Andy Stanley's Church Instructs Children's Workers to "Affirm" "Trans Kids" (Ep. 741)

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1:12 All right, today we are going to be doing a bunch of quick hitters.

1:14 So the quick hitters today, the bipartisan and feminism

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1:39 But we haven't talked about my good old buddy, Andy Stanley,

1:42 on the show in a while.

1:44 And if you're new to the show and we're so thankful

1:46 for all of our new listeners, we get new listeners every week.

1:48 We're so, so thankful for you.

1:49 Just to bring you up to speed just a little bit,

1:51 I used to be a huge, Andy Stanley guy.

1:53 If I had to pick one guy that was like my favorite passer

1:56 to listen to every week and then I got the most from,

1:58 I would probably have said Andy Stanley,

1:59 would have been Andy Stanley or Matt Chandler.

2:02 And then there was quite the turn, right?

2:05 And he kind of became a focus of my ire.

2:07 And so I go into great detail, guys.

2:09 If you're new to the show, three episodes,

2:10 you need to go back and listen to episode 423.

2:13 Andy Stanley is a heretic, 499 update.

2:16 Andy Stanley is still a heretic and 512 Andy Stanley,

2:20 the circle drawing snake.

2:21 And I will bring you completely up to speed as to why I think

2:24 Andy Stanley is one of the most dangerous people,

2:26 if not the most dangerous person in all of Western or Christendom.

2:29 But Andy Stanley has been marching away from the Bible

2:32 for a very, very long time.

2:34 And the march away from the Bible and anything resembling

2:36 Christian orthodoxy or orthopraxity and orthopraxity

2:40 and towards secular leftism.

2:41 And for Andy Stanley and his entire ministry apparatus,

2:44 it's just continue to pace, right?

2:46 It's actually been very, very astonishing

2:48 at the continual direction that he is heading in.

2:51 But here recently I was made aware of an exclusive report

2:54 that was released by the website, Protestia.

2:56 And this was in late March.

2:57 And some people out there are not big fans of Protestia

2:59 because they follow all these pastors.

3:01 But the thing is, you may not like Protestia's commentary,

3:05 but they are bringing you the facts about what is happening

3:07 in some of these huge churches around the country.

3:10 So you may not like the fact that they're taking shots

3:12 of pastors, but they're basically the only news source,

3:16 if you could call them that.

3:17 That is even going after it.

3:18 But there was revealed a, there was a leaked video

3:22 that came out from Andy Stanley's church

3:23 and it was LGBTQ training.

3:27 That was this video.

3:28 Now this video is a training video that they show

3:31 to their children's workers at the church, okay?

3:35 So apparently the entire video is about 20 minutes long

3:38 and you have to be a Protestia insider to get access to it,

3:41 which I'm fine with that.

3:42 But Protestia did release a six and a half minute snippet

3:45 of the video on their Twitter account on March the 28th, okay?

3:48 The video features a guy named Britt Kitchen.

3:52 Britt Kitchen and he is a multi-campus director

3:54 of something called Transit there for Andy Stanley's church.

3:57 And part of this program includes ministry

3:59 for middle school students.

4:00 So that's sixth graders, eighth graders.

4:01 So what's that?

4:02 12, 13, 14 year olds, right?

4:04 The video that Protestia was sent by someone anonymously,

4:08 which thank God for this person, is part of there.

4:11 And this is exactly what it's called 2025 LGBTQ leader training

4:16 curriculum, okay?

4:18 It's insane that that's even a thing

4:20 that a church has an LGBTQ plus training,

4:23 like leadership training.

4:25 But the point of these training videos

4:27 is to equip these small group leaders

4:30 in Andy Stanley's church and to equip them in this program,

4:33 these again are essentially children's workers

4:35 on best practices for supposedly LGBTQ kids

4:39 between the ages of like 11 and 14.

4:42 And again, that's even insane.

4:43 That you would have a training video

4:44 that would equip your people to deal with it,

4:47 especially once you see what the training actually includes.

4:51 So I wanna go to the video.

4:53 This is the snippet that they released.

4:55 Now, I don't exactly know how the permissions

4:57 are gonna work and all that.

4:58 So I'm gonna show the whole video here

5:00 or you can listen to the whole video

5:01 that I'm gonna have it here in the show.

5:03 But for whatever reason,

5:04 I have to like delete it later or something like that.

5:06 All of it is in the show notes

5:07 so you can go and check it out for yourself.

5:09 But it's the entire six and a half minute clip

5:11 so you can get a sense of what this dude is saying.

5:13 And then I'll go ahead and break it down.

5:14 Let's go ahead and go to the clip here.

5:17 - We know that if we create a safe place,

5:19 more students will share things with us

5:20 that are difficult to navigate.

5:22 So I wanna talk through how we care for students

5:25 who are experiencing gender dysphoria.

5:28 Now, gender dysphoria, this is a weird term.

5:30 We don't hear it a lot.

5:32 Basically, this is the clinical term used for anyone

5:35 who's unsure about their own gender.

5:37 Dysphoria is the opposite of euphoria.

5:40 Euphoria is like joy, happiness,

5:42 contentment, excitement over a situation.

5:45 Gender dysphoria is like they're not comfortable.

5:48 They don't have joy over it.

5:49 They're not sure where they land.

5:52 So this is the umbrella term

5:54 for several different terms

5:55 that could be underneath gender dysphoria.

5:58 The terms transgender or non-binary

6:01 are some sample terms that an adult might use to describe

6:04 who they are if they're trying to figure out their gender.

6:07 Our goal in these situations

6:09 is to best support the student and the family.

6:11 Now, this is an extremely small part of the population.

6:15 It's more likely they won't happen

6:17 in your small group in middle school,

6:18 but we wanna make sure we're prepared

6:20 and we've thought through how to best care for these students.

6:24 Our goal is to first understand

6:25 where a student is in their journey.

6:28 Now, through the years, we've got to know several families.

6:30 There's one family in particular

6:32 that's very helpful for me.

6:34 Their journey first started

6:35 when their student was five years old.

6:38 So it was before any of the middle school hormones

6:40 of what's going on could even take place.

6:42 And these parents handled it so well

6:44 and took every step so slowly.

6:46 This family first started going to a child psychologist

6:49 and seeing a medical specialist.

6:51 There were times they started using different pronouns

6:53 at home, but only at home.

6:55 They were not using these pronouns in school.

6:57 They weren't even asking to extend a family

6:59 to use those pronouns yet.

7:00 They weren't asking friends to do it yet.

7:03 Then a big step was to pick a new name

7:05 from the other gender so they could start using that.

7:08 But once again, only the new name around the home.

7:12 And they could start wearing different clothing.

7:14 First, just one day a week, once again, only at the home.

7:18 The next big step was going to the extended family,

7:20 the grandparents, the aunts, the uncles, the cousins

7:23 to say, hey, will you start using this name

7:25 and these pronouns for our child?

7:28 Now, somewhere along the way,

7:30 medical interventions started for the student.

7:32 If we're talking about something in middle school,

7:34 more than likely medical injections

7:36 are going to be about stopping puberty

7:40 as opposed to having a surgery.

7:41 That will probably come later in life.

7:44 It would be just a matter of, hey, let's slow down

7:47 or stop puberty from even starting for this child.

7:50 Now at this point, the next big thing that's going to happen

7:52 is they're starting to ask the public

7:53 to start using a different set of pronouns

7:55 and a different name.

7:57 They finally go to the school system

7:58 and ask them to start using those different pronouns.

8:02 Now, what eventually happened was the school system,

8:04 the family, the extended family,

8:06 we're all using different name and pronouns for this child,

8:08 but their local church would not do it.

8:12 Their local church said, nah,

8:14 because we've known him since he was a little boy,

8:16 we're not going to start saying her.

8:18 So not here, not at our church.

8:21 We've known you too long to be able to do that.

8:23 And so everywhere this child went in life,

8:25 they were saying you were one thing,

8:27 but only at church, they had to pretend to be something else.

8:30 And they had to leave that church

8:32 and they finally came here,

8:33 started talking to our care ministry staff

8:35 and we realized, oh my goodness,

8:36 we cannot be the last place a student feels comfortable.

8:40 That's the opposite of our goal for church,

8:42 is to be the last place you feel comfortable

8:44 talking about anything, but we've got to understand.

8:47 It's a really, really long journey for these families.

8:51 I mean, it's years and years and years

8:54 and years and years to make this change.

8:57 In fact, it's very difficult surgery

9:00 to go through later in life.

9:02 In fact, there's upper surgeries and bottom surgeries

9:06 and many people can go through the upper surgery,

9:09 but the bottom surgeries are extremely invasive

9:11 and sometimes don't even work.

9:14 And so it may not even happen,

9:16 be possibility for every person

9:18 who wants to make this change.

9:19 So knowing how long this journey really is,

9:24 it's important that we as staff

9:26 and as small careers care for these students knowing

9:30 this is not gonna be a flip of the switch

9:32 and be taken care of next week.

9:34 This isn't gonna be something that is turned around

9:37 in just a few days.

9:38 This is gonna be a five or six year process

9:41 for the student if they stick with it.

9:45 And the best part is that's exactly

9:47 what our strategy is already made to do,

9:50 to track along for multiple years with the students.

9:53 So this is nothing new for any of you.

9:56 Here's something I remember, 75%,

10:00 which is a huge number, 75% of people

10:05 do not make a full transition.

10:09 It's very rare.

10:10 In fact, as we are caring for the student,

10:13 a lot of the ministry will be to the parents.

10:16 Many times we're helping the parents

10:18 understand the student's journey as well.

10:20 Many times the parents don't know what to do.

10:23 And if you're nervous about what it looks like

10:26 for a student who's considering this change

10:28 or somewhere on this journey of change,

10:30 if you think you're nervous,

10:32 the parents are 10 times as nervous.

10:35 They are much more nervous than you are.

10:38 It was a big deal for them to walk into a church

10:41 with their child and hope someone was going to love them,

10:44 hoping someone was going to care for them.

10:47 In fact, just the other day,

10:48 a student that we walked with from middle school,

10:51 through high school on their change

10:53 and we did the whole thing, the pronouns

10:55 and choosing a different name.

10:57 And there was a ceremony and they started

10:59 doing hormone shots and they're off to college now.

