SNEAKO - SNEAKO & Myron React To Tucker Carlson Waking Up

00:00:00 Colin here, and welcome back to Fight for Truth, the channel where we bring you Christian

00:00:07 commentary about the things that matter. In today's video, we're going to be talking about

00:00:12 Tucker Carlson. Recently, Tucker has been saying some things that I think all Christians need to 1.00

00:00:17 be aware of. You see, most people know him as merely a conservative TV host who has a tendency

00:00:22 of being controversial. But in this video, I'm going to... What did you think of the Tucker

00:00:26 Carlson Tate interview? It was good. It was good. It was two guys having a conversation

00:00:32 and being able to ask questions and letting the guests actually answer versus... Goddammit, 0.97

00:00:44 the British guy. Oh, Piers Morgan. Versus Piers Morgan asking a question and then not letting 0.81

00:00:49 the person answer. Right. Did you see the... Even Elon started supporting the Tristan interview.

00:00:54 Tucker Carlson dropped the interview with Tristan, and Elon Musk said, like, this is very

00:00:57 interesting. Oh, really? Nice. Elon Musk is starting to... And you see, they're starting

00:01:01 to pay out money on X or Twitter. I got my first... I heard. Yeah, I got my first payout. Pretty

00:01:05 good. Nice. Yeah. So, which it seems like has the potential to become a YouTube... A real

00:01:10 YouTube competitor. Yeah. It should. If you're doing ad revenue, that's like the first website

00:01:13 that's really paying out. It should, bro. That's... I mean... That's big. You know, you gotta... These

00:01:18 other platforms gotta step up and, like, come in here. Because, like, at the end of the

00:01:21 day, like, you know, YouTube is censoring all over the place, and it's just like, bro, come on, man.

00:01:25 I think that X has... And you know what? The competition will make them better. Rumble,

00:01:28 Twitter, et cetera. When all the social media platforms compete, it's like, okay, shit. Like, 1.00

00:01:33 we need to be on our game. Threads already fell off immediately. I'm glad that Twitter got to

00:01:38 destroy that. Did you even know... Did you even have threads? I didn't have it. No. I knew it was a

00:01:42 waste of time. Yeah. I'm like, well, I'll take advantage. People got mad at me, but, like,

00:01:45 I have very limited platforms. I might as well take advantage. Show you that Tucker Carlson

00:01:49 is changing. Something's going on here, and we need to find out what it is. So let's get right

00:01:54 into it. Check out this clip of Tucker being interviewed at a Blaze Media Summit. Watch this.

00:02:00 Well, I'm clinging to the hope that elections still matter. I really want to believe that,

00:02:04 because I'm American in a very fundamental way. And so I believe in the actual mechanics of

00:02:09 democracy, like, the people should rule, you know. So, but leaving aside even elections, I think it's

00:02:16 clearly a pivot point in history, and I don't think the issues that we debate and really are in some

00:02:22 ways distractions are the core issues at all. I mean, it really, there are forces, unseen forces

00:02:28 acting on people. Now, I want you guys to understand how monumental that statement is.

00:02:34 This is Tucker Carlson. He's basically saying elections are rigged. Yeah. You can't really say on

00:02:39 mainstream news. Yeah. A man who has spent virtually his entire career as a political commentator,

00:02:45 deeply involved with our electoral system. And yet here he is saying in front of thousands of people

00:02:50 that the so-called election issues we've been debating all this time are distractions from the

00:02:56 real issues we're facing. And more than this, Tucker says that there are, quote, unseen forces acting

00:03:03 upon people behind the scenes. This tells me that he's starting to get it. He's starting to

00:03:08 understand what this has all been about. But let's listen to Tucker explain how he's been coming to

00:03:14 these conclusions and really what changed his mind. Watch this. And I thought, well, I'm just going to

00:03:19 read the Bible. And no, I'm not going to do a Bible study. I'm a Protestant. So I feel like I have a right

00:03:23 to kind of read it myself. And I'm sorry. I feel that way. And, uh, and so I've been reading it since

00:03:32 February and I'm like about halfway done and, and I haven't talked to anyone about it and I haven't

00:03:38 been in a, just been myself reading it. And, and I've all kind of, it's like the most interesting

00:03:42 thing I think I've ever done. It's unbelievable. The amount of drama in those books that has been

00:03:49 hidden for me as a regular churchgoer in the Episcopal church. Like, wait, why didn't you never

00:03:53 mention this? This is like unbelievable. What? Have you read the Bible or the Quran?

00:03:58 The Quran? Yes. The Bible? No. Not in full the Quran. I've read parts of it, obviously,

00:04:03 because you've got to memorize surahs, but the Bible? No. But I, but I am going to start reading

00:04:07 it because, um, I, I, I don't know much about like Christianity. I know some things, but like not

00:04:12 that much. I wanted to chat. I know L attention is bad, but I wanted to bring this up with,

00:04:17 with Myron. I was talking about this with Sartoro today. Um, yeah. Did you see there's a,

00:04:23 there's a pass? I think, I don't know if it's the Hadith or the Quran, but Muhammad peace

00:04:28 upon him said that he saw a hellfire and the majority of the dwellers of hellfire are women.

00:04:35 The majority of the dwellers of fire are women. And then basically the passage is about upon hearing

00:04:40 this, some women became pessimistic and, uh, and he said, I was shown hell. I saw that most

00:04:45 of his inhabitants were ungrateful women. The prophet was asked, were they ungrateful to 0.95

00:04:49 Allah? He replied, they were ungrateful to their husbands and for the favors and the good done to

00:04:54 them. If you show benevolence to one of them, and then she sees something in you, not to her liking,

00:04:59 she will say, I have never seen any good in you. So basically the majority of hell based on the

00:05:04 prophet peace upon him are ungrateful women. All the women that you debate on the panels all the time 1.00

00:05:08 that don't, that make all these demands, stuff like that. I don't know if you've experienced that,

00:05:12 but like the majority of my, my female relationship, I've always kind of had this frustration and this

00:05:17 anger. Like these women are giving me problems and they're giving me all this attitude and they 1.00

00:05:22 don't even, they're not appreciative of everything that I'm giving them. Like trips, like the fact

00:05:26 that I have this nice apartment, driving them, taking out to dinners, like the fact that I know

00:05:30 people and, and they still find something to complain about. And then you look at the Quran, 0.96

00:05:34 you're like, this is who's, this is the majority of the people burning in hell. And it's kind of like,

00:05:40 you know, it gives you a little bit of, um, of peace. Solace. Like, yeah, bro. I mean,

00:05:47 I'm not surprised, man. It really is, bro. I mean, we all know that women a lot of times aren't 0.99

00:05:52 appreciative of anything because they always want more. It's not easy to please them.

00:05:56 You know, like a dude, for example, right? A guy, let's be honest. If we didn't have women, 1.00

00:06:00 you would live in a regular fucking apartment, one TV on the floor, a bed on the floor. And you'd be 1.00

00:06:06 chilling and you'd be happy. No furniture. Like, like no furniture. Like men are easily 1.00

00:06:10 happy. It's women that want all this extra shit. Women probably come, women come to my 1.00

00:06:13 apartment. I'm like, why didn't you decorate? Like, yeah, so much more stuff. It's so plain.

00:06:18 I don't need, it's nice. Like what else do I need? I don't need to have all this stuff in

00:06:22 here. It's all for you. But it may, but that's how I perk me, how I perk me keeps them in a

00:06:26 perpetual state of an unhappiness. It's needed for their survival. If you really think about

00:06:31 it, do women have souls, Myron? Or are they just a reflection of whatever masculine entity 1.00

00:06:39 is programming them? That's a deep question. Yeah. They're, they're basically a by-product

00:06:48 of whatever has the strongest influence in their life. They're basically clay is what,

00:06:54 there's the truth. Like, like if a girl comes from a good household, right? Etc. Has a strong

00:07:00 brother, strong father, et cetera. She's going to have good values. And that comes from

00:07:04 her being molded appropriately by some kind of masculine authority. Or if there's no

00:07:10 masculine authority, society is going to mold her. And then you end up with these fucked 1.00

00:07:13 up girls that we have now. So with city girls, et cetera, because they're molded by society. 1.00

00:07:16 And what does society tell women? Be hoes, be promiscuous, et cetera. 1.00

00:07:19 So can we blame those women that make up the majority of hell from the fact that like, if they 1.00

00:07:24 are pro, if they are clay and they're just programmed by other entities, is it really their fault 0.99

00:07:29 for being ungrateful cunts? 0.98

00:07:33 That's a good question. Cause at some, cause, cause on one end, they're sentient beings who 0.98

00:07:38 are able to make their decision. But on the other hand, they're influenced by the strongest,

00:07:44 you know, force in their life, which if it's not a strong, virtuous man, it's going to be 0.99

00:07:49 some fucked up creature. So, you know, like nowadays in society, music, pop culture, making money, 0.98

00:07:56 you know, all the bullshit. So that's an interesting question. 0.95

00:08:00 I wonder if there's, if this is their fault, because I think a common, um, idea that I

00:08:04 see, like when you go down the rabbit hole is that women operate like children. 1.00

00:08:07 They do.

