Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - June 15, 2023


Ep 823 | Megan Fox, Witchcraft & Transing Kids


Episode Stats

Length

58 minutes

Words per Minute

161.2328

Word Count

9,373

Sentence Count

591

Misogynist Sentences

20

Hate Speech Sentences

29


Summary

In this episode, Allie talks about the dangers of over-the-counter anti-depressants, SSRIs, and how they can be misused as political props. She also discusses the tragic death of Olympian Tori Bowie, who died in childbirth at her home.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 minds are changing when it comes to transgenderism and gender ideology for the better. This is good
00:00:08.340 news amidst a lot of crazy and sad news like the president of the United States putting the pride
00:00:16.280 flag front and center on the White House and also some crazy stuff about Megan Fox raising her boy
00:00:26.780 to be a girl and also a tragedy that I read in the news the other day about Olympian track star
00:00:34.720 Tori Bowie dying in childbirth at her home. Unfortunately, she is being used as a political
00:00:42.680 prop to push a narrative about race in America that is just not based in truth. So we will correct
00:00:48.500 the record on all of that. This episode is brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers. Go to
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00:01:06.600 Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Thursday. Hope everyone has had a wonderful week. Well,
00:01:12.780 we haven't had any controversial episodes this week at all. Not at all. Not at all. My DMs are
00:01:19.700 such a lovely place on Instagram right now. Actually, for the most part, Tuesday and Wednesday's
00:01:25.460 episodes with Dr. McFillen have been received in an extremely positive way. And actually the most
00:01:32.500 positive and grateful messages I've gotten have been from people who struggle with depression and
00:01:39.240 anxiety and have been on so-called antidepressants or SSRIs. Or you had a loved one who was on these
00:01:47.660 prescriptions and you saw some of the effects of these medications. Now, it does not surprise me
00:01:54.560 and it's okay with me that I got some messages and a lot of comments from people yesterday saying that
00:02:00.960 they were upset by this episode. They were upset by the clip that I played and they, you know, say the
00:02:07.860 things that people say that this is dangerous. This is unscientific. This is misinformation. It's
00:02:13.080 interesting because it's the same kind of language that progressives use about everything that the
00:02:18.300 right says. And then a lot of people on the right employ the same kind of language when it comes to
00:02:24.940 an assertion that they don't agree with. But I haven't seen anyone, whether they have
00:02:31.500 doctor in their Instagram handle or no matter what their story is, actually refute to me what Dr.
00:02:39.060 McFellan said over the past two days. Now, I am not a psychologist. I do not have a medical degree.
00:02:45.080 So I'm not saying that legitimate refutation does not exist. They're varying perspectives. I
00:02:51.300 understand that. But he made some objective points. He made some data-backed points about the safety
00:03:00.560 studies of so-called antidepressants and SSRIs. He talked a lot about the importance of emotional
00:03:06.960 regulation. And so I would like to see those. If you are going to comment and say that this is
00:03:12.020 dangerous, this is misinformation, that we shouldn't be platforming this kind of message, I would like
00:03:16.960 to see you address specifically the points that he made, especially when it comes to the safety of
00:03:23.140 these medications and how little data we actually have on the long-term effects of them. Isn't that
00:03:29.520 something we should all care about? Even if you feel that you have really benefited from one of these
00:03:34.200 medications, even if you feel like your life depends on these medications and you'll never
00:03:38.720 get off these medications. All right. I cannot take that from you. I'm not even trying to take
00:03:43.240 that from you. But shouldn't we all care that there is a lack of long-term data on this stuff and that
00:03:48.400 there are some serious side effects that come with these drugs that are very often not told to the
00:03:55.080 patient or the family members? I mean, I have gotten stories from some of you who are upset that I
00:04:00.160 interviewed Dr. McFillan, but honestly, the most poignant and the most tragic and the most just
00:04:08.480 anger-provoking, saddening messages that I've gotten have been from those of you who have suffered
00:04:16.360 the effects of these SSRIs. If you don't know what that is, you can go listen to the last two days of
00:04:23.540 the episodes that I did with Dr. McFillan. Or you had a loved one suffer from these effects and you
00:04:29.820 were not told. You weren't told. Your loved one wasn't told. And sometimes it ends in irreversible
00:04:37.900 choices. Not realizing that it wasn't actually the diagnosis of depression or anxiety that led to
00:04:47.320 someone going to a really dark place, either thinking about doing dark things or actually
00:04:54.120 committing dark acts against themselves or other people. But it was actually the medications that they
00:04:59.740 were put on. I'm not saying that that's going to be the effect for everyone, but shouldn't we all
00:05:04.640 care that that's a risk? Like, shouldn't we all care that we are being over-medicalized?
00:05:10.120 I was thinking about this, and this is not coming from someone who is anti-medication,
00:05:14.960 anti-modern medicine. I've said before I'm crunchy in some ways, but I am not crunchy in a lot of ways.
00:05:20.320 Like, I really appreciate modern medicine. And again, as I said, there are varying perspectives
00:05:26.220 of this. I certainly don't claim to be the arbiter of what is completely and totally unconditionally
00:05:35.780 objectively true when it comes to the subject. But I was thinking about the over-medicalization
00:05:43.900 of normal human emotions, normal feelings of distraction, normal levels of depression,
00:05:51.080 normal levels of anxiety. I think when we use terms like depression and anxiety, rather than words
00:05:59.860 like sad or worried, we tend to justify a medical diagnosis and then medical prescriptions when perhaps
00:06:12.700 they are not necessary. Like if we started calling anti-depressants, anti-sad medication or anti-anxiety
00:06:23.360 medication, anti-worry medication, you kind of start to see that you're trying to suppress normal human
00:06:32.420 emotions. I'm not speaking to your particular story. I'm not saying that you can't feel like you've
00:06:38.240 really improved because of the medications that you are prescribed. I'm not saying that. But when it
00:06:45.280 comes to normal levels of sadness and normal levels of anxiety and worry that everyone feels for a
00:06:54.180 variety of reasons, I do wonder if we just have been conditioned, as Dr. McFillan said, to think that
00:07:01.760 these are medical diagnoses in every case when they are not always. One of you messaged me a story about
00:07:10.740 how you felt so much depression after you lost your baby about halfway through your pregnancy. And