11:02 Well, they're a freshman in college

11:05 and they just reached back out to us to say,

11:08 "Hey, now that I'm a freshman in college,

11:10 "I realize that wasn't true about me,

11:13 "but I'm going to go back to my old name

11:16 "and my old pronouns."

11:18 And we're like, "Okay, well, I'm glad you have a better

11:21 "understanding of who you really are.

11:23 "And I'm so thankful that this student's sparklers

11:27 "didn't draw a hard line in the sand somewhere

11:29 "and said, "Nah, not here.

11:31 "We used to know you went,

11:33 "but we walked alongside the student and his family

11:36 "because we had no idea where their journey

11:40 "is going to go."

11:41 - Okay, so that should have been fairly shocking

11:44 for everybody, but we do need to go and break this down

11:46 because if you're just listening to this

11:48 or driving in the car or something like that,

11:49 there's going to be a whole lot that you probably miss.

11:51 I'm probably missed on this.

11:52 But from the very beginning of this video,

11:54 Kitchen talks about making a quote unquote safe place.

11:58 So obviously there are a lot of issues

12:00 with the safe language because most of the time

12:02 when people are talking about safe places

12:04 or safe spaces or making things safe,

12:06 they're saying don't challenge anyone's priors.

12:10 Don't challenge anyone's philosophies.

12:11 Don't challenge anyone's opinions or points of view.

12:14 And certainly don't say someone is doing something wrong

12:16 or sinful, okay?

12:17 They don't mean safe place in terms of like,

12:19 no, we are going to use our body to protect you

12:21 from the predations of someone that's trying

12:23 to physically hurt you.

12:24 No, they're talking about mental hurt, right?

12:27 Hurting feelings, right?

12:28 Then Kitchen starts by defining the term gender dysphoria,

12:32 okay?

12:33 So here's a quote.

12:34 Our goal in these situations is to best support the student

12:37 and the family, okay?

12:39 So he gives you this definition of a gender dysphoria

12:41 and then he says their goal in these situations

12:43 is to best support the student and the family.

12:45 So clearly, if they want to do that, if that's their goal,

12:48 their stated goal, they're going to uphold

12:50 a biblical ethic on gender, right?

12:53 I mean, clearly they're going to talk about

12:55 how they will, you know, sensitively counsel

12:58 the gender confused child and their parents

13:00 while holding to capital T truth, right?

13:03 Well, of course not because, you know,

13:05 you heard the rest of the clip or watched the rest of the clip.

13:07 So then this guy kitchen describes a specific example

13:10 of a family that had a gender dysphoric child.

13:12 So that a gender confused child, okay?

13:14 And they were supposedly gender confused

13:16 since the age of five.

13:18 And his direct quote is,

13:20 "And these parents handled it so well."

13:24 In a lot of ways, that is the key quote

13:26 of all of my commentary today and of what this guy said

13:29 is that, "And these parents handled it so well."

13:32 So he's holding up these parents as a paragon of virtue

13:36 as the best example of what he can see and surmise

13:39 in a situation like this, okay?

13:40 And this is where you can really tell

13:41 where this video is going.

13:42 I mean, if you don't already,

13:44 you should have, that should have been your signal

13:45 from the very beginning.

13:46 Again, he wants to use his family as an example

13:48 of how to do this well so well.

13:51 Kitchen says the family started using different pronouns.

13:55 So in other words, the family started lying.

13:58 So they know their kid is one gender,

14:00 but they are using different pronouns.

14:02 That's why pronoun hospitality is not a good thing

14:05 because you're lying and we're not supposed to do that.

14:07 And this is not one of those, you know,

14:09 if you were hiding Jews during the Third Reich,

14:13 would you have, you know, lied to tell the SS officer,

14:15 well, no, I'm not hiding them under the floorboards.

14:17 Like, of course, you would have lied

14:18 because human flourishing would have required that you do so.

14:22 This isn't one of those situations.

14:24 Then kitchen says the family took a big step

14:27 by selecting the gender confused kid a new name.

14:30 Now, again, as I've told you before,

14:31 if you want to change your name, that's fine.

14:33 Like if you used to be Jimmy

14:34 and now you want to be called Janet, sure,

14:36 I'll call you Janet.

14:37 Like if you change your name legally and all that,

14:38 sure, I'll call you whatever you want to be called,

14:40 but you're not going to force me to lie, okay?

14:42 Calling you by a different name,

14:43 you can change your name legally, that's no big deal.

14:46 But I'm not going to lie

14:47 and pretend that you're a different gender.

14:49 Then kitchen says that this family started

14:51 letting the kid cross-dress

14:53 but only one day a week, right?

14:55 And only at home, okay?

14:56 No big deal.

14:57 Again, kitchen couches those three things

15:01 that I just mentioned, you know,

15:02 the use of incorrect pronouns lying,

15:04 a new name and allowed cross-dressing

15:06 as no big deal because it was only happening at home, right?

15:10 And again, he says this family did so well

15:13 with their kid.

15:14 Then this family began to coerce their friends and family

15:17 to go along with this a-biblical forest

15:19 by making them use the wrong pronouns

15:21 and the new name for this kid.

15:22 'Cause the way he says it,

15:23 it's like, oh, he asks friends and family

15:25 to start using the new name and the new pronouns.

15:27 No, this is coercion.

15:29 This is you do this or you hate this kid,

15:31 you do this or you don't love us, right?

15:33 That's what this is.

15:34 Then again, remember, he said this family did so well,

15:36 so well.

15:37 He describes how this family started doing

15:40 medical interventions.

15:42 So in other words, physically destroying their child.

15:45 Because again, you can't pause puberty.

15:48 It doesn't matter what they inject into your arm

15:50 or what they do to you.

15:51 You can't pause puberty.

15:54 You can destroy the healthy development of a child,

15:56 but you can't pause anything.

15:59 Then Kitchen talks about how they put their kid

16:01 on puberty blockers to slow things down a bit

16:03 as if that could even happen.

16:04 Then this family began to coerce the greater community,

16:07 not just their friends and family,

16:09 but the kid's school, clubs, church,

16:11 to go along with this a biblical farce

16:13 by making them use the wrong pronouns,

16:15 a new name for this kid.

16:17 And then this is where the video turns really, really dark

16:20 in sinister and satanic, okay?

16:22 Kitchen describes the family's church

16:24 that they were attending at the time

16:26 and how they were the only ones

16:27 that wouldn't go along with this lie.

16:30 And he casts this church as the evil bad guy in the story.

16:35 Think about that.

16:36 Oh, this church just wouldn't go along with it.

16:38 They just wouldn't use the wrong pronouns.

16:40 They just wouldn't lie because we told them

16:41 that's what we wanted

16:42 and that's what would make our kid feel better.

16:45 I mean, think about the ramifications for that

16:47 if the church had done that,

16:49 because if they're gonna punt on this issue,

16:51 what other issues of sin will they punt on?

16:52 Obviously.

16:54 Then Kitchen describes how this poor kid

16:57 could go around everywhere in the world

17:00 and people would play along with this kid's delusion

17:02 and with this parent's delusion,

17:05 but how this evil bad, very, very bad church wouldn't do it.

17:09 Again, driving home that the church

17:11 was doing something wrong and evil somehow.

17:14 And here's a direct quote from this kitchen guy.

17:16 So everywhere this child went in life,

17:17 they were saying, you are one thing,

17:20 but only at church, you had to pretend to be something else.

17:23 This is literally the exact opposite of what is true.

17:29 Because what is true is that at this time,

17:33 everywhere this child went in life,

17:35 he was pretending to be something else,

17:39 but only in this kid's church did the people call him

17:42 to stop pretending.

17:44 Like this is, this is 1984 stuff.

17:47 This is, we're actually gonna take what's true

17:49 and we're just gonna flip it.

17:50 Like this is Animal Farm 1984.

17:52 I mean, Georgia Orwell would absolutely have been

17:54 aghast at watching a video like this.

17:56 Then Kitchen says that the family had to leave that church.

18:01 When in actuality, this family chose to leave that church.

18:03 There's no indication, and he doesn't say it,

18:06 that the church kicked this family out.

18:08 This church chose to leave.

18:09 So Kitchen's just flat out lying there.

18:12 And then they started going to Andy Stanley's church.

18:14 This family did.

18:15 And then this evil quote,

18:17 "We cannot be the last place a student feels comfortable."

18:20 That's the opposite of our goal for church.

18:24 I just need to read this quote again from this kitchen fella.

18:27 We cannot be the last place a student feels comfortable.

18:31 That's the opposite of our goal for church.

18:34 You know what that tells me about Andy Stanley's church,

18:37 about North Point and all the connected churches?

18:39 They are not serious about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

18:42 They're not serious about the gospel.

18:46 You know why?

18:46 Because if their number one goal

18:50 is that they can't be the last place a student feels

18:53 comfortable, don't you think that can be extrapolated out

18:55 to the rest of the people that go to that church?

18:57 Younger children and adults?

18:58 We don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable.

19:02 Guess what guys?

19:04 To really understand and grasp the gospel,

19:07 you have to understand your level of depravity.

19:10 Because if you don't see yourself as depraved,

19:12 you won't see yourself as a depraved sinner

19:14 in need of a payment for your sin debt

19:16 so that you can be in the presence

19:17 of a holy and just Father God.

19:20 The gospel, right?

19:23 They don't take the gospel seriously.

19:25 So we need to stop talking about Andy Stanley

19:27 as if he's running a ministry,

19:29 he's running a left-wing political operation,

19:32 is what he's doing.

19:33 Then Kitchen starts casually talking

19:36 about top and bottom surgeries.

19:38 Just casually, just chopping off healthy breast tissue

19:42 of little girls or inserting silicone tissue into boys,

19:47 cutting off the genitalia of boys

19:49 and making a vagina-like thing

19:51 or sewing flesh from a kid's arm

19:55 onto the kid's crotch in some sort of phallic sense,

19:58 just top and bottom surgery.

19:59 Just evil, just absolute evil, right?

20:04 You know, on the last ask of pastor,

20:07 it's like who from history would you wanna get in a fight with?

20:08 And I said Karl Marx without any hesitation.

20:10 I think it might be Andy Stanley actually.