00:08:08 And you can't, you don't really blame children.

00:08:10 It's the father's fault.

00:08:11 So it's, it's on a man.

00:08:12 So why is the, why is the majority of hell not made up of those bad fathers? Why is it

00:08:18 made up the majority of women who are burning in hell? 0.97

00:08:21 Maybe at some way the women, like the guy raised her right. And then she just ended up 1.00

00:08:24 being fucked up later on. 0.99

00:08:29 Women, when compared to men are more for that reason, for one, we'll find that they are the 1.00

00:08:33 majority in the fire as well as in paradise. Oh, so they're the majority in paradise as

00:08:37 well. This is proven through a hadith, which the prophet said from among the portents of

00:08:41 the hour are the following men will decrease the number and women will increase the number

00:08:44 so much that 50 women will be looked after by one man. 0.98

00:08:48 Well, there are more women than men. 1.00

00:08:50 Yeah, but not 50 to one. That's a crazy.

00:08:52 No, no, that ratio is not there yet. But if we keep going the way that we're going,

00:08:55 who knows?

00:08:56 Initially, the majority of the women will be in the fire. Then they will be taken out 1.00

00:08:59 and shall enter paradise. Oh, wait, you can leave hell and enter paradise?

00:09:03 Yeah. Everyone, everyone ends up going to paradise after some period.

00:09:06 Even, even, even, even like, you know, Christians and Jews, everybody.

00:09:09 So it's not eternal fire.

00:09:10 If you're a person of the book, you, you, you'll eventually go to paradise.

00:09:12 Even the Jews. Yeah, I know. People of the book can go to go to heaven. Yeah. And most 1.00

00:09:18 of them will deserve the fire, but Allah will forgive them. And thus they will be the majority 1.00

00:09:22 in paradise. Okay. But initially they're all burning to hell for being ungrateful.

00:09:25 You're ungrateful, whore. Stay here for, for a hundred years. Okay. Now, now you're ready 1.00

00:09:30 to go back up. Reading this does give me more comfort. It's more like, okay, at least

00:09:33 they're going to be punished for everything they're doing to destroy the lives of men.

00:09:36 Yeah. I mean, I mean, bro, if you look at it, female nature is inherently demonic to 1.00

00:09:41 a degree. Why, why, why? Think about it. They're designed to extract resources from 0.92

00:09:48 you for the, but it's for a noble reason, but it's still a terrible act. Like they're

00:09:53 designed to extract resources from you for the next generation of children. And women 1.00

00:09:58 don't really give a fuck about men. They care about themselves and their children, which 1.00

00:10:01 I get it. You know what I mean? Like you have to, if you're going to continue the lineage

00:10:04 of human beings, you have to care more about, you know, your offspring than the man that

00:10:09 gave you what you needed to create the offspring. They're resources. They're, they're, they're

00:10:13 literally resource. Like the mentors in Harry Potter that come in and suck your soul. 0.99

00:10:16 They're like, these bitches are, you know, first stage cell, bro. Just like with the 1.00

00:10:19 tail. Boom. Point. You ever seen cell Dragon Ball Z? No. Niggas in the chat know what I'm 1.00

00:10:25 talking about. He has this big ass tail and this pointy thing and how he would gain his 1.00

00:10:29 energies. He would like, uh, stab them with the fucking tail and then suck them dry. 1.00

00:10:33 Like Kirby. These bitches are all not even Kirby. Cause oh, well, yeah. Well, if you're 1.00

00:10:37 a strong guy, she'll, she'll, uh, suck you in and then steal your identity. But with this 1.00

00:10:42 shit, with, with a lot of these chicks, they just first stage cell, just tail in, drain 1.00

00:10:46 you dry and then out and then go to the next person. So women are demonic. Well, at least, 1.00

00:10:54 at least they, they'll be punished for that. Yeah. I would, I would say they're, they're

00:10:57 more, yeah, they're way more selfish than men are way more narcissistic than men are way 0.97

00:11:02 more selfish than men are. Like that's always laugh when girls say, uh, men are narcissists. 0.98

00:11:07 No bitch. You're a fucking narcissist. Most of these girls are narcissists. Look at their 1.00

00:11:11 Instagrams. Yeah. Yeah. When all women are subcubus W take, uh, thanks. All it takes is 1.00

00:11:17 one bad father to mess up with five daughters. That is maybe why there will be more, um, more

00:11:21 women, but also in the Quran, it does say that the father who raises three daughters will 0.56

00:11:24 be protected from the hellfire and the afterlife. So it's like basically saying like, yeah, I know

00:11:29 you didn't have the sons you wanted to have, but if you protect your three daughters, we'll

00:11:32 protect, we'll give you a shield from the fire. Yeah. Cause it sucks. Some, you know,

00:11:35 they know how tough it is. Mr. Martin, thanks to the tent. So basically hell will be a huge

00:11:38 fresh and fit after hours. But instead of being grilled by Myron, they will be, uh, agree

00:11:44 with by saying to destiny. Well, instead of being grilled by Myron, they'd be grilled by

00:11:48 the fire. I think that's a better way to put it. But yeah. So what changed Tucker's mind?

00:11:53 Well, I mean, by he, I mean, basically if you're by the books, like, yeah, I mean, it

00:11:58 is. Yeah. Homosexuality is banned. So all right. Fair enough. On these things, scripture, actually

00:12:04 reading the word of God and believing what it says. Imagine that the word of God is living

00:12:09 and active, powerful and effective Hebrews 4, 12. And this speech from Tucker is just one

00:12:14 of millions of practical examples that we could cite in favor of this point. But also notice

00:12:20 that Tucker says there's a lot of biblical text that he was totally unaware of despite

00:12:24 being around Christianity for his whole life. Now, to be fair, part of most Christians I

00:12:29 know haven't read the Bible. Yeah, I believe it. I know haven't. Like most Catholics, they 1.00

00:12:33 grow up in. Yeah, they haven't. They haven't opened up the book. But there's, there's a lot

00:12:38 of good knowledge. So it's like reading that was like, wow, like this actually makes sense.

00:12:41 And it really made me feel better. Like, okay, at least they're going to burn. This is because

00:12:45 the Bible is a big book and it's hard to be intimately familiar with all of it. But

00:12:49 another reason for this is that many modern churches don't really preach the word anymore.

00:12:54 No. And that's terribly sad. Tucker is reading the Bible and he's saying to himself what many

00:12:59 of us have been saying for years when we discover an often neglected scripture. Why is nobody

00:13:05 talking about this? How did I not know this? You see, despite the fact that the Bible tells

00:13:10 pastors to teach the word faithfully, 1 Timothy 4, 13, most churches these days are offering

00:13:16 a short weekly self-help motivational Ted talk instead of robust teaching about the word

00:13:22 of God. And it really shows. This is why it's so important to actually read the word as Tucker

00:13:28 is saying here. And it's equally important to join a church that cares more about being

00:13:32 biblical and truthful than about being entertaining. Now in this next clip, Tucker's perspective really

00:13:38 starts to take shape and you're going to, it's interesting because, um, with Islam and Christianity,

00:13:43 like they agree on a lot of things. You know what I mean? Yeah. Even in the Quran, it says that women, 1.00

00:13:47 while women are made from the rib. Yeah. And so the rib is made is bent. And so if women are made for 1.00

00:13:53 the rib, you can't, if you try to bend the rib to make it straight, it's just going to break. So

00:13:57 there's no point in trying to change a woman. You just have to accept the rib for what it is. 1.00

00:14:01 Yeah. Being crooked and stupid. Yeah. That's what it is. A rib is crooked. So basically like 1.00

00:14:05 the Quran says that women are naturally crooked. Yeah. Come from the rib. I didn't know that. I 1.00

00:14:09 didn't even, I thought the rib thing was just Christianity. Yeah. I mean, bro, I think about

00:14:12 it. Like they bleed once a month for like a week. That's a punishment. That's demonic. Yeah. You

00:14:17 know what I mean? Like the God punished them for being the way that they are. So it is what it is.

