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00:00:00.000 radical christian nationalist pastor joel webin joel webin i'm going to talk about joel webin

00:00:08.240 joel webin is an accident

00:00:10.520 all right welcome back to our third episode now this is going to be a four-part series

00:00:33.520 and we're covering all the bases but we are really just exploring and and trying to clarify 0.95

00:00:41.000 what it is to be a part of the new christian right we believe that the gop has failed us

00:00:48.060 miserably that we are coming up on inevitably having to pay the piper because of compromise

00:00:55.040 because of betrayal because of all these different things trying to outline a new trajectory a new

00:01:00.800 path we've talked about um the new christian right what that looks like where the old right has

00:01:05.740 failed where some of the new uh christian right is certainly new but not so much christian and

00:01:11.380 some of the pitfalls there and then we've talked about what are the distinctives you know what

00:01:15.540 how putting meat on the bones how would we define what we're trying to do so we've been talking

00:01:21.160 about four pillars we've been talking about christian nationalism um our second episode if

00:01:26.300 you go back uh that's we spent an hour um outlining christian nationalism how tall do i have to be to

00:01:32.920 ride the ride how christian nationalist do i have to be to be on the broader coalition the team

00:01:37.040 uh where are we at personally um as an organization and um are there any breaks on on the train are

00:01:45.120 we just gonna is the far right going to go to the right indefinitely or is there actually

00:01:49.440 a a calculated destination um what does it mean to hide your power levels you know how much of your

00:01:56.100 positions are actually still just being hidden in the back room or are you actually saying what

00:02:01.300 you mean all of these things are are what we've been covering and today we kind of want to move

00:02:06.140 on christian nationalism these four pillars christian nationalism then biblical patriarchy

00:02:10.940 or masculine leadership uh then race realism and anti-zionism um these are the three that we've yet

00:02:17.860 to cover right so this biblical patriarchy or masculine leadership race realism and anti-zionism

00:02:23.580 And so today we're going to be focusing on that second pillar, patriarchy, masculine leadership, male headship, men at the front of the line, men leading the way.

00:02:36.040 And again, kind of defining terms, patriarchy, and then showing the sliding scale because we want to win and we want to win in real life and not just in a signal chat with 17 people.

00:02:46.980 And so in order to do that, we recognize we need numbers, we need a broad coalition, and yet at the same time, it can't be so broad that we compromise all of our convictions and our values.

00:02:56.820 So there's a sliding scale for each of these four pillars.

00:03:01.300 On this pillar of patriarchy, how tall do I have to be to ride the ride?

00:03:05.980 What is permissible?

00:03:07.140 What's acceptable?

00:03:07.840 and then and then at a personal level if you're wondering well how far are you on this issue joel

00:03:14.020 or dale or harrison or calvin um are you secretly you know uh want to see um you know women not

00:03:22.200 being taught how to read you know women aren't allowed to go to school you know like are you

00:03:25.940 secretly reserving you know your real position so we're going to be honest and straightforward

00:03:29.920 with you this is where we're at and this is the final destination and we're not secretly uh with

00:03:35.640 with some hidden agenda trying to go further and also not just where we're at but where you would

00:03:40.660 need to be at in order to be galvanized with us in the broader movement with the second pillar

00:03:46.260 which is patriarchy masculine leadership so that's what we're going to be talking about we'll define

00:03:50.680 terms we'll show the sliding scale but that's enough from me what do you guys think yeah let

00:03:56.260 me let me start with just kind of defining terms a little bit so patriarchy from a biblical

00:04:01.380 perspective is that women and men operate the same in all spheres of life. So in the church,

00:04:09.440 in the state, and in the family, there is a degree of ordered authority. And so

00:04:16.140 it's very strange to be inconsistent like the complementarians are, which is to say that you

00:04:24.300 cannot lead at the church, you cannot lead in the home, but you're welcome to be the governor

00:04:31.360 of the state and lead all the churches and all the homes. That's a very inconsistent reality

00:04:37.040 because biblical patriarchy ties positions of roles and duties to biology. And so that men

00:04:45.660 are not just called to lead, but they're made to lead. And women are not just called to lead,

00:04:52.360 are called to submit, but are made to submit. And it's actually good order. And why do we want 1.00

00:04:58.160 order because order brings peace and christ is the prince of peace and we know that following his way

00:05:03.500 ends in peace and so uh having we we live in a world of disorder and chaos especially between

00:05:12.500 the sexes and we need to figure out uh what about women voting and what about women uh in the 0.56

00:05:19.580 workforce and what about women rulers and women judges and all of the uh women boss babes in the 1.00

00:05:26.480 Christian, what are we going to do about Amy Coney Barrett? 1.00

00:05:29.440 How's that working out for us? 0.98

00:05:30.900 All four of the four female Supreme Court justices 1.00

00:05:34.000 just told our children 1.00

00:05:35.560 that you're not allowed to have a country. 0.88

00:05:37.840 Is that a coincidence?

00:05:39.080 There's been an assumption for so long

00:05:40.120 that we've lived in a patriarchy. 1.00

00:05:41.820 If we get rid of the patriarchy and install a matriarchy, 1.00

00:05:43.980 things will be better. 1.00

00:05:44.880 Let women run it for a while. 1.00

00:05:45.960 Let's see what happens. 1.00

00:05:47.180 And consistently women vote predominantly 1.00

00:05:49.520 for the right to kill their own baby 1.00

00:05:50.960 and to let in foreign invaders 0.98

00:05:53.260 who have different cultures,

00:05:54.480 different ideas and values to ourselves.

00:05:55.780 So it hasn't proven politically to work out in any way, shape or form, regardless of people like ABC.

00:06:01.040 She's just one prime example.

00:06:02.400 But it's God's good order for our lives.

00:06:05.160 God created men and women differently for a purpose.

00:06:08.020 Men are to provide and protect women and children.

00:06:11.240 And women are to nurture and to engage with children in a different way, to form them in the faith, to train them to be good Christians.

00:06:18.980 Well, and the point is, is that because women have a natural biological tendency to be swayed emotionally, in the same way that maybe men have a natural biological tendency to be swayed towards anger, their basis of relationship is based on fear.

00:06:36.800 They're seeking peace.

