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0:02my back and knee pain have greatly
0:04improved by ignoring infomercials
0:10[Music]
0:25in this installment of the yes or no
0:28game we are joined by a giant a giant of
0:32politics and a giant of person it's a
0:36very tall man that would be my friend
0:37Charlie Kirk I'm not the Nephilim you
0:39are not you are not you've never proven
0:41to me that you're not but I am giving
0:43you the best there is a Reddit thread
0:45that says is Charlie part of the
0:46Nephilim
0:47how did what did they conclude it's
0:49uncertain it's uncertain
0:51if you want to ponder important
0:53questions such as is Charlie among the
0:55Nephilim you've got to get the yes or no
0:58game right now you go to dailywire.com
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1:14play for yourself now we are going to
1:17play Charlie okay you much more
1:20responsible man than I you have a cup of
1:22coffee here I do I have a martini maybe
1:25I spiked your coffee who knows who knows
1:28we'll find out that would be cruel but
1:30just even at the playing field you know
1:32with the game have you seen the rules at
1:34all somewhat yeah okay so like a
1:36drinking game I will go first
1:39short men are worse at politics okay I
1:42am at least three quarters of an inch
1:43larger than the average in the United
1:45States Ben Davies
1:49so short men or how do I think you're
1:51gonna answer yes and I'll answer how
1:53okay well so I'm answering on behalf of
1:55you
2:07you're right
2:08for your position yes okay
2:11oh 100 but it's not it's not an exact
2:14rule there's some awful tall politicians
2:15there were some awful to I now like Bill
2:17de Blasio is awful and he is very tall
2:19he's incredibly tall so the reason I see
2:21that answer is Presidents the taller
2:24candidate generally wins
2:25my reason for no though is that you've
2:29met many United States senators you're
2:30friends with some of them as am I
2:32they're not the tallest Bunch the U.S
2:35senators that I know not presidents but
2:39senators and especially members of
2:40Congress
2:42some of them are like five six you know
2:44these are some fairly diminutive people
2:46I don't know why there's a difference
2:48between presidents and legislators but
2:51that's just what I've noticed so by a
2:52numbers game
2:53I think these guys are pretty good so I
2:55think the question was do politicians
2:58have a Napoleonic complex no short men
3:01are worse at politics or Worse they're
3:03not as good at it but that but aren't
3:05you agreeing the Senate's awful
3:08we know but they're good at politics
3:09okay I'm sorry okay I understand
3:14on their politics okay got it so wow so
3:18well the taller candidate does usually
3:20win yeah for president I mean I'm going
3:22to get so much hate for this I generally
3:23don't trust short people in power
3:26what about generally it's a general rule
3:28what would be a good example but short
3:29is very subjective what about uh
3:30DeSantis he's not a very tall he's like
3:33five eleven-ish right five six foot
3:35everyone
3:36I think it's more like I'm six three six
3:39fours I don't want to get called out by
3:40the DeSantis campaign I think it's more
3:42like five
3:44nine or ten he's not a very tall guy as
3:47far as I can tell but he's a good good
3:49governor
3:50what about I'm trying to think of
3:51another good Rand Paul I like Rand Paul
3:53Rand Paul's great it's not very tall not
3:54very tall what about um but there's also
3:56some I mean you could be too tall in
3:58politics like George Pataki Way Too Tall
4:00he was way too tall he was and I mean
4:03Glenn youngin Way Too Tall I've never
4:05met James Comey Way Too Tall you're like
4:08it's true you are not from this Earth
4:10yeah and I would definitely agree with
4:13that as well okay so I'm gonna just
4:14drink okay even though we both got that
4:17right are you just looking for an excuse
4:19yes Charlie when I did lahayam chin chin
4:24we played this game
4:27that's well made we played this game
4:29during during Lent this is the first
4:31time I ever gave up booze like in my
4:33life and we were catholic that's tough
4:35it's very tough I mean we are sort of
4:37born into a part of the ceremony I mean
4:40we uh I gave it up I've got to make up
4:42for lost time okay you're right all
4:44right
4:48the Boy Scouts are now just Retreats for
4:51Libs
5:10yeah I'm an eagle scout so that's I went
5:14to the Boy Scouts you're you're right
5:15that's sad isn't that sad you're an
5:17eagle scout that's supposed to be a very
5:19impressive prestigious thing yes and now
5:22these days
5:24they took out the word boy didn't they
5:26no yeah they allow girls in the Boy
5:28Scouts that's bad
5:31a drink did I guess correctly you did
5:34okay I just chose
5:36it was a long it was a long length I'm
5:38up
5:39women are funny
5:44so you okay
5:48[Music]
5:53like obviously the exceptions exist
5:56exceptions
5:58yeah yeah that's true
6:01Christopher Hitchens said there were
6:03three exceptions to that rule
6:05I don't know if I can say them even he
6:07published it in Vanity Fair so I feel he
6:09said that the only exceptions to women
6:11not being funny these are his words
6:13they're not mine I don't want he said
6:15they have to be Hefty Dyke or Jewish
6:17or Canadian and I don't he didn't maybe
6:20you could add that as an addendum isn't
6:21there a strange amount of comedians that
6:22come from Canada that's true but I bet
6:24for women they still fall into one of
6:26those three because all of the when you
6:27think of the really prominent female
6:29comedians
6:30almost all of them fall into one of
6:32those three groups
