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My goodness, if this is my stream of consciousness right now, this is going to be a problem because
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we got a lot of quick hitters to get today.
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Undaunted.life/donate, but here we got a lot of quick hitters that we need to get to today.
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So I'm going to be talking about the Trump White House's presidential message on Holy Week,
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50 plus Nigerian Christians being slaughtered by Muslim fundamentalist on Palm Sunday, a state
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in Australia criminalizing prayer, the debate between Douglas Murray and Dave Stewart on
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the Joe Rogan experience, a black teenager stabbing a white teenager to death at a high
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school track meet in Texas, a proposed California ballot measure named in honor of an alleged
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murderer, Luigi Mangione, a proposed Colorado House bill that would categorize misgendering
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and deadnaming as child abuse, a proposed Oklahoma House bill that would allow for the
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chemical castration of child sex offenders, a pit bull mauling a seven month old baby
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girl to death in Ohio, scientists claiming they have resurrected the extinct dire wolf,
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the UK Supreme Court ruling that trans women are not actually women, surprise, surprise,
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FBI senior leadership using an internal gag order to cover up the 100 buy and laptop story,
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and then also if you stick with us all the way to the end, which I highly suggest you
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do so, some of the best you get to advice you could ever get.
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Now I don't know if you could actually see what's on the side of my camera here.
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This is not like an incense.
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I've got like a, what is that thing?
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It's like puts, you know, water into the air, man, words are not really my friend today,
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but that's like a thing.
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That's like putting water into the air that's going to help me with my voice.
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So if you see like mist coming from this side, no, it's not an incense.
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No, I'm not going to be hooking my ponytail to a tree anytime soon.
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It's just to help with the old vocal courts, but guys, before we get to the main crux of
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what I want to talk about on today's episode, which is a very serious subject matter, actually,
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I'm going to turn this thing a little bit, a little bit of intense, we're all over the
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place to start here.
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But obviously recently I talked about Andy Stanley's church, North Point Ministries, and
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we, we talked about that video that was released that showed a training that they were doing
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for their children's workers to give them LGBTQ plus training, showing that they're basically
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trans affirming at that church, and a few days after that episode came out, I got an email
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from a former North, North pointer.
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And this someone who attended Andy Stanley's church, they were very involved.
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The family was very involved.
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Obviously I'm not going to say their name here, but I just want to read to you this email
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because this is from somebody that actually experienced things on the ground there.
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So let me go to the email here.
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I've been listening to your podcast for many years, and it's been a huge help in my journey
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to become a better Christian man.
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With that being said, I've been taking this journey while attending a North Point ministry.
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I will always appreciate the ministry for being a place that the unchurch can go and
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find a relationship with Jesus.
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As I grew in my faith, I started to see that Andy Stanley was pulling away from the biblical
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teachings he wants to champion.
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When my daughter entered middle school, I thought it was a great idea to serve as a transit
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leader for a boy's small group, so I could be close to my daughter and her faith journey.
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In the six years that I've served, I've seen the curriculum shift further and further
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to the left, and I've watched fellow leaders have leave because of it.
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Right now, they are struggling to keep volunteers because of the epic shift towards glorifying
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sin.
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My daughter was a victim of these teachings as she was having issues that every teenage
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girl has where she wasn't feeling comfortable in her own skin.
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Instead of these leaders taking her through it and letting her know that it's normal and
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letting me know that there was an issue, they convinced her that she was trans, and then
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they kept it from me and my wife.
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Thank God that my wife randomly checked her cell phone and saw that that's what was going
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on.
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We worked really hard to bring her back to normalcy and she has had herself and she has
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said herself that it was handled completely incorrectly.
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At one time, we were taught that if kids were having these thoughts, we should talk to them
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and walk them through biblical teachings to show them that they are fearfully and wonderfully
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made and that what they are feeling is a normal feeling for kids going through puberty.
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The last year has been a nightmare at my church.
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The Bible believing volunteers are being pushed out and made to feel like they are
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wrong and hateful bigots.
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I think God, I thank God that we have found a Bible teaching local church that actually
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planted, but that was actually planted by other North Point refugees.
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Andy is making a huge push this year to build more and more churches and has stopped teaching
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the gospel.
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Thank you for everything you do.
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It has been a huge help for me over the last few years.
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So guys, I maintain exactly what I said and some of you were not exactly happy with how
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I couched it.
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But if Andy Stanley is exactly what I say, he is, which is a hair tick, a false teacher,
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a wolf and sheep's clothing, it is very likely that he's not a Christian.
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And people are like, how could you possibly say that?
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To put a finer point on what I said, you know, a couple of weeks ago, a few weeks ago, Andy
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Stanley is a master communicator.
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He is a absolute master, okay.
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And so if he were a sales guru, he would be going around selling sales books and sales
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courses and all that and he would absolutely crush it.
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If he was a leadership and management guru, he would have best selling books and would
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go around and he would get paid tons of money to consult for huge, you know, fortune 100
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companies, those types of things.
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But his father is Charles Stanley.
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So his first big break as a career was running part of Charles Stanley's ministry.
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I think he was the youth leader right under Charles Stanley, right?
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So that became his platform.
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So if his dad was an executive at Ford Motor Company, it would have been very, very different.
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He would have been more of like a boardroom type guy, but he wasn't.
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He was a, you know, Christian teaching type guy.
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And so when you're around Christianity for as long as you are, you get very familiar
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with the Bible.
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You get very familiar without a communicate the Bible, but as many people have said and
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maintained and is true, there's going to be a bunch of pastors that are in hell because
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they taught people the Bible.
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They showed people things.
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They've even exegated the scriptures correctly, but they didn't have a propitiation of their
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personal sin debt by putting their faith in Jesus Christ for that, right?
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So I think it's, it's, I don't know if I want to say likely.
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It's certainly possible that Andy Stanley is not even a Christian.
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So we should pray for a salvation.
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But if he doesn't come, like come to faith, we will, we certainly believe that he should
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repent and come to faith, but he should repent of what he's doing with his church and his
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ministry and with his flock.
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And if he doesn't become a Christian and repent of that, then he should lose his ministry.
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And we should absolutely pray for that.
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So I just want to give you an update there, but we want to get into a subject matter today,
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because there's a lot of people that have been talking about this lately, even a lot of people
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that are in kind of my group.
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And it really stems from what was released by the FBI on March the 6th of 2025, because
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the FBI here in America released an official PSA, an official public service announcement
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entitled violent online networks target vulnerable and underage populations across the United
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States and around the globe.
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So this went in concert with a lot of releases from major magazines and news organizations
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and things like that.
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So I actually want to read part of the PSA here, and it'll be in the show notes.
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You can read the whole thing.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the FBI, is warning the public of a sharp increase
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in the activity of 764 and other violent online networks, which operate within the United
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States and around the globe.
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These networks methodically target and exploit minors and other vulnerable individuals, and
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it is imperative the public be made aware of the risk and the warning signs exhibited
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by victims.
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These networks use threats, blackmail, and manipulation to coerce or extort victims into
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producing, sharing, or live streaming acts of self-harm, animal cruelty, sexually explicit
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acts, and/or suicide.
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The footage is then circulated among members of the network and continue to extort victims
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and exert control over them.
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So let's talk about the sex-stortion part of this.
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That might be a new verbiage for some of you, but sex-stortion.
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So basically what sex-stortion is.
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Well, I'll describe an example, because there's been lots of these examples as it pertains
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to teenage boys, a lot of juvenile males from ages about 9 to 17 have been victims of this.
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So a kid will be playing a video game, and then inside of these video game networks they
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can receive direct messages, and so they'll get direct messages from another person that's
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purported to be a kid.
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It's usually a female with some sort of avatar or picture of an attractive female.
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They get them to go off of the gaming system and onto some sort of a social media app,
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like a Snapchat or an Instagram where there's vanish mode where basically the messages can
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go away, and then they, over time, will start sending sexy pictures to this person saying,
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"Hey, send me pictures back of yourself.
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Have you fondling yourself or of something like that?"
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And then what happens is these people will pull the veil off and it'll be like, "No,
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this isn't some attractive teenage girl.
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This is a man in Africa," and he says, "Look, if you don't give us X amount of dollars,
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we're going to post these pictures and videos you sent us online, and we're going to tag
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your friends and family, and we're going to ruin your life."
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And so, unfortunately, a lot of these young men will get in that situation again.
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These could be 10-year-olds, 14-year-olds, right?
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Just think about what you were like at that age.
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In some of these young boys, unfortunately, they don't go to their parents, they don't
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go to the police, they don't go to anybody else for help, and they actually just commit
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suicide.
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There was one story where this all happened in like an afternoon.
