Pearl - May 09, 2026


Jeremy Boreing is nominated for Simp of the Year

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Andrew Tate Lauren Southern Andrew Wilson Jordan Peterson Peterson Tucker Taylor Swift Charlie Kirk Doug MPA Robinson Pearl Dave
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Length

53 minutes

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163.63

Word count

8,815

Sentence count

284

Harmful content

Misogyny

46

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Toxicity

53

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Hate speech

57

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Summary

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What is a simp? A slang term for a man who exhibits excessive affection, attention, or deference towards another person, often in a desperate, unreciprocated attempt to win their affection or sexual favors. The term suggests a submissive, desperate attitude, often viewing the person as simping or lowing their self-respect to please a crush.

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00:00:00 what is up my people hold on hold on i started the show and i realized i forgot to do something
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00:00:13 i forgot to put on my second camera so it's like hold up you know what i mean
00:00:26 all right well
00:00:33 what's going on my guys it's a chill stream today so i want to lower the expectations they
00:00:45 got to be low they got to be super low hold on one second one second
00:00:52 Thank you.
00:01:22 i have returned oh my gosh what is up with this camera
00:01:30 all right well i've given up no musical intro no musical intro i know i know i know
00:01:48 i know
00:01:51 someone said i fell off it's like well you were never on
00:01:58 so i fell off but it's like at least i was on at one point
00:02:02 yeah like how dare you it's like you're saying you fell off well why don't you try like get a
00:02:10 billion views on your youtube channel you know what i mean it's like did i fall off kind of but
00:02:17 okay so today uh anyways we're gonna that's neither here nor there today we're talking about
00:02:25 simps now i personally think that simping is a disease um and i don't know if there's a cure
00:02:32 i really don't know if there's a cure for this disease okay so
00:02:39 a simp a slang term for somebody usually a man who exhibits excessive affection attention
00:02:48 or deference towards another person often in a desperate unreciprocated attempt to win their
00:02:55 affection or sexual favors the term suggests a submissive desperate attitude often viewing the
00:03:02 person as simping or lowing their self-respect to please a crush so today we're talking about a guy
00:03:17 who has a disease of simping now this is um let me see where we're supposed to start this is
00:03:24 Jeremy Boring. He is the CEO of the Daily Wire. And let's see, one hour, 14. And he is basically
00:03:38 trying to help Lauren Southern repair her reputation. So Lauren Southern is by all
00:03:43 accounts a loser, right? She's a single mother. She's alienated her kid from the father, right? 1.00
00:03:54 um she banged like half the manosphere and instead of just taking an L and you know um 1.00
00:04:04 taking that L to her reputation she has decided to gaslight all of us as if she did not do those 0.58
00:04:12 things so today we are going to watch this give me one second one hour one hour 14 minute marks
00:04:22 we're starting. I'm going to go a little bit further back. Okay. Okay. Make selfie videos
00:04:49 for the internet and take a shower every day. That's none. And their husbands are the CEO of
00:04:55 JetBlue. That's right. This has never existed. There is no trad because there is no tradition
00:05:00 on which this is based. It's just a kind of LARPing like the Christian influencers now are 1.00
00:05:06 doing. The Christ is King set is doing a kind of LARPing knowing that all the people who believe 0.92
00:05:11 that Christ is King will take their side at first and it'll take them a long time to realize that,
00:05:16 oh, you're not making a statement of affirmation about the primacy of Christ.
00:05:21 You're raising a tribal flag knowing that people were rallied to you who don't know.
00:05:25 Like, all of that is, as you say in your wonderful video, all of it's performance art.
00:05:31 And none of it is aimed at making the world better.
00:05:34 The trad movement that failed you isn't the failure of traditional marriage.
00:05:38 That's how he said that failed you. 0.52
00:05:40 Like, men like this, you guys are the problem. 0.99
00:05:43 because even your language just alleviates she failed she's a loser right and we can't all be 0.99
00:05:49 winners in life I'm kind of a loser too my channel is meant for losers um so like I'm not here to 0.83
00:05:56 judge the losers you know some of us we just can't win we just lose lose lose but we have to 0.97
00:06:04 objectively say that we are losers you know but we're fucking with the losers here but yeah she's 0.99
00:06:10 objectively a loser um and she used to be like the hot girl and she could have married a bajillionaire 0.99
00:06:16 with her looks and she just fumbled so hard like i was never that hot so my downfall can't be that 0.98
00:06:22 bad if you're not if the high if you're never that attractive like you didn't lose that much
00:06:29 so i can't imagine the ego hit it would take to be like a super hot girl and to just be like pew
00:06:36 you know what I mean? That's it's the failure of a artificially constructed and artificially
00:06:45 promulgated mask. Um, and of course it failed you. It isn't real. It could never have supported
00:06:53 you in your marriage because it doesn't, it doesn't exist in the real world. It exists.
00:06:58 It exists on Instagram. That's the only place it is. Uh, but there is something real. And the real
00:07:03 thing is the thing that we're supposed to, you know, if we're in public life, the thing
00:07:07 that we should be trying.
00:07:09 Wait, Doug MPA, he told me to start at 1 15, but there's a destiny part.
00:07:17 Oh my God.
00:07:18 I don't, maybe I need to go earlier in this, uh, he said, he really told me 1 15.
00:07:26 Uh, oh, I read it wrong.
00:07:29 no he said one hour 14 okay I'm a little confused I'm gonna just do the part where she talks about
00:07:37 destiny all right he's lying about almost every aspect of that film and there are a lot of people
