The Dude Boxer They Said Wasn’t a Dude Turns Out to be a Dude (Ep. 686)

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1:48 So today we are doing a quick hitter's bonanza after we get through with the main thing that

1:52 we want to talk about.

1:54 And hopefully I won't be doing a whole lot of quick hitters, bonanzas in 2025 because

1:57 basically how 2024 worked out is I would do all these interviews.

2:01 And then, you know, Joe becomes on once a month and Mark Wayne Mullen comes on once a month.

2:05 And then I get to the end of the month.

2:06 It's like crap.

2:07 I haven't been able to talk about all these stories and I just kind of keep a note on my

2:09 phone over the things that I want to talk about.

2:11 So I want to be able to do that more often.

2:14 So we'll see how it shakes out in 2025.

2:16 Maybe it'll be a little bit different.

2:17 But before I kind of give you the list of what we're going to talk about, obviously the

2:21 biggest news story I guess for this week is that Joe Biden, President Joe Biden on his

2:25 way out of office is going to be pardoning his son Hunter, but not just for the federal

2:30 charge, the gun charge that he was charged with and then also convicted of, but for everything

2:36 that he's done since 2014.

2:40 So basically for the last year or so, the White House has been saying that Joe Biden

2:43 was definitely not going to do this, but everybody with a functioning prefrontal cortex knew that

2:47 he was indeed.

2:48 In fact, going to do this, this is not a shock to everybody, but I'm not going to be giving

2:53 full commentary on the quick hitters to this story because everybody in their dog has given

2:57 their opinion on this.

2:58 And mine's not going to be that different.

3:00 The one thing that I will say that might be a little bit different is this kind of is

3:03 the last nail on the coffin of the Joe Biden presidency of perhaps being the worst four

3:08 year presidency, the worst presidential term of any modern president.

3:13 There have been some bad ones historically, you can go and check those out.

3:16 But in terms of modern presidents, I don't know that we've seen somebody that was as bad

3:20 on the economic front, as bad on the foreign policy front and as bad on the personal front.

3:27 He got a ton of money, more money than any other president ever from big pharma.

3:32 Hunter Biden for years and years and years is going around collecting bags of cash for

3:35 the Biden's because of who his daddy was.

3:38 And now Joe Biden is covering his tracks.

3:40 So I even mentioned like, I bet he pardoned him because he thought that Hunter would, you

3:43 know, turn, turn witness on him and kind of throw him under the bus.

3:47 But yeah, I think it solidifies Joe Biden is the worst modern president that we've ever

3:50 had.

3:51 So on the quick hitters, bananas, I'm going to be covering a lot of stories.

3:53 The greatest archaeological discovery since the Dead Sea scrolls confirming early worship

3:58 of Jesus as God.

4:00 Very important.

4:01 Also the Democrats in the mainstream media being absolutely full of crap about Trump

4:04 being Hitler, the most effective Trump political ad from the 2024 election cycle, Oklahoma

4:10 becoming the first state in the nation to purchase Bibles explicitly for in school use.

4:14 That's in the classroom, an illegal immigrant that brutally murdered Lake and Riley escaping

4:19 real justice.

4:20 The Archbishop of Canterbury, okay, and gay sex while simultaneously protecting pedophiles

4:25 in the church of England, Pastor John Piper, John Piper, referring to Trump's reelection

4:30 as evil, a Republican lawmaker who is also a rape survivor, introduces a bill that would

4:36 ban men wearing woman face from being able to access women's bathrooms, Italy banning

4:41 couples from going abroad for surrogacy, WNBA players signaling a strike, even after a

4:46 40 million dollar loss from last season, one of their biggest seasons ever in the city

4:50 of Los Angeles, becoming a sanctuary city.

4:54 So we're going to be talking about all that today and making myself a little quick note

4:57 here for the editor.

4:58 Boom.

4:59 Let's get into it.

5:00 But guys, before we get to the main subject of today's episode, I just need to correct

5:04 the record about some things that I said back on episode 673, so episode 673.

5:09 So that was my general election reaction podcast.

5:12 So I recorded that podcast on November the 6th.

5:15 So the election was on November the 5th.

5:17 I recorded it early the morning of November the 6th and this was after I woke up and saw

5:22 that Trump won.

5:23 So I had other plans for that Thursday's episode.

5:26 I did not think in a million years that we would know who won the election because all

5:30 the signs pointed to the fact that it was going to be an elongated counting process.

5:34 Obviously that wasn't the case.

5:35 And so early morning of November, November the 6th, I went with the information that

5:39 I had at the time.

5:40 So I need to correct the record on some things that didn't end up being true.

5:43 So with that, I jumped the gun on a few things here, the corrections.

5:46 I said that Trump won 286 electoral college votes to Kamala's 226.

5:51 Trump's actually got to 312 votes to Kamala's 226.

5:55 So there's a correction.

5:56 Also, I correctly said that Trump won the popular vote, but the margin I cited has obviously

6:01 changed since then with more votes being counted.

6:03 It looks like Trump won the popular vote by around 2.4 million votes.

6:07 So he got around 77.1 million votes to 74.7 million votes for Kamala Harris.

6:13 I also said that Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New York and Nebraska,

6:19 all past pro abortion laws.

6:21 Now as of that morning, November the 6th, Nebraska was trending the way that I said when

6:26 I recorded, but it did turn out that Nebraskans actually did the right thing and did not approve

6:31 the pro abortion laws for their state.

6:33 So I got a lot of messages from from Nebraskans and from cornhuskers.

6:37 So sorry, please stop DMing me.

6:39 This is your correction.

6:40 But overall, you know, I got some of those things wrong.

6:43 I kind of jumped the gun on some of that stuff because of how things were looking and trending.

6:47 But when I look back on my coverage of the election cycle, I like many other people got

6:52 a lot of things wrong about this election cycle.

6:54 Okay.

6:55 So I got a I got a message from somebody that has admitted in his message that he hasn't

6:59 listened to my show for about a year, year and a half.

7:01 And he's like, Oh, well, I guess you were wrong about Trump and not supporting him and

7:04 all that.

7:05 So this is a guy that took the last thing he heard me say about Trump, which was probably

7:08 about a year and a half ago and just fast forwarded to today and just assume that I've

7:12 changed none of my ideas and none of my supporting to that point. And so, but for those of you

7:18 that I've been listening, you know, that I've shifted and changed a lot as we've seen the

7:21 landscape change of our political state that we're in, you know, with Trump being shot

7:26 at all the different things that we saw.

7:28 But obviously I got so many things wrong.

7:30 One, I thought Ron DeSantis had a real shot to win the nomination and he never really did.

7:35 I thought that for the majority of the election cycle, except for the last few months, I thought

7:39 that Trump would be defeated, right? And even towards in those final weeks, I even talked

7:43 about on episode 673 that I thought that he could still lose. I thought that was a real

7:48 possibility and I was super duper wrong about that.

7:51 I wasn't sure that the Democrats would replace Joe Biden. I just thought that he was too

7:55 entrenched to that point. They obviously did. I didn't think in a million years that they

7:59 would replace, you know, Roomba president with retarded word salad VP, but they did.

8:04 They put Kamala Harrison. They didn't do an open primary. I like everyone in the world

8:08 didn't think that they would call the race on election night. And they did. I like everyone

8:11 else in the world thought that in order for Trump to win, it would be narrowly in the

8:16 electoral college, but then he would also lose the popular vote. I was super duper wrong

8:20 about that.

8:21 I also thought that the Democrats would keep Kamala Harris in the basement so that they

8:25 could, you know, ride the vibes all the way into the White House and that Kamala Harris,

8:29 you know, would somehow just find mass appeal. And the only two cohorts that she overperformed

8:34 expectations on were one with women of color and two rich atheists. Then I was very shocked

8:40 by that. I thought that she would have some, some big wins across the board. And last thing,

8:44 as I've said for months and on multiple platforms, that I thought that no matter who won, that

8:48 the country would burn. How many times did I say that on the show? I was like, you know,

8:53 if Trump loses, MAGA people are going to be [inaudible] if Kamala or Joe Biden lost then Antifa

8:59 and all these people, Black Lives Matter, they were just going to be burning down our

9:01 cities. And at least for now, guys, I was wrong about that too. Like, I don't really

9:06 know what it's going to look like as we get closer to the inauguration, perhaps or something

9:11 that's being planned. Or perhaps it was just such an overwhelming victory that all of the

9:15 agitators that are on the left are just going to keep their bricks and Molotov cocktails

9:19 on ice until something changes. So we'll see how that goes. But now we need to get into

9:24 the subject matter for today's episode. Okay. So the dude boxer, they said, wasn't a dude

9:29 turns out to be a dude. Right. So let's talk about that. So I think all guys like to be

9:36 right. You know, we like, we like to be that one guy standing up saying the thing that

9:40 no one else will say and then we like being vindicated in the end. But for a lot of us,

9:44 we don't really get to experience that. For me as a podcast show host, obviously I just

9:48 went through a laundry list of things that I was wrong on because I'm very open and honest

9:51 about when I get things wrong, it just kind of is what it is. When you say something publicly

9:55 and so fervently, it's going to happen. Like, I, yeah, I have people sometimes send me messages

9:59 or leave bad reviews are like, this guy just seems so sure of his opinions and blah, blah

10:03 on each seems so cocky about everything. It's like, well, you wouldn't listen to the show

10:07 if I didn't have strongly formed and fought opinions. If I was just like, yeah, I don't

10:11 really know Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, you know, kind of do whatever feels right. Flippa

10:14 coin, who cares? No one will listen to a show like that. So invariably you're going to have

10:18 times where you're just flat out wrong. But sometimes guys, you're so unbelievably right.