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A kid was playing a video game, was caught up in the sex-tortion thing, and then within
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a few hours, a kid was dead because he killed himself, okay?
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So it's actually happening a lot.
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Again, I'll post some stuff to where you guys can look at the numbers.
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And so, in the last few weeks, we've seen a lot of think pieces, a lot of monologues from
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conservative and Christian commentators and pundits.
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Albert Mueller did a special Saturday edition of The Briefing.
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So again, if you're not listening to The Briefing, it's one of the most important things that
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I think you could be consuming.
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It's new events from a Christian worldview.
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That's his tagline.
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But he did this monologue.
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But the problem that I had is I felt like most people were not really talking about the
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issue in a correct way because some of the most common advice I saw in all these think
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pieces and podcasts and whatever was, "Hey, you need to have open communication with
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your sons," okay?
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Make sure your sons know that they can always come to you if they're in trouble, whether
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they go to a party and drink when they shouldn't have, they should know that they should be
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able to call you.
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So if they get caught up on one of those things, just know that they can reach out directly
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to you.
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Also, teach your children about the dangers of online predators.
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Show them some of the warning signs.
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Show them what some of the schemes look like.
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And also, watch for behavioral changes in your sons.
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If there's like these acute immediate behavioral changes, these are likely triggered by something.
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So here's the thing, guys, all of those things are good things.
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Like I am pro all of those things.
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I co-sign and double check or double tap, whatever.
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Like I'm totally cool with all those things.
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But they don't address the root cause of the issue.
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And as people were talking about this, I was reminded of this anecdote, this story that
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someone said, "It's not a real story," but it's just like an interesting way to kind
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of process all this.
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And so there are three hikers that were taken to break by a river and they were eating lunch.
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And then all of a sudden they hear the screams and the cries of a child that's in the river
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coming down the river.
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They're drowning.
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They're, "Help, help, help save me.
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I'm drowning."
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So all three of the hikers jump into the river.
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They grab the kid.
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They pull him back to the shore.
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They save him.
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Oh my gosh.
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So sorry.
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Like, and they try to start drying him off.
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A few minutes later, another kid is coming down the river, "Help, help, help, I'm drowning."
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So the three guys jump back in.
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They grab this kid.
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They get him to the side with the other kid and they're drying him off and they're like,
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"Oh my gosh, this is crazy."
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Two at one time.
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And a few minutes later, another kid coming down the river and he's freaking out, "Please,
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somebody save me."
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One of the hikers just takes off running, right?
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The other two are kind of confused.
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Where's this guy going?
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So these two jump in, they grab the third kid, they get him out and they're drying him
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off all that.
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They're like, "This is absolutely insane what's going on."
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So about 15 minutes goes by, everything's calmed, there's no more kids coming down.
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And then the random hiker that just took off running in a random direction came back.
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And his buddies were like, "Hey man, where the heck did you go?"
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He's like, "I went up river and stopped the guy from throwing kids in," right?
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I feel like that's what's happening in this situation that most people are the two hikers
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that just stayed down by the river and they just kept going in and saving the kids, kept
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going in and saving the kids.
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And nobody's running up river to figure out who in the hell is throwing these kids in the
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river, right?
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So what I feel like everybody is getting wrong about the rise of sex extortion of teenage
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boys is access.
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Almost no one is talking about access and that is the crux of the issue.
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Everyone's given band-aids to cancer patients and they're not really trying to fight the
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actual cancer.
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Because the problem is that these nefarious forces, these nefarious groups, these scammers
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have access to teenage boys.
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How do they have access to these teenage boys?
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Because all of these teenage boys that have gotten caught up in this have unfettered access
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to the internet.
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They have their own personal laptops.
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They have their own personal iPads.
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They have their own personal unlocked smartphones.
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A lot of these kids have televisions in their room that are also smart televisions that
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hook up to the internet.
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They have gaming systems, play stations, Xbox PCs or whatever that are in their rooms, right,
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where they can close the door and no one knows precisely what they're doing.
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They have no oversight of the internet access of their friends, right, whether it's in someone's
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home or not.
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That's the crux of the issue, guys.
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Yes, I'm pro all those other things, preparing your kids.
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You can't just completely bubble wrap your kids.
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But all of these kids, again, nine to 17, they have all of these tools, right?
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Why aren't we discussing that?
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Because in this household, again, we have a four-year-old and a three-year-old right
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now, they're not going to have any of those things.
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They're not going to have unfettered access to the internet.
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They're not going to have unlocked smartphones.
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They're not going to have televisions and gaming systems in their personal rooms.
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And we will have plenty of oversight over the children that we allow into our home and the
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amount of access they have to those things and the homes we allow our kids to go to and
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the amount of access that is had in all of those other places.
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We're going to have a bunch of awkward conversations with parents of our kids, right?
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Our kids' friends, their parents, right?
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Like hey, who comes into and out of the house?
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Like who is typically there?
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Does your kid have an older brother?
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Does that older brother have a smartphone?
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How do you all handle smartphones, tablets, and internet and gaming systems?
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Is that in a common area where you can watch and kind of see what they're saying or do
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you just let them kind of go into their headphones and go into their room and you have no idea
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who they're talking to?
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Do you have a pit bull in the house?
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Do you have a swimming pool that you don't have direct access to in the swimming pool
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or not?
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Is there an older brother in the house or an uncle that comes by that's got a pornography
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problem?
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You're going to be asking a bunch of questions like that and you might be like that's weird,
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that's crazy.
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Oh, I'm sorry.
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It's my job to raise up my children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord and to
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protect them.
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And so all these parents out there, they're not fighting against the smartphone thing.
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They're just going along with it.
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Why?
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Because they don't want their kids to be weird.
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Well my kid has to have a Snapchat and an Instagram because all of his friends do.
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I have to let him have unfettered access to the internet because how is he going to play
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roblox otherwise?
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How's he going to play these random video games with his friends and if he doesn't have his
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own system that's in his room, then I have to watch him play video games.
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That's annoying and sounds crazy.
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I don't want to hear him talking to his friends the whole time.
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So I'm just going to let him go off into his room.
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So I'm heartbroken for these parents that have experienced some of the things that have happened
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here.
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But it's like this is a this is an own goal.
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This is a self-inflicted wound in a lot of these ways.
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But then also we got we got to talk about schools.
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Guys, there should be bands on smartphones across the board at every school in America.
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What is the positive argument for your kid having a smartphone in their pocket?
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Literally a distraction box in their pocket in the middle of school.
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Do you know how many kids have seen porn for the first time at school in the hallways?
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Some doofy kid that's that's got complete access to the internet.
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He finds a porn video and he just like turns it around to his buddies and says, Hey, check
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this out and like your son's trying to get his crap together so that he can go to geometry
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class and all of a sudden he's looking at a hardcore rape scene and are you there in
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the hallways?
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Do you know who your kid, you know, who has a smartphone and who's showing what?
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No, you don't.
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But again, we're worshiping at the altar of weird and we don't want our kids to be weird.
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Right?
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We want them to fit in.
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And I just want to ask you guys on my challenging parents, why do you want your kids to fit in
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with a culture of death, a culture of sex, a culture of destruction of the amago day
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and the destruction of the sanctity of human life and human sexuality?
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Why do you want them to be a part of that culture?
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And so again, I think it's very important that families are talking about this awareness.
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I'm in general not big on awareness campaigns, but yeah, it is good.
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If you're not aware of this, you should be aware that these things are happening.
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But the thing that you should be more aware of is what you should do to fix this.
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Again, every family is different.
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You know, kids need to get phones at a certain point.
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And but I think you were overestimating how much they will be quote unquote left behind
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if they don't have a smartphone and internet access and social media like all their friends.
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And we haven't even talked about little girls, the destructive nature of social media for
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little girls, the bullying that goes on, the comparison because they're comparing themselves
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to these airbrushed airbrushed pictures of these models and these fake these fake AI images
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and stuff like that.
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And they're thinking themselves, I'm never going to be as cuter as pretty as these girls.
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You have boys and girls that are losing sleep because they can't put the phone down.
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Because you're you're dead asleep in your room.
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You're good to go.
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But it's 11 o'clock.
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It's midnight.
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And here they are scrolling their phone.
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Just doom scrolling TikTok, doom scrolling.
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They're on different message boards and different things like that.
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And again, it's not about what your kid has access to as much as it is about who you're
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giving access to them.
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Like that hacker that was on the Sean Ryan show talked about he created this profile pretending
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to be like a 14 year old girl and went to just some random chat room and said hi.
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And within seconds he was getting sent sexually explicit materials by people and their DMS
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by adult males.
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So yes, you're giving them access to this negative, harmful content, but you're giving
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these horrible predators direct access to your child because you don't want to be to
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be weird because you want to be able to text them during the day when they're at school,
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which is also not a good idea.