00:07:17.180 immediately you were offered by two doctors antidepressants because you were so sad. You
00:07:23.180 didn't want to get out of bed. You didn't want to function. And this person told me they knew like this
00:07:29.180 is what depression feels like. It is just like a weight that is holding you down. You feel like
00:07:35.520 nothing alleviates it. But this person also said, there's a reason that I'm sad. There's a reason
00:07:43.720 that I'm going through something that's really difficult. And it's okay for me to feel depressed.
00:07:50.180 It's okay for me to not want to get out of bed. It's okay for me to feel like I can't even put one foot
00:07:55.500 in front of the other. And this person decided not to go on antidepressants. Again, I'm not
00:08:00.880 making medical recommendations for you. But I do think that there is a problem with how hard this
00:08:08.300 stuff is being pushed without full education of all of the side effects. I can't take away your story
00:08:16.820 and your experience. If you feel like you have been positively impacted by these medications,
00:08:23.480 that's not what I'm trying to do. But I do think that it's really important that we hear
00:08:29.220 out psychologists like Dr. McFillin who are being censored. Didn't COVID teach us something
00:08:36.560 about the control that the pharmaceutical companies have on these institutions that are telling us,
00:08:43.220 this is just science. This is just science. This is good for you. This is how you love your neighbor.
00:08:48.340 Didn't we learn something about that over the past two years? That if YouTube
00:08:52.240 and Twitter and Facebook are all going to censor one perspective that happens to be against the
00:08:59.080 money-making apparatus of these pharmaceutical companies, that we should at least, at the very
00:09:04.100 least, hear that perspective out. So I just encourage you, like if you were maybe just initially
00:09:09.980 peeved or hurt by the titles of the past two days episodes, or if you saw the clip on Instagram
00:09:18.160 and it just threw you into a rage because you were so angry, go listen to the episodes. Maybe you still
00:09:23.900 disagree. Maybe you have medical expertise and like you have pushback. But I really encourage you
00:09:32.100 to one, specifically refute him and two, just listen to what he has to say. Because even if you disagree
00:09:40.120 ultimately with what he said about SSRIs, he has a lot of insight into the corruption that is our
00:09:46.920 medical system in the United States. So anyway, we'll have him back on. So much positive feedback
00:09:52.500 from you guys. So much positive feedback. Y'all want him back on to talk about ADD medication and
00:09:57.600 things like that, which is someone who feels like I have undiagnosed ADD. Like I'm really interested to
00:10:03.640 hear his take on that. All right, let's get to the rest of our episode. And one more thing that I just
00:10:21.540 want to say about that too, is that Dr. McFillan did not minimize the reality of these very painful
00:10:28.780 emotions and seasons that you might be going through. He just has a different take on them
00:10:33.900 and a different solution to them than simply taking a medication that will just bring you to
00:10:38.260 a place of numbing. So I just want to say that because I saw some people saying, oh, they're saying
00:10:42.820 that mental illness isn't real or like mental health isn't a real issue or minimizing it or saying
00:10:48.760 that you should just like pray it away. That's not at all what was said. So please don't just
00:10:53.080 presumptuously comment or message until you've really heard it out and make sure that you are not
00:10:58.600 inserting maybe like your own fears into what he is saying by, you know, saying something that he
00:11:05.420 didn't say. All right. Speaking of fear, I am very scared of this large and just grotesque,
00:11:12.500 grotesque pride flag that was displayed on the White House by President Biden. We will, yes,
00:11:23.540 this beautiful picture. You'll remember the pride flag used to just have rainbow colors, but now it's
00:11:30.440 got this weird like triangle thing in it. And I still am not totally sure what the black and brown
00:11:38.460 stands for. I still don't know. Is that the color of people's skin? Is that a sexual orientation?
00:11:44.840 If it's the color of people's skin, like what does it have to do with who these people prefer to have
00:11:51.980 intercourse with? I don't understand. But then, of course, we have the pink and the blue now on the
00:11:58.140 pride flag. So it's just become more and more garish over time. And of course, as you keep on adding
00:12:07.520 letters, you have to keep on adding colors to represent all of those letters. And then it is
00:12:14.300 going to just continue to just be a mass, a mass of colors. And let me just remind you also about the
00:12:23.440 pink and the blue in the pride flag. The pink and the blue in the pride flag, it's the transgender part
00:12:29.780 of the transgender flag, which is the light pink and the light blue and the white. I believe these are
00:12:37.460 baby colors. I've always thought that this was creepy. I've always thought that it was weird that
00:12:41.600 people weren't more embarrassed by this, by the fact that a man who goes by the name of Monica Helms
00:12:47.840 actually invented this flag several years ago. Now, Monica, I don't even know. I think his name is
00:12:54.720 Robert Hogue, but he invented this flag to actually represent like these infantile colors on purpose
00:13:04.540 because he has fantasies of being stuck in a six-year-old girl's body. He has fantasies of
00:13:11.280 age regression. He's actually written extensively about this. You can look up Monica Helms and some
00:13:16.380 of the books and the articles, the pieces that she has written. She actually fantasizes about being like
00:13:22.060 a little girl in a tutu. This is who created the transgender flag. Like everywhere you turn, when you
00:13:28.140 look at this kind of gender ideology, you see this kind of infantilization. You should make of that
00:13:34.920 what you will. Make of that what you will. But here we have the president of the United States,
00:13:40.680 the uniter in chief, the empath in chief, you guys, the man that all Christians should have voted for if
00:13:48.620 you really cared about loving your neighbor and you really upheld decency. Evangelicals for Biden,
00:13:55.400 no, pro-life evangelicals for Biden. I think that was the name of the group said we have to uphold
00:14:02.580 the tenets of Christianity by voting for Joe Biden, not that mean racist bully Donald Trump. And they
00:14:10.480 said, okay, we're pro-life evangelicals. We're just going to look past the fact that this guy actually
00:14:16.520 advocates for illegal abortion through all nine months. We're actually going to look past the fact
00:14:21.720 that he is advocating for overturning the Hyde Amendment. The Hyde Amendment protects federal
00:14:27.680 tax dollars from funding abortion. We're going to look past the fact that his administration is now
00:14:35.540 funding and enabling and promoting the butchering of children's bodies by pushing this radical idea
00:14:44.740 that it's actually possible to change your gender. And in fact, possible to change your gender as a
