seriously

00:14:30.740 anymore because she's gone she's alienated her audience too much and um you know going

00:14:40.020 with the and i don't have an opinion on it but like the palestine israel you know there's a

00:14:48.180 secret group running the government i i don't have an opinion i don't i don't know much about

00:14:53.060 that topic but um i i've heard that that in the long term that's gonna be a net negative for her

00:15:01.780 i don't know i could i can't really say yet with her live stream seeing identical if not better

00:15:07.940 viewership which i think brett cooper will see similar success on her solo channel as even though

00:15:12.980 the daily wire controlled cooper's career during peak election season likely raking in millions of

00:15:18.260 dollars from ad revenue and brand deals in the long run brett won as i think most people would

00:15:23.860 rather be in brett's position than reagan or even ben so if you appreciate my one-man operation

00:15:29.300 that provides concise okay i'm gonna give the video a like i got 1.5 million views wow

00:15:38.180 okay so then i saw this report on twitter now we got brett cooper it says brett cooper

00:15:46.580 has unfollowed The Daily Wire, Jeremy Boring, and her former producer, Regan Rochbatch,

00:15:52.580 on Instagram. It was reported that she was fired following a disagreement with The Daily Wire

00:16:01.840 CEO Jeremy Boring, despite the company's denial of any bad blood. She continues to follow Ben

00:16:08.460 Shapiro, Matt Walsh, and Michael Knowles. So my opinion on this is as much as I like Brett,

00:16:17.880 she knows exactly what she's doing. There is no way that she does not know that people are going

00:16:24.460 to be speculating now. And if she didn't want the drama from this, she wouldn't have unfollowed.

00:16:31.620 She wouldn't have deleted pictures. It seems like small stuff maybe to the outside, but I just

00:16:37.880 you know how media works and I really don't recommend making this a big spectacle because

00:16:45.080 people will not want to hire you in the future I really wish less women would do that I understand

00:16:50.900 the um want to right I would be I could see I'd be pretty pissed too if my friend took my job

00:16:57.000 right I could totally see that um but if I were her I just wouldn't have played into this at all

00:17:06.060 it'll be interesting to see what she does next some people think she's gonna you know get married

00:17:12.220 and go off the internet I think there's a snowball's chance in hell I you know would you no

00:17:18.400 um so I'm gonna I want to check out the latest um YouTube from her I want to see the comment section

00:17:31.380 with the latest okay so it looks like the last video got a hundred thousand views did she go

00:17:40.140 live i really think that they should go live if i was if i was the daily wire i would go live with

00:17:47.880 reagan and the reason i would go live is because right now the everyone views her as scripted

00:17:56.080 she's trying to copy Brett she has to make the audience like trust her and I don't think you're

00:18:03.200 going to get that with pre-record I would switch to live for a little bit or at least a couple

00:18:08.060 shows because I think you're going to gain the trust of your audience okay so I want to see the

00:18:14.600 comments here I came straight to the comment section Brett Cooper disappears and drones

00:18:23.120 appear coincidence this channel is now living up to its name great job bestie came straight

00:18:30.360 to the comment section be yourself don't be brett one like one prayer for brett um did they

00:18:36.680 just joe biden brett and give us come on that's funny brett literally unfollowed this girl on

00:18:44.760 instagram but she still wants to pretend like they treated brett fairly yeah i brett she's young so i

00:18:52.600 mean I've posted dumber things online than like unfollowing someone that screwed me over but I

00:18:58.500 just long term I really would recommend staying away from that it's nice in the moment right

00:19:05.320 everyone's going to view her as a victim there's power in victimhood the drama is going to help

00:19:09.600 bring up her channel but you know people will be more skeptical the more you play into this you

00:19:20.320 know lucky for you most most people are going to give you the benefit of the doubt because you're

00:19:26.640 a woman so they'll just be like ah you know so it's not too bad but I don't I wouldn't go if

00:19:32.980 you're watching this I wouldn't go full Candace arc I wouldn't I just bad idea okay um let's see

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00:21:55.840 Okay. So next on the agenda, you know, recently I saw a post from Xavier. Now I like Xavier if you

00:22:07.420 watch this. We're pals, no beef, okay? But I want to address this point because I've seen it

00:22:13.180 circulating on Twitter. So Miss France is a beauty pageant, right? And recently the pictures of the

00:22:21.840 winner of Miss France have been circulating. And this is the winner, Miss France. This is another

00:22:32.420 picture of her. Attractive woman, right? Now, I'd like to say I do not compete in beauty pageants.

00:22:41.620 I no way think that I can compete with them from a look. They're all better looking than me.

00:22:46.500 But what I'm about to say is about the peak beauty in society. Do I think that she is the top 20% of beauty? I just, I wouldn't give it to her. Okay. Do I think that she's the top 20% of beauty? Yeah.

00:23:08.440 I think most men, if you pull them, are going to say, these are the two runner-ups, or the,

00:23:16.080 I just think there's no comparison. So he said, some of you legitimately just hate black women,

00:23:22.400 and I don't have time for this discourse today. Now, he's trying to play this as a race thing,

00:23:28.320 and I just vehemently disagree. There are better looking black women that they could have put in

00:23:34.380 this position, and no one would have said anything. It would not have even been a conversation.

00:23:38.440 And what this is, is what I call the Taylor Swift effect.

00:23:41.800 Now, you know, one of the guys that I know, he hates Taylor Swift.

00:23:50.700 He hates her.

00:23:52.360 And sometimes I'm thinking, like, what is the deal?

00:23:55.720 Why do you hate Taylor Swift so much?

00:23:58.140 Like, I mean, yeah, she's kind of annoying, but she's got some bops, okay?

00:24:03.620 And what I call this, the Taylor Swift effect, is average women getting significantly above average results.

00:24:14.800 So Taylor Swift is more famous than Michael Jackson, probably the Beatles, you know.

00:24:22.320 She is more famous than so many musicians that are more talented than her.