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Leave your kid alone.
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Right?
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It's always hard.
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It's already hard enough for the teacher to deal with a classroom full of kids that
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don't really want to be there that aren't really interested in the subject matter to try to
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keep them engaged for 50 minutes before the bell rings.
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They got to go to their next class where it's just rinse and repeat and here you are just
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texting them during the day.
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You're doing sweetie hope you're having a good day.
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It's just not a good idea.
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So I'm all for the proper campaigns to make people aware of this, but we need to go to
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the source.
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We've got to stop giving access of our children to these things.
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All right, guys, let's get into the quick hitters.
22:42
The Trump White House's presidential message on Holy Week.
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So this is according to the presidential message on Holy Week that was released.
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I think it was on the 13th or something like that.
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I'm actually going to be reading the entirety of it here.
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This Holy Week, Melania and I join in prayer with Christian celebrating the crucifixion
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and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the living son of God who conquered
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death, freed us from sin and unlocked the gates of heaven for all of humanity.
23:06
Beginning with Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and the culminating
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in the Pascal tritum, which begins on Holy Thursday with mass in the Lord's Supper, followed
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by Good Friday and reaching its pinnacle in the Easter vigil on Holy Saturday night.
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This week is a time of reflection for Christians to memorialize Jesus' crucifixion and to prepare
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their hearts, minds and souls for his miraculous resurrection from the dead.
23:30
During the sacred week, we acknowledge that the glory of the Easter Sunday cannot come
23:34
without the sacrifice Jesus Christ made on the cross.
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In his final hours on earth, Christ willingly endured excruciating pain, torture and the
23:41
execution on the cross out of a deep and abiding love for all of his creation.
23:45
Through his suffering, we have redemption.
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Through his death, we are forgiven of our sins.
23:49
Through his resurrection, we have hope of eternal life.
23:52
On Easter morning, the stone is rolled away, the tomb is empty, and the light prevails
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over darkness, signaling that death does not have the final word.
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This Holy Week, my administration renews its promise to defend Christian faith in our
24:04
schools, military workplaces, hospitals and the halls of government.
24:07
We will never waver in safeguarding the right to religious liberty, upholding the dignity
24:11
of life and protecting God in our public square.
24:16
As we focus on Christ's redeeming sacrifice, we look to his love, humility and obedience,
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even in life's most difficult and uncertain moments.
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This week, we pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon our beloved nation.
24:27
We pray that America will remain a beacon of faith, hope and freedom for the entire world,
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and we pray to achieve a future that reflects the truth, beauty and goodness of Christ's
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eternal kingdom and heaven.
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May God bless you and your family during this special time of year, and may he continue
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to bless the United States of America.
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I mean, my goodness, guys, like that, that just makes me so proud, right?
24:48
That makes me so proud that as coming from the White House of the United States of America.
24:53
So to go to my big takeaway here, did Donald Trump write this?
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No, clearly not.
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But did Donald Trump approve this?
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Yes.
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Clearly, so I don't think a message like that goes out without his say so, right?
25:08
Now does Donald Trump believe this personally for himself?
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Probably not.
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I would say, I would say no.
25:15
I don't know that we can see the true view of kind of a redemptive saving faith in Donald
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Trump.
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It's hard to judge from here.
25:24
I'll be honest, but perhaps Donald Trump doesn't actually believe that and if he maybe doesn't
25:30
believe that for himself, but my point is, isn't it better than the trash that we got
25:34
from the Biden White House?
25:36
I mean, my gosh, my gosh, it's just like a theologically rich and dense message like
25:41
what we got from the Trump administration recently, but the Biden administration made
25:46
sure to have Trans Day of Visibility also be Easter.
25:51
Now people are like, oh, that was already on the calendar and it's already the, you know,
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this Sunday on whichever calendar, blah, blah.
25:56
So Easter was the one butting in like Easter is the problem, right?
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But just imagine the difference.
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And so that's a question for all you dorks that were like, oh, we can't support Trump.
26:06
You know, the never Trump Republicans, the never Trump or Christians, Catholics, all
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those people, right?
26:12
It's like, okay, what do you think Kamala Harris would have posted some vapid nonsensical
26:16
thing about all religions being equally important?
26:18
This is just kind of one of the ones that we celebrate or something like, Hey, yeah, we
26:22
don't want to celebrate this because Christians are big.
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Anyway, like just think about how the difference would be.
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So super proud of that.
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All right.
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Next quick.
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Here.
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This is obviously a terrible, terrible story, but 50 plus Nigerian Christians being slaughtered
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by Muslim fundamentalist on Palm Sunday.
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So this is according to the Herald on April the 16th, a brutal attack by suspected Islamist
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Foulani militias on Palm Sunday has left at least 51 Christians dead in Nigeria's plateau
26:46
state, sparking outrage among local communities and silence from much of the international
26:50
community.
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And coordinated assault targeted to predominantly Christian villages with the worst carnage
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reported in Ziki village, Basa County.
26:58
Witnesses described a night of horror as gunmen stormed homes, setting them ablaze and killing
27:03
entire families, including women, children and the elderly, and what local leaders are
27:07
calling a deliberate act of religious persecution.
27:10
So I've obviously talked a lot about Islam.
27:13
I've talked a lot about the least abrogated seras being the most bloody and about how
27:17
these Foulani groups and Boko Haram and Al Qaeda and ISIS and all these groups, how they're
27:21
doing exactly what their false prophet Muhammad would want them to do.
27:24
But my big takeaway here is a question.
27:26
Did you hear about this?
27:29
Because again, I'm in these circles and I follow these things where I'm trying to expose
27:32
myself to as much darkness as possible so that I can teach you guys how to recognize
27:36
it so that we can push it back, right?
27:38
I'm here to equipment to push back darkness, right?
27:41
So I have to kind of be in all these different areas.
27:43
Did you hear about that?
27:45
You probably heard a whole lot more about some random MS-13 gang member being accidentally
27:49
deported without quote unquote due process.
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You probably heard more about some of the other things that I'm going to be talking
27:53
about here in the quick hitters today.
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Did you hear about dozens and dozens and dozens of innocent Christians being slaughtered
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because they were Christians?
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By Muslims.
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Did you hear about it?
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Nope.
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Just African Christians.
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Who cares about them, right?
28:09
They had it coming probably.
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You know, Christians are just small-minded bigots anyway, right?
28:13
They're anti-LGBTQ, so they probably had it coming.
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So guys, I would just welcome you to do what I'm doing, which is praying for these people.
28:23
Again, these people were essentially martyred for their faith and what they believe Islam
28:28
will not be defeated until Jesus comes back, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't push back
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against the darkness.
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We should continue to do so.
28:36
Next quick hitter here, a state in Australia criminalizing prayer.
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According to the Christian Institute on April the 16th, let's go into the story here.
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The Australian state of New South Wales has criminalized prayer, preaching or pastoral
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advice that seeks to convince others to live according to biblical sexual ethics.
28:52
Under the Conversion Practices Ban Act of 2024, which took effect on the 4th of April,
28:57
anyone accused of changing or suppressing another's gender identity or sexual orientation could
29:02
be fined up to $100,000 as part of the civil complaints scheme.
29:06
If the person who has deemed to cause substantial mental or physical harm, they could be sentenced
29:11
to up to five years in prison.
29:13
In New guidance, the New South Wales government confirmed that it could be illegal to advise
29:17
a same sex attracted Christian to remain celibate or to pray for them at their request.
29:23
A video publicizing the law released by the Anti-Discrimination New South Wales group
29:27
states that conversion practices could resemble prayer or pastoral conversations that is intended
29:33
to change or suppress someone's gender or sexuality.
29:36
Although the governmental body says it is not illegal to state what a religion says about
29:40
a particular topic, this would not protect anyone who encouraged another to adhere to
29:44
that belief.
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Anti-Discrimination New South Wales also claims that numerous faith communities actively support
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LGBTQA people displaying a symbol of the cross next to transgender and asexual flags.
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So this is obviously straight out of 1984, this is definite religious persecution.
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They do not have the rights in Australia that we currently do here in the United States.
30:07
But right into my big takeaway in that vein, you're a fool if you don't think this could
30:12
happen here.
30:14
You are a complete fool if you think we will not experience something like this.
30:19
Again, I want you to think, what if it was Kamala Harris and that dork Tim Walz?
30:24
What if they were in the White House right now?
30:27
What would the Easter season look like and feel like that we just came out of, right?
30:32
How would you feel about, again, people worried about the economy, people worried about foreign
30:35
policy and all that?
30:36
But what about your right to not bake a cake for use your art for a gay couple's benefit?
30:44
What about the destruction of image bearers of God in the womb?