20:12 Then he talks about how long of a process of transition,

20:16 it will be for a student as long as they stick with it.

20:19 Again, this is the family that he's holding up

20:21 as the example of a family doing this process so well, right?

20:26 They allowed for satanic doctors to pump their children

20:30 or their child full of drugs

20:32 that would chemically castrate them

20:34 on their way to doing mutilation surgeries, right?

20:37 Oh, but if they stick with the transition, right?

20:41 Then Kitchen says this is exactly the strategy

20:44 of their church and their workers,

20:46 to track along with these kids,

20:48 affirming them the entire way

20:50 and never trying to stop the barbarism.

20:53 Never trying to stop the parents from destroying their child.

20:56 That's the church's role according to this doof.

20:59 Then he tries to make this big point, right?

21:03 Rites it real big on his cute little notebook.

21:05 That's 75% of people don't make the full transition.

21:09 Again, which shows that they think transitioning

21:11 is even a thing.

21:12 The entire time he's talking about transitioning

21:16 as if someone could do that.

21:18 I could start presenting in a more feminine way.

21:22 I could shave my beard, grow out my hair,

21:24 wear makeup, grow out my nails and paint them,

21:26 wear a dress, chop my dick off.

21:28 I can do all these things, right?

21:30 But that's not a transition.

21:32 That's me playing dress up and me mutilating myself.

21:35 Then he says that their church's job

21:39 is to minister to the parents,

21:41 which I mean, you wanna talk about rich.

21:43 I mean, how exactly do they do that, right?

21:47 By helping them stand on the word of God,

21:49 by leading them towards capital T truth,

21:51 by giving them the tools by which

21:53 to help their confused child out of their dysphoria.

21:56 Nope, none of those things, that would be too reasonable.

21:58 That would be too godly, that would be too biblical.

22:01 Their job at Andy Stanley's church

22:03 is to make sure that the parents sit down,

22:06 shut the hell up and destroy their child

22:09 and make them feel good and happy along the way.

22:12 That's apparently Andy Stanley's church's stance

22:14 and their job.

22:15 Then Kitchen describes how Andy Stanley's church

22:17 played this exact charade with the students

22:21 so they refer to them by the lie, by the wrong pronouns.

22:24 They call the student by the new name.

22:25 They participated in a transition ceremony,

22:28 whatever that is.

22:29 They stood silent as this kid

22:31 started using chemical castration drugs.

22:33 They likely would have stood silent

22:34 if he had decided to start mutilating his body

22:37 through surgery.

22:39 And then this kid went off to college.

22:40 Only to regret all of it,

22:44 which is what the data actually show, right?

22:47 That if you just leave these kids alone, right?

22:49 They typically grow out of this

22:50 because this is a phase.

22:52 You don't lean into the delusion, it's a phase.

22:54 Both of my sons right now, four and three,

22:57 think that they are dinosaurs.

22:59 Imagine if I started treating them as such.

23:01 As opposed to feeding them food,

23:02 I just threw a live goat in their room

23:05 and said, all right, tear it to shreds, eat it, right?

23:09 If I accepted growls

23:10 as opposed to the English language in my house, right?

23:13 I mean, and then in the ultimate kind of example,

23:17 Stockholm syndrome, what someone would do,

23:19 this student who went on to regret

23:21 this quote unquote transition,

23:23 they go back to their abuser,

23:25 which in this case is Andy Stanley's church,

23:26 to express their deeper grit

23:28 over the fact that they had done this,

23:30 which the church had technically facilitated

23:32 along with the parents.

23:33 Now, Kitchen is describing this as the ultimate win,

23:36 the ultimate win.

23:38 This super confused student went off to college,

23:41 they regretted all the things that we helped them do,

23:43 and then they came back to us,

23:45 which is what a good abuser would like.

23:47 The abuser loves it when their abuse

23:49 come back to them for help, right?

23:51 It's the ultimate, I think, what was it?

23:53 Stalin or Lenin, one of them,

23:55 they're at some event or something like that,

23:57 and they wanted to prove

23:58 why they were doing the things that they were doing.

24:00 So he brought in a chicken,

24:01 and he proceeds to pluck the chicken of its feathers live,

24:04 you know, torturing the chicken, right?

24:07 Puts the chicken down,

24:08 and then gets the chicken to come back to him

24:09 because he hand-fed it, right?

24:11 So he abuses this animal to make a point,

24:14 but the animal comes back as it needs to be fed.

24:17 But anyone with a functioning brain

24:19 is aware enough to say that this begs the ultimate question.

24:22 What if the student didn't regret it?

24:25 What if this person didn't go on to regret

24:30 what they had done?

24:31 You see, because the kid's level of regret on,

24:36 or non-regret, doesn't change what capital T truth is,

24:41 nor does it change godly morality,

24:44 'cause they're, again, using this as an example of,

24:46 oh, this family did so well,

24:48 and the student did the right thing they came back to us,

24:50 and we set ourselves up to be

24:52 the people that they came back to.

24:54 Such a horrible, awful situation.

24:56 So I have several main points on this.

24:58 The first is you can see from this video

25:00 that the staff at Andy Stanley's church are true believers, okay?

25:04 These satanic morons truly believe

25:09 that someone can be born in the wrong body, okay?

25:13 So follow me here, this is very important.

25:15 Andy Stanley's staff, especially this Brit kitchen guy,

25:18 think that somebody can be born in the wrong body.

25:21 And if they believe that,

25:24 then they truly believe that God makes mistakes.

25:28 That God is fallible.

25:32 Think about that.

25:35 One of the largest churches in America

25:37 thinks that God makes mistakes.

25:41 That when he made them male and female,

25:43 that didn't quite apply to this anecdotal example,

25:46 to this one individual child, right?

25:48 Little kid was born, I can't remember which ender

25:53 they switched from or was trying to switch from.

25:55 Born a boy, but actually they were a girl.

25:57 They knew it since they were five.

25:59 God, you swung and missed on this one.

26:01 That's Andy Stanley's church's stance, right?

26:05 Another point here is the title of today's episode, right?

26:07 You may have noticed and thought it was a typo.

26:09 Andy Stanley's church instructs children's workers to

26:12 scare, quote, affirm end of scare, quote,

26:15 scare, quote, trans kids end of scare, quote.

26:18 Okay, so why two separate sets of scare quotes?

26:21 Because affirm in their parlance

26:25 is the opposite of truth, okay?

26:27 So they are affirming something they know to be a lie, right?

26:31 You know, if their brain is functioning properly.

26:35 And also because, quote, unquote, trans kids is not a thing.

26:39 There is no such thing as a trans kid

26:43 because to be trans means you are transgender

26:46 means that you are outside of gender.

26:49 That's the ethmology of what we're talking about here.

26:51 You are outside of gender.

26:53 So what you're saying is that a kid is outside

26:56 of the normal biological chromosomal binary of male and female

27:01 which again, there's no bigger lie that Satan

27:05 can't get you to believe aside from the fact

27:07 that God doesn't exist and, you know, Jesus wasn't here

27:10 to die for your sins, then that there's no such thing

27:12 as sexual dimorphism or that sexual,

27:17 your sex, your sex can be changed in some way.

27:21 That, you know, whatever your chromosomes say,

27:24 that's not what matters, what you say

27:26 or what people say about you matters.

27:29 There's no such thing.

27:30 Kids are born either girls or boys.

27:33 There are people that have, you know, intersex

27:35 or have other issues.

27:36 I talked about this with the two male boxers

27:38 that beat up a bunch of women in the Olympics

27:39 to win gold medals and things like that.

27:41 But just because there might be ambiguous genitalia

27:44 or an internal penis or things like that,

27:45 it doesn't change that your sex is one thing or another.

27:49 Another point, and this is obvious, it should be obvious,

27:53 it is not loving to aid a gender confused child

27:58 towards their own destruction.

28:00 I use this example a lot.

28:03 If you're a small child, let's say you're a soft parenting

28:06 person, right, because you get, you know,

28:08 your theology from, you know, doofy moms on the internet.

28:11 And you, I'm never gonna yell at my kid.

28:14 I'm never gonna spank my kid.

28:15 I'm never gonna do any of those things, right?

28:18 And your kid starts taking off towards oncoming traffic,

28:21 right, you're at the park and he starts taking off

28:23 towards the highway, right?

28:25 And you decide it just wouldn't be loving

28:28 for me to yell at that child to stop them.

28:30 And I certainly am not gonna run over there

28:32 and grab them physically and stop them from doing

28:35 what they want to do, stop them from living their truth

28:38 and their truth is that they can run into traffic

28:40 and be fine.

28:41 You're a terrible person if you believe that.

28:44 You're an awful, evil, deeply confused or deeply ignorant,

28:49 fool, if you believe that.

28:52 That's not loving.

28:53 That's one of the clubs that people try to bash people with

28:56 on this LGBTQ issue is that we have to love these people

29:00 through their sin.

29:02 Now, we are to love our neighbor as ourself,

29:06 but if we are diluting ourselves,

29:08 how is it exactly that we can help our neighbor?

29:11 If we are buying into the delusion

29:13 that a little girl can become a little boy,

29:16 how exactly are we to love those people through that process?

29:19 'Cause what I can tell you is you can only love people

29:22 by telling them the truth.

29:24 If somebody is drinking themselves blind every single day

29:28 and you refuse to tell them that what they're doing

29:31 is destroying them, eventually going to kill them,

29:33 destroying all the relationships around them,

29:35 you're not loving that person.

29:36 What would be loving is to put some relational chips

29:39 in the center of the table and say,

29:41 brother, you're drinking way too much.

29:42 This is a problem and you gotta stop

29:44 and I'm here to help you.

29:45 That's what loving is.

29:47 My last point on this, Andy Stanley is a heretic.

29:51 Okay?

29:52 He is a false teacher and a deeply, deeply dangerous man.

29:57 He's a snake.

29:58 He is a wolf in sheep's clothing, okay?

30:01 I keep hearing this about pastors and about people

30:04 in public is, ah, you know, just eat the meat

30:06 and spit out the bones.

30:08 You can't do that with Andy Stanley at this point.

30:10 So I don't care if you like some of his other books

30:12 or if you've gotten some value from his teachings

30:14 in the past or something like that,

30:16 he has disqualified himself as a teacher.

