America s children are under attack. We all know it. I don t care who you voted for, they re taught that there is no such thing as truth. Gender is malleable. Racism can never be overcome. These things are not true. The question is: why are our schools more interested in critical race theory and any critical theory more than arithmetic? Why are parents blocked from intervening in their own child s education? Why do they fight for pornography in school libraries? Are kids being groomed for a Marxist takeover? Well, the answers are here.
00:31:48.620So you thought going, you know, the kids going back to school would be like a load off your mind,
00:31:53.340right? And now you're hauling the kids around for soccer practice and band practice and ballet
00:31:58.540and the homework that you have to help with. And you don't even understand the homework.
00:32:02.380I'm sorry. Does this sound personal? There is a there's a time where we're all like, you know,
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00:33:03.180Why is this leading to so much pedophilia stuff? Why is it seeming that, you know, the trans thing
00:33:11.900is seems to be imaged as you've got to have them in your children's life. You have to say to a child,
00:33:22.700we have to we have to show graphic things to young children, something wholly inappropriate for their
00:33:30.220age. And and then tell them that you can switch, you know, and be whatever you want. You should have
00:33:37.580sex. You should be exploring. Nobody, nobody could show you any evidence that any of that is any good.
00:33:46.780None of it. And then you add this pedophilia part. Why? Where is that coming from? What's happening
00:33:54.240there? The most disturbing part of researching this book was I read the founding document of queer
00:34:00.740theory. So as as we know, we talked about the principles of critical race theory, right? Telling
00:34:05.260white children, they're racist or black children, they're oppressed. That's the principles of the
00:34:08.840actual critical race theory ideology. Well, the transgender ideology, this stuff that we're
00:34:13.520teaching children in schools, that gender is on a spectrum, it's not correlated to biological sex,
00:34:17.840that they should transgress social, sexual more morals. These are not a random assortment of just
00:34:24.000poison. These are the principles of another theory called queer theory. So I thought, OK, well,
00:34:28.580let's dig into this. What is queer theory? Who wrote it? What's the goal? Like, what is this?
00:34:31.880I read the document. It's written by a woman by the name of Gail Rubin. She's still alive today.
00:34:37.760She's active in academia, I believe. She wrote an essay called Thinking Sex, in which she defines
00:34:44.400queer theory. She was she wrote the founding document. And she lists all of these different
00:34:48.560things, all these elements of the transgender ideology as being part of queer theory. And then
00:34:53.260she takes it a step further. She talks about why it's necessary to sexualize children.
00:34:57.080She defends child pornography. And she outright defends pedophiles, saying that our society,
00:35:06.360and she wrote this 30 years ago. So thank goodness this didn't come, her prediction didn't come true.
00:35:10.720But she said, 20 years from now, we will regret having put in prison these men who love underage
00:35:17.540youth. Oh, my gosh. It's the most disturbing thing I've ever read. I had to get up, I had to take a lap
00:35:24.080because I was like, this is like reading something straight from the devil. It's a neo-Marxist theory.
00:35:31.300Marxism is an anti-human ideology. That's why it's going after objective truth. It's why its first
00:35:39.400direct object is the destruction of the family. I mean, the free market economy, again, isn't inherently
00:35:44.560moral in and of itself. It protects our right to have a family, to provide for that family,
00:35:49.380to worship the God that we want. The nuclear family isn't just a practical
00:35:54.400institution that was begot of capitalism. As Marx and Engels said, it is the earthly representation
00:36:01.060of Christ's love for his church. They're anti-Christian, they're anti-Christ. This is a satanic ideology.
00:36:08.160And I think it is a religion. I mean, it is, there is, there's doctrine, there's excommunication,
00:36:19.520there's sacraments, there's prayers you have to, I mean, it's the whole, it is a religion. And they
00:36:27.480are worshiping at an idol or an altar that they think might be something else. But it is pure evil.
00:36:34.980It is pure evil. And it's not just their individual choice to choose evil, which would make me sad for
00:36:41.800their soul. But they're actively recruiting our children to be part of it.
00:36:46.680You talk about Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood was the one that came up with
00:36:51.380Don't Say Gay, right? Yeah. To the best of my research, and I researched this a lot, I was like,
00:36:57.540what's the origin of the Don't Say Gay thing? It was one of the modern marvels of fake news in our
00:37:02.120mainstream media to hear the parental rights and education bill in Florida, falsely dubbed as the
00:37:07.140Don't Say Gay bill. It was incredibly effective. And it wasn't just a phrase that someone coined on
00:37:12.340the fly, and it was catchy. It wasn't something that happened on Twitter, and then people caught
00:37:16.220onto it. The origin of the Don't Say Gay phrase was a Planned Parenthood blog post, which since we
00:37:23.380started covering this, they've removed. But you can still access it via the Wayback Machine,
00:37:27.340the Internet Archive. They described a bill in Missouri during 2020. It was a similar parental
00:37:32.860rights bill that doesn't say anything about prohibiting people from saying the word gay.