00:06:37.920 They're seeking to not be in positions of danger. 1.00

00:06:41.640 And we know this because women often side with the conqueror. 0.99

00:06:47.200 and that's not a good thing to be in political power or to be in a position of influence over 1.00

00:06:53.960 large groups of people, especially men. And so, you know, I said earlier to us in a private

00:07:01.200 conversation, but we have women who are siding with the left because they fear the left. 0.90

00:07:06.420 They're siding with Islam because they feared Islam. They're siding with black culture because 0.95

00:07:11.960 they fear black culture, and they feel that if we side with them, we'll be safe. And what they

00:07:16.760 did not side with is white christian men because white christian men for the last three four five 0.97

00:07:22.200 six decades have proven themselves to be cowards and there is so that tendency had a blm flag in 0.95

00:07:30.840 her dorm room correct so i don't don't hurt me i'm a good white how did that work out yeah so

00:07:36.860 we have to get past this the suicidal empathy and our job so it's it's two sides right it's

00:07:41.460 the conversation of women need to step into the role, but also the effeminate, passive men need

00:07:49.240 to step into their role of authority. Now, you can be a head of a church as a man, you can be

00:07:55.080 the head of a state as a man, you can be the head of a family as a man. It doesn't matter, even if

00:08:00.920 you're not stepping into authority, it's not that you're not a head, you're just a bad head. Like, 0.99

00:08:05.580 if you're not leading your family, it's not that you're like, you have no authority. No, you're

00:08:09.960 just doing authority poorly the man is going to dictate the course of of whatever sphere he's in

00:08:15.680 and leading so if you take the home as an example even the man who abandons his family that head of

00:08:21.440 the table that chair that remains empty still sets the tone for those children and that woman in their

00:08:26.680 entire lives the empty chair or the angry chair or the godly chair it's uh it's that chair at the

00:08:34.040 head of the table the husband the father his chair that ultimately will set the trajectory for

00:08:39.120 everyone else so it's either it's not whether but which it's um it's not whether he will lead

00:08:44.140 it's a which kind of leadership will he provide it'll either be an absent leadership a bad

00:08:49.540 leadership or a good leadership but it will be his leadership that ultimately determine it and

00:08:54.660 it's worth mentioning real quick before we get too far again i said there's this sliding scale

00:08:59.680 because here's the deal like we're fairly patriarchal especially especially i think calvin

00:09:06.200 and dale and myself coming from the church realm right so like so harrison in your day-to-day is

00:09:12.300 it's just different than than a lot of of where we've kind of cut our teeth right before we were

00:09:17.940 podcasting before we were doing a lot of political stuff it was word and sacrament it was in the

00:09:22.800 realm of the church and in that realm um it's so clear biblically speaking right like we admit

00:09:29.380 right i think it's good to admit um i think the bible calls for male leadership in every realm

00:09:34.540 of society that said it is certainly in the bible more explicit so i think it's implicit the

00:09:40.420 principle is still there but implicitly so the bible is explicit in the home in the church about

00:09:45.720 male leadership in a way that uh i don't think the bible says and then when you get outside of

00:09:50.520 the home in the church then boss babes can rule the day the bible doesn't ever say that but i will

00:09:54.740 admit in in all fairness uh the bible explicitly talks about uh male elders male bishops you know

00:10:01.680 and husband head of the wife in a way that the bible does not as explicitly as clearly say and

00:10:08.220 also the president should be male and supreme court justices should be male so so for us coming

00:10:13.440 from the church world in our day-to-day life where it's so explicit clear in the bible we have

00:10:18.860 long formed over multiple years some strong patriarchal views whereas harrison has probably

00:10:25.500 not had to think about this in your vocation as much as we have um but but my point is that um to

00:10:33.520 to take it all back take it all the way back to genesis when adam failed as a man to lead eve and

00:10:40.140 in fact blamed eve for them both falling into sin fast forward a few chapters man is commanded to

00:10:46.000 work and toil i mean we're always commanded to work but the work became toil secondly and our

00:10:51.040 duty therefore is as men to do the hard labor to do the work so that woman doesn't necessarily have

00:10:56.100 to her sin brought about pain during childbirth so she is her primary vocation is to help us

00:11:04.440 put for go forth and multiply to create new christians new people to worship god and she

00:11:09.800 will have pain through that our primary objective is to work and for men there are four main roots

00:11:15.180 four main vocations the priesthood fatherhood of a family the religious life and celibacy

00:11:21.880 they are the four main vocations for men and we we fail in all four of those all the time and

00:11:27.080 likewise for women that the most the highest vocation for woman is motherhood and people

00:11:31.220 say but why can't they have a role in the church why can't women do this than the other like

00:11:34.500 forgetting we are the church we are the body of christ the greatest role within that or one of

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00:13:47.680 look the word patriarchy it's derived from fatherhood right if i'm not mistaken so you know

00:13:52.680 intrinsic in that is motherhood as well which in the same way when you lead your household

00:13:56.700 you know leftists liberals probably have this idea that means you're a authoritarian of some

00:14:02.040 sort but no it means you're making the best decision in your capacity for the people underneath

00:14:06.860 you you you uh observe that role from the perspective of how can i best guard and shepherd

00:14:14.380 my family so it's a loving position there's a false dichotomy that's pushed between sort of

00:14:20.200 it's always presented as like you're either muslim and putting women in hijabs and they 0.88

00:14:24.240 aren't allowed to go outside, or it's hardcore pornography on the kid's iPad, and it's total 0.99

00:14:30.360 lasciviousness. That, again, is a false dichotomy. We had an American version of patriarchy, which

00:14:36.660 gave women a very large amount of freedom, and it was used in a very good way.

00:14:43.380 And it treated them nobly.

00:14:45.240 It came from Christianity. Freedom for women came through Christianity. 0.53

00:14:47.940 Exactly, and that's what we have to embrace. And of course, it gets complicated because

00:14:53.560 there were actual like technological developments that have changed the station of women, right? 1.00

00:14:58.200 They are not required to stay in the home or else everybody's going to get a disease and die. Like 1.00

00:15:03.060 that's how it used to be. That has changed. We have to, you know, figure out how to work with

00:15:07.100 that. But a lot of, I think the promotion of patriarchy is in response to the excesses of

00:15:14.140 feminism, which have destroyed women obviously, and ruined the empathetic parts of them, which 0.94

00:15:19.760 should be uh you know fostered and i mean that's what you need to raise kids if you have kids it's

00:15:25.280 like i i blame it on my on my sex but you know i do not have the patience that my wife does i just

00:15:31.980 don't i wish i did yeah you're not biologically made the same way i were just not i'm just not 0.92

00:15:36.580 fit to you know endure the annoyances that my wife is able to endure with with total placidity 0.99

00:15:42.380 um but the other thing is that you know both of my grandmothers had college degrees they both 1.00

00:15:47.780 chose to be stay-at-home wives. This idea that our grandparents were stuck in some

00:15:53.940 superstitious, like, oh, we just have to be stay-at-home wives or we'll go to hell. No,

00:16:00.740 no, no. They had the option. They had college degrees. They could have gone off and got jobs.