00:07:44 who have done breakdowns of it but I believe Peterson had interviewed him and promoted it
00:07:48 based on trust based on believing that he was a good person as well without looking into the
00:07:53 he said you are hotter than my ex Pearl
00:07:56 i mean i don't know if he should be bragging about that i mean again i'm mid so like your
00:08:04 ex is another mid or she a sub mid i mean it's not i'm cute but let's not
00:08:11 you know real details because he doesn't have time because he has to put out a lot of content
00:08:20 because he he you have to operate on some level of trust with other influencers or you will be
00:08:26 sitting in your room, reading court cases all day long
00:08:28 and never able to keep up with the algorithm.
00:08:31 So the reason that this environment existed
00:08:33 that I found very damaging
00:08:34 and that I was a part of as well,
00:08:36 exists in symbiosis with the healthier aspects
00:08:39 that promoted it and don't have time
00:08:41 to look into the details of everything going on there
00:08:44 and the scams and the lies
00:08:45 and the fake court cases, you know?
00:08:48 Well, I'll admit that I don't know,
00:08:50 you know, the allegations about Robinson.
00:08:54 I don't know. I haven't.
00:08:55 And most people don't. They don't have time to look into the court cases.
00:08:58 I haven't spent any time looking into it, as you say. And there is a symbiosis. I'll readily admit that there's a symbiosis. I might quibble on some of the details about when did Tucker start moving. I think that the Andrew Tate interview was a huge red flag that Tucker was on a different path than the past people.
00:09:19 and this is i hate elitists they think they're better than everybody like you have the moral
00:09:24 authority to tell people what path we should be who the are you who the are you this is why people
00:09:30 hate these guys because they sit in their ivory towers they think they're smarter than everyone
00:09:36 and better than everyone pearl is a three to five max out of six i agree i would give myself a three
00:09:41 probably a two i think that's a little too generous it's a little too generous yeah you
00:09:46 you got to go down. I thought he was on there to four. Nevertheless, I'll grant the premise.
00:09:51 Look at Joe Rogan. He just interviewed Andrew Wilson, who I mentioned. Do you know Andrew
00:09:56 Wilson? I don't know Andrew. I mean, I know who Andrew Wilson is. Yeah, he does the whatever
00:09:59 podcast a lot. You know, he presents himself as kind of this Christian nationalist character and
00:10:04 is always, women, why you bring nothing to the table, but you're, you know, insert bad word. 0.54
00:10:11 he's very pharisaical in his behavior and he's being hosted on some of the largest most mainstream
00:10:16 platforms in the world and i'm not saying don't host people but there's not like the idea that
00:10:22 this environment exists on its own that i existed in that's more kind of radical and crazy i very
00:10:28 much work in symbiosis well okay fair enough dennis prager wouldn't invite uh andrew tate on
00:10:35 a show though just as an example sure i don't think because you guys think you're better than
00:10:39 everyone else go yourself that's how i feel it's like you guys act like you're better than everyone
00:10:46 else and you know people are getting sick of this elitism on the right people are getting sick of 0.89
00:10:53 you know these arrogant pricks acting like they're better than the average working man
00:10:58 and jordan peterson would invite andrew tate on a show or there would at least come a moment where 0.90
00:11:11 it would know like it's incredible how simpy they are you would invite andrew tate oh i wouldn't 0.90
00:11:17 invite andrew tate but lauren southern who banged half of conservative media is allowed to go on
00:11:22 longer be the case that jordan peterson would invite andrew tate on the show like
00:11:31 by the time andrew tate is a known quantity and i'm i'm not trying to pick on you no no please
00:11:37 but i i love a harsh real conversation be real with me you've just been on a path that and and
00:11:44 this is one of the things that um is both makes you very interesting uh as a public figure is
00:11:51 that you've gone through the fire and now you're open to criticize, even be self-critical
00:11:58 of that world, your time in that world.
00:12:02 That's a very interesting thing.
00:12:03 But there's a danger to it too, which I want to get to, which is the sort of Taylor Swift
00:12:08 era's version of public life.
00:12:10 Like, is this the, you know, you went through your transgressive era and then you went through 0.85
00:12:16 your trad wife era.
00:12:17 Are you now in your redemption era? 0.95
00:12:20 Oh, no.
00:12:21 Okay.
00:12:22 Wait, wait, let me, you know what?
00:12:24 This is fair.
00:12:25 I believe there's a-
00:12:27 All right.
00:12:28 We were just talking too much about this girl.
00:12:31 This is the symbiast-
00:12:32 Symbiosis.
00:12:33 But I also believe I have a penchant for chaos and I have an attraction to chaotic, disorganized- 1.00
00:12:40 Yeah, because you're a woman.
00:12:42 We all have an attraction to chaos. 1.00
00:12:45 Exciting lifestyles as well.
00:12:48 is a part of me that is a part of that sphere. And I, you know, whenever you see these articles
00:12:55 that come out, I don't agree with the headline. Like I created the manosphere and I, now it
00:12:59 destroyed me. I don't think I was destroyed by the manosphere, but is there an aspect of me
00:13:03 that helped create the very Frankensteins that? No, it's just incredible. You didn't create
00:13:10 anything one the manosphere is a feminist term that was created um by feminists because they 1.00
00:13:20 wanted the manosphere to be like a boogeyman right so they wanted to say the manosphere is toxic and 1.00
00:13:25 then they could label anyone as a part of the manosphere they don't like two um no you didn't
00:13:30 do anything you were a hot girl you were a hot girl doing political content
00:13:40 i mean look you aren't that important just like i'm not that important neither of us are that
00:13:45 important um but everyone treats us like we're important because she was hot i was mid i'm still
00:13:53 mid um yeah hurt me 100 absolutely um i i think i had a personality that was addicted to
00:14:03 transgressiveness that was addicted to the the lifestyle in those spheres even if i didn't