30:20 Okay?

30:21 And he will give an account someday for what he's done.

30:25 And I think it is fair at this point, okay?

30:27 Because again, you can judge fruit and you can do all these things.

30:29 And it's, you know, it's really kind of like,

30:31 it's kind of touchy to get into judging salvation and all that.

30:35 I'm not convinced Andy Stanley's even a Christian, right?

30:37 Cause obviously if he's a heretic, a false teacher,

30:40 a deeply dangerous man, a snake, a wolf in sheep's clothing,

30:42 if I'm right about that, that means he's not a believer.

30:45 So there's some prayer that needs to be involved in this.

30:48 Pray that Andy Stanley comes to faith in Christ.

30:51 That's the first thing, right?

30:53 You should pray that for guys that are currently an Isis

30:55 in Boko Haram, you should pray that for, you know,

30:58 the purple haired, you know, weirdos that are going down

31:00 to the, you know, the city council meetings

31:02 and spewing all this left-wing nonsense,

31:04 you should pray for those people 'cause they're lost.

31:06 They're lost.

31:07 They need the savior.

31:08 Pray for his salvation, then pray for his repentance.

31:13 Pray that he can turn that Leviathan that he has created,

31:15 North Point Ministries and North Point Church,

31:17 that he can turn it back towards God,

31:19 back towards the Bible.

31:21 And then tertiary, you should pray that if he doesn't do

31:24 those first two things, that he should lose his ministry.

31:27 I'm not saying pray for his death or any of those things,

31:29 it's not what I'm saying, clear, to be clear.

31:31 That's not what I'm saying.

31:32 But you should pray that he loses his role at that church

31:35 and that all the people that he has romanced

31:37 and put in, you know, in a trance in his church,

31:40 that they would leave and go other places.

31:43 They can be fed by the Word of God

31:44 and fed by actual shepherds that don't just wanna sell

31:47 a whole bunch of books and don't just wanna create all these,

31:50 these big conferences and into, you know,

31:51 kind of create their own gravitational pool,

31:54 but they just wanna be led

31:55 on the process of sanctification, right?

31:57 That's what we should pray for.

31:59 So pray for Andy Stanley to become a Christian,

32:01 pray for him to repent and if not,

32:03 pray that he loses his church.

32:04 It's an incumbent, it's incumbent upon us

32:07 to do that at this point.

32:09 Like, we're gonna keep reporting on Andy Stanley

32:12 as we keep learning about things that's happening

32:13 in his church.

32:14 And if this makes you uncomfortable or squishy,

32:16 stop listening to the show.

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35:12 The bipartisan and feminism fueled push

35:14 to allow proxy voting in Congress.

35:16 So I literally added this one right before recording.

35:19 Today I'm recording this about six days before it comes out.

35:21 So if anything explodes, sorry,

35:23 I'll talk about it next time I guess.

35:25 But when I first heard about this,

35:27 I was like, that's kind of dumb.

35:29 And then the more I kept thinking about this story,

35:31 the more it kind of [inaudible] me off.

35:32 So this is according to NPR.

35:33 How often do I cite them on the show?

35:35 But it's important.

35:36 Two moms brought business on the floor

35:38 of the House of Representatives to a grinding halt on Tuesday.

35:41 This would have been Tuesday of last week guys.

35:42 Over their push to allow remote voting for new parents.

35:46 We said don't F with moms representative Brittany Peterson

35:49 of Colorado said on the steps of the U.S.

35:52 Capitol alongside representative Anna Paulina Luna,

35:55 a Republican from Florida.

35:56 So just quick aside, Brittany Peterson,

35:57 she sounds like a lovely lady, doesn't she?

35:59 She's a Democrat from Colorado because of course,

36:01 and then Anna Paulina Luna is a Republican from Florida

36:04 back to the NPR reporting.

36:06 We worked as a team, Luna said.

36:08 And I think that today is a pretty historical day

36:11 for the entire conference and showing that the body

36:13 has decided that parents deserve a voice in Washington

36:15 and also to the importance of female members

36:17 having a vote in Washington DC.

36:20 Luna and Peterson have been working to pass legislation

36:22 to allow new parents to vote by proxy for 12 weeks

36:25 around the birth of a new child.

36:27 Luna tried several different tactics

36:28 to get the bipartisan bill passed.

36:30 House Speaker Mike Johnson, Republican Louisiana

36:32 originally refused to put the bill on the floor.

36:34 So Luna teamed up with Democrats to bypass

36:36 the speaker and to force a vote.

36:38 So I remember I got this little thing from Fox News

36:40 that said, procedural vote is causing issues

36:44 for the Trump legislation, blah, blah.

36:45 And I read it, it was super confusing.

36:47 I was like, what exactly did they do?

36:48 But basically, Republicans sided with a bunch of Democrats

36:51 to get this on the floor because essentially they want

36:55 proxy voting for members of Congress

36:57 that are around the time they're having a baby.

36:59 So right before they have a baby, right after they have a baby,

37:02 and they get initially, I was like,

37:03 this isn't that big a deal.

37:04 I don't know why they ground the business of the house

37:09 to a halt for something like this.

37:10 But then the more I thought about it,

37:12 I was like, this is actually pretty bad.

37:13 So I wanna go to my big takeaways here, I have several.

37:15 The first is this, if you allow proxy voting for women

37:19 that just had babies, you will 100% expand that

37:23 to other things in the future because duh,

37:25 that's exactly how these things go.

37:27 You kind of sneak in what you wanna do

37:29 with kind of a hard case or a case it's easy for people

37:33 to kind of wrap their hearts around and things like that.

37:35 But then later, it'll be like, ah, well,

37:36 I sprained my ankle back in my home states,

37:39 I can't vote in Congress, I'll do it via proxy.

37:41 And you know, we'll just go right into my next big takeaway here.

37:46 If you can't show up to work 146.7 times per year,

37:50 146.7 days per year, then don't take the job.

37:53 Why 146.7?

37:55 Because that's the average number of days

37:58 that a house of representatives member has to show up

38:00 because that's how many days they're in session, okay?

38:03 That's the average number since 2001, or 2001, okay?

38:06 So almost a quarter of a century, okay?

38:09 You go to work 146.7 days a year.

38:13 How does that sound guys?

38:15 Guys work in rotating shifts.

38:17 Guys work in 300 plus days of your house, that sound, right?

38:21 Someone [inaudible] and moaning that they have to show up

38:24 to work less than 150 days per year.

38:26 Next big takeaway, if between your family, your church,

38:31 your friend group, and your $174,000 a year starting salary,

38:36 you can't figure out how to show up to work,

38:38 then don't take the job.

38:39 If you're an entry-level congress person,

38:42 you make $174,000 a year and then it goes up from there, okay?

38:46 And then of course a lot of these people get super rich

38:48 and we don't know how, right?

38:50 How are you worth millions of dollars

38:51 but you only make a couple hundred grand a year?

38:53 But you have this web of people around you, right?

38:56 You know, when someone has a baby typically,

38:58 mom or mother-in-law shows up, you know,

39:00 typically your church kind of shows up

39:02 and helps out a little bit, your friends will kind of hop in.

39:05 And if you can't make it to work with all that being in mind

39:07 'cause $174,000 a year,

39:08 I think you can afford a babysitter, right?

39:10 For a few hours or something like that.

39:13 If you can't figure it out, don't take the job.

39:15 Next big takeaway, if you can't figure out

39:17 a way to be a mom and a congresswoman,

39:20 then just choose one and shut the hell up.

39:23 So a lot of people are like, well,

39:24 if you can't choose between, you know,

39:25 if you can't figure out how to be a mom

39:26 and a congresswoman, just be a mom, you get to choose that.

39:29 Now you'd be a terrible person if you chose congress

39:32 over your children, but you to get to choose that.

39:35 We are in a free country for now.

39:37 And so you can choose that.

39:38 Choose one and then shut your stupid mouth, okay?

39:42 Either be a mom or be a congresswoman

39:44 if you can't figure out how to be both, okay?

39:46 Now, if you thought I was ranting before,

39:48 here's my actual rant time.

39:50 These women, okay, and I'm using these women

39:52 pejoratively to talk about all women,

39:54 particularly in the West, across all industries,

39:56 not just Congress.

39:57 Y'all have demanded the man's job,

40:02 but then you are simultaneously demanding

40:04 to be treated like a lady.

40:05 How exactly does that work, okay?

40:10 So basically every industry that used to be dominated

40:13 by men, so Congress obviously used to be all men,

40:15 now women are in Congress, okay?

40:17 If you wanna be a woman and be in Congress, fine.

40:19 Like, I don't care, like if that's what you wanna be

40:21 as your job, there's some people are like,

40:22 women should only work in the home.

40:23 I'm not one of those guys.

40:24 If you wanna work outside the home,

40:25 if you wanna have a business,

40:26 if you wanna do all those things, that's fine.

40:27 But just remember, when Jesus was asked by the lawyer,

40:30 you know, what is the grace of all the laws?

40:32 What did He say?

40:33 Number one, love the Lord, your God,

40:34 with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength.

40:36 And then He said, the second is like it.

40:37 Love your neighbor as yourself.

40:39 Now we need to talk about what it means to be a neighbor.

40:41 Who is your primary neighbor?

40:42 Your spouse, that's your primary neighbor.

40:44 Who's your secondary neighbor?

40:45 Your children, who you have to raise up

40:47 in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.

40:49 Who's your tertiary neighbor?

40:50 Everybody else, including your job.

40:53 That's tertiary really important, okay?

40:55 So God, spouse, children, everything else,

40:59 and everyone else, okay?

41:01 That's what we're supposed to do.

41:02 But if you wanna put your job of a God, spouse,

41:05 and children, okay, you can do that.

41:08 But why do you want to get into all these male-dominated

41:12 spaces, you wanna be the corner office person,

41:14 you wanna be the CEO, you wanna be the one

41:16 elbowing your way into the conference

41:17 and all those types of things?

41:18 But then once you get in, you don't wanna be treated

41:20 like a man.

41:21 Because guess what?

41:24 When a woman has a baby, what does the man have to do?

41:29 Kid is about to work, right?

41:31 Some places give paternity leave,

41:33 and that's a positive thing.

