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00:01:46.000But Jesse Waters had U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El Sayed on his show last night.
00:01:53.000And this thing is a veritable clip machine.
00:01:56.000There's so much worth getting into here because there is an undercurrent, a narrative that is percolating on social media that.
00:02:08.000Yours truly, or Blake or Charlie certainly would count among those, only have an issue with the rise of Islam in the West because it is some Zionist op.
00:02:24.000And when you have a piece of tape like we're about to play you from this interview with El Syed and Jesse Waters, you realize how true the, I guess, concerns surrounding Islam truly are.
00:02:38.000And they have nothing to do with Israel.
00:03:07.000I think we need to have an honest conversation about the incredible debt that was put upon black folks as a function of slavery that we have yet to pay.
00:03:16.000Like, if people are enslaved and forced into servitude, and then we don't actually have a conversation about all that was owed, that our own country agreed was owed, I just think that it's past time to have that conversation.
00:05:30.000So just so you're aware, the false equivalency.
00:05:34.000Between circumcision, I believe that America still has the highest circumcision rate of any Western nation by some length.
00:05:42.000Islamic countries actually do it as well.
00:05:45.000So, what's interesting there is trying to, and this is why today's stream is called The Rise of the Red Green Alliance, because what he's doing here is he's espousing radically pro left sentiment by supporting the trans movement and genital mutilation of young kids before they've reached sexual maturity with circumcision.
00:06:13.000Play that on repeat up until November.
00:06:17.000This is what happens when you have foreign ideologies come in with foreign ways of thinking and viewing the world.
00:06:23.000Well, I wish we could blame that on foreigners.
00:06:25.000That, if anything, shows he's way too assimilated.
00:06:28.000That he's come here and he's managed to take the very American absurdity of you can change your sex with a few hormones and a surgery, and it's totally harmless to do this to kids who are.
00:09:34.000And a big distinction that we need to be making here because this was such a false equivalency that El Said does here.
00:09:41.000And Jesse presses him on a 2022 clip, Blake, about where he compared the people that attack Sharia or criticize Sharia law as being rooted in white supremacy, which.
00:10:05.000Canon law is the name for Christian law.
00:10:07.000I don't begrudge you your right to practice your faith as you choose.
00:10:11.000I don't know why the idea that I could practice my faith as I choose is a problem.
00:10:16.000Nobody is trying to push Sharia law on anyone else, just like I hope nobody is trying to push canon law on anybody else, because we live in an America where you should have the freedom of your religion.
00:10:56.000I don't know of any country on earth that has really ever.
00:10:59.000In modern times, it has been subject to canon law.
00:11:04.000I guess maybe the Vatican technically is or something.
00:11:06.000And then, even in the past, I guess a good way of illustrating it is even in the Middle Ages, absolute peak of the Catholic Church's power, you actually wouldn't have canon law as your only law.
00:11:15.000You would have canon law, and it would exist alongside civil law.
00:11:19.000And so sometimes you'd have like a priest might be subject to canon law and not normal.
00:11:30.000Islam, where Sharia, I think, might literally just mean law, or I should actually look that up, but it is much more explicitly an assertion of this is how all of society should be organized to be along Islamic principles.
00:11:43.000Yeah, and it's important for you guys to understand.
00:11:46.000So he's drawing a false equivalency, which is no shocker.
00:12:28.000This is dealing both inside the church, talks about what you can eat, how you get married, the time of certain celebrations, Sharia law does, but then it actually has courts of conduct that it sets up, okay?
00:12:39.000So America has one civil legal system governed by the Constitution, and then we have obviously laws that are specific to certain states.
00:12:47.000And those apply equally to everybody that is in those jurisdictions.
00:12:52.000So, anyways, he's trying to say, hey, you're Christian, just let us worship the way we will.
00:13:00.000And this is why this stream is called The Rise of the Red Green Alliance.
00:13:04.000It's because Muslims like El Sayed will, when they are in the minority, form alliances, intersectional alliances with other minority groups in order to gain more and more political power.
00:13:16.000They will attach themselves to pet causes like the trans issue.
00:13:25.000They will attach themselves to every far left minority intersectional grievance group that they can.
00:13:32.000But once they hit a certain tipping point, you better be darn sure that they will start instituting things like Sharia courts in a community near you.
00:13:58.000It is a fundamental understanding of facts, logic, and reason that says this is where this train is headed and we better get off it real soon.
