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through the middle of a week and there was some debate before the
show started about whether or not the music was good, whether
it was bad. I see all of you in the live
chat out there now. Now you're saying that the music
is appropriate. It's Metal Gear Solid meets
X-Files. Look, I needed just a consensus.
We'll change it up. I'll change it up every month
for you. I'll change it up every week if
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Somebody noticed that I got a haircut.
You guys are out of control. I love it.
I like. That's the problem with doing a
show like this, like the attention to detail of people in
the chat. They're like, hey, did he get a
haircut yesterday? It looks like his sideburns are
a little bit shorter. They're a little cleaner.
They are. You know what?
When I was a kid, my dad used to say that when the dog got a
haircut, she was smarter, she looked smarter and she acted
smarter. So I realized like I needed to
trim this sucker up and get it going.
Look at all the thumbs up. Everybody likes the music.
There's like two or three of you that don't like it.
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If you want to be a supporter of the channel on Rumble, you have
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He even came up with AJ Dam, which I haven't loaded, but I'll
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So that's going to be a bomb if you guys want to throw the truth
bombs in there. Yeah.
Today's going to be an interesting show.
We're going to be talking about masculinity.
I guess this haircut is good for that.
This is like the haircut for the for that, for that Nordic Viking
guy that always says like, yes or like no when you can't touch
my kids or whatever else or like cry harder, liberal.
I've had this haircut for a little bit.
I like it. It's what I'm sticking with.
I don't know if I'll die with it.
But, you know, I used to be the guy that parted though.
I used to do like the 70s captain thing.
There's something about masculinity that is like falling
apart in this country and we all kind of know it.
I keep reading these articles. All you got to do is type in the
word masculinity to a search engine and you will absolutely
find out what the crisis looks like because you'll find some
some articles from some academics that are trying to
discuss it. And then there's like a bunch of
women talking about how it's a problem.
That seems like an issue. We're going to get into
masculinity. We're going to talk a little bit
about abortion. And I think it actually has a
problem. It is a problem with
masculinity. Abortion is a problem with
masculinity. It can all kind of be traced to
certain things. Look in many ways, if you choose
your doctor, you choose your diagnosis, I think if you choose
a focus lens of a problem, then you will be able to see how all
the problems can be framed in that way.
Doesn't mean it's the only way, but I think we should be
changing our point of view and, and looking at different
perspective to see, hey, should we be addressing this?
Is this more critical? Does this meet more of the
criteria that are that are going wrong and can we correct it?
And I think there is some ways to do it.
One of, you know, spoiler alert, you need to lift weights.
You need to just do regular dude stuff like learn how to get your
hands dirty, put some calluses up on your fingers.
All right, so there's that. We're going to be talking about
the police state just a little bit tomorrow, tonight, tonight,
tonight, tonight, Wednesday night is going to be the second
and final showing of the theatrical police state debut.
And then we're going to be doing, what are we going to do?
We're going to do a live premiere on Friday for those of
you who want to stream it from home.
For those who have children and haven't been to a theater in a
decade, like me, I, I honestly don't remember the last time
I've been to a movie theater. I don't even know what I would
do in a movie theater, like who would be watching my kids.
I don't trust anybody. So we're going to talk a little
bit about Police state and then we're going to talk about the
virtues of the Stoics, which I think is the correction.
And you're going to be finding out that the Stoics, the Greeks,
also had something in common with the early Christians, which
had something in common with all Western society.
We actually built this city not on Rock'n'roll, but on Stoic
virtues, which are also known sometimes as the cardinal
virtues. They're almost the same thing.
So we're going to talk about that.
Yeah. Before we do, let's rock'n'roll
into a police state trailer. It's going to set up some of the
discussion we're going to have. So if you'll pull up a video and
#7 Mr. Mata, let's run video 7. Let's get you guys pumped up and
motivated. If you are going tonight, this
is what you're going to be seeing.
Video 7, Send it. We honor your father, all that
you know. Chief Division Council and Do J
have approved a no knock breach. We want the subject to be on
display doing the walk of shame. Full visual impact.
Any questions? Are we becoming a police state?
The government told American citizens they couldn't go to
church on Sunday. For the first time in my life,
I'm saying to myself, am I going to get a knock at the door?
FBI war come to the door now. The Patriot Act and FISA were
used against Donald Trump. These individuals have
commissioned the biggest propaganda play in U.S. history.
They don't go after the people that rigged the election, they
go after the people that want to find out what the hell happened.
We don't need to have a crime. What we need as a person to look
at and then we go find out what crime you did.
Our focus is shifting. Our main priority as a Bureau is
going to be domestic terrorism. It really paints.
Anybody who's right of center, if you're a pro-life, pro
family. Catholic.
Do they define you as radical? These are anti government.
We have freedom of religion, freedom of.
Greatest violent extremists and they must be dealt with.
We can do anything we want. Kaboom.
So check it out. You can go to Police State Film,
FILM Police State film.net. Police State film.net will get
you access to the virtual premiere or if you want to buy a
last minute ticket for tonight. You know what?
He ended that. He said we could do anything we
want. Now obviously we wrote those
lines up. This is this is a theatrical
presentation. Some of these things are
theatrical interpretations of the way that the Bureau has
behaved, but they're not that far off, are they?
They do think they can do anything they want.
We're going to queue up a little video here.
This is our friend John Solomon over at just the news on Real
America's Voice. I believe this was last night.
And did they do everything that they want?
Did they do anything they want? They just feel like they can
just run roughshod. Let's do video number six.
I think you're going to see that the police state is not only
alive and well, but it's been here since Donald Trump took
office just after 2016, after that election and even before
that, I think they were running some of this game, Crossfire
Hurricane. In fact, my buddy producer Phil
was actually fired because he said that that the January 6th
investigation should have been called Crossfire Hurricane to
the revenge like a movie trailer.
And I think this is 100% the case.
Look at the some of the stuff they did.
Let's go roll head roll video 6 guys, get a taste of how
ridiculous it is. This is why Chuck Schumer was
scared of the intelligence agencies.
So it's staffers here that I that I'm understanding.
But look, when they're that close, who becomes the target?
Is it Chuck Grassley? Is it members of Congress?
How far do these people go and. Who was in charge of this?
Yeah, these are all great questions.
So there's at least one lawmaker we know of, Adam Schiff, had his
records taken. There are about a dozen
congressional staffers, both Democrat and Republican, who had
their records taken. And ultimately, Congress is the
target, right when the Justice Department gets these records,
they're beginning to understand who was Congress talking to on a
daily basis for oversight investigations.
And while they said they were looking for contacts with the
media because they were looking at leaks, they get much more
than that. And I think that's what troubles
people like Chuck Grassy. And it is a process that has
started to play out. It began in the Barack Obama
administration. If you remember, John Brennan
authorized the CIA hacking in to Senator Dianne Feinstein's
Senate server computers to find out what she was doing on the
waterboarding investigation that she conducted when she was in
charge of Senate intelligence. Then in 2017.
This is around the time that Jeff Sessions is the attorney
general for Donald Trump and Rod Rosenstein, the guy who comes up
so often in the Russia collusion case, is the deputy attorney
general when these subpoenas are authorized.
And it's a pretty broad, sweeping intrusion on the
congressional oversight authority.
Numerous staffers, like I said, Senate, House, Republican,
Democrat, are all being targeted for their contacts.
And I think that's why you understand Chuck Grassy's
frustration and anger that this feels like an invasion of the
Congress's right to do oversight, to conduct
investigations free of executive branch interference.