00:14:09 know it at the time um but yeah even even to this day there's an aspect of me where i have to be
00:14:14 very conscious of the fact that uh i i don't make the best decisions like if i were your older
00:14:22 brother i would say don't like don't date destiny like that would just be a that would just be a
00:14:29 piece of advice that i'd probably throw on the table you know like probably bruh
00:14:40 believe this doesn't go well
00:14:44 um you know it's funny you say that because that was actually probably i want to give her props if
00:14:51 that hair is real i'm very jealous of her hair one of the healthier relationships i had in the
00:14:58 political space yeah that's not bro you banged everybody like i just how can you guys say that
00:15:07 oh my gosh where do i rate myself with lauren uh i told you i'm a three she's like a seven i would
00:15:17 say but she's a single mom so that makes her six so 0.84
00:15:25 at least in this i don't know maybe in other angles i wouldn't say that
00:15:30 yeah that's not a recommendation you know when like what i mean you could just build your brand
00:15:41 unlike politics not yeah i'm an ape go you guys that that's a simp no offense but it's just like
00:15:51 i'm not that high i would say to that is the i would and i said this earlier i would rather
00:15:58 be at least certainly after i had been in this sphere that i felt was so dishonest with the
00:16:03 public about who they were including myself it was very refreshing to be at a table with someone who
00:16:08 who was like, yes, I am polyamorous, yes, I do drugs, yes, I, you know, I partake in all of
00:16:16 this, quote unquote, degenerate behavior, than to be at a table with a bunch of people doing the
00:16:21 exact same thing, but pretending publicly to be saints, you know, because at least I can't
00:16:27 deconstruct the world that I was a part of without honesty. So I couldn't deconstruct it with the
00:16:33 people because everyone was lying to themselves. At least I have a lot more respect for
00:16:38 people who can sit there and say, this is who I am, even if the public hate it. Yeah, this is why
00:16:44 I'm gay. I'm a bisexual, polyamorous guy. That's it. I'll get on all the time by the internet for
00:16:50 it. But that's just who I am, rather than people who are exactly the same conduct themselves the
00:16:54 same way. But it's actually more dangerous to be friends with people in the right wing media who
00:16:59 have all of these proclivities, but don't tell them publicly, because as soon as you find out
00:17:04 about it, you're now a threat. And they have to kind of destroy you and destroy your life. Whereas
00:17:08 if people have their cards on the table and they say, this is who I am, it's a lot safer to have
00:17:12 a friendship with them. And you can just talk honestly about your failures. And that's what I,
00:17:16 that's what I needed at that time in my life. I needed someone I could talk honestly about my
00:17:20 failures and the struggles I was having. I didn't believe in the trad life or marriage anymore after
00:17:24 my husband left. You know, um, I see all the rumors online, Lauren cheated on her husband 1.00
00:17:28 with destiny. That didn't. Yeah. Okay. Why did he leave again? I'm just tired of this narrative 0.91
00:17:36 that, you know, and the world does not do us a service by telling us we're always the victims,
00:17:43 right? I can think of a situation where I did not get, I did not get what I wanted out of a
00:17:51 relationship, right? And when I was young, you know, it's like, oh, he used you this, blah,
00:17:58 blah, blah, blah, blah. But when you really like go back and think about things, you're just like,
00:18:04 oh no I did x y and z I look I'm not telling you guys all my business but you guys you guys get the
00:18:11 idea it's like you can't just look and say you were some innocent victim in this and oh the only
00:18:16 thing I did wrong was I picked wrong it's like okay you were perfect in this what did you do that was
00:18:23 wrong so happen um i didn't even meet him until after my marriage had ended but i we sat and i
00:18:38 remember being completely just how how can i believe in the ideals of conservatism without
00:18:46 inherently believing that my life is a failure like i'm a single mother now how can i how can 0.83
00:18:51 not hate myself and still believe in the tried life because no just say you're a loser that's 0.85
00:18:56 it just say i'm a loser now don't cope don't try to make us think you're not a loser don't pretend 0.99
00:19:03 you're important you're just a loser it's all right i'm a loser too all losers i failed at it 0.96
00:19:11 and the idea that maybe i needed to deconstruct some of that was profoundly healing in some ways 0.94
00:19:18 for me but i definitely um like i i certainly concluded that i couldn't be polyamorous that
00:19:25 that was not the lifestyle that i could pursue but sitting there and doing drugs with destiny
00:19:30 and talking about how my marriage had fallen apart was profoundly more and you ever think
00:19:35 about like who's watching this lady's kid who's watching the child why are you doing drugs with
00:19:44 destiny instead of watching your kid honest than sitting with a bunch of people who are cheating
00:19:50 on their wives and telling the internet you need to be trad and christ is king that was a lot better
00:19:56 of a place for me to be not healthy place to be um i do need structure but i feel more comfortable
00:20:02 with people who can honestly talk about their failures you know on this idea of people who are
00:20:08 cheating on their wives and telling the internet you know you need to be proud and christ is king
00:20:13 there are two interesting pieces of that i think one of them is uh i think that for the public man
00:20:20 it's it's better to say virtuous things than to do virtuous things whereas for the private man
00:20:29 it's better to do virtuous things than to say virtuous things neither is good i'm not suggesting
00:20:34 that a public man living a hypocritical life
00:20:38 is itself virtuous.
00:20:39 It's certainly not.
00:20:41 But it seems obvious to me that if your husband says,
00:20:45 I'll be faithful and then cheats,
00:20:48 what he says has no value.
00:20:51 If your pastor says, be faithful, but then cheats,
00:20:55 well, men fail, men fall to temptation.
00:20:59 Why do we, I hate that.
00:21:00 This is why the conservatives, it's like men fall. 0.94
