The NXR Podcast - THE SPECIAL - Behind The Scenes In Right Wing Media w⧸Alex Stein

00:00:00.000 And so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you.

00:00:10.360 Ask what you can do for your country.

00:00:12.800 Radical Christian Nationalist Pastor, Joel Webin.

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00:00:34.820 I'm going to talk about Joel Webin.

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00:00:42.800 all right here we are part two alex stein thanks for coming i get a two-part series i feel so good

00:01:01.140 about myself joel thank you for having me i really appreciate it so nice we had to do it twice um

00:01:06.500 yeah so i wanted to ask you you've been in the media scene longer than i have yeah i mean well

00:01:13.240 dude you've been crushing it you just got in it and blew up pretty quick joel thanks man but real

00:01:17.760 quick i want to talk about me but you know this is what i want to encourage people and we'll get

00:01:21.500 into this in the show is that you probably didn't expect that you'd have a lot of success this fast

00:01:25.600 but you just kind of started speaking without being filtered you're just speaking your mind

00:01:31.360 going with your gut and that's what i try to encourage people to do is that we try to always

00:01:35.920 fit you know what is it a square peg at a round hole instead of just trying to be yourself and

00:01:40.800 that's really what i tell college kids when i go and speak at college campuses the best advice you

00:01:45.400 can give somebody is to be unapologetically yourself but if you think in your mind oh if

00:01:49.380 i would have started a podcast sooner i would have been more successful sooner not really you

00:01:52.500 kind of needed your whole life to really get your world outlook and your viewpoint that you have

00:01:57.100 and that's why you're so successful is because you don't pull any punches thanks yeah i think

00:02:02.200 courage is in short supply and um and if people see courage they're attracted to it so and people

00:02:08.500 are getting more religious yeah that is finally changing we're finally seeing the trend where

00:02:13.000 young people are identifying as christian more and and i remember being young and like our teacher

00:02:19.220 telling us people are becoming less religious people right and that really was the that was

00:02:23.460 true that was true yeah and now it's the the pendulum has swung so i think you're kind of

00:02:28.340 writing you're here at a time when it's needed when more people want to go hear a podcast where

00:02:34.240 they can actually get some sort of you know scripture-based analysis instead of just listening

00:02:38.920 to you know psychobabble from maybe me alexine because you know a lot of what i do is not

00:02:43.160 scripture-based but my point is there is a an audience that is more hungry for this sort of

00:02:50.780 information than there probably was 10 years ago yes so i see there being like a pretty sizable

00:02:57.180 chasm between you know two two different groups on the right that there's and i'm not just saying

00:03:03.040 politically between like you know the neocons and the maga now emerging you know america first but

00:03:07.460 take the politics out of it for a second but just thinking of media and different um different like

00:03:12.500 ethos and and style and mechanics and those kinds of things um there are guys who are more bible

00:03:19.120 based like what you just described um and are pretty stand-up guys and i don't even mean they're

00:03:25.660 all christian like ben shapiro is a jew yeah um but old testament but yeah but ben shapiro like

00:03:32.120 i you know i don't have a lot of good things to say about him i'm i'm not really a fan that said

00:03:36.560 though to be fair because i i don't want to i don't like when people are unfair um ben shapiro

00:03:42.420 if i asked him to babysit my kids i would trust him i would trust him and see that's the thing is

00:03:47.560 i doubt that ben shapiro has ever cheated on his wife yeah um i think that uh he would hand my

00:03:52.720 children back to me he's a smart guy too he's also uh he is intelligent and he's well-spoken

00:03:57.840 um i don't know if he's that well-spoken i listen up then i mean yeah well i'm a little smarmy but

00:04:03.400 gosh i can't hardly listen to ben when i say well-spoken i mean he's articulate it doesn't

00:04:07.640 necessarily mean that the tone of his voice is pleasing but you you know what i mean yeah um

00:04:12.780 here's here's my point so on one side of like right-wing media you have

00:04:17.420 the glenn becks um the ben shapiro's the um you know guys who basically let's describe them as

00:04:26.160 um guys who would would come off as a little bit more serious um and and would be more religious

00:04:34.160 based more morality based yeah i know glenn beck is a mormon and you know ben is a jew well real

00:04:40.900 quick though i gotta cut you off you know mormonism there are some weird points of it but every

00:04:45.100 mormon that i know is usually dialed in and works hard oh of course i'm saying i actually have a lot 0.81

00:04:50.180 of respect for mormons you know i don't know if the magic underwear and some of the stuff is a

00:04:53.780 little bizarre but if it actually religiously speaking it's terrible uh but in terms of the

00:04:59.140 people they're great there's some of the most stand-up moral people like if if i lived if if

00:05:03.760 i could live in a all christian neighborhood of christian haitians or an all mormon neighborhood

00:05:09.780 of the only kind of mormons there are white as the driven snow yeah i i would live in the

00:05:14.540 salt lake city's nice have you ever been to salt lake city i don't know if you've been there but

00:05:17.520 it's nice the demographics have something to do with that yeah of course you know like we know

00:05:22.020 this it's like you know when when gavin newsom came out recently is like well uh what state was

00:05:27.160 it it was maybe it was is either alabama or it was um or it was it was one of the states of the

00:05:33.660 south and it was like your you know your murder rate is higher than ours you know and like and

00:05:38.700 you you hate on democrats you know but our policies are working it's like okay like let's pull up this

00:05:43.920 this uh state in the south let's pull up the demographics and let's pull up the demographics

00:05:48.560 of california and i did it was like the easiest thing in the world to do and it's like palos

00:05:51.700 verdes yeah the southern state was like it was like um a like 1.6 or 1.7 to 1 in terms of the

00:06:02.140 murder rate but it was a two to one in terms of um uh black residents per capita yeah well you 1.00

00:06:08.780 you know what i would argue though too is that i actually think the the problem with black culture 0.99

00:06:14.020 and and i you know i tell you this all the time i'm such a conspiracy theorist it's the two-parent 0.56

00:06:18.840 home i actually don't think that's a huge part that that is a big part of it where a lot of

00:06:23.000 these women have babies and multiple baby daddies and you know multiple baby mamas and that is kind 0.98

00:06:28.780 of what caused this problem because my dad was heavily involved in my life i don't know what

00:06:32.380 your background was but i'm guessing your dad might did you ever see zach galifian he's like

00:06:36.060 my dad would never do that he loved me yeah exactly right yeah my dad's great my dad's a

00:06:41.080 member of my church he's leading you know he's leading the congregation through song my mom is

00:06:45.880 playing piano every sunday night we do a game night my wife and my parents and my parents are

00:06:50.040 incredible yeah i'd be nowhere without my mom i was adopted as a baby i would be a deadbeat if it

00:06:55.720 wasn't for my parents adopting me as a child as a baby i yeah that would have massive effects so

00:07:02.460 a lot of times we want to make it just about you know skin color i really i think it's just more

00:07:06.720 about your nature versus nurture and if your nature is no parent and you're listening to

00:07:11.720 degenerate rap music because i do think that that going going to the conspiracy side is that

00:07:15.700 you know original rap music wasn't like get a gun shoot a person right it was it was actually just

00:07:21.760 more about hip-hop and you know like i can't even think of the names of the bands that i'm thinking

00:07:26.780 but i'm just saying it wasn't as degenerate but i do think that and if you look at billy corgan has

00:07:31.640 a good he talks about how the reason why the Smashing Pumpkins weren't even more popular is

00:07:35.780 because he noticed a trend where all of a sudden the Smashing Pumpkins even though they're a rock

00:07:40.300 band they were being played on the pop charts you know as a big crossover music he said in the

00:07:44.440 2000s all of a sudden it was the rap music that started to really be push and push and push and

00:07:49.260 you there is an argument to be made people like Michael Jordan was invested to it the private

00:07:52.860 prison industry kind of came out at the same time they needed to fill the private prison industry

00:07:57.080 up and so that's why they had more degenerate music because kind of encouraged more of a

00:08:00.780 degenerate lifestyle and like the perfect example that i use and why i believe this is that i grew

00:08:04.800 up listening to three six mafia and at the time i thought that was so funny uh uh making easy money

00:08:10.660 pipping hoses sears chicken head i thought the rap was just good but i was subconsciously

00:08:15.240 worshiping satan you know and they ended up winning an academy award the only rap person

00:08:19.320 to rap group to win an academy award i think that was done on purpose because they wanted to make

00:08:23.340 the band that is three six mafia six triple six mafia they wanted to let the satanist win who 0.56

00:08:28.580 owns those uh record labels well of course a jewish guy in nwa you know owned by a jewish guy 0.74

00:08:33.920 so so i'm with you culture i i don't know anybody who's saying that culture is not um a major factor

00:08:40.840 but just to to push back slightly so like you said skin color i all i don't know anybody saying

00:08:46.200 that culture isn't an issue i also don't really know anybody who's saying that skin color is an

00:08:50.500 issue. It's melanin in the skin is not the issue. It's not that it's, you know, what if it was never

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00:12:08.700 you know and so my point is well nigeria they did that they did that iq test and they were

00:12:13.100 they averaged like 70 and the guy and the guy he was trying to debate guy yeah he's like and

00:12:18.980 very disappointingly you know like yes he was like uh and so the average iq was 69 uh you know

00:12:25.140 and over 52 percent of participants were underneath 69 you know underneath 70 iq yeah so

00:12:31.480 here's my point my point is uh culture um can't be swept under the rug that that's uh that's clear

00:12:37.800 that's a major factor. But at the same time, people are different. And from a Christian

00:12:43.900 perspective, and this kind of gets back to different forms of right-wing media, because

00:12:48.260 I want to come back to that. But from a Christian perspective, there's really two sides. So one,

00:12:53.380 there is a physical side. We've talked about this on your show. We're not Gnostics. We believe that

00:12:57.780 God created a physical world. There are physical distinctions. A woman is different than a man,

00:13:02.160 not just with her personality, but she is physically different than a man, and we know this.