6:33we could have an hours-long discussion
6:35of why that is
6:37it my turn you're up
6:43my back and knee pain have greatly
6:45improved by ignoring infomercials
6:55By ignoring information I would say you
6:57would say no
7:01I think you would say yes I think I know
7:03your pain reduction medium of choice
7:05that's true and it has nothing to do
7:07with infomercial it has nothing to do
7:08with 100 drug free
7:10um
7:13did I guess correctly
7:14no yeah yeah you have
7:17that's great it's 100 drug free relief
7:20Factor though it is true and you throw a
7:22football great now thank you yes
7:24perfectly that commercial went viral
7:26it's good it did it was an excellent
7:29commercial well I think people were very
7:31confused because they're so used to like
7:33the catheter commercial or the gold
7:36reverse mortgage pillow
7:38I will admit I or Larry Elder on a boat
7:41yes when I first saw the commercial
7:44Charlie I thought look I like I like
7:46relief factor a lot of my friends
7:47endorse relay factor I love Charlie I
7:50said but usually the people in these
7:52commercials are like 110 years old and
7:53Charlie's like 20. so I do have an awful
7:57back that is that is an actual thing I
7:59know I remember I I think I may have
8:01texted you about it no it's it's been a
8:04real
8:05challenge for years yeah I want to get a
8:07good commercial like I've never been all
8:09the little clips that come up that you
8:10know the libs make fun of I've never had
8:12a great commercial like that I don't
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9:45we really gave McCarthyism a bad rap
9:56my only hold up is who's we or which
9:59McCarthy and wish McCarthy Dan McCarthy
10:01at isi we gave that guy a bad rep uh to
10:04quote William F Buckley Jr
10:07to paraphrase him because I don't have
10:08it Word Perfect McCarthyism
10:11is a political movement around which all
10:13Americans of stern moral fiber can rally
10:18yeah he was right I wish the house
10:22committed on American activities would
10:23have done more yeah and they were right
10:25they were right they were Senator
10:27Hollywood they were Communists and
10:29culture he got Alger Hiss he was he was
10:31one of the top dogs like founded the U.N
10:33the Intel agency's turned McCarthyism
10:35into a slur
10:37yeah you're right of course of course
10:40Joe McCarthy uh he burned too bright for
10:44our age
10:46good man from Wisconsin okay
10:49at this point 95 of all white
10:52supremacists are actually undercover
10:53feds
10:54[Music]
11:02this is too predictable the other five
11:04percent are Indian Or Hispanic
11:07I've discovered
11:09I also love that our answers are just
11:11exact no they're just almost every time
11:13except for the tall guy one the tall guy
11:15one we'll get back to that one later
11:16there's a lot there there's a lot
11:18there's a lot we could Plumb the depths
11:19of that
11:21similar to people who drink Bud Light
11:22people who don't drink at all always
11:25seem to be hiding something from their
11:28father
11:29oh
11:31we seem to be hiding something from
11:32their father similar to people who drink
11:33Bud Light that's people who don't drink
11:36okay
11:41I know yeah I don't know if you believe
11:43that I don't believe it yeah because
11:45especially some people I know don't
11:47drink for religious reasons or from
11:49they've never had a drink before
11:51a number of the people I know who don't
11:53drink don't drink because they've
11:55really had maybe one or two too many at
11:58times and they've really lived life and
12:00they might be hiding all sorts of things
12:01but they're not hiding the kind of
12:02things that people who drink Bud Light
12:04all right in my experience
12:06all right next one yep okay
12:09okay
12:14recycling it's both fake and gay
12:21our producer slips in a fake and gay
12:23question every time every single episode
12:26recycling is both fake and gay
12:33yeah I can't imagine you're kind of like
12:36a zealot for recycling no when we moved
12:38into I guess our house maybe it's an
12:40apartment it was our house
12:42my wife she goes to me she goes Meg said
12:44yeah girl she goes can we now like we're
12:47in our own place can we not recycle and
12:50I said you know it and you know it this
12:52is our home we can do whatever we want
12:54it is also we'll put the gay thing aside
12:56for a second it is fake it doesn't
12:58recycling isn't real so much of what we
13:01put into the recycling bin just ends up
13:03in some trash Heap in China or more
13:05likely in the middle of the ocean it's
13:06not a thing it's like it's like a barely
13:09a thing right but basically yeah
13:13oh
13:19producing and distributing pornographic
13:21only fans content should be banned and
13:23have criminal consequences
13:27[Music]
13:30for minors or just in general in general
13:34producing and distributing pornographic
13:35only fancy it's very this is a very
13:37specific incredible even genre of
13:39pornography yeah so like not the other
13:41pornography just this type yeah I guess
13:44or at least this type
13:46is that so producing and distributing
13:48yeah
13:49the production and distribution the
13:51distribution is a key here it's a very
13:53very legally specific question okay
13:56um
13:57foreign
14:01yeah I mean I think you're kind of like
14:03the integral I strike so here you go I
14:06yeah I mean you know there's never been
14:07a separation of church and state ever in
14:09my opinion
14:10um
14:11it's a hard one because you would go
14:13after like 200 other kinds of
14:16pornography first before you got to but
14:19I mean porn is a cancer on society but
14:21it's a cancer if you're telling me at