10:25 And you're so vindicated in the face of people calling you horrible names that you just have

10:30 to do the Mexican hat dance on their stupid sad faces. And one of those times is happening

10:35 right now. And I am here for it because it's mega delicious. So let's go all the way in

10:41 the way back machine to the Paris Olympics this last summer. I know the Paris Olympics

10:44 seemed like it happened a million years ago, but it was just a few months ago. So there

10:48 were plenty of interesting storylines that came from those Olympic games. So we had the

10:51 pagan, you know, satanic opening ceremonies. We had the United States dominating the metal

10:55 count metal count again. We had the brilliance of Simone Biles. So Simone Biles is actually

11:00 pretty awesome when she decides she wants to compete. We had the Australian female breakdancer,

11:05 right? Remember her? She got a score of 0.00. That was amazing. Then we had that Turkish Olympic

11:10 shooter going viral dude that just had his hand in his pocket and just was like, I think I'm okay.

11:14 Dude got the silver medal. That was amazing. But there was one name that stood out as the most

11:19 controversial and most talked about Olympic athlete. And that was a monclave. Okay. So whom we all

11:25 were told reliably informed was a woman competing in women's boxing for team Algeria. Okay. So I

11:33 will do a full breakdown or actually I did a full breakdown on this entire situation on episode 638

11:40 of this podcast. So if you want to hear my full breakdown, go to 638 of this podcast. I talked

11:44 about this story after I got done blubbering about Roman the giant dying. So you can go back and

11:48 listen to that if you want to. But here's the skinny on the story. There were two male boxers

11:53 that were competing in the women's boxing divisions in the Paris Olympics and both of them won gold

11:58 medals. So that's a monclave of Algeria. She won gold or sorry, he won gold in the women's welterweight

12:04 division. And then Lin Yu Ting of Taiwan, not Chinese Taipei. That's not a real thing. They won gold or

12:09 this person, this male won gold in the women's featherweight division. So neither one of these

12:14 dudes lost a single round for the entire tournament, which makes a lot of sense because they were dudes

12:18 fighting women. Both were allowed to compete by the IOC after testing positive for XY chromosomes

12:25 in the previous year's world championships. Okay, which does of course means both of them are

12:29 male. You don't get XY chromosomes unless you are actually male. So I like many others was very

12:35 vocal at the time about my outrage with this, because you know, at its core, it's just it's a

12:40 lot of things all at once. It's unjust. It okay and kind of, you know, just handwaves over violence

12:47 of men towards women. And also it's going against every standard by which we've come to protect

12:52 women's sports, right? Because obviously there's a reason why we have separate divisions for women

12:57 because it's not the same as competing with the men. So the thing about my vocal and public outrage

13:02 is that it was met with a lot of negativity from left wingers or just dumb people. But perhaps

13:08 I'm repeating myself a lot, a lot of outrage. So I kept getting lecture to buy these dunces about

13:15 me not understanding the nuance, the nuance of this situation in the in the science here. Let me

13:23 explain to you the science about what's happening here. And oh, you really should just wait and see

13:28 and just kind of see how this all shakes out so that you don't have to, you know, eat crow or

13:32 pull your foot out of your mouth. But even though I that I even though I was reliably informed by

13:37 dilettantes that I was woefully wrong headed on this issue, there has been some recent breaking

13:42 news on this story. But before we get there, I want to play a clip of some of my commentary

13:51 on this subject that I gave back on episode 638. Okay. So this is if you're listening to episode

13:57 638, it's about 47 minutes into the episode, maybe just a few seconds shy of the 47 minute mark.

14:02 So 47 minutes into episode 638. I said this. Now, some people have said some really dumb things

14:10 surrounding this, which is, well, have you inspected their crotches to see if they have a penis?

14:15 At which point I would say no, you freak. Because you don't actually have to subject an athlete

14:22 to that level of screening. But I've already established that there are real life physical

14:29 abnormalities where I could well actually let me talk about that. There are real life conditions,

14:35 physical abnormalities, genetic abnormalities, where a male would not present as a male according

14:43 to their crotch, meaning you would not be able to visibly see a penis and testicles on their crotch.

14:50 Okay. So for some people, they might have an inverted penis. They might have testes

14:56 that are still inside their body. There are some people, this is very, very, very rare.

15:01 They are born with a vagina and a penis and testicles. Okay. These are abnormalities.

15:07 So you can inspect these two guys as crotches, these two boxers, and come away with a conclusion

15:14 that they might be female, because perhaps they have a micro penis or an inverted penis or their

15:20 testicles are still inside their body. So you wouldn't be able to just look at them and tell

15:24 just by looking at their crotches. But do you know how I can make sure my eyes aren't deceiving me?

15:31 Again, I could do a genetic test, which they both took, which they both failed, and don't forget,

15:40 neither of them challenged the results. Their coaches didn't challenge the results. Their families

15:45 didn't challenge the results. Their countries that they're representing did not challenge the

15:49 results of the tests. You have to ask yourself why they didn't appeal. Why would they not appeal?

15:55 Did you guys hear that? Did you hear that? Because I want you to remember

16:01 that two, three minutes there as I talk about this and as I read this, because I want to go

16:05 to an article by Redux that was released on November the 4th of this year, okay, which by the way,

16:11 the tagline for Redux's website, just so you know, it's not some, you know, right-wing conspiracy

16:15 website is feminist news and opinion. So this is Redux with two X's feminist news and opinion.

16:23 So let's go to this. Let's just read directly from the story. A shocking new development has

16:28 emerged in the case of Algerian boxer Amman Khalif after a French journalist reportedly

16:32 gained access to a damning medical report revealing Khalif has testicles. The news comes

16:38 months after Khalif seized a gold medal in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics. The report was

16:43 drafted on June of 2023 via a collaboration between the Kremlin Bistra Hospital in Paris,

16:49 France and the Muhammad-Lamin de Baggin Hospital in Algeria. Drafted by expert endocrinologist

16:57 Suma Fadallah and Jacques Young, the report reveals that Khalif is impacted by five alpha

17:02 reductase deficiency, a disorder of sexual development that is only found in biological males,

17:09 only found in biological males. Okay, let's keep going. This disorder development typically

17:15 becomes apparent by puberty when five alpha adolescents begin to experience signs of

17:20 masculineization such as muscle growth, hair growth and an absence of breast tissue development

17:24 or menstruation. Without access to a proper clinical examination, males with alpha or with five

17:30 alpha may incorrectly believe they are female into adulthood. At the end of October, French

17:35 journalist Dafar Ait Adiya, sorry, obtained a copy of a thorough physical examination that

17:41 was conducted on Khalif in order to verify the presence of a disorder of sexual development.

17:46 According to Adiya, the clinical report reveals that an MRI determined that Khalif has no uterus,

17:52 but instead had internal testicles and a micro penis resembling an enlarged clitoris.

18:00 A chromosomal test further confirmed that Khalif has an XY carryotype while a hormone test found

18:06 that Khalif had a testosterone level typical of males. Adiya also noted that doctors suggested

18:12 Khalif's parents may have been blood relatives. Okay, so I hate to say I told you so. Actually,

18:20 you know what? No, I don't. Actually, I love it. I love to say that I told you so, especially

18:25 to all of you. Cocksure leftists that came at me and called me a bigot and a transphobe.

18:31 You fricking dumb, dumb, can kick rocks for all I care. So what we all knew the entire time was

18:38 happening was actually happening. We were told don't believe your lion eyes believe what we say

18:43 because we are your moral betters. And it just wasn't the case. The dude boxer they said wasn't

18:47 a dude turns out to be a dude because duh because obviously. So you might expect there to be a certain

18:53 level of outrage from feminists and advocates for women's sports, right? Right about this time.

19:00 You know, you might expect there to be a a groundswill of people demanding that a moncolith and Algeria

19:06 give the gold medal back that they stole, right? You might even expect that there would be a chorus

19:13 of apologies from leftists for calling people like me, bigoted transphobes and haters, right?

19:19 Well, you might expect all that, but none of that has happened and very, very, very likely will not

19:26 happen. There has not been significant outrage from feminists and advocates for women's rights

19:30 and sports. There has not been a significant groundswell of people demanding that a moncolith

19:35 and Algeria give back the gold medal that they stole. And there has not been a chorus of

19:39 apologies from leftists for trying to destroy people for pointing out basic facts. Okay,

19:44 this breaking news went into an out of the news cycle, like, you know, the grandpa Simpson gift

19:49 walks in and rots right back out. It just disappeared, right? Fart in the wind. And it did so for two

19:53 main reasons. One, we have the collective societal memory of a goldfish, right? You know, the Paris

19:59 Olympics, like I said earlier, may as well have been 200 years ago. And the second is this hit the

20:04 internet the day before the general election, that Redux article came out on November the 4th.