00:14:51.960 minor. All of these things, we are still told to this day by this contingency of professing Christians
00:14:58.860 that they're all just kind of these small culture war issues that we shouldn't really focus on,
00:15:07.360 that really we should focus on the fact that he is so nice, that he's so compassionate,
00:15:12.940 and that Democrats care so much about immigrants and about black people and about poor people that,
00:15:20.040 you know, it's six in one, half dozen in the other when you're looking at Republicans and Democrats.
00:15:24.920 And at the end of the day, you just need to vote for the party that makes you feel good inside.
00:15:29.980 Like, honestly, that is as far as some professing Christians who vote Democrat have really thought
00:15:36.420 about the issues. And they'll look at something like this, that you've got the president of the United
00:15:42.000 States, hoisting up what God calls an abomination, what God calls sin, the God who is love, the God
00:15:48.700 who is wisdom, the God who is justice, says that this is sin, says that this is destructive for the
00:15:54.520 body, says that this is destructive for the soul, says this is therefore destructive for societies and
00:16:00.360 nations. We've got the president of the United States, a professing Christian himself,
00:16:04.720 displaying the representation of this kind of degeneracy and sadness and confusion and abomination
00:16:12.540 at the White House. You will actually have professing Christians look past this or even say it's fine,
00:16:19.500 that this is just showing people love. This is just making people feel true, that they can be true
00:16:27.660 to who they are. This is celebrating authenticity. Look, if that is how you think about what God calls sin,
00:16:34.920 then I'm not really, I'm not really sure you're there. Like, I'm not really sure you really know
00:16:42.400 who God is. Because if you're not willing to keep his commandments, like if you don't trust what his
00:16:48.580 word says, like if you don't really believe in his definitions of what he calls good and what he calls
00:16:54.620 bad, if you believe in your own definitions of these things, if you believe that maybe the world and you
00:17:01.140 are more compassionate than him, I'm not so sure you love him. I'm not so sure about that.
00:17:08.760 I commented on this with part of Romans 1. Of course, all of Romans 1 is applicable here.
00:17:17.100 And this made some people mad, but I thought that the verse in Romans 1 or the verses in Romans 1 that
00:17:22.400 applied the best were Romans 1, 18 through 19. For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against
00:17:30.800 all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who by their unrighteousness suppress the truth. That's
00:17:36.160 Romans 1, 18. And some people, they see this display and they're like, when is God just going to judge us?
00:17:42.360 We deserve his judgment. We deserve his condemnation. Like, this is the judgment.
00:17:46.980 This is the judgment. That we have wicked rulers that are making easy and accessible the butchering
00:17:55.600 of people's bodies, including children's bodies in the name of self-love. That's what it is. This is
00:18:05.840 the judgment. We're not waiting for the judgment to happen. This is the judgment. We have wicked,
00:18:12.900 evil rulers that are pushing chaos and confusion in the name of compassion. Remember 2 Timothy 3.
00:18:23.900 But understand this, that in the last days, there will come times of difficulty for people will be
00:18:30.520 lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful,
00:18:35.660 unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good,
00:18:40.700 treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God,
00:18:45.100 having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.
00:18:53.280 Lovers of self. Interesting. We're told that that's a Christian virtue today. I wrote a book about that,
00:19:01.080 actually, that that's not a Christian virtue. Neither is self-loathing, by the way, but self-forgetfulness
00:19:06.620 is. Obedience to God is. Being a new creation that has been bought with a price by Christ is a
00:19:14.000 Christian value. And that sends us neither to self-adoration nor self-deprecation, but rather
00:19:22.300 a form of self-forgetfulness that comes with full surrender to God. And yet, in the last days, we were
00:19:29.640 told, and I don't know, by the way, when those—I don't know when Jesus is coming back. Some people feel
00:19:34.680 very strongly that it's right now. None of us really know the day or the hour. Of course,
00:19:40.220 it depends on your eschatological view. But we do read that lovers of self and lovers of money are
00:19:48.580 markers of times of difficulty and disobedience to God. Lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God,
00:19:56.160 having the appearance of godliness. Isn't that interesting? Like, it's not just that in the last
00:20:00.840 days we're going to see this treachery and we're going to see this evil and wickedness and violence
00:20:06.300 and all of this stuff and disobedience to parents. But in all of these things, there will be an
00:20:10.980 appearance of godliness. So you see that in the defense of this kind of act by the President of
00:20:18.640 the United States, people who profess to be Christians, people like Jen Hatmaker, who we talked
00:20:23.000 about last week, saying, no, this is just loving your neighbor. Like, this actually had someone who I've had
00:20:30.180 on this podcast before, Brandon Robertson, we debated abortion. You can go see how that went on
00:20:35.540 a previous episode, say that, you know, this is a wonderful display of God's love and the diversity
00:20:41.700 of his creation. Of course, Brandon rejects virtually all of Scripture, but even the first chapter of the
00:20:49.620 first book of the Bible, which is Genesis 1. But we see that there is an appearance of godliness that
00:20:56.180 is put over this kind of abomination. But denying its power, avoid such people. Now, this is what I
00:21:03.080 love this passage because I think this is so true about the self-love and toxic empathy movement,
00:21:10.200 which really go hand in hand. For among them are those who creep into households and capture weak
00:21:17.240 women, burdened with sins and led astray by various passions, always learning, but never able to arrive
00:21:24.580 at a knowledge of truth. Jen Hatmaker, Rachel Hollis, Glennon Doyle. Just as James and Jambres opposed
00:21:31.400 Moses, so these men must also oppose the truth. Men corrupted in mind and disqualified regarding the
00:21:38.200 faith, but they will not get very far, for their folly will be plain to all, as was that of those two
00:21:46.100 men. Thankfully, we have at the end of that chapter comfort. All Scripture is breathed out by God
00:21:53.380 and profitable, for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man
00:21:58.340 of God may be complete, equipped for every good work. We don't have to follow the chaos and the
00:22:03.540 confusion of this world, of these self-help leaders, of these self-love propagators, of the president of
00:22:09.560 the United States. We don't have to follow these people. We don't have to be confused about what is
00:22:15.960 right and what is wrong, what is male and what is female. We have the gracious clarity given to us