14:24least we'll ban this I'd say yeah of
14:26course it's not it's it's released like
14:28age verification and like also I mean
14:30that's like a base Baseline but it's
14:32it's it's so awful only fans is
14:34particularly Insidious actually because
14:37any young girl who's 18 and wants to
14:40make a quick buck and 18 year olds are
14:42not known for making the wisest
14:43decisions can log on to this thing snap
14:45some pictures she'll almost certainly
14:47not make any money anyway this is how
14:49fast Ian Bargains often work and then
14:51those pictures will be there forever
14:52it's going to it's going to it's not
14:54going to necessarily ruin her life but
14:55it's going to complicate her life a lot
14:57and you know she could be out of it two
15:00months later but the damage is already
15:01done you think that's just awful I mean
15:03it's just it's just degenerate men
15:06preying on vulnerable gullible women and
15:10desperate women for what to arouse the
15:13lusts of other men there's just
15:14everyone's a victim in the whole I mean
15:16everyone is degraded it doesn't Point
15:19towards virtue at all no so did I get
15:21that right yeah yeah yeah I mean it
15:23wouldn't be my top like right I'd go
15:24after the like ones a regime of what we
15:26want to go after but I I think that I
15:30mean look pornography is made is it's a
15:32it's an it's a tumor on society yeah it
15:34is I I I've often thought when people
15:36talk about why is everything getting so
15:38crazy and irrational and degraded and I
15:40think well so there's this thing that
15:42not a lot of people want to talk about
15:43which which what 90 plus 95 plus percent
15:47of men have looked at at some point and
15:49maybe oh no I I had my struggles with it
15:51and I talk about it and I'm I try to
15:53warn young men not to not to look yeah
15:55no I I wish it would have been harder
15:57for me to access it because think about
15:58the the median age of exposure to porn
16:01is like 11. it's unbelievable and for
16:04some people obviously it's much younger
16:05so if you if you've got a society that
16:07is like imagine if you had 90 of society
16:10hooked on
16:12opium and but no one talked about it and
16:14it was totally legal and easy to obtain
16:16you get opium delivered to your phone
16:18unless little portal to hell like any
16:20time you wanted that would probably mess
16:22up our politics wouldn't it so if you've
16:24got opium but it but instead of just
16:25damaging your the rest of your body it
16:27melts your brain it makes you view human
16:29beings as nothing but like sacks of
16:31Flesh to be used that
16:33is probably going to have a political
16:35effect well it's even worse than that
16:36because you have a built-in as men
16:38especially desire to procreate yeah and
16:42it completely destroys the ability to do
16:45that in a way that is virtuous in a way
16:48that is ethical in a way that is moral
16:51in a way that is grounded in a way that
16:52is traditional yeah yeah I mean it I
16:54believe most of the depression of young
16:56men can be from dopamine deprivation of
16:59pornographic addiction oh that's
17:02interesting that it's not even just a
17:03depression of this is a degrading
17:05shameful act but it's like actually no I
17:07think it's actually I mean there's a
17:08fabulous book Gary Wilson's book your
17:10brain on porn yeah yeah I haven't read
17:12it no I mean it's it's he actually just
17:14passed away it's too bad because he was
17:15such an articulate Defender he doesn't
17:16even religious guy he's like this is
17:18causing issues across the board of male
17:20self-confidence male suicide male
17:22depression male anxiety and female as
17:24well but I mean what's really sad is
17:27female pornography habits are actually
17:28increasing right now really yeah they
17:30are and so I mean yeah the spirit of the
17:32question is I mean are laws should make
17:34it harder to do the things we know that
17:36do not have any sort of Redemptive value
17:38yes yeah and edifying value I mean these
17:42these laws actually do exist we did jail
17:46pornographers until very recently the
17:48bush administer Bush number two jailed a
17:50pornographer for obscenity at the end of
17:52his well and this is where I mean you
17:54wrote a whole book on it where this is
17:55not this is not what the founding
17:57fathers had in mind for speech no this
17:59this would have been labeled
18:00licentiousness right it would have been
18:02profane not holy right it would have
18:04been outlandish and against actually how
18:07human beings should live this is
18:10clarifying yeah yeah screw only fans we
18:12got it yeah that's we I should have
18:14answered even more quickly than I
18:15already did uh am I up okay
18:20this is not that controversial uh fine
18:22I'll say it teachers are overpaid
18:39I actually
18:41oh really I know I mean look in certain
18:43but New York California there's yeah
18:45we're I'm very biased where I grew up
18:46the union bosses are overpaid well they
18:49actually do a great job for their
18:50members they're just what they do is
18:51corrupt the institution for the students
18:53but in certain places the teachers are
18:55overpaid but in a lot of the rest of
18:57America teachers are severely underpaid
18:59which creates a difficult incentive
19:02problems where they become much more
19:03reliant on the union so they got to
19:05follow what the union sets for them so
19:06they can't provide a good education it
19:09it's like all of these leftist politics
19:11you know a couple of these like Piggies
19:13at the top get get all the riches and
19:16then a lot of other hotels are deprived
19:17yeah exactly yeah I mean I grew up in