00:14:08.000That's the most important thing the degree to which, if you look at European countries, if you look at the UK, if you look at, I think it's been a big problem in the Netherlands, it's definitely been a concern in Denmark.
00:14:24.000When you have a very large Islamic population, which we've never quite had in the US, like we've got little kernels of it in Michigan, you know, they're concerned about it in Texas, but nothing remotely like they have, nothing remotely like what they have in Europe in major cities, is you start getting an entire parallel society into formation where in Britain it's going viral that they're publishing these manuals pointing out that, like, in Britain,
00:14:51.000you can't have sex with someone, even your wife, if it's, you know, without consent.
00:14:56.000And that actually is rape and it's a serious crime.
00:14:59.000And basically, one of the things is, they have people who live like full time in the United Kingdom.
00:15:05.000But if they live in Birmingham, they can be deep in these parallel societies where the assumption is you live under Sharia.
00:15:11.000It's difficult to escape these things.
00:15:14.000There's legal disputes where people are saying, like, oh, well, actually, my husband has forbidden me from taking a job.
00:15:41.000And by the way, it might affect your asylum claim if you rape somebody.
00:15:45.000Just letting you know that's an obscene thing to do.
00:15:49.000The fact that our leaders in the West are importing cultures that you have to remind that rape is bad is a complete abdication of the moral responsibility that they shoulder.
00:16:01.000And they're refusing to shoulder, by the way, because they're foisting this upon us against our will, mind you.
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00:18:31.000John, so we've been talking about in the first couple segments here about this interview between Abdul El Sayed and Jesse Waters and pointing out some very fundamental differences that we are going to have when it comes to Christians and Muslims and being legitimately concerned about the rise of Islam in the West.
00:18:51.000And now Abdul El Sayed has gotten himself into more trouble because he's linked up with Hassan Piker.
00:18:58.000But there is this undercurrent that has emerged as our voices have gotten louder, raising the alarms about Islam that it's actually just a Jewish op, that you are critical of the Islamification of the West because of the Jews.
00:19:38.000And I didn't know why until recently, to be honest with you.
00:19:41.000And now I know it was propaganda from Israel to get Americans to hate all Muslims so that when Israel kills them and takes their land, you're going to say, well, I mean, what are you going to do?
00:20:16.000I mean, obviously, these people are subversives, but we know as Christians, the one sin that can't be forgiven is the sin of blasphemy, which is to say, to deny the divinity of Jesus Christ.
00:20:25.000And so, frankly, I don't really care how respectful your religion is toward God if it's not actually acknowledging him to be God in the first place.
00:20:32.000You know, you're going to award him the status of prophet or something and say that we at least have some kind of reverence for him.
00:20:38.000Ultimately, not only do you not acknowledge his divinity, you also have like a what? 1500 year history of killing those who do.
00:20:44.000So, I guess, thank you for the, you know, consolation prize, but that's not going to be sufficient to win the hearts of American Christians.
00:20:52.000And yeah, it's not actually a Jewish op to call out people who have defined themselves by their opposition to Western civilization for only a thousand or for over a thousand years, a militant opposition actually to Western civilization.
00:21:05.000I mean, if you want to get into how funny it is, go read, you can go read the first section of the Quran, the first long section, I should say.
00:21:10.000It's called The Cow, and it talks about.
00:21:13.000Moses, it talks about a lot of other prophets.
00:21:15.000Like they could just as honestly come out and say, Moses is an extremely important figure in Islam.
00:21:22.000King Solomon and King David, they are all extremely important figures in Islam.
00:21:26.000So really, we love those guys just as much as the Jewish people do.
00:21:31.000So we don't have a problem with the Jews.
00:21:33.000And I think we would all greatly roll our eyes at that assertion.
00:21:37.000And I think that's the best way of illustrating just how absurd this claim is.
00:22:02.000But if you are going to call Jesus anything other than the Son of God, then you are ascribing to him something he did not ascribe to himself.
00:22:09.000And this is the point C.S. Lewis makes.
00:22:10.000He said, I'm trying here to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about him.
00:22:16.000I'm ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don't accept his claim to be God.
00:22:21.000That is the one thing we must not say, says C.S. Lewis.
00:22:25.000A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher.
00:22:30.000He would be either a lunatic on the level with a man who says he is a poached egg, or else he would be the devil of hell.
00:23:06.000And that is not what scripture reveals him to be.
00:23:09.000So the point is I think your point is also the right point that they have a history now, dating back over millennia, of being a conquering political ideology that wants to kill infidels or at least tax them and subjugate them to some great extent.