00:13:06.020 Um, and I believe that different peoples, tribes, tongues, nations are also different,

00:13:11.120 different strengths, different weaknesses.

00:13:12.420 I choose one of those.

00:13:13.820 I want to say this because I want to hear your pushback. 0.97

00:13:15.280 I almost value a woman more because they have the portal of divinity. 0.87

00:13:18.600 Every single soul has come through a woman's uterus and you and I don't have the ability 0.95

00:13:22.860 to do that. 1.00

00:13:23.540 Yeah.

00:13:23.660 I can't birth babies.

00:13:24.660 Yeah.

00:13:24.820 Which is, I think that is arguably the most important characteristic a person can have

00:13:28.840 to keep a society afloat.

00:13:30.240 I mean, to, you know, I know they need a man to proclaim. 1.00

00:13:32.760 Women are, yeah, they're irreplaceable. 1.00

00:13:34.720 Yeah. 1.00

00:13:34.900 But so are men.

00:13:36.020 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:13:36.820 But I hear your point. 1.00

00:13:37.900 Isn't that what they say, though, in the future, that the women are going to be able to replace us and they'll just have our, you know. 0.98

00:13:43.160 I've heard that. 1.00

00:13:43.760 You know, that's what they say.

00:13:44.620 I've heard that, yeah. 0.97

00:13:45.140 They'll just have a sperm banks and we'll be gone.

00:13:47.660 And the only baby that will come out will be an IVF girl. 0.95

00:13:50.480 Yeah. 0.99

00:13:51.300 Yeah, but their voting will be terrible and their countries will go to house. 0.96

00:13:55.880 And I know you're against gay marriage, but I was arguing with somebody about gay marriage. 0.99

00:13:59.760 And I'm like, you know, I really don't think it's good. 0.98

00:14:01.920 You know, I'm not for gay marriage.

00:14:03.500 but if you're a lesbian did you know lesbian couples have the highest rate of divorce

00:14:08.420 they do yeah it's just like and a really like shockingly high uh rate of physical abuse

00:14:14.180 well that doesn't surprise me but i was i was trying i was talking to a lesbian i was like so

00:14:18.640 go get married you're gonna get a divorce that's kind of my argument to her uh yeah and so there

00:14:23.260 is something like this is really crazy and i do believe this but people are gonna what are you 0.59

00:14:27.220 talking about i think being a lesbian is almost fake because two girls can kiss and then she can

00:14:31.680 go marry a guy but if two guys kiss that's gay and i know you can you know you can maybe you know

00:14:36.540 convert and go well biblically speaking did you know there there's uh i mean the old testament

00:14:41.660 has a lot of laws so it's not like they just missed it right i mean you're talking about

00:14:45.160 hundreds thousands of different civil codes moral codes ceremonial codes but all you need is to know

00:14:49.720 hide laws but there's no no uh but there's no there was not actually a uh penalty against

00:14:57.040 lesbianism but there was against uh yes wow see that makes that makes i'm now my and that's not

00:15:03.740 to say that lesbianism is therefore morally permissible yeah and it's not to say that god

00:15:08.260 viewed it as more but it's not as repugnant it's not yeah and and i think we kind of know without 0.88

00:15:12.840 being too graphic one of the reasons why yeah i agree it's like we're lesbians we have sex no you 0.99

00:15:17.860 don't you don't have sex yeah you don't you don't i agree and two men are but men do sodomy yeah 0.99

00:15:22.980 and and it's really really repugnant and all women are kind of gay you know they're kind of like you 0.99

00:15:28.140 know uh touching each other i'm just saying it's it's just more socially acceptable for women to 0.92

00:15:31.660 kind of be touching and feeling on women but a guy that's that's weird so i think culturally

00:15:36.860 lesbian is lesbians are fake it's not a real thing yeah it really is not a real thing i agree 0.61

00:15:43.820 um so all that being said um the point is men and women are different i think i think race is real 0.99

00:15:49.540 so i would describe myself as a race realist yeah so that's the only thing i'm going back to like

00:15:53.740 the culture and this gets back to the media so you know back to back to back but like i think that

00:15:58.940 there are good guys in on on right-wing media and when i say good guys i like actually detest uh

00:16:04.820 their message and a lot of the things that they're promoting um but i mean good guys like like they

00:16:09.940 don't cheat on their wife i would trust them to watch my kids like they're um they're stand-up 0.53

00:16:14.060 guys they're moral other than ben shapiro being happy to palestinian children are dying he's

00:16:18.500 probably an okay guy that's what i mean that's what i mean and then so here's your bible-based

00:16:22.900 and again i know he's he's not bible-based he's a jew well the old testament i mean i know i'm

00:16:27.280 just saying but it's the old testament undone by the talmud that that you know it's a lot of the

00:16:33.220 no-hide laws where does that come into play like why is ben shapiro say a christian can get into

00:16:38.600 heaven as long as he follows the no-hide laws i don't know what ben shapiro is saying with that

00:16:43.240 but he has said that no talmudic jew actually believes that oh they don't so that might be

00:16:47.660 unique to him i've heard him say that on his podcast maybe he believes that but no that's

00:16:52.140 that's not that's not a staple of judy oh okay not not not from my awareness so my point is just

00:16:58.740 to simply say that um you you've got some moral guys whether it's a glenn beck or it's a ben

00:17:04.760 shapiro or it's a whoever um and these guys you know usually have some kind of religious claim

00:17:10.640 um that's you know you know something over here you've got you know the new right ascendant right

00:17:18.840 whatever you want to call it that's emerging america first kind of guys who are like they're

00:17:23.260 they're j-pilled they're aware of israel they're also very much you know race realist you know

00:17:30.620 some of them are more than race realist some of them actually are you know maybe a supremacist

00:17:35.820 you know or whatever but but the point is these guys don't really care that much about

00:17:40.260 any religious claim they're not necessarily moral so they'll say based you know hashtag

00:17:45.020 they're kind of pro muslim i know see you know yes that's it yeah so exactly so like so they

00:17:50.740 say some based things um but they a lot of them aren't married they they don't they're not family

00:17:57.420 men yeah they're um they get drunk a lot they you know you find them in the club you know that's

00:18:03.340 what was so funny about like the the video with like all these right-wing guys and nick is kind

00:18:07.800 of like a fish out of water yeah nick is not a club guy but but here's the and i like that about

00:18:12.020 nick and i personally i wish he hadn't gone even that one time but i but i know that he you know

00:18:17.020 he didn't drink and he didn't get drunk or anything like that but the point is nick is the

00:18:20.920 exception that's the point i'm making i think we both agree so nick is is standing like a fish out

00:18:26.140 of water and and he stands distinct because he's the only one all these other guys are based in

00:18:31.880 some of their talking points but they're they're they're immoral they're degenerate and so all that

00:18:36.520 being said back to what you said about me i think part of the reason for the success if i might be

00:18:41.540 so bold i think part of it is because um i'm j-pilled i'm a race realist um i i'm patriarchal

00:18:49.800 i make no apology for that i think that men should lead everything not just the church and the home

00:18:54.460 but uh in civil politics i think men are are called by god to live in uh lead in society so

00:19:01.460 all these kinds of things that you would find over here with kind of like the new right degenerate

00:19:05.520 right um and yet i have five kids and a wife i pastor a church i use the bible as a basis for

00:19:12.640 my views um and i think that's that's what i was gonna say is that like with media right now you've

00:19:18.960 got these guys kind of ascendant and these guys kind of falling off a cliff in terms of just

00:19:22.900 views and yes and clout yes so you got the moral the moral boomers and boomer is a state of mind

00:19:29.580 it's not just an age you know like ben shapiro is a boomer yes not by age but by heart but what's

00:19:34.720 weird is that but to me it blows my mind that the boomers are so supportive of israel because it was

00:19:38.660 just the 60s and 70s people were very critical of israel yeah they were judaism so i'm like where

00:19:44.760 did this thing was it the 70s 80s 90s where because i remember my dad wanted to change my last name to

00:19:49.860 stone because he said you know you're not jewish you're going to be you know persecuted for being

00:19:53.620 stein right and i was like well i don't want to change my last name you know we didn't but

00:19:57.580 so my dad was hip to it when i was born in 86 so you know people have been critical of israel i

00:20:04.300 guess maybe not outspokenly critical for centuries yeah yeah for say to say the least not not of

00:20:09.300 israel but but jews yeah yeah you know long before the nation state so no you you're right but my

00:20:14.860 point is like take the israel that's you know that's the issue of the day right now but take

00:20:18.940 that out of the equation when i say boomers i just mean um like like what i'm not picking on you but

00:20:25.020 like you can pick like they you know like it's just culture whereas i would say no uh it is

00:20:31.080 culture yeah uh with when it comes to contributing factor that is a clearly in a huge one not a small

00:20:37.000 one at the same time though um black people are different than white people yeah and and that

00:20:44.760 doesn't even mean my my my opinion as a christian is i actually think that um that black people can

00:20:51.720 change. I think all people can change, but slowly over time. I think any individual can be changed 1.00

00:20:57.000 by the Lord Jesus Christ through conversion, by the power of the Holy Spirit, be a Christian,

00:21:00.780 but you still got those demons that you wrestle with. So it's like, so I actually, I'll put it

00:21:06.960 like this. It's like how Indians are, not dot Indians, but Native Americans are just totally 0.93

00:21:10.660 addicted to alcohol. That's a genetic thing. Yes. And so it's like, the phrase that I'll use 1.00

00:21:17.060 is this uh besetting sins of particular people besetting sins of particular people what i mean