19:19district 214 in Chicago where gym
19:21teachers make 127 000 a year right and
19:23they you guys can factor I could go to
19:24openthebooks.com Adam and gieski's
19:26website you'll see the average wages in
19:28district 214 in the suburbs of Chicago
19:30for Math teachers gym teachers upwards
19:32175 000 a year for yeah no this is you
19:35guys could fact check it it's all right
19:37think about that annualized because you
19:38get the summer off first of all then you
19:39get 80 of that as a pension obligation
19:41once they
19:43once they retire right so to answer I
19:46mean you got this right in my experience
19:48but yes there are some places Across
19:50America where teachers are woefully
19:51underpaid yeah but the solution is fire
19:52Bad Teachers we have way too many
19:54teachers yeah and way too many
19:55administrators right that's the real
19:56killer though yeah that's true okay
20:01excluding speaking out against the
20:03Catholic Church
20:05the death penalty is wrong
20:08well I don't even get the parenthetical
20:11excluding speaking out against the
20:13Catholic church I think that's more
20:14directed towards you like I like I don't
20:17need to feel like I'm speaking up no I
20:19think it meant that you would execute
20:20people that would speak out against the
20:22church oh okay I wrote that question it
20:25was written for you yeah you make a
20:27great point Thank you for interpreting
20:29what it's the vodka but yeah it is Jen
20:32thank you very much I'm not drinking
20:34teenage white girl oh yeah
20:36I I find for a martini it's got to be oh
20:38orwellian of you it's well no the the
20:41Vodka thing gin is the drink of choice
20:43in 1984. it oh that's right wow though I
20:48hope this is better than the Big Brother
20:50Jen who knows though daily wire budgets
20:52are kind of you know slipping a little
20:54bit okay so the death penalty is wrong
21:02I know where you stand on this death
21:04penalty is wrong no so it's very this is
21:07a really interesting one I um
21:10this is my most unclear political
21:13position hmm I I used to be very against
21:16the death penalty very much for multiple
21:19reasons I used to somewhat morally but
21:21that that's actually not a good argument
21:23executing the wrong person really
21:25bothers me and that does happen and that
21:27there's there's a finality to the
21:28punishment right
21:30and well is there well if they're not
21:33saved yeah right I mean there's that old
21:36line from Dr Johnson which is uh depend
21:38upon it sir when a man's to be hanged in
21:40a fortnight it concentrates his mind
21:41wonderfully so you kind of hope there is
21:43if you are facing execution it almost
21:45accelerates the the confrontation of yes
21:48who am I where am I going who's my God
21:51so if we look at it strictly biblically
21:54there is no argument to say the the it
21:57is the Bible is 100 supportive of the
21:59death penalty yeah it is without
22:01question and I think in Catholic
22:02teaching they're so screwed up when well
22:05they're against the death penalty yeah
22:06the the TR the teaching of the church
22:08for
22:10um just about 2000 years is quite clear
22:13that the death penalty is A-Okay doctors
22:15of the church in fact it's necessary
22:17that was the old teaching of the church
22:19I mean there there's there were many
22:21popes who've carried it out including uh
22:23Pope who was beatified on his way to
22:24sainthood uh uh blessed Pious the ninth
22:27who he was the last Pope in the Papal
22:29States before they got rid of the Papal
22:30States he was asked for a stay of
22:33execution by the last criminal to be
22:35executed and his answer was we cannot do
22:38it and we do not want to so the church
22:41was very unless you're telling me that
22:42Saint Paul you know advocated something
22:45deeply immoral or intrinsically evil
22:47that's all obviously no but I mean the
22:50Old Testament law in particular was very
22:52clear about life for a life yeah right
22:53about what actually gets the death
22:55penalty yeah which is even if an animal
22:57act an ox accidentally kills a human
22:59being Exodus 20 or 21 you must kill the
23:02ox you do not keep it yeah yeah and you
23:05know the there are some Modern Catholics
23:07who have tried to make this argument
23:08again and I guess Protestants too
23:11we've tried to make this argument that
23:12the death penalty undermines human
23:14dignity but right back there in Genesis
23:16the the explanation for the death
23:19penalty is actually to defend Humanity
23:21no that's correct right yes it's life
23:23for life is what it is and it's in fact
23:25for example I mean the first recorded
23:27murder ever in Genesis 3 yeah of Genesis
23:304 Cain and Abel where
23:33um Cain kills Abel you remember God said
23:35it you didn't just kill Abel you kill
23:37it's the ground that is shrieking
23:40meaning
23:41it's the future Generations who killed
23:44of him think about that so it's not just
23:46him it is what he would have done it is
23:48the people he would have influenced the
23:50sons or daughters he would have had but
23:51with that being said yeah what was the
23:53what was the exact wording of the
23:54question death penalty's wrong the death
23:56penalty is wrong that's a moral question
23:58so you did answer correctly that I'd say
24:00it's political but I would say in
24:01America I would oppose the death penalty
24:03for a very specific reason because right
24:06now the trend is this current government
24:09will use any power we give them against
24:10us that so I am and this is the Patriot
24:13Act argument right the moral argument
24:15I'm totally on board we had a government
