And it's just going to get worse.

Why is it? Because I always say that if white guys had slavery again, like if we gave them Texas.

White guys are so nice that they would, like, the black people and the women would complain on the plantations.

And then they'd be like, oh, I'm sorry.

Let me make it better for you.

You know what I mean? And then me and Jesse would be like, no, no, no, white guys, they're just saying that.

They're being ridiculous.

Why did he say he did not do that right away on his own? Why was he refusing to do that? Why had he done that, file charges?

I'm so tired of us not owning bad decisions.

Yes.

Oh my gosh.

Because every, oh my gosh.

Every time on my show, this is going to be riled up.

They would say, okay, I would be, we were talking about like, if a girl sleeps around, she's a whore.

Right.

what is it about abortion that you feel uncomfortable about

Where did you come up with this information?

A couple different places.

One was my relationship with my little brother.

His name's Adam.

And me and Adam, we, Adam is like what I would call like a natural like alpha or, you know, leader.

Adam, it's like his way or the highway.

And a lot of my sisters like would always fight with Adam.

So if she wanted... and she wanted to be vindictive, she could ring her lawyer up every day for a month, and every single phone call, every single letter goes on his bill.

just because tomorrow she could be a feminist that means today she is a feminist.

Right, but it's still the fact that she can.

And so you have to be able to give up power and you can't because you're automatically in this system.

And I think we've seen this over the years.

Like there's a lot of women that were married and then get divorced later that say they're not feminists, right? I think we've seen this.

So you can be something right now, but it doesn't mean you will be in the future.

And it still always is going to change the way we interact.

Right.

Yes.

And there was a concept I thought of when I was doing this last one.

So I'm debating this, like, this girl, and I remember saying something that totally made sense And, like, the way the room reacted, like, they made me feel like I said something crazy.

I mean, this happens a lot.

I'm kind of used to it.

But, like, and I remember because this girl, like, kept breaking the rules.

They're not supposed to personally attack you, right? She just kept doing it.

the...

Yeah.

And they start, like, attacking you.

And the biggest tool that they use is, like, gaslighting where, like, they'll just accuse you of all this stuff and make you feel like you're crazy.

And I feel like it's almost like a test to see if you believe it, because if you defend yourself, it just gets worse, right? So, [laughs] I, I realized in society they kinda do that to what I call real ninjas, which are, like, guys that are intelligent, competent, and going places, where it's like if you ...

Whenever a girl destroys a guy, I always know he was doing something cool.

Right.

But, um, I was like, "I bet you were making something cool.

I don't know what it was, but I bet you ..." And I feel like this happens in society, like this moment that happened in my debate, I thought this kinda happens in society.

It has

to be a gendered conversation because the choices are just different because men pick majors where they pay off their debt.

So they, they tend to pick more STEM.

And even when women do pick STEM majors, we tend to quit.

And so I just like to be accurate.

And it really, you need to let me, you need to let me go.

It's going to, it's going to come up on there and I'm accurate.

I haven't prepared anything.

So like I said before, as soon as you look at the ratio of caretaking time to harm, it actually points in the other direction towards fathers.

Yeah, so just so the audience knows, what they do to make it seem like fathers are abusive, because they're actually not abusive at all.

They're really nice, really giving, really caring people.

So what they do is they include stepdads, which, again, the woman is responsible for.

You are responsible for, as a woman, we're in a feminist nation, and you are free, ladies.

And you are responsible for the behavior of men.

She's got to stop.

You don't think that's traumatic?

I

don't actually care if she had postpartum psychosis or not because...

That's not an excuse for killing your kids.

We can all agree about that one, right? I'm talking.

If there's a dog that bites too many people, you put it down.

I think it's the same thing with a woman that kills three children.

You just got to put her down a life for a life.

If it's in your state, then every case that brings up the death penalty, like with children or murder, capital murder.

I'm skipping ahead, but rebelling against the nature of literal

biological human nature.