00:37:36.880They described it as the Don't Say Gay bill. And the reason why is quite shocking, because you
00:37:42.520think, okay, well, why does Planned Parenthood care about this? All the things. Their business is
00:37:46.260abortion. Why are they focused on this? Planned Parenthood has become one of the largest distributors
00:37:50.820of transgender hormone therapy in the country. Oh my gosh. It's their new avenue of blood money.
00:37:59.140Abortion is one, the mutilation of children in a different way. Those they haven't killed
00:38:02.260by abortion, they want to chop up the bodies of these children. And they need people to believe
00:38:07.420that conservatives are trying to prohibit people from staying gay to protect their own
00:38:11.480business interests. Is this, does this go back to their original founding? They're just,
00:38:17.440they are about population control. So, gay, mutilation of children, and abortion. What else can you do?
00:38:29.940I mean, you're feminizing men. You're just destroying the pool, really, of baby makers. Is that what
00:38:45.000this is? It's all tied together. I talk a little bit about Margaret Sanger. I mean, most of us know
00:38:49.660a little bit about Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood. We know she was a eugenicist.
00:38:52.900We know she was a racist. I mean, she wanted to call birth control race control originally,
00:38:57.200which tells you all you need to know, really. But she also, well, she wasn't a self-avowed Marxist.
00:39:03.820I mean, she was also surrounded by socialists and communists and Marxists. She went, she abandoned
00:39:09.680her family to have an affair with someone who took her to the Soviet Union during the socialist
00:39:15.420heyday. And she praised the Soviet Union for how they treated women, this communist country that was
00:39:20.880starving people. When you are associated with beliefs like that, you are tainted by those beliefs,
00:39:26.760unless you are only associated with those beliefs because you are studying them to overturn them.
00:39:30.380Right. And this is the Planned Parenthood is what I call one of the biggest institutional groomers in
00:39:36.360our country. Grooming young women away from being feminine, grooming young men away from being
00:39:42.880masculine, demonizing babies, of course, with their with their abortion business. Now this transgender
00:39:49.320ideology, they are destroying the nuclear family more effectively element by element than any other
00:39:54.400institution that I can think of in this country. Wow. You know, when you say
00:40:00.280feminizing men, masculizing women, talk to me about the because I grew up in the era where my mother
00:40:12.720was too old to be part of the 1950s mom. And she or she was too, too young for that. And she was
00:40:23.460too old for the burn your bra kind of thing. And she never felt like I mean, I remember my my dad and I
00:40:33.580talked about it. It's my my mother eventually killed herself. She was just she was just very sad. And my dad and
00:40:45.700I were talking about it said, you know, your mom always wanted to have her own business. And she wanted to be a
00:40:51.700florist. And she was very creative. She's like Martha Stewart. And he said, but Glenn, at that time, we
00:40:59.020didn't even think of that. We I mean, I knew she wanted to be a florist. She knew she wanted to be a
00:41:03.520florist. But women didn't own their own business. It just didn't happen. So how do you bridge the gap
00:41:11.760between, you know, the women who are driven to do that? And then now we have this trad movement,
00:41:22.000which is a flashback to the 1950s, disordered grasp at something that was right, right? Where where
00:41:31.080how do you bridge this? How do you how do we get to reason from here?
00:41:37.140Well, listen, this is a personal question for me, too, because I'm here. I'm working. This is what I do for a living.
00:41:42.580I'm I feel a calling to stand to fight for our country. That's why I do what I do. I also have a two year old daughter
00:41:47.780who I'm not going to farm out raising her to someone else. I'm not going to drop her off at daycare every day.
00:41:52.760I'm not going to have someone else educate her. I'm not going to have someone else instill values in her.
00:41:57.120I understand that the most valuable thing that I can do is shepherd that soul. True. And I am unwilling to
00:42:04.740compromise that even even to balance with my calling of, you know, writing this book and doing my show and
00:42:12.180speaking to college campuses all the time. And I think it's difficult for women to be able to listen to their
00:42:20.660natural desires when our their natural desires are often to be wives and mothers. But there's
00:42:27.120especially in this day and age, there's so many ways to to work flexibly, to be able to sort of do
00:42:31.720both. I mean, I don't want to be one of those people that's like, you can do everything.