24:17that was ethical and understood you know
24:20Duty and you're saying just you think
24:22the government's so far gone that
24:24they're they could in the practically
24:26right now in America I think we should
24:27oppose the death penalty we shouldn't
24:28because they could start executing
24:30Charlie they would
24:34like it's pretty bad but I'm just saying
24:36you don't know it's that bad they're not
24:38but they're not they're not doing it yet
24:39at least the death penalty part yeah
24:41they barely carry out the death penalty
24:43no because right now opposing the death
24:45penalty fits their agenda which is to
24:47try to have compassion supersede Justice
24:50right but make make no mistake as soon
24:53as the actual Bolsheviks take over
24:54they're going to want to bring back the
24:55geek yeah right you're going to come to
24:57this table the idea that Michael Knowles
24:58and Charlie could still be in a gulag on
25:01Alba is like no no no we gotta wipe them
25:03off he's still a threat he's still
25:04breathing yeah right we don't get the
25:06vacation to Alba that's probably true
25:07that's probably true I'll drink to that
25:09anyway to our
25:10you know impending doom no one here Gets
25:13Out Alive anyway we'll go to heaven
25:14cheers yeah I certainly hope so
25:17in Catholic Church are you guys certain
25:19of your have have an assurances well if
25:22we don't uh if we don't reject God's
25:24grace and if we don't uh you know die in
25:27a state of mortal sin if we if we die in
25:29the State of Grace
25:31um which is available to us by you know
25:32cooperating with God's grace and
25:34accepting Christ and being contrived for
25:35our sins and all the rest of that then
25:37we can go to heaven might need a little
25:38expurgation period but you know uh but
25:40but but there is a risk even you know
25:43I'm baptized got the sacraments
25:45confirmed in the faith but if I reject
25:47God and I choose with the ascent of my
25:50will to
25:52commit mortal sins
25:54I could be liable to the fire there
25:56there is biblical evidence for this that
25:58Protestants have to wrestle with there
25:59is unforgivable sin in the Ten
26:01Commandments yep and of course Jesus
26:04alludes to the you know I never knew who
26:05you were yeah and and Christ says the uh
26:08you know there's the unforgivable sin of
26:10blasphemy in the Holy Spirit oh that's
26:11exactly which which is uh which is sort
26:13of what I'm describing here which is you
26:15know that you you do still have that
26:17Free Will well so blasphemy the holy
26:19spirit is the same essence of what is
26:21the one unforgivable sin of the Ten
26:22Commandments
26:24you know do not carry the lord's name in
26:25vain hmm
26:28it's the same thing that's interesting
26:30do not blasphemy the Holy Spirit do not
26:31carry the lord's name in advance
26:34hmm but one could blasphemy it's not the
26:37same thing but it's in essence yeah yeah
26:39there's there's a which is which is a
26:41rejection or a misuse of of the name of
26:44God or the language of God or the
26:45rejection thereof
26:48I have to I'll have to meditate on that
26:50because I was trying I was going through
26:51this recently because I figured if I
26:53make some stray comment if I laugh at a
26:55joke where someone mentions the Holy
26:57Spirit could I have committed the
26:58unforgivable sin and it's not it's not
27:00quite that right I mean and so no but I
27:03think the essence of Christ's teaching
27:04is did you reject the advocate right did
27:07you reject what I left you yeah yeah
27:09right yeah I am so as Christ descended
27:11to the Holy Spirit came down in
27:13Pentecost which is here for us to be
27:15able to do his his gifts right the the
27:18fruits of the spirit yeah love joy peace
27:20patience kindness goodness gentleness
27:22and self-control are the fruits of the
27:23spirit but then also the gifts of the
27:24Spirit right healing speaking of tongues
27:27Etc yeah yeah that's I think Europe okay
27:31you can go again yeah
27:35if I had to choose between the two most
27:37the two corrupt world leaders named
27:39Vladimir
27:40I would have I would have more fun
27:42playing yes or no with Putin oh I see
27:45what you're saying who would you have
27:45more fun playing yesterday or Putin yes
27:48yeah okay right um and so it's saying I
27:50would have more fun with Putin
27:52that's the prompt yeah correct yeah okay
27:58no doubt right yeah not that uppity Ford
28:01or in a T-shirt
28:07that is the most beautiful description
28:10I've heard of the leader of Ukraine yeah
28:12I didn't come up with as Tuckers but it
28:14was Tucker ah Tucker he's got something
28:16it says in the Bible that you will you
28:18must honor those who you have things
28:19from I just have I have a good memory
28:21you know it's funny success leaves Clues
28:25you know what's funny about Putin
28:27until very recently he was
28:30if not idolized he was exalted by the
28:33West he was a world economic Forum a
28:35young Global leader he was because they
28:37thought they could liberalize Russia
28:38they thought they could liberalize
28:39Russia see Putin's not a good guy he's a
28:42thug okay but this idea that somehow we
28:44in the west don't do deals with thugs is
28:46just one of the most laughable
28:47geopolitical arguments I've ever heard
28:50the whole Russia thing is one of the
28:52great cons pulled on the American people
28:53right now the fact that we're giving a
28:55dollar to this failed project of the
28:58current state of Ukraine first of all
28:59zelenski's a really bad person he is
29:01corrupt he's a liar he's a cheat Ukraine
29:04is not known for its sex first of all