00:24:29.000 and what you have when that happens is you have an average woman that gets above average results

00:24:36.120 because when companies start catering to women we go into relatability and the female fantasy now

00:24:43.800 what is the female fantasy the female fantasy is dating men out of our league the female fantasy

00:24:50.780 is waiting as long as possible to get married and still bagging an nfl superstar and can you

00:24:58.100 can you blame the ladies i mean that sounds pretty awesome are like would you guys do you

00:25:05.040 really fault taylor swift for doing that i mean becoming a billionaire and then bagging

00:25:13.160 an nfl superstar after dating a plethora of high-level men i'm not saying it's right right

00:25:22.300 i'm not saying that's a good thing i'm saying incentive wise i can't really blame her

00:25:27.940 and that's what's happening in this is you have a woman I would say is a six that's a six with

00:25:34.220 makeup on an adjustable six this is an eight to ten now I want to I want to I use the Kevin

00:25:42.840 Samuel scale right five is average normal looking six is cute I don't like to give sevens but seven

00:25:51.080 eight I would say is the prettiest girl in a small town nine ten is they could just be paid

00:25:57.320 to exist so you know one time my whole team was kind of cool my whole team got invited to

00:26:05.000 it was like the weekend and they let us go backstage and it was so interesting to see

00:26:12.040 it was like a weekend concert women get the women that were backstage were like probably the most

00:26:19.320 beautiful women i've ever seen in my life in person and i was talking to them and a lot of

00:26:25.800 of them, they don't have public social medias. They're not famous. They have small private

00:26:30.820 Instagrams and someone found them at a coffee shop or in the right network and they're just

00:26:35.880 paid to exist. That right there is a woman that could just get paid to exist. You can't

00:26:42.260 convince me otherwise. So I polled the men. I polled the men because I wasn't about to

00:26:48.220 make this a race thing. I was like, this is not a race thing. This is, those two are too

00:26:53.640 much hotter than the other two okay it's just it's not close this is not a race thing now

00:27:02.420 I want to find I pulled the men with one of the runner-ups and I asked how attractive do you find

00:27:08.020 her now because this is a beauty competition I didn't even give the option to give below a six

00:27:14.300 so we can assume that the people that voted six or adjustable six I did adjustable six seven eight

00:27:21.540 9, 10. We can assume that people that voted adjustable six, some believed she was below that.

00:27:31.840 75% of men rated her as an 8 to 10. 17% said seven, and only 7% of men put her as a six or below.

00:27:42.300 So, next, we have this one.

00:27:49.020 Now, again, I am not saying she's not beautiful, okay?

00:27:52.080 I'm not saying that.

00:27:56.300 40% of men, almost, 38% said six.

00:28:00.320 We can assume some of them would rate her lower.

00:28:03.220 23% said seven.

00:28:05.880 32% said eight to 10.

00:28:08.240 The difference is not even close.

00:28:11.560 This girl is, we all agree.

00:28:14.940 We all, like, that girl walks into a room, everybody notices her first.

00:28:24.360 This girl is half the men think she's a six or lower.

00:28:29.400 Half the men think she's a seven and above.

00:28:35.500 What are you saying?

00:28:36.660 Give me the number.

00:28:38.040 I want to see.

00:28:39.900 Yeah.

00:28:40.760 what would you say? Six? Oh, 10. You put 10. My producer says he doesn't know. He's down.

00:28:52.560 Look, if you're watching this, you know, you can put your number in the chat. You know what I mean?

00:28:57.940 I'll set you up. Great guy. He saves children on the weekend out of burning buildings, you know,

00:29:06.960 really it's just a millionaire but doesn't it doesn't show off he's a great guy he's got all

00:29:14.220 the boxes okay so okay so let's go next all right so the okay so next I wanted to talk about

00:29:32.540 So I made a PowerPoint. And this PowerPoint slideshow. Oh, wait, let me get rid of one of these. Okay. I wanted to talk about the lies that we have a tendency to get.

00:30:03.260 and one thing i think that we miss as ladies is we forget how privileged of a class we are

00:30:09.260 we really are the most privileged class in all of history and sometimes when i learn about history

00:30:16.300 a lot of the stuff they used to do seem pretty hard i'm not mad i was born today i really like

00:30:23.340 air fryers i was watching some of the old videos and you know in order to make a chicken they had

00:30:30.220 to go get a chicken chop it and then cook it on an actual fire nothing wrong with that

00:30:39.420 but the air fryer i can do in like 15 minutes i can get you know and one of the

00:30:47.500 things that i heard about was that women could not work and that's one one thing that and i would go

00:30:55.420 go on all these shows and they would just said women I guess we had a gun to our head saying

00:31:00.440 that we could not work. Now I decided to do a little bit of research and I wanted to see what

00:31:09.140 our responsibilities would have been in the 1800s. Now apparently we were cooking was one

00:31:18.520 but instead of cooking for your one child today, maybe two, you had to cook for a large family

00:31:27.360 which could number more than 10 people. They also cooked for neighbors who helped during

00:31:32.060 busy times. Not only that, we tended to animals. We fed farms, animals, gathered eggs, tended

00:31:39.940 chickens. They also milked cows which was usually done by teenage girls and women in their 20s.

00:31:48.420 Gardening.

00:31:49.020 Women tended large gardens, raising and preserving most of the family's food.

00:31:55.060 Sewing.

00:31:55.500 Women sewed many of the family's clothes, including one set for each family member for every season.

00:32:04.380 Caring for children.

00:32:05.860 Women cared for their children and were primarily responsible for the aging relative.

00:32:11.040 Cleaning.

00:32:11.600 Women did most of the cleaning in the house.

00:32:14.340 Laundry.

00:32:14.740 Women did laundry by hand and ironed with heavy irons heated on the stove, drawing water.

00:32:22.640 Women drew water from wells, springs, and carried it back to the house.

00:32:27.780 Women also worked in fields where crops needed planting, cultivating, or harvesting.

00:32:33.160 Farm women were integral to the farming operation on small family farms between 1880 and 1950.

00:32:40.200 so the interesting thing is the men were working on the farms too they just had the harder jobs

00:32:47.200 now it seems like during this time during the industrial revolution

00:32:54.240 the men did start to you know take on other professions as well but 90 percent 80 to 90

00:33:02.920 percent of people it drops but at one point lived on a farm so you know this idea that

00:33:14.520 we were chained to the kitchen i mean that was just how people survived we didn't have

00:33:22.040 air fryer options back then and now the ladies will say it's so much harder now

00:33:29.160 now and I'm just I'm just thinking what is harder what is harder now

00:33:37.720 ordering I ordered the shirt off of Amazon it was like 20 bucks

00:33:44.600 or sewing it from scratch I'm not saying it's a bad thing to learn those things right it's good

00:33:51.560 but I'm really getting tired of the feminist saying it's so hard now because I have to be a mother

00:33:59.160 and raise children or work and raise children when before you would have been milking a cow.

00:34:07.960 I mean, do you think most millennial women have it in them to milk cows, scoop poop?

00:34:16.920 Look, in the 1800s, cooking dinner involved a variety of methods and tools and people ate at

00:34:24.580 different times they do today. People cooked with open flames or stoves, which were gaining

00:34:30.760 popularity. Stoves had either wood or coal fire and allowed for even more cooking than open flames.

00:34:38.640 Kitchens were often located on the bottom floor of a home and away from the main entrance. The

00:34:43.160 ice house was the closest thing to a refrigerator. Dinner was usually eaten around two to three,

00:34:48.060 but could be as late as four to five in the 18th century. Dinner was the primary meal,

00:34:52.460 but supper was also eaten in the evening. Typical foods included sausage, dried pumpkin,

00:34:58.120 pigs, feet, turnips, or beans and butter.