00:21:22.540 by that is i think every every people group you can look and you can detect certain strengths and 0.86

00:21:27.740 certain you know pitfalls and weaknesses um so i'll you know i'll pick on white people because

00:21:32.140 i'm white you know so that one's easy so europeans i would say and i don't think this

00:21:36.220 was always true of europeans i know it wasn't but i would say for the last

00:21:39.640 150 arguably even 300 years definitely the last 150 years i would say um european

00:21:46.860 those of european descent uh tend to have a weak point speaking in generality so not each and every

00:21:52.960 individual but on the whole uh gullible um morally passive um cowardly um the like the things that

00:22:04.780 would lend towards social suicide uh toxic empathy just giving away the farm you know it's like yeah

00:22:12.180 that's clearly um a weak point right now and i would say like uh look at the uk i think that's

00:22:17.960 the perfect example of it yes and i and i think i could we could also say that like okay so now 0.66

00:22:22.980 we got white people out of the way started with them um black people um if if i am doing the work

00:22:30.300 as as an evangelist and i'm ministering and and i live in a neighborhood that's predominantly black

00:22:35.620 and by god's grace like he saves the whole neighborhood and they're all a part of my church

00:22:40.120 now um if it was a white church like they're saved where i'm not saying that they're not christians

00:22:46.500 i'm not saying they don't love jesus and i'm not saying that that didn't make a real uh detectable

00:22:51.400 moral improvement in their lives but i would say but there's still these besetting sins that are 0.91

00:22:56.580 that that that that die slowly they're hard to kill and so um here's a bunch of white people

00:23:02.660 and they're christians and they love jesus but there's a propensity in general not every single

00:23:08.740 one of them and not every single time but in general a propensity towards apathy towards uh

00:23:14.920 gullibility towards uh toxic empathy preferring others at the expense of their own people their

00:23:20.680 own children they're like their own welfare um and if i was pastoring you know here's the black

00:23:25.860 church like and they're genuinely born again they're christians they've grown they've improved 0.67

00:23:30.500 um but also like i probably you know like an ex-alcoholic i wouldn't take him to a bar

00:23:37.020 yeah the black church that i'm pastoring i would if white people came and visited i wouldn't say

00:23:43.540 hey everybody just leave your bikes out yeah and it does seem like they like to tell because i

00:23:47.920 want to tempt them yeah i know and they do like to talk i said that i went there yeah i know there

00:23:52.240 are some character traits that are there are some character traits and so anyway so but my point

00:23:57.180 that right there i use it as an example okay that's not the point of the podcast but um me

00:24:02.000 saying that right there right that'll get clipped out i'll get i'll get crap for that um but you

00:24:06.540 said like hey you you know you kind of came out of nowhere and you're growing it's because of that

00:24:09.760 yeah it's because of that you're not pulling punches because what you've got is glenn beck

00:24:13.380 who would never say that yeah but also probably not cheat on his wife yeah you know um and then

00:24:18.260 you've got andrew tate who would absolutely say that with less qualifiers than i did but also

00:24:25.660 you know have like only fans models working for him you know and so pornography shoots but there

00:24:31.200 is a younger generation of men who i think want to be moral and they want to not just be based

00:24:37.080 they want something tried true tradition old rooted they want religion i think people want

00:24:42.560 tradition i really do think but they don't want religion christianity particularly if 0.51

00:24:48.100 christianity is what the boomers have insisted it is which is suicide yeah because the boomers

00:24:54.340 is a good description of what's happening i think that's what's happening so so i'm like christian 0.62

00:24:59.820 with a spine muscular christianity i i hold to the christianity um that inspired the crusades

00:25:06.860 yeah that fought off entire nations for god country and kin i believe in that christianity

00:25:12.440 and that i think you've got the new degenerate right you've got the old boomer religious right

00:25:19.320 but with you know that's just basically just handing their grandkids to the grave and and

00:25:25.580 then you have this gaping chasm in between. And I predict, I might be wrong, because I'm not the

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00:26:36.600 And to your point, though, I don't know what the exact number is. I've heard, I don't know if it's

00:26:41.160 Glenn or maybe he's even Ben Shapiro talking about, there's only about 50 million people that

00:26:45.040 even kind of consume conservative media and that's why they are so threatened by nick or by tucker

00:26:50.200 because they've taken a big piece of that kind of small pie and so that i think that's also why

00:26:54.620 you're being able to be successful because it is kind of a smaller pie but there are people are not

00:26:58.980 happy with uh the glenn becks necessarily so that is why they are able to find you and that's why

00:27:04.240 they you know vibe with what you're saying which the irony is like all those guys they broke up

00:27:10.080 the legacy media that came before them and now we're breaking and they're getting mad about it

00:27:14.400 right and they're getting mad i mean like the ben shapiro only became a thing because it was like

00:27:19.760 he came in and broke up you know part of the market share from fox news and from you know

00:27:24.140 and then you know and then and they don't want to take part of their pie right exactly so that's

00:27:29.280 just that's the way of the world that's you know and that and that's continuing and i don't see it

00:27:33.100 stopping anytime soon but that said my point is i'm curious you've been in the media space you've

00:27:37.840 done a lot of different things you've done you know we talked about you know previously you've

00:27:41.360 done like reality shows yeah yeah you know a producer for cheaters you know for eight years

00:27:46.120 and you've done you know you worked at the blaze for a little while and you worked there for three

00:27:50.000 years so i'm i'm curious what do you because i am new to this so i i gave my little spiel but now i

00:27:56.040 really want to hear from you um what do you predict where is this going what's right wing media if i

00:28:02.920 had to predict far in the future where it's going sadly what goes viral joel clips of you you know

00:28:09.340 I mean, you can speak on these hour long podcasts, but people don't have the attention span.

00:28:14.160 So I think the future, it's going to be like Brave New World, where sadly, I think they

00:28:19.460 called it like the tellies, where it was basically like porno and news, like they would go to

00:28:23.840 the theater in there.

00:28:24.620 It was like, that's literally what our content is going to be like.

00:28:27.260 It's going to be, and you kind of say the degenerate, right?

00:28:29.720 But believe it or not, it's going to be like the movie Idiocracy.

00:28:32.820 You know what I mean?

00:28:33.540 And I like Donald Trump. 1.00

00:28:35.420 I know you're a little more critical than I am of him, but he is the grab-em-by-the-pussy president. 1.00

00:28:40.240 And I would imagine that there's going to be more grab-em-by-the-pussy presidents in the future. 0.99

00:28:46.020 And that's kind of where I see the media landscape going is that you're going to have to almost make long-form content, 0.97

00:28:51.360 specifically clip farming for the short-form content that people get, and it's going to be out-of-context content.

00:28:57.740 Always.

00:28:58.220 And I think that that is kind of where we're going is that's the direction where people just have such a short attention span.

00:29:03.020 it's just going to be clips and that's why they don't like nick because his clips do so well

00:29:06.160 yeah yeah they do so how how will that even function as an industry because at that point

00:29:12.400 it's just you know d's not scroper 667 who's clip farming like so nick nick doesn't even

00:29:18.100 no he didn't even make money from it yeah there's clippers so what do you think will

00:29:22.060 happen with that because somebody will have to still make content for all these guys to clip out

00:29:25.740 what will be their incentive well see if we're going like what i think is going to happen and

00:29:31.800 And now with Neuralink, what Elon Musk is doing, that's another complaint that I have with Elon Musk.

00:29:35.800 Neuralink sounds so good.

00:29:36.900 Oh, a soldier blows his arm off, and now he can have a robotic arm.

00:29:40.960 And I'm all for that.

00:29:42.360 But I do think that this is what the – and it's not so distant future, actually, that they're going to have us plug into the metaverse, and they're going to have us live in some sort of simulation.

00:29:51.140 And they'll tell everybody, well, in the metaverse, instead of living for 70 years here on Earth, you can live for a million years.

00:29:57.360 And you plug into this computer, and in the metaverse, you're like, well, how do you make money?

00:30:01.300 Well, in the metaverse, you'll probably have credits.

00:30:02.860 You'll be able to buy stuff, and you'll just be looking at ads the whole time.

00:30:05.980 So I think that this media landscape, luckily now we have ways where people can support

00:30:11.380 independent content creators, but if that ever dies out, that's what they want.

00:30:15.520 I think they want us all to literally plug into a computer, and once you plug into that

00:30:18.580 computer, they'll say, oh, this is better for climate change.

00:30:20.640 You'll be intubated.

00:30:21.440 You'll basically be comatose.

00:30:23.520 I think that's what they want.

00:30:24.580 I know that sounds crazy.

00:30:26.280 It might sound too conspiratorial, but I really do believe that is where we're heading, especially

00:30:30.420 with all the new artificial intelligence that that's that's the one that that's what they want

00:30:34.360 to do is live in this fake world and just be intubated and live in a video game and maybe that

00:30:39.960 is not going to happen in our lifetimes probably not but that's kind of where i just see media 0.68

00:30:44.220 going because it's just like tv's dead nobody's watching tv right and and all the boomers that

00:30:49.760 are here sadly my dad's a boomer he's not going to be here in 10 years probably and that you know

00:30:54.900 i can just cry thinking about that but and so all the boomers will be gone in 10 years and you and 0.99

00:30:59.620 I will be, you know, we'll be a little older and just these young people are not going

00:31:03.320 to be watching the same content that we're watching now.

00:31:05.320 And it's going to be drastically different.

00:31:07.560 I can't really foresee exactly what that is going to be, but I kind of go back to Brave

00:31:11.320 New World.

00:31:11.780 Like it's going to be short form content, like Instagram tits and maybe some news. 0.90

00:31:16.360 Like, you know, they have those clips where the women do the news naked, like it's going 0.98

00:31:20.260 to be like that, literally that degenerate.

