00:00:00.000Well, over the past few years, I've done a lot of shows talking about men, what men need to fix, where men fall short, how men can step up.
00:00:07.000I haven't really turned that same sort of attention toward the ladies.
00:00:11.000Well, ladies, today is for you because it's time for an honest conversation.
00:00:28.000A young American girl boss turns into a pissed off Islamist terrorist and then gets arrested.0.80
00:00:32.000Our national debt is coming home, Drews.0.61
00:00:34.000And the Daily Wire uncovers an extraordinary story about an Islamic terrorist sympathizer allowed back onto an American college campus with deadly results.0.72
00:00:41.000But first, let's get to the big story today.0.79
00:00:44.000So, victimhood, of course, has now become a drug of choice for pretty much every subgroup in the American population.0.99
00:01:03.000You have longer life expectancies.0.90
00:01:05.000When adjusted for hours worked and time out of the workforce, you earn more than the men do.
00:01:10.000So when I see women standing outside the trial of a mentally ill woman who murdered her three young children, including a baby, protesting something, well, I need to ask some questions.
00:01:21.000I need to ask some questions because that's what we're seeing.
00:01:24.000Now, again, I've said before that the sense of victimhood that men have right now is, in my opinion, overstated.
00:01:28.000We have many decisions in our hands as men that we are pretending we do not have.
00:01:31.000But at least there's some empirical basis for the idea that American men are failing.
00:01:36.000Because they are earning fewer degrees, they're committing suicide at higher rates, they're dropping out of the workforce at higher rates, earning less money.
00:01:42.000That's not true of American women.0.88
00:01:44.000But yet, lots and lots of women are addicted to this idea that they are somehow victims of the phantom patriarchy or something.1.00
00:01:52.000This is the only way I can explain what the hell is happening outside the Lindsey Clancy trial.
00:01:57.000I do not understand this for the life of me.
00:02:03.000Lindsey Clancy, that story is a tragedy and a horror.
00:02:08.000If Lindsey Clancy was the victim of anything, I mean, obviously her kids were the true victims since they ended up strangled by their mother.
00:02:13.000But if Lindsey Clancy was the victim of anything, she was a victim of her mental illness.
00:02:18.000Well, typically you don't have protests against mental illness.
00:02:22.000That's like having a protest against cancer or a protest against heart disease or a protest against sunshine or wind.
00:02:29.000These are things that happen in life, and bad things happen in life.
00:02:32.000And very, very rarely do people get together outside of a courthouse to protest.
00:02:37.000Typically, when you're outside a courthouse protesting, you are suggesting someone has been wronged by the system.1.00
00:02:43.000And that's what women were doing over the course of the last few days.1.00
00:04:04.000And I've seen all these tapes of women who are saying they're just like Lindsay.0.94
00:04:07.000They're just like, okay, first of all, if you say you are just like Lindsay Clancy, you should immediately be put into involuntary commitment.0.99
00:04:13.000Because Lindsay Clancy murdered her three kids and then tried to kill herself.
00:04:16.000So if you are just like she is, and she was a danger to herself and others, Then you are a danger to yourself and others, and you should be immediately removed from society and put in a place where you can get care.
00:04:29.000But again, here are some of the women explaining why they are there.
00:04:35.000What would be your message to the people that say she should be found guilty and she killed her children?0.74
00:05:10.000This reporter from Frontlines at TPUSA asks the women there, What would you say to the opponents who basically say that you should get the death penalty?0.99
00:05:18.000And they're like, We don't know because they don't know why they're there.
00:05:21.000I'll explain, by the way, why they're there in a second.
00:05:24.000And of course, here are more Clancy supporters saying that we all need to educate ourselves in postpartum.
00:06:09.000Okay, so let's start with the obvious.1.00
00:06:13.000Because there is an underlying idea here that women are victims.0.93
00:06:15.000That is why this has become a sort of a trend the idea that women are, in some sort of vague way, victims of the justice system or the American system or the patriarchy or whatever.
