The Michael Knowles Show - ＂Debunking Black History Month＂ YES or NO： John Doyle

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00:00:30.320 I actually dated a girl one time who was liberal,

00:00:33.080 and we got into it about the trans stuff,

00:00:34.560 and I told her what I thought,

00:00:35.540 and she started laughing at me.

00:00:36.640 And she produced a photo of herself as a toddler,

00:00:39.460 and it looked exactly like a little boy.

00:00:41.260 And I have never genuinely been more scared in my life.

00:00:43.420 I thought I was going to have to kill her.

00:00:44.300 Yeah.

00:00:56.020 Welcome to Yes or No,

00:00:57.180 the bibulous battle to discover who knows whom

00:00:59.940 better.

00:01:00.920 My guest today is John Doyle.

00:01:02.660 How do we play?

00:01:03.600 I will ask John a yes or no question.

00:01:05.520 He will select his answer away from my prying eyes.

00:01:08.420 Then, I will guess how he answered.

00:01:10.940 If I guess correctly, I get a point.

00:01:12.600 If I guess incorrectly, I lose a point.

00:01:14.760 No matter what,

00:01:15.880 I will probably end up drinking.

00:01:17.960 Then, it's John's turn.

00:01:19.700 Neither of us have seen the questions beforehand.

00:01:21.900 Whoever has the most points at the end wins.

00:01:24.340 The stakes could be higher.

00:01:27.640 Are we going to make a little wager, Mr. Doyle?

00:01:29.980 Thank you for being here.

00:01:30.520 I'll make a wager.

00:01:31.120 Thank you for having me.

00:01:31.720 All right.

00:01:31.980 What's your wager?

00:01:34.300 If I have more points than you by the end of this,

00:01:36.640 you have to drink two of those martinis

00:01:39.120 within a ten-minute time period.

00:01:42.640 Wow.

00:01:45.120 That's brutal.

00:01:46.600 That's taken me.

00:01:47.260 What do you want to do?

00:01:48.180 You want to half measure?

00:01:49.600 No, I haven't drunk that heavily in days.

00:01:52.220 So, okay.

00:01:53.040 All right.

00:01:53.520 All right.

00:01:53.940 Fine.

00:01:54.200 Fair enough.

00:01:57.060 Maybe we'll even film it when I do it.

00:01:59.020 I think we should.

00:01:59.680 Maybe I'll do it before my show tomorrow.

00:02:00.980 I think we should.

00:02:01.900 And then, if you lose,

00:02:04.120 if I win,

00:02:08.300 you...

00:02:08.660 All right.

00:02:09.120 Well, you know what?

00:02:09.500 We'll make it even.

00:02:10.180 Then you have to slam two of those fruity little things

00:02:12.400 that you got right there.

00:02:13.200 That's not a martini.

00:02:14.380 It's not a martini.

00:02:15.180 I was told,

00:02:15.800 actually, because of the fruity implication,

00:02:17.860 I was not allowed to join you in having a gin martini.

00:02:19.600 That's crazy.

00:02:20.560 People have this misunderstanding.

00:02:22.020 They think that the martini is like a girly drink or something.

00:02:24.780 Yeah.

00:02:25.100 This is the stiffest drink you can have.

00:02:27.160 Yeah.

00:02:27.900 Properly made,

00:02:28.680 there's like a hint of a whisper of an essence of vermouth,

00:02:32.060 and it's just cold gin with some olives in it.

00:02:34.420 Oftentimes, when I'm in public

00:02:35.560 and I hear people accusing you of being fruity

00:02:37.260 because of your drink choice,

00:02:38.320 I always refer them instead to things like your intro.

00:02:40.780 You mind or my ukulele?

00:02:42.180 Yes.

00:02:42.620 Yeah.

00:02:43.440 It's not even in the top 20.

00:02:45.080 Right.

00:02:45.320 Now, what are you drinking?

00:02:46.420 This is a Tom Collins.

00:02:47.420 So that's just gin,

00:02:48.400 I think some club soda,

00:02:49.640 some lemon.

00:02:50.320 Tom Collins is a nice,

00:02:51.620 good old wasp drink.

00:02:52.820 Right.

00:02:53.020 I love a good Tom Collins.

00:02:53.800 That's me.

00:02:54.380 A white Anglo-Saxon papist.

00:02:56.040 Yes.

00:02:56.480 A wasp.

00:02:57.160 Like Bill Buckley.

00:02:57.900 Yes.

00:02:58.040 Do you know,

00:02:58.860 speaking of who knows whom better,

00:03:00.560 do you remember where we met?

00:03:03.380 Yes, I do.

00:03:04.300 I remember, do you?

00:03:04.880 Yes, I do.

00:03:05.480 Where did we meet?

00:03:05.920 That was at Matt Walsh's pro-life rally

00:03:08.740 outside of the Planned Parenthood in Pennsylvania.

00:03:11.760 That's right.

00:03:12.180 And that was May, perhaps 2019,

00:03:14.940 and I was wearing the Brett Kavanaugh

00:03:17.040 still like beer shirt.

00:03:18.360 He remembers.

00:03:19.040 Oh yeah.

00:03:19.580 It's a big day.

00:03:19.920 I remember this because I go,

00:03:21.600 the Walsh's,

00:03:22.180 it wasn't just Matt,

00:03:22.820 I think Alyssa was involved in putting this on too.

00:03:25.000 They were going to do a big protest

00:03:26.420 because of this lunatic state representative

00:03:28.760 or something at a Planned Parenthood.

00:03:30.560 And I said,

00:03:30.880 oh, I'll go out for that.

00:03:31.520 That's good.

00:03:32.520 And I'm walking around

00:03:33.560 and I see this kid there.

00:03:35.200 You were then kind of unknown.

00:03:36.840 Yeah.

00:03:37.240 And now you got your show at The Blaze,

00:03:39.000 your big deal.

00:03:39.960 That's right.

00:03:40.360 But at the time you were kind of unknown

00:03:41.580 and I looked and I said,

00:03:43.320 you have, I have that shirt.

00:03:45.080 Yeah.

00:03:45.280 And it was just Brett Kavanaugh

00:03:46.600 at his confirmation hearing.

00:03:47.880 Yeah.

00:03:48.180 And the three words,

00:03:49.100 a still like beer.

00:03:50.560 I said, I like this guy.

00:03:52.160 Yeah.

00:03:52.320 I remember you got into a Twitter spat

00:03:54.220 with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

00:03:56.960 And to add insult to injury,

00:03:58.340 you had a photo taken of you

00:04:00.160 and you were wearing just like

00:04:01.260 college Republican like pajama pants.

00:04:03.900 You had a glass of red wine

00:04:05.340 and you were wearing the

00:04:06.020 Brett Kavanaugh still like beer shirt.

00:04:07.280 I was like,

00:04:07.560 this is what I aspired to be.

00:04:09.160 So I ordered it.

00:04:10.120 I was on vacation.

00:04:11.000 It was me and my wife,

00:04:11.880 a good buddy and his wife.

00:04:13.780 And I was like,

00:04:14.180 I think AOC is picking a fight

00:04:15.400 with me right now

00:04:16.080 as we're sort of having

00:04:17.000 our nice little aperitif.

00:04:18.440 Okay.

00:04:18.840 You understand the rules?

00:04:20.380 I believe so.

00:04:21.760 All right.

00:04:22.280 That's one of us.

00:04:22.840 Find out.

00:04:23.060 I will go first.

00:04:26.320 Do you consider yourself

00:04:27.840 an expert on black people?

00:04:31.000 And this is,

00:04:31.500 I got to answer it.

00:04:32.260 You put your answer

00:04:33.100 what you would say about yourself.

00:04:34.480 And now I have to answer

00:04:35.760 how you would answer.

00:04:36.960 Cheers.

00:04:37.420 Cheers.

00:04:37.680 We can just drink now.

00:04:39.020 Chin, chin.

00:04:40.720 You do.

00:04:42.020 You do.

00:04:42.580 And I noticed this because

00:04:44.400 you have an amazing series.

00:04:47.540 That's right.

00:04:48.060 For Black History Month.

00:04:49.040 Mm-hmm.

00:04:49.540 Where you decided

00:04:50.580 you were going to debunk

00:04:53.180 what is known as Black History.

00:04:55.620 That's right.

00:04:56.140 Yeah.

00:04:56.760 What did you find?

00:04:57.820 Well, not a whole lot there,

00:04:59.580 I guess.

00:05:00.000 I mean,

00:05:00.160 there's just a lot of stuff

00:05:00.980 that's just plainly untrue

00:05:02.020 about certain inventions

00:05:02.980 that they claim,

00:05:03.860 periods of history

00:05:04.480 that even many conservatives

00:05:05.560 think are things

00:05:06.300 to admire or revere,

00:05:08.080 which are just false.

00:05:09.000 And so, yeah,

00:05:09.420 we thought we'd go through

00:05:10.140 the entire gauntlet

00:05:11.040 and I think we're on

00:05:11.900 day 14 or 15 right now.

00:05:13.240 We're a couple days behind,

00:05:14.180 again,

00:05:14.560 being culturally respectful.

00:05:16.740 We didn't want to be

00:05:17.440 completely punctual

00:05:18.360 in our releasing

00:05:18.940 of these videos.

00:05:20.620 And, yeah,

00:05:21.120 I do claim myself

00:05:22.500 to be a sort of expert

00:05:23.560 on the black people

00:05:24.780 whom I love dearly.

00:05:25.780 And it's because

00:05:26.340 I grew up in Detroit

00:05:27.160 around them

00:05:27.820 and I just understand

00:05:28.960 kind of how their culture functions

00:05:30.580 in a way that many

00:05:31.180 white liberals

00:05:31.900 who accuse me of racism

00:05:32.880 simply don't.

00:05:33.640 Because there's a thing,

00:05:34.660 it's not even

00:05:36.000 the history of black people

00:05:38.000 or the history

00:05:38.880 that involves black people

00:05:40.020 of which many histories

00:05:41.080 partake.

00:05:42.820 There is this thing,

00:05:44.400 capital B,

00:05:45.720 capital H,

00:05:47.120 it gets shoved down

00:05:48.040 your throat

00:05:48.360 by all the liberals

00:05:49.140 in February.

00:05:50.200 Black history,

00:05:51.500 as though it's this alien thing

00:05:53.340 from the rest of history.

00:05:54.680 Right.

00:05:54.960 And it's made up

00:05:56.140 of these very secular saints,

00:05:58.300 the, you know,

00:05:58.920 supposed, you know,

00:06:00.840 innocence of Rosa Parks

00:06:02.320 or something like that.

00:06:02.940 And a lot of it

00:06:03.840 is just contrived.

00:06:04.900 Yeah.

00:06:05.380 Yeah, it's your Rosa Parks's,

00:06:06.680 your Harriet Tubman's.

00:06:07.880 I mean, literally

00:06:08.320 all of these people

00:06:09.160 are, they exist as these

00:06:10.340 kind of, like you said,

00:06:10.960 this mythological figure.

00:06:12.400 Legendary sort of figure.

00:06:13.500 Yes.

00:06:13.700 And that is entirely

00:06:14.720 just a creation of propaganda

00:06:16.320 which serves to

00:06:17.260 uproot American history

00:06:18.840 and divide people

00:06:19.780 and lead us into accepting

00:06:20.960 what is referred to

00:06:21.840 on Twitter

00:06:22.120 as gay race communism.

00:06:23.040 Yeah, right.

00:06:23.620 Well, in this,

00:06:24.520 for a lot of the

00:06:25.680 black history stuff,

00:06:27.540 it actually was promoted

00:06:28.900 by, like, literal communists.

00:06:30.560 Yes.

00:06:30.880 In the 60s.

00:06:31.800 Yeah, okay.

00:06:32.340 All right.

00:06:32.640 I don't want to jump

00:06:33.500 any other questions.

00:06:34.140 You go.

00:06:35.340 I'll clear my answer.

00:06:39.280 In the current legal system,

00:06:41.120 would you advise

00:06:41.820 all young men

00:06:42.580 to get married

00:06:43.240 without any additional

00:06:44.560 prenuptial agreements?

00:06:46.540 I've got to give my answer.

00:06:47.740 Okay.

00:06:47.860 I'll clear my answer.

00:06:47.880 I'll clear my answer.

00:06:49.860 I'll clear my answer.

00:06:51.800 You got it correct,

00:06:55.760 but there's a big but.

00:06:56.840 Yeah.

00:06:57.800 So, yes,

00:06:58.660 I'm anti-prenup.

00:07:00.120 Mm-hmm.

00:07:00.780 Even though the system

00:07:01.980 is horrifically stacked

00:07:03.560 against marriage now

00:07:04.960 because of no fault divorce

00:07:06.080 and feminism

00:07:07.300 and all the rest of it,

00:07:08.720 I don't like the prenups

00:07:10.780 because I think it undermines

00:07:12.600 the sacrament of marriage.

00:07:14.080 You're signing up

00:07:15.160 for an exit ramp, basically.

00:07:17.060 However,

00:07:18.120 if one were forced

00:07:20.140 gun to one's head

00:07:21.200 to have a prenup,

00:07:22.400 I have the Knowles prenup.

00:07:25.240 Knowles prenup is simple.

00:07:26.580 One line.

00:07:28.380 Whoever dissolves the marriage

00:07:30.340 forfeits everything.

00:07:32.980 Whoever moves

00:07:33.900 for the divorce first

00:07:35.040 forfeits everything.

00:07:36.500 Mm-hmm.

00:07:37.160 I think that would be

00:07:38.240 the kind of prenup

00:07:39.220 that it's like the anti-prenup

00:07:41.700 in that the prenups exist

00:07:43.300 to undermine the marriage.

00:07:44.800 Sure.

00:07:45.020 This one,

00:07:46.100 it's like a prisoner's dilemma

00:07:48.380 or something, right?

00:07:49.060 It's like whoever moves first

00:07:52.080 loses it all.

00:07:53.400 Right.

00:07:54.020 Yeah, no,

00:07:54.440 I think that's a good way

00:07:55.100 to counter the incentive

00:07:55.980 to move in that direction

00:07:57.240 if you want half

00:07:58.300 of somebody's nest egg

00:07:59.380 or what have you.

00:08:00.240 I have to agree with you

00:08:01.600 because I am Catholic.

00:08:02.820 However,

00:08:03.460 I always try to keep in mind

00:08:04.440 which audience I'm speaking to.

00:08:05.860 And so if I'm speaking

00:08:06.500 to an audience

00:08:07.020 of just like every man

00:08:07.920 in America,

00:08:08.660 my advice is going to be

00:08:09.980 a little bit less applicable

00:08:11.200 than if I'm speaking

00:08:11.860 to my audience

00:08:12.520 where it's like

00:08:12.880 I'm probably selecting

00:08:13.700 just by nature of the content

00:08:14.920 that we're making,

00:08:15.560 the things we talk about

00:08:16.360 for a higher quality

00:08:17.720 of young man

00:08:18.340 who's pursuing

00:08:18.780 a higher quality

00:08:19.460 of young woman.

00:08:20.140 So in that instance,

00:08:21.440 I can understand

00:08:21.960 why he may be viewing

00:08:22.820 like red pill content

00:08:23.780 and getting himself,

00:08:24.520 you know,

00:08:24.940 all worked up

00:08:26.120 and paranoid.

00:08:26.800 But it is probably the case

00:08:28.040 that if you're being

00:08:28.580 very careful about

00:08:29.560 who it is you choose

00:08:30.500 to marry,

00:08:31.020 that those concerns

00:08:31.980 are going to be less

00:08:33.140 what they would be

00:08:33.940 for the general population

00:08:35.360 marrying,

00:08:35.880 you know,

00:08:36.040 general population women.

00:08:37.640 Not to say that,

00:08:38.400 you know,

00:08:38.580 conservative women

00:08:39.320 are angels

00:08:40.400 by any stretch

00:08:41.060 of the imagination.

00:08:42.680 However,

00:08:43.320 I would agree with you.

00:08:43.680 There have been

00:08:44.080 some high profile incidents

00:08:45.600 that have created problems.

00:08:47.220 That is a diplomatic way

00:08:48.700 to put it.

00:08:49.000 Yes.

00:08:49.520 Now,

00:08:50.280 there's two sides to this.

00:08:51.680 One,

00:08:52.600 yeah,

00:08:52.880 okay,

00:08:53.020 so you're saying

00:08:53.420 to my audience

00:08:55.860 which gets it,

00:08:56.700 I give some advice

00:08:57.720 but that might not

00:08:58.660 be totally applicable to it.

00:08:59.920 However,

00:09:00.420 I would say

00:09:00.780 I would not encourage

00:09:01.720 any man to sign a prenup

00:09:02.920 because I think

00:09:05.000 that action

00:09:06.680 is wrong per se.

00:09:07.980 Yeah.

00:09:08.200 And so I would never

00:09:08.800 encourage a bad thing

00:09:10.620 for people.

00:09:10.940 I wouldn't make

00:09:11.860 some moral concession

00:09:13.000 or equivocation

00:09:14.280 for one group.