00:22:20.660 in the word of God. And a much lesser point to be made that others are making is that this seems to
00:22:28.040 violate the U.S. flag code, which says, under the subsection, Position and Manner of Display,
00:22:36.300 Section E of the flag of the United States of America should be at the center and at the highest
00:22:41.000 point of the group when a number of flags of states or locality or pennants of societies are grouped and
00:22:46.340 displayed from staff. So let's put up that picture. You can see that at the White House, the pride flag
00:22:51.360 is right in the middle, and then you've got the two American flags flanking it. And so this does seem
00:22:57.760 to show the pride flag in a position of prominence, and then the American flag in lesser positions.
00:23:05.260 Now, there are some authors, there are some journalists coming out, like from Forbes, saying,
00:23:10.880 no, no, no, no, this is not a violation. The author of this Forbes article claims that the
00:23:15.780 photos didn't show the U.S. flag flying atop the White House, which he claims would mean the flag
00:23:20.740 display adhered to the U.S. flag code. Karine Jean-Pierre totally forgot about this person. I
00:23:28.760 totally forgot that we were having like press conferences. I haven't seen anything about this
00:23:33.960 in such a long time. Honestly, very smart of them because she is not good at her job. She's not
00:23:40.540 good at her job. The last press secretary, I forgot her name. She was good at her job. Now,
00:23:45.380 we might be frustrated. We might have been frustrated with her because as conservatives,
00:23:49.740 she was, you know, she wasn't telling the truth, and we didn't like her answers. We didn't like her
00:23:53.840 stances on things, but she was ginsacky. That's her name. She was good at her job. Karine Jean-Pierre,
00:23:59.680 not good at her job. So it's better for everyone that these press conferences are not widely
00:24:05.760 advertised. So someone asks about the whole pride flag display at the White House, and here's what
00:24:11.120 she had to say. There's been some criticism also of the White House, the flag placement,
00:24:17.920 the pride flag violating the U.S. flag code. Did anybody notice that or fail to notice that,
00:24:23.320 or was it an intentional statement? Just explain what happened. So the administration was proud,
00:24:28.760 again, to display the pride flag. It was a historic event at the White House. It's centered around the
00:24:36.800 love, around love and family, and I think that's important. And so, you know, we're not going to
00:24:43.240 let anyone distract us from that. Okay. That doesn't really answer our question. This is about love and
00:24:51.240 family. And yet we had this dude who is apparently some TikTok influencer, you know, a man identifying
00:24:59.260 as a woman who has had some surgeries, I don't know how many, to try to appear as a woman who took his
00:25:05.040 shirt off and was flashing his moobs to the camera. And people were all, you know, I guess applauding
00:25:14.000 this at the White House. And then you had some women who identify as men who have done the opposite.
00:25:18.460 They've actually removed the breasts that God gave them. And they've got the double mastectomy scars.
00:25:24.760 And they are, they're displaying this as well, topless on the White House lawn. Now you'll remember
00:25:33.000 that he ran on decency, right? Pro-life evangelicals for Biden. Where are you on this one?
00:25:40.300 How's the decency going? How's the unity going? How does it feel? Does it feel good? Not so sure about
00:25:47.420 that. Now I will not retweet that video. I saw so many conservatives reacting to it. And you see
00:25:54.300 this a lot. I'm not saying that I've never been guilty of something like this, but I've tried to
00:25:58.420 be more cognizant of this, especially just like over the past year or so, or over the past few months
00:26:03.260 of not sharing the supremely grotesque stuff that we see on the left. Like the very sexual stuff,
00:26:10.520 especially the kind of drag queen shows and things that involve like the children who are watching or
00:26:16.980 the children who are made to perform. I understand why conservatives share it because you're wanting
00:26:21.940 to show people who just like blah, blah, blah. They don't want to, they don't want to see it. Like
00:26:26.200 they've got their ears plugged. They've got their eyes covered. They just want to pretend like it's not
00:26:30.380 happening. So I understand why conservatives retweeted, why they show it because they want to prove that
00:26:37.860 the things that we are lambasting are real, that it's not just a figment of our imagination, but
00:26:43.280 I just don't want to. I don't want to. I don't want that on my timeline. I don't want to share it. I
00:26:50.340 don't think you guys want to see it. Hopefully I have enough credibility with you guys that you will
00:26:56.400 just believe me if I say something happened. I don't need to show you a picture. And I'm sorry,
00:27:02.940 like, especially when it's something sexual, when it's nudity or something, I don't want to contribute
00:27:08.040 to someone's lust. I don't want to contribute to, you know, someone's struggle. If you struggle with
00:27:14.700 like lust or pornography or something like that, I don't want to contribute to that. And sometimes I
00:27:18.840 just don't think that we need to actually see something in order to, in order for it to sink in,
00:27:26.920 in order for us to know that evil is happening. I think it can just pollute our minds and take our
00:27:31.340 minds to really like sad, dark places that they don't need to go. So just trust me that this is
00:27:36.980 happening. This administration is a judgment. It is a judgment on our society. We are reaping the wrath
00:27:46.440 of God in some ways. And like the chickens won't come home to roost, especially when it comes to these
00:27:51.400 gender policies pushed by this administration, not fully for a long time. Like we have not seen the
00:27:58.560 effects of the damaging and destructive properties of gender ideology that is being pushed ferociously
00:28:06.920 from the top down. All right.
00:28:20.840 I want to talk about this Megan Fox story about her apparently raising her boys to be gender neutral
00:28:27.500 or to be female. She's got three boys. This picture was circulating of Megan and her three sons.
00:28:36.240 All of them seem to kind of be dressed as girls, especially one of them. And I won't show their
00:28:43.440 faces because they are children, but this has been, she's been very open about this. This is not a secret.
00:28:49.220 She's been talking about her kids being gender neutral. And I'll read some of the quotes from
00:28:55.220 the articles, but Robbie Starbuck is kind of the one who has been commenting about this. He claims
00:29:00.520 that he knew her and her family back when he lived in Calabasas. Now I'm not going to repeat the claim
00:29:09.040 that he made because I don't know if it's true. I don't know that his personal experience with her,
00:29:15.440 I'm not saying that he's lying. I just haven't been able to verify it. And I wouldn't like someone
00:29:20.540 to repeat something that may not, that is not verifiable by me, but he claims that he knew the