00:35:07.540 Life in the 1800s varied greatly depending on where someone lived, their social class,

00:35:13.780 occupation, and location. However, there were some common experiences and challenges that

00:35:18.800 shaped life for many people during this period. Here's what life was like for an average person

00:35:23.680 during this time. Rural life. The majority of people in the 1800s lived in rural areas. Most

00:35:29.280 were farmers or worked in agriculture. Living conditions were modest and many homes were

00:35:35.160 simple, often made of wood or stone with a fireplace for warmth. Farms were self-sustaining

00:35:41.620 with people growing their own food, raising animals and making their own clothes. Urban life. By the

00:35:47.720 mid-1800s, especially after the Industrial Revolution, cities were growing rapidly. Factory

00:35:53.280 workers lived in crowded, often unsanitary conditions with small, dark tenements. In cities,

00:36:02.000 family lived in close quarters with little ventilation and poor sanitation. The rise of

00:36:07.760 factories brought about both economic opportunities and health risks. In rural areas, people lived in

00:36:14.580 one or two room homes with basic furniture. There is no indoor plumbing and most people

00:36:20.300 relied on an outhouse or chamber pots for sanitation. Water was often fetched from a

00:36:25.680 well or a river. In cities, sanitation was a growing problem with waste piling up on the

00:36:31.480 streets when water supplies often contaminated. Indoor plumbing while starting to be developed

00:36:37.500 was a luxury for the wealthy. For most of the 1800s, farming was the main occupation for the

00:36:43.860 majority of the population. People worked long hours tending to crops and livestock. Children

00:36:49.640 worked alongside their parents, helping them with tasks like milking cows, gathering eggs,

00:36:54.000 or feeding animals. By the mid-1800s, the Industrial Revolution was in full swing,

00:36:59.500 particularly in Europe. And the U.S. cities saw the rise of factories that produced textiles,

00:37:05.820 irons, and other goods. Working in factories, especially for women and children, often meant

00:37:11.140 long hours 12 to 16 hour days and we're complaining about office jobs

00:37:19.620 office jobs dangerous conditions and very very low pay factories were often poorly lit poorly

00:37:29.440 ventilated and lacked safety regulations and led to frequent accidents skilled later labor artisans

00:37:36.220 such as blacksmiths, carpenters, tailors, shoemakers, and bakers were in demand in both

00:37:40.980 cities and rural areas. People could perform a craft or trade and had somewhat more comfortable

00:37:46.300 life. Although they faced long hours and hard work, many women, especially in wealthier households,

00:37:52.400 worked as domestic servants. This involved tasks like cleaning, cooking, and laundry.

00:37:57.040 For many poor women, domestic service was one of the few available employment options.

00:38:01.960 okay you know I just really wanted to go over a little bit of what life

00:38:07.540 was like back then and I keep hearing this

00:38:11.680 you know 82 percent of women work today

00:38:16.720 and

00:38:19.440 I would argue that we do not work as hard as the women did a hundred years ago

00:38:28.600 even though some women balance work and motherhood. The difference was women worked

00:38:34.440 in the home before and they valued family more. The next thing that feminists always tell me

00:38:42.600 is that women could not own property. That is something that I am often hearing about,

00:38:49.560 that women were just, it was so hard and that they could not own property.

00:38:54.280 well then tell me how was the first property owner in the united states in the 1600s

00:39:02.360 and she was black one of the first actually i don't think she was first i think she was second

00:39:06.680 but one of the first female property owners was black so this idea that we were just crushed by

00:39:13.880 this patriarchy you know we had different choices back then we didn't have the choices that we do

00:39:19.320 today and women made different decisions based on the choices that were available

00:39:26.920 anyways the next thing that I wanted to talk about is Bill I saw a clip of Bill Burr reacting to

00:39:41.240 some really in oh this one shut so the next clip that we're gonna go over

00:39:49.320 is bill burr shutting down disrespectful interviewers

00:39:56.840 some interviewers think they can outsmart bill burr but they quickly realize they're in way over

00:40:02.760 their heads from cringe-inducing blunders on live tv to tense debates with his fellow comedians

00:40:09.240 today we're diving into his best takedowns starting with one that had a morning show

00:40:14.520 scrambling in 2015 bill burr appeared on good day new york to promote his animated series f is for

00:40:22.200 family the interview started off rocky with the host immediately labeling his show as offensive

00:40:28.600 burr however did not miss a beat and was quick to fire back maybe you went a little too far

00:40:34.360 you know as far as what well they thought that maybe you were being disrespectful to the christian

00:40:38.200 religion i'm telling you you need to google oh good lord the host clearly unprepared for burr's

00:40:46.120 pushback scrambled to justify herself while burr skillfully transformed the moment into comedic

00:40:51.560 brilliance lord so did you feel you were being disrespectful or just you you were just having

00:40:56.120 fun with some of the crucifixes and stuff like that i don't even know what i mean we did maybe

00:41:02.040 two jokes about that yeah exactly don't you think the catholic church went a little too far

00:41:08.200 more so than my cartoon a couple of jokes i know this is a morning show you can't bring up all

00:41:14.000 those crimes you know what technically they just sort of kept moving them around you know like

00:41:18.220 those killer whales at sea world after it kills a trainer they'll then move it up to seattle they

00:41:22.480 don't give them their background by the end of the interview burr not only defended his material

00:41:27.580 but turned a disrespectful host into the punchline i meet those religious people that got upset i

00:41:33.160 want to quiz them on their religion all right we'll talk about why did i bring that up bill

00:41:36.580 Why did you bring it up?

00:41:37.460 It's a morning show.

00:41:39.220 It's supposed to be an easy one.

00:41:40.740 Burr's next encounter, however, would go in a much worse direction

00:41:44.080 as host Southside Steve's blatant disrespect and unprofessionalism ignited real tension.

00:41:49.760 So Southside Steve, and this is Southside Steve TV, and this is Bill Burr.

00:41:56.600 That's your question?

00:41:58.100 Burr's irritation grew as this amateurish interview dragged on,

00:42:02.340 especially when Steve demanded Burr perform like a trained monkey.

00:42:06.200 And you're a funny guy. You've got these routines in your head, so I figured I'd toss you a mic and you go.

00:42:11.140 And I'm going to do stand-up in front of nine people in a radio station? No, I'm not doing that.

00:42:15.460 Burr's anger became impossible to miss when another host jumped in, suggesting that Burr was to blame for how badly the interview was going.

00:42:24.280 I was trying to explain to Bill how you put the mic, warn him that you're going to put the mic in his face without asking him a question.

00:42:29.780 Be prepared for that. Apparently he didn't take me seriously.

00:42:32.360 But when Southside Steve started shoving his microphone in Burr's face just to get under his skin,

00:42:38.240 the fed-up comedian decided he'd had enough and completely hijacked the interview.