00:23:27.000You know, we obviously are very skeptical of mass immigration from the third world, but.
00:23:31.000It's one thing when you have demographics coming over and they want to come over and they want to maybe take jobs away from Americans and just more or less exist.
00:23:38.000But it's another thing when these are people coming over who, as you mentioned, they have a very clear historic ambition to conquer the lands in which they settle.
00:23:47.000These are people who come over and establish these kind of ethnic beachheads for themselves and even form these communities like we saw during the break with that clip from that show maybe a year or so ago where these people are coming over talking about how they're going to work to establish Muslim only communities, govern themselves.
00:24:02.000In Michigan, with Dearborn in my backyard.
00:24:04.000So I'm intimately familiar with how these people tend to conduct business when they're allowed to come over and establish these kinds of communities for themselves.
00:24:10.000And of course, people in Europe, people in England are experiencing the same thing.
00:24:13.000So it's not the same as just any other immigrant group coming over.
00:24:17.000It's a very unique group in the sense that it does have political ambitions.
00:24:21.000And as we see with the El Said campaign, this is kind of the first sign of what these people are going to look like when they get into Congress.
00:24:27.000Perhaps we saw something with Ilhan Omar, you know, of course, representing Minnesota.
00:24:32.000This is something that we are going to have to be very concerned about as the decade progresses.
00:24:36.000We haven't really seen the first signs yet of what actual Muslim political organizing looks like at the federal level.
00:24:42.000And it's certainly something that we're going to have to contend with.
00:24:46.000And that's the only sort of clear eyed way of viewing this situation as it emerges and grows.
00:24:52.000So there's this other story that's now going on with Abdul El Sayed.
00:24:56.000And again, these are the microcosms of a macro issue that we need to confront.
00:25:00.000So Abdul El Sayed has come up with a statement.
00:25:04.000Regarding Jeremy Moss, who is a Jewish Democrat out of Michigan, again, a state you know well.
00:25:10.000And he is responding to comments that Hassan Piker has made, basically saying that if Moss links himself too closely with Israel, eventually somebody's going to take action.
00:25:22.000Now, this is coming from Hassan Piker, who has said capitalist blood needs to flow in the streets.
00:25:26.000He said people need to kill Rick Scott.
00:25:28.000He's gloated and mocked the death of Charlie Kirk.
00:26:10.000Affordability and gas prices, and all of that.
00:26:12.000You know, when you convey rhetoric like that, what you're trying to get at is that you really care about Americans.
00:26:17.000You really care about the issues that matter.
00:26:19.000But you have a curious association with a guy who not only, like, obviously is, you know, hostile to America, he said that we deserved 9 11.
00:26:29.000He declared it and said, Sorry, I'm going to say it the same way that we would say, Sorry, I'm going to say it.
00:26:33.000There's two genders as if it's like an obvious truth.
00:26:36.000He displays photos of the World Trade Center on fire, like, in the background of his little streaming setup.
00:26:41.000So, You have an association with this guy, not just like you ran into him at a cocktail party or something and were the ones being deceptive by trying to frame it as a close association.
00:26:51.000So you now have to explain to us why, out of the hundreds of millions of people we have in this country, you're like buddy-buddy with a guy who says that we deserve 9-11.
00:27:00.000That's not exactly something I would be saying if I really did care about the voters in Michigan.
00:27:04.000And Todd Beamer, you know, the American hero, arch-patriot, who famously led the Let's Roll charge against the hijackers of Flight 93, saving hundreds of lives, that guy was from Michigan.
00:27:14.000So, as someone who will be voting, In elections in Michigan.
00:27:17.000I want to know, Mr. Al Said, why is it that you have this close association with this guy who says that we deserve 9 11?
00:27:23.000Did Todd Beamer, did he deserve to die that day?
00:27:26.000Hassan Piker says we do, or he did deserve to die that day.
00:28:48.000Like I said, I'm a lot more focused on who I'm campaigning to.
00:28:50.000And I will tell you that the 3 million people who listen to Hassan are people I want to make sure understand that there's a pathway into our politics.
00:28:58.000And so I'm going to continue to have the conversations with those folks who we desperately need to reach out to.
00:29:11.000So the point is if you watch the way this guy operates, he's confronted with a tough question, and he always pivots back to, I'm more concerned with gas prices and health care, and I'm going to do that.
