YES or NO ｜ Real Answers and Real Drinks with Will Witt
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Summary
In this episode of The Daily Wire's Drinking Game, host Michael Barbaro is joined by Will Witt, a well-known PragerU personality and the author of the upcoming book, "How to Win Friends and Influence Enemies." They play the drinking game where the rules are made up, and the points don't matter.
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When I fled California and Mussolini's failed state, I didn't, I look, the weather, I miss
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it, whatever. I didn't miss the politics, obviously, didn't miss the homelessness
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everywhere, but I did miss a few people. I did, particularly my friends at PragerU.
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So I've shipped one of them all the way out here to Nashville so that we can play the
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most important game at the Daily Wire, the drinking game, where the rules are made up
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and the points don't matter. I am joined by my friend, Will Witt. Will Witt, a well-known
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PragerU personality and the author of the upcoming book, How to Win Friends and Influence Enemies.
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What a title that is, my friend. Thank you. Thank you for being here. Michael just brought
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me out here so he could have someone to drink with. That's true. It was too sad to Skype
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you in. It still feels like drinking alone. So Will, do you know the rules? Because I
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don't. I don't really know the rules. I watched the one with Dave Rubin and everyone's confused
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the whole time. I think that kind of adds to the character of the game. It does. So broadly
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speaking, I'm going to read a prompt and you'll read a prompt. You read the prompt and you answer
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as you think the other person would answer by moving the other person's drink. And then
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you just, you drink. Now, before we start speaking in cursive, I should point out that
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this video is brought to you by Ring. More from Ring later for now. Shall we get started?
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Okay. I would audition for the new Twilight movie.
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Okay. So I'm answering for you. You're answering for me. Did I get it right? You got it right.
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Yeah. You obviously got it, of course. Yeah. I think you've tired out of the politics game
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a little bit. Yeah. I'm done with politics. And your skin is already kind of sparkly a little
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bit. That's true. Yeah. And by the way, after this book tour that I've just had where I
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haven't slept for a week, I do look like a vampire. I am. So yes. So I think we drink.
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Okay. Fine by me. Good. I opted for no ice cubes. That's aggressive. Yeah. And by the way,
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we should point out, you have appearances to make after this one. I do, but I usually only do my
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appearances if I've been drinking. That makes sense. Stables the hands out. Exactly.
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The shakes to go. Yeah. Okay. In 2021, wearing glasses is a choice.
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Yes. You're wrong. I'm wrong. For me, you're wrong. Okay. Yes. So I have a chronic eye
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illness. Okay. Not to get too. Yeah. Okay. This is bringing it down and making it very
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personal. Okay. So wearing glasses is what I have to do. Because if I don't, then my eye
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is this mucus that starts producing on my contact. It's very gross. But very personal.
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So I have to point something out right now. I have a contact in now. Okay. Yeah. Because
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you are not wearing glasses at the moment. Right. But I have to wear glasses most of the
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other time. But I chose because of this show. I said, I want to look my best. So you're saying
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you chose not to wear glasses? Yes. I, you know, I should wear glasses. I'm nearsighted. So
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it's, you know, I see. The Rachel Maddow look is good on you. This was the problem. I kept
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getting recognized. They'd say, Rachel, Rachel. No, it was because. Yeah. I saw you at Politicon,
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right? Yes, I did. I was at the Rachel booth. Yeah. Shapiro actually comes up to me.
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One time. And he goes, Knowles, this is hard for me to say, but you got to lose the glasses.
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So what do you mean? I need to, I need the glasses to see. He goes, I don't care. Conservatives
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don't wear glasses on TV. I said, no, that's not true. He goes, so name people who wear glasses
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on TV. I said, well, you know, Rachel Maddow, Chris Mathis, Lawrence O'Donnell, Chris Hayes.
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Oh, this is not good. It's all, it's all the libs that do. So I stopped wearing, but now
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everything's just blurry. Yeah. When I don't wear my glasses, I look more like Ellen DeGeneres.
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So Ellen DeGeneres and Rachel Maddow go actually pretty well together.
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They do. All right. Putting up George Floyd statues is worse than making Juneteenth a national holiday.