41:34 But the man has to give an account someday

41:37 for how he has provided for his family.

41:39 Remember scripture, talking about,

41:41 he who does not provide for his family,

41:42 that does mean spiritually, but also means financially.

41:45 He who does not provide for his family

41:46 is worse than an unbeliever.

41:47 Where in scripture do we see that for women?

41:51 Where a woman who is a crappy mom and a crappy wife

41:53 and doesn't do well in the corner office job,

41:56 that she's gonna have to give an account someday for that,

41:58 and that if she does a crappy job and all that,

41:59 that she's worse than an unbeliever,

42:00 you won't find it 'cause it's not in there, right?

42:03 Man has to go to work.

42:04 So you wanna be in the manly space,

42:06 but then you don't wanna be treated like a man, okay?

42:08 And I just gotta be honest with you,

42:10 I am so fed up and tired with women talking about motherhood

42:13 as if they were storming the beaches of Normandy, okay?

42:16 So Bill Burr back in the day before he went

42:17 and woke in Hollywood, like he had this great joke

42:20 where these women, they're bending over at the waist

42:23 to put DVDs in the DVD player,

42:24 and they're talking as if they're a minor.

42:27 That's like under the earth,

42:29 shaking hands with the devil, getting black lung,

42:32 and that's somehow not nearly as hard as being a mother, right?

42:36 Look, being a mom is hard, right?

42:39 Most things that are worth it are hard

42:40 and early in a child's life.

42:42 It's the hardest because they need mom

42:44 more than they need anyone else, including dad, okay?

42:47 But the dad's gotta still work.

42:49 And so for you, if you want to punt on motherhood sum,

42:53 because you want to have a career,

42:56 you want to be a congressperson or all that,

42:58 okay, figure it out.

43:01 Stop complaining to me, stop telling the taxpayer

43:04 that we need to change everything that's happening

43:07 so that you don't have to show up to work and vote.

43:10 'Cause these women are like,

43:11 oh, well, you know, I want to represent my constituents,

43:13 they voted for me, they want me to vote.

43:14 Yeah, they voted for you

43:15 'cause they figured you were gonna show up to work.

43:17 You idiot?

43:18 Like what is, this isn't hard.

43:21 Like, you're not coming up with something new.

43:23 People are like, oh, we need to make Congress

43:25 a better place for women.

43:26 It's like, what else do you want us to do?

43:28 Do you want it to be incumbent upon us to provide,

43:32 you know, a nail salon so that you can get your nails

43:35 and then your hair did while you're voting

43:37 because that would be even more convenient for you

43:39 as a woman?

43:40 Like, where exactly do you want us to stop?

43:43 Okay, again, you want to be a man,

43:45 you want to do the man stuff, you want to lead like a man,

43:48 you want to dominate male dominated areas,

43:50 but you don't want to be treated like a man.

43:53 Explain it to me like I'm five.

43:54 It's ridiculous.

43:55 All right, next quick hitter here,

43:57 the results of the most expensive,

43:58 statewide judicial race in US history.

44:00 So this is according to the Daily Wire on April the 2nd.

44:03 The Wisconsin Supreme Court remains ideologically liberal

44:06 after Tuesday's election.

44:07 This was Tuesday of last week,

44:09 while Florida voters retained two seats

44:10 for Republicans in the house.

44:12 Liberal judge Susan Crawford,

44:14 best of her conservative opponent,

44:15 Brad Schmiel, Shammell, whatever,

44:18 for a seat on the Badger State highest court

44:21 described as the most expensive judicial race

44:23 in US history, Democrats and Republicans

44:25 poured millions of dollars

44:26 into the crucial swing state contest.

44:28 Similarly estimates say more than $100 million was donated.

44:32 Billionaires George Soros for Crawford

44:34 and Elon Musk for Schmiel were key contributors.

44:37 The Wisconsin Supreme Court learned

44:38 a lean conservative for years,

44:40 but a 2023 election flipped it

44:42 to a four three liberal majority.

44:44 The election was largely impacted by the left's push

44:46 to make abortion the central issue

44:48 after Roe B. Wade was overturned.

44:49 With Crawford's win, the court remains split

44:52 between four liberal justices and three conservative justices,

44:55 congressional redistricting and abortion

44:57 were both major issues in the campaign.

44:59 So here's my big takeaway on this one.

45:02 It would be foolish for conservatives and Republicans,

45:05 which are not necessarily the same thing,

45:07 to wrestle in their laurels right now,

45:09 because the left is piping mad and they are mega motivated.

45:13 So there was some concern that the Republicans

45:17 might lose those seats in Florida,

45:18 so it's good that they kept that.

45:19 But basically what we're seeing

45:21 is that the four three majority of the Supreme Court

45:23 in Wisconsin is going to allow for redistricting,

45:26 so they're going to expand certain districts

45:29 that are really, you know, chock full,

45:32 so like, you know, Wisconsin and our Wisconsin Milwaukee,

45:35 like these places that are super, super deep blue,

45:37 they wanna expand those areas out into redder areas

45:40 so that those red areas will become either purple,

45:42 which are gonna be easier for them to win, okay?

45:45 That's what's gonna happen.

45:47 We see people complaining about Elon Musk

45:49 putting a bunch of money in this,

45:50 but they don't really wanna talk about George Soros

45:53 putting money into this,

45:54 or the fact that George Soros has funded things like this

45:56 all over the country to make Supreme Courts and DA's offices

46:00 and all these things super, duper left wing.

46:02 And here's the other thing.

46:04 You kind of lose your country when the judiciary is partisan.

46:10 That's kind of what happens,

46:14 because the judiciary is supposed to be nonpartisan.

46:17 Now, obviously even on the Supreme Court,

46:19 it's like the people that were put on there

46:21 by Barack Obama all tend to vote a certain way.

46:24 The Republican appointees typically are the ones

46:26 that are all over the place, right?

46:27 But still ideologically, they tend to bend a certain way.

46:31 But this race, they took all of that facade away, okay?

46:35 This was a liberal versus a conservative,

46:37 and that's how it was billed.

46:38 That's how each of the candidates talked about it.

46:40 That's how all the majority of the campaigns

46:43 and the flyers and the commercials,

46:45 how they talked about it.

46:46 We need to keep our liberal majority.

46:49 So what these people aren't doing is they're not looking

46:51 at the constitution of the state of Wisconsin

46:54 and trying to see what the people meant when they framed that.

46:57 And then if they don't like it,

46:58 starting to judge on amendments or allow for things like that,

47:02 they're saying, here are my political priors

47:04 and I want to put that on top of what's happening

47:05 in this state where I now have power.

47:08 And look, this woman that just won Susan Crawford,

47:11 she used to be a lawyer for Planned Parenthood.

47:14 She sees a terrible person.

47:15 She's an awful terrible person, not a Christian.

47:18 We need to pray for this woman

47:19 that she converts and repents, wouldn't that be something?

47:21 She converts to Christ, repents and then all of a sudden

47:24 that majority swings back conservative.

47:27 Not, hopefully that happens, not super likely to happen.

47:30 But yeah, the amount of money that was poured into this race

47:32 tells you how important it was.

47:34 But for conservatives and Republicans,

47:36 I think a lot of them think that the Trump mandate

47:39 is bigger than it actually is.

47:41 'Cause what the Trump mandate gets you

47:42 is a couple of years without really being checked.

47:46 But here's the thing with these executive orders,

47:47 most of which I agree with what President Trump is doing.

47:51 If it's not backed up with legislation,

47:52 when you lose control of the House

47:54 or if you lose control of the House,

47:55 your next two years are gonna be bogged down

47:57 with impeachment hearings and different things like that.

48:00 It's gonna be a terrible idea.

48:02 And if you don't win the presidency again in 2028,

48:05 all those executive orders,

48:06 just like what Trump did on the first day in office

48:08 with Biden's executive orders,

48:10 they just fart in the wind, they just disappear.

48:13 And so you can win in the short term,

48:15 but in order to win in the long term,

48:17 you can't just sit back on your laurels.

48:18 So conservatives and Republicans need to make sure

48:20 that they stay aware of that.

48:22 All right, next week, we're here.

48:23 Former UFC heavyweight champion came to Alaska

48:25 as being sentenced to five years in prison.

48:27 So this is according to NBC News on March the 25th.

48:30 Former UFC champ came to Alaska as a sentence Monday

48:33 at an emotionally fraught hearing

48:34 to five years in prison for an attempted murder

48:37 of a man accused of molesting his son.

48:40 Alaska as 42 pleaded guilty to attempted murder,

48:43 felony assault and related gun charges

48:45 according to the Santa Clara District Attorney's Office.

48:48 The case stemmed from a 2022 high speed chase

48:50 in Northern California in which Velasquez

48:52 fired a handgun at a truck.

48:54 Prosecutors say Velasquez started shooting at an intersection

48:57 and then followed the truck for 11 miles through San Jose.

49:01 Three people were in the truck,

49:03 but Velasquez was targeting Harry Galarte, 46 years old,

49:06 who was accused of molesting Velasquez's son.

49:09 Galarte's stepfather was shot in the incident

49:12 in the District Attorney's Office said.

49:16 Galarte is awaiting trial on felony child molestation charges

49:19 and has denied the allegation.

49:21 The District Attorney's Office recommended

49:22 that Velasquez be sentenced to 30 years in prison

49:25 accusing him of trying to murder

49:26 all three people in the truck.

49:27 NBC Bay Area reported that Santa Clara County

49:30 Superior Court judge Arthur Boca Negra

49:32 described Velasquez's case as unique,

49:34 instead it could not be considered in a vacuum.

49:37 Velasquez's sentence includes credit for time already served,

49:40 so he is likely to spend about a year in prison

49:43 the station reported.

49:44 So he gets a five-year sentence, but time already served.

49:47 It's like 150 days or, sorry, no, it was like,

49:50 I think it was 450 days or something, he's got to serve.

49:51 So a little bit of year, a year, year and a half,

49:53 that type of thing.

49:55 So I remember when came Velasquez was first arrested.

49:58 So I actually talked about it on the show

50:02 when came Velasquez was first arrested.

50:04 And at the time, everyone in the MMA community

50:07 was coming to Kane's defense.