00:31:22.020 Unless we have people like yourself, where we still have a spiritual, you know, connection

00:31:27.100 into this world but they're trying to kill god every single day they're trying to hide his

00:31:30.400 existence and i don't think that will ever necessarily happen but a lot of people have

00:31:34.160 fallen into that trap right now and potentially more people could fall under that trap yeah so

00:31:39.600 yeah i think a slop in dated war slop in dated world yeah we're gonna be watching ai slap constantly

00:31:45.780 so i think that's what you know the powers that be want and there's certainly the mechanisms for

00:31:51.680 that to take place but at the same time there's this other narrative you know beneath the surface

00:31:57.800 which you are also firsthand and witnessing where like you have a lot of young people returning to

00:32:04.980 church yeah returning to christ actually wanting to be informed not like i because i see both i

00:32:12.240 see like the slot machine all-encompassing slot machine but i also see like a lot of young people

00:32:18.360 rejecting it and debate is huge people love debate you know that's what made charlie big

00:32:23.420 to prove me wrong but people just love debates and you can't maybe you can do a fake ai debate but

00:32:28.960 people want to see friction people want to see conflict and that is i think that's kind of the

00:32:33.760 future of media too it's like pierce morgan look at his show whether you like him or not

00:32:37.160 he just has a bunch of people and basically yell at each other right and that's what people want

00:32:42.540 watch yeah that's true all right so um what do you plan on doing long term you know for me i have

00:32:51.300 well it's not a secret weapon because my good friend savannah hernandez i saw i'm sure you

00:32:55.720 saw where she got assaulted at that protest um oh yeah i know that at the end of the day

00:33:02.020 even if my podcast doesn't work out if this doesn't work out as long as i go and get content

00:33:06.860 what they call man on the street and it doesn't necessarily need to be man on the street interviews

00:33:10.220 but that's what people want to see the real world because everybody's stuck on their couch everybody's stuck in their nine-to-five

00:33:14.400 I know that I'll always have some sort of following or success by just putting a camp kind of like what Nick Shirley does

00:33:20.600 going out there and covering what's happening in the real world so I feel like that's kind of my backup plan

00:33:25.260 not that I do that now it's it's kind of my main plan but I feel like there will always be a an audience for that type of content

00:33:34.320 going to protests and I think there's only going to be more protests in the near future so that's kind of where I see myself going

00:33:39.340 is, yes, I can talk on a podcast for an hour

00:33:41.120 and interview people like you

00:33:42.160 and interview people at a different viewpoints,

00:33:43.980 but going and seeing the confrontation

00:33:46.280 and covering it in person,

00:33:47.820 that, to me, I think will always be a successful strategy.

00:33:52.220 Do you think, so I, okay, that makes sense.

00:33:55.000 I get why people would want to watch it,

00:33:57.260 why that does well.

00:33:58.600 I also agree with your assessment

00:34:00.800 that there's only going to be more,

00:34:02.800 not less opportunities to do that.

00:34:04.600 More protests, more political friction,

00:34:06.740 all these kinds of things.

00:34:07.660 um upheavals uh but i think my question the only the only pin you know popping that balloon that

00:34:15.820 i could foresee is um but what if we get to a point where like you can you can try but you'll

00:34:23.280 be dead you mean if i go to protest they'll just kill me yeah like if tensions continue to heat up

00:34:29.040 where it's like yeah that that makes for good content uh but at the risk of your own life i

00:34:34.300 think it only gets that bad as if they cut off the internet because i'm good friends with tim

00:34:38.900 pool have you been on tim show yet yeah okay and you know whether you like tim or not i him and he's

00:34:43.340 one of my best friends so i like him but he's always talking about the civil war i think that

00:34:47.680 if they cut off the internet we would have people shooting each other in the street and then if

00:34:51.200 that's the case the internet doesn't work then what's the point of making some content so until

00:34:55.000 they turn off the internet and and i've been at protests where the cops stood down so it is

00:34:59.200 dangerous but no risk no reward every day that i get up in the morning and drive my car i'm

00:35:04.220 taking a calculated risk so i it sucks i had to put myself in dangerous situations and i trust me

00:35:09.080 i don't love it but as long as somebody's willing to do that and if it's not me it'll be savannah

00:35:13.480 hernandez there'll be other people that do it i think there will always be an audience to watch

00:35:18.300 that sort of content who are some of the people do you do you watch i used to listen to podcasts

00:35:24.940 and i don't as much anymore because i don't have as much time is there anybody that that you like

00:35:30.560 I mean, you know, we talked about him a lot.

00:35:33.320 I listen to Tucker.

00:35:34.400 I listen to Nick.

00:35:35.320 I listen to Ben Shapiro, so I'm just to kind of get the argument to kind of see what he's saying.

00:35:40.600 And, you know, I'd honestly rather probably watch CNN than Fox News, not because I agree with them, just to hear what they're saying.

00:35:46.240 I think I hate watching a lot of stuff, sadly.

00:35:49.200 I don't know why that is.

00:35:52.340 And I don't consume a lot of media.

00:35:54.200 I try to read a lot.

00:35:55.340 I like to watch a lot of conspiracy videos.

00:35:57.020 I like to kind of watch, like, you know, we were talking about this in the earlier podcast, 1.00

00:36:00.980 and we were talking about anti-Semitism, but you know one of the reasons why I think it's

00:36:04.300 quote-unquote on the rise, as they say, is that I am a diehard 9-11 truther. I think there's no

00:36:09.700 doubt that 9-11 was an inside job. And even the official story, without getting any conspiracies

00:36:14.140 about it, is that Condoleezza Rice and George Bush were both briefed by the FBI and CIA that

00:36:19.340 there was a guy named Osama bin Laden that had a plan to fly planes into buildings in New York,

00:36:23.260 and they just didn't take that threat serious enough. 0.63

00:36:25.460 But young people, they're all into Tower 7 now.

00:36:28.140 They all know.

00:36:29.100 And then they hear about the dancing Israelis,

00:36:30.740 and then they hear about a text message on an all-Israeli app

00:36:33.860 that told people not to go into the work that day. 0.51

00:36:36.140 I would say that 9-11, look at Larry Silverstein,

00:36:38.920 the guy that got the largest insurance check from a commercial building collapsing.

00:36:43.840 He got not just one settlement but two because there was two terror attacks,

00:36:47.140 and I think it was $7 billion.

00:36:49.200 I think people are kind of waking up to the world that we're living in is full of lies.

00:36:54.700 You look at Operation Northridge, which is a plan during the Cuban Missile Crisis to fake hijack a plane 0.76

00:36:59.980 and make it look like it was Cuban nationals to start the war during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

00:37:05.480 So I'm saying I think that almost creates more anti-Semitism, people realizing who benefits from something like 9-11.

00:37:10.400 Yeah.

00:37:11.180 What's the appeal of conspiracies?

00:37:14.040 Yeah, I don't know if you're big into conspiracies, but it's kind of like exactly what you said earlier.

00:37:17.700 Truth, right?

00:37:18.280 Isn't that what you're trying to talk about the truth?

00:37:19.960 And for me, I just know that we're living in a world of lies.

00:37:23.980 What they tell us is not the truth.

00:37:25.700 Anything you hear on Fox News, I'm not saying you need to believe the exact opposite,

00:37:29.200 but I'm telling you there's some sort of bias.

00:37:30.820 It's like that clip where they show all the local news anchors

00:37:33.260 and they're all saying the same thing, even in movies.

00:37:36.340 Movies always have some slant, have some angle.

00:37:38.700 We talked about this earlier.

00:37:40.220 When you go into class, one of the first things you learn,

00:37:42.440 oh, the Big Bang Theory, evolution, I think that's provably false.

00:37:46.020 So for me, the reason why I'm so interested in conspiracies is because I'm actually interested in the truth.

00:37:51.200 And so that's kind of what motivates me.

00:37:52.960 I don't believe them all, but I'm interested because you're not going to get that on any mainstream platform.

00:37:59.580 So I think that kind of tickles my interest more than a lot of mainstream status quo information.

00:38:09.020 So I'm with you 100%.

00:38:10.600 I care about truth, and because of that, I want to expose lies.

00:38:14.040 Ephesians says, take no part in the deeds done in unrighteousness, in the dark, but rather expose them.

00:38:22.780 So it's not just that we maintain a state of innocence by avoiding evil and wicked things,

00:38:30.180 but these evil and wicked things are often shrouded by darkness. 0.93

00:38:33.660 And it's the job of Christians to not just avoid them, but to expose them. 1.00

00:38:38.660 So I'm 100% on board. 1.00

00:38:40.060 Like Muhammad marrying a nine-year-old. 0.67

00:38:41.820 You know, I like that. That's a lot of that's something a lot of people know about, you know, and I can kind of consider that a conspiracy because that's when you do debate a Muslim, they don't like to talk about that, you know. 0.98

00:38:52.100 And so that's kind of when I say conspiracy, that's more all encompassing, not just 9-11, but just kind of a truce that we just don't aren't socially acceptable to talk about. 0.77

00:39:02.220 right yep so um exposing conspiracies uh in order to ultimately um portray the truth but the one

00:39:10.980 step further that that i want to go is um it's not just the truth for the truth's sake but i i i

00:39:17.980 believe that truth is the mechanism that ultimately orients people toward virtue like i actually want

00:39:25.200 to change society like to me it wouldn't be so you're a progressive virtue segment yeah i guess

00:39:30.420 yeah yeah and i would say progress and i don't think that's a bad thing in the truest sense

00:39:34.920 like progressives are regressive and yeah you know it's but yeah that's true because i i've 0.96

00:39:40.380 said before i'm not a conservative i'm not interested in conserving you know faking gay 0.87

00:39:44.540 slop yeah right like like the hardest part about being a conservative today is saying like well 0.96

00:39:49.580 we we love you know uh gays we just don't like transgender you know like well that the reason 0.94

00:39:55.660 i consider myself the reason i consider myself a conservative is because i want less government 1.00

00:39:59.660 involvement i think the government is the more that we let the government control us and you

00:40:03.560 know what they say is that once we trade our freedom for safety we end up with neither and

00:40:08.640 that's what the left does they want the government to be in control of everything i want less red

00:40:12.360 tape i want less government involvement that doesn't mean that i'm a total libertarian i don't

00:40:15.720 want rules i think that we got to have rules and you know i want to be able to have my house i don't

00:40:20.340 want somebody to be able to steal my house i think there should be age of consent laws but i want

00:40:24.000 less government involvement in my everyday life because i want to conserve the amount of control

00:40:28.840 the government has on my, you know, life. Yeah. So I, so I'm, I'm not a conservative in the sense

00:40:34.880 of just wanting to enshrine, um, the, the victories from 15 minutes ago from the left.