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day. I'm going to say yes for you. You're going to say no for me. I'm going to say no
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for you. I think based on you, I think you would think Juneteenth is a, is a waste of
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time. This is a hard one. Yeah. I'm very anti-Juneteenth. Yes. But this is a hard one
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because yeah, you know, making Juneteenth the new national independence day is terrible
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and it's a bunch of broader, but I'm going to have to actually move this. I'm going to
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have to move it to you because George Floyd was a career criminal who robbed a pregnant
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woman at gunpoint and, and died while committing a crime. And I'm not even saying that that justifies
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it or I know now the cop was convicted of murder, even though I think that was a ridiculous
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conviction. But there is a way to do Juneteenth that would make it a good holiday. There is
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no way to put up a statue of George Floyd. That's right. No. Did I get, did I get it
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right for you? Did I think so? I mean, I think, well, actually, I don't know because I think
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the significance of having maybe one statue in some little town of people, there's already
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the George Floyd square and that doesn't affect, you know, the entire federal calendar
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now just by having a square. So if they put a statue in there too, it would probably be
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fine. But having the Juneteenth holiday and all the stuff that goes along with that,
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I mean, just as a virtue signal for the woke left. Yeah. I would say that that's probably
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no. Yeah. Yeah. You make a good argument because it, you don't really get rid of holidays. It's
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very hard to get rid of. You can topple statues as the libs have shown us for a long time now,
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but yeah, that's a good point. Okay. I, shockingly, I'm going to remain indecisive on this.
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I think we've persuaded one another. We should drink. I'm fine with that.
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I'm answering for you. You are answering for me.
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I think we're on the same page. Well, we guessed in the same way, but I don't know if we're on the
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same page here. Okay. Explain. I am almost with Ann Coulter when she says that smoking a doobie
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should be a capital offense. I'm not quite there, but I like the war on drugs. I mean,
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the arguments against the war on drugs are either the libertarian argument that we should be able
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to use drugs, which I don't agree with. I don't agree with that either.
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Or the sort of, you know, it destroys families and in particular the black family,
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which maybe it does. That was the most convincing to me, but you know, here's the answer.
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Stop dealing drugs. By the way, no one goes to prison for having a dime bag of pot. Right.
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People plead down from distribution deal. Right. These are poison peddlers. So I think that throw
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them in the can, but just don't sell drugs, you know, and then we're good. I agree. Like I'm from
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Colorado and they thought that legalizing marijuana was going to make everything better. And there
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wasn't drug dealing. It's like it got worse. There were more DUIs and everything because of the
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drugs. So it's not like it does really any good. You know, the other, the other thing is I've,
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I have in my life experimented with the Peruvian parsley. Okay. I've, I've taken a couple toks
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of sin spinach. All right. However, I would say that the people for whom legalization of pot is
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the most important issue, I want, I want them to be unhappy. I agree. I want, I really enjoy that.
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And so out of a purely vindictive spirit, I think we got to keep it illegal. I agree. I don't,
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I don't want any of this stuff. All right. All right. Then we'll put the yes there. We'll take
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a little sip. Does that mean we drink still? Sure. Well, cause we can't smoke. Yeah, we can't
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talk. We can't smoke in here? Not, well, not if we keep legalizing, illegalizing pot. Is it legal
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here in Tennessee or illegal? You know, I actually, I would assume it's illegal, right? It's got to be
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illegal here in Tennessee. Yeah. What a good state. I'm so glad I'm here. I know. I'm in
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Los Angeles where you get off the plane and all you smell is marijuana. Yeah. As soon as you get
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off. And on the plane. Yeah. And on the plane too. Generally speaking, people, generally speaking,
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people you meet on the street are awful. Are these like people I meet in my interviews? Is that what
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they're talking about? Well, I don't know. You are a man on the street kind of guy. So it's okay.
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They're awful. People you meet on the street. It might be people I meet. It might be people,
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it might be both people that one meets on the street, but also, you know, the people,
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the slice of the people on the street that you talk to. Answering for you, I'm going to say
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Many of the people who I talk to are great, amazing people who just don't know anything,
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who have never heard a PragerU video or subscribe to the Daily Wire or anything like that. Yeah.