00:14:21 You know what I mean? But yeah. Um, but yeah, Christianity and Islam agree on a lot, a lot of similarities.

00:14:26 Really the biggest thing that there's a disagreement on is they believe in three gods. We are

00:14:31 three in one. I would say the giant one is that Jesus is talked about so much in the

00:14:35 Quran. I was reading a lot about it today. The main difference is just that we disagree

00:14:39 on the divinity of Jesus. Yeah. We don't, we don't look at him as a God. Like in the

00:14:42 Quran, it actually says, he's a prophet, he's a prophet, but, uh, peace be upon him. But 0.99

00:14:45 they're saying like, how could Jesus be the son of God if God never had a wife? Like

00:14:50 that, the Quran says that word for it, which I think that there's a really good argument

00:14:53 there. Yeah. But also he's basically saying how the church right now is trying to be

00:14:57 like a motivational Ted. Yeah. They're trying to be more palatable. They're trying to

00:15:00 be the masses. It's like how jazz is trying to be like quirky with the drums. And now

00:15:04 they're trying, they're trying to modernize it. Oh really? Jazz, jazz, jazz is like every

00:15:08 like thing old, they're, they're trying to tick tockify it for the new generation. The

00:15:12 one thing that stayed consistent, the module is boring. Like you can't go in there with

00:15:16 the mindset. I'm going to be entertained by like backwards on a chair. People are there

00:15:20 to actually learn the book, which I really like. And the, I haven't seen, I don't think

00:15:24 in Islam, there's any of that idea. Like let's do the giant theater. No, no, never 1.00

00:15:28 will. Never will. I don't want to hear it. Watch this. But the two things I have come

00:15:36 away with after reading the entire new Testament and I'm up to Deuteronomy and the old Testament,

00:15:40 it's like maybe the point is that God takes people who are not perfect people, not only

00:15:44 not perfect people, like they're so imperfect again. I don't think I can have dinner with

00:15:47 them and uses them for these grander purposes. That's the first thing I noticed. The second

00:15:51 thing I noticed is that people, while they have free will, of course, and they can make decisions

00:15:57 and they live with the consequences of those decisions, they're not really in charge of

00:16:01 the arc of history at all. They are being acted upon a lot. Okay. And I never really appreciated

00:16:07 that because I'm American. And so I grew up with this feeling that we're the sum total

00:16:12 of our choices. Well, that's not what I'm reading at all. People's choices matter. You need to

00:16:17 do certain things and not do other things. On the other hand, you are not in charge. You are

00:16:22 being acted upon by a world you can't see. And that, by the way, is consistent with my

00:16:27 life experience. Now, this is a tremendously important point. Please pay attention. In fact,

00:16:33 this might be the most important point he makes. We think often pridefully in our lives,

00:16:38 especially in the political realm, that we are masters of our own universe, as it were. That

00:16:43 if we just had better content, better platforms, better arguments, better community organizing,

00:16:49 etc., that we could create the world in the way we want it. But Tucker is saying the exact opposite.

00:16:55 He's saying that, yes, our choices matter, and they will affect the world around us, of course.

00:17:00 And yet, we are still not in control fundamentally. God is. See Psalm 115, verse 3. This is huge.

00:17:08 Here we have literally one of the most famous political figures in the United States talking

00:17:12 about the importance of reading your Bible and the truth of God's sovereignty. It's incredible.

00:17:17 This is a big moment, and I don't want us to miss it as Christians. And even more than this,

00:17:22 let's listen to Tucker take his point even further. Watch this.

00:17:26 I feel like it's really important to approach politics with that in mind.

00:17:30 Like, a lot of these issues are symbols of this much larger battle.

00:17:35 So what's the endgame here? Well, according to Tucker, we need to approach politics with these

00:17:40 things in mind, because they're just, quote, symbols of a larger battle that's taking place.

00:17:45 Basically, he's saying that it's bigger than just right versus left. There's a spiritual warfare.

00:17:49 Yeah.

00:17:49 What have you noticed about that from years of doing After Hours? That's what I've always,

00:17:54 it's like been this underlying theme, I think, where we're talking about things like body count

00:17:58 or what you want in a relationship, seeing the sinister nature of a lot of what they believe

00:18:05 and not knowing where it comes from. I think I realized like watching After Hours and that type of

00:18:10 content, like there's actually something spiritual going on where they're corrupted to believe in things

00:18:14 that are evil. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, if you talk with an average chick, what is she going to give 1.00

00:18:19 you? Like a bunch of bullshit astrology and you know what I mean? Like girls will be identify more 1.00

00:18:24 with like astrology and the moon signs versus like having like any semblance of any type of religious

00:18:29 purpose. You know, they might have never picked up a religious text in their life, but they're over

00:18:35 here believing in astrology. Oh, I behave the way that I do because I'm a Gemini. You fucking moron.

00:18:40 Yeah. This is very stupid. And they're like, why would you put faith into something that you could 1.00

00:18:43 never see? Well, you've never seen anything that says that astrology is real, but you believe in

00:18:48 that blindly. You've never seen anything that shows that the earth is round, but you believe in that

00:18:52 blindly. You think the world's flat? The earth is flat, man. You think so? I mean, the Quran doesn't say

00:18:56 it specifically. There's a lot of arguments. A lot of Muslims do believe. It does say it's spread thin 0.51

00:18:59 like a carpet, but I think the interpretation, it's not, and it's not, we don't really believe it's

00:19:04 important to figure that out. But why do you think that they would, okay, fair enough. Instead of me

00:19:10 sitting here, like trying to challenge your viewpoint, what do you, what do you think the

00:19:15 benefit would be to lie to the people and tell them to separate us from God, to think that there's a

00:19:20 vast emptiness. Like when we're kids, I think a lot of us have had this moment where you're like

00:19:24 laying down, looking at the stars with your friends. And then you think like, oh, we're just like a speck

00:19:28 of nothing and like everything. And you start thinking about aliens and how insignificant you are.

00:19:32 People have this existential conversation about how small and insignificant we are. Cause we think

00:19:37 that everything goes on. I think that's the quickest way to get, to convert people to atheism, to think

00:19:41 that everything goes on forever. But one of the core like beliefs in the Quran of the Bible is that

00:19:46 like God is watching over us and we are God's creation, which means that I don't think that

00:19:50 aliens are real either. I don't think the universe is as big as they make it out to be. I think when you 0.90

00:19:55 think that you're a speck of nothing, that's when you start thinking that nothing matters because we're

00:19:59 just a speck of nothing and we're just on a spinning ball going through, that's the quickest way to

00:20:03 push people to nothingness.

00:20:04 Okay. So what is your argument then? And I'm just trying to understand here. I'm not even trying

00:20:08 to debate this or argue this because I, I, I've always like been interested in like what flat

00:20:12 earthers, um, like where their mindset comes from, like why they think. So you think it's, it's kind

00:20:16 of, it's propaganda to prop up and push atheist beliefs. Okay. Fair. What, what do you, uh, why?

00:20:24 So what, what do you say to all the scientific information that says, oh no, there's other galaxies

00:20:29 and we have proof of other life out there. Do you think it's just a big ass lie? I think they're 0.86

00:20:33 the scientists are lying. I think that they are, they're waiting until probably next year to when

00:20:37 they could start introducing aliens. I think that aliens are just demons. Okay. I think that they're 0.94

00:20:42 trying to separate our connection to God because God created us in his image. So I just, I don't

00:20:53 believe that, that aliens are real. And a lot of these lives, like people talk about all the science

00:20:58 and this, like I haven't seen it. Everybody that believes in like globe earth hasn't seen

00:21:01 that science. There's no, there's nothing that you could tell me definitively to prove

00:21:05 that. So do you not believe in the moon landing either? No, no, you don't think so. Absolutely

00:21:10 not. I think that there's a lot of proof that it was directed and it's, there's a lot of

00:21:14 goofy things about that. And even you could see, uh, the Armstrong guy, like he, he's asked

00:21:18 by a little girl, like, did you actually land on the moon? And the guy's like gone insane

00:21:21 since then. He, there's a lot of, there's a lot of, uh, fishy stuff, a lot of

00:21:26 things about that. I don't, I don't, so you think, why haven't we gone back and why,

00:21:29 why can't we go with an HD camera? Why can't we go since then? We only have this like grainy

00:21:33 footage from 1969. Okay. So what would you say to like, um, cause like Russia and all 0.91

00:21:39 them also claim they land on moon. You think that was all just kind of a side to, to prove

00:21:42 like international superiority over each other? Yeah. It was, we're going back and forth to

00:21:48 flex like global power. It's a good way to, to convince the mass population that they

00:21:52 have ultimate control. Okay. Yeah. All right. No, I mean, I could definitely see, um, that's

00:21:57 a very interesting, um, standpoint that, um, the round earth and the galaxy and the UFOs,

00:22:03 et cetera, is all propaganda to push atheism. I never looked at it like that. So that's

00:22:07 interesting, man. I was both older and it wasn't Armstrong. Okay. That's interesting.