30:48
Just think about the state of the country and the state of those things as we're sitting
30:51
here right now.
30:53
But this is how things go because Australia is a Western country, Canada is a Western
30:59
country, UK, these are Western countries, right?
31:04
And to think that the things that are happening there cannot come here is a foolish thing to
31:08
do.
31:09
And we have to fight against it.
31:10
We have to constantly advocate for and vote for leaders that will keep things like this
31:15
from happening.
31:16
So here recently, one of my friends that I grew up with Cindy Munson, I literally have
31:21
known her since fourth grade, she's running for governor for the state of Oklahoma in
31:25
2026.
31:26
Anouncer candidacy, she's my age, single, never married, no kids, female.
31:32
Her biggest reason for running is that she's not white and that she's not male, right?
31:36
That's the only reason why she's running because if she were a white male, she would have no
31:38
chance in the Democratic Party.
31:40
One of her main talking points, right, in her campaign, like here I'm doing this, I'm
31:46
going for it, is women being able to control their bodies, right?
31:50
Which is a euphemism for killing as many Oklahomans in the womb as possible if their mother is
31:55
a whore and made bad sexual decisions, right?
31:59
That's one of her main talking points.
32:02
And so someone might be nice, someone might be a good friend of yours, someone might be
32:07
a good person to hang out with, you might have good conversation with them, but it's
32:10
what they believe and how they will govern that matters.
32:13
And if we continue to kind of just like, oh, I really like this person, yeah, they don't
32:17
really agree with how I believe and they don't have good moral standards or things
32:21
like that.
32:22
Ah, no big deal.
32:23
That's what happens in a place like New South Wales, right?
32:27
Where if you're a pastor and a transgender, a gender-confused teenager comes to you, like
32:33
what happened at North Point, right?
32:36
And if they do the right thing, which is the opposite of what North Point did, and they
32:38
said, hey, you know, you were made male, I know you're confused about your gender, I
32:44
know you're going through a weird time in puberty, but we're going to stay the course
32:47
and we're going to support you and we're going to stick to biblical truth.
32:49
You could get $100,000 fine and five years in prison for that.
32:53
When the kid came to you for Godly counsel, we're really not that far away from something
32:59
like this happening in this country.
33:02
And that will be a giant sort.
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I know I'm flowing quite a bit on this one.
33:04
That will be a giant sorting mechanism.
33:07
Okay.
33:08
COVID was a bit of a sorting mechanism.
33:10
Who were the pastors that were willing to stand up and say, no, we are actually going
33:14
to have church, right?
33:16
The John MacArthur's and the guys up in Canada forgot their name, several of the guys that
33:21
got arrested for holding church, right?
33:25
Most people just went along to get along and they just did whatever the government told
33:29
them to do.
33:30
And then they incorrectly quoted Romans 13 to everybody.
33:33
But there's going to be a big sort in this country because if in this country, something
33:37
like what just happened in New South Wales goes into law, will your pastor stand up and
33:42
say, absolutely not.
33:44
If someone comes to us and they're gender confused or they have same sex attraction,
33:47
we're going to uphold a biblical ethic because that supersedes the that we are to submit
33:53
to government because when the government is not submitted to God and is saying something
33:56
that is antithetical to the Bible, we are to go to God's law and God's morality above
34:01
man's law and man's morality.
34:03
Are they willing to be marched out of church and handcuffs because I'm going to venture
34:07
a guest that's not even going to not going to be too far off from reality?
34:10
A bunch of them will not.
34:11
They will capitulate, right?
34:14
How many pastors are willing to have a prison ministry from the inside because they stood
34:19
up for God in the biblical ethic that we see?
34:22
Okay.
34:23
Something to think about.
34:24
Next quick hitter here, the debate between Douglas Murray and Dave Stewart and the Joe
34:27
Rogan experience.
34:28
Okay.
34:29
So I'm not going to talk about this one for too long because I want you guys to go and
34:32
watch it.
34:33
So I've got in the show notes.
34:34
I forget what number it was, but it was in the last several weeks, but Douglas Murray
34:37
is a political commentator, a cultural critic and the author of a bunch of different books.
34:40
Dave Smith is a stand up comedian and he's a libertarian kind of political commentator,
34:44
podcaster, that type of thing.
34:46
This is one of the most interesting things that I've seen recently in terms of a online
34:49
debate because there's, there's no one that's kind of in the middle as to who won.
34:56
There are either people that fervently believe that Douglas Murray wiped the floor with Dave
35:00
Smith.
35:01
He's one of those people and then there's people that see Douglas Murray as a fool and
35:05
that Dave Smith, he's the one that knows the thing, right?
35:09
So there were several things in the debate that I didn't really care for.
35:13
So Douglas Murray at one point was talking to Dave Smith and is like, Hey, have you ever
35:16
been to need these checkpoints?
35:17
I've ever been to Israel or Palestine or something like that and he hadn't and Douglas Murray
35:21
just kept pounding.
35:22
I'm like, you comment so much on this area and yet you've never been there.
35:25
You've never been there.
35:26
You've never been there.
35:27
So I'm like, well, I've never been inside the Supreme Court, but it's Supreme Court hands
35:31
down a decision.
35:32
I feel like I can say something, but then I was also reminded of that great scene from
35:36
Goodwill hunting where Will sitting on the bench and Robin Williams, this character comes
35:42
out and it's like, you know, you can spout off all these quotes, but you've never been
35:46
inside the Sistine Chapel.
35:47
You don't know what it smells like.
35:48
And so you haven't experienced it.
35:49
So there were different parts that weren't as strong, but my big takeaway on this one,
35:53
and I know I'm kind of tinging it for you before you go into it.
35:55
If you haven't already watched it, this debate shows you the difference between a guy that
35:59
says stuff versus a guy that actually knows stuff, Douglas Murray knows stuff, Dave Smith
36:06
says stuff.
36:07
And man, this is what you get with a lot of these libertarian people, okay?
36:11
And there's a really funny joke in there that Douglas Murray makes that libertarians are
36:14
like the, you know, the bisexuals of politics.
36:16
It's like, just make a decision, like just choose a side, like, come on.
36:21
Libertarians have gotten so annoying and I know I'm going to [inaudible] off some of my audience
36:24
here.
36:25
Stick with me.
36:26
I get to have my own opinions.
36:27
I'm entitled to it.
36:28
Because they love to be like, I don't want to do that and the government shouldn't tell
36:31
me this.
36:32
And they're just kind of like doing their own little Ron Swanson thing without realizing
36:35
that they're such an ineffective group of people because they basically caucus with
36:39
Republicans when push comes to shove because libertarianism is never going to be a major
36:45
movement in the libertarian parties, never going to be a major party in this country.
36:48
You might lament that.
36:49
You might hate the two party system, but guess what, Duf?
36:52
That's the system that you're in.
36:54
So sure, read the conspiracy theory books and talk about, you know, how things were back
36:58
in the day.
36:59
But like, but we have the political reality of right now.
37:03
So you might have your, you know, your, you know, really fervent beliefs about libertarianism,
37:07
but you're basically feckless when it comes to ballot box day, because if you vote for
37:11
the libertarians, you might as well be tossing your vote into the void because that's where
37:16
it's going.
37:17
Okay.
37:18
And a lot of these people, they're kind of the conspiratorial, right, they're, oh, I'm
37:21
just asking questions and I'm getting very annoyed with these people because they sound
37:25
smart by saying things like, oh, you know, the real villain of World War two is Winston
37:29
Churchill, but then they can't actually back it up with anything that's even vaguely historically
37:34
accurate.
37:36
It gets you a lot of clicks, right?
37:38
It's, it's sensational, but it's not attached to anything.
37:41
So keep that in mind as you go through and watch that debate.
37:44
Next week you're here.
37:45
I wasn't going to talk about this story because there's, there's so much to it.
37:48
I, I thought about leading off with it, but I wasn't going to be able to do another one
37:51
of these episodes for a few more weeks.
37:52
So a black teenager stabbing a white teenager to death at a high school track meet in Texas.
37:56
You might think why didn't I just put their names?
37:58
Well, because we've kind of moved past the fact that these people have names to where,
38:02
oh, it's a black person and a white person.
38:04
That's kind of the main headline for the story.
38:07
So I want to talk about this.
38:08
According to the Daily Wire on April 14th, Carmilla Anthony, who's been charged with
38:11
murdering Austin Metcalf 17 had his bond drastically reduced and was granted house arrest per
38:16
a judge's ruling on Monday.
38:18
Earlier this month, Metcalf, Metcalf was stabbed to death at a high school track meet in Texas
38:22
after reportedly telling Anthony 17 that he was sitting in the wrong seat.