And the fact that they kept it secret for six years, probably
adding to the anger on Capitol Hill.
I've heard from Democrats and Republicans, they're all very
unhappy. There it is.
They're all very unhappy Republicans and Democrats.
Here's the thing, the the idea of a police date coming after
you should trouble both sides of the aisle.
It turns out, you notice the names in there were not
exclusively Republican, right? We know that Republicans were
targeted. We know that people like Cash
Patel, we pull up a topic #10 Ryan.
We know that that it wasn't just Republicans, OK Cash Patel went
on and talked to John Solomon and and discussed it that like
they're investigating the DOJ. Now Congress is trying to do the
oversight on the DOJ because the DOJ is out of control and it's
running after political opponents.
But it's not just political opponents.
They're actually trying to crib notes from some people's
investigations like Dianne Feinstein or from a shifty
shift. It this is not good.
This is what happens when you let a, a domestic intelligence
agency off the chain and they start running ramp, you know,
roughshod over the constitutional protections.
They also are not a superior branch of government and they
need to be respecting the the authority that Congress has.
Congress is the first among equals.
It doesn't make any sense at all that we had this.
Now, if there are bad members of Congress, it's a different
thing. But we're not talking about
criminal allegations. I say it all the time when I'm
doing interviews on other people's shows.
I will reiterate it for you today.
The FBI is an intelligence agency.
It does the work on behalf of other intelligence agencies
domestically based on the priorities that exist, and it
does not require a criminal predicate to open a case on you.
That's what you take. That's what should take your
breath away. Most of you believe that there
needs to be a criminal predicate.
Somebody robbed a bank. The FBI is looking into them
somebody they stole a bunch of money.
The FBI is looking into them. No, no, no, this is what the
parents at school boards. This is what the the radical
traditional Catholic thing means.
They pick up a threat and that threat could be a member of
Congress. It could be a watcher of the
Kyle Seraphin show. We jokingly refer to you guys as
the watch list the other day, which it may end up being that
the name for Steve friend and and Kerito Boyle's podcast.
But listen, the watch list are people that they are watching.
There is no requirement that there is a crime there that
should scare the hell out of you.
That's what a police state looks like.
The police state just determines who the people are that they're
going to watch, and then they go look for and try to find a
crime. It may or may not exist.
They don't even need to have it to justify it under the
dialogue, which is the the operating manuals for the FBI,
the domestic intelligence or the domestic investigations
Operations Guide. They don't need it.
No criminal requirement, very scary stuff.
And so how do you combat that? How, what is the action that an
individual person who cannot individually fight something so
big as an administrative state, as an executive agency, what do
they do? How do you even handle that?
And part of it is you have to be brave in your own life.
You have to not self censor. And you have to live by some
values, right? And those values have to be
rooted in historical precedent that show that they are
successful for humans to exist. And it turns out there's an
amazing track record under some of these values, which we're
going to get into it just a little bit here.
So what does all that have to do with abortion?
We pull up topic #2 My belief is, is that if you are a man,
you need to be protecting the weakest and the smallest among
us. We've always known that
actually. In fact, this is the reason why
I enlisted. I don't know if I've talked
about this in a public way, but I'm going to talk about this.
Many of you have the same experience that I do.
You, you looked out into the world, you looked out into the
the scape of reality. Young men, physically fit,
capable, possibly angry. That's always a good one too.
There's a lot of angry people that go into basic training and,
and you think where would I be? Maybe you didn't have this exact
thoughts, but you were, you were evaluating.
They did it like an examination of conscience and examination of
existence. And you thought where would I be
if I was a human being 10,000 years ago?
There was no Internet, there was no technology.
I wasn't going to be downloading crap on Napster.
I wasn't running around trying to figure out like what is the
best T-shirt or what, what movie am I going to go watch?
What would you have been doing in your tribe 10,000 years ago?
This is the actual examination that I did.
And I figured that based on the the things that I could do and
the skills that I had and the belief that I had and what the
value of masculinity was, I would have been someone who
would have been out in front laying for three days to kill a
Buffalo. To make sure that my people were
eating, watching for the enemy in the dark so that I could
ambush them, so they wouldn't come and attack women and
children in my village. That's what I believed my
purpose was. Many of you who enlisted, who
swore oaths as officers will will give the officers credit as
well, right? All of you that decided to go
out and serve, whether you were police officer, you said protect
and serve. What does that look like?
Protect and serve means putting yourself in front of, with the
people behind you, in front of them to mitigate the threats,
whatever those threats are. And I'm not talking about the
amorphous threats that the FBI has come up with the when
they're looking for threats to make work of, trying to find out
Catholics at school board meetings or Catholic parents at
school board meetings. I guess that's the combination
of the two, right? When you sit there and you
realize that your life could be sacrificed and that would be a
valuable life lived. One of my buddies who was a, he
was a amateur fighter and a hyper masculine dude.
He was a guy that could, could deadlift, you know, well over
£500. He would bench press 350 plus.
And I would tell him that I thought he was my size.
By the way, he was like smaller than me.
Actually, I think he was probably 15 lbs lighter.
And he would just crush weights And I would always laugh and I
would say, man, you're, you're super strong.
And he would go, no, no, no, I'm not strong.
I'm just kind of good at lifting weights kind of good.
He understood there were men that were far, far stronger even
in his weight class, but he was kind of good at lifting weights.
Was his statement not strong humility.
He was also a stoic. It won't surprise you.
OK. And one of the things that we
realized is we were talking about the events that happened
in Uvalde. You guys remember that?
Where men stood in the hallway and checked their phones, put on
some hand sanitizer, 'cause they were killing time while children
were being executed by some loony, confused tranny person,
right? And the statement was this.
What are you saving it for, right?
You exist on this earth. You have a finite amount of time
you've put yourself, particularly if you're a
protector or a defender. If you, if you want to be what
David Grossman calls a sheepdog, If you want to be the person
that put yourself between the flock and the wolves and you're
going to hide and wait for the safest way to approach with a
shield or get authorization from someone else.
No, I want the Leroy Jenkins in that case.
And that's actually the lessons that we learned in Columbine.
Go forward, address the threat, put them to a decision for all
their chips and end them. So if you're going to be the guy
hanging out in the hallway, what are you saving it for?
You know, like, what are you literally, what are you saving
your life for? What is the purpose of your life
if not to throw it down in front of children and women who we've
always known in Western society were more valuable?
Why? Because children represent the
future and women represent the softer, gentler, nurturing side
of humanity. Men are supposed to be the
jagged teeth that go out there and present that threat.
That's just it. Like there's no two ways around
it. But our confusion that has
happened in this gender confused society.
I actually got into like that. Like that tranny social media
thing last night where some tranny person was like, how dare
you use the word retard? Like if you're offended on
behalf of retards, you're retarded, period.
I'll just say that right there. I hope they cut this clip out
and they put it on it on the Internet because that's pretty
funny to me. I grew up in the 90s.
I grew up in the 80s. Like if you acted retarded, then
you get called retarded. Ryan, what's the number one way
to avoid getting called retarded, you think?
Don't be retarded. That's it.
It's just really straightforward, like don't,
don't act retarded, don't act retarded, and nobody will call
you retarded. Duke in the chat just said men
are expendable. Exactly correct.
And if you look at your life is
that way, then you do what Jordan Peterson talks about,
which is to say find the heaviest burden that you can
bear and find meaning in that burden.