00:42:43.920 But do you like my mic?

00:42:45.380 No, I don't. I don't. Please.

00:42:47.180 Is that comfortable? Is this uncomfortable?

00:42:48.860 Yeah, no, don't, man. Honestly. Can I take the mic?

00:42:52.120 Sure.

00:42:52.460 Now, that's the number one thing you don't do.

00:42:55.340 As I learned that in broadcasting school, you never give up the microphone.

00:42:59.300 See, now I have the power.

00:43:01.720 this bob barkett thing yeah you're uh what is this rock 10 100.5 this is the worst interview

00:43:07.960 i've ever done and while burr managed to shut down south side steve's antics his interview

00:43:13.800 with sarah silverman comedians are dangerous they're dangerous to interview because if you

00:43:19.560 ask them a dumb question or you're a little bit off they will roast the hell out of you

00:43:24.280 brought a different kind of tension kicking off with an introduction that immediately rubbed burr

00:43:32.120 the wrong way i'm not related to my next guest but we fight like siblings please welcome brilliant

00:43:38.920 comedian who i love to pieces but who makes me crazy bill burr thanks i thought we got along

00:43:50.440 great. No, we love each other. Burr then brought up how Silverman had previously overstepped by

00:43:56.120 trying to edit his material, turning the moment into an awkward, unscripted airing of grievances

00:44:02.620 in front of a live audience. We always fight. We fight often. No, because I go on stage and

00:44:09.020 then you try to correct my jokes. I don't try to correct your jokes sometimes. What if you said

00:44:13.120 if the woman did this because of this? That was one time, and I admit I was being aggressive.

00:44:18.700 The interview then devolved into a painfully cringy back and forth, with Burr and Silverman

00:44:24.700 each trying a little too hard to prove they actually liked each other.

00:44:28.700 All right, I do like you. And I just, I always feel like you're frustrated with me.

00:44:32.700 I f***ing love you.

00:44:34.700 Look at my posture right now. I'm like, I'm as far over into this chair as I can possibly be.

00:44:39.700 I just feel like-

00:44:40.700 I'm not scared to hurt you. I love you.

00:44:41.700 Oh, that's so awkward.

00:44:43.700 hang out and have a good time and you just like like that intro was just but this is what

00:44:52.640 women always have a tendency to police speech so not all women but it's that's just what tends to

00:45:02.200 happen that's why we have human resources that really came into play when women entered the

00:45:06.380 workforce it's like i thought you'd like that i hate this guy he's a douchebag but he came down

00:45:12.140 but it was silverman's presumptuous assumption about burr's true nature that didn't sit well

00:45:17.820 and he made sure to shut it down in seconds i don't like being told what to do but i do like

00:45:23.420 changing with the times or something i don't really resist that i feel like you resist that a

00:45:27.660 little more but ultimately you do change with the times i'm really i hate sarah silverman

00:45:34.380 but i have something that you guys are going to love i talked to the creator of a new musical the

00:45:40.620 The musical's writer says, this musical is going to be the show of the century.

00:45:45.760 This is going to be the largest orchestra in history and will be the first musical to tour

00:45:50.000 stadiums rather than Broadway and theaters.

00:45:52.460 This musical is epic and the show is a love story between a soldier and an infected military

00:45:57.420 nurse during a zombie apocalypse.

00:45:59.920 Here's a bit of cool trivia.

00:46:02.000 Originally, the writer wanted to open the show on Broadway in New York City, but they

00:46:07.060 boycotted and banned him because he wouldn't submit to the woke agenda. So they created a

00:46:12.160 monster. Subscribe here to their YouTube channel or sign up to their newsletter at undeadvalley.com

00:46:17.820 for behind the scenes and updates. Here is a clip from their show.

00:46:37.060 okay now back to the video okay

00:47:00.580 you thought i was wrapping it up ripped another no i also guys i'm gonna read

00:47:05.220 comments really quick from the chat so if you guys have a comment go to the audacitynetwork.com

00:47:10.500 and we do read all of your comments normally with a super chat you know you have to pay

00:47:15.700 every time you comment here it's unlimited comments 10 bucks a month 20 or 80 bucks for the

00:47:20.820 year beaten cheeks said hope you and glenn club more just catching up on your stuff the two of you

00:47:25.780 could become a serious kick-ass duo yeah that was really fun having him in richard brett's

00:47:30.900 audience demographic is way more female than Candace. Yeah, I would guess that because her

00:47:37.180 stuff isn't edgy. Greem says fellow misogynist, Joanie Reb, the French fought wars to preserve

00:47:44.040 French and French culture only to surrender to alien invasion and the globalist cabal that

00:47:48.980 endangered it. Now defending your culture is racist if it's white. I just thought she wasn't

00:47:53.980 is hot. She just, it wasn't close. It wasn't, I mean, in beauty standards, right? And we're in

00:48:01.520 America. We're all fat here. So, okay. She's, they're both the hottest woman in a room in

00:48:07.820 America, but they're not, she's not close in a room of beauty contestants. No way. Hey, Pearl,

00:48:14.520 when you are going to get the sweetest anti-feminist lady in the world, Janice Flamingo,

00:48:19.380 sorry you're hotter but she is who she is on your show i've had her on before it was just one of the

00:48:24.420 videos that was cleared but we've i've had her on she's nice i feel like with you there's this person

00:48:29.460 you want me to be so you you keep telling me that i'm this guy that i'm not as if silverman's

00:48:35.620 attempt wasn't enough the your mom's house podcast would take its own shot at psychoanalyzing burr

00:48:42.000 and it goes just as badly yeah you're full of anger because you flog yourself for for being

00:48:48.480 oh would you stop it like you have some sort of psychology degree 10 years of therapy

00:48:53.920 so what i've watched football for 40 years i shouldn't be somebody's coach

00:49:00.560 oh that was brutal oh that was so bad however there's no quicker way to derail an interview

00:49:08.560 with bill burr than sticking him in an uncomfortable chair well i'm excited to be

00:49:13.280 here these chairs are horrific it's not quite adult size it's not kid's size

00:49:17.040 guys, I already slouched. It's going to be a bad interview, dude. And I'm blaming the chair. I

00:49:21.940 literally feel like I'm going to fall onto the floor. This is insane. You really went all out

00:49:26.380 with the audience, though. They got full-size adult chairs. I cannot get comfortable in this

00:49:30.440 chair. This is just like one of the worst things. This should be like at a museum. It's like the

00:49:35.700 prototype. A producer then brought in a different chair, but it only added to the already awkward

00:49:41.100 situation. No, but now this is like the ego one. Now I'm going to be sitting above you. You got

00:49:46.020 it come with two it's fine it's like sir the one the one comedy through line that's working here

00:49:51.640 is on this chair why would you take that for me radio host charlemagne the god learned the hard

00:49:57.300 way that interrupting burr mid story especially one about his wife is a surefire way to get shut

00:50:03.340 down by the comedian love it first night basically it yeah like i've only met two people that had

00:50:11.200 like a vibe like her in my life um and the first one was a dude he was just so that wasn't that

00:50:17.220 wasn't he tight no he was like no just walked in the room you know and he just knew the person

00:50:22.560 was coming in the room she has that vibe right so uh hold on you gotta clear that up that would

00:50:27.920 be clear but you didn't date the guy no i'm just gonna make sure when are black people gonna let

00:50:34.020 go this homophobia you always gotta check like what are you doing manicured eyebrows

00:50:39.860 Like, I'm gonna sit here and act like you're all good over there.