00:22:13 I think he's talking to a certain extent. I think the good thing too, is that like my,

00:22:18 my thing is like, if someone talks about something that like, I'm not like super, super versed

00:22:21 person, I'd like to hear their perspective and like, okay, well to tell me why you think

00:22:24 that. I think people need to have more discussions like that where they're open-minded and listen

00:22:27 to other perspectives and like, okay, you know what? I'm going to look into that shit. 0.99

00:22:30 So like now I'm going to like research some stuff and look into it. Like I'm, I think it's 0.99

00:22:33 very important to be inquisitive and listen to other people's viewpoints. Right. And look

00:22:39 at it, look at it for yourself versus like attacking them. Like, no, that's wrong. You're

00:22:41 stupid. Like, no, tell me why you think like that. And I think if more people applied 1.00

00:22:45 that mindset, they'd be smarter. Like, that's why I like, if people actually can impress me

00:22:48 about flat earth, I'm going to be like, I'm just joking. Like I don't actually believe

00:22:51 that. Oh, okay. But you legitimately do when you think it's, that's, I see your perspective.

00:22:54 I mean, we can't really, you can only travel to Antarctica based off a boat. Like you have

00:22:58 to fly to some Island. I think that there's an ice wall around the entire world and that's

00:23:02 the end. Okay. Because you can't travel. Like, why are we not able to freely fly over Antarctica?

00:23:07 A lot of pilots are flat earthers. If you actually in real life, they're like, yeah, every

00:23:10 time you look at a plane, like if you hold a tennis ball, for example, this is like, people

00:23:13 are going to call this. If you hold a tennis ball, where's the flat part? Basketball, where's

00:23:16 the flat part of the basketball? There's no flat part. Why? Like you look outside and

00:23:20 you look out of a plane window, you look at any picture, like any zoom lens, it's flat

00:23:24 forever and ever and ever, but there's no flat point on, on any other ball. Okay. And

00:23:30 why do people blindly put faith in the aliens? Like atheists always believe this. I go, they, 1.00

00:23:33 oh, aliens are real. They're so quick to put blind faith into aliens and creatures that

00:23:37 they've never seen in science that they've never looked at, but they can't put faith in

00:23:40 a God and the creation of the universe. Atheism has no explanation for how everything 0.94

00:23:44 was created. What would you say for people that believe in religion, but also believe

00:23:48 that there's also, there's other life out there besides us? I mean, they're just going

00:23:52 against the text. Is it, does the text say that there's only human beings? I thought

00:23:56 the, I thought the Quran mentioned that there's life, that there's life everywhere. Everywhere

00:24:01 meaning? It's ambiguous. It's with a lot of religious texts. It's very, do, do religious

00:24:07 people also believe in aliens to that extent? I've never, I've seen people that, that like

00:24:11 say, they'll never explicitly say that, but they'll be like, Hey, yeah, we're, you know,

00:24:14 there's life all over. People are saying they can't go to Antarctica because of harsh conditions.

00:24:20 Come on. Mr. Martin, thanks to the attorney. Darwinism, feminism, evolution, satanic influence,

00:24:24 powers that control the world, sexual equality, losing religion, delaying childbirth, destroying 0.98

00:24:28 marriage, hurting children, all hate for God. Yep. Every single side goes like, I think it

00:24:32 all goes back to atheism because that's the easiest way to control people. If they believe

00:24:35 that nothing matters and that's insignificant, then they will need some, they'll need to believe

00:24:39 in something and they end up believing the powers that be. You give the power of God to

00:24:42 these people that don't care about you instead. You give the power of God to people in suits

00:24:45 in an office. I agree. It is much easier to control people when they're godless. Absolutely.

00:24:49 That's 100% true. Thumb, thanks to the 20. An infinite universe proves God is infinite 0.53

00:24:53 and creates more than holy earth. Thank you, man. Myron reminds me of one of my uncles who

00:24:58 was a mullah. What's that? Mullah. I don't know. I don't know. I have some decent from

00:25:05 northern part of Nigeria which really have hardcore Islamic beliefs. Okay. I think he's 0.96

00:25:09 calling you a hardcore, I don't know. Spiritual warfare. As Christians, we know that we don't

00:25:15 battle flesh and blood fundamentally. At the deepest level, we battle spiritual forces that

00:25:20 affect the physical world. See Ephesians 6.12. Politics... You know what's really funny too?

00:25:25 I was just in New York and was at this after party and I was sitting on the balcony having

00:25:31 a cigarette. I know, cigarette, blah, blah, blah. But it's like literally 5 a.m. and the sun's coming

00:25:35 up and I'm giving like there's some girls there and they're like, hey, blah, blah. I'm like start

00:25:39 talking to them like whatever and I give them some cigarettes and we're chatting. I think it had a

00:25:43 vague idea of who I was and some other people come over, big fan, blah, blah, blah. And they start

00:25:47 talking. What do you do? Like, oh, I stream. Like, oh, he's like the controversial guy. Then people

00:25:50 start talking, talking. I created a circle like on this balcony. It's like 5 a.m. And then someone asked me

00:25:55 like, what's your most controversial opinion? I'm like, earth's flat. And then they go, what? And then all these

00:25:59 astrology girls get mad. Astrology! You should have mentioned them boys. That would have really 1.00

00:26:02 gone. No, no, absolutely not. I'm not going to. I'm not. No more. No more than boys for a while.

00:26:06 Yeah. No, no, no. But I started talking about that and they get really upset. And after a while,

00:26:11 like I'm having like friendly conversation with them. But as soon as I bring up flat earth,

00:26:13 they got so mad. One's like, you fucking act like they're walking away. I just gave them a cigarette. 0.99

00:26:17 They're like, fucking asshole. I literally did. I said, explain it just how I did to you, to them. 1.00

00:26:22 And then one's like, all you do is suck Trump and Tate's dick. All you do is suck Ye's dick. 1.00

00:26:26 And I'm like, what? You were acting like you didn't know who I was. And now you're like saying 1.00

00:26:29 that all you do is suck Ye Trump and Tate's dick. Like, and they, they yell at me. These are 1.00

00:26:34 females? Yeah. Three women. Yep. And exactly the women were going to burn in hell. Ungrateful. I gave 1.00

00:26:38 you a cigarette. Good conversation. I'm making you laugh. You liked me. And then I have to talk

00:26:41 about flat earth and they get all mad. They said, I work in tech and it's actually really offensive.

00:26:46 How you're going to, how you're going to undermine my science and how you're going to like,

00:26:51 I actually like, I'm like, are you offended? Like, no, but I'm hurt. And I'm like, I just,

00:26:55 it's 5am. I'm talking about flat earth. This is like a dumb, like instead of her saying

00:26:59 all this stupid shit, what she should have said, it was like, okay, well, this is why 1.00

00:27:01 I disagree with you. X, Y, Z, X, Y, Z. No, they got really heated, like pointing at 1.00

00:27:05 me and all that stuff. But like to make ad hominem attacks and just talk shit doesn't 0.99

00:27:08 like, bro. So fucking. And I explained it exact. And I'm in that moment. I'm like, yeah, 1.00

00:27:11 they're going to burn in hell because it's the ungrateful. Like the girl who just, who 0.99

00:27:14 took two cigarettes from me and walked away and I didn't say anything to me. She's

00:27:17 like fucking asshole. Like he just, and then they knew who the fuck you 1.00

00:27:21 were because they mentioned all this other shit. And they acted like I didn't. And they acted like 1.00

00:27:24 it. I'm just here just trying to talk. But that's why that's the type, exactly the

00:27:28 conversation. Like when I'm like, maybe I shouldn't go back. You're nicer than me, man.