00:29:27.880 family and that something is going on behind the scenes here. But I don't even think that we have to,
00:29:34.000 we have to know really what went on behind the scenes based on what we have seen publicly from her
00:29:41.840 in regards to how she raises her three sons. But she did want to respond to Robbie Starbuck and his
00:29:49.500 accusations that strange things are going on behind the scenes when it comes to how she's raising her
00:29:55.020 children. And here's what she had to say to Robbie, who is a conservative commentator. He's a former
00:30:01.900 Republican congressional candidate in Tennessee. Here's what she had to say to her tens of millions
00:30:08.060 of Instagram followers. Hey, Robbie Starbuck. I really don't want to give you this attention
00:30:12.420 because you're a clout chaser, but let me tell you something. Irregardless.
00:30:18.300 I just need a moment of silence for that. Irregardless, she says. Irregardless. It's just
00:30:24.860 regardless. Okay. Irregardless was a joke on Mean Girls when Gretchen Wiener said it. And we were all
00:30:31.080 laughing back in 2006 because irregardless isn't a word. It means the opposite of what you're trying to say.
00:30:35.840 Okay. So she means to say, regardless of how desperate you may become at any given time to
00:30:42.640 acquire wealth, power, success, or fame, never use children as leverage or social currency,
00:30:46.500 which I agree with, by the way, especially under malevolent and erroneous pretense.
00:30:52.140 Those are big words for someone who just said irregardless. Exploiting my child's gender identity
00:30:57.800 to gain attention in your political campaign has put you on the wrong side of the universe. I've been
00:31:03.680 burned at the stake by insecure, narcissistic, impotent little men like you many times, and yet
00:31:07.660 I'm still here. You aft with the wrong witch. That is really, really scary. And then posted on her
00:31:15.740 Instagram story, this New York Post story. This New York Post story is about a woman who caught on her
00:31:23.120 security camera two naked women who were doing this kind of witch ritual eating the carcass of a dead
00:31:32.180 deer. So Megan Fox reposted that story and said, me outside of Robbie Starbucks's house. And like,
00:31:41.220 this is why I think this, this is part of why I think this story is so important. I really don't like
00:31:46.720 talking about like people's families and things like that. But I do think that there is a trend because
00:31:52.700 we've all seen the pictures of celebrities dressing their sons in very feminine ways. I don't know what's
00:31:59.300 going on behind the scenes and Megan Fox's house. I will not assume to know everything I have. I don't know
00:32:06.240 if Robbie Starbucks's story is true. I am not saying it's true. But the pictures are there of her boys being
00:32:13.680 dressed up like little girls. And then her saying that basically she's a witch that is what going to
00:32:20.700 do some kind of deer eating ritual outside of Robbie Starbucks's house because he pointed to the fact
00:32:28.100 that it's very disturbing that her boys are being dressed up in this way. So Megan Fox also said to
00:32:36.880 Parade Magazine, Fox and Green share three sons. This is what Parade Magazine said. There are not many
00:32:42.740 public photos of the green children online, but in the ones that exist, each child appears to have
00:32:46.800 long hair, which sometimes prompts people to ask questions about their genders. Fox has spoken publicly
00:32:51.860 about choosing to raise her three boys as gender neutral. When I became pregnant with Noah, this is what
00:32:57.040 she says. When I became pregnant with Noah, I could feel through my mother's intuition, I suppose, that he was
00:33:02.080 not subscribing to gender stereotypes. So I decided to provide an environment for him early on that would allow
00:33:08.600 him to discover how he wanted to express himself. So she knew neonatally that her son was not really a
00:33:17.920 boy. These people are very unwell. They're unwell. It's really, really sad. And amazingly, they are still
00:33:28.580 looked up to by many as like voices on important issues that we should all be listening to, like a moral,
00:33:35.200 like moral betters. In April 2022, in an interview with Glamour, Megan Fox said, Noah started wearing
00:33:41.640 dresses when he was about two. And I bought a bunch of books that sort of address these things and
00:33:45.260 address a full spectrum of what this is. Some of the books are written by transgender children. Some of
00:33:50.120 the books are just about how you can be a boy and wear a dress. You can express yourself through clothing
00:33:53.880 however you want. And that doesn't even have to have anything to do with your sexuality. So from the
00:33:59.300 time they were very young, I've incorporated those things into their daily lives so that nobody feels
00:34:02.640 weird or strange or different. I understand wanting your kids to feel accepted and feel loved. I
00:34:08.920 really understand that. But as parents, we owe our kids clarity. We owe our kids the knowledge that
00:34:17.580 you were not born an accident, that your body means something, that it's important, that it's really good
00:34:23.400 to be a boy, that it's really good to be a girl. No, that doesn't mean that you have to conform to every
00:34:28.140 gender stereotype that exists. Yes, it's okay to be a girl who loves sports and loves dirt bikes and
00:34:34.000 things like that. Sure, a boy can love ballet. But these are fixed categories that we cannot change.
00:34:41.200 And fluidity is just confusion. And I think it's a form of actually mental torture for our kids.
00:34:46.560 And so even though we have been told today that love means unconditional affirmation of everything
00:34:51.980 our kids have to say or everything anyone has to say, that's just not true. Love and truth go hand
00:35:00.260 in hand. Actually, you're not loving someone if you are not also bringing truth. The truth is,
00:35:05.160 is that we do live in a gender binary that is determined at the moment of conception by our
00:35:10.820 chromosomes. And there are different roles that men and women play. There are different characteristics
00:35:15.760 that men and women have that are important. And the physical characteristics that we have are
00:35:21.660 totally immutable, no matter how you dress. And so I don't know the state of the conflict between
00:35:28.100 Robbie Starbuck and between Megan Fox at this point. But there it is. And I just think that there's
00:35:36.840 a lot more of this going on in Hollywood probably than we realize. Some people think it's a conspiracy
00:35:42.780 theory that they tie all of, or they say that any, you know, skepticism about what goes on in
00:35:48.860 Hollywood and Hollywood's families and what happens to children in Hollywood, that it's all part of
00:35:53.280 some QAnon conspiracy theory. But I think that we can all just use a little bit of reasoning and a
00:36:00.480 little bit of logic to look inside what's going on and say, that doesn't seem normal. That just doesn't
00:36:06.900 seem right. Um, so this is an unfortunate, this is an unfortunate story. And I hope that redemption
00:36:16.260 comes upon the house of Megan Fox and her children and that the Lord would lead them in truth. Um,