00:09:15.500 I would say,

00:09:15.760 no,

00:09:15.880 no,

00:09:15.980 you just have to,

00:09:16.820 obviously,

00:09:17.240 you have to

00:09:18.240 order your marriage

00:09:20.400 toward the right thing.

00:09:21.540 Part of that is

00:09:22.160 picking the right girl,

00:09:23.060 sure.

00:09:23.540 Part of that is

00:09:24.360 leading your wife

00:09:25.940 in a way

00:09:26.480 so that you're,

00:09:27.600 you know,

00:09:28.020 moving forward together

00:09:28.980 in a good way.

00:09:29.740 I totally agree with that.

00:09:30.560 The only reason

00:09:30.940 I bring that up

00:09:31.740 is to say that

00:09:32.260 when I say this sometimes

00:09:33.260 I get yelled at by people

00:09:34.440 who are like,

00:09:34.980 how could you say this?

00:09:35.820 Haven't you seen

00:09:36.420 like what Andrew Tate is saying?

00:09:37.280 I'm like,

00:09:37.620 I am not talking to guys

00:09:38.940 who are watching.

00:09:39.540 You would never agree

00:09:40.340 with what I'm saying anyway

00:09:41.220 and at a certain point

00:09:42.020 I try not to be

00:09:42.860 the catcher in the rye

00:09:43.780 where I'm standing out

00:09:44.960 in the rye

00:09:45.380 trying to prevent stupid people

00:09:46.540 from like sprinting

00:09:47.260 off a cliff.

00:09:47.860 Like I would prefer

00:09:48.380 to talk to people

00:09:49.060 who I think are maybe

00:09:49.740 a little bit smarter,

00:09:50.460 a little bit more moral

00:09:51.380 and so I totally agree.

00:09:52.860 I would not advise

00:09:53.620 any guy to get into

00:09:54.800 that kind of situation

00:09:55.700 where you are conceding

00:09:56.740 the possibility

00:09:57.480 of it not working out

00:09:58.840 at which point

00:09:59.580 why would you even

00:10:00.280 But there is this tough

00:10:01.020 thing now.

00:10:02.740 I mean,

00:10:03.140 you even hear about

00:10:03.880 it's very rare

00:10:04.860 but even with the most

00:10:06.120 hardcore traditionalist

00:10:08.660 TLM attending,

00:10:10.260 Catholic,

00:10:11.360 you know,

00:10:11.760 even there

00:10:12.440 marriages dissolve

00:10:13.360 or you think of the groups

00:10:14.500 that have much higher

00:10:15.520 marriage rates

00:10:16.140 like Orthodox Jews,

00:10:17.980 Mormons,

00:10:19.840 you know,

00:10:21.140 depends on how you cut it

00:10:22.740 because there's so many

00:10:23.220 flavors of Protestantism

00:10:24.300 but some are much more likely

00:10:25.400 to be hardcore

00:10:26.920 about marriage

00:10:27.480 than others.

00:10:27.900 But you still have

00:10:29.560 this political fact

00:10:30.600 of a legal system

00:10:31.600 that creates

00:10:32.520 all these inducements

00:10:33.820 Yes.

00:10:34.280 to dissolve a marriage

00:10:35.280 and you think,

00:10:36.180 well,

00:10:36.320 okay,

00:10:36.520 you do have to grapple

00:10:37.720 with that.

00:10:38.220 Like,

00:10:38.360 I guess my,

00:10:39.240 the men going their own way

00:10:41.440 answer is individualist,

00:10:44.220 liberal in its own way

00:10:45.460 which is,

00:10:45.980 well,

00:10:46.060 I'm out,

00:10:46.840 you know.

00:10:47.220 But I guess my answer

00:10:48.460 being a proper,

00:10:50.320 you know,

00:10:50.680 I guess they would say

00:10:51.280 authoritarian or something

00:10:52.500 is,

00:10:53.060 well,

00:10:53.300 you need a political solution.

00:10:55.120 A lot of people

00:10:55.600 don't know this.

00:10:56.760 Divorce as we know it

00:10:57.680 is very novel

00:10:58.680 within the last half century

00:10:59.840 or so.

00:11:00.640 New York didn't legalize

00:11:02.260 no-fault divorce

00:11:02.900 until like 2011

00:11:03.800 or something.

00:11:04.960 You know,

00:11:05.100 it's very,

00:11:05.800 very recent.

00:11:06.840 But,

00:11:08.000 you know,

00:11:08.280 good luck talking

00:11:08.860 to the national

00:11:09.460 Republican platform

00:11:10.340 that says,

00:11:10.720 we're going to run

00:11:11.060 against divorce.

00:11:12.380 We're going to tighten

00:11:13.240 up the divorce laws.

00:11:14.340 Even the hardcore

00:11:15.200 GOP politicians,

00:11:16.880 they won't openly

00:11:17.780 run on that.

00:11:19.100 Yeah,

00:11:19.300 I mean,

00:11:19.540 insofar as the conversation

00:11:20.680 occurs at scale,

00:11:22.180 we hear a lot of talk

00:11:22.900 about men needing

00:11:23.520 to marry up

00:11:24.040 and get married

00:11:24.640 from these kind of

00:11:25.440 maybe more feminist

00:11:26.340 type conservatives.

00:11:27.260 But very little attention

00:11:28.420 is paid to doing away

00:11:30.220 with the privileges,

00:11:31.260 I guess you would say,

00:11:31.980 that women have gotten

00:11:32.620 from these kinds of

00:11:33.780 these feminist movements

00:11:35.020 which have enabled them

00:11:35.940 to have more freedom

00:11:36.600 to maneuver

00:11:37.020 within relationships.

00:11:37.980 So they want to have

00:11:38.920 their cake and eat it too

00:11:39.960 where it's like,

00:11:40.560 men must marry up

00:11:41.280 and marry me.

00:11:42.720 However,

00:11:43.020 also if I decide

00:11:43.740 I don't like this,

00:11:44.420 I'm free to leave

00:11:45.260 at any point.

00:11:46.600 Yeah,

00:11:47.020 yeah.

00:11:47.480 And the irony of it

00:11:48.980 is you say

00:11:49.620 it's a privilege for women,

00:11:51.060 but it ends up ruining

00:11:51.780 their lives

00:11:52.240 and they end up

00:11:52.640 being all miserable.

00:11:53.540 It's that kind of thing

00:11:54.300 of like,

00:11:55.060 you know,

00:11:55.460 a feminist will say,

00:11:56.700 you don't like abortion

00:11:58.120 because you want

00:11:58.580 to control women's bodies.

00:12:00.120 And then the kind

00:12:00.940 of squishy guy,

00:12:02.280 maybe feminist sounding

00:12:03.700 conservative says,

00:12:05.180 I don't want to control

00:12:06.300 your bodies.

00:12:06.960 And I guess my answer is,

00:12:08.620 I'm willing to control

00:12:10.220 your body.

00:12:10.620 Like in the sense

00:12:11.400 that that's not

00:12:11.840 what I'm chiefly after.

00:12:12.780 I just don't want you

00:12:13.500 to kill your kid

00:12:14.080 and I don't want us

00:12:14.740 to slaughter babies.

00:12:15.960 But I'll be blunt about it,

00:12:18.360 I'm willing to have the law

00:12:20.120 control people's bodies.

00:12:22.760 And like,

00:12:23.120 the law controls

00:12:23.780 all of our bodies.

00:12:24.580 I can't shoot heroin

00:12:25.300 right now in most states.

00:12:26.860 I can't,

00:12:27.320 you know,

00:12:27.620 like I can't drive

00:12:28.980 100 miles an hour

00:12:29.660 on the road home.

00:12:30.500 I can't,

00:12:30.820 like yes,

00:12:31.320 the law imposes

00:12:31.920 restrictions on our bodies.

00:12:33.180 It especially does that

00:12:34.380 to women in this case

00:12:35.600 of abortion,

00:12:36.360 but it's just,

00:12:37.340 you can't kill your kid.

00:12:38.540 Like, yes,

00:12:38.980 I guess that's

00:12:41.180 a restriction on you,

00:12:42.160 but biology and reality

00:12:44.600 and the law

00:12:45.100 impose restrictions on us.

00:12:46.320 Yeah, yeah.

00:12:46.840 And that's the nature of it.

00:12:47.900 And it is such

00:12:48.380 a dishonest framing too

00:12:49.360 because they're trying

00:12:50.020 to gotcha.

00:12:51.040 Like,

00:12:51.200 so you're saying

00:12:51.780 you want to,

00:12:52.200 it's like,

00:12:52.940 that's going to make me

00:12:53.780 look bad for saying that,

00:12:55.060 but I mean,

00:12:55.420 why don't you look bad

00:12:56.180 for suggesting

00:12:56.700 that you should have

00:12:57.360 like this kind of

00:12:57.880 political autonomy?

00:12:58.820 So it's just totally

00:12:59.420 like distorted

00:13:00.340 and disordered.

00:13:01.200 I have to go to work

00:13:01.920 to pay my mortgage.

00:13:02.800 That controls my body.

00:13:03.840 Okay.

00:13:04.000 That's right.

00:13:04.280 I'm clearing my answer.

00:13:07.840 Before I say this prompt,

00:13:09.320 we have to watch this video.

00:13:11.740 Yes.

00:13:12.280 That is the most

00:13:12.980 controversial weapon

00:13:13.960 in the country right now.

00:13:14.900 It's controversial

00:13:15.440 because I've seen

00:13:16.160 the damage it's done.

00:13:16.860 I've seen x-rays of bones

00:13:20.060 shattered like fire glass

00:13:21.580 dealt with these.

00:13:22.600 Are we shooting

00:13:23.080 these actual guns?

00:13:24.400 Yep.

00:13:24.840 Hit that.

00:13:27.320 There you go.

00:13:28.140 Oh my.

00:13:28.440 Was it scary?

00:13:29.360 It was a little,

00:13:29.840 I was a little,

00:13:30.560 I was a little freaked out.

00:13:31.580 Because it made a big noise?

00:13:32.940 It did make a big noise.

00:13:34.220 I walked in,

00:13:34.980 because I've never been

00:13:35.560 to a shooting range

00:13:36.260 or anything before.

00:13:36.900 I was walking in

00:13:38.460 through the hallway

00:13:38.960 and I like heard

00:13:39.900 the gunshots.

00:13:40.500 I was like,

00:13:40.860 oh, that's not too bad.

00:13:41.880 And then the door opened.

00:13:43.680 It was like,

00:13:45.040 oh, it was a lot,

00:13:45.640 it was a lot louder

00:13:46.200 than I thought it was

00:13:46.720 going to be.

00:13:47.720 Do you know why?

00:13:49.260 Well, because it's like

00:13:50.180 a little explosion

00:13:51.280 when you try to shoot

00:13:52.860 the gun.

00:13:53.420 That is what's happening.

00:13:54.600 It explodes.

00:13:55.660 It does explode.

00:13:57.100 Has your perspective

00:13:57.860 changed at all

00:13:58.700 on guns or gun control?

00:13:59.940 Is taking libs

00:14:06.980 to the gun range

00:14:07.800 more effective

00:14:08.620 in finding common ground

00:14:09.680 with libs

00:14:10.160 than an evening

00:14:10.900 with cigars?

00:14:13.240 Would you say

00:14:14.260 finding common ground

00:14:16.080 with libs?

00:14:19.940 Would you say?

00:14:24.860 You would say no.

00:14:26.840 Correct.

00:14:27.620 Yeah.

00:14:27.900 Why?

00:14:28.720 Well,

00:14:29.080 you must understand

00:14:30.180 those libs in particular

00:14:31.400 were friends of mine

00:14:33.080 from high school

00:14:33.820 which in that same summer

00:14:35.280 of 2019

00:14:35.860 when I was, you know,

00:14:36.700 getting my stuff

00:14:37.300 off the ground

00:14:37.920 I was like,

00:14:38.360 hey, do you guys

00:14:38.620 want to go shoot guns?

00:14:39.360 I'm trying to make content

00:14:40.180 on the internet

00:14:40.780 where we shoot guns.

00:14:42.100 And so we went

00:14:42.800 and these were good people.

00:14:44.060 I mean,

00:14:44.240 they are maintaining

00:14:45.160 a liberal disposition

00:14:46.000 but I knew

00:14:46.780 that they were good people.

00:14:47.680 I knew that they would

00:14:48.220 go to a gun range

00:14:49.180 with me

00:14:49.600 whereas most liberals

00:14:50.300 would think that I'm

00:14:51.020 like an insane crazy person.

00:14:52.300 Are they still your friends?

00:14:54.340 Two,

00:14:55.120 one and a half

00:14:56.040 would they say

00:14:56.900 they're still your friends?

00:14:57.880 Maybe one.

00:14:58.460 Okay, all right.

00:14:59.480 They're very fine people.

00:15:00.540 They're wonderful.

00:15:01.580 They're very fine people.

00:15:02.380 That's what Trump said

00:15:03.100 about Nazis at Charlottesville.

00:15:04.480 I'm reliable.

00:15:04.940 That's not true.

00:15:05.720 Oh, he didn't say that.

00:15:06.800 The point being

00:15:07.440 nowadays, frankly,

00:15:08.320 I don't know

00:15:08.560 if I would be comfortable

00:15:09.260 going to a gun range

00:15:10.180 with liberals

00:15:10.700 given the way

00:15:11.280 that they're like insane

00:15:12.240 and so I would almost

00:15:13.180 prefer to be

00:15:13.840 in a nice controlled environment

00:15:15.000 like a cigar lounge

00:15:15.860 where any damage

00:15:16.480 that's being done

00:15:17.040 is them to their own bodies

00:15:18.460 which, you know,

00:15:19.240 liberals famously enjoy doing.

00:15:21.040 So I would almost do that

00:15:22.520 and frankly,

00:15:23.140 I'm very jaded

00:15:23.860 in my old age

00:15:24.800 when it comes to

00:15:25.640 discoursing with these people.

00:15:26.960 I find it to be

00:15:28.540 almost an exercise

00:15:29.200 in vanity

00:15:29.820 or entertainment.

00:15:31.560 Like I will accept a fee

00:15:32.760 and I will go debate

00:15:33.520 someone on a college campus

00:15:34.520 but in terms of

00:15:35.360 actually believing

00:15:36.320 I can reach people

00:15:37.020 at this point,

00:15:37.700 I just don't know

00:15:38.480 that that's possible.

00:15:39.700 Not to say

00:15:40.120 we shouldn't try

00:15:40.940 but me in my old state,

00:15:44.200 I just don't know

00:15:44.700 if we can.

00:15:45.600 Yeah, you might,

00:15:46.300 the gun introduction

00:15:48.020 might reach some common ground

00:15:50.860 but not in the way

00:15:51.740 a lot of people think.

00:15:52.420 Like a lot of people think

00:15:53.040 you're going to take them there

00:15:53.640 and be like,

00:15:53.940 this is awesome,

00:15:54.520 I like guns now

00:15:55.360 and that's not really

00:15:56.020 what happens.

00:15:56.760 More of what happens

00:15:57.640 is that where they say

00:15:58.480 this is even scarier

00:16:00.340 than I thought it was.

00:16:01.600 Now you can find

00:16:02.560 common ground I think

00:16:03.480 in that when they

00:16:04.780 shoot the gun

00:16:05.380 it disabuses them

00:16:06.740 of some of their

00:16:07.580 Marvel movie notions

00:16:08.820 like why didn't the cop

00:16:10.240 just shoot the criminal

00:16:10.960 in the leg or whatever

00:16:11.920 and why didn't he shoot

00:16:12.600 the gun out of his hand

00:16:13.560 or you know like

00:16:14.280 you realize no

00:16:15.040 this is an explosion

00:16:16.020 that's happening

00:16:16.520 in a piece of metal

00:16:17.120 that I'm holding

00:16:17.580 but you can find,

00:16:20.680 I find with the cigars,

00:16:22.640 one,

00:16:22.980 they don't like tobacco

00:16:23.620 because they want to

00:16:24.300 have the devil's lettuce

00:16:25.140 instead.

00:16:25.820 Yes.

00:16:26.180 Fine.

00:16:26.580 Yeah.

00:16:27.220 But cigars are great

00:16:29.580 because it's not a vice

00:16:31.000 but it seems like a vice.

00:16:32.780 Cigars are not a vice

00:16:33.680 in my view

00:16:34.360 but it kind of

00:16:35.860 seems like it is

00:16:36.480 so it allows them

00:16:37.400 to let their guard down

00:16:38.220 and you can try to speak.

00:16:39.940 I'm not quite as jaded

00:16:41.120 as you are about this

00:16:42.600 in that

00:16:42.980 I think it takes

00:16:46.280 a lot of work.

00:16:47.240 It takes a lot of work

00:16:48.360 peeling back that onion

00:16:49.400 to try to get to any

00:16:50.780 because you have to

00:16:51.920 you have to get down

00:16:53.680 to the level of religion

00:16:54.620 and it's inescapable.

00:16:56.100 You have to get down to

00:16:57.460 okay you and I

00:16:58.280 don't even agree

00:16:58.840 on what a human being is.