00:21:03 no you didn't fall to temptation you raw dogged that hot young latina that was eyeing you down 1.00
00:21:11 while your white wife was being a bitch or vice versa right your latina wife got fat and the you 1.00
00:21:18 know the little blonde girl in church was giving you googly eyes you didn't fall i mean like there's 1.00
00:21:24 so many decisions you have to make in order to have sex with someone it was a choice right 0.99
00:21:28 you should drive over there you got to get naked you got like you know you gotta you gotta thrust 0.64
00:21:35 a bunch of time like there's so much it's not just falling like you did not just fall it's just
00:21:43 incredible but that's still better than a pastor who says cheat like a pastor who says a perfectly
00:21:48 christian thing to do is to cheat it okay so there's courage in talking about your sins publicly
00:21:56 there's some sins guys i've done i don't really want to talk about publicly you know what i mean
00:22:01 and because i'm not as courageous but there's something about a guy who just doesn't give an f
00:22:06 and um
00:22:13 you know um 0.98
00:22:18 like it does take a level of courage for tate to be like yes i cheated on all the women i'm with
00:22:23 Yes, that's what you're saying.
00:22:25 So there's a kind of call to hypocrisy
00:22:29 that I don't think is necessarily wrong in public life.
00:22:35 That said, there's a difference between failing
00:22:42 in the face of temptation
00:22:45 and embracing sin while preaching virtue.
00:22:50 and that that is now something different we're not talking about i have a lot of grace for
00:22:56 people who make mistakes on account of all the mistakes that i make um you know it's easy to
00:23:01 pick on you for uh hanging out with milo i hired candace so like you know nobody's batting a
00:23:09 thousand here or anything but uh but i think that the movement as a whole conservatism as a whole
00:23:16 particularly today, particularly since it moved online, is so graceless.
00:23:24 I think that a fundamental flaw in even the message of conservatism,
00:23:30 not only how we actually behave, but almost the message itself,
00:23:33 is that we uphold ideals.
00:23:37 And that's important, especially because the left has been tearing down ideals for our entire life.
00:23:41 Like they've been trying to deconstruct the ideals themselves.
00:23:45 And so we've gotten so used to upholding the ideals
00:23:47 that we almost leave no room for anyone
00:23:49 who's fallen short of the ideals
00:23:51 to actually participate anymore.
00:23:53 You know, when we say things like,
00:23:55 all you have to do to be successful in America,
00:23:57 study after study demonstrates it,
00:23:59 you know, graduate high school,
00:24:01 get married before you have children,
00:24:03 don't do drugs.
00:24:03 Like, you do these three things,
00:24:05 you're gonna make it in America.
00:24:07 And that's true.
00:24:08 And it's important to say that that's true
00:24:10 because you're giving people actual important tools
00:24:12 with which to govern their lives.
00:24:14 The problem is most people fall short of one, two, or three of those at some point.
00:24:19 And now what?
00:24:20 And conservatism does a very bad job of saying now what?
00:24:23 I would say that it's a, it is probably an indictment of the conservative movement that
00:24:30 you spent so much time in it and knew it so intimately that when you-
00:24:35 Like there's no, you know, there's no scolding her for the disloyalty of getting to know
00:24:42 all these people and then spreading their secrets you know what i mean it's like guys entered your
00:24:48 own period of distress you look to someone who is openly polyamorous and openly um openly used
00:24:58 drugs or whatever i'm not trying to just pick on destiny he is what he is but that you thought that
00:25:04 that that was a more honest way to deal with what you perceived as your own failures in the face of
00:25:09 your own separation. Why are we doing a therapy set? No man would be allowed to talk about
00:25:14 himself this much. Okay, let's go to, let's go to the trad life talking about, we're going
00:25:19 to skip to make selfie videos for the internet and take a shower every day. That's none.
00:25:24 And their husbands are the CEO of JetBlue. That's right. This has never existed. There
00:25:29 is no trad because there is no tradition on which this is based. It's a, it's just a kind
00:25:34 of LARPing like the Christian influencers now are doing a, the Christus King set is
00:25:39 doing a kind of larping knowing that all the people who believe that christ is king will take
00:25:43 their side at first and it'll take them a long time to realize that oh you you're not making a
00:25:48 statement of affirmation about the primacy of christ you're raising a tribal flag knowing that
00:25:54 people will rally to you who don't know like all of that is as you say in your wonderful video
00:25:59 all of its performance art and none of it is aimed at making the world better the trad movement that
00:26:06 failed you isn't the failure of it's that failed you not that you're a failure i would just say 1.00
00:26:12 lauren you're a loser you're a loser um you tried to be a traditional wife and you failed because 1.00
00:26:22 you're probably on you're so insufferable that your husband left you and that's an l you just 1.00
00:26:27 got to eat it you know what i mean try to be more less unbearable next time additional marriage
00:26:35 It's the failure of a artificially constructed and artificially promulgated mask.
00:26:45 And of course it failed you.
00:26:46 It isn't real.
00:26:47 It could never have supported you in your marriage because it doesn't, it doesn't exist
00:26:51 in the real world.
00:26:52 It exists.
00:26:53 It exists on Instagram.
00:26:54 That's the only place it is.
00:26:56 But there is something real.
00:26:58 And the real thing is the thing that we're supposed to, you know, if we're in public
00:27:01 life the thing that we should be trying to present to people is reality reality is complex reality
00:27:08 is messy reality is filled with failure your life has been filled with enormous accomplishment
00:27:14 you've done more than uh are you are you 30 i mean you've done more than most 30 year olds on
00:27:20 planet earth and yet your life is also filled with failure you failed yourself you failed your values
00:27:25 you failed your your marriage failed but whatever real accomplishment like none of this my 0.95