00:36:23.940 all right. I wanted to get to a positive story, uh, about the gender binary and how actually most people
00:36:33.880 are not buying what people like Megan Fox or the president of the United States is selling. I saw
00:36:40.740 this study. Actually, I saw it retweeted by a liberal person who was decrying the results of
00:36:46.920 the study. So I was like, Ooh, this is going to be good. And it is a study from the public religion
00:36:53.480 research Institute, which is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that says they are dedicated to
00:36:58.900 conducting independent research at the intersection of religion, culture, and public policy that says that
00:37:03.240 people are moving to, I don't know if you would say to the right, but towards truth when it comes to
00:37:09.280 the existence of, uh, the gender binary. So this was conducted among 5,438 individuals during March of
00:37:18.840 2023, people of all different, uh, backgrounds, males, females, political affiliations, religious
00:37:26.120 affiliations, age groups. Uh, they were recruited into this study and then they were asked a series
00:37:33.140 of questions to determine what they think, um, about genders. Unsurprisingly, there's a big difference
00:37:39.140 between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to this. 90% of Republicans say that there are only
00:37:43.940 two genders compared to 66% of independents and 44% of Democrats, 44% of Democrats, only 44% say that
00:37:54.240 there are only two genders. 92% of white evangelical Christians believe that there are only two genders.
00:38:01.040 That group is always the most conservative among any of the religious groups ever polled. 71% of
00:38:07.460 black Protestants, 69% of white Catholics, uh, 66% of Latino Catholics believe there are only two
00:38:14.280 genders compared with 46% who don't have a religious affiliation. It's so interesting and kind of ironic
00:38:21.160 in a way, based on the accusations of religious people just not existing in reality and being anti-science,
00:38:26.680 that the more religious you are, the more tethered you actually are to reality and to science.
00:38:32.140 By generation, 57% of Gen Z. I'm actually kind of excited about that. 57% of Gen Z believe there
00:38:38.400 are only two genders. Good job, guys. Proud of you. 60% of millennials. Really, guys? Like,
00:38:45.560 we have mortgages at this point. Only 60%? I was okay with 57% of Gen Z because some of their brains
00:38:53.600 literally aren't formed yet. 60% of millennials. Come on, guys. That's not even two-thirds of us
00:39:00.500 know that there are two genders. 71% of Gen X, 68% of baby boomers, and 69% of the silent generation.
00:39:08.900 Still way too few. I kind of wonder, like, how many people even understood the question?
00:39:13.340 Like, how many people in the silent generation? That's like my grandmother, who has since passed.
00:39:19.300 That's, I mean, she was born in 1936. If I had asked my grandmother before she died,
00:39:24.820 like, what do you think about the gender binary? I'm not sure that she would have understood
00:39:31.940 anything of what I was saying. I'm just not sure that I believe that 69% of the silent generation,
00:39:41.320 people born in the Great Depression, believe that there are only two genders. And that the other
00:39:49.440 part of the silent generation, like, they believe that you can be genderqueer. I don't, I'm not buying
00:39:54.260 that. In 2021, 86% of white evangelical Protestants said that there are only two genders. And now it's 92%.
00:40:02.020 52%. What up? Good job, guys. Other Protestants of color went from 52%. This is crazy. This is a huge
00:40:11.020 jump, guys. So other Protestants of color. So Hispanic, Black, other Protestants of color went
00:40:16.980 from 52% believing in a gender binary in 2021. That's low, guys. Now it's 73% in 2023. Hispanic Catholics
00:40:26.440 went from 48% in 2021 to 66% in 2023. So people are just waking up to it. They're seeing this stuff.
00:40:36.600 And whether, like, whether progressives like this or not, yes, the drag queen story hour and the drag
00:40:43.660 queen with kids and the kids being maimed, all of that is put under the same umbrella in most people's
00:40:48.900 minds of transgenderism. Like, you trying to split hairs between, oh, drag queen and transgenderism,
00:40:55.200 that's not clicking with most people, okay? Like, all the stuff with the kids that we're seeing with
00:41:00.720 the changing of the gender and telling the boys that they can be a girl and celebrities dressing
00:41:06.080 their boys up as girls, it all falls under the same category. Most people don't want anything to do with
00:41:12.140 that. And then we've got some other stats on this. Stats on gender identity, so-called, in public
00:41:19.080 schools. When looking at views on teaching about gender identity in public schools, only 7% of
00:41:24.400 Americans think teaching that some people do not consider themselves to be a man or a woman is
00:41:28.520 appropriate in early elementary school. 11% say in later elementary school. What are you guys on?
00:41:36.100 26% say in middle school and 18% say in high school. That's interesting. While 36% believe that
00:41:43.140 it is never appropriate to teach this idea in public schools. Similarly, 8% of all Americans think it is
00:41:49.820 appropriate to teach that some people are transgender. Wow. So why are we seeing what we do?
00:41:57.740 Why are we seeing this? That's because most people are not for it, but they won't speak up on it. Like,
00:42:07.700 they don't have the courage to say anything about it, or they just don't think it's going to affect
00:42:12.060 their family or affect their community. This is really a case of the silent majority. And we're
00:42:17.500 talking silent vast majority. So we can't be fooled by what we see on Instagram or what we see on Twitter
00:42:25.500 thinking that most people believe that it's okay or that it's even possible to switch genders. Most
00:42:31.580 people don't believe that. Most people don't want kids involved in people's minds are being changed
00:42:37.380 towards the gender binary, which is just reality. It's crazy that we even have to have polls about this.
00:42:45.260 White evangelicals, Latter-day Saints, and Hispanic Protestants are the only religious groups in which
00:42:50.460 majorities of adherents say that young people are being peer pressured into being transgender. But
00:42:57.340 it's actually true. Like, we're actually seeing this in schools. And maybe someone is not coming up
00:43:02.560 to a child and saying, you need to be the opposite sex, but they're suggesting it. There's power of
00:43:07.640 suggestion, especially by someone who is in authority, to say, you will be celebrated. This can be our little
00:43:13.940 secret. This is something that you can don here at school that you don't have to tell your parents
00:43:20.920 about. There is something enticing about that for kids. And we've seen story after story of this
00:43:26.420 happening. And so once again, I would say the more religious you are, the more tethered you are to
00:43:33.860 reality. White evangelicals, I'm always told that, especially by my Catholic friends who I really
00:43:41.720 like, Protestantism is the reason for progressivism or it's the reason for liberalism. And time and time