00:42:35.000If you look like you're doing everything, usually you're cutting something out. But there's a way to
00:42:39.180be able to do some work on your own business, do do your your ministry, if you will, while also
00:42:45.300fulfilling your vocation. And I think it's very difficult for young women to be able to
00:42:50.040listen to their own instincts because culture has vilified their instincts and told them from the time
00:42:55.440they were born that they were wrong, that they were wrong to feel that way, that they should desire
00:42:59.120to go into STEM fields if they want to meet their potential. They shouldn't be thinking about what
00:43:03.140their wedding is going to look like. They shouldn't be thinking about Prince Charming coming along and
00:43:06.200sweeping them off their feet, falling in love and having a family. And I actually find the TradCon
00:43:11.180movement really interesting because I think it is it is a disordered grasp at traditional values
00:43:16.540because they don't really have values that underpin it. But Gen Z is so interesting to me
00:43:20.140because they have realized that this feminist narrative, especially among young women, this
00:43:25.380feminist narrative doesn't make them happy. And they are unconcerned the way that millennial
00:43:30.300generation is concerned with what other people think of them. They don't necessarily care what other
00:43:35.080people think of them. And so they're like, well, I don't want to work. Why should I work? I want to stay
00:43:37.800home. And so they're willing to do that and even to buck cultural pressure to do that. It's my belief
00:43:44.700that you have to have some kind of underpinning of morals or religion or principles in order to
00:43:49.840properly understand the dynamic between a husband and a wife without it being. That's the difference
00:43:54.780between, you know, building your house on rock and. Yes, exactly. So I think I don't I don't
00:43:59.440particularly like the trad wife videos you see on TikTok because I think they're silly. But it is
00:44:04.140interesting to see that for for the first time, they Gen Z is actually saying, well, wait a second.
00:44:09.460Women are unhappier now than they've ever been before in our nation's history. Maybe it's because they
00:44:13.380don't actually want to go to work all the time. They want to make home nice for a husband. Right.
00:44:16.980And I am very hopeful that these young women and the young men, too, who are benefiting from this
00:44:24.220are able to pursue that to its ordered conclusion and say, well, wait a second. What you're actually
00:44:29.940looking for is a nuclear family, a marriage, a covenant. And this is how we should do it instead
00:44:34.060of just a partnership. Right. With everything that we know about Planned Parenthood, and it just gets
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00:46:26.820Tell me about, um, I mean, we have to have at least a couple of minutes of bashing Woodrow
00:46:34.320Wilson. Um, my favorite pastimes. Oh yeah. So happy to find you. Um, when I first started
00:46:41.940talking about Woodrow, Woodrow Wilson, everybody, everybody said, what is your deal with Woodrow
00:46:47.760Wilson? And I'm like, you don't understand. If you don't understand him, you don't understand
00:46:53.720what's happened. Cause he's, he took apart the declaration of independence said it's worthless.
00:46:59.280Don't pay attention to it. He hated the constitution. He hated, uh, all kinds of things, huge racist
00:47:07.360and believed. Have you read, uh, Philip drew administrator? No, but I'll put it on my to read
00:47:14.860list. It's his favorite book. He read it like three times while he was in office and it's horrible,
00:47:19.200but it's fascinating because it describes the administrative state. Exactly. What is happening
00:47:25.880to us now? It was Woodrow Wilson's dream. He was a very bad dude. Very bad, very bad dude. And it's
00:47:31.560fascinating because he told us exactly what he wanted to happen with the federal government.
00:47:35.260And lo and behold, here we are suffering under the dictates of Fauci and the FDA and the CDC and an
00:47:42.380over all these overgrown administrative agencies that many people weren't even aware of. They didn't
00:47:47.920think about, they didn't realize how the administrative state operates, that Congress
00:47:52.300is lazy, that Congress are cowards. They make these very vague, um, well, they pass laws that
00:47:59.920are very vague and then they say, well, we're just going to give it to you bureaucrats to decide what
00:48:03.280we meant. Yes. And then bureaucrats that have been buried in administrative state agencies for who
00:48:07.800knows how long. They want to, they want that. They're like, please let me take your vague statement
00:48:13.040and make it as Marxist as possible. Yeah. And then we, as the United States, as United States
00:48:17.120senators are bound to follow these rules that they dictate like their laws. I mean, this is not a free
00:48:21.840country. I would argue that this is completely unconstitutional. All of it. It's so unconstitutional.