00:29:23.000But then he ends up telling you exactly the answer, which is, I'm not going to distance myself from Hassan Piker, and you can pound sand up yours.
00:29:46.000I mean, aside from the textbook non answer, he actually reveals something in that statement, which maybe we would kind of understand better than the average listener, which is when he's saying he wants to communicate to Hassan Piker's audience that there's a pathway to politics for them.
00:30:25.000People should be far more alarmed by that kind of rhetoric than the stuff that he's trying to say about affordability or whatever, like managed planned economies regarding healthcare, gas prices, grocery.
00:30:36.000The fact that he's trying to act as a kind of bottleneck, a kind of opening.
00:30:40.000For the most radical people in the country to become more involved in mainstream politics, I think that should be very alarming.
00:30:46.000And that he won't distance himself from somebody who's acting as the figure for that, openly, you know, LARPing his Mao Zedong.
00:30:52.000I think that that's probably going to be the Achilles heel of the campaign if Republicans play it properly.
00:30:57.000So, taking a step back, we're fixating on this race, but we're two months out.
00:31:07.000It has been a challenging midterm overall.
00:31:09.000I think, you know, we can discuss, do.
00:31:11.000The polls peak for Democrats in August.
00:31:14.000It looks like it has several times around, but you're a young guy.
00:31:18.000I assume you speak to young guys, unless you're like me and all your friends are older than you.
00:31:22.000But what do you think should be a closing message for Republicans, for conservatives in this race and beyond to show people we're serious, we're solving problems, we deserve another two years at the helm in Washington to complete the work that President Trump has completed in these first two years?
00:31:42.000I think that we do have to focus a lot on immigration.
00:31:45.000I think we have to focus a lot on crime.
00:31:47.000I mean, we're still in this kind of like Biden era, COVID era hangover in terms of things like, you know, inflation, affordability.
00:31:53.000And so JD Vance has done a really good job messaging to people showing that this is being addressed.
00:31:58.000We have the cost of new home purchases decreasing.
00:32:01.000There are ways to kind of alleviate the elephant in the room being that we don't really feel like we're quite winning yet.
00:32:06.000But the stuff that's been done with immigration, the stuff that's been done with crime is like without exaggeration, probably going to save tens of thousands of American lives.
00:32:15.000So young people, what do they want to do?
00:32:17.000They want to go out, they want to go to restaurants, go to bars.
00:32:19.000They're now more able to do that in cities where prior to the second Trump administration, that would have been unheard of.
00:32:24.000And so really kind of leaning into that, I think, is going to be effective and showing like, hey, You're able to enjoy your life again because of the work that Trump and his administration have done.
00:32:33.000So, yeah, groceries are still more expensive than they were five years ago.
00:32:42.000And I think it'd be good to remind them of just how bad things were politically, socially, economically under the Biden era and show that, yes, while not perfect, things have drastically improved because of Donald Trump.
00:32:54.000There was this tweet from Christian Haynes.
00:32:57.000I follow him on X and throw it up here.
00:32:59.000He goes, And it was, I retweeted this because I just think it's counter to the prevailing narrative right now that things are terrible and nobody's, no promises have been fulfilled and all this stuff.
00:33:11.000And he says it's just a series of generational wins after another.
00:33:15.000And it's like breaking, Trump confirms ICE proceedings against Ilhan Omar over alleged fraud.
00:33:20.000Breaking, the Supreme Court allows Trump's mail in ballot restrictions to take effect.
00:33:23.000Breaking, the Trump admin to revoke visas of up to 200,000 asylum seekers.
00:33:28.000Breaking, Ninth Circuit says district courts can't block ICE operations.
00:33:31.000Over past harms, breaking ICE arrest 1,328 illegals in Virginia and Maryland in just 14 days.
00:33:39.000Okay, to your point, it has not been perfect, but quietly behind the scenes, many of the campaign promises that we've been offered in 2024 are coming true.
00:33:49.000They're being worked on, they're being fulfilled.
00:33:51.000And to your point, imagine the alternative.
00:33:54.000How many millions of more illegals would have been streaming in the country had Kamala Harris won?
00:33:58.000I don't know, maybe 5, 10 million more at this point?
00:34:46.000And yeah, by the way, when they say affordability, they don't mean better managing the economy.
00:34:51.000They mean making things more affordable by basically giving them out for free, which of course we know doesn't actually work.
00:34:56.000And so everything they're doing is just lying.
00:34:59.000I guess it's just another day ending and why for the Democrats.