00:40:41.220 So in that sense, I actually am a progressive, um, in the truest sense, not regressive into

00:40:46.580 degeneracy and gay marriage and abortion and open borders, but, um, progressing into righteousness

00:40:53.260 is what i'd like to see that said though um you know there was like this uh it was actually an

00:41:00.780 imam um muslim who said uh the problem with democracy is it's for the people by the people 0.97

00:41:07.200 of the people but the people are retarded so that's a true statement so it's really you know 0.99

00:41:12.660 government that's you know of the retarded by the retarded for the retarded um and so my point is 0.97

00:41:18.820 it like i i used to be more you know the big government versus small government um but the 0.94

00:41:25.180 the more the older i get you know and especially like having children like children require a lot

00:41:31.800 of direction like a lot of direction that you know some people are like uh like child-led

00:41:37.300 parenting you know or montessori like child-led school and so i'm like what is this garbage like

00:41:43.520 no they need structure they need structure they need to be led at least i needed structure but 0.83

00:41:48.980 i look at our country and i'm like dude it's a bunch of it's a bunch of children like our like

00:41:54.320 we our country is a country degenerates because you know i'm sure you thought your parents had

00:42:00.740 it all figured out now that my dad and i and we've always been close but i'm i just now i

00:42:04.920 realize my dad's successful but my dad's still figuring it out right you know are we all still

00:42:09.100 trying to figure it out and you know we think that oh because of our dad they got it all figured out

00:42:13.040 really now that i'm an adult you know yeah everyone's still figuring it out but not

00:42:17.660 everyone's figuring it out equally that's a fact there are there are stages you know and

00:42:22.660 and some people are more motivated to figure things out than others like paul said in scripture he

00:42:26.720 said follow me as i follow christ and which implies like i'm following christ meaning i

00:42:31.660 have not yet arrived but it's also subtly implied you could follow me as i follow christ aka i'm a

00:42:37.980 lot further than you that's so he's you know and he's not trying to boast or be arrogant about it

00:42:42.820 but he's just stating the fact it is in your best interest to follow me even though i haven't gotten

00:42:47.820 to the finish line i'm still on the journey too but i am ahead of you and and so when i look at

00:42:52.880 our country i i just see like i think we need a strong hand well well i think you're right but

00:42:59.500 you know how we call it needs to be a righteous hand not a leftist hand well we call it the red

00:43:04.460 pill movement because it's a famous scene from the matrix where you know he's like neo uh you

00:43:09.460 want the red pill or blue pill and you know i sometimes kind of i feel like what's with i think

00:43:14.920 the guy's name shark or snake where he's like i want to go plug back into the matrix i want to

00:43:18.540 taste a steak again sometimes i do feel like and and i know a lot of people because they think i'm

00:43:23.880 anti-lgbtq because i'm conservative but that's not true because i'm a dallas cowboys fan so i have a 0.94

00:43:28.480 lot of gay pride but my point is sometimes i'm i am envious of the people that are ignorant to all 0.54

00:43:35.320 the problems in the world because ignorance is bliss and because i kind of know how messed up 0.90

00:43:40.220 things are because i'll talk to what i call like a normie you know they just watch the cowboys and

00:43:44.560 they just you know go to their job and really i'm kind of like almost not envious because i don't

00:43:49.200 want to be like that but i'm kind of like oh that must be kind of nice you know you know you don't

00:43:52.660 have the same worries that i have you just think everything's going to work out and honestly i do

00:43:56.500 think everything is going to work out joel i do think good is going to win in the end i i have

00:44:00.060 no doubt in my mind and even though it seems like good might be losing i i do think in the end

00:44:04.540 good will win yeah i think so too um i my eschatology i'm post-millennial i actually

00:44:11.240 believe um in christ not just winning in the bottom of the ninth despite you know everything

00:44:17.140 being a muck but um but christ actually tangibly and gradually winning through human history

00:44:22.980 through the church um that all the nations will be christianized that we will um that like like

00:44:29.740 There's a verse in Isaiah that says that they will beat their swords into plowshares and the nations will no longer know war.

00:44:36.640 But it's not actually talking about heaven and the life to come.

00:44:40.180 It's talking about some point in human history before Christ's final physical return, because that same text actually still talks about death still being it.

00:44:49.140 So people still live and die.

00:44:50.700 It's still human life before heaven.

00:44:54.040 But hostility is not what it once was.

00:44:57.720 It doesn't mean people are perfect, but it does mean that the world is generally good.

00:45:02.300 There's a goodness that is so permeated.

00:45:04.920 It's like what Jesus tells a parable, a mustard seed growing into a tree that's the largest tree in all the earth.

00:45:10.680 Or a little bit of leaven.

00:45:11.820 Yeah, a little bit of leaven permeating.

00:45:14.140 And it takes time, but you work that leaven through the whole batch of dough until it eventually permeates the whole batch.

00:45:21.460 And I think that's what the Christian gospel does.

00:45:24.140 and and i think that you know we're we're in a bit of a dip right now but but that doesn't mean

00:45:30.780 that things won't improve at some point so i i believe in that too but i think part of the way

00:45:36.500 that we get there it's like it's spiritual maturity is like maturity it's um i don't think

00:45:42.240 that we're at self-governance i'll start there um america used to be great and i think a big part

00:45:50.900 of the reason why it was a great it wasn't a raw democracy but it also wasn't a monarchy it was a

00:45:55.000 republic and there was self-governance and you know these kinds of things universal suffrage they

00:45:59.300 thought was ridiculous why would everyone get to vote some people aren't qualified to vote that

00:46:02.880 makes no sense we're going to have people who are qualified they'll make these decisions yeah exactly 0.79

00:46:07.580 yeah and men you know and like you know these kinds of things um free men white men of good 0.75

00:46:12.820 character you know and i'm not saying that you know it has to always be you know only white

00:46:17.600 people voting i think you know black people should be voting in uganda you know for sure so

00:46:21.520 i'm not saying that that's a universal principle but i am saying this general principle of free

00:46:25.980 intelligent responsible men as heads of households who um who own land they have a stake in the

00:46:33.660 country you know they um they're not just sitting there you know um uh living off of everybody else

00:46:40.380 they actually you know they're participating so but my point is this um it's like well that's what

00:46:45.900 we should get back to let's get this constitution let's constitution even harder and um the founders

00:46:52.640 i mean adam said like the constitution is wholly unfit for a people unless they're moral and

00:46:57.820 religious and and i look at like the people that we have now and i think like how did they do it

00:47:03.980 in america like because you could just trust your neighbors high trust society and all these kinds

00:47:08.260 of things and they could self-govern well they did it like to be honest historically speaking

00:47:13.660 they did it because america was birthed on on the heels of a thousand years of a christian monarch

00:47:20.760 so for a thousand you think about it like this like people don't want it here's another thing

00:47:24.820 that's not popular eugenics yeah okay now i'm not saying that we should force sterilize people

00:47:30.620 like there's there's a form of eugenics that's wicked it's inherently wrong there's different

00:47:35.400 levels of it but every religious sacred text whether it's the quran or the bible or like 0.87

00:47:41.520 actually does have a eugenics program so think of it like this like well that's what they want is

00:47:46.740 in the future they want us to all be one race and one sex that's part of the transgender movement

00:47:50.660 yeah it's this radical equality which is homogeneity they want everyone to be androgynous 0.98

00:47:54.980 the same just this this goop of humanity but look at look at the old testament um dietary restrictions

00:48:01.740 right so you can't eat this you can't eat that you can't eat this um in addition to that um it

00:48:08.220 restricts not not only what you eat but uh who you can marry somebody too closely related can't

00:48:13.480 marry him too distantly related can't marry him well to be fair though i don't think incest was

00:48:19.000 at the beginning but was there anybody in your opinion was was it just adam and eve in the garden

00:48:23.040 or is there other people outside of the garden i think it was just adam and eve yeah i think

00:48:26.680 everyone what about cain and abel is just cain and abel what when can oh no by the time of cain

00:48:31.480 and abel in terms of cain murdering his brother yeah i think at that point because the bible

00:48:35.860 doesn't give us a time date so that they could have been for all we know uh because adam lived

00:48:40.720 to be like well over 900 years old so cain could have been 400 years old i'm not saying he was

00:48:45.760 don't quote me on this but my point is cain and abel could have been in their 300s and adam and

00:48:51.080 eve could have had you know a 150 more kids who then had kids who had like so there could have

00:48:57.300 literally been a thousand people alive at the time because cain says that in genesis 4 after

00:49:01.600 he kills his brother god puts his mark on cain because he says the uh so they don't kill him

00:49:06.080 they don't get well who's they exactly that's what they do so i'm with you yeah and that's

