Pearl - September 29, 2026


The Female Laziness Epidemic

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John Doe Pearl Chi-Fi House Thomas Jifra Megan Kelly Chi Phi Fraternity Matthew Ingalls Jonathan Newell Scott Kedstamar Sidney Sweeney Lindsay Clancy Andrew Wilson Candace Owens Diego Sabrina Scott Norris Andrew Tate Winston Lee Julia Lopez The Chi-Fi Van Horton and 9 more
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Length

1 hour and 31 minutes

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124.8

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11,384

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540

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190

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Toxicity

158

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190

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00:00:00 All right, what's up guys? Welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily. Today we're going a little bit earlier for a few reasons. The first, I need to test out this studio. The producer came yesterday and showed me how to use this stuff so hopefully we'll have less equipment problems in the future, but I'm trying to learn to do the equipment myself so I will need you guys' patience this show.
00:00:24 and to let me know in the comments if you can hear me and the audio is okay it might be a little
00:00:29 echoey because um uh it shouldn't be super bad but the room is a little big so if there's a
00:00:35 little echo that's okay also um the next thing we're going to talk about 0.97
00:00:40 we're going a little earlier because i got asked to go on the news tonight so i'm like fuck it 0.50
00:00:45 We might as well just get going, get the show rolling, but let me, can you put a one in 0.68
00:00:55 the chat if you can hear me?
00:01:01 Well, I think you guys can hear me.
00:01:04 You guys will let me know soon enough.
00:01:07 All right, so today we're going to start the show with a little presentation that I have. 1.00
00:01:12 Now this presentation is talking about how bitches want to be harassed. 1.00
00:01:17 So you guys can't hear me. 1.00
00:01:18 All right.
00:01:19 All right, all right, all right.
00:01:20 I'm actually so early our thumbnail guy wasn't ready, but I figure he'll replace it.
00:01:27 So I was talking to a good friend of mine,
00:01:30 and he was talking about some guy in the industry that got a lawsuit recently.
00:01:35 Now this lawsuit was detrimental to his career and led to him getting fired,
00:01:39 And he said, well, this guy was harassing women at the company. 0.50
00:01:44 But this man was a true playa, a killa.
00:01:49 And I thought to myself, I've just had a different experience with players.
00:01:54 My experience, which is meeting some of the biggest degenerates and players in the planet,
00:02:00 is that they're actually very respectful and don't want to sleep with you at all.
00:02:05 they don't now you could say this because i'm chopped and i'm sure that's part of it right 0.78
00:02:09 but in my experience the creepy guys are actually the ones who don't get any poonanny
00:02:15 because they're the ones that'll be your friend as a way to sleep with you or do all this round
00:02:20 about stuff instead of just saying what they mean and meaning what they say and trying to
00:02:24 okay so what happens is these guys are tigers so let's say this is a tiger and he's looking 0.97
00:02:33 for a bitch to bone now what tigers do is they look for women with steak now the one thing about 0.97
00:02:41 players is actually they're much less picky i would say in my experience um for short term 0.99
00:02:47 like they're willing to bang a lot more right so they're willing to go 20s 25 30 40s 50s 60s
00:02:59 It's usually the guys that don't get laid as much that demand here.
00:03:02 The players will demand here for the girlfriends, right? 0.99
00:03:07 They may be here, here. 1.00
00:03:09 Yeah, cut off there.
00:03:11 But for, you know, hooking up, they're, you know, equal opportunity employers.
00:03:21 So, but what they teach in a lot of these boot camps, because again, my experience is
00:03:25 I've met a lot of men
00:03:28 doing pick up boot camp
00:03:30 where they just learn to like get late
00:03:32 or whatever. They actually teach the
00:03:34 guys to search for indicators
00:03:36 of interest, right, IOI
00:03:38 instead of 1.00
00:03:40 wasting their time with bitches 1.00
00:03:42 that aren't interested. 1.00
00:03:46 So what they do is they go to the women in their
00:03:48 20s first and they say, are you interested?
00:03:50 No? Okay.
00:03:52 25, are you interested? No? Okay.
00:03:54 so they really only harass the bitches that want to be harassed right if there's no love 1.00
00:04:04 of harassment they're not going to harass the bitches so don't get it twisted if a woman says 0.98
00:04:12 that she got harassed a lot of times she wanted it recently there's a case in the news i'm at 0.99
00:04:17 cornell a bunch of men that ran a train on a woman now you know that's a little freaky right
00:04:24 that's pretty freaky for me but i'm not here to judge if you get a train ran on you instead of
00:04:29 just taking that l she's saying well i was sexually assaulted and harassed but the question is did she
00:04:37 want to be harassed a lot of times they want to be harassed right
00:04:43 All right, let me, let me, let me get a, let me get a paper towel to wipe this off.
00:04:58 One second, one second.
00:05:13 all right we're so back can you guys hear me can you please put in the chat if you can hear me
00:05:35 yeah so again I mean I love these whiteboard videos if you guys if you guys have a whiteboard
00:05:41 request let me know I'm kind of just testing this um studio and I'm trying to get better at running
00:05:49 the top upstairs studio by myself because my goal is to not need a producer and so you're going to
00:05:57 have to bear with me as I get better at this equipment um and cutting my hair I cut my bangs
00:06:03 and it's just it didn't go well this time so forgive me as that grows out
00:06:07 what shall I do a white ball
00:06:19 oh
00:06:19 the next thing I wanted to talk about
00:06:23 is 1.00
00:06:23 the female 1.00
00:06:26 laziness 1.00
00:06:33 epidemic 1.00
00:06:37 so many times in society we blame things on women being stupid and retarded now i myself have 1.00
00:06:51 probably even used this um used this term to describe women because the decisions we make 1.00
00:06:58 are so stupid and so retarded it seems like no matter how many legs up you give women 1.00
00:07:03 um we still seem to mess it up you can give women the opportunity of a lifetime and we will still 1.00
00:07:10 find a way to fail whether it's romantically monetarily in education with children it doesn't
00:07:18 matter like for example now we have a million daycares and all of these child care care services
00:07:23 for single mothers can we do it can we raise good kids no we can't we can't so
00:07:32 So, I've found that there's a lot of negative trends going on in society, so let's see.
00:07:40 Negative trends.
00:07:46 Number one, everything is unaffordable.
00:07:55 Okay?
00:07:57 Inflation, right?
00:07:58 Inflation.
00:07:59 Two, crime.
00:08:01 In cities, there's more homeless and crime.
00:08:08 Three, college debt.
00:08:15 Four, unaffordable housing.
00:08:27 Degeneracy. 1.00
00:08:28 So like STDs, hookups, leading to, right, six, single motherhood. 1.00
00:08:49 Now, the negative trends in society, I used to attribute to female stupidity. 1.00
00:08:55 I would think, you know, women, we just can't seem to do it. 1.00
00:09:00 We go into these industries built for men, and we just fail horrendously. 0.86
00:09:05 We go into education, and we get a bunch of college debt.
00:09:09 We just can't seem to do it. 1.00
00:09:12 But I found, actually, the reason we can't do it is because women are lazy. 1.00
00:09:20 So let's go through some of these trends. 1.00
00:09:26 Unaffordable everything.