Whatever your suffering is, that's guaranteed.
That's the human existence. So how do you make it mean
something? Right?
That's the thing. So we're going to talk about
stoic values in just a second here too.
But I want to talk about someone who took a stand on abortion.
The Supreme Court in Georgia just upheld the the heartbeat
bill. Will you pull that back up here?
That's topic too. I know I had it up and I just
kind of like ran off on a tangent, But this Supreme Court
in Georgia said that there was a reason that if there was a
detectable heartbeat, then that was a valid law that you could
actually outlaw abortions after that point.
That's putting it on the line. The people who realize that.
And and one of the things that has happened over the, you know,
in the fact that we've gotten gender confused and we've had
all the other weaknesses sort of pervade our society.
A lot of it is digital influence.
And I think that's all awful. If I could go back to the pre
Internet time, I would like the analog childhood that I had was
so much more superior than what these kids are living through
today because they're not being. We weren't bombarded by all that
number of signals. Yeah.
We all thought we were going to get kidnapped because we watched
80s movies and yeah, we watched Unsolved Mysteries at night and
there was all kinds of spooky stuff.
But there was just, there was so much less confusion because
nobody at least was trying to to take away what a man and what a
woman was. That wasn't on the menu.
And the other thing is, is that they used to talk about safe,
legal and rare, the idea that there that abortion was not a
moral good. They've added that into the
confusion. So this Georgia bill, which was
passed four years ago and it's been under sort of a law fair
since then, it was struck down by one of their Superior Court
judges, which is below the level of the Supreme Court.
It's been affirmed now by the Georgia Supreme Court.
Now they can appeal it. It's being appealed by all the
expected characters, the, the people that hate women, that
hate babies, 50% of which are going to be women, except
they're killed, right? A lot of which are black, even
though they try to act like they're, they're these big race
crusaders, but they're willing to kill off black babies in like
shocking numbers. And you know, even in Austin, we
used to always see the, the, where I was living in Austin
when I first got married, the only abortion clinic that we
knew of was actually in the, in the kind of the crappy black
neighborhood, which was on the, the Austin's east side over on
MLK. There's never like a nice MLK
area. For some reason.
It's always in not nice areas, but for whatever reason, that's
where it is. And if you think that's an
accident, that's not what I've seen.
And I don't think anybody else has seen it either.
They tend to trend towards people who are socially and
economically in trouble, many of which are raising babies without
men. So there's that problem again.
So men, you can avoid that by like knowing that their
responsibilities. We're going to actually show a
video of a guy who's like a like a dumb shooter, like how not to
be a weapon owner. But in some ways it's more of a
metaphor for me. It's like if you're going to
just fire rounds down range and you're not going to be
accountable for them, that is the antithesis of masculinity.
Men have to take responsibility for their actions.
And sometimes if they have a really bad one, they pay for
that with their lives, right? If they have really, really bad
decisions, men pay for it with their lives.
We're going to cover that story just a second here, too.
Let's actually run that video. This is a video that came off
Twitter. People were just making fun of
him for being a dumb shooter. But I want you to think about
the danger of being not accountable for sending rounds
down range. This guy almost kills the guy
next to him. He he looks like a fool and he's
incredibly dangerous, but he also represents.
Sort of men in this age bracket who are acting like boys.
And where's the guy that straightened him out and said,
look, dude, this is not how we do it.
Let's do video #2 if you would, Ryan, let's play this thing in
his entirety. It's not very long.
It's loud. It's going to be a shooting
video. But just watch how bad this is.
Yeah, he feels really hard when he does.
He feels tough because he just fired a weapon from the front of
his chest and has no idea how to operate that weapon system.
Some people are running around with their genitals in that way.
They're operating that system without understanding what the
consequences are as well. That dude almost, first of all,
I think he was shooting a drone because he was shooting at about
a 30° angle upward because he has no idea how to operate it.
But he's capable. He's old enough to to run it.
He's old enough to buy it, and I support his right to do that.
I also wish he would get some damn training because he looks
like a freaking fool. He's walking backwards off the
common firing line, which is dangerous to everybody around
him. Like I said, this is a great
metaphor, OK? His failure to understand what
it is that he is operating makes him a danger to himself and
everyone around him. And then at the end, he flags
the guy that's down there that's having a a struggle with a
shotgun. Like look at the guy with the
shotgun. He's trying to figure out how
that thing works too. He's not coordinating.
How does this work? Like, oh, I better turn that
over and check the chamber. That doesn't make any sense.
And then bam, everyone's doing chamber checks at each other.
Very, very scary stuff. But a great metaphor for people
who are young men that are not acting like men.
They're like, like extended adolescence is what we called
it. I was talking to someone the
other day on the phone and they said men in their 40s, no
children, extended adolescence. That may be some of the man's
fault and maybe some of the women's fault.
But at the end of the day, it's saddens bad for society.
And that guy who's probably in his 20s, extended adolescence,
still acts like a boy has all the skills and the capabilities
and the danger to Society of a man because he's not trained to
be the one handling that weapon system.
And whether it's between your legs like they talk about in the
Marine Corps, this is my rifle, this is my gun, right?
Like we, we kind of know that there's a lot of power that
comes with that and you have to be responsible for it.
Women, you can control this through some of your behaviors.
So you know that too. Let's do, let's do somebody who
did take a stand, like I said, the Georgia Supreme Court
upholding a hard heartbeat belt. I think that's great.
Let's do topic #3 this was a guy in Ohio who's trying to push
back against this, this this issue 1 which came forward.
And he basically said, look, we don't support issue one in my
restaurant. And his business was basically
shut down for a little while because a lot of his so-called
pro-choice employees, they ran out on him.
And he was like, that's OK. Like I just they're entitled to
their beliefs. I'm entitled to mine.
I have the money here. I have a business.
I put up a sign that said no on issue one.
We should be protecting parents rights.
We shouldn't have kids having abortions.
This is not a good thing. This was the so-called
Reproductive Rights Act and and Catholic vote is pushing very
hard against this thing right now, but this guy is standing
up. This is a suspendable move.
You're like, look, it may cost me my business.
It may cost me a lot of money to have this position, but I'm
willing to do it because it's right.
I mean, being a suspendable and being a man is actually they're
not. There's a lot of things in
common with that. You take the consequences, you
take your licks. It's not that hard.
This guy, I think his business will come back.
Well, he was able to rehire employees.
It turns out people do want to work for people that have
principles. But he's a good boss too if he
cares about being a pro-life guy.
So he was very and he was understanding.
He said, look, everyone's entitled to their opinion.
I defend that. I just, they want to walk off.
He didn't fire them, by the way, for their opinions.
They walked off the job because they couldn't tolerate it,
because they're so weak. And that weakness, that sort of
frailty, the opposite of masculinity in many ways, that's
sort of like human frailty that exists now on both sides.
Both men and women are showing it.
Here's a great video. We've been waiting on this one
for quite a while. This is I, I call this one Guns
are Tacky. This is video #4 This is why
people think we're screwed because they're a youth like
this. They're not all like this.
But you got to train your young men not to act like whatever
this clown is. And my wife said it to me the
other day with a Ben Shapiro clip.
This is just a raw clip of this kid.
I don't know what his problems are.
What I mean, I assume he's homosexual just by the way that
he presents himself. But like, he's definitely not
masculine. So this is what is being
presented as acceptable. Let's do video #4 Ryan, you
probably already got that queued up.