00:35:01.000But yeah, everything that's been done with the Trump administration, like people who are complaining and saying that Donald Trump has betrayed us, nothing is being done.
00:35:08.000I haven't, I've heard crickets, they haven't come out to say, wow, this is really good.
00:35:12.000I guess I was wrong, and perhaps I'll exercise better judgment in my reactions and declarations of it being completely over.
00:35:18.000No, they're going to just be quiet because they don't want the embarrassment.
00:35:21.000And then the next time things don't appear to be going perfectly for us, they're going to just do the same thing the same song and dance saying it's over.
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00:39:18.000That is exactly what they probably called a lot of great civil rights pioneers publicity.
00:39:21.000That's well, they actually were publicity stunts, they were in a lot of cases, yeah.
00:39:27.000Yeah, they were actually trying to get headlines, trying to make news stories happen, and sometimes that's the way you make change and you accomplish your goals.
00:39:36.000So now they're saying that they're not going to be allowed in the WNBA, but they can't really give you a rationale.
00:39:45.000I made the joke yesterday, I was like, you know, how the WNBA is run by women, not because it's the Women's National Basketball Association.
00:39:52.000It's because they, it's like they want you to read their minds.
00:39:56.000Like, so they go and they do this HR meeting.
00:39:59.000They do a big consensus builder, have everybody come together to come up with a strategy on what to do with who's eligible for the WNBA.
00:40:07.000Are we going to let biological men play in the league or not?
00:40:10.000Well, they get done with that meeting and then they say, Well, we haven't reached a consensus yet.
00:40:30.000And multiple women in the WNBA have now said, we would welcome a biological man onto the court.
00:40:37.000Well, the league says they're not going to welcome the two men that have declared eligible for the draft, and they won't give a rationale why.
00:41:00.000And let me put that in there so you guys can follow along.
00:41:02.000The WNBA has not announced any plans to prevent Ennis Cantor Freedom from attending future games after he was ejected from Wind Trust Arena in Chicago on Sunday.
00:41:10.000But multiple sources told ESPN that the former NBA player will not be eligible to play in the Women's League.
00:41:15.000Sources around the league confirm that Cantor Freedom and fellow former NBA player Royce White, Roycia White, as she's lovably referred to on this show, are not eligible to play in the WNBA.
00:41:25.000And after the pair declared themselves women and eligible for the draft.
00:41:29.000Cantor Freedom was removed from the building Sunday after a verbal altercation with Chicago Sky Point guard Natasha Cloud.
00:41:41.000But sources are now confirming to ESPN that they will not be allowed.
00:41:45.000So here's what the translation is They know they're not going to let them in.
00:41:50.000They just haven't figured out what woke logic to apply to them just yet because they know that if they use certain forms of logic, it will be instantly.
00:41:58.000Any explanation will be an instant landmine detonating for them.
00:42:03.000Oh, we just know you're faking it because then you could apply that to so many potential sex predators who've tried to get into girls' bathrooms and the left has stood up for them.
00:42:13.000They can't say, actually, we're only for real biological women.
00:42:18.000That would definitely set off a landmine.
00:42:21.000One idea might basically be we're defining women as people who just aren't, who say they're women and also just aren't too athletic such that they would beat up on all the other women in our league.
00:42:32.000That might be the completely ridiculous strategy that they take, but it might be more viable.
00:42:38.000The game, but then they're giving up the game.
00:42:39.000That is, that is again, we've gotten a lot of emails from people who are very confused about us with Royce White and all of that.
00:42:45.000Yeah, that is ultimately what is going on here.
00:42:58.000But here's the here's what's so funny about it they've gotten themselves into an ideological cul-de-sac, and there's no real way out because if they admit that these are men, not women, then they're giving up on their whole trans.
00:43:11.000Rights are human rights, trans women are real women, thing that they've got going.
00:43:15.000If they admit that they have physical abilities that surpass the WNBA female players, they're giving up the game there because that proves our point that they shouldn't be allowed on the court or the volleyball court or whatever insert sport here, weightlifting.
00:43:33.000They are actually cornered, so they don't really have a good way out.
00:43:37.000Meanwhile, they're doubling, tripling down on insanity, which I 100% support overall because, as I said, the WNBA is not about whatever basketball they're playing on the court.
00:44:23.000And so they have Dez, the non binary tortoise mascot of their Toronto tempo, which pretty humorously, I was looking that up.
00:44:33.000Apparently, that's actually the second non binary mascot they have in the WBA.