00:27:30 I would have been like, you stupid ass bitches. Fuck y'all. Why didn't there's just so 1.00

00:27:34 many. I'm in like, yeah, I get it. I get it. I'm in New York. You were nice about it.

00:27:37 But what they really want. Liberal women are literally like scum, bro. Like they're literally 1.00

00:27:41 scum, bro. Like I fucking hate these bitches. And you know, it's funny. Those are the 1.00

00:27:46 girls that want a conservative guy the most. Those are the girls that like complain the

00:27:50 most about men going half on dates, not being men, not fucking treating them like a lady. 0.99

00:27:55 Those are the ones that bitch the most about guys not being chivalrous. Yeah. They, cause 1.00

00:27:59 they're, they, they feel disgusted by liberal men. I'll put it down. But, um, there was a,

00:28:03 there was two other inactions. I was wondering a lot. Like if I go back to you, North, what's

00:28:06 going to happen? I want to tell you about the other ones I'm like preparing for the one

00:28:09 minute podcast. I have to get a bodyguard now, but he's not there yet. Whatever. So I'm

00:28:13 walking to a store to get the giant sign. And then I'm walking into the store and

00:28:16 then I passed by these two liberal women or whatever. I didn't really get a good look 1.00

00:28:21 at them and they get 20 feet away. And then I hear them say, is that fuck Sneeko? Fuck 0.99

00:28:27 that guy. Like, I'm like, what? Like I've never heard that in public before. You know, 1.00

00:28:30 it's funny. I was at Chipotle the other day and I'm there and I'm with like a chick

00:28:34 too. This was like last week and I'm getting my food. And then like the girl's about to 0.88

00:28:38 walk out, you know, the Chipotle, they have that, the, the handicap exit there at the

00:28:43 Chipotle, you know what I'm talking about? There's two entrances, right? She like, she 1.00

00:28:46 look, she looks at me and then she looks again. And then like, I hear her and I'm

00:28:50 at the checkout thing. So, and I hear her say, is this you? And I like, well, who the

00:28:53 fuck is she talking about? I turn around and she has her phone like this and it's 0.99

00:28:56 like a Tik TOK or short reel or some shit. And I was like, and I couldn't see 0.65

00:29:01 cause you know, my vision sucks from it. This is, I was like, but then I heard my

00:29:04 voice. I was like, oh yeah, yeah, that's me. And she was like, fuck it. You're 0.96

00:29:08 misogynist. And she walked out and I was like, and she was with some dude. So I was 0.92

00:29:14 like, I was like, yeah, you're a dumb fucking feminist. That's why. And I just screamed 1.00

00:29:17 that right back to her. You're a dumb fucking feminist. And I looked at the guy and I was 1.00

00:29:21 like, if you fucking come in here, I'm going to beat the shit out of you in front of 1.00

00:29:23 everybody. You said that? No, I looked at, I stared at him down when I said that. I 1.00

00:29:26 stared at him down. What did he do? He didn't do shit. Yeah. He didn't do shit. Like, cause,

00:29:30 cause obviously I'm not going to fucking attack her, but I'm like, yeah. And you're a dumb 1.00

00:29:34 fucking feminist. And I looked him dead in the eye when I said that shit. And he, and 1.00

00:29:38 he was like, and he like walked away. And, and here's the thing too, like this is, cause we

00:29:43 talked about this one, Andrew, right? Women will literally get you fucking killed, bro. 1.00

00:29:47 Right? Like, let's say I was on some demon time, right? You know? And I walked out there 1.00

00:29:51 and followed her. I was like, what'd you say, bitch? And you know, I gave her the equality 1.00

00:29:54 she wanted, boom, slapped her. And then looked at the guy like, what the fuck you want to 1.00

00:29:57 do? Right? And I'm a crazy person. Now, yeah. And I'm a fucking crazy person. And I had my 0.99

00:30:02 gun on me too when I did that shit. Right? Like when I was, when I was there at the 1.00

00:30:05 Chipotle, I carried my gun everywhere. So let's say I was a fucking crazy person and I go 0.99

00:30:08 attack her. And then I'm like, what the fuck you want to do? Now he's in a compromising 1.00

00:30:11 situation because of a female that want to open her mouth and be an emotional 1.00

00:30:14 retard. Women will literally get you killed. Uh, Andrew told me this one story I 1.00

00:30:17 remember on the show where it was like a late night and they're getting food, um,

00:30:22 at the spot in London. And, uh, the girl, the girl that he's with is there with him.

00:30:26 And then like these guys, right? Cut the line and, and, and like, and she's about to

00:30:31 say, Oh, what the fuck? He's like, shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up. And then another 1.00

00:30:35 girl mouths off. Three road men. Yeah. Another girl mouths off or up in the line. And before 0.71

00:30:40 she can finish her sentence, boom, they hit her and they knocked the fucking guy out 1.00

00:30:44 too, that she's with. And the guy died, right? And yeah, they fucked him up. They 0.99

00:30:46 literally knocked her ass out and then knocked his ass out and bam, called out on the street 1.00

00:30:50 because the girl wanted to open her fucking mouth. So women will literally get you killed 1.00

00:30:55 if you don't have them in check. But like in my head, like it snapped. And the chick 1.00

00:30:58 that I was with is like, what the fuck is wrong with that bitch? That was cringe. And 1.00

00:31:02 everyone at the Chipotle was like, what the fuck is wrong with this chick? And it 1.00

00:31:04 was like some fucking liberal white girl with like flare bell bottom pants. And it was 1.00

00:31:10 very clear. She wasn't from Miami. She was just here visiting. Right. But yeah, dude,

00:31:13 like she was like, is this you? And I like looked and I couldn't even see it to squint

00:31:16 my eyes, but then I heard my voice and I was like, yeah, that's me. And she's like

00:31:18 misogynist. I'm like, fuck you dumb feminist. And then her guy was like, yeah, I don't 1.00

00:31:22 really feel the need to respond. Like what they said, fuck sneak up. I'm like, she just 1.00

00:31:25 wants attention. Yeah. But like women annoy me. So I was like, fuck, like, fuck you 1.00

00:31:29 bitch. And I was, I was hoping the guy would do something, but he's a bitch. So whatever. 1.00

00:31:34 There was another one. Cause that's like super rude. I'm in public. Like I'm fucking checking

00:31:39 out my food. Like why the fuck you bitch? Like, like what the fuck is wrong with you? 1.00

00:31:43 Like, yeah, I don't know. Then maybe I need to control my anger a little bit more, but 0.99

00:31:47 I was like, I don't let stuff like that. It doesn't really happen often. It only happened

00:31:51 in New York. There's another instance. I'm in the one in my head. You know, it's the

00:31:53 crazy part. Like in my head, I was like, okay, now the dude that you're with is going to

00:31:56 suffer the consequences of you being a dumb bitch. Like that's what, that's where my 1.00

00:31:59 mind was at when she said that shit. Cause I was like, you fucking disrespectful piece 1.00

00:32:03 of shit. Oh, you thought your dude is about to get fucked up now because, because you 1.00

00:32:07 want to open your mouth. How long ago is this? It was like a week ago. Oh, okay. 0.99

00:32:11 You're still, you're still like heated about it. Yeah. Like it was just so like

00:32:14 uncalled for. And I'm tired of like, here's the thing. Like these people that

00:32:18 like disrespect people like that openly in public, like they're, they've never

00:32:21 been slapped in the face. Like they're, they have the reason why they behave like

00:32:25 that is because they haven't faced physical consequences. I would never, ever

00:32:28 heckle somebody out in public ever. Right. Like you need to get punched in your face

00:32:32 to learn a lesson. So since I can't punch you, he's going to suffer the 1.00

00:32:36 consequences now. So hopefully he can take your dumb ass back home and maybe 1.00

00:32:39 give you the Sean Connery, like bitch pong hit you. Like let you know that 1.00

00:32:43 you're a fucking retard. What are you doing? You just put both of us in 1.00

00:32:45 danger. Obviously I'm not a weirdo, but let's imagine I was, imagine I was some

00:32:49 crazy guy and I followed them out. So what the fuck did you say, bitch? And 1.00

00:32:51 then hit his ass. Cause it's happened. You see it all the time. Dude gets beat up 1.00

00:32:55 because their girl wants to open her mouth. Yeah. Guys that are watching the

00:32:58 show. If you're with a chick that's mouthy, that likes to say shit like that 1.00

00:33:01 drop her, bro. She will literally get you killed. She will. She will get you 1.00

00:33:05 killed. Obviously like I played it off. I was really calm. Right. I didn't like 1.00

00:33:09 scream. I was just like, you're a dumb fucking feminist, but I was calm about 1.00

00:33:13 it. But like, let's say I was a high head guys. You are kind of a high 1.00

00:33:17 head Myron. Yeah. But I controlled it there. I controlled it in that situation.