00:16:04.220 They understood that actually the best role for them was in the home. That was where they were

00:16:08.620 most fulfilled. That was where they were best served. It was a conscious choice, not because

00:16:13.220 of some mindless adherence to tradition but the understanding that that tradition has delivered us

00:16:18.140 the best way to form families the best way to create a society and there's there's more and

00:16:21.940 more millennial women that are waking up finally because they were the last generation to be fooled 1.00

00:16:25.720 by feminism at such a deep level that they're waking up to the point realizing that essentially 1.00

00:16:31.020 there's a quote i forgot maybe it's drucker or someone said that like success at the wrong thing

00:16:35.300 is failure and i think a lot of women have found out that they've succeeded like um they've climbed

00:16:42.480 the ladder and they realize they're on the wrong building and they're like whoa and they're 37 and

00:16:48.700 they're like my window for for motherhood is is really about to close and so they panic they freak

00:16:54.800 out they get angry and then they start speaking out against feminism and so it really is truly

00:17:00.280 again we have all of historical precedent we have all a biblical precedent um what you talked about

00:17:04.900 joel is the implicit versus explicit so yes explicit for for the for the uh the home and the

00:17:10.660 church but in the state if you can look you go before any feminist here screams you know

00:17:16.220 watching the show let them scream it's what they do right um but the reality is is every king of

00:17:23.460 israel was a man every scribe every prophet every uh you know the father's uh well to steal men for

00:17:31.240 them there were some female prophetesses and there were some female deacons correct so yeah

00:17:35.120 and i'm thinking like biblical prophets as in terms of uh but the ones who who spoke to kings

00:17:40.820 and call them to account but you're right yes and so you also have this is one thing i thought was

00:17:46.200 you know if if christ wanted women to be the model for leadership he chose 12 men right obviously

00:17:51.460 that's in the church realm again but i think that the overwhelming in fact we also know the

00:17:56.120 passage of scripture that says that uh that women rule over you women and children rule over you

00:18:01.880 That's Isaiah chapter 2 and 3, and it names it as a judgment.

00:18:07.280 So how do you know that a particular nation, a particular people is under God's judgment for sinning against him, apostatizing against the Lord Jesus Christ? 0.75

00:18:16.080 One of the judgments is both women and children will rule over you, also that foreigners will rule over you.

00:18:22.380 What's happening right now?

00:18:23.440 he literally says the foreigner among you the sojourner among you who is not native to you 0.80

00:18:28.540 he will increase and increase while you will decrease and decrease he will become the lender 0.81

00:18:35.400 does this ring a bell you will be the borrower right so the person who is not native to your

00:18:42.980 people all of a sudden he's in control of the centralized banks you're the one taking loans

00:18:49.440 from him he can like wait a second the judges and and the people that are ruling society are

00:18:56.060 are 20 in terms of influence or you know at our church we have very few young people it's a very

00:19:02.340 unfortunate reality the vast majority of our church is under the age of 40 people sometimes

00:19:07.260 think oh that's great no it's not great i want a multi-generational church where we have the

00:19:11.520 wisdom of older men but the problem is that those older boomers tend to find themselves more loyal

00:19:16.460 to liberalism they are to christianity yeah and so we we do we have this situation where

00:19:20.720 the united states is under a judgment for its fornication its adultery for its abortion for 0.98

00:19:28.060 its pornography for its uh liberalism all of these homosexuality homosexuality all of it is there 0.98

00:19:33.380 and and yeah so so you were talking joel is that you have the entry point which i think would be 0.95

00:19:38.580 something like well i believe that marriage is between a man and a woman and that a man should

00:19:42.600 generally be the provider the protector and the presider of the family and that a woman should

00:19:47.040 generally stay home and care for children have babies if you i think that's the entry point of

00:19:51.920 going yeah traditional marriage so what i was going to say is offering this sliding scale just

00:19:56.140 as again you know a friendly neighborhood moderate centrist that i am believe it or not 1.00

00:20:02.080 i would say okay we need a broad coalition feminism has dominated our culture and the 1.00

00:20:07.980 masses um if we are so we don't want to be compromised at the same time we don't want to be

00:20:15.240 purist um so we want to have a principle and we want to be faithful to the principle but we don't

00:20:21.680 want to be purist in the sense that we are so particular in a one um one specific application

00:20:29.260 of the principle to where again we've whittled down our troops to where it's just us and our

00:20:35.980 wives and kids in a basement you know like so we want to win in real life we need numbers to do

00:20:40.480 that so we need to without compromise still be as accommodating as possible so when i think

00:20:46.080 all right for this second pillar christian nationalism we're talking about patriarchy

00:20:50.360 now the second pillar of the four what is the minimum bottom line must be this tall to ride

00:20:55.260 the ride this is what i would say can we um can we get a universal for our team universal

00:21:01.920 acknowledgement agreement that when all things are equal so again where i'm at personally is

00:21:10.320 different than what i'm i'm laying out as the uh the suggested threshold so where i'm at personally

00:21:16.900 i think we need to repeal the 19th amendment sound right and i've said that publicly i'm not

00:21:21.880 hiding something or being deceitful um i don't think that we have to go beyond that so i'm not

00:21:26.160 saying we need to repeal the 19th amendment and we also need to put balls and chains you know tied 0.96

00:21:30.680 to the dishwasher you know whatever like i'm not i'm not saying that i'm not saying that women

00:21:35.140 uh shouldn't be educated i'm a big component of homeschooling i want my wife to be significantly 0.99

00:21:40.600 educated so that she can help to educate facilitate the education of my children because i don't want 0.98

00:21:45.500 them to be as dumb as stump so um i i think the american i like that harrison mentioned this 0.97

00:21:51.600 the american model of patriarchy was different patriarchy it was still patriarchy but patriarchy 1.00

00:21:58.800 in the west particularly the christian west has always been historically different than patriarchy

00:22:05.160 in the east yes like just to say it plainly white patriarchy is different than brown patriarchy

00:22:11.700 it is right one form of patriarchy is polygamy right um you're sharing a husband with three