00:09:28 The cost of everything has gone up. 1.00
00:09:30 I would attribute this to women voting for Democrats and unnecessary spending. 1.00
00:09:37 Now, this can go inside of the home and outside of the home. 1.00
00:09:40 What's happening in society is actually what women do inside of the home. 1.00
00:09:43 How many of you fellas paid for your wife's useless subscriptions, spending habits, 1.00
00:09:50 living in areas that are too expensive, moving around and just bullshit you don't need? 1.00
00:09:55 right that's going on in society we just keep spending and buying bullshit we don't need 1.00
00:10:00 because women are too lazy to think about the consequences of our actions it's not that we 1.00
00:10:08 can't do it because i can think about a consequence of an action and honestly if i've ever made a 0.99
00:10:14 monetary mistake and i'll use my i'll throw myself under the bus for this i'll use myself
00:10:18 in 2023 I made a ton of money I had too much overhead as a business and it was because I was
00:10:25 trying to do my shows and I was too lazy to do the hard thing of maintaining overhead uh you know 1.00
00:10:32 being a better boss meticulously watching employees whatever lazy female laziness right 0.54
00:10:38 um now a lot of women push back and say well that doesn't mean I'm a lazy person I work hard in 1.00
00:10:44 these other areas, it's like, well, you can be a hard worker, but you can still be a lazy 1.00
00:10:49 bitch when it comes to the hardest things, right? Crime and homeless, right? Again, women 1.00
00:10:59 keep voting for politicians that leave criminals in the streets. Oh, okay. Laziness. And then 1.00
00:11:07 And the other issue, actually, is wanting to look, not be a good person, but look like a good person. 1.00
00:11:23 So what will happen is, right, women will vote for Democrats that allow criminals to basically rape your ass, right, beat you up, whatever. 1.00
00:11:34 because we want to look like a good person, not be a good person, look like a good person. 1.00
00:11:42 College debt. Again, women are too lazy to study STEM and even if we get STEM jobs, we quit 0.99
00:11:49 and therefore we have a lot of college debt. We are also too lazy to think about the consequence 1.00
00:11:56 and read the fine print of the loans we're taking out. We have a tendency to go out of state
00:12:03 and even out of the country for academics 0.99
00:12:05 while men will go to the community
00:12:07 college. Unaffordable 0.97
00:12:09 housing. 1.00
00:12:12 Women are too 1.00
00:12:13 lazy 1.00
00:12:14 to fix
00:12:18 houses ourselves, to take
00:12:20 care of and maintain a house ourself
00:12:21 and also are too
00:12:24 lazy
00:12:25 to really think about the purchase
00:12:28 we're making and think it all the way
00:12:30 through. 0.51
00:12:30 hookups stds 0.76
00:12:33 women right um could go on dates and see the best in a guy but instead we see the worst because we
00:12:44 are too lazy to take dating seriously right single motherhood right let's let's keep going 1.00
00:12:56 Women could require men to wear a condom, right? 1.00
00:12:58 Plan B, abortion. 1.00
00:13:01 I mean, we have a million choices of ways to not be single mothers, right? 0.89
00:13:06 Adoption. 0.55
00:13:08 But we're too lazy to do it.
00:13:13 Lazy. 1.00
00:13:16 Female laziness epidemic. 1.00
00:13:18 Just when you think it couldn't get worse, it gets worse. 1.00
00:13:20 there's no trend in society that cannot be explained through female laziness a lot of 0.99
00:13:27 times we like to blame stupidity and in my experience it's not that it's that everyone 0.99
00:13:35 allows women to be lazy right women could go 50 50 with men because we have easy ways to make money 0.99
00:13:42 but we're too lazy to do it if you got something in the chat that another trend 1.00
00:13:58 you'd blame on female laziness like another example is women say I have no 1.00
00:14:05 community everyone's so lonely in cities and it's because women are too lazy 0.76
00:14:12 to leave their house everything's becoming digital and becoming online we're not connected anymore 0.95
00:14:19 well it's because we're too lazy right to connect abortions right yeah women have aborted an eighth 0.75
00:14:32 of the world population and it's because we're too lazy to raise a kid it never ends 1.00
00:14:39 women don't have basic life skills women don't know how to cook clean or manage basic finances 0.55
00:14:52 why because we're too lazy to figure it out fathers are the ones that say you know what 1.00
00:14:59 you can do it stop being a lazy prick and mothers are raising kids and they're too 0.92
00:15:05 lazy to 1.00
00:15:07 look like the bad
00:15:09 guy.
00:15:19 You know, I think, in my opinion,
00:15:21 this is one of the number one overlooked 1.00
00:15:23 traits in women. 1.00
00:15:25 Underlooked traits. 1.00
00:15:27 A lazy woman will drive you 1.00
00:15:29 insane. Women are lazy. 1.00
00:15:31 So. 1.00
00:15:35 now a lot of people say pearl but what's your advice
00:15:43 i'm too lazy to give you advice figure it out yourself ninjas what are you doing 0.61
00:15:53 what are you doing asking a woman for advice 1.00
00:15:58 that's another thing even getting pregnant right women are too 1.00
00:16:04 lazy to track their cycles and wear condoms right 0.98
00:16:08 yeah now they're saying younger women older women have to give younger women instruction 1.00
00:16:22 Well, women are too lazy to do that. 1.00
00:16:27 Lazy. 1.00
00:16:28 It's called the female laziness epidemic. 1.00
00:16:35 Okay. 1.00
00:16:35 I'm going to move to my other set, and we're going to just see what I can do there.
00:16:50 All right.
00:16:50 Oh, no.
00:16:51 All right.
00:16:52 we're going to try playing an instrument i can only kind of see the chat from here
00:16:57 so you do have to forgive me this is you know this is all going to be a work in progress
00:17:03 but we're gonna we're gonna have a musical day 1.00
00:17:11 hoes are gonna ho keep it on the low nobody has to know hoes are gonna ho 1.00
00:17:22 Now hoes, or maybe I could go hoes, wait 1.00
00:17:32 Hoes could have the whole wide world 1.00
00:17:36 If they really wanted to be that girl 1.00
00:17:40 They could get naked on a TV screen 0.99
00:17:45 Go to L.A. and find a sugar daddy 1.00
00:17:49 But the hoes 1.00
00:17:52 But 1.00
00:17:53 Hoes still find a way to spend their money 1.00
00:17:58 Hoes still find a way to be funny 1.00
00:18:02 Hoes still find a way to fuck it up 1.00
00:18:07 Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck it up 1.00
00:18:11 Hoes are gonna hoe 1.00
00:18:15 Keep it on the low 1.00
00:18:18 No one has to know 1.00
00:18:21 Hoes are gonna hoe 1.00
00:18:24 I ain't saying it's right or it's wrong 1.00
00:18:30 But I'm out here singing the hoe song 1.00
00:18:33 Hoes are gonna hoe 1.00
00:18:34 Yes! 1.00
00:18:36 Okay, now imagine
00:18:37 I could open my show with that one day
00:18:40 And then I can be like, guys 1.00
00:18:43 This is the female
00:18:47 and then I can monologue here. 0.96
00:18:49 I was trying to be like the Tonight Show.
00:18:51 Okay, imagine.
00:18:52 The Tonight Show,
00:18:53 but it's just me alone in this house.
00:18:58 We're going to try to do the same monologue,
00:19:00 but from the whiteboard to here.
00:19:01 I'm just going to keep trying stuff.
00:19:02 I'm going to go make sure my sound is working.
00:19:05 It's just me.
00:19:06 It's just me.
00:19:07 You've got to forgive me.
00:19:15 All right, it seems to be working.
00:19:17 All right. So first of all, I could do like a happy dance. Like imagine we start the show and it's like, no, wait, wait, wait. We start the show and it's like, oh no, I'm going down the stairs. I'm going down the stairs. Oh no. Oh no.
00:19:34 my dad says i'm immature at times is this not is this not how a grown woman is supposed to
00:19:44 well what are you gonna do 0.99
00:19:45 okay then now i can do a monologue all right guys today we're talking about the female laziness
00:19:56 epidemic it has never in all of human history been easier to be a woman it's never been easier 0.61
00:20:05 today you can make your own money you can have a kid in a career you can do it all if you want to
00:20:14 because men have made it so easy to succeed for women there's a million fail-safes you could go 0.98
00:20:22 get fucked on camera, make a million dollars, and still societally be accepted. That's how 1.00
00:20:30 nice men are. That's how much men want you to succeed, ladies. They will sign up. You 0.88
00:20:36 can get gang banged on camera and somebody will hook up with you. Somebody will marry
00:20:42 you after. Oh no, Pearl, no man's ever going to marry her. Bullshit. Bullshit. They always
00:20:51 do. Oh, Pearl, but they're going to get divorced. Everybody's getting divorced. Everybody, the 1.00
00:20:58 whores, the prudes, we're all cooked. You're cooked. You're cooked. If I was Oprah, I would 1.00
00:21:06 say, you get it cooked. You get it cooked. You get it cooked. Everybody's cooked, especially
00:21:12 the people that don't think they're cooked. I didn't think I was cooked, but I'm absolutely
00:21:16 cooked, too. I've had this
00:21:18 realization in my life. Cooked!
