Pearl - Pearl Has HEATED Debate With White Knight Who Defends Boss Babes ｜ Pearl Daily

00:00:00.000 hello eli is it is that am i saying it right eli yes yes can you hear me clearly yeah i can where

00:00:05.520 are you calling from so i'm from the uk uh just to give some sort of description i also do some

00:00:10.960 youtube videos and i've interviewed uh jen cuga destiny david parkman uh some other people okay

00:00:19.680 and uh yeah i'll i'll see you uh we're going live and you're doing these cool ones so i thought i'd

00:00:24.480 just jump on sure so the question is do i hate women i have two questions you can pick one to 1.00

00:00:31.840 answer okay i have one that's do i hate women and the other is am i wrong for pointing out 1.00

00:00:38.720 that men do we pull up the camera can i show them this on the zoom or no i had a hierarchy of hard

00:00:45.520 jobs that men do the more difficult jobs and that we do the easier jobs so okay so let's talk about

00:00:51.680 that so a woman do a lot of good jobs don't they let's send health care is predominantly dominated 1.00

00:00:57.520 by women wouldn't you say the nurses sure but i would say that say uh we talked about crab fishermen

00:01:05.920 one man die in those boats a week you know so what 80 of the crew gets injured sure so so men men do

00:01:13.600 more physical jobs they also do the most difficult jobs like surgeons are mostly men but the presidents

00:01:20.240 have been all men well yeah and i mean in the uk it's getting more uh more more women uh you know

00:01:26.720 how many prime minister women has it been three yeah i don't know so i don't follow so what do you

00:01:32.800 so i i saw a clip of you saying that you don't support women what do you think about women voting

00:01:38.960 i don't want to ask you about that can't talk about it on youtube i wish i could i really get

00:01:44.640 demand yeah that that was one of the things so i can't talk about that on youtube so let's talk

00:01:49.520 about men and women generally then yeah so what's what's your thoughts on it generally on voting i

00:01:54.400 can't talk about it on youtube no no i'm not specifically voting but on men versus women because

00:01:59.600 that huge like the two points that you mentioned beforehand i think that men do the more difficult

00:02:04.800 jobs in society for example they make 80 of the world's stuff they do most of the transportation if

00:02:12.960 nurses went away tomorrow the healthcare industry would keep going forward men would learn to do 0.97

00:02:18.720 those jobs women couldn't learn the jobs men do or do them so what about education education is 0.99

00:02:24.880 predominantly dominated by women as well yeah and iq drops every year

00:02:31.840 yeah and they they complain incessantly saying they have the hardest jobs in the world

00:02:37.120 and i don't think it's near as hard as the men that are truckers plumbers electricians they get

00:02:44.480 three months off in the summer so i i i'm not saying it's not needed i think it's harder than say my job

00:02:51.920 but that's what sparked this conversation was candace owens had a clip saying that podcasting was a super

00:02:58.880 hard job i don't believe it's true and i think it's 10 times easier as a woman than a man being a podcaster

00:03:07.200 and i think this because i managed talent for men and women and women had would have one-tenth of 0.78

00:03:12.320 the life experience or credit credentials or knowledge on a topic and that as the men and the women would

00:03:20.320 have more followers i think i've benefited from this myself yeah i mean like it's so that that you've

00:03:26.720 got experience with that so you would know better than me um but in terms of let's say health

00:03:31.440 health care or education or social service i mean those there's all of those predominantly uh

00:03:38.560 predominantly dominated by women and now like you said men do have different style jobs uh men have

00:03:45.520 more violent jobs men uh die more on jobs but i mean like i they they're different roles i mean the

00:03:52.960 whole point of of this is that you can't treat men and women the same 81 of surgeons are men

00:04:01.840 it's a lot it's a lot easier to hook up an iv than do surgery

00:04:08.480 so so what's your point out of all of this what's so you're saying there's differences between men and

00:04:13.440 women of course we agree on that what's your point that they do that they do that we complain more 1.00

00:04:19.360 about it i i've never seen a man complaining about crab fishing i didn't even know what it was

00:04:24.160 but if women were in those conditions they would be striking there is no way so we do less and complain more 0.96

00:04:35.680 no but i i don't know if a woman would be complaining more if she was in such a condition but 0.77

00:04:41.600 men are more aren't they more physically attuned it's like they're able to do more physical jobs anyway

00:04:47.600 well even the mental ones like there's no female chess champion that's mental there's no physicality 1.00

00:04:56.240 all the new female chess champions no all the men are the top ones

00:05:00.640 a man but identified as trans went into the women's tournament and won

00:05:10.160 so i just you know i just look at industries and most of the industries we complain about

00:05:15.760 it's majority females working education we complain about a lot here that's mostly women 1.00

00:05:21.840 healthcare they've started to complain about women have come in 0.92

00:05:24.640 and what about in terms of that that many women get i don't believe them really not at all

00:05:35.440 i believe like out of women that say they were abused i believe like five percent

00:05:42.960 no the reason yeah the reason i don't believe them is because the thing is family court has made it so