38:26
Anthony had been charged with murder.
38:28
And according to the arrest warrant told the police of the fatal stabbing, I did it.
38:31
Initially, Anthony's bond was set at $1 million, but a Colin County judge agreed to lower the
38:36
bond to $250,000.
38:38
The teen will be required to wear an ankle monitor and stay inside the parent's home if
38:41
the family cannot post bond or the family can post bond CBS news reports.
38:45
So reportedly what happened and by the way, there's going to be a video of this that comes
38:49
out.
38:50
You're telling me that there's a track meet.
38:51
All these kids have smartphones.
38:52
No one took video of this interaction as soon as it started to seem like a fight was about
38:56
to come out.
38:57
No one pulled out their phones.
38:58
So we're going to see video of what happened, but reportedly, according to witness reports,
39:02
Carmilla Anthony was sitting in a seat under the tent of a school that he did not attend.
39:09
So this is a provocational thing.
39:11
He didn't just happen to walk in there.
39:13
He was tired after running a race and he didn't realize where he was.
39:17
He knew exactly where he was and he knew he shouldn't be there.
39:20
Austin Metcalf apparently confronts him and says, "Hey, you need to leave.
39:24
This isn't your tent.
39:25
This isn't your seat."
39:26
And Carmilla Anthony basically said, "What are you going to do about it?"
39:29
Okay?
39:30
So Austin Metcalf, who's by all intents purposes, or was a great kid, you know, a student, you
39:36
know, captain, football team, like going to go to college like good kid, they get into
39:41
a little bit of a scuffle where he's like trying to get him out of the tent.
39:44
Like you got to leave.
39:45
You got to get out of here, right?
39:47
And so Carmilla Anthony says, "Do something, like do something," like he's like welcoming
39:52
him to a fight.
39:53
Carmilla Anthony goes into his bag, his backpack, pulls out a knife, stabs Austin Metcalf in
39:59
the heart, takes off running, okay?
40:02
He takes off running.
40:04
He chucks the knife into the bleachers.
40:07
When he's caught by the cops, he's like, "Hey, is this self-defense?
40:11
Like I mean, I stabbed this kid, but it isn't that self-defense," right?
40:14
Basically saying like he definitely did it on purpose.
40:17
But now what it's become is it's become a civil rights issue somehow.
40:21
There was a recent news conference where a press conference where this kind of pastor-a-turning
40:28
guy who's an awful person, a long track record of being violent and terrible towards people,
40:35
they get up there and they're talking about it and Austin Metcalf's dad came to this and
40:39
he said he's already forgiven Carmilla Anthony and all these types of things again for stabbing
40:42
his son in cold blood and they like castigated the father and they kicked him out of this
40:46
press conference even though he wasn't saying anything or doing anything.
40:50
There's a lot of people that are tracking how much money is being raised by GoFundMe's
40:53
or similar things for each kid.
40:56
So Carmilla Anthony has raised way more money via GoFundMe.
40:59
A murderer has raised way more money via his GoFundMe than the one for Austin Metcalf.
41:05
There's also this family.
41:07
So tell me if you've heard something that sounds like this before, the family of Carmilla
41:10
Anthony, they didn't just go back to their home.
41:12
They're in like this gated neighborhood in this palatial estate like this mansion right
41:16
now.
41:17
That's where they're staying even though part of their bond being reduced from a million
41:20
to 250,000 was financial hardship and yet we're at like half a million dollars being
41:24
raised for this kid.
41:26
But if you go into the messages for the people that are donating money, it's just anti-white
41:32
racist hatred.
41:34
It's congratulatory for Carmilla Anthony like, hey, good job killing the white devil.
41:39
We're evening the score.
41:41
That's somehow because of Jim Crow or slavery or something that this kid stabbing another
41:46
kid in cold blood was a net positive.
41:48
Okay?
41:49
So I have some big takeaways and some questions as it pertains to this case because here's
41:53
some questions that we haven't gotten answers for yet or even logical explanations.
41:58
Why was Carmilla Anthony in the tent for a school that he doesn't attend to begin with?
42:03
Why was he there?
42:05
Nobody's told us.
42:07
I think it's pretty clear he was trying to provoke an altercation.
42:11
Also, why did he have a knife with him under that tent where he was trying to provoke someone
42:17
into a fight?
42:18
Why did he have a knife?
42:21
Also, can we reasonably assume that this is his first brush with violence?
42:29
Because again, we're going to be getting all the pictures of Carmilla Anthony like, you
42:32
know, at his graduation and smiling on camera and all those types of things.
42:35
Are you telling me this, this 17 year old kid has never been violent before, been exposed
42:40
to violence of that nature?
42:41
Are you telling me he went from perfect kids sitting at the bus stop reading his Bible
42:45
to stabbing somebody in the heart, killing them?
42:49
Then also question, why do leftists always pick the worst heroes?
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This kid, this murderer, right, alleged murderer, he murdered someone in cold blood because
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he told him to get out of the tent that he wasn't supposed to be in to begin with.
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This was a high school scuffle that turned into him killing somebody in cold blood and
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he somehow a hero.
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When you listen to this kid's mom, Carmilla Anthony's mom and you listen to some of these
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people, you would think that Carmilla Anthony was dead and he was killed by a racist white
43:16
person.
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This kid's still alive, right?
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He's in jail.
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He should go to prison for the rest of his life, right?
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Unless what's being reported is completely, you know, false at this point.
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He should go to prison for the rest of his life.
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He should get the death penalty for murdering someone like that, but why do leftists pick
43:34
people like this?
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George Floyd, horrible person, Michael Brown, awful person, but these are the heroes, right?
43:42
And so again, these are, you know, kind of the heroes that are raised up in the black
43:45
community.
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What about Ben Carson, right?
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What about Thomas soul?
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What about pick somebody that's not a thug?
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Why can't they be a hero and someone that we look up to?
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Why are we looking up to rappers and murderers?
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And I guess my last thing on here, because some of you are going to be offended that
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the fact that I call Carmilla Anthony a thug, but let me just inform you, I'm not calling
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Carmilla Anthony a thug because he's black.
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I'm calling him a thug because he's clearly a thug.
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I grew up in a town with a lot of thugs.
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I lost thugs that were my friends and guess what?
44:18
I had knowledge of and friends that were black thugs, white thugs, Mexican thugs, Asian thugs,
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all shaped sizes, backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses, right, I knew some rich thugs, right?
44:33
You're a thug if you do thuggish things, like having a knife in your backpack, knowing that
44:38
you're probably going to get in a fight and knowing that you're not just going to be defending
44:42
yourself or the knife because you feel threatened for your life, but because you know you're
44:46
going to use it, maybe because you heard it in a rap song, maybe because you got the
44:51
idea from one of your stupid friends, maybe because you've been playing too many violent
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video games and you think this is an appropriate level of defense in a situation that I started,
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right?
45:03
That's what's going through his head, okay?
45:05
So what this kid deserves, if everything comes out to be accurate to what we know now, he
45:09
deserves to spend the rest of his life in prison for doing what he did to the Metcalf family
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and we shouldn't feel bad about it.
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He made his bed.
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Now he's got a lie in it.
45:19
Next quick at her here, a proposed California ballot measure named in honor of the alleged
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murderer, Luigi Mangione, so speaking of, you know, lionizing murderers, this is according
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to AOL, which is apparently still a thing on March the 30th, Californians could soon
45:32
be voting on a new healthcare law named after Luigi Mangione, the Ivy League grad who is
45:36
accused of executing the CEO of United Healthcare in cold blood.
45:40
He's accused of it.
45:41
It's on video.
45:42
He basically admitted to it.
45:43
The Luigi Mangione access to healthcare act was put forward by retired Los Angeles attorney
45:47
Paul Eisner, who said the sixth stunt was necessary to get the publicity for his proposal.
45:52
The proposed ballot measure would make it illegal for an insurance company to delay,
45:56
deny, or modify any medical procedure or medication recommended by a doctor.
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If there could be serious consequences, consequences, including disability, death, amputation, permanent
46:05
disfigurement, loss, or reduction of any bodily function according to the document filed to
46:09
the California attorney general's office.
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So big takeaway on this one, this likely isn't going anywhere, but the big takeaway is it
46:16
is evidence of a shocking sickness in our culture that so many people are now fans and supporters
46:21
of Luigi Mangione.
46:24
So we see the shocking video.
46:26
He's got this, you know, 3D printed gun.
46:29
He walks up behind the healthcare CEO who he had been tracking for apparently weeks, shoots
46:36
him in the back, executes him.
46:39
And then here's the thing, people are alignizing this guy as a hero, right?
46:44
He killed one of the 1%, one of these people that runs one of these horrible companies
46:48
and all that, and you're thinking yourself, wow, there are a lot of companies I don't
46:52
like.