00:21:23 But as a woman, 1.00
00:21:24 you can get gang-banged 1.00
00:21:26 at a frat party and make
00:21:29 money suing them after.
00:21:30 That is the level of fail-safes.
00:21:33 I've been dragged, I have spent
00:21:34 between $20,000 and $30,000
00:21:36 on a lawsuit
00:21:38 because I said, 0.99
00:21:40 I let a woman's husband
00:21:44 tell his side of the story
00:21:46 I've had to pay between $20,000 to $30,000. 1.00
00:21:53 That's how much, we can't even be honest about your treatment, ladies. 1.00
00:21:58 We can't even be honest with you. 1.00
00:22:00 That's how much society wants you to succeed.
00:22:04 Where if we say bad, mean words about you, you can say mean words about me.
00:22:08 You can say mean words about the other guy.
00:22:10 But if anybody says mean words about you, then they get sued. 1.00
00:22:16 that's why this is the female laziness epidemic because women are lazier than they've ever been 1.00
00:22:24 in all of history an Amish woman had to cook for a family of 10 a woman 100 years ago had to do her 1.00
00:22:30 laundry by hand had to know how to sew clothes had to know how to help on the farm had to know 1.00
00:22:35 a lot of times they even played an instrument or do bitches today with all of the extra free time 0.97
00:22:41 we have know how to play instruments no they say they're too tired from working human resources 0.99
00:22:48 we have air fryers and rubas and we still complain about doing emotional labor what is emotional
00:22:59 labor labor used to be strictly for physical labor and yet we hijacked that
00:23:08 I'm going to
00:23:10 we hijacked that
00:23:12 you know I kind of want a wider shot
00:23:14 I'm going to see if I can hold on
00:23:15 hold on I'm going to see if this looks
00:23:18 any better it might not
00:23:20 this might be a mistake
00:23:21 alright we're going to see 1.00
00:23:26 oh fuck 0.99
00:23:27 is it still going? alright it's still going 1.00
00:23:30 this might be a mistake I just kind of
00:23:32 like it going back a little bit
00:23:34 hold on 0.99
00:23:38 now look the female laziness epidemic has never been new we need to reframe female history
00:23:53 feminists say that women have been held back by men but no we have been held back by our 0.98
00:24:00 poor decision making and laziness women could have invented things throughout history 1.00
00:24:07 oh no it was just the white guys 1.00
00:24:09 saying you can't invent things 0.96
00:24:11 you think white guys are going to refuse help
00:24:13 white guys love people that help
00:24:16 we could have invented things
00:24:23 but instead we just did nothing 1.00
00:24:27 now women always say
00:24:29 they say but Pearl
00:24:31 women have been held back 0.96
00:24:33 by ourselves 1.00
00:24:34 by our laziness and wanting to look like
00:24:37 a good person and that's what I mean you know a lot of women they get jealous of me and I could
00:24:43 see why hello hello look at the look at the face card I could see why but they think I have this 1.00
00:24:50 YouTube channel I get to you know not a lot of women get to make money on the internet they 1.00
00:24:54 really don't so I think that's why they always call me a grifter even though I've been demonetized 1.00
00:25:00 for two years but I just know I always know because I'm in a female world and I have to 1.00
00:25:07 compete against women that I'm going to win in the long run because I'm a resilient bitch. 1.00
00:25:13 I don't, I don't quit. I don't care if I look stupid for a year, 1.00
00:25:18 two years, three years, five years, I'll win in the end. 1.00
00:25:25 And most bitches are lazy. 1.00
00:25:32 Most bitches are lazy bitches. 1.00
00:25:37 they say there's a loneliness epidemic amongst women 1.00
00:25:43 i think there's an over community epidemic because women have so many communities to
00:25:49 choose from we just can't pick one we have a shiny object epidemic because women um we just cannot 0.95
00:25:58 uh stop we're too lazy to stop swiping credit cards that's why we have a lot of debt 1.00
00:26:05 we buy houses we're too lazy to maintain them we just can't do it we can't do it no this is an
00:26:16 epidemic in life so all right i'm going to check the chat and see how that was how was my monologue
00:26:24 how was it how was it all right we're gonna we're testing this out
00:26:29 Okay, this one, I'm going to be able to bring my phone.
00:26:47 we're over here let's see how i look i will move these are um my piano books that i'm on if anyone
00:27:06 cares i do these every day and ideally i am going to know piano soon so
00:27:15 okay the news wants me to send them my point of view
00:27:30 i'll look at the chat one second all right what do i what is my point of view on the democratic
00:27:37 women are more likely than gop women to believe all women believe women face considerable prejudice
00:27:43 in the U.S.
00:27:45 Democratic women are far more likely 0.99
00:27:47 than conservative women to say
00:27:49 men are the problem. 0.99
00:27:51 66% of Democrat women
00:27:53 believe that the challenges 0.92
00:27:55 women face in society are in part
00:27:57 due to the behavior or actions of men. 0.95
00:28:00 So I'm supposed to comment on this?
00:28:03 Alright, my comment
00:28:04 my comment 1.00
00:28:06 is that women are 1.00
00:28:07 spoiled brats. 1.00
00:28:10 Brats. 0.99
00:28:13 and blame men 1.00
00:28:16 because it's projection
00:28:19 because actually 0.77
00:28:22 women hold men back 1.00
00:28:25 and ruin society. 1.00
00:28:30 I think they'll say yes to me.
00:28:33 We'll see if I make it on the news.
00:28:35 I thought this was a sure thing.
00:28:37 I did my show early.
00:28:37 I guess not.
00:28:38 My bad.
00:28:39 Well, you can't win them all.
00:28:41 Can't win them all.
00:28:42 Did my show early.
00:28:43 You want me to fix my hair?
00:28:49 This is what was important to you?
00:28:54 Okay.
00:28:55 I cut my own bangs, and it hasn't gone the best.
00:28:59 They're kind of growing out, and I don't really feel like paying for a haircut.
00:29:03 If you want me to fix my hair, then give me $200.
00:29:06 dollars. I'll show you guys the songs I'm kind of playing with. All right. And then we'll go
00:29:15 downstairs and then maybe react to some CGA. I just want to test these sets. I'm getting a kitchen
00:29:23 cam too soon so that'll be kind of fun oh here we go all right these are a few songs
00:29:37 i know i want to buy this house because i want it to kind of just be streaming and then
00:29:47 if i ever get married one day helps move there and then this can be the office
00:29:51 oh yeah tacos and tequila is friday so if you want to come buy a ticket
00:29:58 uh the website might be glitching uh you can cash at me it's in the description if you want
00:30:05 a ticket also um you get to hang out with me and like i don't know five other people
00:30:13 love self-defense you'll get to see a live you'll get to see the studio which is kind of cool
00:30:16 i'm bringing a fighter though to protect me for the studio
00:30:21 i'll show you a few songs that i've written i don't believe in god the way that i used to
00:30:36 i used to be praying i used to be praying man i was on the front pew
00:30:45 My daddy told me do what's right
00:30:52 Cause you're the one who sleeps at night
00:30:57 My daddy told me do what's right
00:31:02 But he don't understand this fight
00:31:07 All the crazy people are on the big screens
00:31:14 The sinners and the broken are the celebrities 0.90
00:31:18 You lie, cheat, and steal to get the life of your dreams
00:31:24 The honest and the pure of heart, you hear them say
00:31:28 How do I believe in a God of all things
00:31:33 When the innocent are tortured and the villains are queens
00:31:38 The pastor sells his flock for a nickel and a dime 0.56
00:31:43 A mother kills her child and serves no time
00:31:48 An innocent boy was stabbed at a track meet
00:31:52 One day his killer is gonna walk free
00:31:57 All the crazy people are on the big screens
00:32:04 Sinners and the broken are the celebrities 1.00
00:32:08 Lie, cheat, and steal 0.98
00:32:11 You'll get the life of your dreams
00:32:13 The honest and the pure of heart
00:32:16 You hear them sing
00:32:18 How do I believe in God of all things
00:32:23 When the innocent are tortured
00:32:25 And the villains are queens
00:32:27 Now I'm not saying I've done everything right
00:32:32 But everyone's selling out for the right price
00:32:37 So, Daddy, why do I stay in this fight? 0.99
00:32:41 They'll torture me for doing fucking what is right. 1.00
00:32:49 Now, all the crazy people are on the big screens. 1.00
00:32:55 Sinners and the broken are the celebrities. 0.98
00:32:59 Lie, cheat, and steal, you'll get the life of your dreams.