20:11 And then we get to November the 5th on November the 4th, nobody was paying attention to anything

20:15 else other than the general election. So the story just got completely swallowed up. And so

20:21 here we sit, a moncolith got a gold medal after beating up a bunch of women and no one is saying

20:26 boo about it. And I do want to kind of go back to something that I said on that episode as well.

20:30 So again, you can go back and listen to it for yourself. I said, there is a chance that

20:34 a moncolief and his team and those different people that they honestly thought that this dude

20:39 was a chick. But at the previous year's world championships, they were disabused of that notion

20:45 because of the presence of XY chromosomes inside of a moncolief, right? Because again,

20:50 remember me saying I thought, you know, perhaps this dude has a micro penis and internal testicles,

20:55 but there's nothing about this person that is female. So to a certain degree, you could feel bad

21:01 for them unless, which seems more likely, these people knew that a moncolief was a dude. And they're

21:07 like, we got a competitive advantage here. Algeria isn't exactly a sports powerhouse. I don't even

21:13 know how often they win gold medals in anything, but they had a chance here to have a celebrity.

21:18 And if they could just, you know, skate through the fact that it was a man beating up women,

21:22 then it would have been okay and would have worked out for him, right? So what are some things that

21:26 we can take away from and learn from this story as I wrap up my commentary on it?

21:30 The first is, if a leftist is telling you to not believe you're lying eyes, you're probably spot

21:35 on. So if somebody is telling you, yeah, yeah, I know that your eyes are telling you this. I know

21:40 that logic would point you to this outcome. But let me tell you, let me just kind of walk you over

21:46 here and I will tell you how I view the world. And then you'll just do that too, because I'm

21:50 better than you, right? So perhaps don't go along with that. Another thing that we can learn is that

21:56 third and fourth wave feminists are absolutely full of crap, which shouldn't be breaking news

22:01 to anybody. But again, I do feel the need to kind of break down the different waves.

22:05 First wave feminism, that was about suffrage equal rights, right? Second wave feminism was

22:10 about sexual liberation. And you know, if a man can sleep with anybody without consequences,

22:16 I should be able to be a woman and do that too. Third wave feminism was more about, you know,

22:20 what we don't actually need men men are inferior to women, women are superior, we don't actually

22:26 need them. Now we're in fourth wave, they're trying to figure out what exactly all this means,

22:30 because fourth wave feminism, you know, females being dominant and being better doesn't exactly

22:35 work with the narrative where men can pretend to be women and actually be superior to all women,

22:40 right? That doesn't exactly work. But where are the third and fourth wave feminists right now

22:44 that are advocating for all the women that Amman Khalif and Lin Yutin beat up,

22:49 where all the where are they? It's incredibly quiet right now. And the last thing here is,

22:55 we can only hope that the major shift we've seen in recent elections, you know, recently with the

23:00 general election is an indication that people are really tired of this people around the globe are

23:05 just absolutely fed up with this. And we're finally going to move to stop this insanity,

23:09 right? We've seen a lot of teams in women's volleyball forfeit their matches in the Mountain

23:14 West against San Diego State, because San Diego State has a male that is competing, which by the

23:18 way, guys, go search for video of this male volleyball player, because the net is lower,

23:25 because women in general cannot jump higher than men in general. Certainly women's volleyball

23:29 players cannot jump as high as men's volleyball players. And this dude is playing as above the

23:34 net as you can play, right? If you, if you just look at them, you're like, Oh my gosh, I'm gonna

23:39 have to not believe my lying eyes, because this is clearly a dude playing against women. Thank God

23:43 that San Diego State didn't win the Mountain West. You know, the NCAA avoided a major issue

23:48 with them not making the NCAA tournament. All right, as far as I know, they haven't made the NCAA

23:53 tournament. But we're seeing teams stand up against us now. We're seeing parents stand up

23:57 against us now. We're seeing athletic programs and entire schools stand up against us now. And

24:01 now we've got the Trump administration that is basically saying enough, enough of this nonsense.

24:06 And it's not just the sports. It's about if you're a child, no, you cannot have puberty blockers. You

24:13 cannot have your healthy breast tissue cut off. But then eventually just so you guys can know where

24:17 this is going, we have to advocate for the same thing for adults. Okay, I know some of you have a

24:22 real big libertarian streak. And I don't want the government telling me what I can and can't do.

24:26 Actually, you do every single day. If you drive on the roads, you have speed limits. And guess

24:30 what? If you break the speed limit, you will get pulled over and you'll likely get a ticket.

24:33 Well, the government can't tell me what to do. Well, they didn't tell you that you could speed

24:37 or could not speed, right? But they did say, here's the limit. And if we find that you violated this

24:41 limit, we're going to enforce our laws and give you a just punishment, right? This shouldn't be

24:46 allowed for adults either. If a 35 year old man walks into a plastic surgeon's office and says,

24:52 I want to be a woman. And all I need to do that is for you to shave down my Adam's apple,

24:57 shave down my cheekbones, and inject me with certain hormones, give me a breast augmentation,

25:03 which basically give me tits. And then, you know, cut off my penis and balls,

25:07 that that should not be legal either. That if you're going to do something like that,

25:10 well, guess what? You're going to have to go to some private illegal facility, which will be at

25:15 more risk to your life, which is the risk that you're taking by doing that. So that's where this is

25:19 going. So I guess we can look forward to that. Hey guys, real quick, as you've heard me describe

25:23 before, I am incredibly conservative about the supplements that I take. I spent years being

25:28 terrified of putting different products in my body because I didn't know what they were made

25:32 with or if it was going to be kind of fly by night companies using all kinds of crazy ingredients.

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26:58 Quick hitter is first one here. The greatest archaeological discovery since the Dead Sea

27:02 Scrolls confirming early worship of Jesus has God. So this is according to the New York Post on

27:06 November the 19th. If only these floors could talk scientists are going gaga over the earliest

27:10 inscription declaring Jesus is God claiming that this 1800 year old engraving could change our

27:16 understanding of Christianity. The mosaic is the greatest discovery since the Dead Sea Scrolls

27:20 declared Carlos Campo CEO of the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, where the theologically

27:25 significant relic has been housed since July, the Jewish new sin to get reported. Dubbed the

27:31 Megiddo Mosaic, the 581 foot artifact was originally underneath the floor of the Megiddo

27:36 prison in Israel in 2005, after which it was excavated in pieces by the Israel Antiques

27:42 Authority over the course of four years. inscribed on the mosaics are Greek words,

27:47 the God loving at kept toast has offered the table to God Jesus Christ as a memorial.

27:53 Lynn described this as the first physical proclamation of Jesus Christ as God, the Daily

27:57 Mail reported the mosaic presents groundbreaking physical evidence of the practices and beliefs

28:02 of early Christians, including the first archaeological instance of the phrase God Jesus Christ

28:07 seconded the exhibition's curator, Allegri Severegio. This is like all these ridiculous names. Sorry,

28:12 guys. This was significant as the artifact declared JC as God before Christianity became part

28:18 of the Roman Empire JNS reported. So here's my big takeaway on this. I love it when archaeology

28:26 confirms what some of us already knew long ago. So this is saying again, going back to the article

28:31 that this is, you know, the greatest discovery in that this will completely change our understanding

28:36 of Christianity, which I would say what exactly is it changing? Because the good news of the

28:43 gospel is that roughly 2000 years ago, a 33 year old Jewish construction worker was killed on a

28:49 Roman cross at the behest of the Jewish and he turned he was placed in Joseph of Aramathius tomb

28:53 and three days later, he walked out of that tomb in that the apostles who basically ran away and

28:59 said they they didn't know the guy. All of a sudden, we're all willing to die for not just what they

29:04 heard and not what they read before what they saw, which was a resurrected Jesus. And it exploded,

29:10 even when the Roman Empire decided that they wanted to stamp out Christianity when in all

29:14 actuality, they had no power to do so. But if everything that I just said was just fables,

29:20 which is what some people believe what Joe Rogan believes, what people that are just like, yeah,

29:24 well, you know, it was translated into this language and this language and this language.

29:27 And you know, we don't even have accounts of Jesus's life for hundreds and hundreds of years of

29:30 blah, blah, all these things that are wrong, right, that are just factually inaccurate.

29:35 If those things were indeed factually accurate, though, archaeology would continue to confirm

29:42 this. It would continue to say, yeah, the Bible says this, but this is clearly what it actually

29:47 looks like. And this is clearly what actually happened. The Bible is bought Christianity is

29:51 nonsense. We're all just highly evolved chimps, right? But that's not what happens.

29:56 Every single year, there seem to be new archaeological discoveries that confirm what we've

30:01 already known and what we already believe and what we have put our faith in, right? And so this

30:05 is just another one of those instances. So I'm not an anti archaeology by any stretch of the

30:09 imagination. Don't hear what I'm not saying. But I just love it when archaeology, science,

30:13 physics, all these things, when they just kind of catch up to what the Bible has already said

30:17 happened, right? And just think about it. I think someone recently on the Joe Rogan

30:22 experience said that the Sahara Desert, only about 5% of the Sahara Desert has been, you know,

30:27 excavated or looked into. But the Sahara Desert used to be lush and full of water and different

30:33 things. It wasn't a desert. They're literally finding whale bones in the Sahara Desert.

30:37 Whale bones. How did those get there? Well, because a whale died in that particular piece of land

30:43 when it was covered in water, obviously. And so there are so many different things.