00:49:09.920 where people are like so there must have been other people but i'm i'm a bible guy and and i

00:49:15.580 the bible i think the bible plainly teaches that everyone descended from adam and eve so i think

00:49:20.300 there could be a they but still it's connected yeah connected but and we talked about this a

00:49:25.720 little bit we didn't get into it you know jesus kept on talking about the rapture the rapture

00:49:29.160 company you don't think it's possible that we're living in a post-rapture world oh i think we so

00:49:34.520 a lot of those rapture texts i think we are um i i think a lot of those that's what i feel like

00:49:39.260 yeah and and i think by well you look at gobekli tepe that's that's one thing and that's one of

00:49:44.360 the oldest monasteries in the world it's like 13 000 years so it doesn't even follow the timeline

00:49:48.660 that they give us so somewhere the numbers are screwed up if yeah if it's 13 000 or whatever

00:49:54.180 i don't know i'm just saying they so they say i think it's ancient for sure um i think there

00:49:59.360 are ancient temples and things like that i wouldn't date them at 13 000 years but i would

00:50:02.580 say that they're probably six seven eight thousand years old and uh incredible engineering and running

00:50:07.880 water and plumbing and some of these things we talked about this even batteries you know like

00:50:12.620 the idea that the civilization so i'm on board for all that nephilim but of course but the idea 0.91

00:50:17.400 that the civilizations before us were dumber than us today yeah that makes me sick it's like that's 0.77

00:50:21.500 just arrogant it's just unbridled arrogance but my point is that um yes i think like i i think that 0.98

00:50:27.860 um you know that that you know there are ancient things um and you know the the world you know

00:50:34.520 being old but i don't think it's the dates and the the timeline that you know secular

00:50:39.660 darwinian scientists no way provide for us i think that i think that all that is just a ploy to to 0.69

00:50:46.340 get rid of the existence of god and they're like we know like people aren't stupid you know at least 0.57

00:50:50.640 they're not that stupid and so we can't just say hey everything just by action happened yesterday 0.93

00:50:54.660 but maybe if we say billions of years then they'll believe it like the billions of years is just a 0.99

00:51:01.600 way of that's how they're replacing god i know that's how they've replaced god with time they

00:51:06.180 literally exactly right that's that everything came from nothing because of time that's literally

00:51:10.140 a biogenesis and billions of years is how we have which doesn't even make sense it doesn't matter

00:51:14.680 how much time you could have infinity time nothing cannot produce something like we know this

00:51:20.680 logically so it's like the big bang you know a speck of okay where the speck of dust come from

00:51:25.400 you know like no matter how you slice you know i do debate some christians that believe that god

00:51:29.540 did the big bang and that you know yeah as a means i think those christians are wrong for the record

00:51:34.240 but but even those christians um you know that would be you know like your uh theistic evolution

00:51:40.060 you know like but they they still recognize like there has to be a divine creator to start it if

00:51:45.820 it has somebody had to press play you know somebody had i mean it's just there's no way that this is

00:51:50.400 just some sort of cosmic accident and that that goes to the conspiracy thing it's like i think

00:51:54.220 that was kind of one of my favorite conspiracies the idea of evolution and i watched hundreds of

00:51:58.680 hours of documentaries about evolution and how dumb that is you know the idea that a fish just

00:52:03.340 grew feet and then you know we became a monkey there's still monkeys here with us so i don't 0.52

00:52:07.540 I don't know what happened to them. Yeah. And we don't have any transitional species like they,

00:52:12.880 you know, you think you'd have humans with weird arms and, you know, and. Did you hear about the 0.97

00:52:17.260 chimpanzees? Like there's the brown ones and the black ones. And there was like a civil war and 1.00

00:52:22.380 they were fighting. Oh yeah. In Africa. Yeah. Yeah. I tweeted out, I was like, they're going

00:52:27.440 to find some albino chimps and say that it was their fault. Yeah. Exactly. Right. Yeah. But 1.00

00:52:32.820 there's also the white chimps, the white chimps, it's their fault. They're going to have, they're 1.00

00:52:36.200 gonna have menorahs or yarmulkes on white chimps with tiny hats no but um but going back real quick

00:52:42.440 the rapture that was really interesting that you mentioned that so just to explain like where i'm

00:52:46.860 coming from so i i think that there's a lot of new testament not all of them but a lot of new

00:52:50.860 testament passages that um that speak of a future imminent event like even the book of revelation

00:52:57.200 it starts and says uh in chapter one it says these things which are soon to come to pass and i don't

00:53:02.940 know about you but like 2 000 years doesn't feel soon no you know and so it's it's talking about

00:53:07.060 this is going to happen that's going to happen jesus was constantly talking about he was so

00:53:10.560 matthew chapter 24 jesus is the uh olivet discourse the temple mount he's like walking

00:53:15.920 past the temple with his disciples and he makes this incredible prophecy he says like i tell you

00:53:20.480 the truth not one stone will stand on another and the romans when they sacked you know uh emperor

00:53:25.120 titus and they sacked jerusalem uh because it was inlaid in the stones with gold they actually to

00:53:29.980 get the gold and extract it. They actually had to take each stone off of another. So it's like

00:53:35.000 perfect fulfillment to what Jesus said. But here's the deal. It wasn't thousands of years later. It

00:53:39.940 was 40 years later. And in that same discourse, Matthew 24, where Jesus says this, he talks about

00:53:45.300 one will be in the field, two will be in the field and one will be taken, two will be in bed and one

00:53:49.680 will be taken. And that's where you get a lot of, that's like the quintessential rapture text.

00:53:54.420 But he also says, I tell you the truth, this generation will not pass away until these

00:53:58.680 things come to pass. But the ones that be taken, you actually want to stay on earth though, right? 0.56

00:54:02.380 Yeah, exactly. The ones that are taken, that's actually the bad thing. Yeah, that's the bad

00:54:05.600 thing. Exactly. People have that misconstrued. You don't want to be taken. Exactly. So what I

00:54:09.840 think, my rapture theology is that I don't think there's a rapture in our future. I think that

00:54:17.620 there was in the destruction of Jerusalem as a judgment from God that happened in 80-70,

00:54:23.900 that happened just like Jesus said.

00:54:26.160 So it would have been around 80, 30 to 80, 33 or so

00:54:29.300 that Jesus is giving this sermon that he says,

00:54:32.720 I tell you the truth, this generation will not pass away

00:54:35.600 until these things come to pass.

00:54:37.400 I think he was being literal, not metaphorical,

00:54:39.400 not just this type of generation,

00:54:40.760 but these people listening to my words right now,

00:54:43.340 some of you will die, but in general,

00:54:44.940 you guys will still be around.

00:54:46.860 You'll be old, you'll be elderly,

00:54:48.220 but you will see in your lifetime, in your generation,

00:54:51.420 the fulfillment to these things,

00:54:52.620 which included the temple being destroyed, but also two in the field, two in the bed, one taken.

00:54:57.760 And I think it was talking about the destruction of Jerusalem as God's judgment for Israel rejecting their Messiah and crucifying him.

00:55:07.880 And so my point is, I think that a lot of the things that we read in the Bible is this is going to happen next Thursday.

00:55:13.600 Jesus is going to come back or, you know, in 2030, you know, that'll be the rapture.

00:55:20.360 i i think we're reading texts that were in their future but long in our past yeah that are actually

00:55:26.040 now i believe that there still is in our future a full you know a final culmination to history

00:55:31.800 um and a final uh physical return of christ to judge both the living and the dead the apostles

00:55:36.740 creed nicene but we don't know at that time but we don't but that could be 500 5 000 years from

00:55:41.000 now and and here's the deal it's like there's a sense in which jesus tells the parable of like

00:55:44.960 faithful servant who you do not know the time or the hour that the master returns. So you better

00:55:52.040 be busy about his work, be on your best behavior, be a good servant. So there's a sense in which

00:55:56.800 Jesus himself says, we should live as though he's coming back tomorrow. There's also a sense in

00:56:02.440 which you look at Christendom in Europe and early America, some of these cathedrals took 500 years

00:56:11.000 to build and how did they build it without power tools but but one thing i want to say was but they

00:56:16.400 had a long-term mindset they were thinking about we don't think about our great great grandchildren

00:56:21.700 but maybe we should you know yeah i mean you know going to what's happening today though and you 0.93

00:56:28.040 look at iran and i do believe because i see all these israel firsters that want us to nuke iran

00:56:34.320 and in my mind i'm like there's actually a lot of persians that are supporting israel which i think

00:56:38.020 kind of, you know, a huge contradiction, but I do believe that what is happening now, because

00:56:43.840 you see these videos of these rabbis talking to Benjamin Netanyahu, and they're like, hurry 0.86

00:56:48.320 up, hurry up, I think that they want that all Aksa Mosque to get destroyed, you know,

00:56:53.080 in a retaliatory strike, because we strike Iran, because they do believe that that will 1.00

00:56:57.460 bring their Messiah.

00:56:59.340 But I also think, I know Ben Shapiro says he hates Jesus, I think there's a lot of Jews

00:57:04.000 actually, when they're called Jews for Jesus, that actually think Jesus was the Messiah.

00:57:08.800 So, you know, I know that's probably maybe a small portion.

00:57:11.700 Well, there are Messianic Jews. 0.95

00:57:13.240 Yeah, exactly.

00:57:14.020 And so, I don't know.

00:57:15.360 I think what's happening today is they're trying to speed things up because they want

00:57:18.860 that, those end times, to happen as soon as possible.

00:57:22.160 Yeah, it's eschatological.

00:57:23.020 Yeah, it's deeply religious.

00:57:24.180 It's not just geopolitics.

00:57:25.500 No, this is not.

00:57:26.500 It's deeply religious.