00:44:37.000Doppler, the Seattle Storm mascot, according to the rapidly generated AI information that Google gives you now, is also a non binary mascot.
00:44:47.000So this is something, if you guys have kids out there and you.
00:44:52.000Let them watch certain shows or whatever.
00:44:56.000They use sort of cartoonish characters like this to launder in non binary ideas, ideologies, and they do it because, you know, they're not human per se.
00:45:08.000They're human esque, but they're not human.
00:45:22.000So this is what you really need to be careful with if you are.
00:45:26.000Apparent out there is you need to understand that they are laundering this stuff in now through cartoon characters that don't seem they're non binary, they don't really look male or female, they're just a cartoon.
00:45:37.000But then they'll work in certain themes.
00:45:41.000We often say woke is not dead, it's just on pause right now.
00:45:46.000And these enclaves of institutionalized woke power, like the WNBA, like the DSA, like El Sayed, they're not backing down because they think that come November they're gonna have a big blue tsunami.
00:46:00.000It's going to take over everything, and they're going to remount their forces.
00:46:04.000They're going to double down, and they're going to come back with a vengeance.
00:46:21.000You left us hanging there for a segment, so we were just pontificating about the non binary mascots in the WNBA, which is just another weird little wrinkle to throw in there.
00:47:08.000I mean, for the whole lot, my whole life, I've possessed this take that men aren't women.
00:47:13.000It's insane that the WNBA, a professional women's sports league, is having these like conference style performative meetings with C suite level executives and board members all gathered around a table to discuss what a woman is.
00:47:32.000Well, you have to assume actually that they do know, hence why now they're coming out and saying, you know, sources close to the WNBA.
00:47:38.000I don't think it's actually been traced back directly to the WNBA.
00:47:43.000I don't think that's been fact checked yet, but sources.
00:47:45.000Are saying that they are close to the WNBA that now they're saying that Ennis Cantor Freedom and Royce White, or whatever name they want to identify Royce, Royce, Royce, the beautiful, brave woman, that both of these trans, black, lesbian, both of these lovely gals can't play in the WNBA and they can't fulfill their dreams of being the number one WNBA prospect at the 2027 draft.
00:48:11.000Of course, they know that men aren't women, that boys aren't girls, that males aren't females, that fathers can't be mothers.
00:48:18.000The WNBA knows this, just like the Democratic Party does.
00:48:21.000But for some reason, this is the hill that they're willing to die on.
00:48:25.000So I want you to picture, again, this conference style boardroom.
00:48:30.000They're sitting around this table, and they're really trying to conjure up a way to say that these men, fully intact with their male genitalia and their beards and the fact that they can dunk on these 10 foot goals, they're trying to think of a way to prevent them from playing, but continue to be the most inclusive and diverse.
00:48:53.000Inclusive league in the history of all the leagues, but in the process, they've just become a laughing stock, which is really tragic.
00:49:01.000It's really unfortunate to the women, to every woman in the league, even the ones who I don't agree with, even the ones who I don't necessarily like, like Dijonet Carrington, like Natasha Cloud.
00:49:11.000It's unfortunate for them that the league has taken this approach because it's taking the focus off of their incredible ability to play basketball at a high level and to do it well.
00:49:21.000We're talking about the trans non binary, they them turtle that likes soft tacos.
00:49:25.000And green sex toys that are being thrown on the court, and how the refs have this profound inability to protect Caitlyn Clark and other athletes like her.
00:50:38.000You know, I think a lot of at least conversations that we see online from conservative profiles, conservative commentators, conservative influencers, they take the approach that Caitlin Clark should have this like moral obligation to speak up.
00:50:58.000I don't think you can volunteer someone for the position.
00:51:00.000That I have found myself in, that Sophie Cunningham has now willingly accepted and has done so with such confidence and with such courage.
00:51:09.000I don't think you can volunteer someone for that position.
00:51:13.000I mean, you guys know the effects of what happens when you do, whether it's the negative comments, the false headlines, the pressure, the smear campaigns, death threats that, again, you guys can attest to that have the ability to transpire to reality for you.
00:51:30.000I just don't think that's something that you can volunteer someone for.
00:51:33.000I think my main problem with Caitlyn Clark in all of this isn't that she isn't necessarily taking a hard line stance because.
00:51:42.000I think it's safe to assume what Caitlin Clark thinks about this issue.
00:51:46.000I'm not going to say what I know personally and how she thinks on this issue, but it's safe to assume how she feels about this issue when asked about it.