29:05it's a fake country
29:07the way it's currently constituted there
29:09is a Ukrainian people eastern Ukraine is
29:11part of Russia they speak Russian they
29:13want to be part of Russia Crimea you
29:15heard of the Yalta Conference that's in
29:17Crimea right right literally
29:20yeah I mean so why is this our problem
29:22is the more important question right
29:24Ukraine has been conquered so many times
29:26by so many people it was even conquered
29:28by the polls Poland is one of the most
29:30conquered places on Earth itself and yet
29:31Poland conquered let me be clear Putin
29:34invading Ukraine's a bad thing yeah
29:36we're not us exasperating the conflict
29:39and not trying to broker piece is also a
29:40bad thing you know going back to the
29:42early 90s you had serious American
29:44Statesmen including conservatives who
29:46said hey NATO as a defensive Alliance
29:48probably shouldn't expand too much
29:50Eastward Dennis you have lady Graham
29:53going right up to the border of Ukraine
29:55saying we're going to play offense this
29:57is the year we're going to go back to DC
29:58could you imagine if the Russians of the
30:00Chinese went to Mexico City yeah in fact
30:03we know what that is we know what
30:04happens when it's called the Cuban
30:06Missile Crisis yeah it was probably a
30:07bad look for the director of the CIA to
30:10arrive in Kiev two weeks after the
30:12maidan revolution that may have had a
30:14little bit of support from the totally
30:16Democratic
30:17Grassroots not the best look and but yet
30:19all these Sam Nunn Kissinger Dan Patrick
30:22Moynihan all these guys George Kennan
30:24author of The Long Telegram saying hey
30:26NATO if you keep expanding Eastward in
30:28antagonize Russia that's going to
30:30escalate the prospects for war if you
30:32don't respect buffer states which have
30:34played an important role historically
30:36that's going to increase the risks of
30:37war and then
30:39what do we get and then Biden literally
30:41invited the guy to invade people
30:42underestimate how much of how big of a
30:46role social issues play in the Ukrainian
30:47conflict is that it's a proxy war for
30:50LGBT versus Antiquity is that really
30:52that's really what it is I'm not saying
30:53that's why you should cheer for Russia
30:55or not but the rallying cry internally
30:57for the Kremlin and the rally and cry
30:59internally at NATO is that worse yeah
31:03yeah Russia says we're super nut that
31:05that that is the Mantra that both sides
31:07are using regardless of what Ukraine
31:10actually thinks it's sort of Ukraine is
31:11just the Battle of course
31:13unfortunately they're victims for all
31:15this yeah yeah but the actual like the
31:17leaders of the the leaders from Brussels
31:19and the leaders from Moscow both use
31:21social positioning as a way to Rally the
31:23funding and the troops and the Personnel
31:25in both their respective side that's so
31:27true I mean this was one of the
31:28arguments about the rest of the kind of
31:30American Imperial project was I say okay
31:32the Great American Empire
31:38I mean truly I thought okay if we're
31:40going to
31:42spread our values around the world and
31:43it's truth justice in the American way
31:45okay great but if the thing we're
31:46spreading around the world is the
31:48rainbow flag and kandahars
31:51then what are we doing why would we do
31:53that this is the argument to end the war
31:55in Ukraine is it's a proxy war for the
31:57woke idea virus yeah and it supports the
32:00whole state department their why is not
32:03about the Constitution or consent to the
32:05government or the Declaration or
32:06fulfillment yeah fulfilling some sort of
32:09madisonian mandate of like yeah you know
32:11people-centered government the why of
32:13the state department is that we can push
32:16back that evil monster Putin Because he
32:18believes one man one woman but is there
32:20a fear this is the best argument I've
32:21heard for us in Ukraine is there a fear
32:22that if we allow if we wind down the war
32:25let's say we allow Russia to take more
32:26of Ukraine that that will embolden say
32:29she in Taiwan they're already they're
32:31creating their own currency in St
32:33Petersburg in the next couple weeks yeah
32:35but I mean what we should have done is
32:36said Russia no you can have eastern
32:39Ukraine hold elections and let's create
32:41an actual force and strengthen the
32:43dollar and then crush the CCP the
32:45opposite is happening yeah you know have
32:47India China and Russia going to St
32:48Petersburg in the coming weeks they're
32:50going to create a currency move to
32:52destabilize the dollar so we're going to
32:54possibly lose the dollar as the world
32:56Reserve currency status because why
32:58to support zelenski like the failed TV
33:01actor made prime minister by the way
33:04when the U.S loses if the Lewis U.S were
33:07to lose Global Reserve currency status
33:09you know all of a sudden our 100 110
33:11debt to GDP ratio becomes a little bit
33:15more of a problem than it is right now
33:16all of a sudden for inflation you'll 30
33:18inflation because all those dollars then
33:19have to get released immediately as
33:21their reserves right so Japan Korea the
33:25Philippines Indonesia like okay here's a
33:27wire transfer here's 300 billion dollars
33:29coming home and then they'll have 30
33:30inflation but don't worry hey supportive
33:31zelenski's worth it
33:34so you would rather play the game with
33:36Putin yeah yeah
33:39am I okay
33:41climate change is obviously caused by
33:43the Sun and has nothing to do with human
33:44activity
33:47there's no Nuance in any of these
33:49questions