00:06:26.000Like, I don't even know what these women are protesting.0.88
00:06:28.000Again, are they just protesting mental illness?1.00
00:06:32.000The prosecution has a duty to prosecute if they believe that the fact pattern demonstrates that Lindsey Clancy killed her children with malice aforethought, right?
00:06:55.000If you're standing outside Andrew Tate's jailhouse and doing push ups, I know that you're protesting because you think that Andrew Tate.0.97
00:07:01.000Is somehow innocent of all of the charges, plus you're half gay.0.84
00:07:04.000So there are a few things, but what are you protesting here?0.97
00:07:08.000So let's start, ladies, with the obvious.1.00
00:07:10.000No women in all of human history, in all of human history, have it better than American women in 2026.0.91
00:07:19.000There's a woman named Peachy Keenan over on X, and she put out a tweet that is correct.1.00
00:07:24.000She says, Why are so many women so angry?1.00
00:07:26.000They won, they got everything they wanted.
00:07:28.000Men have never been doing this badly, and women have never been doing this well.
00:07:31.000They make more, they have the majority of jobs, they have the majority of college graduates.
00:07:35.000They make more money, have much lower rates of suicide, addiction, and alcoholism, and live longer.
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00:09:20.000According to a study from PubMed Central, the early general social survey shows, from like the 1950s through the 70s, high levels of female overall happiness.
00:09:30.000From the 80s to the 2000s, female happiness declined in both absolute terms and relative to men across every major demographic group.
00:09:37.000From the 2010s to the present, the well being trends have continued to trend downward, driven by rising reports of anxiety, stress, loneliness, and other mental health challenges compared to previous decades.
00:09:48.000This is supposedly the paradox, what they call the paradox of female unhappiness.
00:09:52.000This is happening despite the fact that today women earn nearly 60% of all bachelor's degrees in the United States.
00:09:59.000That 44% of women aged 25 to 29 have a bachelor's compared to 35% of men.
00:10:07.000That women, when you adjust for time in the workforce and time taken out of the workforce on an hourly basis, earn more than men, including in, for example, New York, where young women earn 102% of what young men earn.
00:10:20.000Again, like there's nothing on sort of a legal level to complain about here.
00:10:25.000And as Matt Walsh has pointed out correctly, the legal system is highly biased in favor of women, particularly when it comes to divorce and custody.
00:10:33.000Matt said, I would say that if you're a man and your wife attended this event, you need to immediately fight to remove your children from her custody.0.93
00:10:41.000The problem is that every court in the country will side with her, not you, because women actually have the exact sort of unfair institutional advantage that feminists say men possess.0.98
00:10:52.000So here is the controversial contention today.0.98
00:10:55.000The reason why so many women in American society are so angry and so much unhappier than they were in the 1950s and 1960s and 1970s is because so many women are single.0.95
00:11:08.000This does not mean all men are good or that all marriages are good or anything stupid like that.0.94
00:12:48.000By the way, the unhappiest group of women by far are unmarried women with children.0.97
00:12:54.000You don't have a partner, you don't have a spouse, somebody to help protect you and care for you and take care of the kids or any of that kind of stuff.1.00
00:13:56.000I mean, women's happiness outpaces men's happiness in terms of the trajectory and final outcome when they get married and have kids.
00:14:01.000And you know, we have an entire society built around the idea that marriage is an imposition on women and that women are suffering because of marriage, which is, of course, a lie.
00:15:47.000This is why women are overstaffed in places like nursing and men are overstaffed in places like mechanics.0.93
00:15:53.000It's also why if you leave a man alone for the weekend away from his wife and kids, the most likely outcome is that he will pop open a beer and watch football.
00:16:01.000And if you leave a woman alone for the weekend away from her husband and kids, she's probably going to phone one of our friends and go out for lunch or something.