50:10 Because of the person he was trying to kill.

50:12 So I think his son was four or five at the time.

50:15 This was a daycare worker, a male that molested his son.

50:18 The guy gets arrested, he's released,

50:21 and as soon as Kane finds out he's released

50:23 and finds out about it, he goes to murder the guy.

50:28 He goes to an intersection, he tries to shoot him,

50:30 ends up shooting the guy's stepfather,

50:32 and then again, they go on an 11-mile high-speed chase

50:35 where Kane Velasquez could have killed tons of people, right?

50:39 Car accidents, pileups, things like that.

50:41 A bunch of people could have died because Kane Velasquez,

50:43 but they're like, "Hey, man, what would you do

50:45 if somebody had done that to your kid?"

50:47 And again, you don't know until you're in that position.

50:49 But there were people that because they agree

50:51 with who he was attacking, they thought

50:52 all of his actions were fine.

50:54 And then there was this, you know,

50:56 the continuation of the hashtag free Kane movement

50:58 after the sentencing, people couldn't believe

51:00 that he was possibly sentenced to prison for this.

51:02 But my big takeaway on this one is that

51:04 you might agree with what Kane did, okay?

51:08 You may have even done something similar

51:10 if it had been you and his shoes.

51:13 But Kane Velasquez got off easy here, and he shouldn't have.

51:17 Kane Velasquez, we know for sure was trying to kill one person,

51:20 but perhaps the prosecutor was right.

51:22 He was trying to kill up to three people that day,

51:24 murdering them in cold blood.

51:25 Now, regardless of what those people did,

51:29 that's not Kane's role to do that.

51:32 Now, had Kane found this happening in the act of it happening,

51:38 and he had beaten the guy up and the guy had happened to die,

51:41 I don't even think he gets charged with manslaughter.

51:44 Now, again, it would have been a little bit different.

51:45 He formed a heavyweight champion in the world

51:47 fighting a non-trained fighter.

51:49 You know, that can kind of get squirrely

51:51 depending on the prosecutor and he's in the state of California.

51:53 So who the heck knows how that would go?

51:55 But the thing is, is Kane Velasquez

51:57 was super in the wrong about this.

51:59 And you know who agrees with that?

52:02 Kane Velasquez does.

52:03 Kane Velasquez thinks he should be free,

52:06 but not for the same reason that the hashtag free Kane people

52:09 think he just wants to be free

52:11 because of course you would rather be free

52:12 than to be in prison in California, right?

52:15 Now, I think Kane's gonna do just fine in prison.

52:17 Just gonna go out on him here.

52:18 I don't think anyone's gonna be messing with Kane Velasquez.

52:22 But again, this was not his role to do that.

52:24 And he himself said publicly that what he did was wrong.

52:28 And so guys, if you're one of these free Kane people,

52:31 you're disagreeing with Kane Velasquez here.

52:33 Kane Velasquez now, but he's not angry now

52:36 that he's had years to think about it,

52:37 said what he did that day was wrong.

52:40 And here's another thing.

52:42 Let's say Kane's faking it.

52:44 Let's say Kane doesn't actually believe that.

52:46 Let's say Kane is just biting his time,

52:47 and when he gets out of prison,

52:48 he's gonna find that guy and he's gonna finish the job.

52:51 Are you free Kane people?

52:52 Gonna be super hashtag free Kane at that point?

52:56 Something to think about.

52:57 All right, next quick inter here,

52:58 domestic terrorist targeting Tesla drivers, vehicles,

53:00 and dealerships.

53:01 So this is according to the New York Post on March the 20th.

53:03 Three people accused of destroying Tesla cars

53:05 and charging stations are facing up to 20 years in prison

53:07 for domestic terrorism.

53:09 US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Thursday.

53:11 The days of committing crimes without consequence of ended,

53:14 Bondi said in a statement, let this be a warning.

53:16 If you join this wave of domestic terrorism

53:18 against Tesla properties,

53:19 the Department of Justice will put you behind bars, she added.

53:22 So there's a bunch of analyzing and violence.

53:25 You've seen this.

53:25 You've seen everything from cyber trucks being keyed,

53:29 to people ramming into these things,

53:31 people firebombing Tesla dealerships.

53:33 But there's one video that I saw recently

53:36 where I'm like, this is gonna be bad

53:39 and it's going to get worse.

53:41 I saw a video of a Tesla

53:42 where this person was like in a green sedan

53:44 or something like that.

53:45 They were trying to run the Tesla off the road

53:46 and then eventually they pulled in front of the Tesla

53:48 kind of, you know, cock-eyed and then they parked.

53:50 They got out and they,

53:53 Tesla driver had their window down,

53:54 wasn't an idiot,

53:55 but they started punching the Tesla driver.

53:58 I think it was a 60 something year old woman, right?

54:00 Beat her up.

54:02 Well, we will eventually see, and I think Matt Walsh

54:04 was the first person to point this out

54:05 that I heard say it, but I think he's absolutely right.

54:07 We will 100% see a Tesla driver dragged out

54:10 of their vehicle and murdered.

54:12 It's gonna happen.

54:13 Because, you know, even though people are being arrested,

54:16 even though, you know, they're being charged

54:18 spinning upon the state they're in,

54:19 the federal charges, you know, maybe usurped,

54:21 there's some issues there.

54:23 And also we don't see any Democrats

54:24 and that's what all these people are,

54:25 every single one of these people are Democrats

54:27 that are doing these things.

54:28 A lot of these people are paid agitators

54:30 and we don't see the Democratic Party coming out and saying,

54:32 yeah, you shouldn't do that.

54:34 Stop analyzing cars, you derelict.

54:36 What is wrong with you, right?

54:38 They may not like Elon Musk.

54:40 They may like it whenever Tesla stock takes a tumble,

54:43 but to be pro-vandalism and violence, you know,

54:46 as I'm saying it, I'm like, well, let's go back to 2020.

54:49 George Floyd overdoses and dies in police custody.

54:51 And then the Democrats just sat back

54:53 and they actually Kamala Harris funded people

54:56 that were being arrested for destroying their own cities,

54:58 for hurting and killing people, you know,

55:00 funding them getting out of prison earlier, right?

55:03 Getting out of jail, bailin' 'em out, right?

55:05 So I guess we shouldn't be surprised

55:07 to see that Democrats are doing this.

55:08 And again, the violence is being orchestrated.

55:11 Right, so back in George Floyd's summer,

55:13 the summer of love with $2 billion worth of damage

55:15 and a few dozen people that were murdered,

55:17 there would be pallets of bricks that would just show up

55:19 and random street corners in major cities across the US,

55:23 which begs question, who paid for those bricks?

55:26 Who paid for the delivery?

55:28 Right?

55:29 All these people where they're just like,

55:30 oh, these are just protests that just spun up.

55:31 Nope, these are orchestrated and paid for, but guess what?

55:35 There are very low IQ copycat people

55:37 that don't understand that this violence,

55:39 that this vandalism is being orchestrated.

55:42 They're just gonna go along with it

55:44 'cause they see other idiots doing it.

55:45 And they're like, what, I'm an idiot.

55:47 Let me put on a ball of clava

55:48 and then I'll go do the exact same thing.

55:50 Now, obviously it's still rich

55:52 that we see these leftist extreme types,

55:55 these environmentalist people

55:57 attacking the creator of the most successful

55:59 electric car company in the history of mankind

56:01 and also the guy who's trying to save humanity

56:04 because of what we're doing to, quote unquote,

56:07 destroy the planet by taking humanity to Mars, right?

56:11 That's the guy they're attacking.

56:12 Why?

56:13 Because he wore a MAGA hat,

56:15 because he supported Donald Trump,

56:16 because he helped coordinate getting Donald Trump

56:18 on the Joe Rogan experience.

56:20 It's like, all right, well, we gotta tear this guy down.

56:21 So I'll go to my big takeaway on this one.

56:24 When the right boycott's a brand,

56:26 we just stopped giving them our money.

56:29 When the left boycotts a brand,

56:31 they try to physically destroy it

56:32 and the people using it.

56:34 So you wanna know about the differences

56:36 between right and left?

56:37 There's a stark difference right there.

56:39 Conservatives don't like Bud Light

56:41 because they made a custom can for Dylan Mulvaney

56:43 and they basically said, yeah, we're pro,

56:45 this old trans nonsense stuff.

56:46 You know what we did?

56:47 We stopped buying Bud Light

56:48 or if your kid rocked, you shot him.

56:50 You know, shot a bunch of cases of Bud Light, all right?

56:53 Now, my issue is with the right

56:54 when we boycott something

56:55 because we don't have the stamina for it.

56:57 So I've talked about this a lot of different times.

56:59 All you guys out there supporting Disney,

57:02 don't come to me and complain about the content

57:04 that Disney puts out there

57:05 because they have a not so secret gay agenda

57:07 and they are trying to infiltrate the mind of your child.

57:10 And here you are with your Disney Plus subscription

57:13 and you're spending thousands and thousands,

57:16 sometimes tens of thousands of dollars

57:18 to take them on a Disney cruise

57:20 or to one of their theme parks.

57:21 You're fueling the thing that you hate, you idiot.

57:25 What is wrong with you?

57:26 So that's my issue with the right

57:28 is we don't take our boycotts far enough.

57:30 I still do not support Netflix

57:31 because of the Cuties movie on there,

57:33 which is a pedophilic movie

57:35 that allows for grown men to be sexually aroused

57:38 by the dancing and goings on of minor girls, little girls, right?

57:43 But with the left, they can't be all done, right?

57:46 They take their boycott seriously.

57:48 They try to destroy the brand.

57:50 They're not just gonna start buying a different beer.

57:53 They're not just gonna get a subscription

57:55 to bent key.

57:56 They want to destroy the entire apparatus.

57:59 So again, not all worldviews are the same,

58:02 not all ways of comporting ourselves are the same.

58:04 And this is a great example

58:05 of how the left operates and what they actually believe.

58:08 All right, a couple more quick hitters left.

58:10 RFK juniors fight to keep Americans

58:11 from buying junk food with food stamps.

58:13 This is according to Fortune.