00:17:00.120 We don't even agree

00:17:00.980 on what a man is

00:17:02.020 or what a woman is

00:17:02.840 or what a baby is

00:17:04.180 or what

00:17:04.440 so you have to get down

00:17:05.340 to this level

00:17:05.920 of like below morality

00:17:07.620 below anthropology

00:17:09.220 below epistemology

00:17:10.460 below like below ontology.

00:17:12.340 We can't even really agree

00:17:13.060 on what it is to be

00:17:13.840 because they're like

00:17:14.260 we live in a

00:17:15.280 we live in a simulation man

00:17:17.120 and the aliens

00:17:17.840 are going to come

00:17:18.380 with their technology

00:17:18.960 so you have to go

00:17:19.560 even deeper than that.

00:17:20.840 You have to kind of ask

00:17:21.540 okay like what is

00:17:22.380 where does being come from?

00:17:25.260 Sure.

00:17:25.520 What is that?

00:17:26.080 And so you're

00:17:26.680 all the way down

00:17:27.560 at the level

00:17:27.940 of first principles

00:17:28.700 that like you thought

00:17:29.920 you were going to find

00:17:30.520 common ground

00:17:31.000 on the second amendment.

00:17:32.140 It's like you actually

00:17:33.000 have to get down to

00:17:33.800 like okay

00:17:34.280 what is the relationship

00:17:37.080 between being

00:17:37.900 and existence?

00:17:38.820 Right.

00:17:38.880 You know

00:17:39.080 you have to get

00:17:40.240 so basic

00:17:41.420 and you probably

00:17:42.820 won't come to common ground

00:17:43.760 but you might

00:17:44.400 get them to think

00:17:45.540 a little bit.

00:17:46.180 Yeah.

00:17:46.600 Maybe or maybe not.