00:33:03 The honest and the pure of heart
00:33:06 You hear them scream
00:33:07 How do I believe
00:33:10 In a God of all things
00:33:12 When the innocent are tortured 0.92
00:33:14 And the villains are queens
00:33:17 Thank you guys. I'm going to get a water
00:33:21 And I'm going to do my next song.
00:33:23 Alright, they're saying I'm crashing out in the chat.
00:33:27 I've been on the internet for five years.
00:33:29 When have I ever crashed out?
00:33:31 No drugs, no scandals. 0.99
00:33:33 maybe i really just am an autistic bitch okay maybe i'm just autistic 0.98
00:33:43 all right so i kind of this song was inspired the next one 0.97
00:34:03 They call me Pick Me so much that I actually thought that would be a decent song.
00:34:10 I think I've showed you guys this.
00:34:12 When I get better at piano, I'm going to do more complicated chord patterns,
00:34:18 but for now, they're pretty simple.
00:34:25 Someone says I'm not talented.
00:34:28 Yeah, how many fall?
00:34:33 Whatever.
00:34:33 you made your choice i know i ain't it but you're wrong and i have to say it
00:34:45 you love her but you should be with me 1.00
00:34:48 because you're the best man that i ever knew and she's gonna play you like a fool oh wait hold on 1.00
00:34:58 I'm gonna start it over. I'm sorry. I started on the wrong page. Ah, we're starting it over. 0.99
00:35:07 You made your choice. I know I ain't it, but you're wrong and I have to say it. You love her,
00:35:14 but you should be with me. Cause you're the best man that I ever knew. And she's gonna play you
00:35:24 Like a fool, I'll never love again if you leave 1.00
00:35:30 So pick me, pick me 1.00
00:35:35 You love her, but do you ever miss me?
00:35:43 Pick me, pick me
00:35:47 I love you so unconditionally
00:35:52 Cause I see you as my forever
00:35:57 She's gonna leave when she finds better 0.99
00:36:00 She don't know what you mean to me 1.00
00:36:03 Pick me 1.00
00:36:07 Pick me
00:36:10 I love you so unconditionally
00:36:15 Now I'd never look at another guy
00:36:20 I just want you and you for life
00:36:23 I want to be your wife, can't you see? 0.99
00:36:28 And she just wants you for your money 1.00
00:36:31 And I don't need a dime from you, honey 1.00
00:36:34 She's gonna rob you blind, can't you see? 1.00
00:36:40 Oh, pick me, pick me
00:36:45 I love you so unconditionally
00:36:50 Pick me, pick me
00:36:56 You love her but do you ever miss me
00:37:02 Cause I see you as my forever
00:37:06 She's gonna leave when she finds better 0.99
00:37:09 She don't know what you mean to me 1.00
00:37:13 Pick me, pick me
00:37:19 I love you so unconditionally
00:37:23 Pick me, pick me
00:37:30 I need you so much, don't you see
00:37:35 And I know that it's your decision
00:37:40 But life without you ain't worth living
00:37:43 If you would just listen to me, please
00:37:47 I love you for who you are
00:37:51 She just sees you as a mark
00:37:54 You're the man who owns my heart
00:37:57 I chose you from the very start
00:38:00 I would never chase a man
00:38:03 But I'd run for you and that's the plan
00:38:06 There's nowhere else that I'd rather be
00:38:11 Pick me, pick me
00:38:16 I love you so unconditionally, pick me, pick me, I love you so unconditionally, pick me.
00:38:36 All right, so that was another one, right?
00:38:46 I'm another one
00:38:52 I read about my dad
00:38:53 so as you guys know
00:38:55 I think my dad's very cool
00:38:57 I need to pull up
00:39:04 the lyrics on my phone though
00:39:05 because this one's on my phone
00:39:06 some of these I read on my phone
00:39:08 I'm going to show you all my songs 0.99
00:39:11 fuck it, I'm feeling it today 0.99
00:39:12 And you can put your favorite ones in the chat 1.00
00:39:26 for anyone that listens through these.
00:39:34 Here we go.
00:39:42 You taught me to shoot my first basket. You made us fifth grade conference champions. I never cared about the fans. I just love seeing you in the stands.
00:40:01 Long talks on the ride home
00:40:04 I miss them when we're on the phone 0.85
00:40:07 Cause not all girls get a dad like you
00:40:12 I'm so lucky that I have you
00:40:17 Oh, there's no way I could ever thank you
00:40:24 For all the things you helped me to do
00:40:29 I'm so happy but it's thicker than water
00:40:34 Dad, I'm so proud to be your daughter
00:40:39 I used to hate green eyes, I wanted blue
00:40:44 Now I love them cause I look like you
00:40:50 They say I ain't pretty but I don't care
00:40:55 Cause I got your smile and red hair
00:40:57 When I look in the mirror, I see you Oh, not all girls get a dad like you
00:41:07 I'm so lucky that I have you Oh, there's no way I could ever thank you
00:41:18 All of the things you helped me to do 0.82
00:41:24 I'm so happy blood's thicker than water cause damn it I'm so proud to be your daughter 0.79
00:41:33 when I grow up I want to be like you even if I'm half as good as you 0.92
00:41:44 you're the man I've always looked up to when I grow up I want to be like you
00:41:54 I never cared about the money or fame I'm just proud that I have your last name
00:42:05 Because not all girls get a dad like you I'm so lucky that I have you
00:42:16 Oh, there's no way I could ever thank you
00:42:21 All of the things you helped me to do
00:42:26 I'm so happy blood's thicker than water 0.97
00:42:31 Cause damn it, I'm so proud to be your daughter 0.98
00:42:36 I'm so happy blood's thicker than water 1.00
00:42:41 Damn it, I'm so proud to be your daughter 0.99
00:42:51 Thank you all. 0.99
00:42:59 All right, I'm going to go downstairs.
00:43:13 I'm going to go downstairs. 1.00
00:43:21 okay you need more karaoke practice let's see your karaoke bitch okay 1.00
00:43:31 all right guys just so you know 1.00
00:43:36 hold on all right just so you know i'm gonna go downstairs but i'm gonna remove the
00:43:43 this i'm gonna put this away and then i go downstairs to my streaming station so it's
00:43:48 It's just gonna take me a second.
00:44:18 Thank you.
00:44:48 all right um can you guys hear me now
00:45:05 what is this rumor recently are they saying i slept with andrew wilson
00:45:12 i did it obviously yeah you know we just
00:45:23 rachel was like come on in and i was like yeah let's just go right go right ahead
00:45:30 yes yes how did you know how did you know
00:45:42 How did you know?
00:45:45 How did you know?
00:45:48 I said, let's just F up the whole industry.
00:45:51 Yeah.
00:46:01 I did it.
00:46:02 Yeah, I did it.
00:46:02 I did it.
00:46:03 I did it.
00:46:07 Yeah.
00:46:07 Yeah, it was Rachel's idea.
00:46:09 Yeah.
00:46:11 That happened.
00:46:12 oh yeah do you know what i went over to elijah's to stream but we started so late that um
00:46:26 that i just ended up like
00:46:30 yeah
00:46:42 yeah Rachel stood in the corner yeah all right I think we're gonna react to some 0.76
00:47:02 because I already kind of did my monologue on female laziness although I
00:47:05 guess I could talk about it more I can really talk about my thoughts for the
00:47:10 week of just I feel like we're in this weird society right where you're just brainwashed and 0.62
00:47:17 so you'll go and you'll feel crazy because women run this world so you'll go and you'll say 0.88
00:47:23 something that's completely reasonable at school or at work and everyone makes you feel like it's 1.00
00:47:28 unreasonable but it's reasonable right and like there's all these things that just don't make
00:47:33 sense that are never corrected and it's normal. And like, I think women, I think chivalry kind
00:47:41 of enables female laziness. Because when you think about it, like, why can't a woman open 1.00
00:47:49 her own door? And it's not like I'm against the men opening the door. It's kind of cute,
00:47:54 but are you guys too lazy to honestly I'm an incel I'm an incel
00:48:07 all right put it in the chat who should I who should I app in the industry
00:48:14 who should I do it with I'll call them and just see if they're down who should I do it with
00:48:24 Who should I throw it back for?