00:57:28.540 Like, part of growing up is realizing that the world is run by demons.

00:57:33.000 Yeah.

00:57:33.300 Like, that are elites, not just people in Israel, but a bunch of people in D.C., I promise you, are communing with demons.

00:57:44.020 You know, people want to joke, and they're going to watch this and think we're crazy, but you have people like, did you ever look into Jimmy Savile?

00:57:50.600 Yeah, a little bit.

00:57:51.160 But I'm saying, there are people that, and I know this goes against Christ, but I do think people can do demonic rituals and summon some stuff and maybe summon success.

00:58:01.600 Maybe they do a ritual for money.

00:58:03.300 Yeah. And you can talk to these people and they'll, maybe they, you traded something off in life,

00:58:08.520 they kill your parents or whatever the trade-off is, but you can do rituals and things will happen.

00:58:13.960 I think that that is real. Absolutely. Yeah. So I, the spiritual realm is real. The physical realm 0.97

00:58:20.120 is also real. The physical world matters. We shouldn't pretend that it doesn't at all,

00:58:24.280 but we shouldn't be materialist that we pretend as though the world is just stuff.

00:58:27.780 I think materialism is one of the biggest plagues in society.

00:58:30.020 i mean that's it's a lie and not only is it like cunning and and and deceitful but it's also just

00:58:36.760 gross just living for stuff you know it's just pure you'll never be satisfied and i'm not you

00:58:42.280 don't i'm not a role model don't take my advice but you know you're never gonna have the newest

00:58:45.820 stuff you're never gonna have the biggest house and that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to be

00:58:48.720 successful and have a good life but the idea that your self-worth is tied into an inanimate object

00:58:54.120 is one of the most evil lies that people live under yes like i gotta have the newest car i got

00:58:59.720 nobody cares as a matter of fact people probably dislike you more when you have the newest car

00:59:03.160 or the newest thing it probably causes uh more social stigma so materialism is is a huge thing 0.93

00:59:10.420 that every single company wants us to buy their new crap and slop it like that is when it comes

00:59:16.260 to conspiracies that is one of the biggest conspiracies is that materialism is one of the 0.93

00:59:20.280 i think that is one of the worst things that's happening in society almost as bad as you know

00:59:25.940 degenerate porn and and i mean i think you know porn is worse but that i think they're on the

00:59:30.620 same level yeah so all that being said i i feel like right-wing media and just media in general 0.80

00:59:36.280 it's dying though right-wing media and even left-wing media cnn's dying msn uh now or

00:59:42.280 whatever they had to change their name it's all it's all a dinosaur because it's right now it's

00:59:46.800 just this um it's like a king of the hill it's it's like a battle royale for it's a um it's a

00:59:55.040 an attention economy it is it's just i'm an expert in that yeah flashing lights whatever's you know

01:00:01.480 30 seconds it's not about but now we're competing with ai for the attention and and we're not gonna

01:00:06.920 be able to beat ai because they could you and i are sitting here talking for hours on a podcast

01:00:10.320 and yes some of these clips will get a lot of attention but they can make an ai fruit video

01:00:13.480 now that's the big thing of like two bananas right cheating on each other right and it's getting

01:00:17.200 billions not even millions it's getting a thousand million it's getting billions of views you're

01:00:21.480 like well how can i compete with this yeah you can't and so my point is that um a lot of the old

01:00:30.000 american ideals it's you know like there was a there was a time where i would have said i was

01:00:36.600 a conservative then there was a time it's like i'm a traditionalist you know i don't want to

01:00:40.240 conserve the status quo i want to get back to the roots but then there's also something to be said

01:00:45.100 for um you you have to move forward the only way out is through um and and whatever whatever when

01:00:54.560 we come out on the other side whatever that looks like um i i can't pretend to be able to predict

01:01:00.580 predict everything but at the same time i think there are some basic principles that are inevitable

01:01:05.820 and one of them is going to be less freedom um we yes one thing that we we did in the west is we

01:01:14.160 we exalted liberty above virtue and uh freedom just for the sake of freedom is not virtuous

01:01:21.860 it's it's not commendable um so like just because we can doesn't mean we should like we have so like

01:01:29.100 even when i think of freedom of speech like if a leftist is bringing me before a judge i'm going

01:01:34.080 to appeal to the first you know amendment all day long in the constitution um but that's because i

01:01:39.160 know that what i'm saying is right and i know that they're wicked but in theory that's what

01:01:43.940 i'll do in practice but in theory um i don't think you should be able to say whatever you want

01:01:48.560 you don't i don't really i don't see with speech i think we should be able to say whatever we want

01:01:54.180 yeah but in terms of words public but public speech on public platforms um like when we think

01:02:02.660 about policies we have to think about what they ultimately do like the end of free speech is not

01:02:08.100 um well free speech is already taken if you if you say i love palestine on college campus you

01:02:12.320 can get of course yeah so it's already not being practiced but let's just say theoretically that

01:02:16.800 it was um the logical end of capitalism is only fans the logical end of freedom of speech is the

01:02:23.740 two banana ai slot video cheating on each other yeah like that's what it leads to it leads to

01:02:29.620 well i'm allowed to do this and i'm just but but but it's not helpful it doesn't matter it's my

01:02:35.460 right it's my freedom it's my liberty um and everyone's just going to get like more and more 0.93

01:02:41.060 retarded yeah it's kind of like how i don't i don't think porn is protected free speech i think 0.97

01:02:46.200 i think because you know what i and i've done this thing where i don't i stopped looking at porn 0.94

01:02:50.220 but you know i look at instagram and that's basically softcore porn you know what i mean

01:02:53.480 and i'll be honest i look at instagram i mean you know i i you know we have an instagram account we

01:02:58.280 just started a couple months ago so we're not big it's just like little reels and clips that we'll

01:03:02.000 do like maybe 10 000 followers but i i have other guys on my team do it i don't have yeah i don't

01:03:08.580 get on instagram but like i said is is i don't necessarily think girls shouldn't be able to post

01:03:13.140 a bikini picture but i don't think that we should just be able to have hardcore sex and right and

01:03:17.080 because you know also that desensitizes us to when we have normal sex you know and then and so that's 0.96

01:03:23.200 why i think it's really bad and that's why it destroys marriages it destroys and it is i hate

01:03:27.780 to be which is cruel to it is cheating i think looking at porn is cheating you know i don't think 0.50

01:03:31.960 like i said i keep bringing up instagram i don't think if you look at something on instagram it's

01:03:35.760 necessarily cheating but if you're looking at porn and you're masturbating to porn i think that that

01:03:39.500 is cheating yes i agree so the point is like like capitalism lifted the word i i don't want to throw

01:03:47.260 out the baby with the bathwater capitalism lifted the world out of abject poverty um you can look

01:03:53.080 i mean it's it's a fact uh people being able to own their labor and be able to you know if

01:03:59.440 somebody's willing to to purchase it at this price and like there there was a lot of good

01:04:04.220 and i'm still a capitalist in in the foundational sense of like private property and but see this

01:04:10.820 is my problem is i'm a capitalist but we have a lot of stuff that is government subsidized our

01:04:15.280 entire military exactly so we just need to reallocate the subsidization of certain industries

01:04:20.380 like people get mad at me because i think i don't think we should have necessarily free health care

01:04:25.500 because then we'll be like canada and they'll just be encouraging you to do the medically

01:04:28.960 assisted suicide but if we're going to subsidize anything we should subsidize health care you know

01:04:33.360 i'm saying you know instead of more military i i just feel like we can have some sort of

01:04:39.240 leftist save people instead of bomb people exactly right i think that would just be common sense but

01:04:44.120 that's not how it works so my point is that like you look at capitalism and it did a lot of good

01:04:49.740 but it's the year of our lord 2026 and and and that's where i've realized like at first it was

01:04:55.560 like we must return you know as the kids say like we must return spelled with a v you know like

01:05:00.120 we're gonna we're going back um and now i'm like no we but we can't the genie's out of the bottle

01:05:05.560 we can't go back all we can do is go forward and and seek to honor the lord and be a virtuous

01:05:10.320 people um in in the present not in the past we can't just larp and pretend and so it's like so

01:05:17.080 uh cap you know you point back you're like capitalism saved the world and it's like yeah

01:05:20.860 um but now it's killing it now it's killing it and so and that doesn't mean that like so we're

01:05:25.640 we're communists i hate communists yeah i'm not a communism has destroyed millions and millions

01:05:29.960 and millions but but we're um it can't just be crony capitalism it's going to here's the deal

01:05:34.840 it's going to have to be governed um only only fans is a great capitalistic business model yeah

01:05:41.240 infinitely scalable uh you don't have to pay anybody like i mean the barriers entry none

01:05:46.960 only fans is is peak capitalism it's beautiful capitalism absolutely beautiful but it's a plague

01:05:53.620 on society but it's a plague on society so but here's the deal who's going to do there's only

01:05:58.460 one entity in society that has a god divine given um monopoly on coercion on violence

01:06:05.660 and it's the state it's the government the government is the only the only god sanctioned

01:06:11.500 entity that is allowed to bear the sword. And Romans 13 says that the government, the civil

01:06:17.800 magistrate does not bear the sword in vain. He is God's avenger to deal out justice, vengeance

01:06:23.500 on the wrongdoer. And he is to do two things, to praise the good, so like a reward for the

01:06:31.300 righteous, and to punish the wicked. So then the question is, okay, but where does wickedness

01:06:37.460 exist is a wickedness in markets okay then they can't be completely free like the right nick has

01:06:43.960 said this he's right the right is going to have to bend on the free market there are elements of

01:06:50.260 the free market and and global trade that are destroying us geopolitically it's because we're

01:06:55.580 also intertwined economically he is right though because i look at these the farmers you know now