00:16:08.000Now, if you take that in the toxic direction, right, where men don't get married, men have aggressive antisocial instincts.
00:16:16.000And when you channel those aggressive instincts away from family, men are wildly destructive.
00:16:22.000If you think of the worst men you know, the worst men you know or have heard of, it is people who abandon all responsibility and then victimize everybody else.
00:16:31.000This is why the jails are filled with bad men.
00:16:35.000Men who are left to their own devices, who are not socialized, become nihilistic and aggressive and gross, and they harm other people.
00:16:42.000The female compassion instinct, channeled away from family, however, results in unchanneled compassion.0.61
00:16:47.000And that can mean sympathy for some pretty bad people.
00:16:50.000It also means a deep desire for control, because when you're dealing with people, you tend to want to control them out of compassion for them.
00:16:56.000And the worst women that you know tend to be people who are extremely, extremely controlling, which is probably why women are now more likely than men to endorse political violence.0.65
00:17:06.000And coming up, it turns out that women are now more likely than men to justify political violence, which kind of gives a lie to that if women ruled the world, everything would be peaceful.0.67
00:18:10.000This is not something you want to not do because, you know, it could always be too late.
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00:18:18.000According to a new study from the National Contagion Research Institute, women are significantly more likely than men to endorse political violence.
00:18:28.000Female respondents were approximately 21% more likely than males to express some justification for murdering Zar Mamdani, for example, and nearly 15% more likely to justify murdering President Trump than male respondents.
00:18:38.000And what exactly were the strongest predictors of tolerance for violence?
00:18:48.000Now, Rob Henderson has written about this in the Wall Street Journal, and he says.
00:18:53.000A newly published survey paper, led by Samuel Pratt at UCLA, built what they like to call the Words Can Harm Scale, a survey asking people how much they agree with statements like, I could be left emotionally scarred by something I read.
00:19:06.000People higher in the belief that words can harm tended to be younger, female, non white, and politically liberal.0.56
00:19:12.000They rated themselves as higher in intellectual humility, empathy, moral grandstanding, and the belief in the importance of silencing others at the same time.0.64
00:19:18.000They exhibit lower emotional stability and a greater tendency to see themselves as victims of everyday conflicts.
00:19:23.000And they report higher levels of anxiety and depression again.0.98
00:19:26.000When you remove women's compassion, which is a natural thing and a wonderful thing and amazing thing, I'm watching my wife do it right now with a very, very annoying small child.0.99
00:19:54.000When you take that instinct and you channel it in the wrong direction, Because women care deeply about people and what people say to them and what they say to people and all the rest of that sort of stuff.1.00
00:20:02.000They tend to think, for example, that words can hurt.0.60
00:20:05.000Men don't think that as much because men, again, things, women, people.
00:20:08.000These are differences between men and women.
00:20:10.000This also means that women are particularly susceptible to social contagion.
00:20:15.000Females are really, really, really susceptible to social contagion.1.00
00:20:18.000They burn through female populations like wildfire.1.00
00:20:21.000Because women want social connection.1.00
00:20:23.000And when they can't find a social connection, if they go online and they find fake social connection, that's a pretty good substitute because as all husbands know, Women want to be heard.
00:20:33.000This is the thing that women want more than anything else.
00:20:37.000They want to be treated with compassion.
00:20:39.000I've told, I said this before, but it's true.
00:20:41.000This is a great lesson I learned early on in marriage.
00:20:43.000My wife would come to me with a problem, and I, being a man, would want to solve that problem because I am a man.
00:20:48.000When I hear about a problem, I would like to solve the problem and never think about it ever again.
00:20:53.000And I had to be informed by my wife before I got the message a few times because, like all men, I am thick headed that what she did not want me to do was provide her a binder of solutions.
00:21:02.000She wanted me to hear what she was feeling.0.96
00:21:05.000And that's what women typically want.0.98
00:21:07.000Well, that also means that they are very, very, very vulnerable to social contagion.0.96
00:21:13.000And social media exacerbates that in extraordinary ways.