30:47 But for you, Christians out there that are like, oh my gosh, what if there's an archaeological

30:52 discovery that goes against Christianity and all those things? What are we going to do?

30:55 Guys, it's just never going to happen. There's never going to be that archaeological discovery

31:00 or any gaggle of discoveries that are going to lead to Jesus wasn't actually God. And he didn't

31:05 actually rise from the grave. And the reason is, is because he is actually God. And he did rise

31:11 from the grave. Amen. And how will you? All right. Next quick hitter here, the Democrats and the

31:15 mainstream media being absolutely full crap about Trump being Hitler. So this is according to the

31:19 BBC on November the 13th, US President Joe Biden and President elect Donald Trump have met at the

31:24 White House. Biden invited Trump to meet with him as part of a longstanding tradition, signifying

31:29 the transfer of power as the government changes hands. It's the first time the pair have met since

31:33 the presidential debate in late June before Biden decided to end his reelection campaign.

31:37 And then according to Forbes on November the 26th, the federal prosecutions of Donald Trump

31:42 officially came to an end Tuesday when the federal appeals court dismissed Trump's case

31:46 for allegedly withholding White House documents after special counsel Jack Smith asked on Monday

31:51 that the felony charges against Trump be dropped, ending the historic saga. So right to my big takeaway

31:57 on this one, if Trump were actually Hitler, right, if he were the next iteration, just more tan and

32:05 worse than Adolf Hitler, you would stop at nothing to keep him from taking power again.

32:13 And you would be just fine doing so. Again, we just recently had on the, the writer, producer

32:20 and director of the Bonhoeffer film, right? It was great interview. Go back and check that out.

32:24 But Dietrich Bonhoeffer was part of a plot to kill Hitler.

32:27 And if he had followed through on that plot and been successful, he would have been just fine doing

32:34 so because of the level of evil that Adolf Hitler was perpetrating against image bearers of God.

32:39 And so if all these Democrats and all these moral betters, these people that are in power,

32:46 these people in Hollywood, people in the entertainment industry, people in the mainstream media,

32:50 if they actually thought that he was Hitler, they would not stand for this.

32:55 It wouldn't matter if he won by 50 million votes in the popular vote and got every single

33:00 electoral college vote, which again, interesting side note, the only states that Kamala Harris

33:04 won are the states that do not require a photo ID. Those are the literally the only states that

33:09 she won. So do with that, what you will. But if he were actually Hitler, as a public,

33:14 we could not allow him to take power. But within a week, he's just hobnobbing with Joe Biden at the

33:19 White House, who's got the biggest poo eating grin on his face that we've ever seen, right?

33:24 I would just about guarantee you that Joe Biden and Joe Biden both voted for Donald Trump,

33:29 because you know, he got shivmed in the back and pushed off a cliff by Kamala Harris and company,

33:33 right? He's just like, yeah, you know, suck it. This is what happens whenever I'm the only guy

33:37 that could have beaten Donald Trump and y'all got rid of me. So hey, eff around and find out.

33:42 But in this exact moment, again, you can't just be a mainstream media member and be like, all right,

33:48 well, we're just going to see what we can do to be on Trump's good side. So we get more coverage.

33:52 If you run one of these big companies, like Amazon or meta or any of these types of things,

33:56 you're not just going to kind of, you know, talk a little bit more softly about Donald

33:59 Trump and all these other things. No, if he's Hitler, you stop him. If he's actually Hitler,

34:04 you kill him, you get him out, you get him out of the gene pool, you put the country in complete

34:08 disarray because we will be able to sift through the ashes way faster than if Hitler actually were

34:12 to take power. But again, this is like the here's your sign. Most obvious of obvious points podcast,

34:18 I guess Trump was never actually Hitler. Trump is not a fascistic dictator. You know how we know

34:24 that to be true? Because he's been in office before and all the things that you said he would do,

34:29 he didn't do then. And the odds are very likely that he won't do them this time. You guys are full

34:35 of crap. All right, next quick hitter here, the most effective Trump political ad of the 2024

34:41 election cycle. And so there were a lot of different ads that came out. And again, I live in Oklahoma

34:46 so we didn't get a lot of those ads. But gosh, if you lived in North Carolina or Georgia or

34:50 Pennsylvania or Wisconsin or Michigan or Nevada or Arizona, you were just inundated with these

34:55 political ads. But there was one ad, one ad that they put out, the Trump campaign put out,

35:02 and it did so incredibly well that they dumped, as far as I understand it, hundreds of thousands,

35:06 if not millions of more dollars into this ad, because it just really hit the bullseye. So I'm

35:12 actually going to show you the ad here. Kamala supports taxpayer funded sex changes for prisoners.

35:17 Surgery. For prisoners. For prisoners. Every transgender inmate in the prison system would

35:25 have access. Hell no, I don't want my taxpayer dollars going to that. Kamala supports transgender

35:29 sex changes in jail with our money. Kamala even supports letting biological men compete against

35:35 our girls and their sports. Kamala is for they them. President Trump is for you. I'm Donald J. Trump

35:42 and I approve this message. All right, guys. So this ad was not just ran in swing states.

35:48 This ad was ran all over the country. It was ran in New York. It was ran in California. It was ran

35:52 everywhere. And the thing is, is a lot of these ads can, you know, really, really been the truth

35:57 or some just straight up lie. But this is all legit. Kamala Harris advocated for inmates and for

36:03 illegal immigrants to get sex change surgeries. She was okay with putting men in women's prisons.

36:09 All they had to do is wear makeup and a wig, right, and paint their nails. And all of a sudden,

36:13 they could get access, even sex offenders, rapists could get access to women's prisons, right? And so,

36:20 again, some of the language can be real kitschy, but ultimately Kamala Harris is for they them.

36:24 And Donald Trump is at least advocating publicly for the generalized public.

36:29 So this was very, very well received. And again, I think it goes back to what I talked

36:32 to with the Monke Leaf situation. I think Americans and well, let's just go right to the big takeaway.

36:37 I think Americans and perhaps Westerners writ large are done with the whole trans nonsense.

36:42 I think I think we're done with it. We're done tutting it. We're done being quiet and

36:47 polite about it and hoping it goes away. Because again, that's what a lot of conservatives do

36:50 and a lot of conservative Christians do is we just like, okay, well, let's not get too loud about

36:54 this. Let's not push. This isn't the battle to fight. This isn't the hill to die on. Let's,

36:58 you know, leave some powder for tomorrow's battle. But it became apparent that the Democrats and the

37:03 leftists were just going to continue to push things like this. And it took us being like, no,

37:08 not only no, but hell no, for something like this to kind of be stopped in its tracks. Because

37:12 there are a lot of political, you know, Democrats and leftists and things like that. They're trying

37:18 to distance themselves from this whole thing. Because you have to make them give the affirmative

37:23 case as to why we should give 13 year olds puberty blockers. So life has been one way for all of time,

37:31 men or men, women or women, boys or boys, girls or girls. And now you're advocating saying that's

37:35 actually not the case. We have a new understanding of gender and this spectrum that is supposedly

37:40 inside of the mammalian dichotomy when it comes to sex. But you've done nothing to prove why

37:46 that's the case. Nothing to prove why we should actually do this. Again, I don't have to defend

37:51 my position. You do. You're the one wanting to, you know, completely change our understanding of

37:56 all of this. And you haven't done anything to prove that. And also, we should note the

38:01 difference between that ad that Trump ad and two of the most popular Kamala Harris ads from this

38:06 entire area or this entire election cycle. There was that ad with kind of the MAGA husband telling

38:12 his wife, you know, who's wearing American flag, like make sure you do the right thing. And then

38:15 she goes to the voting booth and then she makes eye contact with another woman. And then she votes

38:19 for Kamala Harris. And then she comes out and the husband's like, did you do the right thing?

38:22 She's like, I sure did. And so she literally lies to her conservative husband. So that was a good

38:28 ad for Democrats, you know, lying to your to your spouse. And then there was another ad showing

38:33 this guy that would somehow not be able to access porn if Donald Trump were elected president,

38:38 which I paid really close attention to this election cycle. I don't know that I ever heard

38:43 Donald Trump or anyone on his team mentioned, you know, we're going to get rid access to porn,

38:47 right? I don't know that we heard that. But those are two very, very popular ads.

38:50 So you have Donald Trump being like, Hey, enough of this trans nonsense. It's not a real thing.