00:48:26 What should I? 1.00
00:48:29 You guys are throwing shit out in the chat. 0.99
00:48:31 What are we thinking? 1.00
00:48:39 Oh, Meg and Kelly, you guys want me to go the lady route. 1.00
00:48:41 Of course you guys do. 0.60
00:48:42 okay you guys want Beardson Adam 22 should I just start all right let's see let me see
00:49:00 if Beardson is down Beardson coach CGA
00:49:08 There's a lot of choices.
00:49:23 Okay, Asmongold.
00:49:30 What are we thinking?
00:49:32 Black or white this time around?
00:49:35 What should I go?
00:49:36 Which way?
00:49:36 I don't think I can go back, right?
00:49:39 I'm like, I'm banished, right?
00:49:46 Andrew Tate, okay, I should call him. 0.99
00:49:49 Megyn Kelly, she's a little old for me.
00:49:54 Sydney Sweeney, oh, okay.
00:49:57 Okay, I guess I'm going that way. 0.97
00:50:00 Or should I go Asian? 0.89
00:50:06 I can't think of an Asian.
00:50:10 Trump.
00:50:36 bill maher bruno mars wow jason love
00:50:54 elijah well me and elijah aren't a lavender marriage but
00:50:59 i am allowed to cheat with whoever i want so
00:51:02 joe biden
00:51:06 you guys are putting democrats in the chat so you want me to go democrat
00:51:16 i guess it could bridge the political divide
00:51:18 joe rogan maybe he's looking for a second wife
00:51:24 okay let me let me you know oh you're saying if i hook up with
00:51:31 Biden he'll never remember well
00:51:34 well apparently speaking of my husband speaking of my husband
00:51:47 apparently he I'm retweeted a song that I'm going to react to because apparently
00:51:53 apparently he wrote me a love rap so let's see
00:52:01 i'm so glad you guys could be involved in what way because here's the thing this is the problem 1.00
00:52:09 with the female youtubers that bang half the industry the problem was they didn't get the 0.94
00:52:13 fans involved you know what i mean like they should have got the fans involved they wanted
00:52:18 me with sam hyde for i'll tell you a funny story about sam hyde um so me and sam hyde did a collab
00:52:26 a while ago and i was really nervous because he talked shit about me on stream before and
00:52:31 when I went there, I was a little bit afraid he was just going to cook me. And, um, I'm like in
00:52:37 a house with all these people. Right. So I'm, I'm very nervous and everyone mistook my nervousness
00:52:44 for like, I was nervous to be around him or something, but I had a boyfriend at the time
00:52:50 and it just goes trend. This is, this is, this is why you can't date you girls. I start going 0.98
00:52:56 trending with another man saying that like the whole internet shipping us together
00:53:03 well I don't know him I don't really know his content highs but so that's like kind of what 0.95
00:53:20 you get when you date an e-girl, it's like, I'm like, at the time, I'm like, I'm sorry, honey, 0.99
00:53:27 I didn't, we didn't break up over that, but I'm like, I'm sorry, honey, I didn't mean to, 1.00
00:53:36 I didn't mean to, I thought he was gonna cook my ass, you know. 0.81
00:53:50 oh they want they want leonardo dicaprio yeah that shipped that ship sailed like seven years ago i'm old 0.99
00:53:57 anyways all right let's see speaking of my lavender marriage husband okay very soft song
00:54:20 Okay.
00:54:33 Pearl, no.
00:54:38 Is it there just looking like I just want to kiss you, you know?
00:54:49 I don't know if you're going to get...
00:54:50 we're not going to do that this message or maybe you're at work just know i was thinking about you
00:54:58 and i care to uh
00:55:03 let you know that oh what are we i'm in floor 97 and uh wow they ran a plane into a tower one
00:55:13 and I don't think there's any stairways open
00:55:18 and I think I'm gonna probably see you next in heaven, Pearl.
00:55:28 I'm the only one left.
00:55:33 I just really hope we don't go to war over this or something
00:55:36 and waste a bunch of trillions of dollars over my death.
00:55:43 there's one that I want people to know there was explosions in the elevator
00:55:51 stairwell and it's it's clearly a demolition so I want dial issues okay 0.91
00:55:58 this is ass this is the worst love song ever oh my god there's more I want you I
00:56:05 want you guys to know I'm getting blamed for this 40 this 48-hour live stream and 0.98
00:56:11 And I will say that I did suggest it because I did it once a long time ago and it was really
00:56:15 fun, but I did not mean to do it right then and there. But honestly, I don't know why everyone's
00:56:25 saying he's crashing out. I saw him. He's fine. He wasn't on drugs or anything. He was just,
00:56:29 you know, he was kind of going through it. Um, and men have to do something like, you know,
00:56:35 the man misses his kids. Look at him. He's sad. So in all seriousness, he's sad. So
00:56:40 So, you know, I have a little sympathy.
00:56:48 Everyone's piling on.
00:56:54 Okay.
00:56:56 I got a girl. 0.97
00:56:58 Her name is Pearl. 1.00
00:57:00 She's bad bitch and she acts like a witch. 1.00
00:57:03 When I lick her pussy, she goes like a twitch. 1.00
00:57:06 She's an Amazon warrior. 1.00
00:57:08 I'm not doing that. 1.00
00:57:09 She's a hoyer. 1.00
00:57:09 okay but I don't know she built like a soldier it's true this is my nigger we're 1.00
00:57:28 doing a quick nigger rap uh-huh maybe I'll give him a chance you know I love a 1.00
00:57:35 man that raps but when it comes to rapping about pearl that was kind of a mean rap though huh that 0.99
00:57:45 was like i don't even know what that was i gotta get the vibe down we gotta set it to pearl
00:57:54 we'll have to the next song let's get another beat what are these 1.00
00:57:58 it's just going to be gross and sexual about about pearl because i'm going to send this to her 0.99
00:58:05 if this isn't love i don't know what is 0.99
00:58:10 what are we doing this is kind of crazy this is good for her right
00:58:22 Oh, yeah.
00:58:34 It's like fast music.
00:58:37 I gotta get my boots up. 1.00
00:58:45 Hey, girl, you know you make me want to hurl. 1.00
00:58:48 Lick your pussy, lick your butt, lick your toes and hurl. 1.00
00:58:51 okay 1.00
00:59:06 demand 0.63
00:59:11 that is good with astraya i did we should write a rap for her i should actually write one
00:59:16 this is a little uh i'm a white person you know i'm not
00:59:20 That's gonna snitch I've never done, you know, we gotta find a rap song for her
00:59:28 No, we don't think we're the next M&M we're the first skittles
00:59:39 Okay
00:59:40 Well, you know, it just is what it is
00:59:47 It is what it is, you know
00:59:50 I wish him well with that, um, you know, all right, what do I want to do next? Um, I think
01:00:04 I'm going to rant about a few things. All right, the first being, all right, let's talk about this,
01:00:11 rape case. Let's talk about this rape case. Speaking of the female laziness epidemic.
01:00:33 Okay. I'm actually, I'm going to get into this. I can do better than this clown. Don't you think 1.00
01:00:38 if I could I would right I mean that's the point of a lavender marriage is we're both settling 0.95
01:00:42 right we both can't do better so we're both you know settling for this 0.97
01:00:48 we've both given up it's time for IVF sexless marriage IVF
01:00:56 All right.
01:01:03 In October of 2024, there was an incident at Chi Phi Fraternity's fraternity house.
01:01:12 By the way, I can't pronounce words.
01:01:13 I am like Candace Owens.
01:01:15 I can't say words, but I don't deny it.
01:01:17 I can barely read.
01:01:18 I have common sense.
01:01:19 Can't read.
01:01:20 Just, just, I don't need any trollers in the chat.
01:01:23 I cannot read.
01:01:24 Common sense.