00:48:27.040In fact, the Supreme Court made a huge error when they stopped enforcing the non-delegation, um,
00:48:32.800doctrine. That was one of the biggest mistakes I think the Supreme Court has ever made. They've made some
00:48:36.800doozies, but that was one of the... The Reigns Act would correct that. It would. It can, it can be fixed. Yeah.
00:48:42.420But of course it would require members of our Congress to understand the problem and be committed
00:48:47.100to fixing it. So. And take responsibility. Yeah. I mean, nobody wants the response of everybody
00:48:52.420in Congress. They're all cowards. Otherwise they'd be standing up and saying, we are $2 trillion over
00:49:01.380our budget. A trillion more than we said we were going to go. How, how bad is this that we thought
00:49:10.260we projected a trillion dollars over budget and we're $2 trillion over budget? That's insanity.
00:49:17.940And none of them will say, I'll shut the government down for that. I wish they would. I wish they would.
00:49:23.300Every time Republicans like, oh, we're just trying to avoid a government shutdown. I'm like, why? I would
00:49:26.900love to see that. Yeah. We'd all realize how useless the government is. We would. People don't realize,
00:49:32.260I think. I'm not sure I even fully recognize this until Dr. Fauci came on the scene and he was like
00:49:38.100actively lying and spreading misinformation and trying to boss us around telling us we couldn't
00:49:42.340even have Thanksgiving with our families. I don't think that it was just so jarring. I think to see
00:49:47.540this and realize that this idea of rule by the experts is actually has a name. It's not just Dr.
00:49:52.420Fauci. It's not just one egotistical, tiny little man. It is technocracy that rule by the experts or
00:49:57.700rule by science is technocracy and technocracy. I unpack it in my book. One of the, um, there's,
00:50:03.700there's several people who propose the idea of technocracy throughout history, but one of
00:50:07.380the people that I found most interesting was a Russian physician named Alexander Bogdanov.
00:50:14.260He wrote a fiction book about technocracy in which he had people go to Mars or something
00:50:20.260not interesting. But the purpose of that is they were going to change the civilization of Mars
00:50:25.060from capitalism to communism and use technocracy as a stepping stone rule by the experts as a
00:50:31.540stepping stone because you and I are not allowed to question the experts because we are not the
00:50:34.980experts. Correct. So it's authoritarianism and he admitted it's a stepping stone. Wait until it's AI.
00:50:41.860Yeah. All an expert has to say is the AI quantum computing. You can't even understand it. This is the
00:50:50.660best path. Who are you to question? Are you, you have quantum computing in your pocket or you,
00:50:58.660do you have all the library knowledge of the entire history of man in your head? You, people will just be
00:51:05.780like, Oh, well, the AI says that. I mean, that is, that is around the corner. It's terrifying because
00:51:13.140we keep giving power to people in the administrative state who all they want is power and control and,
00:51:22.900you know, authoritarianism. You don't think they're going to use AI to help them on that.
00:51:29.620You know what, you know what gets me about AI is people talk about AI often as if it's this
00:51:34.580autonomous being that it's like its own living entity. I'm like, you realize that somebody had
00:51:39.220to write the code, like a hunk of junk computer doesn't run on its own unless someone puts it
00:51:42.900together and puts a series of numbers and letters into it that tells it what to do.
00:51:46.980Right. And you can, you can put a series of code in that's very impressive and makes this machine
00:51:50.900operate, but someone has to write that. Are you telling me that without knowing who's writing that
00:51:55.220and who's influencing the people that are writing that and who's paying the people who are influencing
00:51:58.500the people who are writing that, that that's not going to manipulate you towards some
00:52:02.020ideological end? I know, please. I've always said, don't fear the technology,
00:52:06.900fear the people running and writing the code. However, AI is now making leaps and and jumps
00:52:16.820in knowledge that we don't even know how it works. And the scariest thing is there is this entity,
00:52:25.940if you will, that is this giant hive mind, and it only has one little spout and all of these,
00:52:36.580you know, AI people are like, no, we'll just keep turning that down. It's churning all down here.
00:52:44.660It's learning and churning. And they're saying, oh, but we're only going to let a little bit out.
00:52:50.180This figures that out pretty quickly, pretty damn quickly.
00:52:57.380So, you know, the one thing I really loved about this, because I am so concerned about
00:53:07.460I'm not sure a society has ever gone this far and gone back to freedom and liberty.
00:53:16.100Um, we have too many emergencies coming our way, too many hardships coming our way.