00:21:17.000Parapsychologist Jonathan Haidt explaining this.
00:21:21.000When all the kids get a supercomputer in their pockets and they get the whole internet in their pockets, the boys rush over to video games, especially, and they can form teams, they can compete.
00:21:33.000The girls are really interested in what other girls are doing, what other girls are saying, what other people are saying.
00:21:39.000Scandals, dating, breakups, all that sort of stuff, social media gives you up to the second.
00:21:44.000Like, you don't have to wait for, you know, 17 magazine to come out every week.
00:21:48.000Like, up to the second, what's happening?
00:21:50.000So, girls get drawn in, but it's an unending stream of social comparison, gossip, criticism, conflicts.
00:21:56.000That's just a really bad way to grow up as opposed to hanging out with a couple of close friends and talking and bonding and having a small tribe.
00:22:06.000So, this, by the way, is why social contagions have predominantly targeted young women.
00:22:24.000Well, because people online started talking to each other and girls in groups started saying, well, if you're trans, maybe I'm trans.0.82
00:22:31.000Wildly contagious because girls mirror what other people are saying.0.82
00:22:35.000Again, gentlemen, this explains why your wife takes so long to get dressed for the club when she already looks good.1.00
00:22:40.000Okay, because she's not dressing for you, she's dressing to impress the other ladies.0.76
00:22:43.000Okay, that's just the way, again, women are much more social creatures than men, just the way that it works.
00:22:48.000Okay, so what does that mean for protest?1.00
00:22:50.000Well, it means two different types of protest.
00:22:52.000Again, not all protests are created the same.
00:22:53.000When men gather to protest, it's usually for one reason either they really, really, really believe in the cause or it's time to riot and loot and grab a TV.0.66
00:23:01.000Those are the reasons that men show up to protest.0.80
00:23:20.000And polarized women will turn toward ways that they can demonstrate compassion through things like protest with regard to Lindsey Clancy isn't even oriented around a thing.
00:23:30.000But here's the thing men and women moderate one another.
00:23:34.000That's the beautiful thing about marriage.
00:23:36.000And here's the other thing if we teach women that men are bad, and marriage is bad, and the patriarchy is bad, and their problems in life are all about men and marriage and the patriarchy, then what do we get?0.80
00:23:45.000Unmarried women who don't like men and blame them for their unhappiness.0.78
00:23:48.000And indeed, that's precisely what we are now getting.0.92
00:23:51.000A study published by the New Statesman.
00:23:54.000Found is a survey of young British women and young British men.
00:24:12.000Do you have a positive or negative view of men?0.87
00:24:14.000Women under 25, 35% positive, 27% negative, 37% neutral.0.99
00:24:24.000How do you have a functioning society when?1.00
00:24:27.000About one third of women have a positive view of the people who they need to marry as a group.0.72
00:24:34.000So, when you take all of this and then you add to it the wildfire of social contagion, what you get is people who believe they are being heard online.
00:24:43.000You're wondering why you're seeing all these weird clips of women online chucking ice at bathtubs or smacking doors with pillows or whatever.
00:24:48.000It's because they have been told that if you go to the online world, you will have a bunch of people who are hearing you, who are hearing you.
00:24:57.000And so, this is why you get tapes of a lady throwing ice at a bathtub doing her mom rage routine.
00:25:02.000Because what she wants is the clicks.0.97
00:26:22.000Why are you taping it and putting it online?
00:26:23.000Because you're looking for compassion in all the wrong places.
00:26:26.000And again, social contagions cross marital lines.
00:26:29.000So they can even affect married women.0.99
00:26:31.000If you're being told over and over and over, your husband is terrible, society is ignoring you, compassion is to be found online, this is how you get drawn into this sort of crap.0.96
00:26:41.000So, what is the solution to all of this?0.98
00:26:43.000Widespread marriage, not just you getting married, widespread marriage.