Let's just listen to this kid talk for a second and see what
we going. He's he, by the way, he, he's
old enough to have been fighting a war.
He's old enough, like men younger than him, boys younger
than him went to war in in the 40s.
So but he's he's very, he's very upset because it was nothing
else to do in the 40s except go to war, apparently.
Let's run video 4. No.
And you know why I know that? Because we're just going to say
no. Like, how are they going to
actually force us to get up and go to war?
I understand. It was like that in like the
1940s. What else was there to do in
1940 besides two people? We have things to do nowadays.
We have twerk. Be bisexual.
Eat a Hot Chip alive. And we're also like really
mentally ill. I have like 6 of these.
What makes you think I'm qualified to have a gun like
within 600 feet of anybody, including myself?
And finally, like guns are like so tacky.
Like Can you imagine? Just like pulling up with a gun
like that is so fucking embarrassing.
Like what is this, the revolutionary fucking word now?
Like, let's just chat, Let's just talk.
There's no, there's no need for all the like.
Like, no, no, it's not going to happen.
Don't worry. That's so weird.
He's chomping on apples while sending something out into the
world and the Internet. Like, it's just everything about
that is bizarre. It's sad, He said guns are
tacky. I think that's really funny.
What is this, the Revolutionary War?
Apparently he didn't know that there are modern weapons.
And there have been war since then, and men have all fought
them. Men.
Men his age and and in some ways, by calling that guy like
that kid a boy, like calling him a kid, it's it's actually
diminutive like we should hold him accountable for it.
And that's that's probably our fault too.
But if you present yourself like a kid, you get called a kid
that's very kid like behavior. Like his mommy probably cut up
those apples for him so he could eat them out of his little
snackable or whatever it was right.
And if you act like a retard, we call you a retard.
Like, I don't know, like, let's just go back to calling things
what they are. It shouldn't actually be that
hard, but he's the kind of person that they will they will
institute and be drafting. And that's what that whole video
was a reaction to. Like, Oh my God, we're not going
to get drafted. We're not going to get drafted
because, like, it's so tacky to get drafted.
Yeah. They, they round you up and then
you go to jail if you don't or you run to Canada and hang out
with Justin Trudeau, find out what Castro was all about.
You go find tyranny somewhere else.
I mean, if this is what we think is acceptable, that guy should
be shamed. I, I think we should bring back
bullying. I miss bullying.
Why? Why is that a problem?
We used to know that bullying was a good thing.
It wasn't great for people who were being bullied, but it
taught you important lessons. Think about some of the guys
that were bullied in this world. You don't have to like the guy,
but Bill Gates, I guarantee you, was bullied as a child.
Ryan, you have any? You have any doubt that Bill
Gates used to get wedgies and get stuffed into lockers?
All the time. Right.
And now daily basis. And now he's paying it back
full. He's like, yeah, guess what?
Like I'm super smart. I'm going to do this thing.
I'm an evil genius. I'm going to go and kill the
world's food supply, going to try to eliminate a billion
people. I'm so mad that I got wedgies.
But you know, he he became successful because of it.
There's something to be said about people that are motivated
by negativity. Like it's like, oh, that was
negative. I don't want to experience that
again. I'm going to go make myself
powerful, strong, capable, whatever it was.
Go lift some weights, go go to the gym, go run.
If you want to be like Steve, friend, you can outrun your bad
guys and you can run them until they have a heart attack.
How about all those things? It's so strange.
In the meantime, we have like little baby kids that have their
mommy apple cuts and their little caramel snackies.
It's gross, it's bizarre. It's strange that we've, we've
allowed that to be the case. And one of the outgrowths of
allowing weakness like this is going to be what we're going to
see right here. Let's pull up.
Let's pull up topic #5 this is a cop in Nashville.
He is the chief of police actually, OK?
And it says that he spent a, an entire career mentoring youth,
but he couldn't keep his own son.
This guy's name is John Drake, chief of police in Nashville.
His son went on a shooting spree and shot 2 cops.
OK, so one of the things that you have to do as a man is know
that you might have to turn down opportunities.
You may not be able to be the chief of police because your kid
needs you, because your son needs you.
And if you don't, then your son can end up like this.
If you can't figure out where the value set is that that your
career is actually not worth it. My buddy Alfa Ware and I talk
about this all the time. He's like, I don't know if I
would do being a cop again. I certainly wouldn't go after
all the promotions because the opportunity cost there, which we
talked about the other day, the opportunity cost is you might
actually miss out on really important things for your kid.
And like, what's more important than that?
Here's the opportunity cost. Bring up topic #4 we're just
going to see what happens. There it is.
This guy was wanted. He was found dead after a car
chase. 38 years old. John Jake.
John Drake Junior again of Nashville.
This is the Nashville police chief's son.
He was wanted in shooting two officers.
He got on the wrong side of everything.
He didn't have those boundaries. He didn't know what traditional
masculinity look like. He had a bad idea of it.
He was the guy stepping back from the line, shooting up high,
checking his thing, flagging his buddy shot 2 cops and he ended
up probably taking his own life in this found dead in a car
Tuesday night and he led the police on a car chase.
None of that's good. That's bad for the guy.
It's bad for society. It's bad for the cop like the
police officer. It's bad for for the police
chief who lost a son who's going to have to now deal with that
out living your child because he was troubled, but he was
spending his time mentoring somebody else.
You know, you got to get your own house in order first.
I know Jordan Peterson says go make your room, you know, bake
your bed, clean your room. We've this is a, you know,
Jordan Peterson has been one of those guys.
I don't think he's the most masculine dude in the world, but
this message is great. I don't know if you could take a
punch, but he seems like he's saying the right things that
people have been looking for and asking to hear.
And that's the crisis in masculinity.
It's pretty simple. It's also really sad.
Let's let's keep moving down this line.
We're going to, like I said, we're going to talk about some
stoic virtues. I'm also going to go ahead and
plug my friends over at Catholic Vote because I actually pulled
some today's show out of Catholic Votes loop.
There it is. There's the loop.
I'm actually sitting with my loop, my Catholic Vote mug full
of coffee right now. You guys can go check out the
loop. Go to catholicvote.org.
It's catholicvote.org spelled out just the way it sounds.
You'll see the homepage right there.
It's got all the fun things on there.
The Heroes and Zeros is actually kind of a fun little deal.
Catholics who are winning and Catholics who are losing each
month. All you got to do is punch in
your e-mail address and a zip code and you can have access to
the loop, which came in today, has some great articles,
including some of the ones we're talking about.
They talked about the Georgia Supreme Court.
They talked about how Mike Johnson is now the selectee for
speaker. They are not on board yet, but
many of you are. No one for speaker, hashtag no
one for speaker, Catholic vote. We got to go out there.
I'm going to lobby them. I got to call Mercer up and tell
them, hey, man, I need an entire article on no one for speaker.
If you noticed how we're getting right there, we're just coming
right up to the edge. We're only a few days away.
November 18th could be a great day.
Defunded government. They better do it if they could
just man up, if they would just take the consequences of being
masculine and saying, you know what, Nope, nobody's going to
be. Speaker.
We're not going to waste your money.
We're not going to send our kids into war.
We're not signing up for all these things.
We're not bundling aid to Ukraine and and Israel.
We don't even do all that. We're just going to take a deep
breath and we're going to be meditating on the stoic virtues
of Congress instead of being reactionary and feminine about
it. Obnoxious in this case, spending
all your money for no reason. I don't have one of those wives,
but I know whenever my buddies had wives that would like spend
money randomly on like crazy stuff, my wife is like so
prudent and frugal. It's amazing.