58:15 According to entrepreneur and White House advisor,

58:18 Kaylee Means, who was also present at the event,

58:20 the Trump administration is suggesting states submit waivers

58:23 to the USDA to take soda out of the supplemental

58:25 nutrition assistance program, that's food stamps,

58:28 as a first step before moving onto candy

58:30 and other confectionaries.

58:31 Kennedy is working to convince other state governors

58:33 to take similar action according to Means.

58:35 Bobby is talking to at least 15 governors

58:38 to convince them to take more similar action Means said.

58:41 HHS does not have the authority to approve these waivers,

58:45 but Kennedy is lending his political cachet

58:48 to build momentum.

58:50 So a lot's been made about this.

58:51 How dare they change this program and all that?

58:53 But did you guys know that the number one product

58:57 bought with food stamps by a wide margin is super sugary soda?

59:02 Did you know that?

59:03 My big takeaway on this one.

59:05 No, RFK junior is not trying to make it

59:08 to where you can't buy junk food with your money.

59:12 He's trying to make it to where you can't buy junk food

59:16 with my money.

59:17 See the difference?

59:20 Because people that are on food stamps,

59:23 those food stamps are provided by my tax paying dollars,

59:27 my dollars, okay?

59:29 And most of these people have income from other places.

59:33 So what RFK is saying is, okay, this money, these stamps,

59:36 this allowance essentially that you're given

59:39 from the US federal government paid for by me,

59:41 you can't buy crap with it.

59:44 Because guess what?

59:45 You buy crap like, you know, Dr. Pepper and talkies

59:49 and gas station donuts and gummy bears.

59:53 Guess what also that's gonna cause?

59:55 That's gonna cause you to have a bunch of health issues,

59:58 right?

59:58 Regardless of your genetic structure,

1:00:00 that's gonna cause major health issues for you.

1:00:03 And then guess what?

1:00:04 We're expected to pay for your healthcare, right?

1:00:08 This universal healthcare push,

1:00:10 Obamacare, all those types of things.

1:00:11 So the federal government is aiding and abetting you

1:00:15 and destroying your physical health.

1:00:16 And then the taxpayers are coming and provide you

1:00:19 with the insurance so that you can go get treatment

1:00:22 for something that you could have prevented yourself, okay?

1:00:25 So I am super pro at RFK is trying to do here.

1:00:29 Yeah, if we're providing you food stamps,

1:00:30 you have to eat real food.

1:00:32 Like, let's just make it that easy.

1:00:34 They're called food stamps, you have to buy food.

1:00:37 Doritos are not food.

1:00:38 Can you eat them and not die immediately?

1:00:40 Yes.

1:00:42 But it is poison.

1:00:44 If your diet is Doritos, you will not make it far.

1:00:47 But yeah, if you wanna buy chicken, beef, broccoli,

1:00:52 bottled water, something like that, sure.

1:00:55 I am totally fine helping fund that.

1:00:57 Now, I'm kind of anti food stamps to begin with

1:01:00 because I'm okay with temporary food stamps.

1:01:02 Hey, let's get you back on your feet.

1:01:04 But hey, we're gonna have you on food stamps

1:01:05 for decades at a time.

1:01:07 Government assistance for decades at a time.

1:01:09 It's part of the reason why we're technically

1:01:10 already bankrupt as a country.

1:01:11 But no, he's not trying to make it where you can't buy,

1:01:14 junk food with your own money.

1:01:15 He's trying to make it to where you can't buy it

1:01:16 with my money and that is totally super duper fair.

1:01:20 All right, last one here.

1:01:21 The sports moment of the year, okay?

1:01:25 Now, I wanted to talk about this on a previous episode,

1:01:28 but it kind of ran out of time.

1:01:30 And I was supposed to have Mark Wayne Mullen on here.

1:01:32 Dude's been pretty busy up there at the Senate.

1:01:33 You know, Trump hasn't run in all over the place

1:01:35 so I was gonna talk to him about it.

1:01:37 But I do wanna set up what I'm talking about here

1:01:39 a little bit.

1:01:40 So just in case some of you have been living under a rock

1:01:42 and haven't seen any of the clips or anything like that, okay?

1:01:44 So let's go back to the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo,

1:01:47 which technically happened in the summer of 2021.

1:01:50 Gable Stevenson, not Stevenson, right?

1:01:52 How many people have messed that up?

1:01:54 Gable Stevenson won the 125 kilogram gold medal

1:01:58 and freestyle wrestling, okay?

1:01:59 This was after he won the NCAA National Championship

1:02:02 earlier that same year, okay?

1:02:04 But he didn't just win the Olympic gold medal.

1:02:07 He wanted in absolutely spectacular and dramatic fashion.

1:02:12 So in the clip I'm about to show you,

1:02:13 Gable is down three to George's Geno Petrias Vili.

1:02:18 I practiced it and then I messed it up.

1:02:21 Petrias Vili, okay?

1:02:23 Geno Petrias Vili with less than 20 seconds left on the clock.

1:02:26 Okay, down three, less than 20 seconds left on the clock.

1:02:29 Okay, Petrias Vili was the defending Olympic champ.

1:02:32 And here's the thing, in this particular sport,

1:02:34 a takedown at the time is only worth two points.

1:02:37 He's down three with 20 seconds left to go.

1:02:39 So he's about to lose.

1:02:41 Geno's about to repeat as the Olympic champion.

1:02:43 And then this happens.

1:02:44 Shh, just.

1:02:49 Nice, George, and just diving in on the leg,

1:02:54 locking the leg down.

1:02:56 Experience, patience there from a guy

1:03:00 who's been in the heat of the battle

1:03:01 at these big international moments

1:03:03 more than the young American,

1:03:05 but now two there for Steveson.

1:03:07 Cutting him loose to come back to the center.

1:03:11 Has to have it here. - For five seconds.

1:03:13 - Fake snap, fake snap, fake snap, fake snap, fake snap,

1:03:18 fake snap, go get it, go get it, go get it.

1:03:21 - Trying to come around.

1:03:22 - Get the two, it's put on the board.

1:03:24 Gable, Steveson at the final second,

1:03:28 grabs gold for Team USA!

1:03:31 - All right, so for those of you that are just listening,

1:03:34 like he gets a takedown,

1:03:35 which is kind of a meaningless takedown, right?

1:03:38 And then he cuts him, right?

1:03:39 So under 10 seconds left to go.

1:03:41 And then he shoots, he keeps going,

1:03:44 and he finishes the takedown

1:03:46 with like less than a second left to go.

1:03:48 I mean, it was absolutely insane.

1:03:50 I remember watching it and just absolutely losing my mind

1:03:52 on episode 220 of this podcast,

1:03:54 go all the way back to 220.

1:03:56 Now that was what I said was my highlight

1:03:58 of the Tokyo games, my absolute highlight.

1:04:00 It was absolutely incredible.

1:04:01 And Gable was riding high after that.

1:04:03 He signed with the WWE, didn't quite work out.

1:04:05 He doesn't really have the personality for it.

1:04:07 He tried out for the NFL,

1:04:08 like I think it was with the Buffalo Bills,

1:04:10 and spring training a little bit,

1:04:11 not spring training, that's baseball.

1:04:13 But in their off-season stuff,

1:04:14 and he didn't make the cut or whatever.

1:04:16 But then a couple of years later,

1:04:18 decided he wanted to go back to the University of Minnesota

1:04:20 to compete again, he had another year of eligibility.

1:04:22 So he wanted to go back

1:04:23 and potentially win his third national title.

1:04:26 So I guess, and again, with the NIL and all that,

1:04:28 he was gonna make a bunch of money doing all that.

1:04:31 And he just dominated all season, okay?

1:04:33 All season, completely undefeated.

1:04:35 But not even that, he never gave up a single takedown.

1:04:38 And even if you're dominant as a wrestler,

1:04:40 if you don't give up a single takedown

1:04:42 in an entire season, like that's unheard of.

1:04:45 He crushed the Big Ten tournament to become champion.

1:04:48 And here he is in the NCAA tournament.

1:04:50 He just crushes his way all the way to the final.

1:04:52 Actually going back to the Big Ten tournament,

1:04:53 I think he was wrestling the heavyweight from Ohio State.

1:04:55 At one point, he's close to the edge of the mat.

1:04:56 He just kind of picks up the guy

1:04:57 and like throws him off the mat.

1:05:00 Like I'm just like, ah, bored, bored with you.

1:05:02 Go over there, okay?

1:05:03 So now we get to the final, okay?

1:05:05 The final is between him and Oklahoma State's

1:05:07 Wyatt Hendrickson, okay?

1:05:09 So Hendrickson had previously wrestled

1:05:10 at the Air Force Academy for four years.

1:05:13 So he got an extra year of eligibility because of COVID

1:05:15 and he was selected for the world class athlete program

1:05:18 at the Air Force, which allowed him to delay

1:05:20 his military service 'cause I forget what rank he is

1:05:23 'cause he's already in the military technically.

1:05:25 So he transfers to Oklahoma State

1:05:26 for his last year of eligibility.

1:05:28 He also went undefeated during the season.

1:05:31 He gets undefeated through the postseason tournament

1:05:33 and now he's in the NCAA tournament

1:05:36 and he makes it all the way through that tournament

1:05:38 and now he's in the final,

1:05:39 the national final against Gable Stevenson,

1:05:41 still with zeros in the lost column, okay?

1:05:44 So it's undefeated versus undefeated,

1:05:46 but no one was given Wyatt Hendrickson any chance here.

1:05:50 This is Gable Stevenson.

1:05:51 I remember watching it on Saturday night by myself

1:05:54 on the back porch with a lovely cigar,

1:05:56 undaunted-dot-life/ cigars with daunted-dot-life/ cigars.

1:06:00 And I almost went to bed 'cause I was like,

1:06:02 "Ah, you know, I kind of watched the matches I wanted to watch,

1:06:04 but hey, this is the last time Gable Stevenson's ever

1:06:06 gonna wrestle, you know, it's great to watch greatness."

1:06:08 And so I was like, "I just stayed up and watch it."

1:06:10 So Gable walks out first

1:06:12 and they had a really cool walk out for the wrestlers.

1:06:14 And then we've got Wyatt Henderson, he walks out.

1:06:17 He's got like a more than conquerors, like, you know,

1:06:20 Jesus, you know, shirt thing, American flag draped

1:06:22 over his shoulders and all that.