00:27:30 accomplishments not real we gotta like get rid of our egos as women um 0.91
00:27:35 like these women think they're better than men they think they're more accomplished you are not 0.97
00:27:44 more lauren you're not more accomplished than a plumber you're not more accomplished than an 0.99
00:27:49 electrician you're not more accomplished than anybody that works for a living um you talk on
00:27:54 internet we got to stop pretending that we're important at all yeah it's just pride for
00:28:03 mechanisms that took place i had my own part yeah in everything you played your own part of it but
00:28:09 okay that's not enough you got to say what specifically was your part like there's one
00:28:15 thing to say oh i had a part to play it's another thing to say i was selfish i was nagging i was
00:28:21 bitching i was inconsiderate i was rude and i was controlling and that's why they were like
00:28:28 do you see the difference oh i had a part to play no no no no no no like if you're gonna publicly 0.85
00:28:35 do an hour video bashing your husband uh what is your part to play in this
00:28:41 and that's the thing the simps like him i don't know like what it is if they just don't 0.98
00:28:53 have a logical brain like like sometimes i think simps have the mind of women um
00:29:00 i'm like 1.00
00:29:04 or is he just lying he's either a liar or he has the mind of a woman 0.95
00:29:11 I don't know which but that is reality that that is who you are and it's who every I need to start 0.97
00:29:19 an etiquette school do you know I had a wife school a while ago but everyone just roast me
00:29:24 even though I wasn't even teaching it um oh my god like I just thought it'd be kind of fun to
00:29:30 do lessons and like because I didn't know how to cook or anything so I was like oh I could learn 0.88
00:29:33 and then everyone's just like you're a modern woman and I'm like I know I know I'm trying to
00:29:39 learn you know but anyways you can't win them all uh that would just be too much work i would rather
00:29:47 be a partner with an etiquette school i could do content or something but yeah too much but he is
00:29:53 and yeah we wear masks and yeah we point cameras at each other and yeah i'm wearing a little makeup
00:29:58 right now right like i i understand the job there this is this both is my library of my house and
00:30:05 it also isn't the library of my house because if the camera tilts up you're going to see lights
00:30:08 hanging from the ceiling. Right. I like showbiz. I think showbiz is important. But the thing that
00:30:13 we're supposed to model for people is the thing that's real. And I think that you now in this,
00:30:19 in this era, this rebranding, this rebranding, which by the way, you have to be very careful of.
00:30:25 Yeah. You have to be very careful. You, I don't know you to know. Is, is this Lauren's
00:30:32 redemption era? And will it be followed by your, I hate the Jews era. And then followed by your, 0.99
00:30:38 astral projecting visions of Charlie Kirk from beyond the grave era, followed by your you make
00:30:44 a hundred million dollars a year era. And yet somehow people think it was still motivated by
00:30:48 a desire for truth. That could happen. But I hope not. What I hope is that you use this moment that
00:30:54 you find yourself in. And this is what I think Dr. Peterson was trying to tell me in that
00:30:58 conversation that we had 16 months ago or so, is that you're uniquely positioned right now
00:31:05 to help people see that there's grace in the world
00:31:08 and to help people see that you can advocate
00:31:11 for things that are true and beautiful and good,
00:31:13 even though your own life isn't always true
00:31:15 and isn't always beautiful and isn't even always good.
00:31:18 Because if God doesn't have the ability
00:31:20 to work through broken vessels,
00:31:22 then he can't do any work at all.
00:31:24 That's the only vessels that we're offering
00:31:25 down here on earth, right?
00:31:27 No, absolutely.
00:31:28 I don't want this to be my redemption era
00:31:30 because I don't believe that the cameras
00:31:33 or the ark or anything can redeem me you know i think only god can do that right so i i this is
00:31:39 why i think my new policy is just like i'm just gonna be completely honest because i can't keep
00:31:43 up with the lies and i can't keep up with the audience they might hate me they might like me
00:31:47 if i'm just saying what i yeah lauren is just someone that's um a victim of a woman that doesn't
00:31:53 have what it takes to be on the internet and she just crashed and burned and um it's just an l
00:32:01 you know sometimes in life you got to take L's truly believe in what I've truly seen that's all
00:32:06 I can do even if it's my own failure um have you ever have you ever put an image into AI and asked
00:32:14 it to like remove something from the background but then the whole image gets like a little distorted
00:32:18 anyway and then you like try to fix it and then it deep fries it more and deep fries it more and
00:32:23 deep fries it more this is what I kind of feel you know when you talk about the trad life it's funny
00:32:28 because I kind of, I was, I created the maze that I got trapped in. I was 19 doing commentary on that
00:32:34 and I never lived it. And this is what most commentators are doing. They're posting about
00:32:37 things they haven't lived. And then they're taking that and they're deep. I actually agree with that.
00:32:42 Prying it more and deep frying it more, deep frying it more until it's unrecognizable from
00:32:46 the real world. And then I went and I followed that path and it led me to destruction. So how
00:32:51 do we, I think, like you said, it's the question of how do we live in show business, acknowledging
00:32:57 its show business while reflecting something that's real with people who generally are not
00:33:03 living in reality. I like that. I like that little rant, though. It was very inspiring.
00:33:10 Hope-inducing. I'm good for one hope-inducing rant per episode. That's what I aspire to.
00:33:14 No, I appreciate that. It meant a lot. Who's doing it right out there?
00:33:20 Who's doing it right out there? Oh, boy. I hate this question. I hate this question because people...
00:33:26 I just, I've never seen a woman so not talented.
00:33:30 Always tell me they're like, you're so negative, Lauren.
00:33:33 You say everyone's faking and lying and then who are we supposed to, what?
00:33:36 My dad always says this to me.