00:17:47.600 They get annoyed

00:17:48.540 with this too

00:17:49.060 because I'm sure

00:17:49.860 you've had this experience

00:17:50.700 where you can tell them

00:17:51.480 something to the effect of

00:17:52.480 hey I can actually guess

00:17:53.900 your opinion about

00:17:54.580 like literally any topic

00:17:55.680 and they're like

00:17:56.020 no you can't

00:17:56.620 and then you actually can

00:17:57.460 because you understand

00:17:58.360 from where it is

00:17:59.380 all being derived

00:18:00.180 and they are annoyed

00:18:01.380 by this because

00:18:02.000 they you know

00:18:02.460 fancy themselves

00:18:03.160 as very individualist types

00:18:04.480 very educated

00:18:05.320 well read

00:18:05.900 this is of course

00:18:06.520 not the case

00:18:07.040 but I find that

00:18:08.360 you know

00:18:08.600 the issue of the

00:18:09.140 second amendment

00:18:09.540 for example

00:18:10.040 they may even concede

00:18:11.380 like okay

00:18:11.800 this isn't as scary

00:18:12.580 as I thought

00:18:13.180 but these are people

00:18:14.200 who if presented

00:18:15.060 with facts about

00:18:15.740 who is actually

00:18:16.280 committing gun violence

00:18:17.140 who is actually

00:18:17.600 perpetrating

00:18:18.100 very recent

00:18:18.840 mass shootings

00:18:19.340 they would either

00:18:20.380 reject them outright

00:18:21.480 question the source

00:18:22.480 which is to say

00:18:23.080 I need to give myself

00:18:23.900 permission to not

00:18:24.620 believe you

00:18:25.100 or most commonly

00:18:26.260 they'll say

00:18:26.720 well I just need

00:18:27.400 to do more research

00:18:28.100 which again says

00:18:28.940 I don't believe you

00:18:29.820 this is simply

00:18:30.560 a fault of me

00:18:31.180 not having prepared

00:18:32.000 to explain

00:18:32.820 why I am so correct

00:18:34.000 but quite often

00:18:34.880 they just want to

00:18:35.480 exit the conversation

00:18:36.320 and they'll go

00:18:37.080 still vote democrat

00:18:37.840 which even

00:18:38.300 if they're democrat voters

00:18:39.740 who maybe are more

00:18:40.400 moderates on the

00:18:41.040 second amendment

00:18:41.600 two party system

00:18:42.660 I mean

00:18:42.920 everything else

00:18:43.780 that's evil and wrong

00:18:44.500 about the world

00:18:45.040 they're more or less

00:18:45.700 aligning themselves with

00:18:46.680 if not for this one issue

00:18:48.060 that we've reached

00:18:48.500 common ground on

00:18:49.260 and then two

00:18:49.960 it's like

00:18:50.320 if you're going to

00:18:50.960 tell me that

00:18:51.480 what the democrat

00:18:52.220 national platform is

00:18:53.280 not even the crazy

00:18:53.900 radicals from the 60s

00:18:54.960 like current policy

00:18:56.140 if that is a closer

00:18:57.420 approximation to how

00:18:58.500 you want the world

00:18:59.140 to look like

00:18:59.680 then common sense

00:19:01.140 like hey maybe

00:19:01.700 we should have a border

00:19:02.460 and not just like

00:19:03.260 I don't know

00:19:03.760 have American soldiers

00:19:04.540 die for feminism

00:19:05.300 in Pakistan

00:19:05.880 like those kinds

00:19:06.760 I just I don't know

00:19:07.920 if on my deathbed

00:19:09.240 I will not spend

00:19:10.100 more time wishing

00:19:10.860 I had spoken to

00:19:11.580 the retarded

00:19:12.040 and so I understand

00:19:12.900 that it is our job

00:19:13.740 to a certain extent

00:19:14.460 to reach people

00:19:15.460 but I might actually

00:19:16.960 on my deathbed

00:19:17.560 I might wish

00:19:18.760 I had spent more time

00:19:19.600 speaking to like

00:19:20.600 literally retarded people

00:19:21.980 that's right

00:19:22.320 charity

00:19:23.160 yeah right

00:19:23.980 and just like

00:19:24.620 actually learning

00:19:25.300 from people who have

00:19:26.440 but from people

00:19:27.460 who are just

00:19:28.200 politically obtuse

00:19:30.260 yeah

00:19:30.500 or unreachable

00:19:32.720 say yeah

00:19:33.720 I don't

00:19:34.660 I won't have wished

00:19:35.980 I had more Twitter fights

00:19:37.340 frankly like Shane Gillis says

00:19:39.060 they're much more pleasant

00:19:40.120 to speak to

00:19:40.900 literally retarded

00:19:42.180 yes

00:19:42.500 yeah certainly

00:19:42.960 whereas like liberals

00:19:43.520 are always like bitter

00:19:44.340 and angry about something

00:19:45.480 whereas you know

00:19:46.100 you speak to like

00:19:46.680 people with down syndrome

00:19:47.440 they're just like

00:19:47.820 having a great time

00:19:48.580 all the time

00:19:49.200 it's something

00:19:49.900 to aspire to

00:19:50.700 and yeah

00:19:51.260 and it's those people

00:19:52.220 that the libs

00:19:52.700 are trying to kill

00:19:53.340 yes

00:19:53.680 boast about killing

00:19:54.800 literally

00:19:55.240 misery loves company

00:19:56.000 they are

00:19:56.320 they are threatened

00:19:57.020 by the fact

00:19:57.620 that they can enjoy life

00:19:58.700 yeah

00:19:59.100 right

00:19:59.640 right

00:19:59.940 because yeah

00:20:00.320 it does

00:20:00.600 it also gets down

00:20:01.560 to like

00:20:02.080 really base

00:20:03.080 assumptions

00:20:04.060 about what life is

00:20:05.080 when it's like

00:20:05.400 well it's just consciousness

00:20:06.460 or it's the ability

00:20:07.340 to have a career

00:20:08.020 or it's like

00:20:08.740 to make money

00:20:09.820 money money

00:20:10.480 or something

00:20:10.940 no it's really not

00:20:12.240 ultimately about that

00:20:13.120 because they're narcissists

00:20:14.040 like insofar as

00:20:14.800 they're even having children

00:20:15.680 they view that to be

00:20:16.420 an extension of themselves

00:20:17.540 it's like a Barbie doll

00:20:18.720 or something

00:20:19.100 and so

00:20:19.480 that's why they're all

00:20:20.200 like secretly eugenicists

00:20:21.360 too

00:20:21.480 the ones who are like

00:20:22.120 using these you know

00:20:22.800 embryo websites

00:20:23.900 and everything

00:20:24.420 so yeah

00:20:24.960 if they find out

00:20:25.660 that their child

00:20:26.160 is going to have

00:20:26.660 down syndrome

00:20:27.080 or something

00:20:27.540 they view that

00:20:28.360 not to be like

00:20:28.960 still my child

00:20:29.680 this is just now

00:20:30.320 an inconvenience

00:20:31.060 this is like

00:20:31.540 if I wanted

00:20:32.060 a defective handbag

00:20:33.280 yes

00:20:33.640 I wanted this for my birthday

00:20:34.880 instead I got like

00:20:35.720 the knockoff version

00:20:36.680 which is a completely

00:20:37.440 disgusting way

00:20:38.120 to view life

00:20:38.660 yeah

00:20:38.920 and they say

00:20:39.320 I'll return it

00:20:40.260 yep

00:20:40.520 there are actually

00:20:41.280 like lawsuits about that

00:20:42.240 from IVF companies

00:20:43.140 and yes

00:20:43.900 yeah it is

00:20:44.920 you're jading me more

00:20:46.440 even on conversing

00:20:47.860 with the libs

00:20:49.440 yeah

00:20:50.220 anyway you're up

00:20:52.280 we have to watch

00:20:54.420 a video first

00:20:55.580 did I do that right

00:20:57.500 it was well done

00:20:58.200 oh thank you

00:20:58.980 we're just like evil

00:20:59.860 the Tuskegee Airmen

00:21:00.900 right

00:21:01.120 the best pilots

00:21:01.940 of the war

00:21:02.420 they get Netflix shows

00:21:03.520 all that

00:21:04.040 black women delivering mail

00:21:05.420 better than everybody else

00:21:06.600 what was the actual

00:21:07.780 black service record

00:21:08.880 in World War II though

00:21:09.880 it was not very Hollywood

00:21:11.300 first off

00:21:11.920 America had 1.2 million

00:21:13.540 black soldiers

00:21:14.380 of which only 708

00:21:16.120 actually died in war

00:21:17.420 because they were

00:21:18.040 almost entirely

00:21:18.760 kept from combat

00:21:19.640 this is because

00:21:20.240 their scores

00:21:20.860 on the army general

00:21:21.820 classification test

00:21:22.920 which was given

00:21:23.420 to everyone

00:21:23.920 were lower on average

00:21:25.140 and so they were

00:21:25.700 instead often assigned

00:21:26.800 to things like

00:21:27.320 labor units

00:21:28.040 rather than combat units

00:21:29.380 I guess tests

00:21:30.200 have always been racist

00:21:31.120 for comparison

00:21:31.840 we only had

00:21:32.520 33,000

00:21:33.460 Japanese Americans

00:21:34.540 involved in World War II

00:21:35.820 and they had 800

00:21:36.900 killed in action

00:21:37.740 literally more people

00:21:38.960 from the country

00:21:39.540 we nuked twice

00:21:40.540 died for America

00:21:41.540 where's their Netflix program

00:21:42.800 the Japanese

00:21:43.540 truly our greatest ally

00:21:45.100 well you know

00:21:46.000 I didn't

00:21:46.780 I actually didn't know that

00:21:47.900 can I get a point

00:21:49.500 yeah

00:21:50.100 the question was

00:21:50.940 did you know

00:21:51.840 that the Tuskegee Airmen story

00:21:53.180 is as fake as Wakanda

00:21:55.020 well now I kind of want

00:21:57.540 to get the points

00:21:58.100 but I don't want to be a liar

00:21:59.300 yeah so I guess

00:22:00.560 you know what

00:22:01.480 to be honest

00:22:02.400 I assume that you did know that

00:22:03.840 and so

00:22:04.200 you're gonna

00:22:04.700 you're gonna out of charity

00:22:05.880 yes

00:22:06.380 I hadn't screwed up

00:22:07.060 my own game

00:22:07.400 okay

00:22:07.620 yes

00:22:07.900 no I didn't

00:22:08.880 because

00:22:09.300 well so look

00:22:10.580 the lib argument

00:22:11.380 would be

00:22:12.060 was it great

00:22:13.060 that was the most charitable

00:22:13.740 way to get a point

00:22:14.360 ever in the history

00:22:14.980 of this game

00:22:15.320 he didn't get the point

00:22:17.180 but now the producers

00:22:18.380 no because he knew

00:22:19.380 he assumed

00:22:20.360 had I not blurted it out

00:22:21.660 that I would have known that

00:22:22.840 I didn't know that

00:22:24.080 and what the libs would say

00:22:25.600 then

00:22:25.820 like before the second part

00:22:26.920 of your video

00:22:27.240 the libs would say

00:22:27.700 well yeah

00:22:28.020 they were kept from combat

00:22:29.280 they were kept from

00:22:29.880 these glorious roles

00:22:31.200 because they were underestimated

00:22:34.300 and it was segregation

00:22:36.040 and actually it would have been better

00:22:38.400 we hated them so much

00:22:40.920 we wouldn't let them go die in combat

00:22:42.400 yes

00:22:42.720 but then the second part is

00:22:44.020 well hold on

00:22:44.420 surely there was some prejudice

00:22:46.200 against the Japanese

00:22:47.260 in America after Pearl Harbor

00:22:48.740 but we did send them to combat

00:22:50.660 so is it

00:22:52.080 which is

00:22:52.920 we were so prejudiced

00:22:54.960 against the black people

00:22:55.860 we didn't let them fight in combat

00:22:57.020 and we were so prejudiced

00:22:58.080 against the Japanese people

00:22:59.540 we made them fight in combat

00:23:01.000 and something's got to give

00:23:02.640 one of those things

00:23:03.440 yeah their cousins

00:23:04.220 were like in internment camps

00:23:05.500 and we were like

00:23:06.160 hey would you mind going

00:23:06.940 and dying for our country please

00:23:08.180 and they did at a higher rate

00:23:09.560 per capita

00:23:10.060 so yeah it's just one of those things

00:23:11.660 it's the mythology

00:23:12.340 that's constructed

00:23:13.100 because if you want to tell

00:23:14.500 the story of black success

00:23:15.600 in America

00:23:16.100 you ultimately have to tell

00:23:17.120 the story of America

00:23:18.180 but they don't want to have

00:23:19.280 that conversation or story

00:23:20.360 and so they have to try

00:23:21.020 to carve out their own

00:23:21.940 whether it's in mythology

00:23:23.420 national anthems

00:23:24.760 independence days

00:23:26.000 it's just completely nonsensical

00:23:27.540 yeah that

00:23:28.440 because there's something

00:23:29.840 to myths

00:23:30.680 like I'm not anti-myth

00:23:32.320 you want the myth

00:23:33.900 to be related to reality

00:23:35.840 but mythos creates

00:23:37.580 a whole picture

00:23:38.340 and a civic program

00:23:40.780 you know building on that

00:23:41.960 but if the myth is a lie

00:23:44.560 then you're going to have

00:23:46.360 downstream negative effects

00:23:47.560 of that

00:23:47.920 yeah

00:23:48.560 so do you

00:23:49.220 it's very tricky

00:23:50.920 well I guess it's similar

00:23:52.800 to how

00:23:53.380 one of the great black figures

00:23:55.080 in American history

00:23:55.680 is Booker Washington

00:23:56.580 Booker Tagliaferro

00:23:58.140 good Italian name

00:23:58.920 Washington

00:23:59.380 who had this

00:24:01.260 radically different program

00:24:02.700 for black achievement

00:24:03.680 in America

00:24:04.120 than someone like

00:24:04.880 a W.E.B. Du Bois

00:24:05.880 and all the other socialists

00:24:08.060 and people who said

00:24:08.580 no we just need

00:24:09.020 political revolution now

00:24:10.260 Booker Washington says

00:24:11.540 no we actually

00:24:12.160 we kind of have to build

00:24:13.560 material tangible

00:24:15.740 wealth and improvement

00:24:18.280 and institutions

00:24:19.120 and that's how black people

00:24:20.300 are going to achieve in America

00:24:21.100 sure

00:24:21.400 and then the socialists said

00:24:22.300 no no no

00:24:22.620 we just need to demand

00:24:23.540 more regulations

00:24:24.360 and laws and stuff

00:24:25.140 and Booker Washington

00:24:27.200 is entirely written out

00:24:28.540 of the official narrative

00:24:30.520 of black history

00:24:31.240 where he's not written out

00:24:32.560 he's condemned

00:24:33.720 he's sort of mocked

00:24:35.180 you know

00:24:35.460 yeah

00:24:36.260 yeah they call them

00:24:37.000 race traitors

00:24:37.900 Uncle Tom

00:24:38.560 yeah

00:24:38.800 what have you

00:24:39.380 so

00:24:40.420 I think it's anti-Italian

00:24:41.640 discrimination

00:24:42.240 because Italia Faro

00:24:43.060 because you're so close

00:24:43.700 oh

00:24:43.920 I was going to say

00:24:44.820 because you're so close

00:24:45.540 because we're the black people

00:24:47.220 of Europe

00:24:47.420 yeah yeah yeah

00:24:47.960 right

00:24:48.180 okay

00:24:48.440 I'm up

00:24:49.600 cleared answer

00:24:50.500 there is no conservative

00:24:53.060 civil war

00:24:53.820 it's just that half

00:24:55.700 the supposedly based

00:24:56.920 commentators out there

00:24:58.100 were never actually

00:24:59.100 conservatives to begin with

00:25:00.980 what's your answer

00:25:04.000 did you mark

00:25:07.220 not yet

00:25:07.880 your answer is going to be

00:25:09.360 yes

00:25:12.080 yes

00:25:13.080 that's correct

00:25:13.460 that is correct

00:25:14.320 yeah

00:25:14.580 no that is correct

00:25:15.800 are we spilling tea here

00:25:17.780 or no you're speaking generally

00:25:18.840 well you know

00:25:19.620 as much as I would like

00:25:20.440 to name names

00:25:21.180 there is

00:25:21.720 you call them the usual suspects

00:25:23.060 you can name names

00:25:24.060 the thing is