00:50:43.220 Like, you don't swing a leg over the fence every once in a while.

00:50:46.880 Like, wait a minute.

00:50:47.820 You got sandals on and white socks.

00:50:50.620 You look like you just came from a steam room.

00:50:52.540 And while Burr rarely misses a beat,

00:50:54.840 he appeared uncharacteristically uncomfortable on the H3 podcast

00:50:58.660 as host Ethan Klein pushed the conversation a little too far into his personal life.

00:51:03.940 How many siblings do you have?

00:51:04.920 I don't know, dude.

00:51:05.920 The internet's weird to give out all that information.

00:51:08.320 oh you don't even want to say how many because you're afraid that it will yeah by all means keep

00:51:12.640 talking about it is anybody you can cut this out i'm honest dude like seriously yeah no dude i yeah

00:51:17.520 there's lunatics out there okay well off the air off the air all right jeez i love how surprised

00:51:26.720 he is well unimpressed by the questions didn't hold back mocking clients awkward reactions and

00:51:33.920 questionable interview skill ethan klein used to be so different like it then he got really fat

00:51:41.520 and lefty it's the thing you know they have to decide if they're gonna sell out cater to the

00:51:49.760 female eye leaving the host visibly deflated absolutely absolutely crazy people okay tell me

00:51:56.960 about uh all things comedy i don't know you say i'm nervous i'm sweating i'm just gonna let you

00:52:01.120 things went from bad to worse when klein brought up burr's infamous viral takedown of a hostile

00:52:15.280 philadelphia crowd a topic burr has been asked about countless times over the years and is

00:52:20.720 clearly beyond tired of revisiting when you were getting booed by thousands of people i was hoping

00:52:27.120 i was like when you said my favorite youtube video was like oh god not the philly thing again

00:52:31.520 and then you did the sherry's berries i was like i love this podcast now i hate you oh no i love

00:52:37.120 what can i do i love that okay let's do it but do you bring a hat no i'm not gonna i'm not gonna

00:52:47.840 you've you've talked about this a lot frankly i like to skip it i like making young company

00:52:53.360 And while Burr's frustration on H3 was hard to miss,

00:52:56.980 the Philadelphia incident itself stands as a defining moment in his career,

00:53:01.840 showcasing one of the most legendary takedowns in comedy history.

00:53:05.700 It all happened in 2006,

00:53:08.440 during a set where Burr faced an openly hostile Philadelphia crowd

00:53:12.520 that had been booing every act before him.

00:53:15.340 Most comedians might have folded under the pressure, but not Burr.

00:53:19.280 Instead, he launched into a relentless 12-minute tirade

00:53:22.940 ripping the city apart one bridge happened city and no one gives a about because you're worthless

00:53:31.420 and no one cares about you you know what you losers i hope you all die and i hope the eagles

00:53:40.400 never win the super bowl burr did not hold back tearing into everything from oh my god

00:53:47.960 his culture to its stereotypes. Rocky is your hero. The whole pride of your city is built around

00:53:54.440 a guy who doesn't even exist. So you make a statue for some pretty Italian, you stupid

00:54:01.320 Philly cheesy jackasses. I hope that cheese melts your faces off. The comedian didn't stop until

00:54:09.240 the crowd, originally booing, was laughing, clapping, and even cheering. By the end,

00:54:15.200 Burr had transformed one of the toughest crowds into one of his greatest moments.

00:54:20.160 All right, listen, I'm out of time.

00:54:21.260 You guys, you guys were here, man.

00:54:23.160 Thank you very much.

00:54:24.500 All of you go f**k yourselves in your own.

00:54:28.800 Burr's Philly rant is the stuff of legend.

00:54:31.440 But this next interview proves he's just as sharp offstage,

00:54:35.340 shutting down a reporter who hit him with a loaded question.

00:54:38.600 Can women be funny?

00:54:40.580 No.

00:54:41.500 Yeah.

00:54:43.260 No.

00:54:43.740 Of course.

00:54:45.200 some people have a hard time saying yes though there's a lot of angry young men on the internet

00:54:51.020 they're like women can't I have a hard time saying yes to that I mean like we could be a little funny

00:54:58.940 but Dave Chappelle I have never seen a woman close I did there was one comedy show I saw in London

00:55:08.060 and you know it was funny I was invited to this comedy show um I can't remember the name but I

00:55:14.780 the guy's semi-famous um the the someone i don't know they gave my team tickets whatever and i go

00:55:22.140 to this show and then the guy goes and then his wife goes after and oh my gosh what are they

00:55:27.660 drilling um the guy goes and then his wife goes after and then um i told her after the show that

00:55:36.700 she was the funniest woman i'd ever heard and she agreed with me i was like you were the only woman

00:55:42.060 that didn't parade your husband or just say that you were a whore and i'm impressed i'm impressed

00:55:48.580 guys can't be fun but you guys just grow up and just sit down and write your own and come up with

00:55:54.700 it start your own and show have your own award show quit waiting around for other people to do

00:55:59.360 for you that's the problem if you guys had your own big club and i was standing outside of it

00:56:04.220 you'd never let me in i'd start my own you guys got to start your own you got brains in there

00:56:09.060 But Burr wasn't done there, as the pointed nature of the question clearly agitated him,

00:56:14.760 prompting a passionate extension of his response.

00:56:17.900 It makes no difference whether you've got a dick or a dick, all right?

00:56:21.820 Just do what the fuck you want to do, and hopefully people respond to it.

00:56:25.780 But the quotas and all of this become undeniable.

00:56:30.760 When was the last time you went on stage and you killed so hard the person after you bombed?

00:56:35.120 If you're f***ing doing that on a regular basis, people are going to notice regardless of what you have between your legs.

00:56:42.320 Burr, however, would find himself in a very different kind of confrontation on Bill Maher's Club Random.

00:56:49.300 This time, it was a fiery debate about college protests over the Middle East,

00:56:54.340 with Maher dismissing student support for Palestine as ridiculous, only for Burr to step in and challenge him head on.

00:57:01.520 Have you heard what's going on on college campuses these days?