00:33:37 He's like, you, he always does the, God uses broken people. 0.99
00:33:41 And I think that's true. 0.63
00:33:42 I think God does use broken people.
00:33:43 And I think we have to look for the pieces where people are trying.
00:33:46 Because like you said, a human life is not a linear, this is the good guy.
00:33:50 This is the job.
00:33:51 Answer the question.
00:33:52 Is it your job media?
00:33:54 Oh my God.
00:33:55 I think all of us have points in our life where if we're honest with ourself, we've
00:33:59 been the bad guy in the story.
00:34:02 And you have to look for the people who are and will be again and will be again.
00:34:07 Absolutely.
00:34:08 That's why I don't want it to be my redemption arc in two years.
00:34:11 You can find out I'm doing espionage for China or something.
00:34:14 I don't know.
00:34:15 But I think whenever you see people making admissions against their own interest, you
00:34:21 know what I mean?
00:34:22 That's like one of the few times, you know, someone's telling the truth.
00:34:24 like their audience are canceling them hardcore. They've lost money. They've lost a contract.
00:34:29 They've lost something to say something true. I mean, that is the quintessential message of
00:34:33 Christ. Like we, to heal the world, he had to sacrifice himself. And that's what, because
00:34:38 everyone is always making selfish decisions, ourselves included. It's like to repair that
00:34:42 damage, we have to make unselfish decisions in which we are going to be treated unfairly,
00:34:47 in which we are going to have to make a sacrifice to do some healing. So whenever people are making
00:34:51 admissions against interest i would really look at that and focus on that when is someone because
00:34:56 there's no incentive to say i'm wrong on the internet there's no incentive all you get is
00:35:02 you get eaten by sharks because they smell blood in the water whatever the left or right if they
00:35:05 hate you and then your own side say well you've betrayed us you've betrayed us you're not saying 1.00
00:35:09 you're not walking the line right so whenever someone is kind of getting happens women are
00:35:14 conservative when they feel like it and when it benefits them so when it benefited her she was 0.98
00:35:18 conservative that's why i say there's no such thing as a traditional or conservative woman in
00:35:22 2026 because as soon as it no longer benefited her now she's um a more centrist leftist eaten by
00:35:30 everyone i'd go and take a look at what they're saying and really listen you know what are your
00:35:35 politics like today that's the tough part coming back into talking again is i'm more interested in
00:35:43 and critiquing the way that the political world works because I am so uncertain.
00:35:47 I'm more uncertain today than I've ever been about my political positions because I always
00:35:51 find reality in contradiction to what I believe.
00:35:56 One funny experience I had is I play a lot of community volleyball now.
00:35:59 It's been really good for me to connect the reality again.
00:36:01 Community volleyball in Canada.
00:36:03 Community volleyball in Canada.
00:36:04 You know what's so crazy?
00:36:05 This woman tells us to touch grass and it's like the most online people ever tell us to
00:36:12 touch grass it's like you touch grass you know what i mean and um one of the girls said let's do
00:36:20 a boys versus girls game and i still have this like tick where i spent so much time in media that
00:36:25 i'm like yeah as if boys versus girls like as if that's gonna work like we're gonna get wrecked and
00:36:31 this girl looks at me like i'm crazy she's like what why not and then i think she's just like a
00:36:37 suw or something and she's being woke and i'm like obviously because we have a different biology
00:36:41 we're going to get wrecked. But then the next round of volleyball, we go around and I kind of
00:36:45 watch the girls and the boys play. And I realized like the girls could totally beat the boys in this
00:36:49 round just because the guys are constantly swinging into the net. They hit too hard.
00:36:52 They hit out. The girls are really focused. They're tipping well. They're getting the right 0.99
00:36:55 positions. And I'm like, oh my gosh, she's not looking at me like I'm crazy because she's some
00:37:01 left-wing political radical. She's looking at me like I'm crazy because I am. I am the one imposing
00:37:06 culture war gobbledygook nonsense onto a community volleyball game that is not an
00:37:11 that's true like people do get weird when they're online too much
00:37:14 but it's just incredible it's just incredible how out of touch we can be and still have a platform
00:37:22 like it's just crazy how delusional we can be and still have a platform no man could be this
00:37:29 delusional and still have a job like it just would not happen pick match of olympic players
00:37:35 these are just average people. And the girls in this situation could beat the boys. But because 1.00
00:37:39 I'm taking this culture war, you know, box and placing it onto everyday life, I look like an
00:37:46 insane person because I'm not just assessing the situation for what it is. And real life situations
00:37:52 do not fall into culture war boxes. They don't. And you will look unhinged if you try to make them.
00:37:58 Did you win? Did we win? I can't remember. I can't remember. I know the girls have absolutely
00:38:04 beat the boys before in games yes they brutally mocked us culture no okay this is such cap this
00:38:12 is cap and i look at here's here's my experience okay which which mogs her experience three years
00:38:19 of playing overseas uh i played volleyball since i was 10 i'm 29 19 years of volleyball experience
00:38:26 um unathletic guys could be professional women i've played with both i prefer almost pro level
00:38:35 athletes playing with rather than athletic guys i don't know what the hell she's talking about
00:38:42 um occasionally right maybe if the guys are really really bad but like if they've been
00:38:49 playing for a few months you are literally going to lose and if you win uh it's probably because
00:38:55 they're being nice and taking it easy on you they're not gonna like play with full force
00:39:00 they love us too much they can't do that so my opinion trumps your opinion sorry
00:39:09 volleyball mogged war wins again culture war wins every time what do you hope you're remembered for