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Like they're smart people. Like the number one question that I get asked from people about my
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videos is how do you not just laugh at these idiots? And that's, that's the wrong thing to ask
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because these people are smart. They've just been so brainwashed by so many different people to think
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this way. Ignorance is not idiocy. Right. Right. It's, you gotta, you hopefully will correct the
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ignorance by telling people true things, but they have, people are perfectly intelligent. And if
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they've been completely failed by their education system, that's a, that's a cause for pity and the
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compassion of sending them a PragerU video or a podcast or something like that.
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Now don't get me wrong. There are awful people. I've, I've met some terrible people.
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If she takes it as empowering, like this event is, then of course I'll call her a slut.
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You would call your daughter a slut if it was empowering, right?
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I mean, you go out on the street and I'll meet people who want to kick me off campus,
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Hi, um, there are two people on our campus right here who are with a conservative group
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Are they threatening you specifically in any way?
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Not specifically. They're threatening me with their language, with their ideals.
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There are definitely awful people out there, but the vast majority of people are
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I agree. It's a cause of celebration to, to take a drink, I think.
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I think you get more. I think, yeah, I got to catch up. I'm not doing, I'll take another
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In America, the current Protestant community is doing a better job of pushing against the
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progressive takeover than the Catholic community.
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I'm actually trying to think of what I think about that myself.
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You should have kept your first answer. This was a close one because the evangelicals for
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most of the last 50, 60 years had been doing a better job than most Catholics, though notably
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some of the most important conservative leaders were Catholics. I'm thinking of Buckley, Russell
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Kirk, Phyllis Schlafly especially, and Brent Bozell, like a bunch of them. But the Catholics
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broadly, the people who identify as Catholic, like Joe Biden, who they don't actually believe
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in Catholicism, but they identify, they kind of gave us all a bad name, whereas the evangelicals
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were kind of all on the same page. But recently, I find the evangelicals are getting a little
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squishy in some cases, and mainline Protestantism just is progressivism, right? I mean, that's
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I just see the, I mean, I'll talk to people in Los Angeles all the time, and they talk about
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sending their kids to Catholic school. Catholic schools in LA, Southern California,
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they're not Catholic schools. They're not Catholic schools at all. They're leftist institutions
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that say that they are Catholic, and then they're pro-choice, they don't believe in men and women
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in the homes, or even that a man is a man, and commensurate. And it's like, maybe there are things
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within the leadership of the church that are still more conservative, but you go to any of
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these Catholic schools, they've totally abandoned the principles.
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There's a lot, it's very hard. If you go, I mean, depending on the city, let's say they have
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10 Catholic schools, maybe you get a couple that are really strong on orthodoxy, and you know,
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but yeah, it's part of that long march through the institutions that the left has engaged in.
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Though you know what I will find? When I go to the very liberal Catholic parishes,
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the median age is like 82. It's all, you know, old people and no kids. And then I go to the really
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conservative parishes, the median age is like 19, and they all have 10 kids. I don't even know how
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biologically that's possible. And all the kids are crying, but you know what? If it ain't crying,
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it's dying. That's my view. I don't know too much about Catholicism, or I've never been to a
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mass. We've got to take you to a good Latin mass. I would like to. There's a chi-chi.
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There's a chi-chi? There's a chi-chi so you can, yeah, I don't, my Latin's not great. So you're
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a Christian now? Yeah. I got baptized about four months ago. Yeah. Hey, man, that's great.
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That was an amazing thing. Jack Hibbs. He's going to baptize me.
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Wow. Oh, tremendous. Wow. Welcome. I'm a liberal atheist my whole life.
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We're going to have to pull you across the Tiber, you know, all in God's due time. That's
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wonderful news. It is. Best day of my life. Amazing thing. Drink to that. Excellent. We can
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drink to that. You know, in moderation, one can drink. Our Lord's first miracle, as you know,
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turning water into wine for people who had been celebrating for many days. All right.
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Oh, wow. Providence has perhaps given us this question. Or the producers wrote it.
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They know. If either alcohol or the sin spinach, that's actually the phrase they use. If either
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alcohol or the sin spinach were to be banned in America, it would be better to ban the
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greater evil, alcohol. I kind of gave away my answer.