00:05:50.640 easy for women to throw accusations of abuse because they've changed the definition the definition 1.00

00:05:56.400 used to be you hit me i didn't hit you back right i didn't start it i didn't hit you first you hit me 0.87

00:06:01.840 didn't hit you back now they've included things like financial abuse and i've seen court documents

00:06:07.200 where the man doesn't give her as much money as she wants to spend 1.00

00:06:12.640 and now he's a financial abuser emotional abuse gets

00:06:17.120 it's i've had women tell me that they were physically abused and it turns out he was pushing

00:06:23.440 her out of his house because she was trespassing because he didn't want her there she wasn't welcome

00:06:30.240 it was like someone this is specifically family courts not abuse in general yeah so the second

00:06:36.160 question i usually ask is did you file it in family court or criminal court and most of them do it in

00:06:41.120 family when women most people when you hear a woman claim she was abused you feel bad like i don't want

00:06:48.080 to quite you know it's kind of awkward to be like okay oh i was abused and to be like okay give me all

00:06:54.000 the rattle off these questions but usually if you ask them their stories fall apart and that's what i

00:07:00.320 found was i used to just believe them because i would feel bad i wouldn't think people would lie about

00:07:05.600 that but then when i would ask them like two or three questions one of them being where did you

00:07:10.320 file the case usually um she the story fell apart so what about not like crim not in a place where

00:07:19.840 people would raise it up in court but more you know just being uh treated differently i mean you said

00:07:26.480 you'll probably talk you you would probably say you know some men treat women more positively

00:07:31.280 in some ways but a lot of ways don't men also abuse women on a on a different level so like i saw

00:07:37.360 i saw a video i think it was today or the other day of a woman of a man going undercover as a woman

00:07:42.800 going down the streets of new york on the city in the night and it was it was horrendous in terms of

00:07:48.960 how much abuse and how much uh weed comments he was getting he was getting from other men

00:07:55.200 well men are more likely to be victims of a violent crime

00:07:58.240 well men couldn't even file charges until a couple years ago legally they couldn't even file it

00:08:15.360 in most places like there was no male it was just female and the other thing is it depends on if it 0.98

00:08:24.320 was sexual assault or because sexual assault again they changed the definition of the word

00:08:29.840 so they expand it to include a lot of things

00:08:34.400 so so when i'm talking about do people do people face this on a daily basis i'm talking about sexual

00:08:39.040 assault no so of course there's much less about sexual assault don't women face this a lot

00:08:47.040 i don't think so but if you ask women they might say that 1.00

00:08:51.360 i really haven't because i've never really had that problem i've never like it's just never been a big

00:09:01.280 thing for me i went to work nobody did anything but i was also professional so

00:09:11.360 so okay so so putting all of this together what what do you think would be the ideal position of a

00:09:16.400 man in life and a woman in life do you think a woman should stay at home or what's what's 1.00

00:09:21.680 what do you think the ideal position will be i think there's no ideal and it depends on the person

00:09:26.960 because i've met some women that would be terrible mothers and i pray to god they don't have children 1.00

00:09:31.760 so i'm not in that camp i pray i pray there are two they can't they're too irresponsible so yeah

00:09:39.680 there's some women i pray get their tubes tied so i'm not in that camp but um it depends on the woman 1.00

00:09:48.160 okay well i think that's sensible i mean you don't have like you don't think that woman should 1.00

00:09:51.840 could stay at home and men should go out and work like by default i think if you have kids you should

00:09:58.640 try i mean i would recommend trying to stay home but it's not always an option no i'm not anti-work

00:10:06.640 because i you know if a man could retire 20 years earlier from his wife working part-time why would

00:10:13.200 she not like work part you know if she's a you know i talk like someone one of the most um common

00:10:19.680 jobs is an assistant you can do that online so i'm not you could work yeah you know and those uh that's

00:10:27.600 dominated by females as well assistant yeah that's on i don't know if you can see my board can

00:10:33.600 he can't see i can't see people i don't think we can switch it with the zoom but i had a hierarchy

00:10:39.520 of hard jobs and i put my job at the bottom to be fair youtubers streamers it's competitive meaning

00:10:46.720 a lot of people want to do it but difficult no like we're not going to die but the hardest jobs death

00:10:52.560 has to be on the other side if you make a mistake that's what i put at the top so the president

00:10:57.520 you might get shot ours almost did like six months ago a surgeon or someone else will die

00:11:06.240 so a surgeon you're doing heart surgery you make a mistake they'll that's that's a lot of pressure

00:11:11.040 that's pretty hard so that was at the top me if i if i say if i say something wrong i can issue a

00:11:17.360 retraction tomorrow no one's gonna kill me i mean i i would i would generally say i know you i can see

00:11:22.720 why it's saying surgeons very high presence very high but i'll say i i would say educational social

00:11:27.280 service is one of the highest in terms of actually making sure you know we've got we've got a good

00:11:33.040 generation and we've got you know really really clever important people uh teaching people about