But you have these other guys that will go out there.
It's the number one gripe I hear from men about their spouses.
Like they come home with things. My mom used to be really bad
about that. If she's listening, she'll know.
She would just go and just like blow a couple $100 at like
Michael's or MJ design minds on like Chinese garbage and come
home and like decorate the house, which always looked
great, by the way. But man, it is hard.
That's our Congress right now. Our Congress is like blowing
money at MJ designs, target Michaels, like hanging things on
the wall that we don't need, sending money to friends, making
a fruit basket for somebody else.
It's just, it's awful. Like they just need to just
defund the whole thing just for a little while.
Let's just let it sit. Let's take a deep breath and
none of that. I'm going to take a deep breath
and drink some of this coffee for my Catholic vote mug.
All right? And, and this is bad.
You know, this is bad on every level.
Like I said, it's bad for cops, it's bad for dads, it's bad for
kids that are not getting that sort of mentorship.
It's also bad that we have women writing about the so-called
death of masculinity. We pull up topic number six.
I'm actually going to read from this one.
It was the Huffington Post. First of all, why is the
Huffington Post reporting about masculinity at all?
Is there any reason? Is there any way that a woman
named Natalie Moores is going to be able to tell us about
masculinity? This is the really weird thing.
She actually considers it to be a good thing, She said.
It's safe to say that femininity in many forms has changed a lot
over the past few decades. Yeah.
You think? Not in a good way for most of
you. In fact, I'm going to be
interviewing a, a young female who's on the backswing right now
who's saying like, no, this is not what we really want.
I think you guys have seen Brett Cooper over at Daily Wire and
she's just got engaged and she, I saw this whole like little
compilation how she said she just wants a cottage and a cow.
Maybe they're biologically programmed for that.
Young women are starting to see that like, it's not really a
good, it's not really a good deal to be taking femininity
away from women, particularly women who want to be feminine.
It's really strange, in fact. And some of that is because men
didn't stand up and just be like, no, no, no, that's the
line. Just shut it down.
Stop with that, so it says. The very fact that we're now
raised to the thought of having to wear skirts and heels at work
shows how far we've come. Not too long before, office wear
wouldn't have been an issue, we would have simply wouldn't have
been in the office. In the 1950s, advertising
completely resolved around the expression of femininity within
the home space. And now in 2017, we have
sportswear brands that celebrate femininity in the form of
strength and power and creativity and typically hyper
feminine outlets such as Catwalk showcasing androgynous beauty.
But on the other side of the coin, masculinity hasn't changed
at all. She's actually arguing against
masculinity of this. She talks about the birth of it,
how it's a problem, the bicep bulging, spinach guzzling Popeye
type. Ryan, didn't you just tell me
that your suit doesn't fit because you've been lifting too
many weights and your arms are too big?
That is a fact, my friend, That is a fact.
Isn't that what we're trying to achieve?
Like, isn't that the only way that you want to find out that
you're you're like, oh damn, like my chest is too bulky now
I'm going to have to open up and get another suit.
Sorry, my small suit doesn't fit me anymore.
Like beefcake time has taken over.
Like calling a dude a beefcake. If you want to go like tell a
dude that he's been lifting well and you really notice it should
be like, hey, what's up bro? You're looking swole.
You're looking big. Like every dude will be like
thanks man really appreciate that.
Like nobody. Well I haven't really been
lifting but I have been doing push ups at night.
I guess you noticed like you will absolutely trigger that
that toxic masculinity. Any single man.
You compliment their physical physique.
Show the thumbnail real quick again because this actually came
from Nature magazine. They were doing a study on how
dangerous and toxic it is for that skinny guy to look over at
the big dude and not want to be the big dude.
Like of the two women, you already know who you're
interested in. Like are you interested in the
guy? Like why does he have glasses
too? Give the guy glasses with the
weight lifting you have. Any weight lifters have glasses?
Like we all guys have bad eyes too.
But do you want to be the spoon chested like untanned skinny
guy? Kind of like skinny fat and weak
and like looking enviously over and then just trying to like to
demoralize? What?
He's probably dumb. No, he probably has a PhD.
How about that? Like, it's just sad.
Go ahead and come back. It's sad that they're that
they've tried to devalue what dudes are.
When I was in the military, we used to always be like, what are
you doing today? Like just getting jacked and tan
means working out with your shirt off, right?
Just go in and lifting. If you could get an excuse to
take your shirt off and lift weights, that's like the
ultimate expression. It happens in prisons and in the
military, Which? Are 100%.
Right, If you could like, what is the the ultimate expression
of stupid masculinity is like Muscle Beach in Venice.
Go there, go there and talk, talk.
You know, some smack to some of those guys.
Like they'll eat you. They will snatch your soul out
from you because they're hungry, because they haven't eaten,
because they're lifting and they're destroying like massive
amounts of of calories as they do that.
Like go watch pumping iron. How many dudes in college watch
pumping Iron today? I hope all of them.
We used to watch it and just giggle because Arnold
Schwarzenegger was just like unapologetically hyper
masculine. Was he a good person?
I don't know, but he was Conan. Everybody wanted to be Conan.
We talked about it the other day.
What's best in life? Three things.
Crush your enemies. See them driven before you hear
the lamentation of the women. That may be not as good.
That may not be the most virtuous position, but it is a
it's a strong position. It's hard to say otherwise.
What about Hulk? What about Hulk Hogan?
What about? Hulk Hogan, remember that, he
told people. Say your prayers.
Take your vegetables. I mean, take your vitamins,
right? Eat your vegetables, Hulk Hogan,
the real American. You want to listen to something?
Go watch Hulk Hogan's walkout music from the 80s.
You'll be one, you'll love this country.
You want to go see Police state and two, you want to tear your
shirt off and go lift some weights and stop looking weak
and spoon chested and frail with like soft arms.
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I don't know what that's all about, but that's what they're
about. There it is.
So this woman's talking about the death of masculinity and
like, we're seeing men accepting that.
I'm seeing articles all it goes back for like a decade.
People are talking about what happens.
Pull up this other one here. This is, this is from The
Ringer. It's bad for women.
Yeah. The Ringer topic #7 OK, it's
actually bad for women if we aren't, if we aren't having men
be masculine. This is a really interesting
article. I guess this guy wrote of, of
boys and men. His name is Richard Reeves, and
this was interviewed last year. This is something, I don't know
what The Ringer is. It's a website, it's a podcast
network. They do sports stuff.
And he's talking about how men control 73% of the seats in
Congress. And for every dollar earned by
men, women earn less. And all the other kind of
things. Like that's the author trying to
put this like sort of feminine spin on things.
I actually heard from my wife and I.
And I'm, I'm pretty sure it's true because she only tells me
things that are true. We found out that that men under
30 now actually underperform in the workplace compared to women.
Women earn more money. We've subsidized.
It's not because men aren't as competitive.
They've just see to the territory because they're like,
they're not competing on the same grounds.
And this is the thing that I found really interesting about
this particular article. And this is the author saying
this right now. He said only 3% of venture
capital money goes to female founders, right?
His wife is trying to start a business.
But why is that? Because men are more prone to
risk. Women are not when women are are
moving forward. In fact, I heard Jordan Peterson
say something about how once you see that women dominate a field,
that means that men have stopped competing in that field.