38:55 I'm going to advocate for you. Whereas Democrats are like, Hey, let's lie to our spouses. And gosh,

39:00 wouldn't it be terrible if we couldn't jerk off while watching porn anymore? So that doesn't tell

39:04 you everything that you need to know about the differences between the two parties. But it certainly

39:07 does tell you a lot. Our next quick hitter here, Oklahoma becoming the first state in the nation

39:12 to purchase Bibles explicitly for in school in class use. So this is according to the Oklahoma

39:17 in late November, state schools superintendent Ryan Walters said Thursday that more than 500

39:22 Bibles have been purchased for Oklahoma public school classrooms. In a news release, Walter said

39:27 the Bibles would be used in advanced placement government classrooms across the state. He said

39:31 the move represented the first in the nation Bible purchase explicitly for use in schools

39:36 as an academic and literary literary resource and describe the purchase as the first step towards

39:41 providing Bibles for every classroom in the state. The purchase was separate from a prior request for

39:46 proposed proposal issued by the Oklahoma Department of Education for 55,000 Bibles. So big takeaway on

39:53 this one. A lot of people hate this move, which by the way, the the Oklahoma is a left wing newspaper

39:58 e-heary even in the state of Oklahoma where every county voted red. But a lot of people have expressed

40:02 that they hate this move. But none of these people can actually elucidate a coherent argument against

40:08 it. So why exactly should the most important book in human history have no place in a public school

40:17 classroom? Again, you have to make the affirmative case for keeping that for happen from happening,

40:23 right? But the same people would advocate for a book detailing minors giving blow jobs to adults

40:30 and how that should be in the school libraries. And that's kind of their hiding point where it's

40:33 like, Hey, it's not like in the classroom, we're not like assigning it to all the kids. It's just in

40:37 the library for whatever kid, you know, finds it and wants to look at literal drawings of kids

40:42 giving kids blow jobs and kids giving adults blow jobs. So again, make the affirmative case

40:49 for why we shouldn't have the holy Bible in the classroom, but we should have filled like that

40:54 porn like that in the school libraries. Again, I haven't heard a coherent argument against it.

41:01 And so I do have a side note here for people because we're seeing a lot of this because

41:05 West Virginia and Oklahoma were the only two states where every single county in both of those

41:09 states voted red. And so there are a lot of liberal Oklahomans, liberal Okis that feel like, Hey,

41:16 you know what, this is terrible. This is backwards. We should, you know, we should do

41:19 something about this, whatever. So I have a message for those Okis to those Okis that hate this

41:24 and hate the backwards morals of our state and the fact that every county voted for Donald Trump

41:30 and most by a wide margin, you don't have to live here. You don't have to live here.

41:39 That is one of the amazing things about the federalist system in America.

41:43 You can live in 50 different states and still live in America, right? Now, some of you just flat

41:50 out hate America. And yet you don't even try to move and live somewhere else. So that tells

41:54 us a little bit something about how full of crap you are. But if you hated here in Oklahoma,

41:59 like I saw someone posted a picture of the results from the state of Oklahoma and a

42:03 picture of the results from the state of Massachusetts, Massachusetts, every single county voted blue,

42:07 some of them widely blue. Well, what exactly is keeping you here in Oklahoma?

42:11 If it is so horrible living here, if you just hate the majority of Oklahomans in the way they

42:16 vote so much, then why are you continuing to expose yourself to this move? Like, I'd love for you to

42:24 stay. Like, if you'd like to stay, if you've been an okey for life, remain an okey until you're

42:28 buried. But if you can't deal with it here, go shoe, go somewhere else. And I would say the same thing

42:35 to conservatives in Massachusetts, as opposed to sitting there and lamenting and complaining and

42:40 all those different things. If you're not going to fight back, and if you're not going to create

42:43 real change in your state, then just leave. We've seen a mass exodus from left wing states,

42:49 like California, Oregon, Washington, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, these people are flooding

42:57 red states. They're moving to Arizona, they're moving to Texas, they're moving to Montana,

43:01 they're moving to Tennessee, they're moving to Florida. And for good reason, because they're going

43:06 from hill holes with high taxation for crappy services, and they're going to freer states.

43:12 And so again, stop [inaudible] and moaning and complaining. If you really mean it, do something about it

43:17 and get the hell out. All right, next one here, the illegal immigrant that brutally murdered

43:22 Lake and Riley escaping real justice. So this is according to CNN on November the 20th, a man accused

43:28 of killing Georgia nursing student Lake and Riley while she was out for a run earlier this year,

43:32 was found guilty Wednesday and sentenced to life without parole in a case that reignited the national

43:36 debate over immigration and crime. Jose Abara, a 26 year old undocumented migrant, otherwise known

43:42 as illegal immigrant from Venezuela was convicted of a total of 10 charges, including murder, kidnapping,

43:47 with bodily injury, aggravated assault with intent to rape and tampering with evidence.

43:52 So as we look at this story, obviously, Lake and Riley has become kind of a face of a movement,

43:58 which again, Lake and Riley isn't the only person that this has happened to. There have been illegal

44:01 immigrant criminals that have come to this country and have absolutely made life hell for legalized

44:07 Americans or for naturalized or natural Americans of this country. But I do want to give you an idea

44:12 before I finish my commentary of the type of woman that Lake and Riley was before she was brutally

44:18 beaten to death. I mean, I think what was she 2021 years old, she was a very, very young lady.

44:21 So I'm actually going to read to you the last journal entry that she ever made in her personal

44:27 journal. The reason why we have this is because it was read in court by her stepfather. Okay.

44:33 So it's a brutal video like, again, I didn't even know Lake and Riley, it's going to be hard for me

44:37 to read this. But the letter is addressed to my future husband. Again, the last journal entry

44:44 she ever made before she was brutally beaten to death with a rock to my future husband.

44:49 I want you to know that I'm thinking about you. I'm working every day to become the best

44:53 wife I can be working through my current relationships to best prepare me for hours

44:58 in our kids one day. I'm focusing on God and what he defines as a faithful Christian life.

45:04 And so that I can be best so that I can best embody those characteristics. I pray that you know

45:09 that it is with my full faith and trust in God that I know this relationship has been handcrafted

45:13 by him. I pray that we continue to glorify the Lord, prioritize him in every aspect of our lives

45:19 and raise our future family and be God fearing Christians as well and pray God is the center

45:24 of our relationship as it is a gift from him. I thank him for you before I even know you.

45:30 We can't wait to love you in the best way I know how for the rest of our lives. I pray you know and

45:36 feel the importance of my love and hopes for our relationship no matter what challenges we face.

45:41 I pray that our God, I pray our trust in God and love for one another overrules the obstacle.

45:47 May our relationship last forever. Your future wife, Laken, just a brutal, brutal thing, right? Again,

45:56 you can watch her stepfather read that it's just absolutely, absolutely heartbreaking. So to my big

46:00 takeaway on this one, true justice in this case would be for Abara to be executed by having his

46:10 head caved in by Iraq. Because from the Emmys report, we see that Laken Riley fought against

46:17 Jose Abara for I think this I think it was 18 minutes if I remember off top my head,

46:21 she fought and fought and fought this guy until he just completely overpowered her, beat her to

46:26 death with a rock. But instead, Jose Abara, who shouldn't even be in this country is going to be

46:34 kept alive, presumably for decades, right? Because he's 26 years old. He could live 60, 70 years,

46:41 and he's going to live in a US federal prison at the expense of the US taxpayer.

46:48 That is not justice at all. Not justice at all. Guys like Jose Abara that they guys like that love

46:57 prison. These guys thrive in prison, sociopathic, narcissistic, you know, psychopathic, murderous

47:06 type of guys gangbangers. These guys thrive in prison. Would they rather be out, right? I'm sure

47:11 they would rather have their freedom, but they can be a big dog in prison and just not in the real

47:16 regular society. But this is not a punishment. Prison for life without the possibility of parole.

47:23 So that guy's going to be getting three hots in a cot every single day for the rest of his

47:29 horrible life. Again, if we were a real country, and if we took justice seriously, he would be

47:37 deported, right? It would have been deported in the first place. But since he committed the crime

47:42 here, we should execute him speedily. I've said this before. People were like, Oh, the, the,

47:48 the death penalty is not really a deterrent. Well, part of the reason why it's not a deterrent,

47:51 which is not just a foregone conclusion that it's not a deterrent. But let's just assume that's true.

47:56 Part of it is because these guys aren't executed quickly. Guys are on death row for 10, 20, 30 years

48:04 longer than that, right? If we were a real country, and if we were serious about justice,

48:10 once you were convicted, and sentenced to death, you would get one appeal. And when that appeal

48:16 was over, you'd be executed at dawn. So I think Jose Obara, even though all of the evidence points

48:22 to the fact that he was the guy that killed Lake and Riley, they don't even have a lead for anyone

48:26 else I'd even who could have killed Lake and Riley, he should get his one appeal. I think that would

48:31 that's just get your one appeal. But after the gavel comes down, it's like, no, you're still

48:36 guilty. You die tomorrow, right? That would be justice. This is not I absolutely hate this

48:43 for Lake and Riley's family, because they're going to they're going to be members of Lake

48:47 and Riley's family that will die decades before Jose Obara does. That's not justice.

48:52 Our next quicker here, the Archbishop of Canterbury, okay, in gay sex while simultaneously

48:58 protecting pedophiles in the Church of England. Here we go. This is according to the Washington

49:02 Times on November the 11th, Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby is facing mounting pressure to

49:07 step down after a report revealed years of institutional coverups by the Church of England,

49:11 allowing a known abuser to operate unchecked for years. The 251 page independent review divulged

49:17 the details of the church's investigation into John Smith or Smith, not sure we'll just go with

49:21 smith, a former church volunteer who preyed on young men and boys at Christian camps,

49:25 smith who died in 2018 is believed to have subjected at least 115 victims to what the

49:31 report calls appalling sexual violence over five decades, something that Archbishop Welby was

49:37 made aware of in 2013 when he became the church's top prelate. Despite warnings as far back as the

49:43 early 1980s, church officials took no substantive action to stop his abuse according to the report.