I'll just say this.

I really disagree with the Christian sentiment that it's the culture because I think it's just a way to take accountability off of women.

When women voted for something with their feet, with their wallets and their choices, it does show us something about women.

And I think it's kind of simping in a way to say, oh, it's just the culture.

It's kind of a get out of jail free card.

Yes, if you've been masculinized, it is, yes.

Yeah.

And when I was in England, there was, um, trans people in one of the tournaments I did, and I was the one complaining about it.

And there's so many athletes that fight...

Like, for every one girl that complains about men in women's sports, I would say there's five that are pushing for it.

So I think that they should let the women get beat up, because they really deserve it at this point.

Yeah.

So, um, I, I would say she didn't defend her because, like, again, they all wanna look like good people.

So, like, in the leftist world, it's like- You know, the, the Black girl's the victim, so.

Believe what?

what?Like the UFOs.

Um, I don't know.

I just have learned in life to go for the most part with what is in front of me and makes sense with my own eyes.

Because it's like, if the government or, I don't know, the media can just put out a video and say there's a UFO, like, I don't know.

[laughs]

Um, [laughs] yeah, I think a lot of times when they say like, like, um, I think they blame Israel for like, or I don't know, I've heard the theories or whatever that the Jewish people started like porn and all these evil stuff.

But I'm like, guys, like the women are like willingly taking their clothes off, so I don't know, like is that really their fault?

So let me ask, w- because of time, when you say you're not a Catholic, I mean a practicing Catholic person anymore, what do you mean by that?

Um, I grew up Catholic, but I don't go to Catholic, like, church anymore because it just sort of, I saw a lot of that stuff, um, growing up with, like, the women in the church and sort of like the obey by, like...

I mean, I just saw a lot of crazy Catholic women growing up where, like, their husbands were awesome, and they were crazy.

And like, um, the church would like, I don't know, they would, like, assist in, like, telling the men that they were wrong when the women were obviously wrong.And so I just don't like practice, but I kind of understand where Catholics are coming from in their worldview because, you know, I had like 20 years of Catholic school.

Does that make sense?

Why do people b- listen to him?

Um, the Catholics believe in like, I kind of...

Okay, they believe that you need to have like a church authority.

Yes.

Children.

It's kind of the same thing.

There's CPS.

There's a ton of people wanting to adopt.

Right.

But you know, it's not protected.

Man got to wake up before it's too late.

That rock group?

Yeah, so I had a donor invite us to an Eagles, like, concert, but I thought it was the football team.

And so I didn't know the Eagles was a band.

What the? So, yeah, so I go to this concert, right, and it was almost like a time warp because everyone was, like, super old.

Like, everyone was, like, probably 50s, 60s, 70s, you know, and up.

And I almost could see what you were talking about.

It was so awesome.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Um, and that kind of evolved my views a little bit, 'cause I didn't...

You know, I'd say when I started, I was very pro, like, marriage and family and that kinda thing, but when I interview men that have just been, like, gotten their lives absolutely destroyed, um, from getting married, I, I don't, I don't know.

I don't think I could in good faith tell people to do or not do.

It's just something, like, every person's gotta decide on.

Wow.

So I ha- uh, like, that was kinda when I m- realized, shit, these, a lot of these lawyers, like, they might even seem cool, but a lot of them have blood on their hands, if I'm being honest.

Because the industry, i- it's...

Yeah.

...

but SA'd, um, graped, or abused, I would ask, like, a couple questions.

And, like, one story that comes to mind is one girl said, "Oh, he threw me down the stairs," and I was like, "Okay, so, like, walk me through exactly what happened."

Yeah.

And there's guards that they interviewed about this, 'cause they said there was basically, like, two, like, in jail, there would be guys that were, like, um, found guilty of rape and they...

Like, eventually they'd kind of admit to it, they'd be like, "Yeah." But there was-