And that means men are not competing to me in the 20 to 30
age bracket when it comes to traditional jobs.
That's why women are dominating it.
And that's not necessarily a good thing for our society
because at 30, women are going to start feeling that TikTok.
Many of you have women in the chat know.
It's like, oh, shoot, what about babies?
Can you have them all? Not really.
Not if you want to raise them. My wife has a professional
degree. She's decided.
She decided when we were, when I started working for the FBI, she
didn't like work. She actually want to take care
of babies. It's a lot harder what she does
than what I do. But she can't do my job and I
can't do her job. So this is to say, once we have
those defined roles, it actually helps everybody.
You ever seen, you know what analysis paralysis is, Ryan?
You ever heard of that analysis paralysis?
Negative, Sir. It's when you have too many
choices. Imagine going in and seeing the
menu at any chain restaurant, Applebee's, and you're like, Oh
my God. Like I could have ribs or I
could have tacos, or I could have like a chicken Caesar
salad, or I could have a filet of fish.
Or like, like there's so many options and you're just going
like, Oh my God, every choose choice I have has an opportunity
cost where I'm not going to have something else.
And some of these things look good.
I don't eat at Applebee's that much, but let's say you did,
let's say you went to Chili's. That's really that's better.
I like Chili's. You could have the fajitas,
those are pretty good. Or you could have the burger,
those are pretty good. Or you could have those chicken
crispers. Those are pretty good.
Can you tell I was a Chili's waiter when I was in college?
I still remember the good stuff. You could just eat dessert.
You could just have the molten chocolate cake.
Whatever you choose, you're going to have to make the
opportunity cost of not being able to have the other options.
And when there are so many options, it's confusing.
You're like, man, I don't know what to do.
Am I going to have a career? Am I going to have babies?
Am I going to raise my children? Am I going to send them into
into preschool? Am I going to send them into
daycare? Who's going to raise them?
In fact, for women to actually have all to have it all, that's
actually a myth for sure. For you to have it all as a
woman, which means a career in babies and a family and all that
stuff, Some other woman is going to have to raise your kids.
Like are you taking your kids and dropping off at a daycare
where they hire all dudes? I wouldn't.
Dudes are terrible at watching kids.
You ever seen Daddy daycare? Like, I mean, literally, Dad's
taking care of kids. It's Dad's having a
conversation, getting distracted constantly by the secondary
option, which is that there are kids running around in the
street and riding their bicycles and falling over, and we're
telling them to rub some dirt in it.
Is it good for them Sometimes, Yeah.
Is that the ideal way to raise kids?
No, it's not. Women are way better at doing
that. They always are.
So if you're going to have it all as a woman where you have
all the things that we just talked about, it means that some
woman is going to be raising your kids.
And that means that woman is going to be having to make less
money than you. So it's worth you being in the
job that you're in. And that means that she is going
to live in basically poverty instead of you just taking care
of your kids. It's tough.
It's a tough decision. I get it financially, but we
made that decision in my house. So I'm not speaking from a
position of like of, of preaching to you.
My wife hasn't earned a penny since we since we started having
babies over six years. She's a master's, which we paid
a lot of money for her and I'm glad she got it.
It's good for her. You know, it's a good thing it's
made her more rounded as a mother.
But at the end of the day, it's like, what would it cost for us
to pay someone else to raise our kids?
I don't want that. The opportunity cost is very
difficult. The analysis paralysis is if you
have all those things on the menu, it's very confusing and I
have to imagine it's tough for women in that way.
Think about going to In-n-out. You ever go to In-n-out Burger?
You don't have those up in Michigan, but those of you
who've been on the West Coast, those of you have been in
Arizona and in Vegas, whatever else, you go to In-n-out Burger.
What do they sell? They sell a double cheeseburger.
They sell a single cheeseburger. They're called a double double
or a cheeseburger, and you can get one without cheese if you
want to. It's called a hamburger, and
then you can get fries. That's it.
It's a hamburger and a French fries place.
You always know you're like, oh, do I want 2?
Do I want two of those or do I want one of those patties
because I'm going to get a hamburger?
I went to the hamburger place. It's great.
There's no chicken burger, there's no chicken Caesar salad,
there's no other weird things. There's no hamburger salad.
It's just two things, double burger or single burger.
And that actually makes it easier.
Your choices are really easy. Do you want 123 or 4?
Because you can get it with or without cheese.
Either way, boom, the end. I don't know it it, it actually
makes our our, our decision simpler.
When you narrow down the decision making process for a
lot of us, it actually makes things easier.
I actually told my boss that, you know, some of you heard
this, this phone call I did with this woman at FBI headquarters,
and she was like, you're making your life more complicated.
I know GOB is in the chat right now.
And he's like, he's like, oh, he's like, what's so funny about
this woman telling you like, stop moving.
You're just making things more difficult.
I made my life so much more simple when I told the FBI,
under no circumstances was I going to accept their shot.
And I was not going to stop saying the things I was saying
to Congress. That was it.
It's like, OK, well, they were going to fire me.
OK, So what now? I got to go find another job.
Like it wasn't like, how do I figure this out?
Can I save my job? Can I manipulate my values to to
be in in conjunction with these other things?
No, I just said these are what's going to happen next.
You've already eliminated the possibility of me staying here,
so I'm done. That's easy.
And many of you have actually found freedom in closing off
options. In fact, having less options
because you've narrowed down your choices makes you more
free. I know that I can't live in
Washington, Oregon, California, Connecticut, New York, pretty
much anywhere on the East Coast that's north of North Carolina.
Those are all no goes. Everything I own would be a
felony. So that's actually freeing.
They don't have to look at that. And then I go, oh, it's really
cold in Michigan and it's cold in Wisconsin, and that's pretty
blue. And it's cold in Minnesota.
And they have riots there where they try to kill old ladies and
old men that are just driving their cars.
So that's no goes. You just start closing off all
the blue areas. You could just like narrow your
life down. No analysis paralysis.
I'm down to like 3 places. I can live in Texas, I can live
in Montana, I can live in Idaho. That's easy.
It's just like 3, three places. You can figure that out, folks.
If you think that you have more freedom of choice because there
are more things going on, you're wrong.
And this is the interesting thing from this particular
article. This guy was saying, he
mentioned that the the cost of all of this, this movement
towards putting women in the workplace and having men sort of
emasculated. In many ways it's actually worse
because there is an inflation rate where men are actually
learning they're earning less than they did 40 years ago.
Adjusted for inflation, they're earning less, they make less
money. They're they're in a, in a worse
position. And some men and some men are
opting out. They're like that Gen.
Z kid. They're eating apples and having
mommy tell them what to do. And they're not working a job
and they're, and guns are tacky and they're not going to be,
they're not going to be strong. It's actually pretty awful.
It says in the family, we're seeing a really big increase in
the number of fathers who are not in close relationships with
their kid. Why?
You've taken the value of being a father away.
He's not the breadwinner. He's not the guy that's
providing. He doesn't provide safety,
security. He doesn't provide what Mark How
told me leadership, right protection and financial
stability. Those aren't there.
If that's if you take away that role and so then what is a man
left with? He's not a good nurturer in the
same way that a woman is. He's not all the best fathers in
the world are the worst moms. I will go on record and say
that. In fact, my buddy and I used to
laugh at this. One of my buddies who is an FBI
agent who's a really good guy, he said when my wife goes out of
town for any reason, see her mom go girls weekend, whatever the
things are. He said I'm a really good dad.