00:26:52.000It's great because it makes men better and it makes women better.
00:26:56.000I know it's unbelievable that saying like absolutely basic things that civilizations have known for legitimately all of human history is now being treated as some sort of sexist trope.
00:27:05.000But all social science data backs this all of it, not some, all marriage is great.
00:27:12.000It turns female compassion toward the immediate husband, children, family.1.00
00:27:18.000Because when you extend compassion and empathy to people far, far away and then construct entire systems around that, you generally end up with tyranny.
00:27:26.000And what does it do to male aggressiveness?
00:27:27.000Well, instead of men tearing things down, it turns it toward defense of women and children.
00:27:49.000When young men are freed of social bonds, they become predators and then they follow alpha predators into battle, particularly if he promises spoils and that they can do whatever they want.0.67
00:27:57.000And when young women are freed of social bonds, they seek control via the community.0.61
00:28:21.000So every so often, you go to a store, you ask an employee where to find something.
00:28:24.000Instead of pointing toward aisle 12 and disappearing, they actually walk you over and help you find it.
00:28:28.000It's a small thing, but you remember it because they went one step beyond what was required.
00:28:31.000Well, you need that kind of initiative in your business.
00:28:33.000You need people who recognize what needs to be done, and then they take the action without having to be chased down and kind of forced to do it.
00:28:40.000That same instinct matters when you're hiring.
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00:29:58.000We took the single most important fact of human life that men and women are different and that we created an entire institution that's awesome in order to make them better.0.61
00:30:06.000And we obliterated it in the name of a supposed equality in all things that simply does not exist.
00:30:11.000And then we are puzzled by the consequences.
00:30:13.000So here is the solution Young men, man up, make yourself the best version of yourself.
00:30:50.000Who live near other married people who don't get divorced tend not to get divorced.
00:30:53.000Parents who move into communities with more kids have more kids.
00:30:57.000It's not enough to be the one married couple in an anti marriage society with no fault divorce and an entire informational ecosystem designed to destroy your family.
00:31:05.000We do need to embrace marriage as a society again.
00:31:08.000And if we don't do that, what you're going to get is all of these pathologies that you're seeing each and every day.
00:31:35.000I made my thoughts clear on this the moment that she was arrested, the moment that it made the news.
00:31:42.000Lindsay Clancy is obviously not guilty.
00:31:44.000There are a fleet of doctors who should be imprisoned for what they put her on.
00:31:49.000I regularly speak out against Big Pharma.
00:31:51.000They get away with murder all the time.
00:31:53.000And in this case, they are getting away with the murder.
00:31:57.000Of really her three children, but also completely destroyed her life.
00:32:01.000When Lindsey Clancy, in my opinion, is not guilty, she was put into an intentional psychosis when she probably just needed to give her kids away for a weekend to get better.
00:32:11.000But they constantly give you these drugs that do not make things better.
00:32:15.000And the cocktail of 10 pharmaceuticals that she was on is absolute madness.
00:32:50.000We don't know what works all the time.
00:32:52.000It's basically you're sampling berries to try to determine which one will heal and which one will harm.
00:32:57.000And when it comes to mental illness, you have symptoms that appear.
00:32:59.000As a result of going up on medication or going down on medication or interactions between medication, which is why psychiatry is extremely difficult.
00:33:06.000Prescription of psychiatry is extremely, extremely difficult.
00:33:12.000But the idea that big pharma is like invested in making people nuts is not true.
00:33:24.000This idea that it's, it's all a conspiracy that big pharma just wants to make you paranoid schizophrenic or wants to make Lindsey Clancy delusional enough to kill her children just for their profit margin.
00:35:01.000This is just an incredibly difficult situation for everybody involved with it.
00:35:05.000Perhaps there was bad prescription, but the notion that it was purposeful, the word there is intentional, that it was intentionally done, and that actually she was totally fine.
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