46:53
There are a lot of people that I don't want to give my support of my dollars, right?
46:58
But I don't think we should kill the CEOs because I don't like their product or how they do
47:02
business.
47:03
But that's precisely what a lot of people have been doing.
47:06
So Bill Burr used to be one of my favorite comedians, but he married a wild leftist years
47:10
ago and it's clearly affected him and now he's kind of in the Hollywood elite.
47:13
So his comedy has changed, his viewpoints has changed.
47:15
He basically came right out and said, free Luigi, right?
47:18
Free this kid.
47:19
It's okay that he killed somebody that makes a lot of money that works for a company that
47:23
operates in a way that he personally does not like.
47:26
And it's also kind of rich.
47:28
They're calling this guy a hero, like he's Robin Hood type of thing.
47:32
He tried to get away with it.
47:35
He didn't shoot the guy and march over to the police station and say, I'm turning myself
47:40
in.
47:41
I have done my duty for humanity, worship me.
47:45
He tried to get away, but Mr. Ivy League was apparently a moron when it came to pulling
47:49
off a crime because his face was everywhere in the area.
47:53
He's on video doing this crime and then he basically admits to it.
47:58
So he's going to be in prison for the rest of his life for doing something like this,
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but he's going to be lionized again.
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He's going to be lionized by people that think it's okay.
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Oh, this handsome Ivy League guy.
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He's one of us.
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He's eat the rich idea and when you see so many people celebrating thugs like Luigi
48:17
Mangione and Carmelo Anthony, what does that tell you about our sick, sick to death culture?
48:24
This is a culture that is in desperate need of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
48:31
It's literally the only thing that can save these people because you can't have a Christian
48:35
worldview and a biblical ethic and look at Carmelo Anthony and Luigi Mangione in any other way.
48:40
You may feel pity for them because these are clearly not followers of Christ.
48:43
You can pray for their salvation.
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You can you can pray that they can repent of the horrible awful satanic things that they
48:49
have done in the name of whatever philosophy and ideology or devoid of any philosophy or
48:54
ideology, but to look at these people as heroes is absolutely asinine and incredibly concerning.
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All right.
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Next one here, a proposed Colorado house bill that would categorize misgendering and dead
49:06
naming as child abuse.
49:08
So this is according to Breitbart on April the 16th, according to the bill's summary,
49:11
the legislation would direct courts making child custody decisions and determining the
49:15
best interests of a child for purposes of parenting time to consider dead naming and
49:19
misgendering or threatening to publish material related to an individual sex change services
49:24
as types of coercive control.
49:27
The bill would additionally define dead naming and misgendering as discriminatory acts in
49:31
the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act, which would essentially prohibit calling sex confuse
49:35
individuals by their real names or biological sex in places of public accommodation.
49:40
So if you're not familiar, dead naming is like, okay, you know, this person has been
49:45
John their entire life, but now they want to be, you know, they're 14 and they want
49:49
to be Jane.
49:50
And so if you call them John, you're dead naming them because they said their name is
49:53
Jane, right?
49:55
And then misgendering is obviously like, okay, if you say to John, you know, he, you use
50:00
masculine pronouns, that is misgendering them, okay?
50:03
Big takeaway on this one, Colorado has fallen.
50:07
It's a beautiful state, but it has two horrible pockets of deep deep blue that ruins the entire
50:13
state, but your state doesn't have to be fallen like Colorado, okay?
50:20
Because people in Boulder and people in Denver have destroyed that state in a lot of different
50:25
ways.
50:26
And it doesn't just start with the fact that people in those areas are like, Oh, wolves
50:28
are so cute.
50:29
Shouldn't we just like reintroduce them into Colorado, which is going to decimate the
50:32
old population, all kinds of other things.
50:33
So all you people with your Colorado hunting, you know, stuff and all that, you try to sell
50:39
that property.
50:40
You should probably sell it because they'll in Mule Deer are going to be gone in short
50:43
order as the, you know, the wolf packs continue to grow in that state.
50:46
But again, this goes back to electing people that are not going to allow this type of insanity,
50:52
because I don't think this bill is going to be stopped.
50:53
I think it's going to the Colorado Senate, it should pass and then it's going to go to
50:57
the governor's desk and it will be signed.
50:59
So if you're a father, because this is always kind of how it is, if you're a father and
51:02
the mom is trying to transition the kids, you say, no, I'm not going to call my kid
51:07
by a different name in a, in a gender that's, that's not their gender.
51:10
I'm absolutely not going to do that.
51:12
The state of Colorado is essentially going to keep you from your children.
51:15
They are going to steal your children from you.
51:20
So guys, if you live in Colorado and you don't trust your wife or you're in one of those situations,
51:27
you probably need to get out of that state and don't move to a state like California
51:31
or Illinois or New Jersey or New York or Oregon or Washington, come to a free state
51:37
like Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, Tennessee, Florida, go to a place like that, where something
51:44
like that will not happen as long as the electorate keeps doing their job.
51:48
All right.
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Next one here, a proposed Oklahoma House bill that would allow for the chemical castration
51:53
of child sex offenders. So this is according to KOCO news five on March the 11th, a bill
51:57
that just passed the Oklahoma House floor would require convicted child sex offenders
52:01
to be chemically castrated before they're eligible for parole.
52:05
Fett Gatter, a Republican from Oak Moagie said chemical castration would be an option
52:09
for offenders who want to be paroled or they would be required to serve 100% of their sentences.
52:14
House bill 2422 would affect those who are over 21 who have committed a crime involving
52:18
physical touch against a minor under 13 that requires registration as a sex offender and
52:23
who have received a mental health evaluation determining the likelihood they would commit
52:27
subsequent offenses if released on parole. The bill now heads to the Senate to be heard.
52:32
I think that this will be passed by the Senate. I think Stitt will certainly sign this into
52:35
law. Big take on this one. Thank you, Oklahoma. I just talked about the craziness in California
52:40
and Colorado. Thank you, Oklahoma. Yeah, people like to talk about, you know, oh, there's
52:45
nothing to do there in the state super flat and you're, you're bad in this category or
52:48
bad in that category. At least we're not insane. We got our issues. We got our potholes, but
52:54
we're not insane. This is amazing. My problem with this bill is it doesn't go too far because
53:01
you're basically giving these people an option. Okay, you can get out early, which need to
53:05
chemically castrate you or you have to serve your whole sentence. I think it should be
53:08
like, Oh, you raped or molested a kid sexually, physical castration and then death, right?
53:18
Why do we want this person back in polite society? Because again, most of these people
53:23
that offend in this way, they don't do it once. They were just overwhelmed with temptation
53:27
one time. And then they never do it again. That's not real life. They, when you look
53:33
at statistically speaking, when these people are caught, they, they typically have tens
53:37
and tens and tens of victims, right? This is just a, an attitude that they can't stop unless
53:44
the gospel stops them, unless they have a true repentance and change of heart, right?
53:49
But that's God's work to do. But for us in this society, we have to protect children.
53:56
This is one way to do it. So good job, Oklahoma. Next one here, a pit bull mauling a seven
54:00
month old baby girl to death in Ohio, but you didn't need me to say pit bull, right?
54:04
You should have already known that. According to the New York Post on April the 12th, now
54:07
Ohio infant was killed by one of her family's three pit bulls. Her parents said on social
54:13
media, I will never understand why mother Mackenzie Copley wrote on Facebook Saturday,
54:17
posting pictures of her seven month old daughter cuddling with the family dogs. I'm so lost
54:24
and broken. This was the same dog who was side by side with my baby every single day,
54:28
she wrote. So let me go to my big takeaway because we do have a lot of new listeners.
54:33
Some of you are not going to like this, but welcome to the show. Pipples are not domesticated
54:37
animals. They're wild animals and they should be banned. You should not be able to own them.
54:42
If you want my full take on this, go to episode 377 of this podcast. Okay. Episode 377, the
54:48
name of the podcast is YouTube censoring us banning pit bulls tears from Jordan Peterson
54:52
and more. Okay. Episode 377. But here's kind of the skinny version on this. Pit bulls were
54:57
literally bred to do what they do when they maul people to death. They were bred to do
55:01
it. So this isn't like a brokenness in particular pit bulls. This is what they were bred to do.