00:43:48.960 again, in every poll, in every data set, it's actually white evangelicals that are far more
00:43:55.040 conservative on all of these issues than my Catholic friends or really people of any other faith.
00:44:02.740 And there are a variety of reasons for that. But I always just think that that argument is
00:44:09.800 interesting because it doesn't matter if it's from Pew Research or YouGov or this organization,
00:44:15.700 white evangelicals are always the most conservative when it comes to any kind of culture war or political
00:44:22.460 issue. So this is good. This is something that we should be celebrating, that minds are changing for
00:44:27.500 the better, especially when it comes to Hispanic Catholics and then the other Protestants of
00:44:32.520 color as they describe them. Minds are changing for the better. So keep going. Like you might not
00:44:37.620 think that speaking up to your friends, that saying something to your church leaders, or that you as a
00:44:43.220 pastor saying something from the pulpit, or you suggesting articles or sharing articles or suggesting
00:44:48.260 books with your friends or sharing this podcast or whatever it is, or speaking up at the school board,
00:44:53.200 whatever it is that you're doing that you feel like maybe is ineffective or not making a difference,
00:44:57.480 you never know what minds are changing. You never know. And plus, it is always worth speaking the
00:45:03.060 truth. And so this is important. Like women's and girls' rights are on the line. Women's privacy is
00:45:08.800 on the line. Women's fairness and competitions, that's all on the line. Children's bodies are on
00:45:14.300 the line here. This is absolutely worth speaking up about, and it can make a difference. And all those
00:45:20.260 people, all these people, the vast majority of people who don't think this should be pushed on kids,
00:45:25.120 who don't even think it's possible to do, you need to speak up, borrow someone's courage, and use it.
00:45:42.000 All right. I had a lot to talk about today because I was on vacation earlier this week,
00:45:45.780 and so I didn't get to talk about like all the news things that I wanted to talk about.
00:45:49.620 So I'm trying to decide right now as I speak which story I want to talk about. Do I want to talk about
00:45:56.900 DeSantis being called the Grand Wizard of the KKK at the Tonys the other day? Or do I want to talk
00:46:04.300 about this story that really has nothing to do with anything that we've been talking about,
00:46:07.660 but I just found it very sad about Tori Bowie? Let's talk about Tori Bowie because I think that this
00:46:13.160 is worth noting, and I'm afraid I'm not going to have time to get to it next week. So Tori Bowie,
00:46:18.300 an incredible Olympian track star. She has won several times. I think back in 2016 was maybe
00:46:27.380 her last title. And we've actually talked about her before. We've talked about her as an example
00:46:32.760 that Duke University has cited when they looked at the differences between male and female track
00:46:39.620 athletes and how Tori Bowie and Allison Felix are incredibly fast, probably the fastest woman in the
00:46:45.900 world. And yet their record time as female Olympians was, it was beat 15,000 times, both of their record
00:46:56.100 time, 15,000 times by high school boys. And so it just goes to show that even elite female athletes
00:47:03.560 aren't really competitive against even high school boys. And the differentiator there, Duke University,
00:47:09.080 admitted is testosterone. It is an androgynized body versus a non-androgynized body. So I'm not
00:47:16.960 really someone who follows track, but as soon as I heard that she died, that her name struck me
00:47:23.100 because we've talked about her several times on this podcast, just an absolutely incredible athlete.
00:47:28.880 She actually died at the beginning of May. I did not realize that. I only heard that she died
00:47:33.980 after the autopsy results were published. And a lot of people are talking about this because of just
00:47:39.560 how tragic the circumstances were. So this is according to CBS, three-time Olympic medalist Tori
00:47:46.120 Bowie, who died in early May at the age of 32, was eight months pregnant and in labor at her Florida
00:47:51.980 home at the time of her death. Her agent confirmed Monday, drawing renewed attention to the maternal
00:47:56.240 mortality crisis in the U.S. So the medical examiner said that it could have been. It doesn't say
00:48:03.960 possible complications, we've read, could have been respiratory distress and eclampsia. Eclampsia
00:48:12.260 is a pregnancy condition that is deadly. You can get treatment for it. It's typically called
00:48:17.560 preeclampsia. Very rarely does it develop to eclampsia, which can cause seizures and all kinds
00:48:24.120 of complications that are very dangerous for mothers and their babies. If you're getting the proper
00:48:28.840 treatment, it can be treated. And women deliver all the time, healthy babies that are healthy
00:48:35.260 themselves after having a diagnosis of preeclampsia. But it seems like she was in labor and actually died
00:48:42.820 at home, not of a home birth. That's what I thought had happened originally. But it doesn't seem like
00:48:47.540 that's the case. Eight months pregnant, I guess, went into labor early. And a lot of people are assuming
00:48:56.720 different things that went on. What we know is that she wasn't heard from for two days. And then the
00:49:03.380 police were called to do a welfare check. They did a welfare check. They went in. She and her baby
00:49:08.400 had both died. Her baby was a girl, born stillborn, and she had also died. A lot of mystery still
00:49:16.440 surrounding those circumstances. Most of the reporting that I read, even the obituary, was very vague about
00:49:25.960 the existence of the baby. Actually, a lot of reporting, a lot of articles that you'll read do
00:49:30.240 not mention the baby at all, which I thought was strange. Who was the father of the child? I guess
00:49:36.740 Tori Bowie was unmarried. I didn't realize that. There are so many questions that I think a lot of
00:49:42.860 us have. And I think asking the question, too, what kind of prenatal care was she receiving? I think
00:49:47.980 that's totally a fair question. But what you will be bombarded with when you look on Twitter is
00:49:53.020 accusations of racism. The brand Bobby on Instagram posted this, that we must do better for Black
00:49:59.680 mothers, that this is all about racism and Black women not being treated well in our medical system.
00:50:06.880 Look, maybe that was the case for Tori Bowie, but no one can say for sure. We have no idea and no
00:50:14.620 indication whatsoever that she was a victim of racism, and that's why she died. And I just think
00:50:19.640 it's so freaking sad, man, that we use tragedies like this immediately and assume the most popular
00:50:26.480 political, most divisive narrative that will not actually save women's lives. You know how I know
00:50:32.960 this won't save women's lives? Because Tori Bowie's circumstance is not likely, whether you are
00:50:39.180 white or you're Black. We're told that it is because of racism, but it's not. So let me tell you
00:50:43.840 some truth about this. CBS reports this, that the number of women who die during or shortly after