00:57:04.360 I don't watch the news.

00:57:06.000 You don't realize that college campuses erupted

00:57:08.320 with the kids demonstrating for Hamas?

00:57:12.980 They are in with the terrorists?

00:57:14.180 They were for the Palestinians.

00:57:16.980 Well, it's sort of the same cause.

00:57:19.720 Why, are you?

00:57:21.340 Um, I'm on the side of the kids.

00:57:23.760 Marr continued to push back,

00:57:25.880 yet Burr did not flinch and held his ground.

00:57:29.160 Yeah, that's easy to say.

00:57:31.000 You know, no one wants to see kids dead.

00:57:32.880 this is a war. That was very brave of you to say this. This is a war. No, I'm the one who's

00:57:37.920 actually brave on this. No, pat yourself on the back. It's easy to say I'm for the kids. Who's

00:57:43.700 not for the kids? It comes down to real hard-nosed decisions. Stop talking like you're a general.

00:57:50.240 A country got attacked. Israel got attacked. I'm not saying that they didn't have a right to go

00:57:54.400 back. I'm just sitting there going like, how do I look at? We're the only country in the world that

00:57:57.960 they get attacked and then as soon as they counter-attack, it's like, well, we got to stop

00:58:01.780 now don't attack them is a very simple solution to all this problem in the middle east stop

00:58:07.380 attacking israel i don't understand how anyone thinks they know what they're talking about

00:58:13.980 when it comes to the war all you know is what people are reporting and you don't know what's

00:58:20.640 being skewed one way or the other i think there's way too many confident people on both sides that

00:58:27.180 are just really sure that they're right and all you can get like no one's there you're not in the

00:58:33.060 rooms like if you're not in the military or you haven't served in the military which I don't think

00:58:38.320 either of them have I could be wrong like what experience do you have to dictate you know I was

00:58:45.460 having I have a friend of mine he's coming on um Friday actually he's we're the most um unlikely

00:58:52.440 of friends he's like a PETA activist I'm gonna do rotating co-hosts in here just to see how you

00:58:58.260 guys like it so one of them super laugh far PETA activists really good guy and he had these

00:59:05.880 opinions on I can't remember what it was it was like the war or like something and I just told

00:59:11.100 him I'm like how would you know anything because like you've never served in the military and

00:59:19.000 you're in music like that's completely different and i felt the same way about me i'm like how

00:59:26.840 would i can't give advice on how to war uh i don't know like what i'm supposed to know the

00:59:33.240 no someone said f those kids all right we don't need to drop you guys all right attacking israel

00:59:43.200 just solved it i actually go that's fantastic by this point in the conversation it was clear the

00:59:48.560 burr had stopped holding back commanding the exchange with his absolutely scathing sarcasm

00:59:54.560 let's go to russia and uh the ukraine how do you solve that one bill let me hear your hard-nosed

01:00:00.320 decision about that this is why this is not your thing this is just not your thing it's what you

01:00:06.480 that is my it isn't your thing you're like that guy that has a fantasy football team and thinks

01:00:11.720 he's gm no he's smart he is very um like not scripted like off the cuff yeah that's exactly

01:00:24.540 what it is like why am i listening to you like you've done something what have you done in

01:00:28.920 washington nothing burr's biting sarcasm left mar fumbling as burr once again proved he doesn't

01:00:35.580 back down from a challenge can i tell you something bill most you say is not smart

01:00:43.820 what the hell it's just sort of obscure and while his interview with mar was tense

01:00:48.460 his interview with infamous sports host colin cowherd has gone yeah guys we are bringing

01:00:53.180 i'm looking at the chat we're bringing on a pita activist friday i need you guys to be nice though

01:00:58.780 he's he's a good guy I don't understand the PETA stuff um he's my guitar teacher he teaches me

01:01:06.700 guitar really smart best guitar teacher I've ever had but you know I don't know the like we go back

01:01:15.500 and forth all the time when I'm learning guitar about just different stuff in the news and it's

01:01:22.220 eaten too much into my guitar time where I'm learning less so I'm like you know what we need

01:01:26.800 just bring them on the show and hash this out i need to get these back and forths are too

01:01:32.640 entertaining and there's no one to watch so i'm bringing them in friday down and i want you guys

01:01:38.000 to um in the comments if you guys like a guest um because i'm gonna rotate some in and out who knows

01:01:44.880 i might make some regulars i want you guys to say yes or if you hate them say that too in history

01:01:51.920 as one of the most memorable would i bring in bill maher on my show i mean someone said nice

01:01:58.000 to a pita activist nah hey um will i bring bill onto my show if he wants to come in but

01:02:10.640 i don't know i think i called his wife fat before i won't lie to you guys so i'm not sure if he's

01:02:15.760 his his wife was talking about trump so i obviously had to go back you know some would

01:02:22.720 say pearl maybe don't do that you know but it is and contentious interviews of burr's career

01:02:30.560 they said your guitar teacher is gonna get wrecked i don't know he's a debater but i don't really

01:02:36.320 care about pita too much it's just not my i don't really like if they want to not eat meat i don't

01:02:42.400 care um yeah pearl wrecked bill's wife i might have sorry bill with things immediately getting

01:02:53.040 off to a bad start a lot of people think that uh they're uncomfortable with my uh my um elevation

01:02:59.360 are you uncomfortable with it no i just see all of your insecurities giant desk why is it so big

01:03:06.720 it's so big it's so high the tension spiked when cowherd misrepresented burr's opinion on

01:03:12.500 professional basketball team the boston celtics prompting burr to immediately call him out for

01:03:18.420 throwing him under the bus i heard you have a terrible theory and i want you to say this so

01:03:23.160 your theory on boston is let's just wait till lebron's old you don't want to be aggressive and

01:03:28.300 get players i didn't say that what did you got misinformation what did you say well why would

01:03:32.940 you say I have a horrible theory without checking with me first it's like you already threw me under

01:03:36.940 the bus I get it you got a big desk after a charged back and forth over their clashing

01:03:42.200 basketball opinions Burr shut down the debate with his signature wit let's try to tone it down

01:03:48.180 no no I'm not I'm just no what happened I came right at me just saying my theory stunk I'm just

01:03:54.320 here to promote a cartoon I'm a dancing monkey today I'm trying to be a good guy I want people

01:03:58.700 to like me and watch the show here and you're coming at me i don't know anything about hoop i'm

01:04:02.940 a five foot ten inch white guy even burr's longtime friend joe rogan wasn't safe from his razor sharp

01:04:09.020 comebacks during a 2020 appearance on the joe rogan experience rogan questioned the need for

01:04:15.180 masks during the pandemic but burr wasn't having it you want people to walk down the street with

01:04:19.820 a mask on let's not start this job do you though let's not start this okay let's start i don't