00:39:18 what do i hope i'm remembered for oh my goodness you know you i guess it is a good thing
00:39:25 to think about that it is you know women we got to learn to take pauses she should have just been
00:39:31 silent thought a little bit answer what do i hope i'm remembered for i hope i'm remembered for
00:39:49 i don't even like i don't even like that question i think that's too egotistical of a question
00:39:53 i mean i don't care if i'm remembered or not remembered you know what i mean you can't
00:40:01 that's just wanting something out of other people
00:40:04 i'm in my zen era
00:40:09 good thing to think about that but i don't know that the best people in history are ever
00:40:18 remembered by the masses you know i like to think more about how i'll be remembered by my are you
00:40:23 are you trying to say that you are one of the best people in history you bang destiny
00:40:29 you bang destiny like oh my god it's just this is so incredibly out of touch
00:40:38 oh my god oh my god like that was the worst implication
00:40:48 now look i'm not trying to be judgmental you know a lot of women aren't you know i think if
00:40:56 there was a list of every guy like women have banged like out there i think you know all of
00:41:05 us to be hiding we would go into like we would go underground you know what i mean um but it's like
00:41:13 what have you done for humanity at this point um i guess you were part of a movement which 0.93
00:41:21 you disagree with now and you banged a gay guy that's an l i mean honestly you could have i think 0.99
00:41:32 that you know banging an ugly dude like a gay guy like that's just a different because your 0.99
00:41:38 point you might have aids at this point you might for real have aids so um 0.99
00:41:44 yeah i mean i just that insinuation was insulting um you haven't had a career that contributed much
00:41:54 to society you're a single mom so you're going to destroy your kid's life you might have aids so we
00:42:00 You don't know how long you'll be here. 1.00
00:42:02 This is just an L.
00:42:03 Son, how I'll be remembered by the people in my life that I love and I knew day to day.
00:42:08 I think that after I've seen the botched jobs the internet will do on people's reputations,
00:42:15 I'm much less concerned about my public perception and wherever I end up in the history books,
00:42:21 probably a footnote somewhere on the culture wars of 2010.
00:42:25 That's less important to me than my son remembering me as a good mom.
00:42:29 my friends remembering me as someone who loved it look you can't be a good mother without a father
00:42:34 sorry i don't care um there's just too much especially about you have a son look
00:42:41 we are all chaotic all of us all women it doesn't matter who you are and there's a level of routine
00:42:51 and order men will bring that young men crave right young men like they need that
00:42:57 my um a friend of mine teaches young men and he loves mentoring them and he'll talk about how
00:43:04 how much they miss having like a father figure and how it just um 0.92
00:43:10 and how overbearing all the mothers are so yeah your son your son is cooked 0.99
00:43:17 you should just give him to the dad in all honesty like you obviously want to whore out 0.93
00:43:22 because you said you were okay so you said i'm just getting this timeline straight you got 0.94
00:43:28 divorced according to you and then you did drugs and bang destiny um and apparently you took your 0.99
00:43:33 kid with so can we just keep it a buck you were banging destiny and doing drugs and someone else 1.00
00:43:40 was watching your kids does that sound like a stellar mother i mean can we just can we just 0.99
00:43:45 keep it real like that has to at least be a c that has to at least be it's like this is by your
00:43:54 own admission that cannot be a high ranking all right so your son's cooked um you're just cooked
00:44:02 and it's okay um maybe you'll figure it out probably not um this lack of humility coming
00:44:09 back and this gaslighting indicates to me that you are going to be um in a walking l forever
00:44:17 but i mean obviously you want to whore out a bit so i think you should just give your kid to the 1.00
00:44:22 dad and be the whore you are right women a lot of women are happier as whores a lot of women prefer 1.00
00:44:28 whoredom to being with a guy and you that's obviously you right and i'm not judging you 1.00
00:44:33 there's a need there's a lot of sexless men out there there's a need for whores so give the kid 1.00
00:44:38 to the dad and then um go a whore out uh maybe not destiny next time we can shoot a little higher 1.00
00:44:45 lauren uh we can shoot like slightly higher than that so you know you know yeah just good to the 0.98
00:44:53 people around me and i'm not always but i hope to become better i i strive for that you said at the
00:45:02 beginning of the conversation that you don't know if you would call yourself a christian now
00:45:07 and understanding everything that you've mentioned here, understanding that online
00:45:14 Christianity is largely performative, understanding that you never really know
00:45:18 what's going on with someone with their own, um, with their own walk, with their own spirituality,
00:45:24 with their relationship with God, uh, understanding that politics has become incredibly tribal,
00:45:29 and that people are picking sides and taking sides.
00:45:35 You know, I think you referenced in your video
00:45:37 a photo of you, you know, a decade ago
00:45:41 wearing a Dave's fault hoodie or something.
00:45:43 And so, yeah, I understand all of that.
00:45:50 At the same time,
00:45:52 I'd be curious what's between you right now and Christ.
00:45:56 Like what, what prevents you from embracing, you know, the, the grace that's been offered.
00:46:04 Oh my gosh.
00:46:06 This, do you see this? 1.00
00:46:07 Now the conservative men are going to try to get the whores in church so she can give 1.00
00:46:13 herpes to all the young men in church. 1.00
00:46:15 It's just like a never ending cycle.
00:46:19 It's a, it's a never ending cycle.
00:46:21 Why would you do that? 0.92
00:46:23 Why would you, now we got to get her in church.
00:46:26 save these poor innocent young men okay um okay my own vision of my life and the direction I want
00:46:39 to go and the direction God wants to take me I think you know it's always in a constant battle 0.99
00:46:44 of I yeah the direction she's like if I accept Christ I gotta stop fucking 0.97