1:06:23 And he starts to walk around the mat

1:06:24 and Gable Stevenson gets in his face.

1:06:27 So Wyatt just said recently on an aerial Hulani show,

1:06:30 like, "Hey, what did Gable say to you?"

1:06:32 And he's like, "Look, I was in the zone,

1:06:33 it was real loud, I couldn't really hear him."

1:06:35 But I think he said something along the lines of like,

1:06:38 "I've got the gold medal, like, you can't wear that American flag

1:06:41 unless you win the gold medal and Olympics like that type of thing."

1:06:44 And you're talking to a dude that's in the military,

1:06:45 that's an undefeated wrestler.

1:06:46 And you're basically saying, "You shouldn't be here,

1:06:48 this is my mat."

1:06:49 And also that's my flag.

1:06:51 Yikes, fighting words, okay?

1:06:53 Donald Trump is there in the front row,

1:06:55 he's there with Mark Wayne Mullen.

1:06:56 Donald Trump was supposed to leave like two or three matches

1:06:58 before, but he's like, "What are you talking about?

1:07:00 I'm gonna watch the entire thing."

1:07:01 You wanted to watch the last match

1:07:03 because there was a kid who's technically in the Air Force

1:07:06 at the last match, like you have Jordan Burrows

1:07:09 and Daniel Cormier on the call.

1:07:11 And by the way, they did a spectacular job.

1:07:13 Like those two, like the guy who was doing color

1:07:15 whoever was doing the color commentary,

1:07:17 he would basically start at the beginning of the match

1:07:19 and then he would just turn it over to Jordan Burrows,

1:07:21 very decorated gold medal wrestler

1:07:23 from a national champion from Nebraska

1:07:26 and then Daniel Cormier, an accomplished wrestler

1:07:28 and former UFC lightweight and heavyweight champ

1:07:29 in his own right, they did spectacular.

1:07:31 So let's go to the beginning of the match.

1:07:33 So Wyatt from the very beginning is incredibly aggressive

1:07:36 from the very beginning, he's shooting a lot,

1:07:38 he's kind of like fainting and like setting up shots

1:07:40 and all that.

1:07:41 That doesn't really happen with Gable Steves

1:07:43 and very much because most people get in there

1:07:44 and they're like, "Oh shoot, please don't get embarrassed

1:07:46 in front of my entire family and all these fans," right?

1:07:49 But Gable was still in control, we go to the third period,

1:07:53 Gable is up four to two, okay?

1:07:55 Now, this year in the NCAA and moving forward,

1:07:58 takedowns are not, we're two points, right?

1:08:00 There were three points for a takedown.

1:08:02 But Gable Steveson's up four to two

1:08:05 and he hasn't given up a takedown all year, okay?

1:08:07 So this match is essentially over.

1:08:09 But I wanna go to a clip here of the final 30 seconds

1:08:13 of this match between Gable Steveson and Wyatt Hendrickson.

1:08:16 30 seconds left.

1:08:18 Oh, he's still at the side, he's tied up.

1:08:21 Oh, look at him get big here.

1:08:23 Oh, my God.

1:08:24 It's going to double.

1:08:25 It's going to double, it's going to double, it's going to double.

1:08:28 Oh, my God.

1:08:29 Can you believe this?

1:08:32 Can you do it with the three?

1:08:33 Gable by Russell.

1:08:35 Here, let me see if it's going to move.

1:08:37 It's 30 seconds.

1:08:38 This could be it.

1:08:39 Oh, my goodness.

1:08:40 The biggest out of the second.

1:08:42 If the history of the NCAA, could this be it?

1:08:45 Yes, I'm hitting, pass, I got it.

1:08:51 Guys, like mind blowing, and if you're just listening to this

1:08:54 and you don't know what happened, so Wyatt Hendrickson

1:08:57 does an amazing faint at around 30 seconds left,

1:09:00 then he shoots a double leg.

1:09:03 But immediately Gable kind of stuffs it,

1:09:05 and you can see Wyatt Hendrickson's left hand kind of come off

1:09:09 of Gable Steveson's right leg.

1:09:11 And at that point, I'm like, okay, he's stuffed a takedown.

1:09:14 But Wyatt Hendrickson didn't stop trying to finish the takedown.

1:09:18 He just cut the corner, cut the corner, cut the corner,

1:09:21 cut the corner, finishes the takedown.

1:09:24 Like I literally just gave myself chills

1:09:25 like 'cause I can remember like being back on my porch

1:09:27 and seeing this.

1:09:28 When he, when he finished the takedown,

1:09:31 I'm literally sitting on my back porch.

1:09:32 I got like Crocs on or all that.

1:09:34 I stood up so fast, two things happen.

1:09:36 Both of my Crocs came off and I pulled a muscle on my stomach.

1:09:41 Okay, I was like, oh, oh my gosh.

1:09:44 Gable Steveson just got taken down.

1:09:46 Oh my gosh, holy crap, there's only 14 seconds left on the clock.

1:09:50 So you can see Gable, he's kind of shocked.

1:09:52 Like he's there, he's on all fours and he's like,

1:09:55 he's kind of shocked and you see him kind of look up

1:09:57 and he looks at the clock and there's like 13 seconds left,

1:10:00 12 seconds left and he's like, oh shoot, I gotta stand up.

1:10:02 So again, at this point, Wyatt Hendrickson is up one point.

1:10:05 So if Gable can just get to his feet and escape, it's tied.

1:10:09 Okay, it's tied five to five

1:10:10 and it's gonna go into overtime.

1:10:12 And I'm just gonna tell you,

1:10:14 you got a one in a million shot

1:10:16 to take Gable Steveson down one time.

1:10:18 I don't know what the odds would be

1:10:20 to take him down twice in a few minutes.

1:10:23 Like, when's the last time Gable Steveson was taken down

1:10:26 even in practice, right?

1:10:28 I know he's grappled a lot with Gordon Ryan and John Jones.

1:10:31 Have those guys been able to take him down?

1:10:32 Like, I don't know.

1:10:34 And then he kind of stands up, he tries to like turn

1:10:37 and face Hendrickson and Wyatt just squeezes

1:10:41 and kind of like gets higher than him and tilts him back over.

1:10:44 The match is over.

1:10:45 Wyatt Hendrickson beats the defending gold medalist,

1:10:48 or he beats the gold medalist from the Olympics,

1:10:51 a two-time champion denying Gable Steveson

1:10:55 his third national championship.

1:10:57 Absolutely insane.

1:10:58 My mind explodes.

1:10:59 My phone starts exploding.

1:11:01 Like, it was just absolute insanity, absolute insanity.

1:11:05 After the match was over,

1:11:07 Wyatt Hendrickson goes over to the edge of the mat,

1:11:09 makes eye contact with Trump, salutes him.

1:11:12 Like, and Trump salutes him back.

1:11:14 He gets off the mat and goes down to Trump.

1:11:17 And, you know, they hug and they have a moment,

1:11:20 super historic to beat Gable Steveson.

1:11:24 To get Gable's credit, well, sorta to his credit.

1:11:27 When they got to the podium and he got his second place trophy,

1:11:29 he got him, you know, slapped Wyatt on the back,

1:11:31 said good job, he was all smiles.

1:11:32 Like, a day later on social media, he's like,

1:11:34 "Hey, man, I'm super blessed, things are fine.

1:11:36 "Hey, at least you watched, right, that type of thing."

1:11:38 But it's like, "Hey, bro,

1:11:40 "maybe you shouldn't talk so much trash before the match.

1:11:43 "Maybe you shouldn't have told an American, right,

1:11:45 "a guy in the Air Force that he can't wear the American flag

1:11:48 "because you're the Olympic champ.

1:11:49 "Maybe you shouldn't have done that, right?"

1:11:51 He got served, not just humble pie.

1:11:53 He got like a humble buffet in that exact moment.

1:11:55 Wyatt Hendrickson was also named the Hodge Trophy winner.

1:11:57 Some people thought I was gonna go to that kid from Penn State

1:12:00 who won his fifth national title 'cause of COVID.

1:12:02 You know, all the records are completely jacked up now.

1:12:04 But I'll just go to my big takeaway here

1:12:05 as we wrap up the episode.

1:12:07 I am calling it right now.

1:12:09 Again, I'm sitting here recording this on April the fourth.

1:12:12 Okay, you guys are hearing this on April the whateverth, right?

1:12:15 I'm calling it right now.

1:12:17 That will be the sports moment of 2025.

1:12:20 We got a lot of things left to go, right?

1:12:23 As I'm sitting here, you know,

1:12:25 we don't know who's gonna win the final four, right?

1:12:28 You know, we don't know if Cooper Flag

1:12:29 is gonna be the super Duke freshman and gonna win.

1:12:31 We don't know that.

1:12:32 We don't know if the Los Angeles Dodgers are gonna,

1:12:35 you know, spend a billion dollars and then win 120 regular

1:12:37 season games and then sweep the playoffs

1:12:39 and win the World Series.

1:12:40 We don't know if the Thunder are actually any good,

1:12:42 even though I think the Thunder are kind of like

1:12:44 the 2001 Seattle Mariners

1:12:45 or where they're gonna win a whole bunch of games

1:12:47 in the regular season and then, you know,

1:12:49 end up getting bounced in the playoffs

1:12:50 'cause they don't have any killers on the team.

1:12:51 Who the heck knows?

1:12:52 Maybe the Thunder when their first championship.

1:12:54 Maybe there's something crazy that happens

1:12:55 in the world of soccer, even though nobody here cares.

1:12:57 Maybe something's gonna happen, you know,

1:13:00 with an NFL game, maybe there's gonna be a record

1:13:01 that's gonna be broken.

1:13:02 Maybe we're gonna see some sort of crazy Heisman moment.

1:13:05 Maybe there's gonna be this tremendous knockout,

1:13:07 one of the best knockouts we've ever seen,

1:13:08 one of this tremendous upsets in all these different things.

1:13:11 Maybe Tom Aspen all is gonna be John Jones

1:13:13 if they actually ever fight that, right?

1:13:16 Their Wyatt Hendrickson is the single best sports moment

1:13:21 of 2025 and if I'm wrong, I will update you,

1:13:26 but I don't think I'm gonna be wrong.

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