49:50 When Archbishop Welby became aware of the situation, he failed to take sufficient steps

49:54 in reporting smith to police the report states. And then we have according to the Christian

49:58 post on October the 27th, Christians across the United Kingdom are calling for Archbishop of

50:03 Canterbury, Justin Welby's resignation following his comments, supporting sexual intimacy and same

50:08 sex relationships. They argue that his statements represent a fundamental departure from the Church

50:12 of England's doctrine on marriage and sexual ethics. Welby stated in a recent podcast interview

50:18 that sexual intimacy is morally acceptable in quote, stable committed and faithful relationships,

50:25 unquote, regardless of gender, and this sparked backlash from evangelicals within the domination

50:30 who accused him of openly disregarding church doctrine. So big drink of water. Big takeaway.

50:38 I could take a shot at Anglicans right now, but I'll just leave that alone. I instead have a question

50:46 that we should all ponder. Why is it that powerful men and powerful quote unquote Christian positions

50:55 like in the Church of England or the Catholic church or something like that? Why do they keep

51:01 signaling sexual libertarianism? So that's, you know, sexual promiscuity, while simultaneously covering

51:07 up homosexual pedophilia. I'm gonna last that again. Why is it that powerful men and powerful

51:15 Christian positions keep signaling sexual libertarianism, which is sexual promiscuity while simultaneously

51:21 covering up homosexual pedophilia? So we have Archbishop Justin Welby. We have Pope Francis,

51:28 and we have past archbishops of the Church of England and people within the Catholic Church

51:33 that have signaled at least a softening approach to people that identify as same sex attracted.

51:40 People that are actively sinning according to any biblical ethic as it pertains to the right

51:46 ordering of sexual behavior. Why do guys like Justin Welby and Pope Francis keep doing that?

51:52 Now, I actually have a pretty good guess as to why. Okay, this is going to be somewhat controversial,

51:59 but hey, it is what it is. We'll see how it lands. My contention, and I'm not exactly going out on

52:04 limb here, that many of these men that are in these upper echelons of like the Anglican Church,

52:10 Catholic Church, are homosexuals themselves. These are same sex attracted individuals that

52:18 have engaged in sex acts with other men and probably continue to engage in sex acts with other men

52:24 up to and including male children, as we've seen plenty of documentation on, right? What better way

52:30 to cover that up than to continue allowing the behavior in your midst while publicly decrying

52:36 anyone that opposes such behavior? So we're not exactly getting full-throated, no pun intended

52:43 endorsements from Welby and Pope Francis, especially Pope Francis. He's kind of a chameleon in a lot

52:49 of ways. He's using some Genesis 3 serpent styles of communication in order to really muddy the

52:56 waters around what the Catholic Church, which he is supposedly the head of, believes as it pertains

53:01 to same-sex attraction and acting out in a same-sex way. But again, why do these men keep hiding that

53:08 behavior? Why do we see in the Catholic Church, Anglican Church, things like that, that men

53:12 or little boys keep being ushered around to these different men? And when a man gets caught and there's

53:19 a little bit of heat in that particular area, they just move him to another parish or move him to

53:23 another church or move him to another country, but they don't actually allow for justice to be served.

53:29 Part of it could be institutional arrogance, where they're like, we're the Catholic Church,

53:32 we're not going to go, what are we supposed to go, to the local Italian police station and tell

53:40 them, no, we can handle this. Oh, we're the Church of England. We can handle this, we don't need to

53:45 have Scotland Yard coming here and start messing about, right? But again, I think part of the reason

53:51 is is because they want this behavior in their midst, because that's kind of how it works.

53:58 If you want to stop a behavior in your midst, you do what you can to actually stop it.

54:03 I know breaking news, but if there's something negative, if there's something dark, if there's

54:08 something satanic happening around you, especially guys like you that are listening to this show,

54:12 you move to stop those behaviors. If you're actually serious about getting rid of it,

54:18 you don't just kind of play nice with it. You don't move it around, you don't shuffle the chairs on

54:23 the deck of the Titanic, right? You do everything you can to eradicate it. You want to stamp out

54:29 the head of the serpent and you want to stamp out evil. And men like Justin Welby and Pope Francis

54:34 aren't doing that. You got to wonder why. Our next one here, Pastor John Piper, just in case you

54:39 guys thought I wasn't going to go after evangelicals referring to Trump's reelection as evil. Okay. Now,

54:44 as we all should have learned from Kirk Lazarus from Tropic Thunder, everyone knows you never go

54:51 full retard. Everyone knows that. I guess someone should have told John Piper that. Okay. Now,

54:57 I really liked John Piper. I really like a lot of people. I really like John Piper. Okay. I like

55:02 his writings. I like his sermons. I like what he's done for Christendom, desiring God, the website,

55:06 all that that's all good. But even geniuses are more on sometimes, right? Again, I started the

55:12 show with all of my moronic takes as as it pertained to the to the general election. And I'm the

55:17 furthest thing from a genius, right? So that should give the rest of us hope that even really,

55:21 really, really smart people like John Piper make mistakes. So here's a tweet that was posted by

55:26 John, John Piper, the day after Trump was reelected. Here's the tweet, presidential election results,

55:33 having delivered us from one evil, God now tests us with another. The Lord, your God is

55:38 testing you to know whether you love the Lord, your God, with all your heart and with all your soul,

55:42 Deuteronomy 13, three. So here's my big takeaway on this John Piper thing. I think a lot of people

55:48 are rushing to defend the statement because they're huge fans of Piper's preaching and writing.

55:52 Okay. The main argument that they're making is that Piper was simply stating that no matter who won,

56:00 they were going to be evil no matter what. And ultimately, we have to rely on God because people

56:05 are fallible and so we can't put our faith in people. Now, even if we ignore the fact that Piper

56:10 did not explicitly say that, right, you're putting words in Piper's mouth, I'm not, I'm just reading

56:16 his words. So even if we ignore that, you've got to realize one huge thing, which completely destroys

56:23 that ridiculous argument. I don't remember Piper posting anything like this in 2020 when Biden won,

56:30 or in 2016, when Trump won the first time and no one knew what he was going to do, or in 2012,

56:35 or in 2008, when Barack Obama won, or 2004 and 2000, when George W. Bush won, or 1996 or 1992,

56:42 and Bill Clinton won, and on and on and on, I could go. Now we didn't have Twitter for all that time,

56:47 but certainly people would have listened to what John Piper, the great John Piper was going to say.

56:51 So either this is a completely new revelation for Piper by just hit him like a ton of bricks on

56:57 November the 6th, or he bought the line that Trump is literally Hitler and has begun to

57:04 cow tout a liberalism, which again, that wouldn't be too hard to do in a state like Minnesota, frankly.

57:10 But what exactly was the best case scenario for him posting that tweet? Because he didn't have

57:15 to post a tweet. He didn't have to give us thoughts. He could have given a fully contextualized

57:20 argument and thought process from the pulpit just a few days after the election results were

57:25 finalized, right? Or actually it was clear that Donald Trump was going to be the president elect,

57:31 but it said he chose to do this. And again, to all you people that are out there,

57:35 just want to defend John Piper, and you know, your blood pressure is coming up,

57:38 just hearing me talk about about your boy. Guys make mistakes, man. Like this is a huge L.

57:43 Like this was an unforced error. This was not something that he needed to do. And again,

57:48 I don't remember him saying what he have said the same thing if Kamala Harris had gotten in.

57:52 Because in his state of Minnesota, Kamala Harris was raising money to get agitators,

57:59 people that were destroying property and violating people's personal sovereignty rights and their

58:04 physical health during the George Floyd riots in his state. Did he give a big, you know,

58:11 announcement proclamation via Twitter about the evil that would have befallen us if Kamala Harris

58:16 would have gotten into the White House? Do we, do we get a tweet, you know, from Deuteronomy or

58:22 something like that saying about the number of children that would have been slaughtered under

58:26 a Harris walls administration, the most pro abortion administration that we would have ever seen

58:30 in the history of this country with no close second? Would we have possibly seen any

58:35 decrying from him of the different wars that would have continued and or started under a Harris

58:41 walls administration because they would just be a furtherance of the paper tiger administration

58:45 of the Bidens? But we didn't see any of that. But Orange Hitler wins with wide margins and a

58:55 mandate from Americans. We're tired of how things are going right now. Please get us back to prominence

59:00 and out of this madness. And all of a sudden we have to hear a lecture from John Piper about evil.

59:05 Save it. All right. Next one here. A Republican lawmaker who is also a rape survivor introduces

59:11 a bill that would ban men wearing womanface from being able to access women's bathrooms. So this

59:15 is according to lives of TikTok on Twitter, breaking representative Nancy Mace introduces

59:19 measured to ban men from women's bathrooms on Capitol Hill. Sarah McBride, who is the first

59:24 transgender member of Congress, blasted the attempt as far right wing extremism. So Sarah

59:31 McBride, this is a dude that likes to dress up like a woman. And he gets off on getting free access

59:36 to women's spaces because he's very likely an auto guy to feel like freak. So auto guy to feel

59:40 you is where an adult male is sexually aroused at the sight of himself as a female. So he'll put on

59:47 a dress lipstick, long eyelashes, a wig and all that and he'll get an erection looking out himself

59:53 in the mirror. And then we'll likely pleasure himself to that image. That's what auto guy

59:56 affiliate is. That's likely who Sarah McBride is. It's very, very likely, but somehow the voters

1:00:02 of Delaware, right? I don't know how many people from Delaware listen to the show, but my God,

1:00:06 you saw fit to elect a male with clear mental illness to represent you guys in Congress.