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I love drinking. I love it. It's the best. It's great. First thing in the morning. No.
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Yeah, we're drinking at three. This is kind of late for me.
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People often, they make this argument where they'll be like, you know,
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you know, man, pot's way better for you than alcohol. It's a plant. It's a plant, man. It's
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like, yeah, man, plenty of poisons or plants. Coca-leaf is a plant. It's the exact same thing.
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A lot of tar. But even beyond that, alcohol has been in our culture forever. We just referenced
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the first miracle of our Lord. It goes back, and it goes back much further than that.
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Now, marijuana is relatively newly introduced to Western civilization. And so I just think,
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well, let's say you're right and alcohol's bad and certainly in excess. Why, one, why is marijuana
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better? And two, if it's sort of just as bad or a little bit, why would you introduce this new thing
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into Western civilization if you think it's so bad? I mean, we tried banning alcohol before,
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and we saw how well that went. It did not work. So I don't think it would ever work again.
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let's keep going. Since the strongest opposition to cryptocurrency comes from the Chinese government
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and Democrats, but I repeat myself, crypto is most likely good for the future of this country.
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Wait. Yeah. Trying to understand the question. Crypto is most likely good for the future of this
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country. Okay, we're answering on that. Put it on the blockchain, baby. 100%. 100%. Do it with social media.
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Yeah. Do it with investing. Do you know who says this? Reagan's favorite economist, George Gilder,
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wrote a whole book about this, Life After Google. He says blockchain's the future. Get on board.
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I know. 100%. I know. I should have. I have dreams about going back in time and investing in all of
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these different things. I know. As a 12-year-old kid with my $10 investing in it. I know. Buy an Apple
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stock in 97. I know. I know. I know. Things we cannot do over. It's more important to exercise the mind
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than it is to exercise the body. Hmm. Okay. I now know my answer. I'm trying to think of your answer.
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I could tell. You can tell? Shoulders getting wider. Yeah. No less.
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So I got this right, you're telling me? Yes. Or no? Okay. Well, I don't know why. I think they're
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both actually equally important. That's what I'm saying. I think that you need both. Because if
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you're a fat whale, but your mind is... Like, that affects your mind, too. If you're putting horrible
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things into your body, it also affects your mind. If you're eating McDonald's every day, that's bad for
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your thinking. Yes. No, I... Well, yeah. I mean, it's delicious, but it's probably not great for your
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thinking. And this... I mean, I say this as someone who hasn't worked out, you know, since the Clinton
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administration. I'll take you to work out. I think... It would be great. I want... I got to broaden my
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shoulders. The thing about it is the human person is actually tripartite, right? There's body and mind
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and soul. Body, soul, and spirit, rather, I'll say. So it's important to discipline your mind. It's
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important to discipline your body. I care very greatly about spiritual things, though I suppose
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that's another question. But yeah, you got to work out, man. It's good to be a Chad. Maybe
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I'll work on that something. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you get a good spirit, body, and mind with creatine
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and pre-workouts. That's how you do it. It's in some book of the Bible, I assume. Yeah.
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Nietzsche wrote about it in Thus Spoke to Zarathustra. The ubermensch, you know, all about creatine.
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Dropping out of college because you disagree with their views is actually just an
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excuse to hide the fact that you couldn't handle it. This one's a personal attack.
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It seems a little direct. Wait a second. Okay. So, well, no, that gives me a pretty good
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answer for you. But then you got an answer for me.
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Yeah. I'm going to say no. Yeah. I think any real conservative person would say that.
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You're giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to an institution that hates your values.
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Yeah. Because it's not even just like you're leaving because we have different preferences
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or something. What I'm saying, I actually love liberal education. I'm a big supporter of not
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even, forget STEM. I'm talking about reading poetry and history and stuff. But if you're not getting
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that, if you're not getting a real liberal education at a college and you're spending hundreds of
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thousands of dollars to do it, get out of there, man. What are you doing? Maybe either transfer to
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another school or just like read books, you know, and go get a job.
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I mean, that's what I did. I mean, I went through two years of school and I learned almost nothing.