01:04:25.020 want to start this i'm not going to sit here with no medical degree listening to you with no medical

01:04:29.500 degree with an american flag behind you smoking a cigar acting like we know what's up better than

01:04:34.860 the cdc rogan tried to argue claiming mask wearing was soft as tensions began to escalate but burr's

01:04:41.980 quick humor kept things grounded i just love how wearing a mask became like this like soft thing

01:04:48.460 that you were doing like being courteous being courteous what is it for that was so stupid

01:04:54.940 first of all oh god you're so tough with your open nose and throat gee joe and your five o'clock

01:05:00.060 shadow this is a man right here a man doesn't wear a mask this is like rollerblading everybody

01:05:05.660 rollerbladed and then there was that one homophobic joke and then everybody acted like they never did

01:05:10.060 it and then a hundred million rollerblades got thrown into the ocean we all wore masks you were

01:05:15.820 doing it two weeks ago despite the tension the conversation ended with both comedians

01:05:21.260 laughing you had a panic attack and then you felt bad about yourself and then you attack people with

01:05:26.700 masks that's how it works that's how the hatred starts and that's right now why seven blocks to

01:05:30.780 seattle you can't go now and get yourself wow that was amazing too stupid to run abyss someone said

01:05:40.380 that I should look up Bill Burrs on women maybe we'll do that for the end of the show women stand

01:05:46.860 up let's see um Bill Burr on women I love women but you know I'm fine I'm not compatible with

01:05:55.560 them you know I'm serious women have like too much energy for me that's what I've noticed you

01:06:01.440 know like you can't have a day off when you have a girlfriend they just like see that open day

01:06:06.180 they're like oh my god let's go fill it up with some stuff

01:06:10.900 no and then they just come at you with one horrible idea after another

01:06:15.620 horrible ideas like you want to make some sandwiches and go to the park

01:06:22.180 no every one of the ideas involves like walking around like looking at stuff

01:06:27.700 it's almost like they're trying to wear you down after like two or three stores you're like

01:06:32.660 leaning on stuff i don't care just buy something i don't care

01:06:40.420 you know what the worst one is you ever get that one you want to go to brunch

01:06:45.780 do men not like brunch

01:06:49.620 but mimosas what you want to go to brunch on sunday and inside you're like no

01:07:02.660 why not okay well maybe you know what this is

01:07:07.080 what do you mean on a sunday all right my producer says that you guys can't get away

01:07:15.120 with getting drunk on a morning and it's not socially acceptable what are they drilling today

01:07:21.680 this is okay it's not socially acceptable for men apparently to go to brunch i think we need

01:07:30.440 to free the shackles men should be able to go to brunch too and enjoy the joys of a mimosa with

01:07:37.400 french toast that's all i'm saying you know brunch is more of made up food time look at

01:07:43.040 you guys you know what you guys make fun of white girl things and i'm really tired of this

01:07:48.720 they say the white girls you guys love brunch you love taylor swift

01:07:52.440 you love star but but have you guys ever tried a pumpkin spice latte

01:07:58.000 it's pretty good have you ever tried it's pretty good you know i'm tired of i'm tired of this now

01:08:08.080 have you guys ever tried going shopping for a day it's pretty nice but you can't say that you got

01:08:15.040 to keep them happy right that's what do you do you're like yeah let's go to brunch what a great

01:08:19.680 idea why would you want to sleep in on a sunday when you can go pay 18 for eggs now you're thinking

01:08:28.000 hey i get yeah yes i do want to do that now you think it then we can sit around okay you can do

01:08:38.680 brunch at home you can do it at home you can make the mimosas at home listen to your friends have

01:08:43.900 moronic conversations about the eggs like is that pesto is there pesto in your omelet oh it's asparagus

01:08:53.300 it's asparagus i thought it was taxed oh i just want to flip the whole table over

01:09:01.960 and just run out of this

01:09:04.940 so i was dating this girl recently this girl's like really like into like women's issues

01:09:14.680 she got me this book on women's lib one time right so i'm reading this thing i think women's

01:09:21.020 was a great thing like back in the 70s i thought it was cool you know over the last couple years

01:09:25.740 though i think that whole woman's movement it's really starting to morph into kind of like this

01:09:29.020 reverse pimping kind of thing you know because every time you see them on tv they always say all

01:09:33.820 we want is be treated exactly like guys right but if you listen to them they don't they only want

01:09:38.780 the good stuff of being a guy they look at a guy's life like it's like a buffet like you just can

01:09:44.540 start picking out stuff like same amount an hour we'll take some of that pay for the movie that's

01:09:50.300 okay you can keep that one i don't like that this is nice that's yucky that's icky

01:09:57.020 but come on people you can't choose this girl gave me a rough time one time she goes well why does a

01:10:01.580 guy make more an hour to do the exact same job i go i'll tell you why because in the unlikely event

01:10:07.180 that we're both on a titanic and it starts to sink for some screwed up reason you get to leave with

01:10:13.100 with the kids and I have to stay you know if there's a house fire it's always

01:10:25.520 women and children first I gotta stand there with like the back of my shirt on

01:10:30.320 fire go let's go people let's go let's go so that's how I look at it no it's a

01:10:37.280 dollar an hour surcharge seriously that if something screwed up happens either I

01:10:43.820 can't leave or I gotta like get in the way of it to give you a head start like

01:10:48.040 rabid dog run honey one Mississippi to Mississippi you hear a bump in the night

01:10:54.080 I gotta go check it out like yes he does have a knife

01:11:02.180 no I don't I don't think a woman should make a dollar less than hour to do the

01:11:05.300 exact same job okay i'm not saying that all i'm saying is if you're gonna make what i make when

01:11:09.380 the boat sinks you better be standing right there next to me listen to that guy play the cello

01:11:14.100 then you get the corner office i don't got a problem get all the benefits that's why i didn't

01:11:20.800 like that movie the titanic you know you know i hate about that movie every girl i meet thinks

01:11:24.540 that movie's romantic like thank god that was so romantic don't you think no no i don't it was a

01:11:31.160 horror film and they're always like why why because all the guys die see you're sitting there watching

01:11:40.880 it going who would I be in that scenario you'd be that chick floating away in the big piece of

01:11:44.900 luggage I'm watching it going who would I be I'd be that dude when like the boat breaks in half

01:11:49.880 that dude who like falls straight down goes into the water that's who I'd be I'd be wearing a

01:11:57.240 tuxedo not because i wanted to but you wanted to dress up that night right

01:12:01.000 i just keep falling the whole way down i should have humped that chicken first

01:12:07.540 i saw a woman a couple months back professional soccer player right she goes on to espn on one

01:12:16.700 of these sports channels and she starts bitching going like i don't understand how come female

01:12:23.320 athletes don't make as much as male professional athletes right and all of these men had to sit

01:12:29.880 there and act like they didn't know what the answer was oh come on i hate it when women