00:25:24.540 they want that

00:25:25.700 because it's drama to them

00:25:27.000 it's content

00:25:27.620 it's all that

00:25:28.360 it is less about

00:25:29.200 you know

00:25:29.400 embarking from

00:25:30.140 first principles

00:25:30.820 and actually having a discussion

00:25:31.880 about how the world

00:25:32.520 ought to be

00:25:33.080 I call these people

00:25:34.280 sometimes maybe reciprocal

00:25:35.480 where you know

00:25:36.560 you'll have like

00:25:37.280 if Trump says

00:25:38.220 we have to do 110 degrees

00:25:39.520 they say no

00:25:40.140 we actually have to do 70

00:25:41.340 or if Trump says

00:25:42.220 we have to do

00:25:42.880 you know

00:25:43.260 20 degrees

00:25:43.920 they'll say no

00:25:44.340 we actually have to do

00:25:44.920 like 160

00:25:45.400 so there is no answer

00:25:46.840 that could ever

00:25:47.300 satisfy these people

00:25:48.340 it is always simply

00:25:49.180 how can I be contrarian

00:25:50.440 how can I be edgy

00:25:51.420 and anything that

00:25:52.320 Donald Trump does

00:25:53.140 they will pretend

00:25:53.920 that they were denying

00:25:54.660 that it ever could have happened

00:25:55.920 and then when it does happen

00:25:56.980 they say

00:25:57.360 well this is insufficient

00:25:58.260 and again

00:25:59.120 it's all just like

00:25:59.760 vanity for them

00:26:00.420 it is to say

00:26:00.960 nobody is holier than me

00:26:02.480 I am the most based

00:26:03.440 and red-pilled person ever

00:26:04.380 because I want this to happen

00:26:05.640 they're playing with action figures

00:26:07.100 that's all it is

00:26:07.760 like if I were in charge

00:26:08.580 I would do this

00:26:09.300 and it's like

00:26:09.840 that's cool I guess

00:26:11.180 I can see why that's entertaining

00:26:12.280 and maybe even funny

00:26:13.140 but I am trying to move the ball

00:26:15.160 down the field

00:26:15.800 so that I no longer

00:26:16.540 have to worry so much

00:26:17.460 about the state of my country

00:26:18.480 and so I just

00:26:19.360 I don't have an appetite

00:26:20.260 for this kind of stuff

00:26:21.100 I don't have patience

00:26:21.800 for this kind of stuff

00:26:22.580 and you notice too

00:26:23.420 the left is very hell-bent

00:26:25.280 on assuring everybody

00:26:26.260 that this is in fact happening

00:26:27.760 the New York Times

00:26:28.640 writes about it

00:26:29.280 the Atlantic writes about it

00:26:30.280 they want everybody to say

00:26:31.380 hey there's this

00:26:32.260 MAGA civil war

00:26:33.040 I know how you're demoralized

00:26:34.400 and on suicide watch

00:26:35.300 because you're losing

00:26:35.940 so profoundly

00:26:36.680 however

00:26:37.100 things aren't looking so good

00:26:38.420 in that camp

00:26:38.960 that by all measures

00:26:39.620 appears to be winning

00:26:40.360 they're having a civil war

00:26:41.900 and of course

00:26:42.480 these people love that

00:26:43.260 because they're like

00:26:43.720 see look we're effective

00:26:44.660 we have influence

00:26:45.340 you know people in the White House

00:26:46.800 I know

00:26:47.300 they are the laughing stock

00:26:49.080 they joke about

00:26:50.080 there is no civil war

00:26:51.300 beyond what you're seeing online

00:26:52.540 everything is going swimmingly

00:26:54.220 so do not blackpill

00:26:55.360 do not be disheartened by this

00:26:56.960 so is there a civil war

00:26:58.580 in the sense that

00:26:59.140 it is personally annoying

00:27:00.220 to me and my colleagues

00:27:01.280 of course

00:27:01.840 however

00:27:02.140 I'm not a selfish guy

00:27:03.200 big picture

00:27:04.140 bird's eye

00:27:04.720 I think we're doing very well

00:27:06.240 and this is all just nonsense

00:27:07.240 it's an

00:27:07.620 the people who run the psyops

00:27:09.300 the people who are in charge

00:27:10.660 of doing these

00:27:11.180 they make very handsome

00:27:12.280 they did not just go away

00:27:13.740 after Trump took office

00:27:14.900 they relocated

00:27:15.780 and they re-strategized

00:27:16.820 and so that's all this is

00:27:18.080 they spent five seconds

00:27:19.540 trying to get Harry Sisson

00:27:20.900 to get young men

00:27:21.920 to stop voting

00:27:22.620 for Republicans

00:27:23.620 and come back to Democrats

00:27:24.460 that clearly didn't work

00:27:25.600 now they're trying to appeal

00:27:26.660 to this sort of like

00:27:27.500 based

00:27:28.700 normal streamer class

00:27:30.380 where it's like

00:27:30.900 hey you've got this guy

00:27:31.720 he's really red-pilled

00:27:32.840 because he's saying

00:27:33.440 all these memes

00:27:33.960 that were funny

00:27:34.440 like ten years ago

00:27:35.160 but he's saying them now

00:27:36.000 but also

00:27:36.640 he thinks it's really cool

00:27:37.740 to not vote for Trump

00:27:38.880 it's like

00:27:39.560 I can see what's happening here

00:27:42.060 he's so based

00:27:42.660 that he hates Trump

00:27:44.000 and Vance

00:27:45.040 and the entire White House

00:27:47.340 and all the Republican senators

00:27:48.640 and frequently allies with

00:27:50.900 and cozies up to Democrats

00:27:52.300 yeah

00:27:52.740 like exclusively actually

00:27:53.900 and endorses Democrat candidates

00:27:55.320 so like

00:27:55.780 can we call a duck a duck here

00:27:57.400 I mean

00:27:57.720 it is behaving like so

00:27:59.100 and that's the thing

00:27:59.920 you know

00:28:00.080 if you're a Democrat

00:28:00.800 and you do have an IQ

00:28:01.920 above like 115

00:28:02.920 which

00:28:03.380 let's just concede

00:28:04.780 that that is a possibility here

00:28:06.040 you're not going to get young guys

00:28:07.980 to stop voting for Trump

00:28:09.360 by 40 points

00:28:10.080 you're not going to make that swing

00:28:11.400 undone

00:28:12.400 by simply saying

00:28:13.540 we need to do

00:28:14.080 gay race communism better

00:28:15.280 and put Harry Sisson's face on it

00:28:16.840 but what you can do

00:28:18.020 if your end goal

00:28:18.680 is not so much ideological

00:28:19.700 but just simply

00:28:20.660 making them disengage

00:28:21.860 from the political process

00:28:22.880 you can say

00:28:23.880 hey you know what

00:28:25.000 I know you're not going to

00:28:26.020 stop voting for Trump

00:28:26.900 because you're going to sign up

00:28:27.800 to you know

00:28:28.360 Newsom or Kamala or whatever

00:28:29.660 but maybe

00:28:30.600 we can get you to say

00:28:31.760 I'm actually too based for Trump

00:28:33.400 I'm too based to vote

00:28:34.260 and so

00:28:34.680 I'm not going to vote anymore

00:28:35.420 you know

00:28:36.640 the reason that I wouldn't

00:28:37.980 if the question had been asked of me

00:28:39.440 my hold up would be

00:28:41.600 there's no conservative civil war

00:28:43.500 I basically agree with that

00:28:44.840 it's just

00:28:46.040 that half the supposedly based commentators

00:28:47.880 were never actually conservatives

00:28:48.780 the just is what gives me pause

00:28:50.620 because I think

00:28:51.260 there are actually

00:28:52.060 nuances here

00:28:54.000 within this class

00:28:55.100 you think of guys like

00:28:56.660 Dave Smith

00:28:57.620 who I've been on panels

00:28:59.300 and things with

00:28:59.860 or guys like Glenn Greenwald

00:29:01.340 who I've been on panels with

00:29:02.180 who I actually personally

00:29:03.400 have gotten along with

00:29:04.620 I you know

00:29:05.080 I don't really have a personal issue

00:29:06.500 with those guys

00:29:07.080 but you think

00:29:08.100 all right Dave Smith

00:29:08.700 is a libertarian

00:29:09.800 he's not a conservative

00:29:11.340 and he's a libertarian

00:29:12.400 and so the libertarians

00:29:13.580 are like the libs of the right

00:29:14.820 they're sometimes on the right

00:29:15.700 but they often are with the left

00:29:16.880 a guy like Glenn Greenwald

00:29:18.240 he is a man of the left

00:29:19.260 he is thoroughly a man of the left

00:29:20.660 he just contradicts the left

00:29:22.940 in some crucial moments

00:29:24.240 so great

00:29:25.480 I'm happy to have another vote

00:29:26.540 or people you know

00:29:27.460 trying to support us

00:29:28.120 but that's not reliable anyway

00:29:30.040 that's one group

00:29:31.120 guys who really are not

00:29:32.280 particularly conservative

00:29:33.200 who sometimes they're with us

00:29:35.760 but sometimes they'll revert

00:29:36.980 and not be

00:29:37.520 then I think of someone

00:29:39.160 like Megyn Kelly

00:29:39.800 I really like Megyn

00:29:41.180 Megyn was much more liberal

00:29:43.480 and on issues like LGBT

00:29:45.680 or you know

00:29:46.440 her views on trans

00:29:48.080 have changed

00:29:48.660 as more information's come in

00:29:49.740 so I think she has sincerely

00:29:51.560 moved more to the right

00:29:53.160 over the years

00:29:53.840 which is different

00:29:54.940 from the guys

00:29:55.480 who just have ideological views

00:29:56.960 that are kind of weird

00:29:57.680 that sometimes are with us

00:29:58.540 and sometimes are not

00:29:59.520 but then there's the class

00:30:02.160 of the online conservatives

00:30:03.260 where they say

00:30:04.560 there's this conservative civil war

00:30:06.600 but it's really

00:30:08.240 it's just a product

00:30:09.880 of the babbling class

00:30:11.360 it's not

00:30:12.360 I mean we have never had

00:30:13.840 a more unified conservative movement

00:30:15.500 at the level of practical politics

00:30:16.940 where you have Trump

00:30:17.920 has really unified this

00:30:19.060 Vance as the heir apparent

00:30:20.640 is very very strong

00:30:21.860 the clearest potential rival

00:30:24.200 to Vance

00:30:24.840 as the heir apparent

00:30:25.840 is Marco Rubio

00:30:26.800 and he said

00:30:27.380 they're all on the same team

00:30:29.060 you know Rubio

00:30:29.780 has essentially endorsed Vance

00:30:31.600 Trump has endorsed

00:30:32.680 both of them as a ticket

00:30:33.820 there's this unbelievable degree

00:30:36.020 of practical unity

00:30:37.020 from very very serious guys

00:30:38.680 yes

00:30:39.040 I saw this

00:30:40.900 you know

00:30:41.320 the vice president

00:30:42.120 was very close

00:30:42.940 with Charlie Kirk

00:30:43.660 a buddy

00:30:44.960 you know

00:30:45.380 and something I always admired

00:30:47.480 with Charlie

00:30:48.060 and I was friends with Charlie

00:30:49.060 for a very long time

00:30:49.880 he was a good debater

00:30:52.020 yes

00:30:52.640 he was a great fundraiser

00:30:54.560 yes

00:30:54.940 he was a good

00:30:55.540 great operator politically

00:30:57.240 but he had a coalitional sense

00:31:00.340 that was second to none

00:31:01.140 he was better at it

00:31:01.740 than Trump actually

00:31:02.400 yeah

00:31:02.760 and with Charlie

00:31:03.540 he knew how to bring in people

00:31:05.480 who kind of hate each other

00:31:06.480 but they would get along

00:31:07.780 for a common purpose

00:31:08.820 and he knew who to exclude

00:31:10.500 and he did exclude some people

00:31:12.120 and he was very practical about it

00:31:14.240 yeah

00:31:14.520 and so a lot of the attacks

00:31:15.920 on Charlie

00:31:16.620 or now you know

00:31:18.300 attacks on

00:31:19.160 TPSA

00:31:20.760 his family

00:31:21.220 but those

00:31:22.000 some of those attacks

00:31:23.220 existed before Charlie

00:31:24.280 was killed

00:31:24.760 and

00:31:25.740 a lot of times

00:31:27.060 it was just people

00:31:27.740 who were excluded

00:31:28.460 from TPSA

00:31:29.680 it was people

00:31:30.240 who Charlie said

00:31:30.800 sorry you're not on the team

00:31:31.880 and you think

00:31:32.540 okay well

00:31:32.900 yeah that's always existed

00:31:34.480 would you call that

00:31:35.580 a conservative civil war

00:31:37.220 sour grapes maybe

00:31:39.100 yeah I don't know

00:31:39.720 it's just

00:31:40.060 that's just

00:31:40.860 that's kind of like

00:31:41.620 a meta political issue

00:31:42.880 that's like guys

00:31:43.820 fighting over

00:31:44.900 the actual

00:31:45.680 but when you get to

00:31:47.080 issues

00:31:47.620 immigration

00:31:48.400 even the economy

00:31:50.220 certainly the social issues

00:31:51.880 trans abortionist

00:31:52.900 they're all totally

00:31:54.780 the conservatives

00:31:56.040 are united

00:31:57.060 and then when you get

00:31:58.200 to the candidates

00:31:58.900 Trump

00:32:00.140 Vance

00:32:01.580 Vance and Rubio

00:32:02.780 you know kind of

00:32:03.220 working as a team

00:32:04.040 I see more unity

00:32:07.200 than I've actually

00:32:08.140 ever seen in my life

00:32:09.560 on the right

00:32:10.180 which is why they have

00:32:11.320 to try so

00:32:12.180 consistently

00:32:13.220 to make you believe

00:32:14.020 the opposite

00:32:14.520 because obviously

00:32:15.200 they thrive in situations

00:32:16.320 where we're not unified

00:32:17.260 they're extremely

00:32:18.160 on the back foot

00:32:18.800 right now

00:32:19.040 so much that

00:32:19.500 Barack Obama

00:32:20.140 and Hillary Clinton

00:32:20.740 are being shopped around

00:32:21.580 to talk about

00:32:22.120 moderating their

00:32:22.800 immigration plan

00:32:23.460 which of course

00:32:24.140 they're not going to do

00:32:24.860 but that was our thing

00:32:26.600 for the last 10 years

00:32:27.560 before Trump

00:32:28.180 in the latter half

00:32:28.860 of the Obama administration

00:32:29.700 it was the conservative

00:32:30.780 media's job to say

00:32:31.900 why can't we just

00:32:32.700 talk it out

00:32:33.200 which I agree

00:32:34.280 with open dialogue

00:32:34.940 however that is not

00:32:35.740 language of strength

00:32:36.560 that is language of

00:32:37.260 please just like

00:32:37.820 don't kill me

00:32:38.360 let's maybe

00:32:38.860 and what they're saying

00:32:39.660 now

00:32:39.920 all these Democrats

00:32:40.600 are saying

00:32:40.860 you know maybe

00:32:41.260 we've gone a little

00:32:41.740 far

00:32:41.980 and we need to moderate

00:32:42.540 what they're saying

00:32:43.760 in the same breath

00:32:44.280 is Virginia

00:32:45.480 is the model

00:32:46.100 yeah

00:32:46.600 Virginia in the recent

00:32:47.720 election

00:32:48.020 Spanberger wins

00:32:48.920 running as a moderate

00:32:50.680 the minute she gets

00:32:52.340 into office

00:32:52.900 she passes

00:32:53.940 one of the most

00:32:54.580 or initiates

00:32:55.400 one of the most

00:32:55.840 radical platforms

00:32:57.100 we've seen in any state

00:32:58.120 where she's saying

00:32:59.260 we're going to

00:33:00.220 stop cooperating

00:33:01.040 with ICE

00:33:01.700 we're going to

00:33:02.460 give voting rights

00:33:03.660 to felons

00:33:04.240 we're going

00:33:04.660 soft on crime

00:33:05.720 just this

00:33:06.480 and so the model

00:33:08.060 for them clearly

00:33:08.700 is let's talk

00:33:09.680 in a more moderate way

00:33:10.680 but let's keep up

00:33:11.900 the gay race communism

00:33:12.960 let's keep up

00:33:13.640 the open borders

00:33:14.660 radical stuff

00:33:15.460 I don't know