00:51:52.000And she doesn't, again, repeat off the talking points that they're told, I think, to say or what we're supposed to believe that the league purports and what is then representative of the general public.
00:52:05.000Because she's not doing that, it's safe to say how she feels.
00:52:08.000But I more so take an issue with how loyal Sophie Cunningham has been to Caitlin in her defense over the past few years.
00:52:15.000Not just on this topic, of course, but in her defense of totally biased refs and unfair treatment, even when it comes to not being on the cover of 2K.
00:52:25.000Caitlin Clark is there, or Sophie Cunningham is there to defend Caitlin Clark.
00:52:28.000Well, here Sophie Cunningham has found herself in the midst of this cultural storm, and Caitlin Clark isn't there defending her friend.
00:52:34.000Take outside the team component of it.
00:52:37.000That's what I more so find to be a telling factor of someone's character.
00:52:43.000But I don't falter for not wanting to speak about this issue.
00:52:46.000I think it would just give the other side more ammo to hate her, quite frankly.
00:52:52.000So, you're saying about Caitlin Clark, it's the silence is almost deafening, right?
00:52:58.000It's what she's not saying that is the tell about how she feels about this larger issue.
00:53:01.000But you do take issue with the fact that she hasn't been more vocal, more supportive of Sophie Cunningham because Sophie Cunningham has had her back 100%.
00:53:34.000I think Sophie Cunningham, like, if there was a favorability rating amongst players, I would say Sophie Cunningham has a higher favorability rating amongst sports fans, right?
00:53:47.000The people who don't watch sports who have probably never played a sport, also, I think that's important to mention.
00:53:53.000Of course, they're not going to like her.
00:53:54.000But amongst sports fans, I can say as an SEC fan, as an SEC athlete myself, certainly among SEC fans, like her favorability rating is through the roof, and you don't see that.
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00:56:43.000Yeah, in 98, I was actually in the northern part of Michigan, and I was T bone hit by a semi.
00:56:52.000And it broke my neck, broke my back, and I was dead at the scene when the paramedic got there, the off duty paramedic who saved my life.
00:57:00.000And he started pulling me out and started to, as a lot of paramedics told me, it sounds like he broke a lot of rules because what he did to resuscitate me was off the normal way they did things.
00:57:14.000But he resuscitated me, and I spent three months.
00:57:17.000Learning how to walk again, learning how to, yeah.
00:58:22.000Been told, so Andrizo means courage, it means you know, bravery, it means to man up, to take responsibility.
00:58:28.000So that's why I named it Andrizo Man, and it's it's out of scripture, it's in First Corinthians 16 13.
00:58:34.000Um, you know, Paul said it to his men that were acting immature, he said Andrizo up, and they they translated it into Greek that.
00:58:42.000And so, um, so that's kind of the origin of the name.
00:58:46.000I started it because, as you know, like you said, my background was bodybuilding, I was turning pro, never got to professional level, but I was at a pro level when God started to.
01:01:25.000So, the best way to explain what it is is what is it?
01:01:29.000Like, what is the return and what did it do for your marriage?
01:01:32.000Yeah, I would say, in a nutshell, it's a four day men's intensive, right?
01:01:38.000Where you go out into a beautiful part of East Texas.
01:01:42.000In Piney Woods, and it's a very serene, just very peaceful place to go to, first of all, which so much of us don't get that type of space and that time to really unplug and really be with ourselves outside of the city and all the things that we do.
01:01:56.000So you go there, surrounded by a group of 14 to 16 brothers that are just like you and some that are very different.
01:02:03.000They're all walks of life, and you really just dive in and peel back the layers of who you are as a man.
01:02:09.000I didn't think that I had some big problem when I went there.
01:02:12.000And I didn't think that my marriage was on the rocks.
01:02:14.000What I tell people is that it just gave me the tools that I didn't know that I needed, actually, for things that were coming around the corner, for me to be able to navigate those things in marriage.
01:02:23.000How to be a better father, how to be a better just support system for my wife and for our marriage, how to pray with our kids, how to lead my family.
01:02:52.000Yeah, you know what's funny is I didn't, there weren't things that I could put on, say my marriage was on the rocks.
01:02:57.000But what I, some of the tools that I learned on how to support my wife, how to pray with her, and how to be with her, I didn't know that my wife was always wanting those things and waiting on, you know, the better man in me to come out, if you will.