1:00:12 Nice job, guys. But the backlash to Nancy Mace and to the people that support her,

1:00:16 it's simply strange. I don't know if it's stunning, but it's definitely strange because Democrats and

1:00:22 leftists are claiming that this action is discriminatory to which I would say, yeah,

1:00:27 absolutely. It is discriminatory. Like people use the word discriminate or discriminatory as

1:00:33 if discrimination in and of itself is wrong in all cases, which is obviously ridiculous,

1:00:37 because we all discriminate every single day. I'm not the first person to point this out.

1:00:41 We discriminate against one restaurant by going to another. We discriminate against one team that

1:00:46 we choose to root forward versus all the other teams in that league that we could choose to root

1:00:49 for. So in this case, we should absolutely discriminate against men playing dress up as women and

1:00:55 wanting to have access to women's restrooms, right? Again, the people that are claiming that we need

1:01:00 to make a change here are the ones that have the burden of proof you have to make the affirmative

1:01:03 case. There's never been a problem in human history with women going to the women's bathroom

1:01:07 and with men going to the men's bathroom. We've never had any consternation about this. There's

1:01:11 never been a kerfuffle about it. Boys playing on boys teams, girls playing on girls teams. That's

1:01:15 always made sense until recently, however, Democrats want and, you know, they want us,

1:01:23 they want us to upset the apple cart about this whole issue, but they have nothing to show as an

1:01:28 argument or even a vaguely coherent thought as to why we should change the way things have always

1:01:32 been done to accommodate the fringes of society. Because no matter what data you look at, this is

1:01:38 a very, very, very fringe minority of people that either genuinely believe because of mental illness

1:01:43 that they are the opposite sex, or they don't actually believe it. They just get off on it like

1:01:47 this Sarah McBride person. But this is so fringe. And yet this is like a central point of the

1:01:53 Democratic Party right now. So my big takeaway here is fourth wave feminism, which I've already

1:01:58 talked about a little bit might be the last wave of feminism. We can only hope because

1:02:04 women's rights and transgenderism simply cannot mix. So I don't know if we're going to see a fifth

1:02:08 wave of feminism. Okay. Because these two groups, these are warring factions at this point.

1:02:15 When you have a leftist, like, uh, just throughout the, the gal that wrote all the Harry Potter's,

1:02:21 so she's, she's a very left wing woman. When she is not in your camp, because she's a feminist,

1:02:29 she's a dyed in the wool feminist. And this woman is seen as a turf, right? What's that?

1:02:36 Trans exclusionary radical feminists, something like that. But the reason she is that is because

1:02:41 her brain functions properly. And she knows that if a male thinks they're a woman or just gets off

1:02:46 on seeing themselves as a woman, that does not in fact, in reality, make them a woman.

1:02:51 So we're seeing first, second, third wave feminism kind of smashing up against

1:02:55 fourth wave feminism. And it's not really going well. And I'll just end my commentary with this.

1:02:59 If Sarah McBride continues to push this issue, which again, he's indicated that he's going to

1:03:04 kind of relent at least for now because it's not super popular. But if he continues to push this issue,

1:03:10 that'll sure take a lot of balls. Just saying. All right. Next one here,

1:03:15 Italy banning couples from going abroad for surrogacy. So this is according to the BBC on

1:03:19 October the 16th. Italy has made it illegal for its citizens to go abroad to have a baby via

1:03:24 surrogacy. The move extends a ban on the practice inside of the country to also include those who

1:03:28 seek it out in places where it is legal, like the United States or Canada. Those who break the law

1:03:33 could face up to two years in prison and fines of up to 1 million euros. I think that's euros,

1:03:37 whatever, well, I'm bound a million million bucks. The law proposed by the Italy's far right governing

1:03:42 party is seen by critics to target LGBTQ couples who are not allowed to adopt or use IVF in the

1:03:48 country. surrogacy is when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple or individual,

1:03:53 usually due to fertility issues or because they are men in same sex relationships.

1:03:57 The law passed by 84 votes to 58 in Italy Senate on Wednesday. So big takeaway on this one.

1:04:04 This is a good thing. And more countries should follow suit. I don't know that they will, but they

1:04:08 should because we need to stop acting like the commodification of a woman's womb is a good thing.

1:04:13 Because you could even see from this article, which BBC is very, very left wing, surrogacy is

1:04:18 when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple or individual, usually due to fertility issues,

1:04:22 or because they are men in same sex relationships. surrogacy now is being used as a

1:04:31 tactic for narcissistic same sex couples who can't biologically have children, no matter

1:04:36 what we do, no matter what hormones we shoot them up with, no matter what plastic surgeries we give

1:04:41 them, they're being used, surrogacy is being used so that these people can have children.

1:04:46 And I don't think these people should be allowed to have children, right? I'm open to hearing

1:04:51 arguments about adoption in the same sex relationships. I ultimately am not for that either,

1:04:57 but I'm at least open to hearing the arguments because those babies are here living in the world

1:05:02 outside of the womb right now, and they don't have, they don't have homes, they're in the

1:05:07 foster system. So again, I'm ultimately against same sex couples being able to adopt, but I'm at

1:05:12 least, you know, willing to hear those arguments. I'm not willing to hear the arguments on this.

1:05:15 Because we have gay dudes that are looking through a catalog, trying to find, you know,

1:05:22 women via the catalog, oh, this woman's pretty tall. And oh, she, she did good on her ACT and

1:05:27 oh, blue eyes, we like blue eyes and brown hair. Yeah, we were hoping for blonde, but we kind of

1:05:31 like all the rest of these things. And then they swirl their sperm together after they jerk off

1:05:35 into a cup. And then they put it together with an egg. And then they put that fertilized egg

1:05:40 inside of a woman who has commodified her body and her womb so that these narcissistic gay dudes can

1:05:46 have a baby. And everyone's cool with that. We're all cool with that. We think that's a good thing.

1:05:53 We're making these designer babies so that they be they can be raised in a same sex household.

1:05:58 Like again, what is the affirmative case for something like that? Again, I think you can cogently

1:06:05 make a affirmative case for why same sex couples should be able to adopt babies

1:06:11 or adopt children that are currently existing in the world outside the womb. But what is the

1:06:15 affirmative case for allowing these men to design a baby and rent a woman's womb?

1:06:22 Because this baby because of how God wired us is connecting with the mother

1:06:27 as it grows and develops inside of that woman. There is a connection that is so astonishing

1:06:34 that scientists and philosophers can't even really begin to describe the deep level of connection.

1:06:39 And if you don't believe me, guys, go talk to your wife if she's had kids, right? Go talk to her.

1:06:44 What is that connection like? It's going to be hard for her to describe it as well.

1:06:48 But we're okay with women just having the baby ripped out of their womb, right? Or taken out

1:06:53 of their womb or out of their belly and just walked into the next room and handed to a couple of gay

1:06:58 dudes. Guys, this should not be legal. I am all for this. Congratulations. Great job to the country

1:07:05 of Italy. So a couple more left here. The WNBA players signaling a strike even after a $40 million

1:07:11 loss from last season. So this is according to the New York Post last month. While the WNBA is

1:07:16 getting sellout crowds for the finals between the New York Liberty and Minnesota links,

1:07:20 the league's owners will not be making a return on their investment for the foreseeable future

1:07:24 sources close to the situation set. The NBA owns nearly 60% of the league. When one combines the

1:07:30 NBA NBA owners personal stakes in the WNBA teams and the WNBA itself, the amount rises to 75%

1:07:37 a source with direct knowledge of the numbers said. The NBA team owners have invested hundreds

1:07:41 of millions in the WNBA since 1996 formation per sources. The WNBA owes the NBA so much. We don't,

1:07:49 we won't see any windfall for years and NBA team executive told the post. This NBA or this season,

1:07:54 the WNBA will lose $40 million, a bit better than the 50 million forecasts and reported by several

1:08:01 media outlets months ago, but still a loss sources said. But the players are expected to

1:08:06 opt out of their current collective bargaining contract. And just so you know, they did, they

1:08:12 opted out of their collecting collective bargaining agreement. And so they are essentially on strike

1:08:17 unless they figure out something with their pay. So the WNBA has never once as a league made a

1:08:25 profit, never once, not since they were created in the mid 90s. They are only in existence because

1:08:32 they are heavily subsidized and supported by the men's league. And these dumb dums are willing to

1:08:38 go on strike as they demand higher pay. They demand it. Their main argument for higher pay

1:08:46 is the same one we get from all these women's groups, right? That want to be paid as much as

1:08:51 the men. That's it. It's essentially, well, look how much the men are making and it's not equal

1:08:56 because they have penises and we have a giant is that's our only difference. But everything else is

1:09:00 somehow the exact same. Okay. So here's the thing about the men specifically in the NBA. The NBA,

1:09:06 these men, they make Scrooge McDuck money. The amount of money the NBA makes, even though the

1:09:11 product is junk. I mean, if you watch the NBA now, it's just three point or three point or

1:09:16 drive to the lane, foul call, as long as the person's an all star. And like, that's the game,

1:09:20 right? But even with that, they make a ridiculous amount of money, ridiculous amount of money.