He's a great baseball player, he's a super athlete.
He teaches his kids all kinds of cool stuff.
He's a really good dad and he's the worst mom.
His goal when his wife leaves is that when she leaves that there
are two children that are alive and when she comes back there
are two children that are alive because they're young.
How many of you guys can relate to that?
I know I can. I'm like, I'm keeping plates in
the air that are not my normal plates.
It's like, I just want to make sure that whatever I started
with when Mama left the door, when she comes back a couple
hours later, it looks the same ish.
The house doesn't have to be clean.
They just have to be like intact, non missing any
appendages, like the basic, basic level of of subsistence,
subsistence. Rather, we just want to make
sure that we don't destroy something that is irreparable.
But we're not good at being moms.
Dads aren't good at being mobs. This tells you there's some real
problems when you start adding, you know, gay parents into
there. I don't think that that is fair.
I don't think it's fair to the kids.
It's like it's good for the for the dads, 2 dads having two dads
and all this kind of nonsense. It's good for two dads.
They get to have some sort of like thing in their life that
validates them, but it's good for the kid.
That should be what your your focus is.
That's the reason why I enlisted what's good for society.
It might mean to the detriment of me.
That's how men are actually supposed to be working.
You're supposed to know that it may be a cost for you, a heavy
cost. And so let's talk about it.
Before we get too far. Let's pull up two things.
Number one, topic 12, this is going to be the cardinal
virtues. These are the Christian versions
of it. You're going to see.
They're almost the same, the cardinal virtues, courage,
justice, wisdom and moderation, often known as temperance.
OK, courage, Justice, Wisdom and temperance.
That's them. That's what it's all about.
That's what you do. These are masculine values.
They're they're actually considered religious values.
Courage, deciding how to act in trying times.
Resilience in the face of adversity.
Not avoiding the thing you're fearful of, but stepping in and
doing it because it's the right thing.
You must do it justice. Doing what's right and just
maintaining it doesn't matter whether it's difficult.
You do it because it's right, not because you want to.
Wisdom, the ability to discern what is right, what is wrong,
what is good, what is bad. There are some things that are
in fact specifically good and specifically bad based on how
they they operate in society. There you go.
Wisdom, moderation, not living a life of excess.
Temperance is the other version of that one.
It's the same thing. It's being able to temper to
being able to, to moderate to, to, to throttle your excesses,
the things that you want and know that there are some
opportunity cost that you must engage in.
You can't have everything at once.
And so how do you do that? You, you throttle yourself.
self-discipline, self-control, These are synonymous and they're
important. They're important that we know
that to be stoic, people used to think it meant to be
emotionless, but it's not about being emotionless.
Moderation and temperance means that you are moderating your
excess emotions and you are keeping them at a generally more
productive level. So there it is.
And those are the exact same things that we find when we look
at the the Greeks. The Greeks had exactly the same
words. They had different, different
names for them. But the the Roman and the Greek
concepts of Stoicism play perfectly with Christianity and
that means they play perfectly with Western society.
It's just what they do. These are the ways that we are.
This is the way that this country was designed to operate.
We're designed to operate with men who understand the cardinal
virtues, not to be confused with the theological virtues which
are LED towards salvation. That's faith, hope and love.
For those of you that are interested in Christian
theology. Faith, hope and love, right?
Those are the three great things.
Faith in an afterlife, love for your fellow man and yourself and
for God. And hope that there is in fact
all those things. Faith, hope and love.
That's what binds all those things together.
But how do you live? How do you go for an act in a
way that is prudent? You have these stoic virtues.
There's way more to these you guys can spend, you can have
entire college level courses on them.
You can have full books written on each one of these individual
virtues. But these are the things that we
forgot to tell people that there is an objective good and a bad.
And if you are prudent, if you are wise, if you moderate,
you're not making TikTok videos where you're eating mommy's
apple chips and, and, and dipping them into your snacky
poo. You're not going to make that
ridiculous thing because it's it looks ridiculous.
It's giving in to your weakest instincts of fear.
There's no courage in that. That's you hoping that nobody
will draft you for something that you're voting for.
You think that guy's a, a Biden voter if he votes at all, I'm
sure he is, sadly, because the thing, the people that are going
to drive him into conflict and are going to give him a real,
real dose of the world, they're the ones that he's voting for
and he doesn't want it. Our little Gen.
Z buddy. I've got a couple other little
kind of things. It results in when masculinity
flourishes. We all sort of know it and we
all cheered on that. Want to show you this thing
about the that was going on in the board.
This is video #3 this is just Ted Cruz took some lessons from
Trump, learned how to engage the press.
We need to engage this thing in an aggressive way.
How about this little video of a beta reporter who is not just
doing reporting, he's actually doing activism, which we talk
about here all the time. And Ted Cruz taking him head on.
He's addressing the questions the guy has and dismantling him
like a man, like a man should. Let's do video #3 let's run this
real quick. People get a little taste of
what it could look like if you do it right.
Let me let me ask you something. Let me ask you something.
What rate of illegal immigration do we have in 2020?
Do you know anything? I asked you a question in
office. Do you know anything?
How long have you been in office?
I've. Been in office 11 years now and
this. Is OK take the calendar in
multiple. Administration, except you're
OK. You don't get to argue with me.
You asked your question. You asked your question.
You don't get. You want to hold a press
conference, you can do it over there.
You have. You want to hold a press
conference, you can do it over there.
How are you, Senator? So hold on.
I'm going to answer his question.
The talking point of the Democrats, which this media
reporter happily parrots, is, gosh, the problem can't be
fixed. There's one little problem with
that. It is an utter and complete lie.
In 2020, the last year the Trump presidency, we had the lowest
rate of illegal immigration in 45 years.
You ask, what have I done? I've championed the men and
women of Border Patrol. I've championed securing the
border. I've championed remain in
Mexico. And we turned this problem
around and solved it. And we went from Joe Biden
inherited the lowest rate of illegal immigration in 45 years.
And the first day in office he made political decisions to
'cause this problem. And you should be ashamed of
yourself because you're a reporter and you're not
reporting facts, you're telling lies Joe Biden made.
AI would even go further than you should be ashamed of
yourself. How about shame on you?
You remember that expression? We've sort of gotten away from
it, but shame on you. There is nothing, just there is
nothing wise. There is nothing temperate about
allowing a bunch of people to invade your country.
You don't leave your doors open and wonder who's going to come
in and just hope that it's going to work out well.
That's just not the way that it plays.
Nobody's doing that. That guy, that reporter doesn't
do that. And, and rightly so, Ted Cruz
shuts him down because he's actually embracing.
The reason why Ted Cruz has gotten so much more likable is
because he has gotten more masculine.
He used to try to engage in the sort of like effeminate way and
he would say things. It'd kind of be kind of squirmy
and people thought he was kind of like a car salesman.
He grew a beard. He grew a pair, figurative
speaking. And he engages people directly,
which is what he's actually really good at.
He's a smart guy. He's smarter than that reporter
for sure. He said, you want to have a
press conference, go and do it over there.
You want to tell, you want to tell people what's going on, Do
that. You're here to ask me questions.
You get to ask a question, then you have to listen to the
answer. Good for him.
That's how it's supposed to be done.
We have to do that. But letting all these people in
and and acting like it's somehow kind, no, it is not kind.
It's not courageous. It's not.