00:33:16.380 that that plays

00:33:17.620 well that's because

00:33:18.260 they understand

00:33:19.040 how media works

00:33:20.100 and they understand

00:33:20.700 that most people's

00:33:21.400 experience with the news

00:33:22.660 and what is happening

00:33:23.460 is going to be based on

00:33:24.520 words coming out

00:33:25.420 of people's mouths

00:33:26.060 and so if they see

00:33:26.860 their political class

00:33:27.740 saying no we're going

00:33:28.700 to moderate

00:33:29.060 that may bring back

00:33:30.380 some of the Dems

00:33:31.080 who have been a little

00:33:31.640 bit wary

00:33:32.320 seeing where the country

00:33:33.120 is going

00:33:33.440 and you see the same

00:33:34.260 thing on the right

00:33:34.760 where most people

00:33:35.340 are experiencing

00:33:36.100 what is happening

00:33:37.100 based on if Trump

00:33:38.040 says something

00:33:38.700 and so if Trump says

00:33:39.860 no we're not going

00:33:40.680 to go after the people

00:33:41.900 who are here

00:33:42.280 just illegally

00:33:42.980 it's just the hard

00:33:43.600 criminals

00:33:43.960 that's probably good

00:33:45.360 messaging in the sense

00:33:46.320 that it's the moderates

00:33:47.120 who are maybe not in love

00:33:48.180 with seeing like

00:33:48.920 the mass deportations

00:33:49.900 they can say

00:33:50.340 oh okay

00:33:50.860 well Trump says this

00:33:51.940 I agree with that

00:33:52.620 they go about their day

00:33:53.720 we as people

00:33:54.620 who pay attention

00:33:55.180 to this stuff

00:33:55.620 understand it's a little

00:33:56.400 bit different

00:33:56.860 obviously we have

00:33:57.720 patriots in charge of that

00:33:58.780 but for some reason

00:34:00.020 the people who

00:34:00.480 supposedly know

00:34:01.080 how the world works

00:34:01.700 better than you or I

00:34:02.560 are seeing those words

00:34:03.720 come out of Trump's mouth

00:34:04.500 seeing that they don't

00:34:05.320 square with what is

00:34:06.100 actually happening

00:34:06.780 and instead of saying

00:34:07.740 okay maybe I should

00:34:08.440 align myself better

00:34:09.280 with reality

00:34:09.780 they're saying actually

00:34:10.560 Trump's words

00:34:11.740 out of his mouth

00:34:12.380 are what is really happening

00:34:13.420 and what is happening

00:34:14.340 on the ground

00:34:14.780 is not what's happening

00:34:15.520 ignore what's really happening

00:34:16.600 and the liberals

00:34:17.100 freaking out about

00:34:17.840 what is happening

00:34:18.320 is also not happening

00:34:19.500 it's like

00:34:20.120 what are we doing

00:34:21.180 what are we doing

00:34:21.960 I have been advocating

00:34:22.840 for a real form

00:34:23.860 of remigration

00:34:24.640 which is getting

00:34:25.780 these people

00:34:26.300 out of politics

00:34:27.040 I want them to go back

00:34:28.000 to sports betting

00:34:28.740 and streaming services

00:34:29.980 remigration for the pundits

00:34:31.080 literally

00:34:31.560 like I feel badly for them

00:34:33.420 and it's my

00:34:33.820 it's my beautiful

00:34:34.440 Christian heart

00:34:35.160 where I see that

00:34:35.740 they're just walking

00:34:36.340 into walls all the time

00:34:37.400 they are frustrated

00:34:38.180 and confused

00:34:38.900 by what is going on

00:34:39.900 these are not people

00:34:40.960 who are meant to

00:34:41.600 pay attention to politics

00:34:42.760 these are people

00:34:43.300 who are meant to be

00:34:43.940 on streaming services

00:34:44.820 playing video games

00:34:45.700 sports betting

00:34:46.540 yeah

00:34:46.900 I feel like there are

00:34:48.220 these animals

00:34:48.720 who have wandered out

00:34:49.360 of their natural habitat

00:34:50.260 and I want to return them home

00:34:51.380 because it's not

00:34:52.140 it's cruel to them

00:34:53.160 it's not fair to them

00:34:54.520 to have them

00:34:55.320 send them back

00:34:56.300 to the Bukele prison camp

00:34:58.220 of commentary

00:34:58.900 that's right

00:34:59.440 yes

00:34:59.820 that's pretty smart

00:35:00.560 you're up

00:35:00.960 I clear

00:35:01.720 all right

00:35:03.000 should banning porn

00:35:05.980 should banning porn

00:35:06.000 be a higher priority

00:35:07.020 than deporting the illegals

00:35:08.700 correct

00:35:14.100 why

00:35:15.560 tell me why

00:35:16.440 why shouldn't

00:35:17.060 why did I say that

00:35:17.880 yes

00:35:18.200 because you're a smart guy

00:35:19.440 but it's a big issue

00:35:21.100 you know

00:35:21.580 to give the

00:35:23.000 porn point

00:35:24.460 it's due

00:35:24.940 you can't have a good country

00:35:27.400 if you don't have people

00:35:28.540 practicing virtue

00:35:29.340 the fact that

00:35:30.940 you have

00:35:31.600 most American men

00:35:33.400 and a lot of women

00:35:34.960 a growing number of women

00:35:35.820 in a perpetual state

00:35:37.260 of grave mortal sin

00:35:38.240 in a sin

00:35:39.840 that is particularly

00:35:40.960 inclined toward despair

00:35:42.420 lust is one of the chief sins

00:35:43.840 that inclines us

00:35:44.500 toward despair

00:35:45.060 that has all sorts

00:35:46.320 of negative effects

00:35:47.000 on relationships

00:35:47.860 and marriage

00:35:48.640 and having kids

00:35:49.260 and all this stuff

00:35:50.260 that's a

00:35:51.780 that is a grave problem

00:35:53.620 so why is the immigration issue

00:35:55.560 even more urgent

00:35:56.440 well because

00:35:57.920 I think that all other issues

00:35:59.200 are downstream

00:35:59.760 from the immigration issue

00:36:01.040 frankly even

00:36:02.040 I made this comment recently

00:36:03.220 when we were taping an episode

00:36:04.260 and my producer advised me

00:36:05.380 that we should cut it

00:36:06.120 I was basically

00:36:07.140 I was getting into

00:36:08.060 the

00:36:08.340 the implications

00:36:09.860 of

00:36:10.700 immigration

00:36:12.440 on actually

00:36:13.320 like the pornography industry

00:36:14.520 because

00:36:14.920 you're seeing these weird trends

00:36:16.660 where

00:36:17.020 the type

00:36:18.080 and like the categories

00:36:19.140 that are being produced

00:36:19.820 are actually being produced

00:36:20.900 such

00:36:21.260 that it is catering

00:36:22.540 to these mass

00:36:23.200 third world audiences

00:36:24.140 and so I'll see these

00:36:25.300 like white Catholic guys

00:36:26.380 who are like

00:36:26.800 you know

00:36:27.300 it's these evil

00:36:28.240 pornography producers

00:36:29.120 who are trying to like

00:36:29.900 make porn depicting

00:36:30.680 like incest

00:36:31.560 and all this other weird stuff

00:36:32.540 whereas you know

00:36:33.360 you think about like

00:36:34.240 the stereotypes of

00:36:35.240 I don't know

00:36:35.640 the 70s

00:36:36.280 and it's on like VHS

00:36:37.020 and it's like

00:36:37.520 oh the

00:36:37.900 the secretary

00:36:39.080 like very like

00:36:40.120 vanilla stuff

00:36:40.940 and they think

00:36:42.140 the guy shows up

00:36:42.900 in some grainy

00:36:43.780 and so they look at this

00:36:45.640 and they're like

00:36:46.000 they're trying to trick me

00:36:47.100 into being sexually attracted

00:36:48.300 to my family members

00:36:49.200 the actual thing

00:36:50.240 that's going on there

00:36:50.960 is you are getting

00:36:51.520 internet access

00:36:52.160 in places that have

00:36:52.920 never had it before

00:36:53.700 and there are appetites

00:36:54.840 in the third world

00:36:55.440 for things like incest

00:36:56.360 quite regularly

00:36:56.960 which people don't want

00:36:57.700 to have that conversation

00:36:58.520 but you know

00:36:59.160 you want to talk about

00:36:59.740 the Epstein files

00:37:00.480 and child abuse

00:37:01.100 it happens every single day

00:37:02.400 in this country

00:37:02.860 in these illegal alien communities

00:37:04.440 many of these immigrant communities

00:37:05.600 you talk to Hispanics

00:37:06.860 you talk to African

00:37:07.580 this is commonplace

00:37:08.740 not allowed to have sleepovers

00:37:09.880 they all have some odd experience

00:37:11.240 with a relative

00:37:11.720 it happens all the time

00:37:13.060 not a peep from the podcast class

00:37:14.920 which has so much to say

00:37:15.960 about Epstein and child abuse

00:37:17.180 not a peep

00:37:17.920 because the solution to that

00:37:18.860 is obvious

00:37:19.300 we need to get these people

00:37:20.300 out of our country

00:37:20.940 well a lot of those people

00:37:22.020 are also watching their content

00:37:23.200 so they don't want to step on toes

00:37:24.320 what can I do instead

00:37:25.460 say the most popular thing

00:37:26.940 in the world

00:37:27.400 Trump is bad

00:37:28.440 because he's enabling

00:37:29.900 child abuse or something

00:37:30.860 it's like give me a break

00:37:31.660 so do I think this is bad

00:37:33.220 obviously this question was asked

00:37:34.660 because I've spent so much time

00:37:35.700 covering why pornography

00:37:36.620 is a cancer within society

00:37:38.260 however

00:37:38.880 I think that first of all

00:37:40.180 practically speaking

00:37:40.940 we wouldn't have the capital

00:37:41.980 to address that issue

00:37:43.380 were it not for us

00:37:44.140 shutting down immigration

00:37:45.000 in general

00:37:45.480 and also

00:37:45.900 I really do believe

00:37:47.300 that every issue

00:37:48.340 that we discuss

00:37:49.400 can in some way

00:37:50.640 be informed by

00:37:51.460 what is going on

00:37:52.140 with immigration policy

00:37:53.060 even things that may surprise you

00:37:54.200 like you know

00:37:55.020 how the pornography industry

00:37:56.900 has sort of adjusted itself

00:37:58.020 to cater to

00:37:58.560 very disgusting

00:37:59.300 third world practices

00:38:00.300 which otherwise

00:38:01.100 would be completely alien

00:38:02.260 in civilization

00:38:03.260 and it would probably

00:38:03.960 even get you killed

00:38:04.620 yeah there's something

00:38:05.800 that's a good way to put it

00:38:07.180 I was thinking of it

00:38:08.240 more basically

00:38:09.320 or tangibly

00:38:09.860 which is just

00:38:10.660 your country

00:38:12.060 is defined chiefly

00:38:13.320 by the people in it

00:38:14.780 so you know

00:38:16.140 abstract ideas are great

00:38:17.480 but you need people

00:38:18.220 to embody those ideas

00:38:19.480 and at a basic level

00:38:21.260 if you can't control

00:38:22.300 who comes in and out

00:38:23.060 of your country

00:38:23.660 you have a breakdown

00:38:25.020 of law and order

00:38:26.660 and the political community

00:38:27.940 that is so grievous

00:38:29.320 that it demands

00:38:30.700 attention first

00:38:31.700 and there are a lot

00:38:32.560 of downstream effects

00:38:33.360 of that totally

00:38:34.260 also because

00:38:35.980 over the course

00:38:37.180 of American history

00:38:37.900 we've been tougher

00:38:38.660 and less tough

00:38:39.460 on sins of the flesh

00:38:40.580 you know

00:38:41.420 even St. Thomas Aquinas

00:38:43.440 makes a good argument

00:38:44.500 as to why you might not

00:38:45.300 want to ban prostitution

00:38:46.600 entirely immediately

00:38:47.540 because the society

00:38:49.160 is at different degrees

00:38:49.940 of virtue

00:38:50.420 so if you try

00:38:52.020 the law as a teacher

00:38:52.840 you want to make

00:38:53.260 the population more virtuous

00:38:54.180 but if you try to go

00:38:55.140 too fast

00:38:55.700 you know

00:38:56.480 too high too fast

00:38:57.500 you might snap the people

00:38:58.820 they might end up worse

00:38:59.720 than they were

00:39:00.020 in the first place

00:39:00.600 this is why you have

00:39:01.520 red light districts

00:39:02.340 in different places

00:39:04.080 pornography is that

00:39:06.140 writ large

00:39:06.900 to the social capital point

00:39:08.960 immigration

00:39:10.140 the vast majority

00:39:11.260 of Americans

00:39:11.720 want to drastically

00:39:13.440 reduce it

00:39:13.980 and get rid of the illegals

00:39:14.960 that's how Trump

00:39:15.880 won the popular vote

00:39:16.660 if you took a poll

00:39:18.800 of most Americans

00:39:19.700 I don't know

00:39:20.280 that you'd have

00:39:20.760 the vast majority

00:39:21.420 saying we should ban

00:39:22.480 all the porn immediately

00:39:23.420 I'd like to get to that point

00:39:25.420 at some point

00:39:25.800 but we're not quite there yet

00:39:27.140 so I agree

00:39:27.720 you've got to focus

00:39:28.660 on the tangible

00:39:29.600 first

00:39:30.480 the things that

00:39:31.140 most concretely

00:39:32.760 affect your political order

00:39:34.000 you want to do

00:39:36.240 a few things at once

00:39:37.280 but that's

00:39:38.020 I agree

00:39:38.580 that's the urgent issue

00:39:39.720 yeah

00:39:40.060 yeah you know

00:39:41.000 back to the

00:39:41.780 commentary class

00:39:43.120 using this as like

00:39:43.820 a vanity project

00:39:44.660 a lot of them

00:39:45.140 are very happy

00:39:45.780 to ignore

00:39:46.240 all of those

00:39:46.740 tangible issues

00:39:47.420 but they will get

00:39:47.940 in front of a microphone

00:39:48.620 and scream about

00:39:49.340 you know

00:39:49.540 the evils of porn

00:39:50.360 and why we must

00:39:50.820 ban it immediately

00:39:51.460 and it's like

00:39:51.900 again

00:39:52.520 are we playing

00:39:53.280 with action figures

00:39:54.060 or are we playing

00:39:54.960 the political game

00:39:55.740 and so it's not so simple

00:39:56.940 as waving a magic wand

00:39:57.980 unfortunately

00:39:58.520 you know what people

00:39:59.540 should do instead of

00:40:00.600 looking at porn

00:40:01.540 you know

00:40:01.980 in some recess

00:40:02.760 of their house

00:40:03.640 or apartment

00:40:04.060 they should go

00:40:05.340 and get into bed

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00:41:21.700 John

00:41:22.800 are you ready

00:41:24.260 for the rapid fire round?

00:41:26.860 I think so

00:41:27.420 is he drink

00:41:30.760 the producers tell me

00:41:31.960 you're drink mogging me

00:41:32.720 shoot

00:41:32.940 I gotta catch up

00:41:33.680 I'm like

00:41:35.260 drink mogging

00:41:36.100 I don't know

00:41:36.960 that's what they said

00:41:37.600 sober maxing

00:41:38.660 it's cringe

00:41:39.360 they're like cringe millennials

00:41:40.520 who are trying to like

00:41:41.580 lingo max

00:41:42.200 because of

00:41:43.160 taking the

00:41:43.680 they're age insecure

00:41:44.600 they're age insecure

00:41:45.800 yeah they are

00:41:46.700 not me

00:41:47.300 I'm a

00:41:48.300 I'm a hip

00:41:49.120 I'm a not hip

00:41:50.060 millennial

00:41:50.860 right now

00:41:51.720 we're getting into

00:41:52.600 the rapid fire round

00:41:53.300 three questions

00:41:54.400 thirty seconds

00:41:55.020 no time to outthink

00:41:55.960 each other

00:41:56.420 you ready?

00:41:57.780 mhm

00:41:57.960 wow

00:42:00.280 this is like

00:42:01.360 the most unbelievable

00:42:02.240 inadvertent

00:42:03.240 transition ever

00:42:05.100 does Gavin Newsom

00:42:07.020 per

00:42:07.940 Mr.