01:01:25 That's what I got.
01:01:26 That's all I got.
01:01:27 Okay.
01:01:29 All right.
01:01:33 There was an incident that drew attention in September 2026 after a civil lawsuit.
01:01:38 These are the publicly reported facts.
01:01:41 They include competing accounts and remain unproven in court.
01:01:44 No criminal charges have been filed as of 2026.
01:01:47 On the night of October 19th into the early morning of October 20th,
01:01:51 a then 20-year-old Cornell student identified as Jane Doe,
01:01:55 A member of Tri-Delta went to Chi-Fi House after drinking at her sorority at at least one downtown bar.
01:02:04 The lawsuit states that she had already consumed about 10 drinks in three hours and was marked underage but still served alcohol.
01:02:11 Seven Chi-Fi members are named as defendants.
01:02:14 These are all the ninjas that ran a train, I guess.
01:02:17 Matthew Ingalls, Jonathan Newell, Winston Lee, Julia Lopez,
01:02:21 Diego Sabrina, Scott Norris, and Scott Kedstamar something.
01:02:26 I already told you I can't read.
01:02:32 The 101-page complaint filed mid-September 2026 alleges
01:02:38 Jane Doe was pressured to snort ketamine,
01:02:41 which she said she never used, smoke marijuana, and drink alcohol. 1.00
01:02:46 Here's the thing, bitch, how do you get pressured to smoke ketamine? 1.00
01:02:54 How do you get pressured to smoke ketamine? 1.00
01:03:00 Look it, I'm telling you the drugs I've been offered in my life, coke, acid, all the different,
01:03:07 I lived in Amsterdam or I went to Amsterdam when I was 18. 0.99
01:03:10 Do you know how many shrooms and shit I was offered? 0.99
01:03:11 I didn't want it. 0.99
01:03:13 I've never done drugs.
01:03:14 I have done weed once or twice.
01:03:16 Okay.
01:03:16 probably more than that I forget I do it so rarely I forget about times I did it but
01:03:22 um I'm just like I look at my life experience and I've never wanted to do drugs
01:03:28 and I've just never wanted to do them so I never did them and I've been offered them
01:03:34 but I didn't want to so I didn't I mean I wanted to try the weed when I tried it and I hated the
01:03:42 weed so I don't really like it you know what I mean I'm just not I like alcohol honestly
01:03:49 but I'm too much of a fitness nut to drink it that often I really love my fitness you know
01:03:58 okay 0.95
01:03:59 it claims she was then sexually assaulted by multiple men while incapable of consent
01:04:12 the last encounter lasted several hours and ended around 5 45 a.m. when she lost consciousness
01:04:18 the suit includes a screenshot of a snapchat group which a message around 1 42 a.m. referred 0.98
01:04:25 to free pussy upstairs. Additional graphic details and filing described ketamine poured 0.87
01:04:32 onto her body. The lawsuit names Cornell University, the fraternity, Triadelta, a local bar, and others
01:04:38 alleging negligence and failure to protect her. How do you get protected from running a train?
01:04:48 A train. I mean, that's pretty extreme. But this is the thing. Why are you doing a lawsuit? Why
01:04:55 didn't you just move you could just move and like never talk to anyone from the school again
01:04:59 but you just couldn't do it
01:05:05 Jane Doe reported the matter to Cornell University police around November 8th 2024 Tompkins County
01:05:14 District Attorney has stated that her six-page sworn statement at the time did not allege that
01:05:19 she was drugged against her will or gang rape according to the DA's office it described her
01:05:23 participation in drug use and sexual activity as voluntary, conscious, and consensual. It referred
01:05:29 to a threesome and a remark along the lines of, what happened to just you and me? Multiple
01:05:35 prosecutors reviewed the statement and concluded the facts then presented did not constitute a
01:05:40 crime. No arrests were made. Cornell conducted a separate Title IX investigation lasting months.
01:05:46 The Chi-Fi chapter was closed and remains barred from campus. Two of the seven students were
01:05:51 expelled. Others receive suspensions or other sanctions. The university has had claims that
01:05:57 students merely wrote essays to mitigate punishment and false consequential discipline was imposed.
01:06:02 It supports the decision to reopen the criminal case. Like, now we're taking away trains from frat
01:06:09 boys? They've already taken drunk hookups from us. I mean, that's how millennials found love. We got 0.93
01:06:16 drunk at a party, we hooked up, and that was your wife. Maybe Gen Z run trains. Maybe that's 1.00
01:06:23 how they find their wife. You're taking that from them? The audacity. You know what I mean? 0.78
01:06:39 They denied me from the news. I did my show early.
01:06:46 And I was denied.
01:06:48 That's crazy. 0.99
01:06:51 Is it because my statement was women are spoiled brats and it's projection because women are the problem? 1.00
01:06:57 Maybe that. 0.99
01:06:58 Maybe I've had a better statement.
01:06:59 Maybe I should have lied next time.
01:07:02 After the lawsuit became public, generated widespread attention, Van Horton announced to the criminal investigation was reopened.
01:07:09 His plans to present the matter to the grand jury, he has described events that night as untowered and morally disgusting while noting the difference between a moral wrongdoing and a legal element of a crime based on the original statement.
01:07:25 He also acknowledged that the trauma can affect how a person processes events.
01:07:29 The accused have not been criminally charged.
01:07:31 Some have denied the lawsuit's characterization of events.
01:07:34 The civil case and any potential criminal case are ongoing.
01:07:38 Accounts from the 2024 police statements and the 2026 lawsuit differ in material respects.
01:07:45 Those differences are a central reason the prosecutor cited for the original charging decision and later reopening.
01:07:54 So again, this is going to get political and now the prosecutor is going to have an incentive to basically ruin these boys lives.
01:08:04 it's going to ruin their life 0.68
01:08:08 and she's going to have no consequences 1.00
01:08:09 even though this was the bitch that got the train ran 1.00
01:08:11 and somebody's going to marry her after 1.00
01:08:22 just so you know
01:08:23 now you're saying I'm deep state
01:08:25 if I'm deep state
01:08:28 I want some deep state money
01:08:29 I'm going through a lawsuit 1.00
01:08:34 from a bitch so you know 1.00
01:08:36 yeah what happened to just us then it turned into 1.00
01:08:52 seven guys I know now here's another
01:08:56 crazy thing I guess Lindsay Clancy is now 1.00
01:09:00 just throwing shit at the wall 0.99
01:09:02 um and apparently now they're saying that she did not in fact kill her kids 0.97
01:09:10 so i think if we select a trial date now that might not actually be a real trial date depending
01:09:20 on how this case proceeds and what happens with any appellate rights from from either side
01:09:25 well let me hear from defense believe it or not i agree with it
01:09:31 So we'll all stand together and say we'd rather defer until you make your rulings and then any appellate arguments are presented, rather than pick a trial date.
01:09:44 Why don't we just pick a trial date?
01:09:47 And then we'll get this case moving.
01:09:49 Because the discussion three weeks ago was let's try this thing in a week.
01:09:54 Right?
01:09:55 And now no one wants to pick a trial date.
01:09:57 That was not the Commonwealth's position.
01:09:58 So I think that when you factor in that this could take some real time to go through these issues
01:10:09 and then exercise any rights, I'm just concerned that any trial date we pick might not be realistic.
01:10:16 I agree with it.
01:10:17 Then the parties can move to continuing.
01:10:19 Why don't we do this?
01:10:21 November 2nd, be prepared to talk about picking a trial date.
01:10:24 Yes, Your Honor.
01:10:25 All right?
01:10:25 and
01:10:28 why don't we just do that, I'll leave it at that
01:10:32 alright, this is a matter of
01:10:33 all I'm hearing about
01:10:36 how important this is
01:10:37 to get this resolved, to deal with this
01:10:39 for all the parties, that's what I'm trying
01:10:41 to do, alright, and I'm not saying
01:10:43 I'm not blaming council for that
01:10:45 but that's my goal in this thing, is to get this
01:10:47 thing tried, to assume
01:10:49 it's proper, without sacrificing
01:10:51 anyone's rights, anyone's position
01:10:54 But I don't want this thing to then just start to kind of get kicked down the road, punted, and go forward.