00:22:20.260 other brides one of them might be seven years old um you're maybe his favorite for a while and then

00:22:26.700 he takes you out back and puts you down because he just married someone 20 years younger right

00:22:32.020 uh like there's there's different forms of patriarchy one uh maybe you cover your head

00:22:36.920 and worship one uh you cover your head and your face and uh and your toes and your ankles

00:22:42.400 24 7 um like there are different forms of patriarchy one's oppressive one's protective

00:22:47.980 that's right so one is um there's a deference in subservience the other is slavery we're not

00:22:55.260 advocating for slavery yeah my wife is not my slave and why would you want to be married to a 1.00

00:22:59.620 i don't want to be married to an idiot i don't want to be married to a uh illiterate i want to 1.00

00:23:03.560 be married to somebody who's intelligent and can yeah raise my kids correctly so yeah it's 1.00

00:23:07.100 it's this absurd um you know false projection onto patriarchy that like you want women dumb 0.94

00:23:13.100 and submissive i want women humble like i i always think of a great example is um in a college i was 0.92

00:23:18.540 living at a house and we had homeless people camping in the backyard and so i had to go out

00:23:21.900 and chew them away i came back in and my friend who's a girl who was very liberal left um she

00:23:27.220 said what'd you do and i said i just went out and i said to go away she said well it's good you did

00:23:30.200 that because i just would have given him sandwiches you know it's kind of like she was like you know

00:23:34.040 i'm not the right person to do this because i'm too empathetic i i feel too strongly i'm too nice

00:23:39.280 i would help them i couldn't help it i feel bad for them you need to go do this because i know it

00:23:43.140 needs to be done let's make you a judge now to do it right right so it's like if you have that

00:23:47.380 humility there's no problem uh it's it's the people that can't recognize shortcomings in

00:23:52.500 themselves that refuse to acknowledge them and think i'm just as capable as as any man it's like 0.92

00:23:57.240 no you're way more empathetic than you're different if i could add to that the women being humble and 0.90

00:24:01.760 stepping aside the men also have to be stepping in right the female politicians i've spoken to

00:24:06.480 have said well there's no man to do this so i'm doing it like the men need to step up and lead

00:24:10.640 and then the women can take a step and i want to you know and i got i have to be honest um i want

00:24:16.060 to say yes the men are too apathetic also for those females because i know some of them i also

00:24:21.720 want to call bs on that right right because i know dozens of men who would um who there are so many

00:24:29.580 that are apathetic yeah and it's true we need more men to stop being passive but i know dozens of men

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00:26:29.460 honestly i'm just going to be honest you you want to you want to help men and i know you agree with

00:26:36.320 you want to help young men um you have to challenge them you have to tell i know the

00:26:41.300 world is against you and and you're just going to have to work that much harder and like so we

00:26:45.020 actually have to challenge you we can't just placate you we can't just um we can't just um

00:26:50.640 you know agree with all of your grievances we we're going to challenge you that said before

00:26:57.380 the challenge though uh like the bible literally says that good fathers do not exasperate their

00:27:02.260 children god who's a heavenly father does not exasperate his children god by the ministry of

00:27:08.180 the holy spirit often challenges and convicts us but there's a difference between challenging

00:27:12.900 and exasperating right so we are not going to sit here and exasperate our young male audience

00:27:18.160 and so first um i do think that like before you can challenge young men you have to um convince

00:27:25.220 them that you're not out of touch, that you actually get it, that you understand. And so

00:27:31.380 I will say this, because it's a fact, if you are a white Christian man in America under the age of

00:27:38.460 45, you have been discriminated against, whether formally or informally, from the moment that you

00:27:43.860 were born. Your entire life, your entire living memory, the overarching system has been against

00:27:54.720 to you formally or informally um and so that's real like you have been at a disadvantage turning

00:28:01.300 that into a strength not not getting stuck in a victimhood complex which is what they want you to

00:28:05.060 do so first uh acknowledging real grievance yeah and then second saying okay and now what are we

00:28:10.860 going to do about it so patriarchy in the west christian patriarchy we've already established

00:28:15.920 this has always been and will always be praise god different than forms of patriarchy in the east

00:28:21.620 and non-christian forms of patriarchy um there's a a real objective deference and humility and

00:28:28.520 submission but submission that does not include or indicative to slavery and and i think it is

00:28:35.420 worth saying just real quick so how tall to ride the ride this is what i would say um because we

00:28:40.860 do want a broad coalition without compromising our principles but being team players and being

00:28:46.240 willing to accommodate on the practicals not compromising the principles but accommodating

00:28:51.180 the practicals i would say this um we need a broad agreement if you're going to be on the team the

00:28:56.860 new christian right there needs to be a broad agreement that all things being equal in those

00:29:03.180 cases whether it be for mayor you know city council supreme court justice whatever it is

00:29:10.900 right podcast influencer position all things being equal you go with the guy so so i i understand

00:29:21.640 that the world is so messed up right like i think we should get rid of welfare the question though

00:29:26.980 is how to do it and that requires prudence right so like if i was king all of a sudden overnight

00:29:33.080 i would not just eradicate every single well uh form of welfare in the nation all at once

00:29:39.320 immediately because it would literally disrupt the whole nation like there would be buildings

00:29:44.800 on fire there would be children dead there would be like it would be cruel and inhumane because

00:29:50.680 it's it's the same with um okay somebody's an alcoholic they're a drug addict you know what

00:29:55.340 the hospital does as they're helping them wean them off of they give them a little bit of that

00:29:59.320 drug so that they don't go into shock and die because things have gotten so bad that you can't

00:30:05.400 just go cold turkey and that's not to uh that's not commending the problem uh it's saying no this

00:30:11.300 is a terrible problem and we give it no quarter but we recognize at the same time that we're going

00:30:16.120 to have to slowly come back and so with the problem of feminism it's so toxic so poisonous

00:30:21.880 but so pervasive at the same time that i acknowledge that if if if we were to say right 0.98

00:30:28.180 now hard line in the sand you cannot be on the team unless you don't allow for women in any

00:30:33.240 form of leadership whatsoever you also have to say that no woman my wife she is going to vote 0.99

00:30:39.200 with me because i believe that the state robbed me of half of my household vote so my wife is

00:30:46.940 voting alongside me saying as a good wife i love my husband and his his half of his vote was robbed

00:30:53.260 by the state and given to me and i'm giving him back his half of his stolen vote by going with

00:30:58.980 him into the voting booth and voting alongside my husband who i believe is godly and voting the