00:42:08.500 Clavicular

00:42:09.440 mog

00:42:10.140 J.D. Vance

00:42:10.780 no

00:42:12.200 well that was great

00:42:13.580 you gotta put your answer

00:42:14.520 in there

00:42:14.860 but I got that point

00:42:16.100 that's right

00:42:17.460 is it okay for grown men

00:42:19.540 to spend time

00:42:20.080 playing video games

00:42:20.980 you gotta clear your answer

00:42:22.780 and then give your other answer

00:42:23.520 you say yes

00:42:25.740 that's right

00:42:26.680 yeah it is

00:42:27.140 a little bit of time

00:42:28.100 in order to be the most

00:42:29.720 effective at delivering

00:42:30.440 our messages

00:42:30.920 as political commentators

00:42:31.920 should conservative commentators

00:42:33.080 all strive to looks max

00:42:34.320 in 2026

00:42:36.020 no

00:42:39.740 that's right

00:42:40.880 it was correct

00:42:41.520 yeah you should

00:42:42.300 I mean you should look appropriate

00:42:43.400 but you should not

00:42:44.160 you're not gonna hit yourself

00:42:44.780 in the face with a hammer

00:42:45.460 don't hit yourself

00:42:46.020 don't do math

00:42:46.760 don't hit yourself

00:42:47.340 in the head with a hammer

00:42:47.940 and don't

00:42:48.380 don't fall into vanity

00:42:50.040 because I actually

00:42:50.720 I enjoyed chatting

00:42:51.860 with our former guest

00:42:53.220 Mr. Ikeler

00:42:53.800 but he's gone very wrong

00:42:55.560 on a lot of

00:42:56.600 I mean he hits himself

00:42:57.500 in the head with a hammer

00:42:58.060 and the thing is

00:42:59.940 it falls into

00:43:00.900 a form of vanity

00:43:02.400 that becomes

00:43:03.340 like the right wing

00:43:04.620 version of trans

00:43:05.420 you know like a hyper real

00:43:06.600 version of masculinity

00:43:07.520 and like the

00:43:09.220 trans people

00:43:10.220 go into a

00:43:11.120 hyper real form

00:43:11.880 of femininity

00:43:12.480 and it's

00:43:13.300 it is gay

00:43:15.420 it is ultimately gay

00:43:16.780 like I'm not calling him gay

00:43:18.140 because he's a

00:43:19.500 he's a confused young guy

00:43:20.500 in many ways

00:43:21.400 but it

00:43:22.000 you shouldn't do it

00:43:23.880 yeah

00:43:24.120 no that's absolutely right

00:43:25.520 there are a lot of guys

00:43:26.480 who just want to

00:43:26.900 reverse engineer

00:43:27.700 the sort of outcome

00:43:28.960 and they

00:43:29.320 as an excuse

00:43:30.560 to not just like

00:43:31.260 go out there

00:43:31.780 and I don't know

00:43:32.420 talk to a girl

00:43:33.140 and be normal

00:43:33.740 they tell themselves

00:43:34.380 well first I have to

00:43:35.280 strike myself in the face

00:43:36.540 with a hammer

00:43:37.020 and I have to do

00:43:37.800 XYZ

00:43:38.280 do meth even

00:43:39.000 and then I will finally

00:43:40.400 maybe even get a nose job

00:43:41.460 and finally have the ability

00:43:42.580 to go out and talk to a girl

00:43:43.580 and then you know

00:43:44.560 these people

00:43:45.000 and they do all those steps

00:43:45.980 and then they actually

00:43:46.780 never do develop that

00:43:47.660 because the confidence

00:43:48.520 isn't there

00:43:49.080 you know they try to

00:43:50.060 supplement that

00:43:50.660 with all these bizarre rituals

00:43:51.940 and maybe it's even

00:43:52.660 entertaining watching people

00:43:53.700 destroy themselves on the internet

00:43:54.820 but it ultimately

00:43:56.000 does not achieve the end

00:43:57.100 which they would claim

00:43:57.800 that they are seeking

00:43:58.420 in the first place

00:43:59.080 so then how do you do it

00:43:59.800 how does a guy

00:44:00.380 because people say

00:44:01.180 how do I pick up a girl

00:44:02.040 and you know

00:44:03.920 worked out for me

00:44:04.580 and when I was single

00:44:05.280 I you know

00:44:06.040 I kind of enjoyed

00:44:06.780 talking to girls

00:44:07.360 and I

00:44:08.140 because I'm part Italian

00:44:10.320 I don't know what it is

00:44:11.040 but

00:44:11.500 I'm not some

00:44:13.020 hulking Adonis

00:44:13.860 what is it

00:44:14.880 well

00:44:15.460 women like a bit

00:44:17.000 of confidence

00:44:17.540 yeah

00:44:17.840 so then the guy says

00:44:18.920 how can I be confident

00:44:19.580 you say you got to

00:44:20.060 just be confident

00:44:20.780 and it's not a good answer

00:44:21.960 no you have to actually

00:44:22.820 be good at something

00:44:23.680 and that's the thing

00:44:24.720 is once you actually

00:44:25.480 find what you are good at

00:44:26.500 and you lean into that

00:44:27.180 you find a way to monetize it

00:44:28.280 you will develop a kind of

00:44:29.180 irrational self-confidence

00:44:30.360 which on paper women

00:44:31.320 will tell you they hate

00:44:32.120 they really don't

00:44:33.080 they actually enjoy that

00:44:33.960 they prefer it even

00:44:34.780 and so yeah

00:44:35.720 you can't just say

00:44:36.260 hey man just be confident

00:44:37.240 and then give yourself

00:44:37.900 a pep talk in the mirror

00:44:38.820 or something

00:44:39.180 you actually have to have

00:44:40.360 some kind of like

00:44:41.080 skill or ambition

00:44:42.180 or purpose

00:44:42.780 which makes you feel

00:44:43.940 like you are you know

00:44:44.560 making the right moves

00:44:45.580 and then all the other stuff

00:44:47.000 will sort of fall into place

00:44:48.280 naturally I think

00:44:49.100 but yeah

00:44:49.580 I'm not surprised that guys

00:44:50.740 who are you know

00:44:51.640 binge watching these kinds

00:44:52.880 of streamers

00:44:53.540 or doing nothing else

00:44:54.300 productive with their lives

00:44:55.200 or like scratching their heads

00:44:56.140 like why is this not working

00:44:56.960 why do I not feel

00:44:57.580 a sense of confidence

00:44:58.320 it's like

00:44:58.640 you haven't earned it

00:44:59.920 the other thing is

00:45:00.560 women don't actually

00:45:02.460 care about looks

00:45:03.260 that much

00:45:03.820 I'm not saying

00:45:04.260 like if they had

00:45:04.940 like some giga chat

00:45:05.780 or something

00:45:06.100 fat ugly guy

00:45:07.380 they would take

00:45:08.340 the giga chat

00:45:09.000 but they don't

00:45:10.300 they're not as visual

00:45:12.200 in their attractions

00:45:13.380 as men are

00:45:14.240 men are very visually attracted

00:45:16.140 for women

00:45:16.840 it's other stuff

00:45:17.460 that's why

00:45:18.080 like kind of

00:45:19.520 schlubby looking guys

00:45:20.980 if they're funny

00:45:22.280 or if they

00:45:23.000 I don't know

00:45:24.320 if they just have something

00:45:25.400 are

00:45:26.300 can

00:45:26.840 they can get the hot chick

00:45:28.940 much more

00:45:30.400 than the gal

00:45:31.680 in the other direction

00:45:32.460 yeah I have

00:45:33.240 I found like this photo

00:45:34.220 of this person

00:45:35.380 and I was like

00:45:36.040 I think she's beautiful

00:45:36.900 and then I kept scrolling

00:45:38.020 on the timeline

00:45:38.640 and I saw that this person

00:45:39.740 indicated they may

00:45:40.540 actually be trans

00:45:41.180 and I was like

00:45:41.540 oh no

00:45:42.040 wow

00:45:42.600 that makes you

00:45:43.840 gay

00:45:44.280 gay

00:45:44.700 accidentally gay

00:45:45.840 yeah by the transitive

00:45:47.020 property unfortunately

00:45:47.880 by the transitive property

00:45:48.900 yes

00:45:49.200 and you have no control

00:45:50.520 over that

00:45:50.960 I know

00:45:51.340 because she could be

00:45:52.780 Marilyn Monroe

00:45:53.900 but then

00:45:54.640 and you say

00:45:55.180 she's good looking

00:45:55.800 and then tomorrow

00:45:56.460 if she's trans

00:45:57.080 you're gay

00:45:57.600 I actually dated a girl

00:45:58.900 one time

00:45:59.500 who was liberal

00:46:01.240 and we got into it

00:46:02.020 about the trans stuff

00:46:02.840 and I told her what I thought

00:46:03.840 and she started laughing at me

00:46:04.980 and I was like

00:46:05.680 what's so funny

00:46:06.280 and she produced a photo

00:46:07.740 of herself as a toddler

00:46:09.440 and it looked exactly

00:46:10.800 like a little boy

00:46:11.580 and I have never genuinely

00:46:13.160 been more scared

00:46:13.720 in my life

00:46:14.100 I thought I was gonna have

00:46:14.520 to kill her

00:46:14.980 yeah

00:46:15.260 and then I demand

00:46:16.760 I was like

00:46:17.120 we're gonna go back

00:46:17.700 to your house

00:46:18.380 and we're going

00:46:19.320 to go through

00:46:20.140 old baby

00:46:20.720 I need to see

00:46:21.400 the evolution

00:46:21.920 of this Pokemon

00:46:22.560 like I need

00:46:23.120 yeah

00:46:23.420 and so she

00:46:24.540 sure enough

00:46:25.140 was a girl

00:46:26.260 which I was very happy

00:46:27.220 to find out

00:46:27.900 but that genuinely

00:46:29.360 scared me

00:46:29.900 you wouldn't have

00:46:30.880 to commit

00:46:31.440 a secular

00:46:33.100 liberal honor killing

00:46:33.960 that would be very bad

00:46:34.980 I'm very happy

00:46:35.800 about that

00:46:36.360 I will currently

00:46:37.800 die

00:46:38.440 never having

00:46:39.380 done anything gay

00:46:40.220 and never having

00:46:41.220 smoked marijuana

00:46:41.860 which itself

00:46:42.400 is maybe related

00:46:43.260 to being gay

00:46:43.920 yeah

00:46:44.460 you know

00:46:45.320 not even once

00:46:45.900 somehow I made it

00:46:47.460 out of Yale

00:46:47.920 without being a finook

00:46:49.020 but I puffed

00:46:51.320 on the devil's lettuce

00:46:52.020 yeah I mean

00:46:52.960 I get like

00:46:53.620 I don't think

00:46:54.040 I'm holier than now

00:46:54.900 it was just

00:46:55.840 an aversion I had

00:46:56.760 because I saw the culture

00:46:57.720 surrounding it

00:46:58.420 and I was like

00:46:58.740 this is great

00:46:59.440 yeah it doesn't

00:47:01.000 do anything for me

00:47:01.900 yeah

00:47:02.260 my speed round

00:47:03.340 all right

00:47:03.700 do gripers hate me

00:47:06.560 more than you

00:47:07.320 Michael Knowles

00:47:08.180 do they hate

00:47:10.400 John Doyle

00:47:10.900 more than me

00:47:11.420 that's right

00:47:11.860 for sure

00:47:14.760 for sure

00:47:15.320 they do

00:47:15.620 oh yeah

00:47:15.840 yeah

00:47:16.180 why

00:47:16.640 because I didn't

00:47:17.440 support Kanye West

00:47:18.220 for president

00:47:18.740 and they'll

00:47:19.540 they have like

00:47:20.120 dude it's funny

00:47:20.880 because they'll

00:47:21.200 confront me in person

00:47:22.120 and be like

00:47:22.480 why did you do this

00:47:23.240 to us

00:47:23.540 and I'm like

00:47:23.880 what

00:47:24.200 you said this

00:47:25.800 where

00:47:26.220 will you have

00:47:27.220 hostility

00:47:27.700 where

00:47:28.340 will you

00:47:29.380 and so that

00:47:29.860 that was like

00:47:30.240 I got confronted

00:47:31.040 at the TPUSA event

00:47:33.020 and this was the

00:47:33.520 interaction

00:47:33.960 the recent one

00:47:34.460 America Fest

00:47:34.980 they came up to me

00:47:35.980 this was filmed

00:47:36.580 and so they were

00:47:37.500 just like you know

00:47:38.120 trying to confront me

00:47:38.940 and own me

00:47:39.300 and I saw that

00:47:39.820 they were filming it

00:47:40.700 and so I just

00:47:41.080 kind of stood there

00:47:41.740 and eventually

00:47:42.460 they called my friend

00:47:43.200 Ritz Harted

00:47:43.620 which I did not

00:47:44.120 appreciate

00:47:44.480 so I said

00:47:44.960 hey don't call

00:47:45.420 what are you doing

00:47:46.160 we're at a dead man's

00:47:46.920 event right now

00:47:47.500 and you're trying

00:47:47.820 to bring up e-drama

00:47:48.700 and you don't even

00:47:49.240 have like an explanation

00:47:49.940 for it

00:47:50.460 this is absurd

00:47:51.520 and finally

00:47:52.580 after he

00:47:53.540 he said some comment

00:47:54.500 to me that was

00:47:55.020 to the effect of

00:47:55.680 like you know

00:47:56.620 have fun

00:47:57.280 like performing

00:47:59.320 an untoward

00:48:00.200 homosexual act

00:48:01.260 on a certain

00:48:01.880 right wing media

00:48:02.820 figure

00:48:03.300 whatever

00:48:03.820 and this was of course

00:48:05.760 referring to my

00:48:06.480 involvement now

00:48:06.980 with Blaze

00:48:07.340 and I allegedly

00:48:08.660 made a comment

00:48:09.280 to the effect of

00:48:10.240 yeah you're lucky

00:48:11.120 I'm no longer

00:48:11.640 independent

00:48:12.060 because if I were

00:48:12.700 I would break

00:48:13.160 your effing jaw

00:48:13.880 and I like took

00:48:14.940 a step towards him

00:48:15.640 and they immediately

00:48:16.120 scurry right

00:48:16.880 and so then they

00:48:17.340 of course post the clip

00:48:18.220 which I didn't think

00:48:18.720 they were going to do

00:48:19.220 I was like

00:48:19.560 you obviously got

00:48:20.320 mogged there

00:48:21.240 you came up

00:48:22.760 you had a big problem

00:48:23.700 I took one step

00:48:24.560 towards you

00:48:24.960 you scurried off

00:48:25.760 so like what's going on

00:48:27.300 but they still of course

00:48:28.020 because it's all about

00:48:28.740 e-drama and vanity

00:48:29.580 they post the clip

00:48:30.200 or whatever

00:48:30.480 so I've heard about

00:48:31.240 10 different versions

00:48:32.100 of the story

00:48:32.720 at this point

00:48:33.220 I've never addressed it

00:48:34.660 publicly because

00:48:35.260 I don't care about e-drama

00:48:36.580 I don't have an appetite

00:48:37.320 for it

00:48:37.800 but no it all stems

00:48:38.840 from that

00:48:39.300 I was standing by Trump

00:48:40.480 in 2022

00:48:41.100 when he was bleeding allies

00:48:42.360 these people

00:48:43.180 then as they are now

00:48:44.320 were saying

00:48:44.660 he's insufficiently conservative

00:48:45.840 he's hosting gay weddings

00:48:47.160 at Mar-a-Lago

00:48:47.800 we have to support

00:48:48.900 Kanye West for president

00:48:50.140 I said

00:48:51.060 I don't know about this

00:48:51.980 and then

00:48:52.640 I was in a group chat

00:48:53.700 I think on Instagram

00:48:54.420 with like a bunch of

00:48:55.240 right wing accounts

00:48:55.960 and I got scolded for this

00:48:58.040 and so I said

00:48:59.280 fair enough

00:49:01.040 good luck guys

00:49:02.400 and I left

00:49:03.200 and then the hit went out

00:49:05.020 and we're over three years

00:49:06.380 into that now

00:49:06.980 so

00:49:07.380 you know what the secret is

00:49:08.880 you've just hit on it

00:49:10.040 at the very end there

00:49:11.320 I think the way that I've avoided

00:49:13.260 some of this drama

00:49:14.760 is one

00:49:16.520 maybe I'm just not like hip enough

00:49:18.080 I don't know

00:49:18.500 maybe I'm a little

00:49:19.160 but you know the other thing

00:49:20.000 I don't ever text anybody back

00:49:21.840 yeah

00:49:22.260 I'm not in

00:49:23.000 I get added to all these groups

00:49:24.840 Signal

00:49:25.340 Instagram

00:49:26.340 I'm in all these GCs

00:49:28.340 you know

00:49:28.660 but I don't contribute

00:49:29.820 at all

00:49:30.420 almost ever

00:49:31.160 yeah

00:49:31.480 and which makes me

00:49:32.700 like a bad friend

00:49:33.760 and unresponsive

00:49:35.320 but then I get out of the drama

00:49:36.860 then no one's coming at me

00:49:38.300 because all the

00:49:38.840 you know like

00:49:39.740 they do this now

00:49:40.520 in right wing media

00:49:41.380 they just

00:49:41.880 everyone's just posting

00:49:42.940 everyone's texts all the time

00:49:44.000 yeah

00:49:44.140 ain't never gonna post mine

00:49:45.500 because I don't send them

00:49:46.340 they don't have them

00:49:46.580 that's it

00:49:47.060 I think about

00:49:47.680 they post their texts

00:49:48.320 it's gonna be a wall of texts

00:49:49.700 to me

00:49:50.460 that I don't respond to

00:49:51.520 and they'll call you a jerk

00:49:52.460 they'll say this guy

00:49:53.220 I think about this all the time

00:49:54.920 guilty

00:49:55.020 and you'll have to forgive me

00:49:56.240 for making a reference

00:49:57.000 to a Marvel movie

00:49:57.840 but it's the scene

00:49:59.700 in maybe one of the Avengers movies

00:50:01.100 where this like

00:50:02.000 female superhero

00:50:03.060 like spawns in front of Thanos

00:50:04.880 and she's like

00:50:05.580 you took everything from me

00:50:07.220 and he's like

00:50:07.620 I don't even know who you are

00:50:09.020 I feel like that

00:50:10.160 all the time

00:50:10.820 where I will hear

00:50:11.480 second, third hand

00:50:12.280 you know

00:50:12.520 hey this guy was saying

00:50:13.640 that you did blah blah blah

00:50:14.480 he's got a real problem with you

00:50:15.500 and I'm like

00:50:15.820 what is it

00:50:16.540 and it turns out to be like

00:50:17.600 three years ago

00:50:18.600 I accidentally didn't answer

00:50:19.680 like a Twitter DM

00:50:20.420 and this has just been like

00:50:21.740 accumulating and festering

00:50:22.980 and now he like

00:50:23.580 tries to get me canceled

00:50:24.280 from an event or something

00:50:25.200 and it's like

00:50:25.580 what are we doing

00:50:26.460 it is

00:50:27.060 High School Never Ends

00:50:28.020 by Bowling for Soup

00:50:28.840 I have read

00:50:29.520 thousands and thousands

00:50:30.700 and thousands of pages

00:50:31.700 of toilet paper books

00:50:32.640 that will be forgotten

00:50:33.320 by time

00:50:34.020 High School Never Ends

00:50:35.160 by Bowling for Soup

00:50:35.840 is the most profound

00:50:36.620 social commentary

00:50:37.360 possibly ever

00:50:38.160 it has informed so much

00:50:39.580 of how I navigate this space

00:50:40.880 that I would recommend

00:50:41.720 the viewers take a listen

00:50:43.140 because it's absolutely true

00:50:44.260 that's all it is

00:50:45.340 is High School

00:50:45.880 and there is an important thing

00:50:48.040 I mean it's not just

00:50:48.800 you want to avoid drama

00:50:49.880 like some of that too

00:50:50.780 but the other thing is

00:50:52.060 a lot of sin

00:50:53.940 and even just

00:50:55.480 even below the level of sin

00:50:57.280 just a lot of things

00:50:58.180 that get guys off their

00:50:59.240 path on the things

00:51:00.540 they should be doing

00:51:01.220 is distraction

00:51:02.300 there's so many distractions

00:51:04.380 there's so many allurements

00:51:05.600 in this world

00:51:06.140 and they can get you off track

00:51:07.580 and so it's not

00:51:08.400 this is my defense

00:51:09.100 of being a jerk

00:51:09.640 and not texting anyone back

00:51:10.500 but like you get

00:51:12.060 I can barely do

00:51:13.920 like three or four things

00:51:15.200 in a day

00:51:15.620 you've got to really

00:51:16.740 dig in

00:51:17.540 in this culture

00:51:18.060 where you have the

00:51:18.520 attention span of a fruit fly

00:51:19.640 you've got

00:51:20.320 and so when the phone

00:51:21.260 is bing bing bing bing

00:51:22.520 and you know

00:51:23.020 Sally said to Johnny

00:51:24.100 it's like

00:51:24.680 you kind of have to just

00:51:26.540 put it aside

00:51:28.160 that's my defense

00:51:29.200 of being a jerk

00:51:29.880 and not being meticulous

00:51:31.020 or anything

00:51:31.380 yeah

00:51:31.660 that's certainly very real

00:51:32.700 okay

00:51:33.380 okay

00:51:33.740 you're clearing

00:51:34.700 okay

00:51:35.000 there was some speed round

00:51:36.300 we're getting into

00:51:36.760 like a three hour discourse

00:51:37.940 on each question

00:51:38.580 should spouses have the login

00:51:40.220 for each other's

00:51:40.980 social media accounts

00:51:42.220 I said no

00:51:48.100 no

00:51:48.560 yeah

00:51:49.140 why does your wife

00:51:50.660 have social media accounts

00:51:51.480 she doesn't

00:51:52.100 yeah obviously

00:51:52.620 yeah

00:51:52.940 there was why

00:51:53.480 no you know

00:51:53.940 sweet little Lisa

00:51:54.840 she still has like lurker accounts

00:51:56.240 or sometimes she'll say

00:51:56.980 oh for Lent

00:51:57.580 I'm gonna give up this

00:51:58.300 or that

00:51:58.600 but no I don't

00:52:01.000 you know

00:52:01.360 to take the question

00:52:02.060 more head on

00:52:02.780 I don't want surveillance

00:52:05.040 on a husband and a wife

00:52:06.620 I don't

00:52:07.120 you know

00:52:07.560 some couples do find my friend

00:52:09.500 for their spouse

00:52:10.220 yeah

00:52:10.560 I don't need that

00:52:11.400 yeah

00:52:11.780 first of all

00:52:12.360 what am I doing

00:52:12.760 there are like three places I go

00:52:14.160 yeah

00:52:14.540 it's work

00:52:15.220 church

00:52:16.520 usually with my wife

00:52:17.640 and the cigar bar

00:52:18.720 that's so

00:52:19.220 you know

00:52:19.680 you can process of elimination

00:52:20.960 you basically figure out

00:52:21.880 where I am

00:52:22.220 yeah

00:52:22.480 but even if I'm traveling

00:52:23.240 for work or something like that

00:52:24.220 if you're checking your spouse's Instagram DMs

00:52:29.960 like 15 things have already gone wrong

00:52:33.680 that you should address

00:52:34.600 I don't like it

00:52:35.320 yeah

00:52:35.600 yeah and you know

00:52:36.920 people will try to avoid those baseline root issues

00:52:39.600 and try to solve the problem by

00:52:41.560 you know

00:52:41.880 oh I feel like I can trust you more

00:52:43.480 you can't

00:52:44.180 because now you have this thing in front of you

00:52:46.080 which you're going to continue indulging in

00:52:47.720 and it's just going to create this kind of impulse

00:52:49.160 to distrust them

00:52:50.380 or to be skeptical

00:52:51.160 yeah it's the prenup

00:52:52.440 it's the prenup of Instagram

00:52:53.640 you know

00:52:54.200 you don't need

00:52:54.760 you're setting yourself up for failure

00:52:56.460 the eternal prenup

00:52:57.660 mm-hmm

00:52:58.300 um

00:52:58.720 okay

00:52:59.360 do you know the definition of something that is both evil and retarded

00:53:03.820 oh like

00:53:08.480 you're not an example

00:53:10.120 like I can think of about a hundred examples of that

00:53:11.920 but you're saying

00:53:12.380 the definition of something that is both evil and retarded

00:53:16.020 like the definition of what that sort of a thing would be

00:53:19.460 suppose

00:53:19.980 I would say yes

00:53:24.160 I said yes

00:53:24.840 what is the thing

00:53:26.540 is he alluding to something in particular

00:53:27.880 I trusted that you would be able to come up with an adequate answer

00:53:31.100 my first thought was the American political system

00:53:33.220 and I thought

00:53:33.940 it was that Sam Francis quote you know

00:53:35.820 about you have an evil party and a stupid party

00:53:38.000 occasionally to do something together that is both evil and stupid

00:53:40.140 so that is maybe where I thought you were going

00:53:41.980 I didn't know it was a Sam Francis thing

00:53:43.480 okay

00:53:43.720 so yes

00:53:44.620 okay

00:53:45.160 yeah

00:53:45.480 because I was going to say

00:53:46.060 at a really basic level

00:53:47.180 it would

00:53:48.060 you would have to say sin

00:53:49.260 I don't want to sound like the church lady

00:53:50.660 but it would be

00:53:51.620 sin is both evil and retarded

00:53:54.320 in like a perfect way

00:53:55.500 it's totally irrational

00:53:56.820 because it's opposed to the logos

00:53:58.020 yeah

00:53:58.480 and it's evil

00:53:59.500 in that it's a

00:54:00.320 you know

00:54:00.720 a privation of the good

00:54:02.040 sure

00:54:02.300 but there are many examples of things

00:54:04.360 that are

00:54:04.740 that are evil and retarded

00:54:06.100 that's right

00:54:06.420 you would say

00:54:06.820 yeah

00:54:07.120 and they

00:54:07.520 they do go hand in hand

00:54:09.560 ultimately

00:54:11.160 quite often

00:54:11.700 you know I mean people can be really clever about their evil

00:54:14.420 and people can be really kind of

00:54:17.020 naive

00:54:18.720 you can't say innocent

00:54:19.540 but they could be naive about their kind of stupid things that they do