01:12:39.960 complain about pay and i was an athlete i'm like guys we're worse i don't know what to tell you

01:12:45.480 they had to sit there like dumbfounded like oh why is that

01:12:56.120 that is a penumperum i have i have no idea

01:13:03.240 literally i'm sitting at home screaming at the tv because you don't sell me tickets

01:13:09.240 nobody is going to women's soccer games you're playing in a 20 000 seat arena

01:13:14.840 1500 people show up that's not a good night the promoter lost his ass on that kick

01:13:23.720 football okay i'm gonna read comments for a second remember if you guys want um your comments to be

01:13:29.560 read go to the audacitynetwork.com and i do read them on here um beaten cheek it's 10 bucks a

01:13:35.800 month unlimited comments 80 bucks a year when i became conservative six years ago i got in shape

01:13:42.120 and my testosterone shot up to 700 still at it ethan klein total fat pos leftist looks sloppy

01:13:49.160 as well easy to spot these days man says actual funny women are rare i don't know any funny women

01:13:55.560 at all you must be on crack mon says beaten cheeks graham says if you want the skinny on

01:14:01.160 israel palestine check out masab hassan yourself um the son of hamas yeah but that's still that's

01:14:08.120 still what they say right like each one of them is gonna have an essay video on why they're right

01:14:16.760 like my point is i think normal people think they know and i'm like do you really know i don't know

01:14:22.600 i believe what's in front of my eyes and if i'm not there like i don't know um because both sides

01:14:29.640 will say the other side's faking all their stuff so i'm like this is too confusing i've witnessed

01:14:34.520 a few but as far as professional comedians i can't think of one beaten cheeks you're right i've met

01:14:39.400 girls that are witty off the cusp but an actual funny comedian at best nikki glazier she did some

01:14:45.640 good she's funny she's funny for a woman uh but not all women youtube i actually live near pita

01:14:52.680 headquarters they are crazy but at least they neutered my cat for really cheap and didn't

01:14:56.600 require much paperwork okay charlie brunch is awesome we just don't have time for it beaten

01:15:01.720 and cheeks my gay friends like pumpkin spice beverages my lesbian friends enjoy mimosas

01:15:06.360 i did too when my testosterone was under 200 and a leftist watch a week i watch i watch two games

01:15:12.680 on sunday i taped three right then i watched the monday game and then tuesday i watched one of the

01:15:17.400 three that i taped wednesday i watched another one then i watched the thursday night game

01:15:21.400 and then friday i got to watch the sunday night game then saturday i watched college football

01:15:25.320 And it's fine.

01:15:26.600 Because I have a simple male brain

01:15:29.880 that could just sit there and just enjoy it.

01:15:34.260 I can just enjoy it.

01:15:35.900 So does your wife watch any of these games with you?

01:15:38.420 No, she has the female complex, multitasking brain.

01:15:43.200 That's why they can't be happy.

01:15:45.340 They just always, they're like,

01:15:48.920 what is that lizard that can look at two things at once?

01:15:52.060 That's what they like.

01:15:53.240 So they got the shoes they want,

01:15:55.100 And then they see some other woman walking in,

01:15:57.340 going, oh, look at this skinny bitch over here.

01:15:59.600 She thinks she's cute, right?

01:16:00.860 And they, that's what I've learned.

01:16:03.140 Oh God.

01:16:03.980 You know what makes women happy?

01:16:04.960 Nothing.

01:16:06.020 Nothing makes them happy.

01:16:07.640 And that is why they are slowly taking over the NFL

01:16:10.700 because it ignores them that we can just sit there

01:16:14.220 with like a pizza and a drink.

01:16:15.800 Like, that's not holding.

01:16:17.620 Just be like, and enjoy ourselves.

01:16:20.120 So you're saying that because you're happy

01:16:22.860 that you think your wife and women in general

01:16:25.220 want to take that?

01:16:26.060 They're jealous of it.

01:16:26.840 They're jealous how simple the male brain is.

01:16:29.920 You can just sit there and be entertained

01:16:32.220 and find true happiness.

01:16:33.460 And it just bugs them, so they got to ruin it.

01:16:35.960 And they're slowly taking over the NFL.

01:16:38.140 You know, all next month, once again,

01:16:39.940 they're going to dress everybody in the NFL

01:16:41.460 like newborn baby girls, for whatever reason.

01:16:46.840 Did you forget that there's breath cancer

01:16:48.840 for like a year ago?

01:16:50.000 Yeah, so they did it last year

01:16:51.120 and they're going to do it again this year.

01:16:52.660 Yes, they're slowly gonna take it over

01:16:55.140 and they're gonna move us out.

01:16:57.220 Because I'm telling you, I don't understand

01:16:58.480 why they keep trying to go into a male football league.

01:17:02.280 It's like, why don't you guys band together

01:17:04.540 and start your own league?

01:17:06.060 Get your own thing.

01:17:07.860 You know we can't.

01:17:10.280 You know we can't.

01:17:11.120 Don't, but I realize they don't want their own thing.

01:17:13.700 They don't want their own shit.

01:17:15.340 They want our shit.

01:17:17.460 I don't know what it is.

01:17:18.540 And I think it's because we're happy.

01:17:19.960 We're just sitting there enjoying ourselves,

01:17:21.500 Having a good time without them, it drives them nuts.

01:17:24.180 And they just got to go in there and ruin it.

01:17:26.340 So they don't like, they got women's basketball.

01:17:28.980 They don't even like it.

01:17:30.360 They don't even like.

01:17:32.480 No, we don't.

01:17:33.640 I don't watch it.

01:17:34.780 They don't even like football.

01:17:37.160 I don't get it.

01:17:37.980 I don't get like the fascination.

01:17:39.580 Like if my wife is having like three of her friends over, I screw.

01:17:43.420 I leave.

01:17:43.980 I don't need to be there and ruin it for her.

01:17:45.800 I know you guys.

01:17:48.000 I'm going to change the dynamic because I'm there.

01:17:50.280 and you can't talk about 100% female stuff,

01:17:52.980 out of courtesy, I'm going to get out of there.

01:17:54.880 I'm going to leave.

01:17:56.540 But they can't do that, you're saying?

01:17:58.140 One guy, one chauvinistic jackass up there

01:18:00.540 understands what I'm saying.

01:18:04.700 Oh my gosh, this was funny.

01:18:06.440 Well, I, like Bill Burr, have a fan now,

01:18:08.960 even if his wife is a leftist.

01:18:11.500 I'm going to read comments one more time

01:18:13.340 before we end the show today,

01:18:14.660 but I will be back tomorrow.

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01:18:24.340 three or four and if you guys don't like it that's too bad because it's when i it's when i it's when

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Pearl - December 18, 2024

Dispelling The Common Myths Of Feminism ｜ Pearl Daily

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