00:31:03.500 right direction so we are not here's my point this is so important with each of these principles

00:31:08.440 you cannot purity spiral and and um out of we can't be beautiful losers we've been doing that

00:31:15.820 forever you've got to stop like watch me do a triple axle into losing watch me how beautifully

00:31:22.580 i would lose lose lose a principal loser we've got to stop doing that so uh women i i think that

00:31:30.500 the 19th amendment should should be repealed do you have to agree with me to be on the team no 0.96

00:31:34.660 i think you should agree but no i'm not going to draw the line there and cut out a lot of great

00:31:41.320 people who who would generally agree with the general principle that would be great allies in

00:31:46.320 the fight i'm not going to be a beautiful loser so but at the same time i'm also not going to be

00:31:51.420 a liar so i am giving you the courtesy of saying this is where i'm at and if i'm willing to play

00:31:58.300 to play nice with you if you would be willing not to condemn uh me but but be willing to play with 0.94

00:32:04.840 me yeah joel's a little bit extreme i don't agree with him you can say that you like make all your

00:32:09.960 disclaimers you know so that you're not you know so you know do what you have to do make your

00:32:14.360 caveats right like everybody every time they repost nick fuentes i i don't agree with all of

00:32:19.660 positions but this this one clip is really good like and it's like nobody can can just agree with

00:32:25.840 him without without always giving the caveat of like i don't agree with everything we get it you're

00:32:30.660 a good person we understand you can do the same with me and i and i will take zero offense so i

00:32:35.540 don't agree with joel that the 19th amendment should be repealed i think that's a bit extreme

00:32:39.580 but you know i i do think that in a general sense the principles that joel is articulating are

00:32:45.940 correct and i'm willing to partner with him so i'm giving you that freedom i'm letting you one

00:32:50.160 i'm treating you as not stupid i'm not going to sit here and lie to you and try to pull the wool

00:32:54.540 of your eyes yes this is where i am at okay i think the 19th should be repealed also at the 0.94

00:32:59.920 same time though i'm willing to say as as the um the common lowest common denominator what do you

00:33:06.180 have to hold in order to be on the team this is what you have to hold you have to hold that in

00:33:10.600 the home and the church god has established male leadership and outside explicitly outside the home

00:33:17.220 of the church you have to at least acknowledge and agree that when all things are equal right

00:33:24.120 so we've got the blonde-haired busty boss babe and we've got um and we've got the young courageous

00:33:30.800 man and they both have the same score on the SATs they both went to the ivy league school

00:33:36.000 they've both done their homework they've both gone through the same hoops they're uh they're

00:33:40.700 they're both um same iq same uh intellectual prowess same uh all things being equal both uh

00:33:48.420 because of the general principle of masculine leadership in god's word and also to give it a

00:33:54.140 little contextual power and if for nothing else for the reason that uh we acknowledge that the

00:34:00.100 man has been passed over for the last 40 years we're going to give our deference to him so that

00:34:05.800 doesn't mean um i'm not saying to ride this ride that you have to agree that the 19th amendment is

00:34:10.620 repealed and that not a single i'm not saying that that right now to be on the team you have

00:34:15.900 to start counter signaling marjorie uh marjorie taylor green or you have to start counting like

00:34:20.100 i get it guys there's some there's some gals who've done some great work and god bless them

00:34:25.060 so all i am saying is um because of of the universal principle in god's word

00:34:31.540 and because of the contextual recent example of men being wrongfully passed over because of

00:34:38.820 feminism and its latest most modern expression in our country for those two reasons when all

00:34:45.060 things are equal we'll prefer that we'll put the guy forward we'll give him his shot because he

00:34:50.580 hasn't had it i think that's a really reasonable lowest common denominator all right so male

00:34:57.580 leadership in the home of the church and all things equal we prefer the guy outside of in

00:35:03.540 every other arena that for me i'm curious to hear you dale you calvin you his for me that's what i

00:35:10.340 would articulate as um what's the criteria to be on the team yeah i think you're right i think

00:35:16.060 that's entry point i think and as you slide up the scale toward you know a lot of the common

00:35:22.620 journeys that we've taken through a complementarian structure with more theological basis behind it

00:35:27.340 then you go people call themselves hard complementarians which is really just another

00:35:30.940 word for or broad or broad yeah and and moving essentially moving away from egalitarianism so

00:35:36.800 egalitarianism is essentially the fundamental sin to treat all things equal it's lazy and it's you

00:35:43.520 know i give you an example it's also lying it's it's lying but like it's one of these things that 0.84

00:35:48.180 it's a it's a sin of the flesh like when i you know i have four kids and as they get older i

00:35:53.880 sometimes just want to treat them as if they're all the same age. And I'm a pastor, and I have

00:35:58.600 lots of kids in our congregation, and I sometimes want to talk to an eight-year-old the same way I

00:36:02.400 talk to a 16-year-old. You can't do that. It's lazy. And you do that because you're tired. You

00:36:07.760 don't want to actually adjust yourself to realize the distinctions and have those appropriate

00:36:12.420 relationships. And I think the same is true everywhere. We don't want to do the work for

00:36:18.720 the distinctions to have those conversations but as you move up the scale distinguishing is work

00:36:24.000 that's really well said yeah distinguishing is is a form of and it's it requires wisdom wisdom

00:36:30.120 and selflessness because it's selfish to say i don't want to think differently about you i actually

00:36:36.120 have to parent this kid different than this kid different than this kid and that's that's that's

00:36:39.560 difficult and so when we um when we move up yeah you have the 19th amendment which i think again

00:36:46.280 we can argue from scripture from history but you don't need to be there yeah american history yeah 0.98

00:36:50.940 but you don't need to be there and and then i would even say beyond the 19th amendment no women

00:36:55.720 in positions of of leadership in the state that might even feel like a step further but again i

00:37:01.220 think you can argue from scriptures i said earlier that's a lesser step you think so okay i actually

00:37:05.540 think and and honestly i mean the bible says give give honor where honor is due i've got to take a

00:37:11.100 moment and thank amy coney barrett i have never seen such a universal agreement all in one day

00:37:18.500 for my principles then then when you know birthright citizenship was upheld i saw people

00:37:24.600 that that have called me a misogynist for years all of a sudden agree no more female uh supreme 1.00

00:37:30.560 court justices yes amy coney barrett deserves credit for that i mean she she she made such a 1.00

00:37:36.500 bad decision uh she brought the whole country yeah like like what i've been working on for years