34:08[Music]
34:11yeah if I had to like tilt more side
34:14than not that's how it answered for you
34:16the AKA yes and for you as well did I
34:17get there right yes ish only because
34:20that's way too absolute it's way too and
34:22it could be forget about even the humans
34:24and the cars or whatever it could just
34:26be weather patterns of course it could
34:28just be all these natural kind of
34:30geological things that have happened
34:31yeah I don't think the sun is the only
34:33contribution to global temperatures as
34:35it is yeah but it doesn't need to be
34:37that you know because it's not
34:38necessarily carbon right carbon is life
34:41you do not have life without carbon yeah
34:42everything and everything that matters
34:44is built on cars I also just love this
34:46this lib idea well one obviously we all
34:48know they've changed the climate story a
34:50thousand times and it was It was kind of
34:52cool and it was going to warm and it was
34:53this and it was that but I love the idea
34:54that until about 1968
34:58the climate was just totally static
35:01that's correct and the global mean
35:02temperature whatever that means it was
35:04just always exactly the same and then
35:07that 1968 it all started to change and
35:09that's why we've got to give up our
35:10money and our rights and our cars but
35:11then why do you think that is
35:13well I think it has a little bit more to
35:15do with a political campaign to upend
35:18our order in our society than it does
35:21with the sun monster it's also because
35:22they don't like humans yeah of course
35:25that's why they have to call
35:26anthropogenic we're the problem yeah and
35:28they believe nature untouched is the
35:31ideal right right and nature is not holy
35:36it is not orderly right nature untouched
35:39is not moral and it's not personal God
35:41is all those things right and and yeah
35:43that's that's an important point because
35:45they'll say oh we have overpopulation we
35:48really don't for what yeah first of all
35:49we don't but second of all
35:52what is the nature for like if we're the
35:56problem
35:58we serve the Rocks is that it we serve
36:01the deer well this is what river
36:03civilizations used to believe though and
36:04the Bible crushed this belief right they
36:07believe that you worship the river you
36:08worship the sun you worship the dirt and
36:11the Bible makes the claim that go you
36:13know this is for you you take dominion
36:14over the Earth there's a hierarchy right
36:16right nature man God when you when West
36:19is built on that idea yeah when you
36:20worship created things there is a word
36:22for that it's uh not spoken very highly
36:25of in the Bible that would be called
36:26idolatry yes and that is exactly why
36:28it's the first commandment well it's
36:30actually the first statement you shall
36:31know what regards before me yeah all
36:33right you're up
36:34I'll drink anyway I'll drink to that
36:36drink to life
36:38looking at the data women are actually
36:41more shallow than men
36:50foreign
37:00well the statement is simply women are
37:03more shallow than men
37:05so yes women are more shallow than men
37:07or no
37:09nothing much tough because of double
37:10night it's like a double negative right
37:12the way I was racing it was no
37:14okay I know it's very this is not or
37:17more shallowed
37:18so looking at women are actually more
37:21shallow than men so I'd say no
37:24to that statement meaning no women are
37:27not
37:28okay I think that
37:31yeah I think that's who's more
37:34superficial basically well it doesn't
37:36necess it could be that they're both
37:38equally shallow
37:39it doesn't mean that one is more so than
37:41the other did I get that right I don't
37:42know
37:43here's my argument here's because I was
37:45trying to think about this so who's
37:46deeper is that the question who who goes
37:48deeper so you could make an argument and
37:49say well it depends on what topic though
37:51yes that's the issue and also I just
37:54think of I think of the pieta you know
37:56in in the Michelangelo pieta and I think
38:01the depth of Mary's grief holding her
38:05crucified son who is God and the son of
38:08God
38:10it probably doesn't get a lot deeper
38:12than that
38:13right so but but now men are deep in
38:15other ways right men can be deeper in
38:17some ways than women are men are always
38:19deeper on the macro and women are always
38:21deeper on the micro and this is prager's
38:23whole thing right which is I mean I I
38:26know you host radio if you if you're
38:27talking about the stock market or
38:28economics yeah Sports every single call
38:31will be for men if you're talking about
38:33relationships or divorce or gossip every
38:36call will be from women right so when
38:39that that picture of the paella is
38:41exactly right the personal now what's
38:43the equally as popular piece of art that
38:45you'll see is Moses of the Ten
38:47Commandments looking up to the heavens
38:48Visionary abstract Big Ideas that's why
38:51when men come home from work how is work
38:53fine yeah right it's because it's too
38:56detailed it's too micro it's too
38:57immediate it's just not it's not
38:59something that will dwell over yeah I
39:01mean so women will replay conversations
39:04in their head when men will think about
39:05how you know we can retake Byzantine he
39:09wears antium right that's a big
39:11difference how can I go conquer the SARS
39:12lessons yeah and then while they're
39:14gonna be like are you sure my neighbor
39:15likes me
39:17are you sure and that's actually they're
39:19both equally important though right yeah
39:20and so because the argument against this