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The only classes, I failed all my classes except for creative writing. Creative writing were the
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only classes, my English classes, because that was something that I actually enjoyed and wanted
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to do. But the other classes, I mean, the sociology 101 and then the biology, even getting into gender
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stuff, it doesn't make any sense. The biology class where you learn that a man is a woman.
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Yeah. The men menstruate. There were live performances on stage showing us exactly how that happened.
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Oh, that's right. I'm up. I got to catch up. Yeah.
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I've never been physically attacked while asking people questions for a piece of content.
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I kind of spoiled this one before. I've been physically attacked.
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Yeah. No, I did one where I dressed up as a Native American.
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We're college students. You put that in anywhere. You're dead, bro.
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You're endangering me. Because of you, there's a Indian thing.
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They snatched on my headdress. We got the black pilgrim here.
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They snatched it off this entire class. They were stalking us and they ripped off my stuff.
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One time speaking at University of Northern Colorado, Black Lives Matter, came flipping tables physically, trying to assault the people there.
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Yeah. I was only attacked one time on a campus at the University of Missouri.
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So they're all screaming and it's all big hubbub.
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And then some Looney Tune busts in the fire exit behind my podium and squirts me with some unknown substance that I'd prefer not to think about.
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And thankfully, he only ruined my blazer and the cop got him down really quickly.
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But who knew? I've said genuinely outrageous things, but that was the most outrageous.
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Tactically speaking, conservatives should allow transgender athletes to compete in male sports because the inevitable outcome will be the best weapon to defeat the leftist idea.
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Tactically speaking, conservatives should allow transgender athletes.
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So basically, we should allow them so that we can get on with it.
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Like it's wrong, but it'll show how kooky the left is and that'll red pill a lot of people.
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You don't murder someone to say, oh, murder is really bad and then show people that.
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They should be able to figure this out with common sense.
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Sometimes people, yes, and this is a bad idea that conservatives often have.
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And they'll say this, they'll be like, you know, we need to elect a socialist.
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Yeah, let's vote for Bernie Sanders because that'll show people how bad it is.
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And second of all, let's avoid, you know, years and years of misery and poverty and evil
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You go to California, Gavin Newsom is running the state into the ground.
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I mean, you talk to liberals on the street and they say, oh, it's because of the conservatives
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There are about four conservatives left in California.
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Since the entire Democrat apparatus is pushing against election audits and voting integrity
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laws, we can assume with relative certainty that any election in 2020 was dot, dot, dot,
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Due to YouTube rules, make your guess what the other person would think, but do not verbally
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Because the whole Democrat apparatus is pushing against election audits and also I'll just add,
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changed all the voter laws and took away all the election integrity measures just about
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and in some cases violated the state constitution to give certain groups advantages in certain
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We can say with relative certainty that any election in 2020 was just not super legit.
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So you make your guess, but no verbal confirmation.
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We have to deal with this with PragerU all the time.
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CBD oil is more effective at treating, insert any and all claims, than the masks are at stopping the spread of COVID-19.
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And I think that that was, that's more effective than the masks.
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I tried putting a mask on my dog too, and it didn't do it.
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If it, if it, if it does anything that is either neutral or positive, it is definitely more effective than the masks are at, yes.
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Yeah, if it doesn't do anything, it's more helpful.
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Okay, we're getting down, getting down to the final ones.
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Isn't that weird, though, that we're just all like, ha ha, you know, John McAfee obviously was murdered by his enemies in the prison.
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I am contemplating getting a I did not kill myself across the forehead.
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Because it's getting to a point where you can't be trusted.
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Well, McAfee actually wrote, he said that he was getting messages from various people.
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And who knows, maybe it was just a big troll, but I don't think it was.
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Man on the street journalism is similar to being a model on Instagram.
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Listen, me being attractive helps the views for the man on the street, okay?
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Me having great hair makes people want to talk to me.
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And also, being an Instagram model is often fairly lucrative.
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Like, it's like a, it's a very effective way of communicating.
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If I was born hot with double D's and a woman, I would be a billionaire.
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These days, these days, you could well claim to have been born hot with double D's and a woman.
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Before, before you show me, I suppose we should.