01:11:01 It's not going to get punted, but I'll tell you right now, I can't do a trial before June.
01:11:06 I'll just let you know that right now.
01:11:08 It's not a matter of punting or kicking or anything.
01:11:10 We'll talk about that on November 2nd.
01:11:12 Everybody can take a look at their schedules.
01:11:15 All right.
01:11:15 So anything else?
01:11:19 So we've got November 2nd, they'll be here, 9 o'clock.
01:11:22 So we will be in recess at this time.
01:11:25 Thank you.
01:11:26 Thank you.
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01:12:00 Jane Doe texted one of her alleged gang rape assailants that she enjoyed the sexual activity
01:12:29 wanted to meet up again and none of the sex stuff was illegal.
01:12:32 A sworn statement in November of 2020 the woman identified only as Jane Doe in the lawsuit
01:12:39 gave a sworn statement to the woman identified only as Jane Doe in the lawsuit
01:12:45 gave a sworn statement to Cornell police in 2024. The DA says quote Jane Doe's sworn statement in
01:12:52 November of 2024 did not allege that she was drugged against her will or gang raped.
01:12:57 The D.A. says she, quote, described her participation in drug use and sexual conduct as voluntary, conscious and consensual.
01:13:06 Tonight, CBS News New York has exclusively obtained screenshots from a source presented as text messages between Doe and one of the defendants accused of rape in the lawsuit.
01:13:18 The man begins by apologizing for, quote, how things went down.
01:13:22 He says his memory is, quote, kind of fuzzy and that he and another man feel bad for being
01:13:28 too intoxicated to, quote, shut it down and kick people out before it got way out of hand.
01:13:35 The female in the text chain replies that her memory is, quote, super clouded too and
01:13:40 says that they had all been heavily intoxicated.
01:13:43 But she also writes, quote, none of the sexual stuff was illegal.
01:13:48 She says she liked being with him and another man.
01:13:51 Later, she suggests they smoke together again, quote, but like leave out the extra 5 billion men and ketamine.
01:13:59 Doe's attorney, Thomas Jifra, confirms she exchanged text messages with this defendant shortly afterward.
01:14:05 We sent him excerpts of those text messages.
01:14:09 In response, he says he could not confirm whether these were the specific texts.
01:14:13 Jifra says Doe was in denial and traumatized shortly after the alleged assaults.
01:14:18 He says on that night she was intoxicated to the point of incapacity and was trying to find out what happened.
01:14:26 Doe's attorney says she felt she could not take an aggressive tone with this defendant if she wanted answers.
01:14:32 Not one of these guys was arrested. Not one. That I can tell you for a fact.
01:14:36 We spoke with Driffer last week before we obtained these screenshots and before the district attorney announced he was reopening the case.
01:14:44 He told us what Cornell had meant to Doe.
01:14:47 Her dream was to go to Cornell. Since she was a little girl, she wanted to go to Cornell.
01:14:50 She worked really hard in school, worked really hard to get there.
01:14:54 This was the pinnacle. This was the realization of her dream.
01:14:59 See, this is what I mean. The white guys always simp for these women. 1.00
01:15:03 Never a consequence. They couldn't just say, honey, you got a train ran on you, move on. 0.99
01:15:17 that's going to be one of my projects this weekend cleaning my backyard yeah it's kind
01:15:29 of messy I'm not even gonna lie to you guys well
01:15:34 we can watch cga's debate I think for a little bit today because I think I kind of ranted about
01:15:45 everything I wanted to rant about today.
01:16:15 is at stake in a long-term marriage the man may feel like he's being investigated
01:16:33 and be made a criminal because he earned more money and he got less custody most men don't
01:16:38 know that that's going on until the divorce right they have a wife then they find out who the new
01:16:46 wife is in family court okay and they were like who is this woman and why is she telling me i don't
01:16:52 get parentage what ends up happening is the parentage the woman's incentivized to fight for
01:16:58 more custody therefore he's vulnerable making more money over the term of the marriage to pay
01:17:04 more child support. Statistically, just to be clear, less than 15% of women are payees of child
01:17:12 support. Overwhelmingly, men pay child support. 85 to 90% of all child support dollars are paid
01:17:20 by men. In that case, there's an incentive for a woman to drop him off at the family court pay
01:17:26 window, fight for custody, and him lose access to his children and pay child support.
01:17:32 you know what you're right here's the problem though coach everything you said has everything
01:17:38 to do with a horrible legal system bad choices and immaturity that isn't an argument against
01:17:46 marriage or it's not even an argument for marriage being a financial trap it's more of an argument
01:17:51 about what the legal system is set up to do and we all know the government gets involved in anything
01:17:56 whether it's child support whether it's marriage it becomes a contract between three individuals
01:18:00 it's you your spouse then the government you're making a phenomenal argument against the system
01:18:07 that takes advantage of people who do not know the law and that's in every single line of work
01:18:12 give me the argument about the institution of marriage because everything you said has
01:18:16 everything to do with legal and financial ramifications not
01:18:30 Not necessarily the marriage itself being a bad institution.
01:18:47 Correct.
01:18:48 And I've never said marriage was a bad institution.
01:18:50 I actually am pro-marriage.
01:18:53 I believe marriage does have great benefits to our society.
01:18:55 I believe children raised in two-parent households absolutely outperformed those who were raised in single-parent households.
01:19:02 The data all supports the institution of marriage.
01:19:05 However, it is a state contract that most people don't know.
01:19:09 I think what overwhelmingly governs marriage is not the idea of the law.
01:19:15 It is love.
01:19:16 It is people believing that the person across from them isn't going to stab them in the back for the benefit of some dollars.
01:19:21 So what the institution argument is based on versus what happens in the court, we can't determine that because we know statistically probably what 800,000 divorces occurred.
01:19:34 Sure.
01:19:35 So if we were to wait for the law to catch up and you all know the law is very, very slow, slow on change, the legal system is slow.
01:19:44 It would take us 20 years to stop the legal system from ambushing men.
01:19:50 And so we know we can't do that.
01:19:52 We can possibly educate people on what is going to happen, and hopefully they will receive the information.
01:19:58 But I have no interest in trying to fight the law.
01:20:01 I'm not the sheriff.
01:20:02 I'm not the deputy.
01:20:03 I'm definitely not a lawyer.
01:20:05 So I'm not trying to change the law.
01:20:06 What I'm trying to do is change the laws and the mind of men and women to let them know what they're up against.
01:20:12 Because when they get in that court, there's no stopping the system.
01:20:16 Absolutely.
01:20:16 So the thing that I'm trying to understand is when you're talking about all the things, and of course, you know, I've read both of your books, the thing that always intrigues me and kind of seems like a catch 22 and I need you to break it down for me is you tend to spend a lot of time telling men to prepare for all of these things and prepare for, you know, eventualities that can happen.
01:20:38 My question to you is if that's the case
01:20:40 Why go through all this trouble of writing books in order to prepare men for something that you ultimately believe more often than not?
01:20:48 Isn't a good deal for them in the first place even in the best of circumstances you have means I have means if my wife decides to divorce me today
01:20:54 It's gonna be a painful situation even though i've known this woman since I was 17 years old
01:21:00 Even though we're best friends, even though we have two children
01:21:02 So i'm asking you
01:21:03 How do you justify one by contradicting the other? Do you understand what I'm saying to you?