It's not just to do that and it's certainly not wise through
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All right, folks, we we have to know that there are some right
ways and some wrong ways. And then the sort of like mealy
mouthed waffling back and forth though men can be women, women
can be when I know we don't know that I'm we don't we don't
believe that. Like nobody who's watching the
show is sitting there thinking like, Oh, yeah, that's that's
possibly true. But then you have to say it.
I'm the only person that I see on social that goes out there
and attacks these people. Like if you have a smaller
account and maybe you don't want to do that, but like, I'm on
Twitter, like engaging these idiots.
Why not? Because I think it's really fun,
although it is kind of fun and it's kind of funny.
But because someone needs to say it and needs to push back and
say this is absurd. The contention you're having not
only is absurd, it's bad for women.
And you know what's really funny?
This, this, this chick who identifies as a dude.
And I'm saying it that way because it's so much diminutive.
But the this this female who wants to pretend to be a man
engages me like a female, even on social media.
It's pretty obvious. It doesn't matter how much
testosterone you have, you're not going to have a win on that.
It's just it's it's pretty obvious.
And the end result of letting sort of weakness and non
masculine qualities rule men is you're going to end up with
something that ends up like a police state.
Like we talked about earlier and here video 5.
I'd be remiss if we didn't play this Chris Ray acting like the
ultimate beta male. He is literally calling out
someone for doing the thing that he does in a snarky skin.
Like think about this. Just apply what the FBI has done
to my friends, the suspendables, but also to some of you that
have been out there, some of the people that we've interviewed.
Imagine Chris Ray talking about China, but he's actually just
just substitute the FBI for everything that Chinese, the
Chinese are doing. Let's play video #5 we'd be
wrong if we didn't do it. This is from 60 Minutes.
My favorite, Scott Pelley, who's got a really good radio voice.
Let's do video 5. Director Ray, Are Chinese
dissidents in the United States targeted for violence?
We have certainly seen instances where the Chinese government, in
a variety of ways, working through proxies or other actors,
have attempted to harass, intimidate, stalk, surveil,
threaten Chinese dissidents, Chinese Americans, especially
those who criticize. What are those dudes?
The CCP and the current regime and that has bulled over in a
number of different ways. The Chinese have something
called Fox Hunt, which is not unique to the United States.
It's they conducted around the world.
It is dressed up as a law enforcement effort to bring back
corruption, what they would call corruption fugitives, back to
China. But it is largely used as a
vehicle to go after dissidents in different countries and in
many cases to threaten them on our soils, Other cases to
threaten their families back in China, to try to get them, in
effect, haul them back to China. So these are uncoordinated law
enforcement operations that violate our sovereignty and
international norms. Yeah, these are unappropriate,
inappropriate law enforcement actions that violate our
sovereignty. What are you doing about it,
dude? What have you done about it?
And also, if you ever watch Chris Ray and he starts doing a
list where he's like, you know, they coerce and they they try
and they do and that's and they do and he starts listing stuff.
That's his verbal pause, just like he gives you a tell when he
says, you know, and what is it? What does he say period, full
stop. He says full stop.
And then you know, he just lied when he says a big list of
things, he's trying to run out the clock.
I don't know what the concept. I got to go find out what the 60
minute was. I just saw that clip.
It was shared with me by some of the suspendables and it's pretty
nauseating because all the things that the Chinese have
been trying to do, coers, intimidate, threaten, etcetera.
They've done all that to my buddies.
The FBI does that in the United States because we've let weak
men like Chris Ray and whoever those guys are sitting at the
table. Does anyone think if you're
watching on a Rumble channel, you just saw it?
There was a whole group of guys sitting there.
Chris Ray is the dominant figure, plus Scott Pelley, so
like 2 non dominant human beings.
Has anyone in that that table like been hit in the face?
I don't know in the last 10 years?
I was trying to think I was like I've been hit in the face in the
last 10 years. That's probably good.
Just seeing the stars known that you had a little physical
correction in the world, It's really important for men to have
that to engage in the. Physical butt kicks.
Build character. I tell that to everybody.
Getting your butt kicked once in a while?
Build to real character. As a kid, as an adult, I mean,
sometimes you need it. You men need it.
We used to settle settle things. My dad used to put boxing gloves
on us and settle problems. We were 5.
And six girls did the same. It's a it's a classic thing that
exists. Do you think kids today are like
dads? If you're not buying a pair of
boxing gloves to let your your two sons, if you have more than
one son solve problems or your son and and his friends when
they come over and they get into a disagreement, whose bike it
was, who did this, who did that? It's like, put the gloves on,
solve it. I don't care.
Whoever's stronger wins. Might is right is it is not
always the case and it's not the best way to solve it, but it
should be something that sits in your toolbox.
As a man, you should know that there's a possibility that you
may have to stand up and prove that you're right through might,
and then you choose not to do it.
That's Jordan Peterson's whole sort of take away on, on, on.
The meek or not the weak. That's what masculinity should
be about, having an ability and not using it.
What do you think? You're muted.
I got my YEAH for my son for Christmas.
I'm getting him one of those boxing sets.
So you hang it on your wall and it comes with two gloves and
like the thing will light up, like which one to punch, you
know? And then learn how to throw a
real punch, right? I mean, that's the other piece.
You got to show him how to do it.
There's a guy named Tony Jeffries.
If any of you are out there going like, Dang, I don't know
how to throw a punch, or I haven't thrown a punch in a long
time, or I think I know how to throw a punch, but I've never
had any training. Tony Jeffries, shameless plug.
I don't know why I love this guy.
I watched him. He's British.
I think we showed one of his videos earlier.
He does some outstanding introductory, do it in your own
home boxing videos. You can learn how to do
masculine things like be a boxer.
And I've seen him box huge weightlifting freakazoids.
There's some guys that are on YouTube that they're like
bodybuilders and they're pretty capable.
But Tony Jeffries looks like a dad bod, but he has a background
in being a Olympic contender in the boxing arena.
And like, I mean, who was the toughest guy growing up?
When I was a kid, it was Mike Tyson.
My buddy used to say when he was going to do something difficult,
I'm going to Mike Tyson this because because we just assumed
Mike Tyson found whatever the hardest thing to do was and he
did it. So anyway, I'm just saying go
out there and don't run away from danger.
Don't run away from things that are masculine.
If you're a man, that is your job.
Your job is to confront it. And we should do better about
it. We can do better about it.
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You're going to catch a bunch more videos.
We've been holding them in the bag.
Let me give you kind of a taste of what's coming up for the
interviews on the Kyle Seraphin Show.
In the next, let's say 10 to 15 days, you're going to see an
interview with a young anti feminist female.
That's going to be fun. You're going to see an interview
with Rodger Stone talking about the police state and the
persecution that he dealt with. Think that's pretty fun.
You're going to see one of the guys who was just acquitted of
charges in the Gretchen Whitmer case telling his own story in
his own words. Something we had to talk to him
a little bit because he was, he was scared to tell the real
story because he's afraid the FBI might come after him.
I think that's going to be really compelling.
It's full of a lot of swearing, but bear with us if you haven't
heard one of these guys talk in their own words and as long as
it takes, that's something coming up.
We've got a guy who is a pro-life dad who's a Flat Earth
dude. Spoiler, he doesn't convince me,
but we talked Flat Earth because it's fun.
Why not? OK, and what else do we got?
We got a couple other ones out there, Ryan and.
We got Lily Kate coming up too as well.
Yep, Turning point gal. So there's a few of these things
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All right there there's some video of this woman, which is,
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