00:33:19 I'm talking now on the stream with y'all, but I control, I was like old Myron would 0.57

00:33:24 have maybe said some other shit, but like, no, I, I, I, I obviously like 0.83

00:33:28 controlled it. I controlled it. Yeah. I controlled it. But she was on 0.98

00:33:31 outside the Chipotle. Yeah. But bro, can you imagine? Like dude, girls will 1.00

00:33:35 literally get you killed, bro. So I'm in, I'm doing the one minute 0.99

00:33:37 podcast anyway. And then people ask me for pictures, whatever. And then I see

00:33:41 this liberal come up and she's wearing a mask on her chin. So I'm like, all

00:33:43 right, sign. She has the destiny hair and she's got a nose ring. And then she's 0.99

00:33:47 like, can I get a selfie? I'm like, well, I need girls. So that you come sit 1.00

00:33:50 down to do the podcast. So, and then I'll give you a picture. No, I just want

00:33:53 the picture. Like, no, just no, I'm not going to just like take

00:33:56 yourself. For one, I know you're not a fan. Yeah. Like I'll be look at

00:33:59 you. Like it's just, and then no, if you're not going to give me what

00:34:01 I want, I'm not going to give you what you want. So just no, bye. And

00:34:03 then she walks away. What did she want from, what did you want? She 1.00

00:34:05 wanted a selfie. No, but what did you want from her? Come sit down on

00:34:08 my podcast. Okay. Like come to the woman. Oh yeah. Talk for a minute. I'll 1.00

00:34:11 give you a selfie, like equal exchange. Right. She walks away, 1.00

00:34:13 whatever. I'm not going to give her. And then as she's walked, she's like

00:34:16 30 feet away. Fuck Andrew Tate. And I'm like, so this bitch was trying to 1.00

00:34:21 like, she wanted a selfie. She wanted clout for me, but was a hater the 1.00

00:34:25 entire time. And not only did she not have the courage to say it to my

00:34:28 face, she waited till she's far away. She was like, fuck it. And I think she's 1.00

00:34:31 flipping off the camera. Unfortunately, we didn't film it, but it's

00:34:33 just like, of course you would say that, but this is why I like the

00:34:37 old me probably would have been like, Oh yeah, take a picture. Take

00:34:39 a picture. No, but you clearly don't, you clearly don't like me. You

00:34:42 clearly just want a little bit of attention. I'm not going to, if it's

00:34:45 not an equal exchange by controversial take more women need to get 1.00

00:34:49 punched in the face. Yeah. I fucking said it, bro. Now that's the first 1.00

00:34:55 time I heard you say that. Like, yo, you know what? I'm going to

00:34:59 fucking say it. More women need to get punched in the fucking face. And I'm 1.00

00:35:05 going to tell you why it would make the world a better place. All right.

00:35:07 Before they clip this shit and put it out of context, this is clipped 0.99

00:35:10 already. Yeah. They're going to clip. Yeah. Whatever. But the reason why 1.00

00:35:13 more women need to get punched in the face is so that they can understand 1.00

00:35:16 that there's physical consequences to disrespecting people. Okay. I'm not 0.99

00:35:22 saying I'm going to be the one that punched them in the face, but I think

00:35:24 there needs to be some kind of, you know, uh, equalizer, maybe a female or 1.00

00:35:29 some shit that's always ready with boxing gloves that fucking socks girls 1.00

00:35:32 when they do stupid shit, because here's the difference between men and 1.00

00:35:35 women. Men understand that there's an unspoken potential of violence. So 1.00

00:35:41 they don't brazenly disrespect each other in public. A lot of the times, they

00:35:45 don't do that dumb shit, right? They don't do that shit. But women, on the 1.00

00:35:49 other hand, feel it's completely okay to disrespect even assault men at

00:35:54 some time. So you know what? There needs to be like an invisible lady 1.00

00:35:57 always there where when a woman assaults a man or says some stupid 1.00

00:36:01 shit, she gets punched in the face by another female. And it's like a 1.00

00:36:04 trained female that like puts it, you know, actually jabs correctly and 1.00

00:36:07 shit and hits her very hard. Why? So that she understands, damn, there's 0.99

00:36:12 consequences to saying shit. I learned this on early on with the 1.00

00:36:16 Fresh Fit Podcast. So as you guys know, if you watch the show from the

00:36:18 beginning, right? Or earlier, we never used to have women in the back. And I

00:36:22 noticed that women would disrespect us, not leave the premises when we told 0.95

00:36:26 them to leave, act crazy, assault us, etc. Okay? All this crazy shit, right? The

00:36:31 women would do. Why did they do that? Because they knew none of us would put a 1.00

00:36:34 hand on them. However, once I started getting girls in the back, they stopped 1.00

00:36:39 doing that shit. Why? Because they know if I act out, these bitches might fuck me 1.00

00:36:45 up. That's what we need. We need that presence of potential violence on females 1.00

00:36:50 for being super disrespectful. Like a Ronda Rousey Spider-Man. And think it's okay to

00:36:55 assault men. Like there's, if you ask a majority of girls on the street, is it 0.99

00:36:59 okay to push a guy or shove a guy if he pisses you off? They will tell you yes.

00:37:03 They will tell you it's okay to hit a man, blah, blah, blah. Wait till you see the next

00:37:05 woman to podcast is about feminism. Fuck that shit. Like these women were saying 1.00

00:37:07 like it's okay to cut up men and men should die. Yeah. Yeah. Bro, more women 1.00

00:37:12 need to get punched in the face. I stand on that shit. I don't give a fuck what any 1.00

00:37:14 y'all say. They need to feel physical violence for doing stupid shit. Not for me. 1.00

00:37:19 Not for me. Not from us, of course. But they, that more women need to get punched 1.00

00:37:23 in the face for being disrespectful. Then they'll stop doing that shit. That'd be a 1.00

00:37:27 great comic book. If there was a Ronda Rousey type Spider-Man, whatever, there's

00:37:30 like a Batmobile, like a feminist, like a big. There needs to be like a woman, right? 1.00

00:37:35 Like a trained female fighter. Who can fly around with a costume. Yeah. That literally 1.00

00:37:38 just comes in when the girl does dumb shit like that. Like you suck. Yeah. Yeah. Like 1.00

00:37:43 just bong, just bong, just hit. Yeah. Just hit because you're being a fucking bitch for 1.00

00:37:48 no reason. You're showing unreciprocated anger, frustration. For nothing. I was doing 1.00

00:37:54 to light. I was doing something that did nothing to you. And I'm telling y'all, bro, guys, how

00:37:58 many times have you, I've been on the street multiple times where I literally am witnessing

00:38:02 a woman assaulting a man. No one does anything. No one says anything. People laugh at it.

00:38:07 People automatically assume. It's funny. Oh, the guy probably did something wrong. He

00:38:11 probably fucked up. Blah, blah, blah. Bro, there needs to be a female superhero that can 1.00

00:38:16 literally fly around and start upcutting these hoes for saying some shit. What about a tranny? 1.00

00:38:20 If it was Chris from Mr. Beast, then they wouldn't know how to say anything. It would debunk 0.62

00:38:23 liberalism in multiple ways because then they would have to say that Chris from Mr. Beast

00:38:26 is actually a man. But also that would justify the fact that if they were consistent with

00:38:31 their beliefs, then Chris and Mr. Beast could knock out women when they're acting out of 0.80

00:38:34 line. Yeah. And if they get upset about it, then sorry, it's equality, bro. That's a

00:38:39 woman. More women need to get punched in the face, bro. Absolutely more women need to get 1.00

00:38:43 punched in the face. That's like not even. Why can't you do the Zerka? Like every time 1.00

00:38:48 a woman's acting up, this is what I do. I identify as a woman. Boom. Yeah. Like again, 1.00

00:38:54 I want to make this very clear for all the haters out there. I'm not advocating for guys

00:38:58 beating up on their girlfriends. I'm not advocating for violence against women. What I'm advocating

00:39:02 is violence towards stupid women that brazenly disrespect and assault men when they never 1.00