00:37:42.080 but she moved the whole overton window god bless her is it your line joel or dale's line uh not

00:37:47.960 misogynistic but sexist i say it all the time yeah yeah that's right and i think that's because

00:37:52.500 misogyny means we hate women that's a lie we love women correct um but sexist means i i see them

00:38:01.220 separately well people people often come you know at us with oh check on check on his wife 0.55

00:38:07.380 blink twice veronica if if you need to be rescued yeah and the reality is when you show up to our

00:38:12.860 church in fact the new york times did a story on our church they came did a three-day story

00:38:17.100 interviewed multiple families um interviewed me took photographs and she did a little introduction

00:38:22.560 to the the her story it's like maybe a five to seven minute introduction audio introduction to

00:38:28.340 her story. And she said, there was just all of these women there that were wearing dresses and 1.00

00:38:34.080 head coverings. And there's so many children, just unbelievable amount of children. And kind of 0.75

00:38:40.220 tried to paint it in a negative light. But it was one of these things that if you have like half of

00:38:44.740 a brain cell, you're like, oh, what a beautiful place this sounds like. And I think what happens

00:38:48.760 is that you walk into a church like ours and they have all these preconceived notions about who we

00:38:53.540 are. And then you see smiling wives and joyful children, obedience, laughter, happiness, and it's

00:39:01.580 a little piece of heaven because what you do is you're witnessing order. And in a world, there's

00:39:07.780 a quote from Orwell, in a time of universal deceit, truth is a revolutionary act. And I think

00:39:16.040 that when they see this moment of truth, it's revolutionary. They go, what is this world where

00:39:23.000 the men take responsibility for their families and for the women joyfully submit and the children

00:39:28.140 obey and and so patriarchy again what people try to do is they try to when you say patriarchy they

00:39:35.560 tie misogyny next to it when you say uh you know zionism they tie anti-semitism to it when when

00:39:41.860 you say race realism racial hatred and they're what they're doing is they're they're trying to

00:39:48.000 tie a really evil thing to something that is an actual credible discussion in order for you to not 0.98

00:39:54.980 discuss it poisoning the well poisoning the well and which is something jews do there you go and 0.89

00:40:01.440 we need to be able to have these discussions around patriarchy because it is a legitimate way

00:40:07.260 to love your family and to love your country harrison let me ask you this because

00:40:12.440 like you've worked in in conservative media sure and conservative media for years now you've been

00:40:20.160 with alex for eight years nine yeah nine years with alex jones and he's one of the best in

00:40:25.700 conservative media but all of conservative media even the best it's just become normative that it

00:40:32.780 this is a co-ed space right yeah so i want to ask you not my position personally because you and i

00:40:38.860 we'd have distinctions and still love each other but what i'm suggesting as the minimum threshold

00:40:43.880 to be on the team um male leadership in the home male pastors in the church and in politics and

00:40:53.420 culture outside the home of the church all things being when all things are equal and we have two

00:40:59.100 candidates and one is a gal one is a guy we give the guy a shot first is that reasonable i think

00:41:05.740 that is reasonable i think i um i think i had i can't remember if it was when we were doing an

00:41:11.480 episode or just talking in person uh and i'm not sure how much you vibed with uh with my metaphor

00:41:16.980 but i was saying i'm okay with women leadership like i'd be okay with women like playing in the

00:41:21.660 nfl where it's like i don't want to change any rules but like if there's an exceptional woman

00:41:26.120 and she would have to be exceptional and she's good enough to play let her play because you know 0.75

00:41:30.420 what's the harm in that um i think that woman would probably be a man but right exactly well 1.00

00:41:36.260 and that's and that's the things it's uh you know it would have to be a really exceptional 0.97

00:41:39.900 uh exceptional woman but uh yeah i'm probably farther you know uh down the spectrum than y'all

00:41:46.560 are on on some of this stuff i don't necessarily think the 19th amendment should be appealed i

00:41:51.820 wouldn't necessarily protest it but i don't see it as a you know as a must a goal that i'm

00:41:57.560 necessarily pursuing um because i do you know we i like the way you presented a deal because

00:42:04.140 i think what we need to be doing is instead of negating feminism we need to be offering a

00:42:09.260 positive vision of what we want to offer women because obviously we are in a democratic system

00:42:15.240 you can't win by excluding one of the genders um and one thing about women is the only way you can 1.00

00:42:21.100 win well i guess uh i guess it depends but uh but you but you have to appeal to women whether you

00:42:29.960 like it or not um and honestly i think we've got the better thing to offer like what i want for

00:42:35.780 women is for them to be able to bake bread and be barefoot in a sundress all day as cliche as that 1.00

00:42:41.540 is what do you think my wife's doing right now like you know that's what she does all day every 1.00

00:42:45.600 day hangs out with the kids teaches them takes them to the pool like that's such a fulfilling 1.00

00:42:50.480 life. It's such a good thing. It's such a beautiful thing that we want women to be able to

00:42:54.580 enjoy. And if you want to go out and get a job, I would just advise you against it. I just don't 0.97

00:43:00.180 think it's the right thing for almost all women. Some exceptional women, you know, would be 1.00

00:43:05.320 different. But you just have to recognize that in general, en masse, when you're talking

00:43:10.420 statistically, yes, men should be in the leadership roles, absolutely. And I think women should agree

00:43:15.720 with that and you know we have the place where women can be themselves and express themselves 0.91

00:43:21.000 you know fully and actually not feel the pressure from society which doesn't just uphold boss babes

00:43:26.740 it demonizes motherhood it demonizes traditional women and men and and that has to be pushed back

00:43:33.720 against and I think strategically it has to be pushed back against in a way that actually

00:43:38.300 is compelling to women and going look we're actually pro-women we're just not feminist I

00:43:43.520 i want women to to be all that they can be and being a boss babe is not that yeah no you're

00:43:50.020 absolutely right like we um and that is part of like what we're saying earlier that distinguishes

00:43:55.820 uh western patriarchy christian patriarchy biblical patriarchy from an eastern non-christian

00:44:04.200 uh muslim and it's not just the muslims but other false religion can be even worse in time 0.98

00:44:10.160 I mean, when they're burning the wives with the husbands, I mean, it's horrible. 1.00

00:44:12.480 Until Christians came in and said, sorry, we don't do that anymore.

00:44:15.720 You're getting called a slur. 1.00

00:44:17.300 Right, right.