00:54:22.240 maybe even innocent

00:54:22.900 but when they go together

00:54:24.600 yeah

00:54:25.100 the Sam Francis quote

00:54:26.080 an acerbic writer

00:54:27.420 but he has some real one-liners

00:54:28.980 yes

00:54:29.280 yes

00:54:29.800 now folks before we move on

00:54:31.840 do you want to bring John Doyle to your home

00:54:34.140 because if you do

00:54:35.840 you have to message me for the prices

00:54:37.280 if you're a little too cheap to buy John

00:54:40.600 you can get the yes or no game

00:54:42.140 this is yes or no the game

00:54:44.080 and not only yes or no

00:54:45.680 you can also get the conspiracy theory expansion pack

00:54:48.380 you can also get the politics

00:54:50.520 philosophy and religion pack

00:54:52.180 we actually have other packs

00:54:53.540 but for some reason they're not here right now

00:54:55.620 get it

00:54:56.420 this is the way to figure out

00:54:58.200 if you really know your friends

00:54:59.300 your parents

00:55:00.700 your spouse

00:55:01.760 you go to dailywire.com slash shop

00:55:03.600 this is the game

00:55:06.480 to pull back the skull

00:55:08.540 of your loved ones

00:55:10.060 reach into the recesses of their brains

00:55:13.200 and find out what they really believe

00:55:16.280 dailywire.com

00:55:17.460 slash shop

00:55:19.980 okay

00:55:21.380 this is folks

00:55:22.840 the final round

00:55:25.160 the prompt will be read

00:55:26.760 we'll both log in our answers

00:55:28.640 and then move our glasses

00:55:29.900 to yes or no

00:55:31.100 to see if we can read

00:55:32.820 each other's minds

00:55:33.700 this round is worth double points

00:55:35.100 it could change

00:55:35.840 everything

00:55:36.700 it actually could change everything

00:55:37.620 because the score right now

00:55:38.420 I'm apparently winning

00:55:39.240 six to four

00:55:40.560 okay ready

00:55:41.700 so I'm going to put

00:55:42.340 you got to clear your answer

00:55:43.600 I'm going to put my glass here on Knoll's

00:55:45.620 you put yours on Doyle

00:55:47.260 all right

00:55:48.260 so we lock in our own answers

00:55:49.440 and we move the other guy's cup

00:55:50.680 to where we think they would answer

00:55:52.200 should America

00:55:56.000 prioritize

00:55:57.120 demographic stability

00:55:59.400 over economic growth

00:56:01.940 yes

00:56:10.980 I mean

00:56:11.500 I don't mean to downplay it

00:56:13.640 sometimes I'm

00:56:15.200 I guess a figure of the new right

00:56:16.580 and

00:56:17.120 I'm a little more avant-garde

00:56:19.060 maybe in some of my political thinking

00:56:21.120 compared to the

00:56:21.980 stasis of the last 30 years

00:56:23.540 however

00:56:24.200 some guys on the new right

00:56:26.080 they're a little cavalier

00:56:27.360 about economic growth

00:56:28.340 who cares about the economy

00:56:29.700 but

00:56:29.940 no no

00:56:30.540 economic growth is very important

00:56:32.740 yeah

00:56:33.000 practical interests

00:56:34.240 in geopolitics

00:56:35.240 like it really matters

00:56:36.300 yeah

00:56:36.680 but if you had to

00:56:38.900 pick one or the other

00:56:39.720 and I don't think

00:56:40.220 they're even opposed

00:56:41.000 necessarily

00:56:42.280 but if you had to pick

00:56:43.200 one or the other

00:56:43.720 we're a country first

00:56:45.620 we're not an economic zone

00:56:46.940 yeah

00:56:47.160 we're a country

00:56:47.720 if we try to be an economic zone

00:56:49.840 with a country attached

00:56:50.660 we're going to fail at both

00:56:51.440 yeah

00:56:51.760 that's absolutely right

00:56:52.820 and a lot of that

00:56:53.300 is just driven by these guys

00:56:54.360 who maybe are a bit younger

00:56:55.740 maybe they've given up

00:56:56.720 on the prospect

00:56:57.260 of ever owning a home

00:56:58.160 or something

00:56:58.560 and so it is kind of like

00:56:59.620 the political equivalent

00:57:00.500 of like F you dad

00:57:01.520 where you know

00:57:02.320 obviously your father's concerned

00:57:03.400 about his zestiments

00:57:04.340 and things like that

00:57:04.960 and so it is the younger way

00:57:06.280 of saying like

00:57:06.740 we don't care about that

00:57:07.560 we need closed borders

00:57:08.480 mass deportations

00:57:09.300 but like you said

00:57:09.860 these are not incompatible

00:57:11.360 you actually can have both

00:57:12.840 supposing you have

00:57:13.860 a political class

00:57:14.580 that could achieve one

00:57:15.400 it would probably want

00:57:16.140 to achieve the other as well

00:57:17.080 which seems to be

00:57:17.700 what we're seeing now

00:57:18.380 so

00:57:18.620 you want to hear something crazy

00:57:19.880 I'm going to quote

00:57:21.400 a right wing thinker

00:57:23.340 who would probably be banished

00:57:25.100 for being too fascistic

00:57:26.380 or something today

00:57:27.200 who says

00:57:28.240 the three pillars

00:57:29.200 of conservatism today

00:57:30.800 are religion

00:57:32.320 nationalism

00:57:33.820 and economic growth

00:57:35.760 do you know who said that

00:57:37.560 I don't

00:57:38.200 the man who said that

00:57:40.780 is Irving Kristol

00:57:42.280 the father of neoconservatism

00:57:44.480 isn't that crazy

00:57:45.400 that is crazy

00:57:45.940 because this is the thing

00:57:46.920 when everyone's inveighing

00:57:47.580 against the neocons

00:57:48.580 which I get what they mean

00:57:49.740 by that

00:57:50.120 and I basically agree

00:57:51.120 but

00:57:51.940 they're inveighing

00:57:54.240 against the second generation

00:57:55.640 of these guys

00:57:56.460 who were Trotskyites

00:57:57.200 who entered the right

00:57:58.460 in the Cold War

00:57:59.220 and the second generation

00:58:00.700 are now like

00:58:01.400 you know

00:58:01.680 marching for trans rights

00:58:02.700 in you know

00:58:03.340 Gaza or whatever

00:58:04.020 but the first generation

00:58:06.700 I still have some problems

00:58:07.640 with the first generation

00:58:08.440 obviously

00:58:08.800 but like

00:58:09.720 those guys are

00:58:11.140 Pat Buchanan

00:58:12.020 compared to

00:58:13.000 their children

00:58:14.280 basically

00:58:14.920 and it's like

00:58:15.580 in many cases

00:58:16.800 literally their children

00:58:17.640 yeah like I mean

00:58:18.460 that quite literally

00:58:19.180 yes

00:58:19.560 and

00:58:19.980 religion

00:58:21.560 nationalism

00:58:22.340 and economic growth

00:58:22.980 that's not my definition

00:58:24.000 of conservative

00:58:24.540 but that is

00:58:25.860 that is like

00:58:27.080 the most right wing version

00:58:28.440 almost that you can even

00:58:29.460 imagine today

00:58:30.360 it's pretty good

00:58:31.100 it's directionally correct

00:58:32.360 yes

00:58:32.760 yes

00:58:33.260 okay

00:58:33.880 final question

00:58:36.940 should AI companies

00:58:39.120 be treated like

00:58:40.060 nuclear labs

00:58:41.020 heavily regulated

00:58:42.180 yes

00:58:53.340 yes

00:58:54.060 correct correct

00:58:54.660 yes

00:58:54.880 but you know

00:58:55.320 I hedged a little

00:58:56.300 like

00:58:57.640 the answer today

00:58:59.320 I would say

00:58:59.960 is yes

00:59:00.540 because

00:59:00.960 we've done a good job

00:59:02.580 at fixing the regulators

00:59:03.760 yeah

00:59:04.120 and you can see

00:59:04.760 going very very wrong

00:59:06.080 if you had

00:59:06.540 like a truly

00:59:07.440 totally hopelessly corrupt

00:59:09.080 bureaucracy regulator

00:59:10.100 yeah

00:59:10.320 also because Peter Thiel

00:59:12.720 whom I quite like

00:59:14.040 and who's a very smart guy

00:59:15.880 who paid you to say that

00:59:16.680 and who paid me

00:59:17.500 to say that

00:59:18.140 and who has a gun

00:59:19.000 to my head off camera

00:59:19.920 actually

00:59:20.180 no Peter Thiel

00:59:21.460 who is great

00:59:22.440 I mean he

00:59:23.000 you know

00:59:23.320 he's got a lot

00:59:24.280 of good ideas

00:59:25.060 but he comes out

00:59:26.560 and he says

00:59:26.840 the Antichrist

00:59:29.340 he's very fascinated

00:59:30.160 by the Antichrist

00:59:30.900 yeah

00:59:31.140 and he says

00:59:31.860 the Antichrist

00:59:32.900 a lot of people think

00:59:33.620 he's going to come around

00:59:34.560 because of a lack

00:59:36.240 of government regulation

00:59:37.180 you know

00:59:37.480 AI is going to become

00:59:38.440 this Antichristic figure

00:59:39.360 but actually

00:59:40.700 I think it's the opposite

00:59:41.660 I think it's going to come around

00:59:42.960 because of government regulation

00:59:45.180 and I thought

00:59:45.800 well hold on

00:59:46.280 first of all

00:59:46.900 it sounds like

00:59:47.300 sort of thing

00:59:47.840 the Antichrist might say

00:59:48.660 but second of all

00:59:49.620 you do run

00:59:51.780 like a very prominent

00:59:52.620 AI company

00:59:53.360 like that is like

00:59:54.140 the best argument

00:59:55.340 I've ever heard

00:59:56.300 for the government

00:59:57.220 not to regulate

00:59:57.860 your own company

00:59:58.440 you know

00:59:58.800 it's good

00:59:59.260 I mean

00:59:59.560 you know

00:59:59.980 game respects game

01:00:00.820 that's a great argument

01:00:01.520 but

01:00:02.120 ultimately

01:00:05.460 we're talking about

01:00:06.540 something that is

01:00:06.980 so powerful

01:00:08.460 that I think

01:00:09.580 the libertarian view is

01:00:11.040 no regulation

01:00:12.060 but the conservative view is

01:00:14.420 no you have

01:00:15.000 this is something that

01:00:16.200 has a great deal to say

01:00:17.900 about the political order

01:00:18.820 yeah

01:00:19.140 and that really

01:00:20.160 comes into questions

01:00:21.240 about the common good

01:00:22.060 if

01:00:23.880 if we don't have something

01:00:25.360 to say about that

01:00:26.180 who does

01:00:27.180 right

01:00:27.620 right

01:00:28.280 yeah I think that

01:00:29.180 that was more or less

01:00:29.840 my thinking

01:00:30.300 where it's like

01:00:30.880 you know

01:00:31.500 on paper

01:00:32.420 would we like this

01:00:33.100 to maybe perhaps

01:00:33.660 not be regulated

01:00:34.380 regulated

01:00:34.800 we can have that conversation

01:00:35.980 it is going to be regulated

01:00:37.560 I like that Trump decided

01:00:38.840 he wanted to throw

01:00:39.520 his hat in the ring

01:00:40.340 rather than leave it to

01:00:41.260 what California

01:00:42.160 and have those people

01:00:43.180 out there be

01:00:43.740 in charge of it

01:00:44.420 things of that nature

01:00:45.060 so is it possible

01:00:46.260 that a democrat

01:00:46.820 could come in

01:00:47.420 and then start to regulate

01:00:48.360 it in a way

01:00:49.280 that would be

01:00:49.580 disadvantageous to us

01:00:50.500 like of course

01:00:50.980 but

01:00:51.640 that's going to happen

01:00:52.520 anyway just because

01:00:53.520 it's in California

01:00:54.460 Silicon Valley

01:00:55.100 so

01:00:55.360 someone's been regulated

01:00:56.660 yes

01:00:56.960 and I want that to be us

01:00:58.220 it is good

01:00:58.880 when we do things

01:01:00.340 it is bad

01:01:01.320 when they do things

01:01:02.500 it is that simple

01:01:03.760 but that's hypocrisy

01:01:05.200 no

01:01:05.580 it's hypocrisy

01:01:06.600 if you support

01:01:07.900 our side

01:01:08.840 doing good things

01:01:09.980 and you object

01:01:11.240 to their side

01:01:12.420 doing bad things

01:01:13.280 you're a hypocrite

01:01:14.080 right

01:01:14.440 that is the line

01:01:15.180 isn't it

01:01:15.500 right

01:01:15.820 I don't know

01:01:17.200 if that logic

01:01:17.860 so what happened

01:01:19.200 yes

01:01:22.000 because

01:01:22.500 John

01:01:23.040 did you win

01:01:23.800 I won

01:01:24.340 by a lot

01:01:25.120 just like I drew it up

01:01:26.160 I wanted to drink

01:01:26.780 more free alcohol

01:01:27.480 on Marty's truck

01:01:28.340 it's a good Tom Collins

01:01:29.420 I'm also just so lucky

01:01:31.420 because

01:01:31.940 I'm way behind

01:01:33.180 I'm way behind on work

01:01:34.480 I'm way behind

01:01:35.340 like I have to do work tonight

01:01:36.500 and I have

01:01:38.180 three little kids

01:01:39.420 you know

01:01:40.520 my wife at home

01:01:41.360 she's doing a lot

01:01:41.940 juggling them

01:01:42.400 but I'm expected

01:01:43.160 to do something

01:01:43.860 right

01:01:44.180 if I showed up

01:01:45.260 just three martinis

01:01:47.020 blasted on

01:01:48.120 on Mardi Gras

01:01:49.380 yeah

01:01:49.680 that would be bad

01:01:50.840 because I'm waiting

01:01:51.440 to have my two other martinis

01:01:52.760 until after they go to bed

01:01:53.800 so the Knowles household

01:01:54.940 has a position

01:01:56.020 against the three martini lunch

01:01:57.480 I take it

01:01:58.440 the three

01:01:59.720 it's at most

01:02:00.640 a one and a half

01:02:01.300 martini lunch

01:02:02.020 then you gotta have

01:02:03.060 the rest at dinner

01:02:04.320 right

01:02:04.600 yes

01:02:05.040 so when are you

01:02:06.900 gonna have the Tom Collinses

01:02:07.980 second they're put

01:02:08.900 in front of me

01:02:09.380 let's go

01:02:09.960 are we getting

01:02:10.540 are we really gonna make

01:02:12.060 this is

01:02:12.580 are we gonna make you slam

01:02:13.640 I think that'd be

01:02:14.320 excellent content

01:02:14.980 I'm not gonna lie

01:02:15.580 alright

01:02:15.900 can we get the man

01:02:16.720 two Tom Collinses please

01:02:17.720 can we

01:02:18.680 and I'll just

01:02:19.300 look at this

01:02:19.980 I'm like a weakling here

01:02:21.240 the thing is

01:02:21.500 I don't want my integrity

01:02:22.480 to be called into question

01:02:23.540 I don't want people

01:02:24.060 to be like

01:02:24.380 he didn't actually drink

01:02:25.180 they'll call you a Welch

01:02:25.900 you're right

01:02:26.240 exactly

01:02:26.500 yeah you're right

01:02:27.000 could we

01:02:27.420 can I get a cigar too

01:02:28.760 I know we have a couple

01:02:30.920 in the studio right now

01:02:32.020 if we're gonna

01:02:32.500 if he's gonna

01:02:33.100 I'll take a

01:02:33.460 hey if we have cigars

01:02:34.420 could we have

01:02:35.240 I'll give you

01:02:36.540 while they prepare

01:02:37.400 our drinks

01:02:37.920 you need to go check out

01:02:39.240 the John Doyle show

01:02:40.140 on YouTube

01:02:40.940 The Blaze

01:02:42.200 MySpace

01:02:43.640 wherever you listen

01:02:45.000 to your podcasts

01:02:45.840 I'm not gonna say

01:02:47.660 see you next time

01:02:48.280 on Yes or No yet

01:02:48.980 I'm gonna say

01:02:50.300 we're taking a pause

01:02:51.160 while two separate

01:02:53.380 Tom Collinses

01:02:54.220 are being made for you

01:02:55.160 and the cigars

01:02:56.060 are being brought in

01:02:56.660 thank you professor

01:02:57.580 now hold on

01:02:58.920 hold on

01:02:59.480 that's only one glass

01:03:00.500 oh it's a double

01:03:01.420 is that a double

01:03:02.300 you might not believe it

01:03:03.640 there's a greater girth

01:03:04.600 on this glass

01:03:05.480 that's true

01:03:06.240 than this one

01:03:07.180 that's true

01:03:07.700 it might be more

01:03:08.160 than a double

01:03:08.580 okay

01:03:08.920 and did we have a cigar

01:03:10.700 yeah we don't

01:03:11.880 you know we don't need

01:03:12.540 to be so precious about it

01:03:14.400 I just want

01:03:14.780 if he's gonna drink

01:03:15.480 I would like a cigar

01:03:16.180 thank you

01:03:17.120 you know actually

01:03:18.220 I would

01:03:18.480 yeah would you like

01:03:19.900 these are Mayflowers

01:03:21.160 would you like the dusk

01:03:21.880 or the dawn

01:03:22.240 dealer's choice

01:03:23.020 okay I would

01:03:23.800 do you smoke regularly

01:03:25.080 not regularly

01:03:25.800 okay have the dawn

01:03:26.700 it's a nice

01:03:27.540 most popular one

01:03:28.500 that we have

01:03:28.880 do we have a light

01:03:30.060 no

01:03:31.660 these people bring me smokes

01:03:32.880 we don't even have a light

01:03:33.760 see we have a girl

01:03:34.820 for this in my studio

01:03:35.720 yeah this is

01:03:36.600 do we

01:03:37.000 does anybody have a light

01:03:38.020 on no

01:03:38.360 because no one smokes

01:03:39.040 anymore

01:03:39.300 because we're not

01:03:39.680 a proper country

01:03:40.260 right

01:03:40.700 thank you sir

01:03:41.620 I appreciate you

01:03:42.500 would you like me

01:03:43.620 to cut your

01:03:44.180 please

01:03:44.760 cigar for you

01:03:45.480 okay

01:03:45.680 I actually have to

01:03:46.840 make another one

01:03:47.380 of those videos

01:03:47.960 speaking about black history

01:03:49.340 and I thought that

01:03:50.380 this would be

01:03:50.700 the perfect lubricant

01:03:51.740 what's your comment

01:03:54.580 I don't know

01:03:55.900 we may do Malcolm X

01:03:56.940 because you know

01:03:58.500 back to the commentary class

01:04:00.100 so many of these people

01:04:00.920 who believe that

01:04:01.580 they're right wing

01:04:02.080 or conservative

01:04:02.640 think that like

01:04:03.280 Malcolm X

01:04:03.800 is an ally of sorts

01:04:04.880 to you know

01:04:06.100 the right wing cause

01:04:06.920 or whatever

01:04:07.200 this is the guy

01:04:08.100 who would go out

01:04:08.960 talking about like

01:04:09.680 killing white police officers

01:04:10.820 the black panthers

01:04:11.600 who would stage these ambushes

01:04:12.780 on innocent white cops

01:04:13.740 were of course

01:04:14.140 inspired by this rhetoric

01:04:15.140 yeah killing Kennedy

01:04:17.260 was the chickens

01:04:17.880 coming home

01:04:18.320 yes

01:04:18.580 so it's just

01:04:19.820 all these villains

01:04:20.460 who like JFK

01:04:22.220 because they like

01:04:22.980 look cool

01:04:23.500 and got a couple movies

01:04:24.320 made about them

01:04:25.020 didn't

01:04:25.520 did Oliver Stone

01:04:27.480 also make the Malcolm X movie

01:04:29.140 am I just inventing that

01:04:30.920 point being

01:04:31.720 I'll choose to believe it

01:04:32.200 anybody who gets a movie

01:04:33.120 made out of them

01:04:33.860 or made about them

01:04:34.720 and wears like

01:04:35.280 Clubmasters or something

01:04:36.280 is considered like cool

01:04:37.260 and something that's up

01:04:38.060 you know

01:04:38.380 did

01:04:39.060 okay

01:04:42.540 alright

01:04:43.380 now you got

01:04:43.980 you got to slam it

01:04:44.720 you know one topic

01:04:46.220 while you

01:04:46.580 while you drink that

01:04:47.400 I have a topic

01:04:48.060 that you have to cover

01:04:48.760 for Black History Month

01:04:49.640 make sure it's lit

01:04:51.500 okay

01:04:52.000 alright

01:04:54.480 I'll see if I can get

01:04:55.160 this whole pitch out

01:04:55.800 while you drink that

01:04:56.400 Tom Collins

01:04:56.880 I do have to slam

01:04:58.460 there you go

01:04:59.480 that's a big one

01:05:00.200 that's a big one

01:05:00.940 chin chin

01:05:02.320 cheers

01:05:02.900 to your health

01:05:03.560 that's right

01:05:04.300 so my pitch

01:05:07.460 while you slam

01:05:08.020 that Tom Collins

01:05:08.640 well look

01:05:08.980 he's going fast

01:05:09.540 Yakub

01:05:10.860 speaking of Malcolm X

01:05:12.860 I want to

01:05:13.500 I don't mean to slow you down

01:05:14.180 Nation of Islam

01:05:15.000 he's the

01:05:15.520 coldness

01:05:16.060 the black demiurge

01:05:17.580 who created

01:05:19.020 the white race

01:05:19.920 in the mythology

01:05:20.940 of the nation of Islam

01:05:22.080 and who knows

01:05:22.760 maybe in reality

01:05:23.500 if Malcolm X

01:05:24.080 is right

01:05:24.380 Yakub is not

01:05:26.260 sufficiently understood

01:05:27.020 he looks kind of

01:05:27.780 Somali

01:05:28.160 he's got a gigantic head

01:05:29.380 because of his big brain

01:05:30.300 and he invented

01:05:31.460 the white race

01:05:32.180 to get back

01:05:32.760 at some other black people

01:05:33.740 and then the white race

01:05:34.980 enslaved the world

01:05:35.680 through their use

01:05:36.260 of tricknology

01:05:37.000 this is good

01:05:39.400 now

01:05:39.580 I don't know about you

01:05:40.540 but

01:05:40.760 I feel like my day to day

01:05:42.540 is spent doing

01:05:43.700 a kind of arithmetic

01:05:44.460 where I wake up

01:05:45.880 and I begin the stimulants

01:05:46.920 nicotine

01:05:47.620 caffeine

01:05:48.060 I get to cruising altitude

01:05:49.060 the rest of the day

01:05:50.060 I try to maintain that

01:05:51.180 and then if I try to go to sleep

01:05:52.380 now I have to begin

01:05:53.340 the consumption of alcohol

01:05:54.360 you know

01:05:54.660 get us safely back

01:05:56.480 onto the airstrip

01:05:58.100 to the realm of the

01:05:59.180 walking and the living

01:05:59.940 so this is sort of like

01:06:01.120 a speed ball

01:06:01.660 because I've got the

01:06:02.640 the alcohol

01:06:03.460 and the nicotine

01:06:04.360 at the same time

01:06:05.780 I hope we don't

01:06:06.500 John Belushi you

01:06:07.400 I hope you don't become

01:06:08.620 John Belushi Doyle

01:06:09.980 I would prefer

01:06:10.820 that that outcome

01:06:11.840 not be what happens

01:06:13.400 you are a man

01:06:14.540 of your word

01:06:15.300 and you

01:06:16.100 you slammed

01:06:17.080 the double Tom Collins

01:06:18.140 in shocking speed

01:06:20.900 and I don't even

01:06:22.160 I'm not like a drinker

01:06:23.240 I'm just

01:06:24.020 I'm not

01:06:24.440 I'm not

01:06:25.840 I'm not even a drinker

01:06:26.860 I'm not even drinking anymore

01:06:27.820 you know

01:06:28.220 I didn't start drinking

01:06:28.980 until I actually

01:06:29.800 entered conservative media

01:06:30.900 because I would go

01:06:31.920 to these parties

01:06:32.460 and everyone would hand me

01:06:33.340 what I believed

01:06:33.840 was a glass of water

01:06:34.760 and it turns out

01:06:35.240 it was a glass

01:06:35.680 of straight vodka

01:06:36.460 yeah no

01:06:37.260 listen

01:06:37.580 I never started drinking

01:06:38.460 until I was in

01:06:39.000 conservative media

01:06:39.640 because of all the people

01:06:40.400 that you're around

01:06:41.240 because you have to be around

01:06:42.480 all the time

01:06:42.820 John

01:06:43.300 thank you for coming

01:06:44.980 on the show

01:06:45.400 yes sir

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01:07:35.860 you

The Michael Knowles Show - March 01, 2026

＂Debunking Black History Month＂ YES or NO： John Doyle

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