1:09:26 Now, the WNBA players are arguing that they need their fair share of the funds as well. Look

1:09:31 how much the men are making. We should make the same. But again, because this is how money works,

1:09:35 you can't get paid with money that doesn't exist. People have broken down the numbers before.

1:09:40 But if the women in the WNBA actually wanted their fair share, they would actually be paying

1:09:46 to play. Because if you break down what the league actually makes, and then you extrapolate that down

1:09:53 to the number of players that are actually rostered on WNBA teams, these women would have to pay

1:09:57 money, thousands of dollars to actually play in this league. And yet they get to make money.

1:10:02 So some might say they should actually just be thankful. They should be thankful that they get

1:10:07 to be a professional athlete, even though nobody actually wants to pay to see them and that they're

1:10:12 ran by a league. They're basically ran by chimps. Like the people that are running this league,

1:10:17 they're just basically like monkeys that are just, you know, mashing stuff. They're just like, I mean,

1:10:22 you could, you could basically, like, I don't know what you could do to fix a league like this,

1:10:26 right? These people, these executives that run this league, males and females, it doesn't matter.

1:10:32 They're just not good at this. And part of it is because people don't want the product.

1:10:36 And guys, the league is so poorly run that they couldn't even take advantage of Chick Michael Jordan,

1:10:41 who was just dropped in their laps this year. Caitlin Clark,

1:10:43 she's the only women's basketball player, maybe ever, maybe ever in history. I'm trying to think

1:10:49 there's what was their Cheryl Swoopes and Lisa Leslie. And then, I mean, gosh,

1:10:53 we're the other household names, right? Diane Tarasi, right? But nobody was stopping what

1:10:59 they were doing on a Wednesday night to watch Diana Tarasi, whatever team she played for,

1:11:03 playing against some other team that you didn't even know existed five seconds before the game

1:11:07 started, right? And they get Caitlin Clark, the only gal that anyone's ever been like, wow,

1:11:13 she's incredible. This is great to watch. She's like, you know, Steph Curry, but a female,

1:11:17 and they still couldn't make a profit. Just stunning. So my dig or my big takeaway on this is you can

1:11:24 only shine up a turd so much, right? And I know some of you out there, maybe you're a women's basketball

1:11:28 fan. Maybe you got girls that play basketball and all that, but you should kind of be real.

1:11:31 Like basketball is an explosive game. And typically females are not explosive athletes.

1:11:39 The most explosive thing in basketball is the dunk, the alley hoop, you know, the break away,

1:11:44 those, those types of things. But women's basketball is layups and jump shots. That's it.

1:11:50 It's layups and jump shots. Or what was it? Brittany Griner could actually dunk,

1:11:54 but did she ever actually dunk in a game? I'm trying to remember like, I think the lane was

1:11:58 completely cleared, right? And they just kind of allowed her to dunk the ball. And even in those

1:12:02 circumstances, she didn't always dunk the ball, right? So the most explosive thing you can do,

1:12:07 right? The dunk in basketball is the home run and baseball. It's the most explosive thing you

1:12:10 can do. It may not be your favorite thing, but it is generally the most important thing. But in

1:12:15 general, men just don't like watching women's basketball. And women don't like watching sports.

1:12:20 Again, in general, men don't like watching women's basketball. Women don't like watching sports.

1:12:25 And so all these women, especially all these feminists are like, there should be equal pay,

1:12:28 and there should be all these things. They're not watching the WNBA either. And so somehow it's

1:12:32 my fault. As a man that loves watching sports that in general, I'm not going to stop what I'm

1:12:37 doing to watch women's basketball. Again, just kind of is what it is. All right, last

1:12:41 quick hitter here, the city of Los Angeles becoming a sanctuary city. So this is according to Reuters

1:12:45 on November the 7th. All right, get through the article. Okay, here we go. The Los Angeles City

1:12:51 Council on Tuesday unanimously passed a sanctuary city ordinance to protect immigrants living in

1:12:55 the city, a policy that would prohibit the use of city resources and personnel to carry out

1:12:59 federal immigration enforcement. The move by the Southern California city, the second most

1:13:03 populated city in the United States, excuse me after New York City follows president-elect Donald

1:13:08 Trump's vow to carry out mass deportations on immigrants. The ordinance codifies the protection

1:13:12 of them of migrants in municipal law. Council member Paul Ricorian, another crazy name,

1:13:18 said the measure addresses the need to ensure that our immigrant community here in Los Angeles

1:13:23 understands that we understand their fear. The city is home to 1.3 million migrants,

1:13:27 council members said without specifically identifying how many enter the country legally.

1:13:32 But that's the whole point. The whole time in this article, they're talking about migrants.

1:13:37 And oh, it's just these migrants is these people that have just migrated here. The entire point is

1:13:41 about whether or not they migrated here legally. We are a country made up of migrants. When my

1:13:46 ancestors came over here from Ireland and Scotland and also I'm chalked all Indian, they were already

1:13:50 here. But when they came over, it was legal to just enter through a normal port of entry.

1:13:54 What's happening with the majority of these cases, these people are coming into our country

1:13:58 illegally. So definitely they are criminals, whether they have a prior criminal background

1:14:03 or whether they've done anything violent in their lives is not what we're talking about

1:14:07 because we're just trying to determine is this person here legally? Are they legally allowed to

1:14:13 be here? Or are they not? That is the entire point. But I do want to go to my big takeaway here.

1:14:17 When the mass deportations start under the Trump administration, which

1:14:21 every indication is that that will actually happen. Just don't be swayed by the stories of

1:14:27 quote unquote humanity because the major networks and the major left wing news organizations,

1:14:33 they are ready. Their camera batteries are charged. They are ready to gather pictures and video of

1:14:40 families being deported where the kids are crying and the women are crying and all this horrible

1:14:44 situation. And they're going to find that one family where the guys, you know, just an

1:14:48 upstanding member of the community and all those different things and how he should stay here and

1:14:51 all that. Just don't let that sway you because at the end of the day, this is about who as a

1:14:57 country, as a sovereign country, who we collectively agree on should be able to be here.

1:15:03 And the overwhelming majority of Americans, the overwhelming majority of Americans think

1:15:08 that we should have legal immigration. That's like almost a 100% thing that we should have legal

1:15:14 immigration to this country. But also like three quarters of Americans agree that we shouldn't have

1:15:20 these levels of illegal immigration where we don't know who's coming in. We have no idea what their

1:15:26 passes like. Are they one of the prisoners that was led out of the Venezuelan prison and sent

1:15:31 north to our border? Someone from from one of their mental institutions just sent north to us to

1:15:36 deal with? Is it one of those people or is it just a guy that's willing to do whatever it takes to

1:15:41 take care of his family and he's going to work his butt off? And if given the opportunity will

1:15:44 create a business and create wealth for other families, is it that type of person as a country,

1:15:48 we want to make that determination. We don't want a wide open border to make that determination. We

1:15:54 don't want coyotes or the these different groups in in Mexico and the cartels. We don't want them

1:16:01 making that decision for us. Okay. So when they start out with mass deportating criminals, known

1:16:09 gang members, terrorists, just know that they're going to find people and they're going to find

1:16:16 stories that pull at your heartstrings. That's one of the few things that they can do to start

1:16:20 chipping away at the edges of the mandate that came from the American people, which said,

1:16:24 enough of this, get these people out of here. Now, again, as a Christian, there's there's plenty of

1:16:30 things that talk about the sojourner and how we should take care of people. And yes, of course,

1:16:33 that's true. But a biblical mandate, obviously, also is that God is pro borders, right? Go back

1:16:39 to Josh Howerton's sermon that he did about how Jesus would vote. We have scriptural basis for

1:16:44 God being pro borders for sovereign countries. And if your border is wide open and anyone can go

1:16:50 to and from and come across it, then you don't actually have a border. And for millennia,

1:16:55 people groups and countries have decided to protect their borders with walls, with soldiers,

1:17:01 with the threat of violence. And yet, modern squishy Christians will say, well, she, we shouldn't do

1:17:08 that. But isn't it so interesting? A lot of these modern squishy Christians, they aren't living in

1:17:13 areas that are being destroyed by the mass deportation of people that we don't even know who they are.

1:17:18 They're not living in southwestern Texas. They're not living on the Arizona border. They're not

1:17:24 living in they're not working at the hospitals where you as a tax paying American can't even get in

1:17:30 to be seen in the emergency room, because illegal immigrants who don't have health insurance every

1:17:34 time they get the sniffles or a rolled ankle, they just go to the emergency room because they

1:17:38 know it's going to be paid for for them, right? So you don't have to deal with any of these issues.

1:17:43 You don't have to, you're not a school teacher that half of your class are illegal immigrants from

1:17:49 Central or South America, they speak zero English. And so they're getting a ton of attention,

1:17:54 whereas the American students that understand English are basically getting no instruction

1:17:58 whatsoever, or they'll be given, you know, side assignments or hey, watch this video real quick.

1:18:03 You don't live in those areas. And yet you want to tell people like me that are pro these mass

1:18:09 deportations that somehow we're off that we're not loving the least among us. Well, it's not very

1:18:15 loving to the poor people in those communities to those American communities that they can't get

1:18:20 the services they need because of this influx of migrants. Okay, again, this is not going to be a

1:18:25 nice and easy clean cut situation. It's just a situation that we're in and we got to fix it.

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