01:03:10.000And it took God really just putting those things into my heart and showing me, you know, through the return that allowed me to become the man.
01:03:17.000She says that it was always in there and she knew it was in me, but the return helped bring it out.
01:05:07.000I got to believe that when these men get out there, you've probably encountered some pretty radical moments with them in the sense that maybe they start hearing from the Lord for the first time.
01:06:46.000And so we have to be intentional, and that's what we help these men learn the tools of being intentional.
01:06:51.000That they can, the same tools we give them on the event, they can take home and apply it and spend time with God.
01:06:59.000But you got to make the time for it, and you got to see the need for it.
01:07:04.000So when we create this, one of the things we do that's very special is that men need a place where they feel safe, where they can talk about things and not be judged.
01:07:13.000And we do a thing, no stones here, and that we're all equal.
01:08:52.000He says, You must be a man of courage.
01:08:53.000Then he deals with a man of character.
01:08:56.000A man of character and he deals with a man of compassion.
01:08:59.000He hits these five things about manhood that I believe is one of the greatest principles of a quality man, which if you carry that, that wife is around the corner.
01:09:09.000I tell men, the woman that you're waiting for, God's waiting for you to become the man that she needs.
01:09:54.000Well, there's an equally important question what is a man?
01:09:56.000And part of the conversation seems to center around, you know, it's about money, dominance.
01:10:01.000Power, you know, aggression, how big are your muscles?
01:10:05.000And then the other one, you know, just sort of has this image, I think, of a man as this sort of weak beta male that's just very compliant.
01:10:12.000But it's like the biblical model for masculinity is neither of those two things.
01:11:26.000And I start falling apart because I realized that was the most important thing in my life.
01:11:31.000And I just lost it because of a stupid decision I made.
01:11:35.000And from that point on, I said, I have to start learning what led me to that, what weakness was in me that I didn't know.
01:11:42.000And that's when today I'm married for 37 years.
01:11:45.000I have raised three wonderful girls that are.
01:11:47.000Doing great, that are married to great guys.
01:11:50.000And my marriage is incredible, but it took a new man to build the marriage I have now.
01:11:57.000And that was a mistake that a lot of men make and continue to keep making because they don't understand the weaknesses in them that they just kind of glaze over and press down, right?
01:12:10.000And so I help them recognize it, I help them discern mindsets and habits that our upbringing ingrained in us, you know.
01:12:19.000There's things about my upbringing that was very dysfunctional that my father was a terrible example to me that I look back and I go, man, that's not how a man acts.
01:12:31.000And I was lucky to have mentors come in my life to help me, but I was also lucky to have.
01:12:36.000By the way, the mentor thing is so huge.
01:12:40.000And that's really what you're offering.
01:12:41.000You're offering men an opportunity to be mentored and some stuff.
01:12:44.000Mentorship is so critically important.
01:12:46.000Well, that's a great opportunity to Lupin, who we were all friends with, Charlie, that one of his greatest strengths.
01:12:53.000That I think is underappreciated is his absolute hunger for mentorship.
01:12:57.000That the sheer number of people he knew and looked up to, imitated, sought lessons from, learned from.
01:13:04.000People would ask what he was doing in his private life, and it was often talking to someone like Dennis Prager or this pastor or someone who'd, or James Orr, and just learn from them all the time, voraciously.
01:13:15.000That he was never a person who envied someone who had something he didn't have.
01:13:18.000He would always think, How can I get what that person has by learning from them?
01:13:21.000And so the key here is you got to be intentional about it.
01:13:24.000So if you want to get better, you want to, if you're having.
01:13:27.000Problems with your marriage, or your marriage is flat, but you're not really having outright problems, or if you just feel flat, if this is like stirring your soul right now, this is really amazing.
01:13:36.000So, Strong Cell, we work with you guys, we love you guys, and you're coming alongside, and you've lived this firsthand.
01:14:41.000Final pitch to the men who are maybe listening right now.
01:14:44.000You know, Strong Cell will help you with your physical body, strengthen that.
01:14:48.000We will help strengthen your spiritual body.
01:14:51.000We'll help strengthen the man that's going to help you through the crisis in life.
01:14:55.000And we create this brotherhood that men need a brotherhood that hears them, makes them feel a sense of a new cause in their life, a new purpose in their life.
01:15:07.000And if you're out there and you need that, you need to know what it means to be a man and what it means to be a man.
01:15:13.000A good husband, a good businessman, a good man in general, we can help you with that.