00:11:38.480 business to help grow the economy in the future how many kids i'll be very social you said education

00:11:46.320 is going going worse every year so i'll be very interested to hear the statistics on that how how many

00:11:51.360 kids does social services lose every year i don't actually know i've heard that before i don't

00:11:58.320 actually know it's true what do you mean by lose hold on how many i hear they lose track of kids in

00:12:06.880 foster care tens of thousands of simply disappear from foster care according to several recent reports

00:12:15.440 my parents my family's done adoption on both ends where i have a brother that was given up

00:12:20.880 and i have we adopted two later and my our experience with social services definitely was not

00:12:28.800 that they were overly competent people my experience so you're talking about the management or the

00:12:35.760 woman the people that we worked with so but i i don't think that's i just don't think the barrier

00:12:45.280 for entry is as hard i don't think it's as difficult as a surgeon oh it might not be the barrier to entry

00:12:51.600 might not be as hard but the actual the the the sector is vital uh it might not be as dangerous but

00:12:59.520 it's really vital for the for the for the country yeah i don't think so well education isn't vital

00:13:09.440 i don't think they do a very good job because iq iq is dropping every year

00:13:17.520 i think it's vital yeah let me check let's check let's check online

00:13:24.480 uh i can't see any proof of that iq last hundred years last chart i saw it was dropping oh i guess you're

00:13:33.680 right okay i'll concede that maybe women are doing a good job in their education i don't think so 1.00

00:13:43.760 what what would convince you

00:13:47.760 if the people coming out of education were smart and i don't find them to be overly intelligent

00:13:56.880 especially when they're increasing the number of degrees in basket weaving or similar things like

00:14:06.000 gender studies

00:14:11.680 basket weaving

00:14:15.920 i've never heard of that one

00:14:17.040 you've heard of gender studies um sorry for some reason you're not coming up and i can't can't see

00:14:30.800 you uh oh here you are um i've heard i've i have heard of gender studies what do they teach about 0.93

00:14:36.720 different genders yeah it's the study of our gender i'm sure you would love to go to such a class i would

00:14:43.440 actually i think it'd be hilarious well why didn't you go and do a video about it i've thought about

00:14:48.240 it actually but it's it's like a cost benefit analysis what's what's the i don't want to pay for

00:14:54.640 it i don't want to pay for it i don't know those are expensive you can't really criticize something

00:15:01.920 without knowing in depth what's wrong with it well i can look at the average income for people with

00:15:09.840 those degrees and i can look at what they did at the company that i worked at and it was pretty much

00:15:17.600 did you work at what's your experience with this um i was the i was actually the dei person at my

00:15:24.320 company i know i had to give like a powerpoint on i was so long ago i'm trying to remember but they

00:15:31.040 made me like either a minority or a woman had to be it at my company and you had to give a powerpoint on

00:15:40.160 not getting harassed at work and some bs

00:15:45.120 so so let me ask you a question about all these you know uh i presume you've seen that eu i think

00:15:50.320 uh said a couple of years ago that they want uh companies to be uh more diverse in terms of

00:15:57.360 reaching a certain number of uh women or a percent a percentage they need to hear a certain quota 0.96

00:16:03.680 uh terrible and i'm like 40 or something on the board yeah uh how if you think if we go back and

00:16:10.160 you see let's say black or women or different people that used to be much more used and i don't

00:16:15.200 know if you would agree with that but it's pretty obvious that used to be much more now it's much less

00:16:19.920 how and they they actually want to go about in life um and they don't have many positions in these

00:16:26.160 jobs how do you think that they should get there i know of course it's based on skill right you need

00:16:31.200 to have good skill but if i'm just trying to i'm just trying to work out and look at the different

00:16:36.720 sides and trying to understand the side that you know if there's not many black people have been in

00:16:41.840 this position how do you encourage more people to get there and how do you how do you really diversify

00:16:47.200 it properly i think you should apply like everybody else no i understand that but i'm just trying to

00:16:58.080 formulate the question if i hire if i hire an editor tomorrow yeah i think it would be better for me to

00:17:04.080 post the job and see who has the best edits so do you think a company that's more diverse

00:17:12.240 is more efficient or doesn't make a difference it's all about skill just about skill

00:17:18.400 i would say skill because i i've seen statistics that say that diversity actually helps improve

00:17:25.840 productivity in companies i doubt it i i mean there might be a stat i doubt i doubt that's true

00:17:35.840 so which ones if you if you see a statistic that doesn't follow what you've seen in where did he go

00:17:48.800 i guess he laughed what i was gonna say is if you see a statistic that doesn't follow what you see

00:17:54.960 in real life are you going to believe it i wouldn't but i think it's pretty foolish to just believe now

00:18:08.160 i'm not saying no stats are valid i'm not saying none are

00:18:16.080 but if i get a stat like if i had a stat a statistic in front of me

00:18:21.760 that said my dog is a cat should i believe it just because it's a stat anyways

Pearl - January 11, 2025

Pearl Has HEATED Debate With White Knight Who Defends Boss Babes ｜ Pearl Daily

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