55:06
Pit bulls make up less than 6% of the dog population in the United States, but they're responsible
55:11
for 68% of dog attacks and over 50% of dog related deaths since 1982. Okay. Their victims
55:18
also are almost always small children and elderly women. And I've gotten all the objections
55:24
guys. Oh, it's the owners. You know, it's the owners fault, not the dogs fault. Oh, well,
55:29
what are we going to do now? Are we going to, we're going to ban pools because kids dying
55:31
pools, are we going to ban ladders because people fall off ladders and dies? Well, and
55:35
die. Well, guess what? Pools can't grab you and then hold you under until you die. Ladders
55:41
can't chase you down the street, grab you by the throat and stay clamped on until you
55:45
stop moving because duh. And in my big takeaway on episode 377 is that I am completely unwilling
55:54
to err on the side of any dog over any human life because I've said before, I think pimples
56:00
are awesome. I think they're really cool. If I were a single guy that didn't have nieces
56:04
and nephews, I would likely own a pit bull because they're athletic. They're awesome. And
56:08
guess what? Pit bulls aren't killing 38 year olds that are strong and fit. Again, they're
56:14
killing children, seven month olds, five year olds are killing 80 year old women, right?
56:22
That's what they're doing. We have to stop looking at them as if they're just cute, you
56:27
know, cute animals. And when I see pictures that people post because I was from a town
56:31
where people fought their pit bulls, right? I had friends that made money fighting their
56:34
dogs, right? But somewhat often in the town that I'm from, like there are kids that are
56:40
mauled to death by the family pit bull and they, these parents just have, oh my gosh,
56:44
how could this happen? The dog was with this kid all the time. I saw them wag their tail.
56:49
I saw them lay next to this baby. But then one day they remember I'm a pit bull and they
56:55
attacked the kid without provocation and without being provoked in any way, right? And again,
57:01
go back to that episode. I talk about it all. You keep hearing stories about this. And again,
57:06
for those of you that are like pro pit bull apologists and all that, I didn't even need
57:09
to tell you the breed of the dog and you knew it was a pit bull. How did you know it was
57:13
a pit bull chew on that one. Next quick hitter here, scientists claiming to have resurrected
57:19
the extinct dire wolf. This is according to CNN on April the 8th, a species of wolf that
57:24
died out some 12,500 years ago lives again as the world's first successful de extinct,
57:30
de extincted. That's a word I guess animal. According to Dallas based biotech company
57:35
Colossal Biosciences colossal scientists have created three dire wolf pups by using ancient
57:40
DNA cloning and gene editing technology to alter the genes of a gray wolf, the prehistoric
57:45
dire wolves closest living relative the company announced Monday. The result is essentially
57:49
a hybrid species similar in appearance to its extinct forerunner. So big takeaways here
57:53
at first one here. These are not dire wolves. Why are people pretending like these are dire
57:59
wolves? I know some of you watch Game of Thrones, you think dire wolves are cool. Like, oh,
58:03
this is this big, you know, ominous white wolf. It's not a dire wolf. This is a hybrid wolf.
58:09
They took DNA and they they kind of just made this thing. That's that it's a gray wolf.
58:14
That's going to have a different color hair. This is similar to when you breed dogs. How
58:19
is a golden doodle thing, right? That's not a thing that would have probably happened
58:24
in nature. That's something that was created, right? So these these just aren't dire wolves.
58:28
So we need to kind of stop talking about like they are. But the big question about this
58:32
is why even do this? What is the motivation to do this? Because we hear people thinking
58:37
about, Oh, we need to bring back mammoths and we need to bring back all these other different
58:40
things. Because it makes sense that animals that are supposed to go extinct, go extinct.
58:48
And that there is a particular reason that they are extinct now. And so that if you try
58:53
to interject those animals back into an ecosystem, similar to what I was talking about with the,
58:58
you know, wolves that have a taste for cattle and elk that they just put in Colorado because
59:02
they are morons. Like this could cause some major issues, right? This could cause some
59:07
big time issues. Because guys, anytime that you start messing with artificial life, it
59:11
could be problematic. Like this is a playing God scenario. Like this isn't just going to
59:15
be a random net positive. Like we think we can control this, but it's just like, I think
59:21
the movie Jurassic Park, it holds up, it's a beautiful movie, even what 30 years later.
59:25
But like there are issues when you start playing God with these certain areas and you're just
59:28
like, there's not just going to be a non impact of you trying to do these types of things.
59:33
Okay, there's going to be a negative impact. I just don't think we should be messing with
59:36
it. All right, next one here, the UK Supreme Court ruling that trans women are not actually
59:40
women. According to USA Today on April the 16th, the United Kingdom's highest court ruled
59:45
on Wednesday that the definition of a woman under equality legislation referred to biological
59:50
sex. But it said trans people would not be disadvantaged by its landmark decision. The
59:54
Supreme Court's judgment related to whether a trans woman with a gender recognition certificate
59:58
a formal document that gives legal recognition of someone's new gender is protected from
1:00:02
discrimination as a woman under Britain's Equality Act. The landmark case is the latest
1:00:07
example of the wider debate around transgender rights ending up before the courts big takeaway
1:00:12
on this one. Another breaking news, water is wet. We live in the dumbest time in human
1:00:15
history where a Supreme Court of a major country in a major economy had to tell you no men that
1:00:22
dress up with women men that have a fetish looking at themselves in the mirror with makeup
1:00:26
on and long hair and painted nails. These gnar are not actually women. This is so ridiculous.
1:00:31
Why are we even talking about this? Next one here, FBI senior leadership using an internal
1:00:35
gag order to cover up the Biden Hunter Biden laptop story. This is according to the New
1:00:39
York Post. The FBI knew the post had received a hard drive copy of the laptop from Donald
1:00:43
Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani because it had covert surveillance warrant on the former
1:00:48
mayor's iCloud. On October the 14th of 2020, the morning the story was published and FBI
1:00:54
analysts confirmed to Twitter that the laptop was real, but his bosses then admonished him
1:00:59
and lamented the one message and limited in one message that he won't shut up. Another
1:01:04
message shows that an FBI attorney slapped a gag order on any discussion of laptop. Please
1:01:08
do not discuss Biden matter. The lawyer tells one FBI employee whose name is redacted. Big
1:01:13
takeaway on this one. Everything is just a conspiracy theory until it's not. Okay. Now
1:01:18
some of you will be like, well, what would you say about libertarians and Dave Smith?
1:01:21
Okay. This is one of those things that we were told by plenty of people that used to
1:01:25
work in the FBI and CIA and all that that this was Russian disinformation misinformation,
1:01:31
right? The Hunter Biden laptop, there was no there there. And we also know that that
1:01:34
could have changed the outcome of the 2020 election if this was covered in a way that
1:01:39
it would have been covered had it been, you know, the son of Donald Trump's laptop, right?
1:01:44
This was real from the beginning. We all knew it was real from the beginning. And the FBI
1:01:49
knew it was real before the public even knew it existed. Okay. But this is just another
1:01:54
one of those things that happened back in 2020. It's kind of like any COVID information
1:01:57
that comes out now. So something that was conspiracy theory and just lamented and lambasted
1:02:01
now is being confirmed. And it's kind of like, it's kind of floats through the news cycle
1:02:06
just in and out. And we just don't hear about anymore. And we just kind of go on with our
1:02:10
everyday lives because we're like, well, can we do it several years ago? Well, what we
1:02:13
can do is we can think about that the next time we're told something by our moral betters
1:02:17
in the government, right? Especially if they're ran by a democratic administration, right?
1:02:21
To be like, yeah, I'm gonna take that a little bit with a little bit of a grain of salt.
1:02:24
Okay, let's get to the last one here. I've been excited to talk about this one. So some
1:02:28
of the best jujitsu advice that you could ever get. So this advice is going to come
1:02:31
from Jeff Glover. So Jeff Glover is a is an OG jujitsu guy. He has kind of different philosophy
1:02:37
on jujitsu. He's taught several seminars at the forge, my gym here in Edmond, Oklahoma.
1:02:42
You know, he's a smaller guy. And so his jujitsu has to be fairly different and his technique
1:02:45
has to be fairly sharp, because if he's doing these, you know, super fights against guys
1:02:49
that could outweigh him by 100 pounds, like he's got to be able to withstand that. So
1:02:53
we're going to go to a clip here. And I just want you to hear what he's talking about whenever
1:02:57
he's talking about jujitsu. I don't know how to answer that question. I don't really
1:03:02
do MMA. If I was going to do MMA, it's more like old school, greasy style jujitsu, you
1:03:08
know, like come here. MMA is more like keep the person so close and close guard like this
1:03:16
that they can't hit you with their left hand. If he tries to hit me with his right hand,
1:03:19
we block and set up triangle. Alright, that should be like one of the first lessons you
1:03:24
teach a student. They come into jujitsu. The first before you teach them sport jujitsu,
1:03:30
you got to teach them don't get punched to death jujitsu, right? That's like on the feet,
1:03:38
stand up. That's like on the feet. You got to do the hoist-gracy lesson, the like distract
1:03:43
and clench them up a little before they can punch you or stay so far out of the range
1:03:48
that they can't punch you. Like come at me, stay so far out of the range that they can't
1:03:51
hit you, right? But if they shorten that distance on you, you got to clench. Students need to
1:03:57
know that. That as jujitsu people, we don't stand in the mid range and exchange punches
1:04:01
with somebody because we're not boxers. We're jujitsu people unless you like boxing and
1:04:06
you want to stand there and exchange with somebody. But if you know that's going to
1:04:08
be a losing battle, why do it? Right? That's where gracy style jujitsu comes in.