00:53:22.660And without God, we'll never make it, never make it, unless we are rooted in our principles and values.
00:53:28.980Nobody knows the Constitution. Nobody knows that if you just really understood the Declaration of
00:53:34.980Independence and you could carry that around with you. That's our mission statement.
00:53:40.980I know what we're trying to build because of that. I believe in that. Let's build that.
00:53:49.700The Constitution is the owner's manual that nobody ever reads.
00:53:53.380And because nobody is ever reading this and because people are starting to say, you know, it's because of God.
00:54:02.980And things are out of control. You can get into toxic stew of a.
00:54:12.100Quasi religious fascistic sort of government that fast.
00:54:17.260And that would come from the right. You know what you're getting. You're getting a godless
00:54:23.180horror show on the left, but you could get a really perverted country on the right that Americans wouldn't understand.
00:54:34.540Do you agree with that? First of all, I think so. Yeah, because every person, it doesn't matter if you're Democrat or Republican, has a propensity to want power and to wield it over other people.
00:54:43.900I mean, hopefully you and I don't want to use that and understand that it's something that would lead us towards sin.
00:54:51.580But and I guess we think of Democrats as being more prone to use that because they are godless oftentimes.
00:54:56.860But every person has that. Everybody does. Everybody does that.
00:54:59.580So certainly, I mean, it's not really a matter of government officials of if they would abuse power, if they have the opportunity to.
00:55:06.840It's when and how. And that's true of both parties.
00:55:08.980What you just said is so important because you sound like the founders.
00:55:28.280And that's the point that I became a huge fan, huge fan of yours.
00:55:34.960And I can't tell you how much I would highly recommend your book because you include in your solutions the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
00:55:44.920That is the answer if we will do self-control ourselves in our own life, if we will stand up and say, I'm not afraid of you.
00:55:57.180And you know what? If jail is good enough for Martin Luther King over the truth and it's good enough for me and I'm not going to be scared by that.
00:56:35.380I think Republicans have gotten very squeamish of being associated with religion at all because we are rightly.
00:56:43.660Skeptical of going down the path of theocracy.
00:56:46.260And I want to be very clear that what I'm proposing is not theocracy.
00:56:48.880I'm never proposing that someone be forced to go to church or someone be prohibited from going to another church.
00:56:53.900Yeah, I'm not proposing a state religion.
00:56:55.640And what I'm proposing is that we recapture what our Constitution intended, which is that we have a preexisting definition of these words of objective reality, man, woman, marriage, morality, immorality, liberty, justice.
00:57:09.680And that we don't allow our society to violate natural law.
00:57:13.420You can ignore natural law if you're not a religious believer, but that doesn't make it exist less.
00:57:36.540Yes, we're gonna have dissenters in the Democrat Party.
00:57:38.220But unless Republicans come to an agreement that, A, we're not going to be cowards about admitting that that any kind of morality and all of our laws are based on religious morality.
00:57:47.620Our laws against murder are based on the idea that, well, it doesn't matter if a dog kills another dog, right?
00:57:53.040Okay, well, people aren't allowed to kill other people because we're made in the image and likeness of God.
00:57:58.100Because that person has dignity and value and rights that were given to him or her by our creator.
00:58:03.440The foundation of the most basic laws in our society are our Judeo-Christian values.
00:58:08.860And if we get away from that, we are never going to be able to recapture our society because it's a different society than we are trying to create.
00:58:14.680How concerned are you with the movement of, I mean, this is, in every way, this movement in America is a movement of darkness and death.
00:58:26.980And just, it's battery acid on everybody.
00:59:10.720And I don't say this to be apocalyptic.
00:59:13.300I don't say this so that people feel hopeless.
00:59:14.880I say this because this should be the impetus for us to pass laws against this, to reaffirm parental rights, to ban transgender ideology from any kind of governmental institution.
00:59:28.040One of the things that I challenge conservatives to do in the book is not just think about ordering our society from the perspective of ordering ourselves and ordering our families.
00:59:37.800Those are necessary things, of course.
00:59:38.980But we have to be able to say not everything can be accomplished by the individual.
00:59:42.960Some things we have to do collectively.
00:59:45.040We associate the word collectively with collectivism, so we don't like that.
00:59:48.580But some things we have to be able to band together and use government to order these things.
00:59:52.320We're not going to be able to fight back against these legal assaults on parental rights specifically unless we also are legislating parental rights or acknowledging the existence, the unbreakable existence of parental rights into law, into the constitutions of these states.
01:00:07.340And you can't do that without natural law or God's law, which is what we've always been based on.