00:46:51 she's not doing that i mean with those looks i mean can we just keep it a buck a lot of men are 1.00
00:47:00 gonna risk stds for that let's just let's just keep it about she's conventionally attractive 0.89
00:47:04 this is an attractive woman all right a lot of guys are just yeah they're gonna still do it 0.82
00:47:09 they're gonna do it and um she's not gonna give that up so when she's a little uglier maybe 0.90
00:47:13 i mean she's chopped you know compared to where she was when she was younger because
00:47:18 um when she was younger that girl was very very attractive um now she's like a you know a step 1.00
00:47:26 a point and a half lower but still that's too much beauty to give to god you know women only 1.00
00:47:36 give beauty to god when they really really have to like there there's she doesn't she banged 1.00
00:47:43 destiny but there's no porn on the internet you know so I mean that that's gonna give her a few
00:47:48 extra years before she runs I look at scriptures sometimes and I say my desires and my wants don't
00:47:59 line up with this and what I think might lead to a healthier better life doesn't necessarily line
00:48:05 up with this and then I pray and I sit with God and I think it's it's the pride and ego
00:48:14 probably that I struggle with a bit sometimes I think I'm self-aware of it and I fight it
00:48:21 and I do have moments where I do follow what I truly believe to be right and God but this
00:48:26 is her young you see look at that full of life just ready to gluck gluck 9000 you know
00:48:33 Before death, you know, no.
00:48:37 So she fell, but you know, she's still decent looking.
00:48:39 And I also have so many moments where I don't, and I make my own decisions, and I take the
00:48:43 reins and take myself in disastrous directions, and it's always this back and forth. 0.99
00:48:49 It sounds to me like what you're describing is a Christian. 1.00
00:48:54 Yeah, I know.
00:48:55 You could say that, but I don't want to disappoint anyone.
00:48:58 I don't want to disappoint people by saying, hey, look at me.
00:49:02 hey look at my life i am a representative of a good christian and then have them look at my life
00:49:07 and go i don't want to be a christian look at her yeah you know he came up oh no he's gonna say come
00:49:15 to church anyway oh my god why are you a gluttony for punishment oh my do these guys just have
00:49:24 different brains i think like i think these men their brains are like women brains i don't know 0.96
00:49:30 like sometimes i think there's transgender men i know i know that's like you're not supposed to
00:49:36 say that as conservative but it just seems like they they think like women or they've trained 0.95
00:49:42 themselves to think like women and um only a woman would want someone that did zero work
00:49:50 in being a christian to enter the church like no work but here's the title dunk your head in water 1.00
00:49:58 That's a woman thing. 0.98
00:50:01 In my comments this last week, and it was by a friend online who was reacting to something that I said along the lines of what I said to you earlier about it's better for a public man to advocate virtue than to actually be personally virtuous.
00:50:20 It's not better in the sense of sin.
00:50:23 There's not a distinction in terms of the sinfulness of the two things.
00:50:27 But in practical efficacy, you'd much rather have a preacher who cheated on his wife than
00:50:32 a preacher who told the congregation to cheat.
00:50:34 And one of the things that they said in response to this was, well, I don't know, the preacher
00:50:38 who tells the people to cheat, at least we can avoid them.
00:50:41 Whereas when you find out that your preacher cheated, it can destroy your faith.
00:50:47 Nothing I'm saying is meant to advocate for the pastor cheating on his wife or to say
00:50:52 that that isn't destructive, which, of course, it's hugely, hugely destructive.
00:50:55 but it's always sort of bothered me, this putting our faith in men business.
00:51:03 One of the pastors who most impacted my own sort of theological view of the gospel,
00:51:13 late in life, had a massive moral failure and a very public moral failure.
00:51:18 and i watched some people uh sort of react to the pain and the shock of of that event
00:51:29 but i didn't feel any pain or shock i i felt sorry sorrow sorry for him sorry for his wife
00:51:39 sorry even sorry for the humiliation he was enduring you know which like this is one problem
00:51:45 with public life is, you know, you know this better than most, you know, divorce is very
00:51:50 prevalent. You went through it in front of people and going through it in front of people
00:51:55 doesn't make divorce worse. Divorce is just bad. But you got to go through the shame of 0.98
00:52:00 it, the humiliation of it, because it was public. And so I hated that for him. But it
00:52:06 didn't impact my faith in any way because, or my theology, because my theology sort of
00:52:11 premised on the idea that God doesn't recommend us, he recommends himself, that great men fail,
00:52:18 that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, as we've said before today.
00:52:23 I'm never surprised to discover that no one is a good example of what it means to be a good
00:52:30 Christian. And so I only offer that to you as a marketing to get her ass in church so she can 0.98
00:52:37 bang all the young guys somebody's got to do it i mean they i think the church on some level 1.00
00:52:42 understands there's a sexlessness problem and um they just need some whores to at least um give 0.98
00:52:50 them the illusion of putting it obviously like the horrors aren't really gonna put because 0.99
00:52:55 here's the thing about horse they cannot put out to lame ninjas they cannot like once they've had
00:53:01 a real ninja like if anything an innocent woman is more likely to put out with a lame ninja
00:53:07 because she does she's never had a real ninja but once once a has had a bunch of
00:53:14 real ninjas she can't go to lame ninjas without making his life a living hell and not putting out
00:53:20 you know so anyways um go to church they deserve you lauren um i think that you'll be really happy
00:53:29 there so anyways that's all i got today i'm gonna see if there's anything on twitter that i need to
00:53:35 go over uh no i don't think so i think we went over these yesterday that's all i got um thank
00:53:46 you guys for watching i appreciate you like the video and subscribe and i'll see you next time