1:04:14
So right to my big takeaway on this one, the best quote from Jeff Glover in this clip is
1:04:20
before you teach him sport jujitsu, you've got to teach him don't get punched to death
1:04:25
jujitsu. Okay. So let me let me explain this for people because people that do jujitsu
1:04:29
will kind of understand this. But even if you don't, you should be able to. So there's
1:04:33
some very, very fancy styles of jujitsu that don't translate well to a real life scenario.
1:04:38
Okay. There are certain positions that you can get in. This is especially true for guard
1:04:42
players. Maybe you're a guard player, you prefer to be on your back for whatever reason
1:04:45
that if you get there and stay there in a jujitsu match, you're probably in a good spot. You may
1:04:51
even be in a dominant spot. But in a real life fight situation, you're going to get probably
1:04:56
beaten to death. You might be able to get stabbed. So that's why when you watch combat
1:05:00
jujitsu matches, that's where you can use open hand strikes, palm strikes against your
1:05:04
opponent. There are certain positions that people just won't stay in, right? That's
1:05:08
one thing that I encourage people with their jujitsu, especially when you're working a
1:05:11
guard move, like a pass or setting up some sort of a sub or something like that. Just
1:05:15
do a class where the guy in guard has big gloves on 16 ounce gloves and he's given you
1:05:20
like 50% punches, right? So not full off like trying to kill you, but just 50% punch
1:05:25
is trying to keep you honest. Okay. And this is why I try to tell people to prioritize
1:05:29
real world jujitsu, okay? Prioritize real world jujitsu because I tend to agree with
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kind of the Gracie, the old school Gracie guys with guys like Chad Robashow, guys like
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Tim Kennedy. These are guys that are, you know, multi level black belts, third and fourth
1:05:46
degree black belts. They've been doing this for 30 years or so, but they don't spend a
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whole lot of time in positions and drilling positions that are disadvantages. They spend
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a lot of time drilling positions where they are having the advantage. So in a real fight,
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you don't want to be on your back because there's not a mat underneath you. It's likely
1:06:04
asphalt, right? Or concrete. And so you don't want to be throwing, you know, throwing up
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flying triangles and flying arm bars and things like that. You don't be rolling under for
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Baron Bolo and trying to get into some sort of leg entanglement. That's just not really
1:06:17
something you should do. You should be able to get someone to the ground and hold them
1:06:22
in a position probably like a neon belly or a mount or a gift wrap or something like that
1:06:26
and wait for help to arrive. And your heads up, you can kind of see if your, this guy's
1:06:30
got a buddy that's trying to kick your head into the next county. Like you're good to
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go. I'm not saying you shouldn't do sport jujitsu, sport jujitsu can be a lot of fun.
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I'm not saying you shouldn't watch these Instagram videos of people hitting these fancy moves.
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It's always cool to learn a fancy move or two that actually works with your jujitsu game.
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But just remember when you're drilling, remember when you're rolling a practice and even remember
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when you're competing, what if this were a real fight? Because again, for me personally,
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I'm not trying to win a bunch of $20 metals. If you want to compete, I am pro that compete.
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If you want to be a professional at jujitsu and that's your goal, two thumbs up, you do
1:07:06
you boo. Like I, I'm there with you and guess what? I will help you train and I will help
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you get ready for those tournaments and all that. But for me, for a guy that gets to train
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as much as I get to train for a guy that's at my age and at my skill level as I'm making
1:07:20
my way towards black belt, I'm going to prioritize jujitsu that works. And speaking of fighting
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that works, guys, I've told you this a bunch, but again, we get new listeners every week.
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Please train real fighting styles for the love of God, train real fighting styles that
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you can actually train. Okay? Because I've been told by people, Hey, I train kung fu,
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I train taekwondo, I train karate, I train krav maga, I train all these different things.
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And the thing is, is those fighting styles do have some applicability. Okay, that they
1:07:51
do. Now, krav is a little bit different because I know, you know, Israel, like they created
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and all that kind of stuff. But you can't technically train it because krav involves
1:08:00
like eye gouging and fish hooking and like raking of the testicles and like all this kind of
1:08:05
stuff. You can't train that, right? It's like, all right, guys, do three sets of eye gouging,
1:08:09
right on your partner. Like that, that's going to be a really short class. Okay, lots of
1:08:12
doctors visits. But let's use mixed, mixed martial arts as a standard. Okay. So for those
1:08:21
of you that are MMA fans, let's just stick with the UFC because that's the main dominant
1:08:24
hegemon in this, in this, you know, world of MMA. Okay, which UFC fighters primary fighting
1:08:31
styles are Taekwondo or karate or Wing Chun or Krav Maga. Can you name one? I think there's
1:08:43
like 500 plus fighters on the roster of the UFC. Can you name one guy whose primary fighting
1:08:48
style is one of those things? It just doesn't work. And MMA is the closest thing that you
1:08:55
will get to a street fight scenario. Again, it's formalized. There's gloves, there's rules,
1:08:58
there's things you can and can't do, right? But it's the closest thing to real fight.
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Now do guys like Yair Rodriguez or Stephen Wonder Boy Thompson or some of these guys,
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do they have some of these different kind of like interesting techniques? Yes. But that's
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not their primary fighting style. The primary fighting styles are jujitsu, wrestling, Western
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boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai. That's it. And I have heard all people also say to me,
1:09:25
you know, well, Kyle, in a street fight, all bets are off, right? So like, you know,
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we don't need to be training stuff like in a ghee with rules and all that. We need to
1:09:34
be like doing real training. Well, guys, that just means those fancy striking styles,
1:09:39
all this like spinning kicks and elbows and all that kind of stuff. That's even less realistic
1:09:45
in our real fight because guys, I mean, how many fights have you seen where guys are just
1:09:48
standing up, you know, moving around like point fighting or something like that? That's
1:09:53
not a real thing that happens. If fights get dirty, it's going to end up on the ground.
1:09:58
Guys, and if you don't know how to fight on the ground, you're going to get killed.
1:10:02
Maybe literally or figuratively, like that's what's going to happen. And so I am pro,
1:10:07
you know, you learning stuff on the feet, but it's got to be like real stuff. It's got
1:10:10
to be Western boxing, kickboxing, Muay Thai. It's got to be real stuff like that. Because
1:10:13
here's the thing, I was talking to someone about Chroma guy the other day, I was like,
1:10:16
okay, send your crop instructor to my gym, and we'll do an MMA round. Okay. We'll just
1:10:23
do bare knuckle MMA round. Because guess what? One of his fancy strikes is going to have
1:10:28
to knock me out before I close the distance. Because once I close my distance and get my
1:10:34
hands on you, I will take you to the ground. I will pass your non-existent guard. I will
1:10:40
mount you and then I will elbow you until you tap or give up your back. And then I choke
1:10:44
you. And I'm not high level. I'm a brown belt. But like, again, guys, when you talk about
1:10:49
it, there are people that have been black belts for longer than I've been training jujitsu.
1:10:54
So I'm not a high level guy. I'm not an MMA fighter. But like this idea that these fighting
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styles actually work against somebody that knows the ground game is foolish. But also,
1:11:07
there are guys that are ground fighters, wrestlers, you know, jujitsu guys that don't know anything
1:11:14
on the feet. So you do have to be prepared for that situation as well. Because guess
1:11:18
what? If you can't get someone to the ground, or if you jujitsu game is predicated on pulling
1:11:22
guard, which I'm not a huge fan of, but if that's what your game is and you can't control
1:11:27
where the fight takes place, you better know some stand up. Again, don't train stand up
1:11:31
things that don't don't work in real life train, you know, Western boxing, kickboxing
1:11:34
and Muay Thai. But like, again, guys, if you're going to be a complete person in terms of
1:11:40
being able to defend yourself and defend others, you have to be realistic about things that
1:11:44
work and that don't work. And Jeff Glover, who is a super high level guard player, like
1:11:49
black belt type guy, he is thinking in terms of what's going to work in a real situation.
1:11:54
And he's big on sports, jujitsu. But again, if you don't learn the jujitsu that keeps
1:11:58
you from getting punched to death, you're going to be at a disadvantage. All right, guys, I'll
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