00:39:08 did anything to them. There's a big difference there. And I think a woman should do it, but 1.00

00:39:12 a trained fighter female, because obviously a dude is going to break her face. I don't want 1.00

00:39:16 her face to get broken, but I think she needs to get chin checked by a female, like a Ronda 1.00

00:39:21 Rousey, just like chin check by a chick, by a chick, by a chick. Cause if I, by a dude 0.99

00:39:25 is gone, she might die. Flying Raptor says if more people got punched in the face, like 0.74

00:39:28 Snooki on Jersey shore, it would humble them and create a better society. Yeah. Everyone

00:39:31 needs to get punched in the face. Females. He says, I miss the days where accountability 1.00

00:39:35 for women came in the form of. Yeah. And here's the thing, right? If I said this in front

00:39:43 of a bunch of people, a lot of them are going to silently agree with me. Like, yeah, you

00:39:46 know, bro. You're right. I mean, society did function better back in the day, like

00:39:49 in the fifties where there was a little slap that was necessary. I mean, the Quran, it 0.98

00:39:51 does say the final for, like if your woman is acting up first, you need to tell her

00:39:55 and she keeps arguing, the final thing is a stick. And then it hits you. Like at the

00:39:58 end of the, you're supposed to, if your woman keeps acting up, it's a little stick on the 1.00

00:40:02 arm. And then, yeah. So violence is like, is the bottom line. Yeah. But when you exist

00:40:06 in a, in a society where that's never tolerated, that's how you get these, these women like 1.00

00:40:10 coming around acting crazy. Yeah. I literally have seen it on several occasions. I'm 0.83

00:40:14 so used to it beating on a man. I'm so used to it. I don't think of it as

00:40:17 crazy. I'm just like, Oh, this is how women are. 1.00

00:40:19 Yeah. I haven't, I've just internalized it as normal now. Yeah. No, man. Mr. Martin

00:40:23 says why women deserve less Chipotle. Yeah. Um, Islamic scholars throughout history said

00:40:27 it's possible that aliens exist. Okay. Sure. But there was one more instance that happened

00:40:32 another, uh, what was it? So that party, I think there was one more. Oh yeah. A trendy

00:40:38 just said, go fuck yourself on the podcast to me when I was just asking, I said, uh, we just 1.00

00:40:43 watched the woman podcast. I said, can transgenders, um, perform? I mean, could children 1.00

00:40:47 have transgender surgeries? Like, I don't think this is, I don't trust this. Go fuck 1.00

00:40:50 yourself and get something leaves. Yeah. But that was a man as a woman. So now they get 1.00

00:40:54 to be disrespectful. Of course. I think that was the only, no, with them, they need to get

00:40:57 punched in the face by a dude. Yeah. But then it's like a hate crime or something. It's just 0.99

00:41:01 not a good look for me. You know, I'm already like, it's just, I guess that's why I got the

00:41:05 bodyguard. Like if anything happens, it's just like, let me not, let me just, but yeah,

00:41:09 I mean, I think everyone should be, should get punched in the face for being out of line. 0.99

00:41:12 But I think women need that equality too, especially from another female, just fucking 1.00

00:41:16 soccer for being a stupid bitch. Or do you think, see, I think you're compromising a 1.00

00:41:21 little bit. I think your real belief system is that society functioned better when husbands

00:41:27 at the bottom line would hit their, even though it's, it's domestic violence, but weren't

00:41:31 women acting more in line? Actually, some women like Leah Helper will talk about how 1.00

00:41:36 like Sean Connery said in the, in the 50, like, Oh, I slapped women. Oh yeah. That

00:41:40 interview. I slapped women. Yeah. Like that's why I think you're compromised. I think you 1.00

00:41:44 actually believe that society would function better if husbands could discipline their 0.96

00:41:48 wives the same way they discipline their children because women do operate like children. And 1.00

00:41:52 when children act out of line, you hit them. So, I mean, if you're able to slap your

00:41:56 kid, then why, which I don't agree with, I don't agree with, but I think Byron is, is

00:42:00 kind of, well, I'm, I'm speaking not in the confinements of a relationship. I'm talking

00:42:05 about like when a woman just openly disrespects a man. I'm not talking about like, because 0.70

00:42:09 the man should be there checking her anyway. Right. It shouldn't even have to get to that

00:42:13 point. But I'm talking about like in your situation or my situation where that guy wasn't

00:42:16 with that girl. I don't, he might've been friend zone. I don't fucking know what he

00:42:18 was. Cause they have a weird like body native body. Yeah. Probably wasn't a relationship 0.98

00:42:22 there. Maybe, but yeah, but like either way, cause he looked at me, he didn't want to

00:42:25 make eye contact. That's how I knew something was off. But either way, the point I'm trying

00:42:28 to make is, is I'm talking about like when women are by themselves and they think it's

00:42:32 okay to openly disrespect men that they don't know. Yeah. I mean, yeah, that happened a couple

00:42:37 of times. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. I thought it was going to

00:42:40 be way worse. But like, and it's always the liberal blue hair chicks that be the loudest, 1.00

00:42:44 the most obnoxious. And they say all this crazy shit. Like, which is funny right before 1.00

00:42:47 they got really upset and they called me a fucking asshole and all this stuff. They started 1.00

00:42:50 screaming. They were having a conversation about only fans and they're like, why don't you do

00:42:53 only fans? Um, cause I have self-respect. Self-respect doesn't matter, boo, get that

00:42:57 money. And they're just talking about how like they should be making like how much money they

00:43:00 can make and how they all want to do only fans. And it's just like, Whoa. So just everything

00:43:04 always aligns in the next 20 to 30 years, we're going to see a surge in depressed and sad

00:43:09 women, bro. Yeah. I mean, there's more antidepressants than ever. I mean, they were all on antidepressants 0.81

00:43:14 too. But it's going to be even worse. Cause here's the thing. They're kind of getting over

00:43:18 it cause they're still young and hot. So like they don't got to take as much antidepressants,

00:43:21 but wait until they're 40 and 50. Oof. There was this chick. I did a podcast on this shit 0.96

00:43:26 like a couple of months ago. There's this girl that used to be a famous model back in like 0.99

00:43:30 the seventies and eighties. And she dated like rock stars and shit like that. And now she's 0.97

00:43:33 on Instagram crying. Like every other post is her fucking crying. Um, saying that like 1.00

00:43:37 I'm invisible now, blah, blah, blah, complaining about like how society doesn't care about women 0.99

00:43:41 once they get older, et cetera, all this other shit. She's like for an advocate for that 0.97

00:43:45 shit, bro. Think about this. Think about this. 1.00

00:43:49 She, right. Was like internationally loan model on covers, et cetera. Right. She was famous. 1.00

00:43:58 Right. But nowadays an average girl with an Instagram profile has that same level of fame 1.00

00:44:07 through the internet. So this girl was famous back in her day, but now an average girl has 0.62

00:44:12 the same amount of fame, if not more. Right. That's one bitch that's complaining and crying 1.00

00:44:16 that she's invisible. Can you imagine the next 30, 40 years when they expire? I mean, 0.99

00:44:20 look at Madonna. Wait till the next 30 to 40 years guys and see what happens. I mean,

00:44:24 Madonna is like a good example of a celebrity who got high off of all the attention and fucked 1.00

00:44:28 a bunch of guys for, for ages and ages. And then look at what she looks like now. She literally 1.00

00:44:32 looks like a gremlin. She looks like an, like look at the amount of plastic surgery she has 1.00

00:44:36 to do. And I'm not saying it's to make fun of her, but it's just like, it's like, bro,

00:44:38 like this is brutal. She doesn't look like a human. What is this? This looks like a clay

00:44:44 statue. It looks like a drawing of what someone thinks a human looks like. This is what happens

00:44:50 in the next 30, 40 years. It's going to be even worse. Cause you're only, we're only seeing

00:44:54 the celebrities right now because they were famous back then and they had that same level

00:44:57 of clout. Average girls are experiencing this now, bro. The next 30 to 40 years is going to 1.00

00:45:02 be miserable for so many modern day women because they're used to getting their bro. Bitches 1.00

00:45:06 have their Venmo and cash up in their fucking bios nowadays. Regular girls that no one knows 1.00

00:45:11 with a thousand followers have their Venmo and cash up in their fucking bios. Dude, we 1.00

00:45:16 are cruising for a bruising in society in the next 30 years. Did you watch Barbie yet? No,

00:45:20 but a lot of people are telling me I need to watch it. Women expect now they've never been 1.00

00:45:24 lazier and they've also never been, they have the same title. Yeah. They're entitled because

00:45:28 they have the victim mindset. It's actually kind of similar to the way the black community 1.00

00:45:31 is so victimized that they become entitled and think they deserve anything and that the white 1.00

00:45:35 people are trash and all this stuff. It's kind of the same. Like when you have such a strong 1.00

00:45:38 victim mentality, you become extremely entitled. Women just want to lay down, order Uber Eats 1.00

00:45:43 and not do any work. And they think that average men should just give them money for existing.