00:44:18.680 We're not doing that. 1.00

00:44:20.460 And it was Christians who put an end to those atrocious practices. 1.00

00:44:25.320 But here's the thing. 1.00

00:44:25.900 It was not modern Christians that saved the lives of these women

00:44:29.060 who were being buried alive with their husbands in India. 0.85

00:44:33.180 It was not modern Christians.

00:44:34.800 It was not progressive Christians.

00:44:36.520 It was not liberal Christians.

00:44:37.760 It was not feminist Christians. 0.98

00:44:38.840 it was patriarchal christian traditional primitive archaic fuddy-duddy christians 0.94

00:44:45.980 that saved women that loved women and said uh actually you know what we are going to impose

00:44:52.000 our culture um it's like well this is our culture it's like well in my culture uh people who bury

00:44:57.700 women alive are put to death so you do yours and i'll do mine right but like but we're in charge

00:45:03.400 now um and i i just i'm just gonna say it like some of these nations some of these cultures the

00:45:10.600 most loving thing that christians can do and that we must i'm not saying we're ready to do it now

00:45:14.580 we gotta i think restore nationalism first before we bite off more than we can chew but by the grace

00:45:19.460 of god i pray not because i just love my people but because i love all people the greatest gift

00:45:24.480 that we can give them is colonization right one of the greatest moments for multiple people

00:45:30.780 throughout the earth were the moments that uh the ships with the white men showed up on your shore

00:45:35.320 and you were catechized and the gospel was preached and you were lifted out of poverty

00:45:40.360 and slavery was abolished and like i mean what a gift it's the end of apocalypto

00:45:45.060 yeah exactly you get to see that it's like this is when the good guys arrive yeah yeah and we

00:45:49.940 got to remember that when it comes to like yeah this is a patriarchy is a great way to love women

00:45:54.800 And again, there's, there's various ranges of patriarchy there. Um, it was, uh, you know, 0.93

00:45:59.900 and even when you talk about the issue about voting, I think when you look at throughout 0.88

00:46:04.580 history, um, Christian history, specifically Western history, women have been incredibly,

00:46:12.700 um, have prominent positions of influence and power, but within the home with, through their 1.00

00:46:19.020 husbands, over their children. I was thinking about, there's a book written in 1897 by a woman 1.00

00:46:26.580 named Helen Kendrick Johnson, and it's called Woman and the Republic. And she wrote a treatise

00:46:33.620 on the anti-suffraget movement, which was not a small group. It was a large group of women that

00:46:40.220 were actually saying, we actually have quite the noble position as wives right now. They did not

00:46:44.980 feel oppressed by any means. That whole narrative was brought to us by feminists. And I think so

00:46:50.100 when you look, history is a great tool. It's one of the best things for society to go back and go,

00:46:55.860 all right, was it as bad as everybody's told me it is? And I think when you read original sources,

00:47:01.020 that's a very important thing to do is to go back and read the original sources.

00:47:04.700 And so I think history appeals, scripture appeals to at least the minimum where it's the traditional

00:47:11.240 structure of marriage, the traditional structure of society. Are those the exceptional women that

00:47:16.360 may be called to a form of celibacy? They might become nurses and mercy ministries and missionaries.

00:47:23.300 I think historically that turned into a kind of a monastic life for women where they might have

00:47:27.160 become nuns or something there. But I do think that we need to destigmatize patriarchy as a way

00:47:35.960 that historically if it's done under a christian frame this is a good thing it's a great thing

00:47:41.320 that's why it's been under attack because god is our ultimate patriarch that's right by destroying

00:47:45.260 the patriarchy on earth they're trying to attack the patriarchy in heaven that's why they attack 1.00

00:47:49.200 the family that's why feminism is it really an attack on the husband and wife not just on the 1.00

00:47:53.480 wife it's convincing that the wife that she should be competing with the husband she's not there to 1.00

00:47:57.820 work with him she's not there to be submissive to him and love him and be loved by him she's there 1.00

00:48:01.700 to be his competitor and that's what feminism does and it breaks the husband and wife apart 1.00

00:48:06.580 breaks the family apart which is in turn breaking society apart feminism is directly from the devil 1.00

00:48:11.980 and he has many tool sets in this harrison you talked about the uh the false dichotomies the 1.00

00:48:16.660 extremities of it's either be entirely naked in a bikini which was a jewish invention by the way 0.75

00:48:21.640 convincing women to go out in their underwear they literally could not get a woman to model 0.90

00:48:25.340 the bikini no and had to find a prostitute but it's either that it's either become a walk around 0.98

00:48:29.880 the streets like a prostitute or in a bin bag with a full niqab and hijab like there's no in 0.60

00:48:33.880 between christians had modesty we understood that actually the woman's form is beautiful but it

00:48:39.060 doesn't mean you have to expose all of it to everyone at all times right like the nuance is

00:48:42.780 important and the devil doesn't want us focusing on the nuance because he wants to destroy women

00:48:46.480 to destroy the family to destroy the patriarchy absolutely couldn't agree more okay i think that

00:48:52.440 sums it up i think this was a really helpful episode again what we're trying to do is say

00:48:58.280 okay the new christian right um yes that's nxr studios that's the name of this particular

00:49:04.200 organization but the new christian right is we believe in movement that's that's much broader

00:49:09.040 than just us we're not pretending to be you know we're the whole kit and caboodle um if we are then

00:49:14.720 we're in trouble right we need a bigger team um and we recognize that and so we're trying to enlist

00:49:21.040 soldiers right we're building an army we want to save the country and glorify christ um save

00:49:27.720 christendom and save christendom amen and so um in doing that we need to recruit and part of what

00:49:34.560 we need in recruiting is it needs to be inspiring you got to give both men and women something to

00:49:40.580 aspire to right but it also um you need inspiration you also need clarity and i think a lot of guys

00:49:47.360 part of the reason they're not good on making the sell is because it's just too ambiguous it's just

00:49:52.200 too vague and a big reason for the ambiguity and uh the vagary is is not just a lack of talent or

00:49:58.800 ability when it comes to rhetoric or or clarifying um i think it's really it's cowardice people will

00:50:06.460 will shroud what they actually believe in ambiguity because they're scared because they

00:50:13.560 they don't want to be honest because they they know that they're going to get the look out of

00:50:18.760 the corner of the eyes like you're crazy and so we we're trying to we're not trying to actually

00:50:24.560 this series i i'm sure our regular listeners people are tuning in they might be like oh dang

00:50:28.900 you know oh snap you know but but for our regular listeners they're like dude this is the most tame