01:07:00.940 you can't even be a small family farm you know now it's all monsanto you have to buy the seeds

01:07:06.120 and buy the same soil from them so we really do need to actually totally recalibrate everything

01:07:11.260 and and when we say we the only people who can do that is the government the government is going to

01:07:15.820 have to put sanctions on like does it need to fail though before it can be built back up maybe

01:07:19.960 you know that's kind of where i'm like does it need to totally collapse it might and and if

01:07:24.240 that's the case then that's a descriptive but not prescriptive i'm not an accelerationist yeah so

01:07:29.020 it i i'm willing to be honest enough to say it might actually have to collapse but i'm not going

01:07:34.000 that's a description or a prediction in that case future description uh but i wouldn't be

01:07:38.860 prescriptive and saying and therefore we as should speed it up and should speed it up and and i'm not

01:07:44.940 an accelerationist either i but i do kind of just see the writing on the wall i kind of see it too

01:07:50.700 and so i'm like we're heading in a not great direction and it's like um you think oh the

01:07:56.820 government's too big to fail i don't think so i think it can fail and i think it probably will

01:08:00.340 yeah rome was pretty big it was way bigger and and failed and it failed so but my point is it

01:08:06.380 like if if we're gonna have any so maybe it breaks before it's rebuilt i i don't know but

01:08:11.680 in terms of the end of what it will need to be i feel like it has to be um it we can't see small

01:08:19.320 government as being synonymous with good government because whatever the government's

01:08:23.400 going to look like in it's not the past anymore it's not a bunch of farmers yeah like we don't

01:08:29.340 have a country of two million white folk yeah you know who who are farmers doing agriculture 0.56

01:08:34.820 we have a country of 350 million people um who from all over the world a lot of them need to go

01:08:41.740 back but but still even if a lot go back we still have different languages different peoples different

01:08:48.400 this different that and then we have technology and ai slop and anthropic that who knows if it's

01:08:53.880 going to destroy the world or what like all these different things and so i can't foresee any

01:08:59.060 scenario with all those things and all the potential for evil whereas small government

01:09:04.740 yeah well i so the only hope is it's going to have to be righteous government well yeah you're

01:09:11.400 exactly right we do need a righteous government our government is not righteous whatsoever it's

01:09:14.720 very immoral i think it's the opposite of moral because you know that everybody in capitol hill

01:09:18.320 as soon as they get elected to their position they don't really care about the people you know

01:09:21.660 And that's the other illusion that we have.

01:09:23.740 It's right versus left.

01:09:24.500 It's all a uniparty.

01:09:25.660 There's a few good politicians up there that are willing to speak out against it.

01:09:29.220 But then they're the ones that are attacked.

01:09:30.560 Thomas Massey, perfect example.

01:09:32.380 Marjorie Taylor Greene.

01:09:32.980 Marjorie Taylor Greene, even Lauren Boeber.

01:09:34.860 But she colors within the lines a little more.

01:09:36.920 But she's actually a grandmother. 1.00

01:09:40.020 And she's bold and gets a lot of kickbacks. 0.92

01:09:44.180 So sometimes she's not too, too bold. 0.73

01:09:46.320 I think she's just playing the political game.

01:09:48.000 so my point is if we know that the game is rigged against us and the whole point of being a politician

01:09:53.260 is basically fundraising to keep your position then they don't care about us so the people in

01:09:57.640 power it's just so not it's just not righteous we don't have any righteous it's not and part of that

01:10:02.780 is the system um it's it's not it's not a system that incentivizes righteous civil rulers well

01:10:10.560 it's like machiavelli democracy incentivizes deceit and and i was reading about machiavelli

01:10:18.200 and he did say that most people are good but the people in power are not good because of what they

01:10:22.700 had to do to get there so we know that people in power at some point probably had to do something

01:10:27.520 probably screw somebody over just step on somebody's head which to be fair that's why

01:10:31.880 like monarchies like and i i know that like there there's you know it's pick your poison

01:10:38.280 there are weaknesses on both sides so i'm not sitting here saying like the grass was perfectly

01:10:42.480 greener um but monarchy's like the divine right to power there's no elections there's no temptation

01:10:49.160 for the politician to lie to the people in order to win his campaign so that he could no it's like

01:10:54.200 um you were born to rule yeah but then what is it then the people rise up like marie antoinette

01:11:00.080 let them eat cake uh you know it's so you know people don't like there are problems over there

01:11:05.900 too yeah but my point i know you said that but my point is just to say that like we thought that we

01:11:10.740 could we thought monarchy that's the problem and you know divine rights of kings that's the problem

01:11:15.780 but joel we went and started a whole country because we wanted to be taxed and now we pay

01:11:19.800 exactly exactly so really we probably did have it kind of correct and then it just got totally

01:11:26.200 screwed up if the rule led you to here then what good was the rule you know like that's that's and

01:11:30.580 that's how i feel like if democracy led you to here then what good was democracy and so that

01:11:36.140 like that's where i'm at now where i'm like it's it's not it's not small versus big and and it's

01:11:42.400 not our sacred democracy versus monica it's just it's it's going to have to be big it's going to

01:11:48.560 have to be powerful um it's probably going to have elements of multiple you know some democratic

01:11:52.920 elements some aristocracy republican air uh like a republic air um elements and then probably some

01:11:59.460 some kingly elements we'll never call it that in america because america hates kings you know but

01:12:04.180 no kings yeah but but but it will be in function kingly um that's that's trump at his best by the

01:12:10.900 way yeah the bet like my i mean my my great um disappointment with trump is that he's not behaving

01:12:16.920 more like a king for the good of yeah like i i going out to the people that we know screwed us

01:12:23.260 over he's actually just protecting them but but my point is that like whatever whatever it will be in

01:12:28.800 the future, if it's good, if it has even a chance of being good, it's not going to be just going

01:12:35.260 back. We can't go back. The world is different. We had things that worked for the people of that

01:12:42.200 time. Those people no longer exist. We don't have an aristocracy of, I mean, we do, but where all

01:12:50.760 the people are highly educated and responsible and trusting and homogenous and religious and

01:12:58.780 christian and like so yeah so like it doesn't work anymore um and you know this goes against

01:13:05.580 everything that we've talked about in this podcast because we want people to listen to it but i do

01:13:09.180 really think that if i had to give advice and i if i followed all my own advice i'd be 10 times as

01:13:14.660 successful but what we're chasing is we're worrying about things that we can't control and at the end

01:13:20.040 of the day what is really the goal it's can being content and what makes you content you having a

01:13:24.860 you know I don't think we are chasing contentment and for some people that's a

01:13:29.580 lot of money or you know for some people it's a family and we are constantly

01:13:33.380 letting other things that we can't control kind of dictate our happiness

01:13:38.360 yes and so I think that we should now maybe that sounds we were new age but

01:13:41.860 we should almost focus on trying to be happy in our everyday lives on the

01:13:45.440 things we can't control and not letting all these outside influences manipulate

01:13:49.900 us into feeling how they want us to feel sad scared happy and the true thing that makes you

01:13:57.220 happy is like a family or whatever it is different things make different people happy but we're not

01:14:01.720 really chasing that we're kind of we're all going to college going to be in debt we're all debt

01:14:07.280 slaves working just to make ends meet and that's not happiness right and so you're kind of right

01:14:12.000 that's part of the capitalistic that's a side effect of capitalism is that now you have to

01:14:16.080 have a two-parent household with both parents working in order to support your family and so

01:14:20.480 it's really it's it's kind of a side effect that now we're not chasing contentment we're basically

01:14:26.720 just trying to watch movies watch porn work a little bit to pay our bills and we're we're slaves

01:14:34.060 we're slaves yeah well thanks for coming on the show it's not the brightest point to end on but 0.97

01:14:41.520 But I think we had some white girls in there along the way. 0.92

01:14:44.500 We can break free from the change, though. 0.99

01:14:46.220 We can break free from the change.

01:14:47.660 And that doesn't mean you don't have to work a job or try to be successful.

01:14:50.400 But I guess we put so much of our self-worth into the opinions of strangers.

01:14:56.140 Right.

01:14:56.340 And we need to stop worrying about that.

01:14:57.980 And if we're more unapologetically ourselves, I know that worked out for me.

01:15:00.920 I think that is really working out for you.

01:15:02.800 And I would encourage people to be more unapologetically themselves.

01:15:05.900 And that doesn't mean be degenerate, but that if you are conservative, be outspoken.

01:15:09.920 And if you're a Christian, definitely be outspoken because you know that.

01:15:14.120 There's a social stigma surrounding being, you know, saying that you love Jesus Christ.

01:15:19.720 You know, some people are like, oh, you're weird. 1.00

01:15:21.160 You're stupid. 1.00

01:15:21.720 Don't you know Jesus is fake? 1.00

01:15:23.100 You know, and so just be unapologetically yourself and worry about the things you can't control,

01:15:28.320 even though Joel and I have talked about a lot of stuff that we can't control.

01:15:30.960 But we are just trying to, I guess, talk about the elephant in the room and not letting that elephant step on our head.

01:15:37.160 Yes.

01:15:37.840 Yeah.

01:15:38.000 be authentic be honest be courageous and be content yeah and and that is another thing is that

01:15:44.620 we live in a fake world and people act fake and there's times where i have to act fake i'm sure

01:15:50.240 even you you know do you have to kind of act fake you don't want to hurt people's feelings

01:15:54.260 but we should be more genuine that that is that is always the best recipe for success as much as

01:15:59.020 we can yeah yeah all right thanks for coming on the show thank you appreciate it

01:16:08.000 We'll be right back.

The NXR Podcast - May 13, 2026

THE SPECIAL - Behind The Scenes In Right Wing Media w⧸Alex Stein

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