00:50:49.820 childbirth in the U.S. is higher than any other developed nation, which is true. That's disgusting.
00:50:55.580 That's awful. And the risks are even greater among women of color. That is true. Black women are at
00:51:01.400 least three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women, according
00:51:06.700 to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That, as far as I can tell, is true. We've talked about
00:51:12.820 that on the show before. That is a travesty, no matter how you slice it. That is obviously very
00:51:18.500 sad. But what we're told immediately, what we're told immediately is that that is because of racism.
00:51:22.940 It's because of systemic racism, because Black women aren't believed, because they're not
00:51:26.480 treated as full persons in the medical system. And I don't see evidence of that.
00:51:31.440 Here's the truth. And I think that the truth matters. The truth actually matters,
00:51:35.180 even in this devastating story of Tori Bowie, because she's being hoisted up as some kind of political
00:51:40.280 object to push a narrative that is not true. So in order to stop that, we actually have to
00:51:45.580 say some things that are true, that confound the narrative that she is being used for.
00:51:52.060 According to the CDC, Hispanic women have a lower maternal mortality rate than white women,
00:51:57.660 even though they are on average comparable economically to Black women and presumably would
00:52:03.560 experience discrimination because we hear the Black and brown people in our system,
00:52:08.260 they experience discrimination. It's an economic thing. It's a race thing. And yet white women are
00:52:15.260 more likely to die in childbirth or after childbirth than Hispanic women. So if it's really racism,
00:52:21.520 are you saying that Hispanic women, for some reason, are treated better, more fairly than white women?
00:52:28.840 Again, this is one of those fallacies that we see on the left all the time when it comes to race,
00:52:33.640 that only disparities between white and Black people are automatically proof of discrimination,
00:52:39.340 but not disparities between other races and white people if those other races happen to be
00:52:45.180 doing better in some way than white people. There is also, as we've talked about before,
00:52:52.940 the fact that the number one cause of maternal mortality is not anything that the CDC records,
00:53:00.320 but it's actually homicide, especially for Black women. I'm not saying that's what happened to
00:53:05.880 Tori Bowie, but if we want to fix things at all for Black women who die after childbirth,
00:53:13.140 then this should be the number one thing that's addressed because it far outweighs the number of
00:53:19.060 any other kinds of death when it comes to pregnancy or postpartum related deaths among Black women.
00:53:25.880 So this is a study that I've referenced before, and it is in Obstetrics and Gynecology Journal,
00:53:38.180 and they found that homicide during pregnancy or within 42 days of the end of pregnancy exceeded
00:53:42.940 all the leading causes of maternal mortality by more than twofold. Pregnancy was associated with
00:53:48.720 significantly elevated homicide risk in the Black population. So you are more likely to be killed
00:53:58.500 as a Black woman if you are pregnant, and you are far more likely to be killed as a Black woman,
00:54:03.640 especially a pregnant Black woman, than any other race. And here is another study that I've referenced,
00:54:12.460 racial disparities in pregnancy-associated intimate partner homicide. The study found that Black women
00:54:19.940 evidenced pregnancy-associated homicide rates more than threefold higher than that observed among
00:54:27.240 White and Hispanic women. The largest intraracial discrepancies between pregnant and non-pregnant
00:54:33.820 women emerged among Black women who experienced pregnancy-associated homicide at a rate 8.1 times
00:54:41.080 greater than their non-pregnant peers. The vast majority of these cases are the father of the child or the
00:54:50.780 boyfriend of the mother. So far more than any systemic problem that is claimed to exist in the
00:54:59.660 medical system against Black women is this problem of homicide. It is extremely more likely for a Black
00:55:05.860 woman to be murdered while she was pregnant or postpartum than it is for any other adverse event
00:55:13.440 to happen to her. Tulane University also found this not just for the United States, but specifically also
00:55:20.420 for the state of Louisiana. Of the 119 pregnancy-associated deaths for 2016 and 2017 in the state of
00:55:27.140 Louisiana, 13.4 percent or 16 were homicides. The authors estimated that for every 100,000 women who
00:55:34.280 were pregnant or postpartum, there were 12.9 homicide deaths, which outnumbered deaths from any single
00:55:40.840 obstetric cause, including hypertensive disorders and amniotic fluid entering the bloodstream.
00:55:46.540 The risk of homicide death was twice as high for women and girls during pregnancy in the postpartum
00:55:50.420 period compared to women and girls who were not pregnant. Pregnancy and postpartum deaths were
00:55:55.140 highest for women and girls ages 10 to 29, which is really, really sad. And they found that 50% in
00:56:04.940 the United States, 50% of pregnancy-related homicides are of Black women, even though they only make up,
00:56:13.200 Black women only make up about 8% of the population. 50%. That's the big problem. Okay, so I just wanted to
00:56:20.660 confound that narrative that I think Tori Bowie is disgracefully being used for. Like, I don't believe that
00:56:27.500 you really care. I won't believe that you care about the disparities in maternal mortality until you address
00:56:34.220 the number one victimizing factor in a Black pregnant woman's life, which is not the healthcare system. You're
00:56:43.760 going to have to prove that it was bias that killed Tori Bowie. Again, I'm not suggesting that it was homicide at
00:56:49.640 all, but you're going to have to prove that it was the accusation that you are leveling right now. And so
00:56:56.740 if you can't do that, if you can't prove it, and you have this half-baked narrative that you're just
00:57:02.380 trying to push, then just offer compassion and pray for her family. It's really, really sad. And so
00:57:08.440 I just wanted to mention that because you're seeing a lot of narratives surrounding that. It's emotional
00:57:12.720 extortion. It's moral manipulation. It's politics being played with someone's life. And so just
00:57:21.620 discount the narrative and just go ahead and pray for her family and offer condolences if and how you
00:57:27.720 can't. It's really, really sad. All right, guys, that's all that we had time for today. I told you
00:57:44.740 that we had to get through a lot because I missed the past couple days of being able to talk about
00:57:49.860 the news and things that I wanted to talk about. So we'll be back here on Monday with more. Probably
00:57:55.340 going to take a little break from some of the pride stuff. I'm just tired of it. Aren't you kind of
00:58:00.160 tired of it? Let's talk about something good. Let me know what you want me to talk about. All right.
00:58:04.860 I hope everyone has an amazing weekend and we will see you back here soon.