00:50:34.560 i've ever heard you guys but what um so so my point is this is not uh this little four-part

00:50:40.640 series is not uh the shock jaw series it's not the edge lord series um but it also is not the um

00:50:48.180 the vague ambiguous series what we're doing is we're being painfully honest and very clear

00:50:55.260 as we seek to inspire and also clarify we are under duress the enemies are not just at the

00:51:04.180 gates they are plundering the village the town is under attack rise up christian men we need to save

00:51:10.960 the christian west this is how we do it here's the roadmap here's the blueprints here are the

00:51:16.200 priorities the four pillars and in terms of these four pillars here's defining our terms what each 0.99

00:51:21.500 of them mean here's where we are we're not going to treat you like you're stupid and we're not 0.99

00:51:25.420 going to pull the wool over your eyes here's where i am each of us harrison like i'm here 0.99

00:51:30.080 joel's here dale's here on each of these four pillars but also here's the lowest common

00:51:34.800 denominator right as we're recruiting what does the army do right they have metrics you have to

00:51:40.280 these metrics to be enlisted right so they recruit they uh to recruit they inspire they clarify they

00:51:47.680 give clear marching orders and then they have a lowest common denominator that's what we're doing

00:51:52.360 not everybody's a navy seal right um and i think just yeah the way to close this out is that

00:51:58.020 we've moved right um not everybody has to be as far right as us now the goal for us is to to get

00:52:04.980 100 million people over here

00:52:06.480 over the next several decades.

00:52:08.840 And that process,

00:52:10.580 we're not going to keep moving

00:52:11.600 further and further right

00:52:12.440 because we've already repealed

00:52:13.500 the post-war consensus. 0.63

00:52:14.980 I think we're back 0.68

00:52:15.560 to a very healthy nation

00:52:16.840 under our vision here

00:52:18.700 that we've talked about,

00:52:19.800 especially under these four pillars.

00:52:21.600 And so emphasizing

00:52:23.360 different elements of this

00:52:24.460 might feel like it's pushed right,

00:52:26.120 but it's not.

00:52:26.960 I think we're no further right

00:52:29.000 than our forefathers, for sure.

00:52:31.740 And so I think that gives people

00:52:33.700 a little bit of peace

00:52:34.440 where they can relax and go, okay, this is where they're at.

00:52:37.120 Now we're trying to get a few million people to come along the journey.

00:52:40.580 And let's just note that, as Joel pointed out,

00:52:43.220 everybody under 45, every white male has been discriminated against.

00:52:46.520 So the fact that we're talking about patriarchy,

00:52:47.960 we recognize what a far goal that even is. 1.00

00:52:51.900 First, we've got to undo the effects of feminism. 1.00

00:52:54.180 First, we have to stop the discrimination, 0.97

00:52:55.940 the blatant discrimination against men, especially white men.

00:52:58.860 And the ultimate goal, the ultimate value we're pursuing,

00:53:01.300 you could categorize as patriarchy.

00:53:03.080 um but we recognize that like we're so far from that it is it's why we it's why we've gone off

00:53:08.900 the rails but i i right now i can see people going oh they want to be patriarchs it's like

00:53:13.400 well we want to go in that direction but i don't have any hope in my life right now just equality

00:53:18.180 would be a vast improvement and for the record convictionally i think equality would still be

00:53:23.900 compromise and sin um i think it must be male leadership but to your point you're absolutely

00:53:29.300 right if all we did in our lifetimes is achieve equality that would be such a vast improvement

00:53:36.080 from where we are today because right now we do not have feminism that is equality we have feminism

00:53:41.540 which is male subservience well the reality is is that is that most jobs men are actually more

00:53:50.160 qualified for in the sense of uh out in the workforce now there's administrative jobs and

00:53:55.700 there's nursing jobs, there's jobs that are feminine coded. 1.00

00:53:59.000 And those jobs, even in patriarchal times, historically, women actually still did some 1.00

00:54:03.800 of those things. 1.00

00:54:04.340 If you're at war, you're going to have some female medics. 1.00

00:54:06.680 Correct. 1.00

00:54:07.100 And I'm thinking, you know, in like the 50s when you've had the washing machines and

00:54:10.920 dishwashers and suddenly women had all this free time on their hands, they didn't go out

00:54:14.000 and get jobs. 0.97

00:54:14.500 They started charities.

00:54:15.580 They volunteered their time.

00:54:17.760 They did bake sales to raise money to build whatever, you know.

00:54:21.040 They were school teachers.

00:54:21.900 There was all sorts of stuff that our society requires.

00:54:24.600 Like we need to be upholding and maintaining the infrastructure of our society. 1.00

00:54:28.980 And that's what women did for the most part. 1.00

00:54:30.940 We are building up from the ashes at this point. 1.00

00:54:33.020 I mean, truly building up from the ashes.

00:54:34.980 And while it's fun to talk about the wallpaper, we also need to talk about right now the foundation and getting back piece by piece.

00:54:42.520 And yeah, we're going to have a section of the house maybe built by the time we die.

00:54:45.900 But then our sons and our daughters are going to have to carry on to build different layers of that home.

00:54:51.060 And when we say that, that's not negating what we've already said.

00:54:54.200 that doesn't mean like our sons and then our grandsons are going to go further

00:54:57.620 correct they're building the same house position in terms of the no it's what we're saying is

00:55:02.800 um the position this is the position we're just saying the implementation of that position will

00:55:09.440 take multiple generations correct so it's not like hey you know like uh this is as far as i go

00:55:15.200 but watch out because uh my kids my kids are nazis right now we're not saying that i'm not a nazi

00:55:22.180 And my children, who, granted, are ages one and a half to nine,

00:55:27.500 are also not Nazis.

00:55:31.920 They're Minecraft Nazis.

00:55:32.700 And by the grace of God, as they're adults, they will remain non-Nazis.

00:55:38.100 So we're not saying that we're going this far, our children will go further.

00:55:43.240 What we mean is the position.

00:55:45.720 This is the position.

00:55:46.900 Our children will go further in its implementation.

00:55:49.360 Amen.

00:55:50.040 All right.

00:55:50.360 Thanks for tuning in.

00:55:51.100 uh next episode will be our final episode and we're going to talk about race and we're going

00:55:57.080 to talk about zionism so it'll be good 1.00

The NXR Podcast - August 26, 2026

THE SPECIAL - The Age Of The Conservative Boss Babe Is Over (w⧸Partridge, Smith & Robinson)

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