01:21:08 I'm not sure where the contradiction is
01:21:10 The contradiction for me is if you're telling people specifically men like you and I right that that marriage in and of itself is a financial trap
01:21:19 But you spend so much time in both of your books showing them ways to prepare if they're going to get into it
01:21:25 Why go through all that if it's just such a volatile situation? Well, I know men and I know their ego, you know when it comes to women
01:21:32 men have a particular ego to believe that their love is better than the other love their sex is 0.72
01:21:40 better than the other man's sex they got more game stop talking about me great yeah you know
01:21:44 i'm describing you so men believe that what happened to you is not going to happen to them
01:21:50 generally women don't believe that they have overwhelmingly sounded the alarm on any issues
01:21:56 domestic violence now you're hearing things related to um um the the postpartum depression 0.75
01:22:02 when women silence the alarm they put every woman in the position to say you can be in this position
01:22:09 when men sound the alarm then we start to fracture and we start to say well that wouldn't happen to
01:22:15 me and obviously i know how to hit it right and i don't know how to treat a woman and i know how
01:22:18 to love a woman and then essentially what happens is they find out that it's not about him his ego
01:22:24 was not his amigo he led himself astray and now he's sitting in a situation which a lot of men
01:22:30 come to me and they want me to figure out how to get him out of the situation and i said well i'm
01:22:35 not batman okay listen i'm not trying to get you out of jail i'm not trying to get you to escape
01:22:40 the system what i was trying to do was warn you of the system so i know you have free will to do
01:22:46 whatever you want you can marry whoever you want so i would like men to be prepared
01:22:49 coach let me ask you this tell me three things that you think are absolutely wonderful about
01:22:58 marriage aside from love well the benefits of family raising i'm a big patriarch i love family
01:23:05 yeah i think the ultimate reward of marriage is when you become grandparents and you've been
01:23:11 fruitful and multiplied and you can see your kids and your grandkids producing good citizens
01:23:16 are we doing that today? Probably overwhelmingly not. We're producing horrible citizens. We're
01:23:24 producing criminals. We're producing split households. So therefore, I would say that 0.59
01:23:28 would be a benefit, but it's not a guarantee. I believe monogamy would be good because that
01:23:34 would prevent the spread of sexual diseases. So if you can keep one partner with one partner,
01:23:39 that will possibly present that and prevent that. However, we've seen people cheating on each other.
01:23:45 We're seeing people staying single until they're 30 and 40 and fornicating with as many people as they can do and then trying to get in marriages after that.
01:23:54 But the benefit would be we would probably prevent both of those issues that I brought up.
01:23:59 And then I think a third one is you're talking about building wealth.
01:24:02 It is statistically proven that people that stay in marriages long term and do not divorce, those families thrive over generations.
01:24:11 And you can see people in poverty now and you can trace it back to broken homes, four and five generations.
01:24:16 If you see the people who are thriving now economically, you can trace it back and possibly say they had a high proportion of two parent households that were married.
01:24:26 So those are three, three great benefits.
01:24:28 Yeah. Awesome.
01:24:29 So then my.
01:24:30 Oh, no, I didn't mean to do that.
01:24:41 then my follow-up to that is do you think the free agent lifestyle does more to contribute to
01:24:54 the things that you say are problematic or does it somehow in some way allow for the types of
01:25:01 things that you say that you advocate for family togetherness you know look at the way society is
01:25:06 a lot of people and this isn't necessarily your fault all you can do is just put out information
01:25:11 but you and I both know the majority of people in this country are not exactly road scholars or
01:25:16 successful business people or things of that nature. So do you think that in the wrong hands
01:25:21 more often than not, the free agent lifestyle contributes to the very things that you say are
01:25:25 problematic? I don't believe so. I think if people really thoroughly read the book, five times I
01:25:30 referenced that if you're considering marriage to pursue this lifestyle first, so you know what
01:25:36 you're betting when you look at relationships and marriage. So I still left it open for people to
01:25:41 pursue long-term relationships, cohabitation, and marriage. I did not completely eliminate it.
01:25:47 What I did was say, I think men would be better positioning themselves to be more of a head of a
01:25:53 household by earning, knowing what you're risking, then looking at relationships from that point.
01:25:59 What I'm finding is that men look at relationships as some sort of salvation for them. It's a
01:26:05 financial arrangement where the woman can bring in some income and they can share in
01:26:08 the split, but he's losing a lot of leverage in terms of he doesn't have any authority
01:26:14 in his household, all right? 0.51
01:26:15 When the children are produced, the woman could just take the kids and leave, and he 1.00
01:26:19 has no way to fight it economically to go into the laws, hire any lawyers to prevent 0.94
01:26:24 this.
01:26:25 I'm just trying to reframe the argument, and I believe I'm more doing it in an old
01:26:29 school way.
01:26:29 People say they're old school until they want to be old school, and I'm saying be a
01:26:33 patriarch be a leader get yourself in a financial position to better yourself off in a marriage if
01:26:39 you want to do it men typically don't they they believe that this is some sort of situation where
01:26:44 they're going to build with the woman and then overwhelmingly they get kneecapped so when it
01:26:50 comes to growth or the the thing that you said that was interesting is you don't really factor
01:26:56 in when you're 20 25 years old you get married uh where you're going to be correct right um
01:27:03 Um, and that's true. I didn't factor in having multiple businesses. I didn't factor in, you
01:27:09 know, getting a doctorate and factor in any of those things. You know, I was just a dude
01:27:12 on the radio, you know, that's who my wife married and I'm not that guy. I ain't been
01:27:15 that guy in 15 years. Um, it's almost as if when I hear you say these things, it sounds
01:27:24 like completely absolving yourself from it. Like just running the risk, the more, the
01:27:31 more high value you are the more at risk you are but you're a businessman like I'm a businessman
01:27:36 you're doing well I mean you've got a Vietnamese tailor I didn't know that was a thing for you bro
01:27:42 but I'm impressed so are you saying that in business like by that same logic we don't tell
01:27:48 people you know don't go into business because the majority of businesses fail you know the majority
01:27:53 of uh partners will stab you in the back you've had businesses fail I've had businesses fail and 0.99
01:27:58 it absolutely sucks. So why is it okay to still go in business, but not necessarily for the majority
01:28:04 of people go into that type of marriage institution, knowing that every human being on the planet
01:28:10 changes? I mean, we both got a lot of gray in our beard, you more than me, but you know,
01:28:14 I'm like right behind you. That's not a shot. That's not a shot. Greg is significantly older
01:28:23 than me. But again, not a shot. Y'all are taking this so long. You're messy. You're being messy
01:28:30 right now. What I'm saying is this man has a breadth of experience. You don't know where
01:28:35 you're going to be. I think that's anybody. Did you wake up one day when you were married and
01:28:40 say, you know what? One day this ain't going to work out and I'm going to write a book called
01:28:44 The Free Agent Lifestyle and I'm going to be on a yacht with baddies. I don't really think that
01:28:48 was in your purview. Doesn't everybody evolve? And then where do you leave room for evolution
01:28:52 as you grow that marriage can't be a part of that because otherwise we're going to have
01:28:57 no society well i believe you made some assumptions that are wrong i did at some
01:29:02 point in my marriage think i'm gonna be on the yacht with some baddies and what is this gonna
01:29:06 cost because you look at the marriage and go this probably is not gonna last very long
01:29:10 um and at some point that might have been a better proposition for me maybe not for you
01:29:15 but i probably looked at it now i think what happens is sorry guys i'm trying to book something
01:29:22 someone's texting me about booking a debate yeah cj is cooking this guy because he's just so
01:29:28 realistic like um he's very realistic about like the state of the way things are not how he won't
01:29:36 want to be you know not hope is it a strategy people are not hearing the message because maybe
01:29:44 they may have an emotional reaction of what i'm saying right or maybe they see how i live and
01:29:48 they say is that the free agent lifestyle i say it's a version of it okay but it's not exactly
01:29:53 that okay so i'm 10 years ahead of the 15 years ahead of the free agent lifestyle so i'm at
01:29:58 another level and you're coming in with the love of your life and you fix you work at jiffy lube
01:30:03 she works at subway all right shout out to all of these people there um from the corporations 0.99
01:30:07 there send me send me a brand deal but when it comes to it most marriages historically required 1.00
01:30:16 a financial put up. A man needed land or he needed inherited land or he needed a father 1.00
01:30:24 to put up his land to be able to get a spouse. Another parent, you'd look at bride prices and 0.92
01:30:31 you look at these things where the father had to put up a price in case the woman did not come
01:30:37 through and do what she needed to do. He also needed to protect the reputation going into the
01:30:41 marriage so marriage most of the time was for people who were not in poverty who were in a
01:30:48 better situation who can afford marriage now because we went to a romantic all right hold on
01:30:53 all right guys i gotta go i'm sorry there's something that just came up um forgive me it's
01:31:00 gonna be an early show tonight but i'll be back tomorrow um i'll probably re-react to this because
01:31:05 i did a bad job um anyways i love you guys thank you for watching like the video subscribe
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01:31:12 Oh, sorry.