00:45:48 Yeah.

00:45:49 Like not even giving them sex just for the fact that they are there. They want resources.

00:45:53 Yeah.

00:45:54 They think their presence deserves money.

00:45:55 I know girls, bro, that make thousands of dollars a month off of just going on dates with 1.00

00:45:58 guys and the guy pays for dinner. 0.89

00:46:00 And most of the time they're not even getting laid.

00:46:02 Yeah. The girls are literally going out, hanging out with them for dinner. The guy's paying

00:46:06 them a couple hundred bucks, thousand bucks, whatever. Just to go. Can you imagine, bro?

00:46:10 If you went out and you got paid just to eat food and the food was free.

00:46:14 At nice restaurants too.

00:46:15 At nice restaurants too.

00:46:16 And to get entertained. You don't even have to bring conversation because they have nothing

00:46:19 to talk about.

00:46:19 Yeah. The guy's the one.

00:46:20 The guy's the one.

00:46:20 Yeah. So you get a free show and dinner. Well, not that you get paid to go for a show

00:46:25 and dinner.

00:46:26 Now, I want everybody in the chat to, you know, all of you guys watching. Tell me how much of a piece

00:46:30 of shit you would be if you got invited to go eat at fancy restaurants for nothing more 1.00

00:46:34 than the fact that you existed. 1.00

00:46:35 Right.

00:46:35 You wouldn't develop yourself. You wouldn't learn anything. You would think you're special.

00:46:39 You would think you're a God's gift to men. You would literally be a piece of shit. 1.00

00:46:42 And that's why I try to tell guys, like, look at it from the female perspective, why women 1.00

00:46:45 behave the way they do a lot of the times. It's our fault. The guys enable it. Fucking

00:46:49 simps. I hate simps. 1.00

00:46:51 Simps are probably going to equally burn in the hellfire, bro. They need to burn even more. 1.00

00:46:55 Let's keep watching the video. But dad, that's the, that's the spiritual warfare that's

00:46:59 downstream from theology. It always has been. Your political activity is governed by what

00:47:05 you believe about God and his revelation to man. And there are two mistakes that people

00:47:10 make when reacting to this fundamental truth. First, some will say that politics doesn't

00:47:15 matter because only theology matters. But that's not true. Because as we've covered, theology

00:47:20 has huge practical effects on the political world. And therefore, political action is very

00:47:26 important. Second, some will say that politics matters far more than theology because theology

00:47:31 is not practical enough. It's too pie in the sky, too ethereal. This idea is also deeply flawed.

00:47:38 As Tucker has been saying, the political world will always be affected by the unseen spiritual 0.94

00:47:43 forces behind the scenes. So the truth is this. We need both political and religious ideals

00:47:49 to be rooted in scripture if we are going to have a good society in the eyes of God. And what then is

00:47:55 the overall solution to our current situation in the opinion of Tucker? Well, the answer to that can

00:48:01 be found in a recent speech that he gave to the Heritage Foundation earlier this year. Watch this.

00:48:06 I'm just noting what's super obvious. Like those of us who were in our mid-50s are caught in the past in

00:48:13 the way that we think about this. One side's like, no, you know, I'm-

00:48:16 The white guy, he's aging pretty well. Mid-50s? Yeah. Yeah, usually they age like milk.

00:48:20 Got this idea, and we've got this idea, and let's have a debate about our ideas. They don't want

00:48:24 a debate. Those ideas won't produce outcomes that any rational person would want under any

00:48:30 circumstances. Those are manifestations of some larger force acting upon us. It's just so obvious.

00:48:38 It's completely obvious. And I think two things. One, we should say that and stop engaging in these

00:48:47 totally fraudulent debates where we are using the terms that we used in 1991 when I started at

00:48:54 Heritage as if maybe, you know, I could just win the debate if I marshaled more facts. I've tried,

00:48:58 that doesn't work. And two, maybe we should all take just like 10 minutes a day to say a prayer about

00:49:04 it. I'm serious. Like, why not? So the solution to this is twofold. First,

00:49:10 stop thinking that it all comes down to debating the issues or presenting all the facts. Stop

00:49:15 thinking that if you just presented all the facts in a clear, rational way, then we could solve the

00:49:20 deepest problems that we have in the culture war. As Tucker says here, he's tried putting all the

00:49:25 emphasis on having the facts, and it rarely works, if ever. Because these people we're up against don't

00:49:31 care about facts. They care about worshiping themselves. In other words, this isn't a

00:49:36 political persuasion. Radical leftism is a religion. In fact, it's a false religion. If you don't believe

00:49:42 me, try debating the facts with an advocate of unaliving babies in the womb. Life begins at 0.80

00:49:47 conception, you might say, when a new and unique genetic code is created. And you'd be correct.

00:49:52 That's a fact. But guess how many people on the other side care? Virtually no one. Because they want

00:49:58 to be God. They want to recreate the world in their image and be the arbiters of what is life

00:50:03 and what is not. I want to take this life away, and there's nothing you can do to stop me. It's my

00:50:09 right because I said so. That's what they'll say. Or try debating the facts with someone who's in favor

00:50:14 of the trans agenda. There are only two sexes, two genders, male and female. This too is an undeniable 1.00

00:50:21 fact, both biblically and scientifically. See Genesis 127.

00:50:25 You saw what Neil deGrasse Tyson said about gender fluidity? What was that? You saw what

00:50:29 Neil deGrasse Tyson said about gender fluidity? What did he say? He said that gender is a spectrum

00:50:32 and that some people could feel 80% male and 20% female. A bunch of faggotry. And again, 1.00

00:50:37 he's like one of the number one globetards. He believes in aliens. He's pushing all that. It

00:50:40 all links up to the same system. One of the most? Neil deGrasse Tyson. No, he's a black dude. 0.99

00:50:44 Oh, okay. You don't know Neil deGrasse Tyson? That science to the fucking fat black 1.00

00:50:48 guy? Yo, you'd have a great debate with him. Bro, you know this dude. Oh, okay. Okay. 1.00

00:50:54 I've... No? No, no, no. I've seen him on other podcasts. He's been on Rogan quite a bit.

00:51:01 He's a liberal? Oh, yeah. Yeah. He believes there's like 10 genders, but...

00:51:05 They don't care. If I want to be a woman, they say, then I can be a woman because I identify

00:51:10 that way. And it's my right because I said... Oh, yeah. You know what? He advocated for the

00:51:14 pandemic and wearing masks. Yeah. I remember now. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Vaccines. It's all always

00:51:18 the same. Leftism just believes in the same. Yeah.

00:51:20 So, do you see the circular reasoning being employed in both these situations? It's not

00:51:26 a debate about the facts. It never has been. You need to get that out of your mind. This

00:51:31 is fundamentally one religion that is true and another religion that is false. Don't 0.99

00:51:36 let anyone fool you into thinking otherwise. And the sooner we figure this out as Christians,

00:51:41 the more clear our thinking will be on these topics. And of course, lastly, Tucker encourages

00:51:46 the audience to pray. In other words, acknowledge God's sovereignty and power and trust him fully.

00:51:52 See Psalm 910. So, here's the point. Tucker is making a lot more sense than most people,

00:51:58 even professing Christians. And frankly, the majority of modern pastors in this country are

00:52:02 afraid to touch topics like this, either sitting on the fence or ignoring the issues entirely.

00:52:08 And here we have Tucker Carlson, a political TV host, speaking the truth about what's really

00:52:14 going on. So, please pray for Tucker Carlson and anyone else mentioned in the video. And

00:52:19 pray for this channel. As always, check out the teaching...

00:52:22 Shout out to Fight for Truth. This was a great video. This was only posted 10 hours ago and

00:52:26 it's just blowing up compared to his channel. So, yeah, I think he... I want to see more of his stuff.

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SNEAKO - August 10, 2023

SNEAKO & Myron React To Tucker Carlson Waking Up

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