39:22is the argument that got Larry Summers
39:24fired which is he got fired because he
39:27said that one of the reasons why there
39:28aren't a lot of female mathematicians at
39:30the you know the very highest levels of
39:31Academia is because the bell curve of
39:34intelligence for men is just wider and
39:37so that means that the very very
39:39smartest people on Earth are going to be
39:41men and also the very very dumbest
39:43people on Earth are going to be men and
39:44this created a political uproar and he
39:46was run out of Harvard even though Larry
39:47Summers is actually pretty liberal
39:48correct now the reason I don't think
39:51that would be a good refutation of this
39:52question is
39:54depth is about a lot more than IQ I know
39:57people have a relatively very high IQ
39:59they're very shallow people correct
40:00right and so I don't I'm not sure
40:02there's a huge connection there yeah
40:03again it depends on the topic micro
40:05women are far deeper yeah macro I think
40:08men are much deeper yeah okay that's
40:09good
40:12my wife has completely stopped shopping
40:16at Target
40:21for sure right
40:23did you uh we had a conversation about
40:24this on air no no no no not you and I
40:27I'm my wife and I okay we she asked me
40:30the other night she goes I make do what
40:33we can't go to Target now I said we can
40:36yeah I guess we can married like Whoopi
40:38Goldberg wait wait that sounds you never
40:40you never heard you know some people say
40:41that that's not what my wife actually
40:43sounds like to me that's a perfect
40:45representation Mac
40:46and so she goes she's like I like I've
40:48never heard it described as a Whoopi
40:49Goldberg boy it sounds like Whoopi
40:51Goldberg from uh
40:53some one of those movies that's that's
40:55yeah from the Ted dance and comedy
40:58special who knows I
41:01I said to her we have to stop shopping
41:03at Target because even though it has the
41:04best variety and sometimes price on
41:06Spindrift which I live on these are
41:09sacrifices we have to make and people
41:11have been called on to make bigger
41:12sacrifices and they're they're just a
41:15validly doubling down on transiting the
41:17kids we can't shop there
41:19right I mean we we didn't shop there
41:22before it's they're dead to us Nick
41:24right yeah but we have a whole list this
41:25is why I like McCarthyism right is that
41:27you have to have a list of the things
41:28200. well it's like it's like North Face
41:31Ford you know one after the other I was
41:34never a an upper middle class Suburban
41:36white girl so I never had the privilege
41:38of wearing North Face but they're dead
41:40to me I won't wear them anymore the Ford
41:41truck that's I'm getting more of a sedan
41:44guy but this is what's perplexing to me
41:46I mean they do they really think oh yeah
41:49the Raptor the Raptor well I mean out of
41:52all the communities that are gonna buy
41:54Raptors are they like you know what
41:56you're right yeah Western San Francisco
41:59they're obviously going to start buying
42:01Raptors that's where they are that's
42:02where Greenwich Village that's where you
42:03see the highest proportion of raptors in
42:05the country yeah not quite
42:09we all owe Tom Cruise
42:11I thank you and an apology he made top
42:14gun Maverick and was totally right about
42:16treating mental health issues with
42:18prescription drugs
42:19so you could rephrase the question and
42:21say
42:22Matt Lauer is glib
42:24he's glib
42:27[Music]
42:31duh
42:32Tom Cruise is Right Tom Cruise right
42:34benzos are destroying so many young
42:37people's lives Xanax ssris serotonin
42:41disruptors yep yep we are over
42:43medicating our society massively I do
42:45think he's probably wrong about the
42:47aliens coming and with the theatons and
42:51the
42:53but you're keeping an open mind no I
42:55mean I'm a Christian I'm just saying
42:57like I I don't think we have to always
42:59overcompensate when somebody's right you
43:01know I agree I think that he gets so
43:03much unfair ridicule he totally does you
43:06know he's kind of become a caricature
43:07yeah yeah and if you look at the Matt
43:08Lauer interview
43:10he was so forceful about yeah now what
43:13we clinically know which is now the
43:15research is showing it the vast majority
43:17of depression type diagnoses are not
43:21actually anything that could be proven
43:22Through Chemistry right it's about brain
43:24health it's about whether or not you're
43:26feeding yourself correctly vitamin D
43:27levels right exercise what are you
43:30consuming are you actually do you have
43:31healthy dopamine habits are you dripping
43:33dopamine or are you dumping dopamine
43:35yeah Tom Cruise has talked about all
43:37that he called it out in like 2005 I
43:40think it was and also he's a marvelous
43:42film actor he's truly the last he's just
43:46great and pro-american the other thing
43:48is because people always make fun of the
43:50Scientology stuff but
43:52think about all the other stuff that
43:54Hollywood and just Libs in general
43:56believe the crystals and the Reiki and
43:58The Vibes and the energy or like you
44:00have Sam Smith dancing to Satanist stuff
44:02yeah like lay off him and right yeah I
44:05mean obviously it's not my cup of coffee
44:06but I just think the whole thing is so I
44:09totally you know and I think honestly
44:10they go after him so hard because he
44:12criticizes Pfizer AstraZeneca moderna
44:14and Johnson and Johnson yes yeah I
44:15really do yeah yeah and when he when
44:18he's sat there with total seriousness
44:21and just said Matt you aren't glib that
44:23was a precise word to describe the libs
44:26the libs are very good okay
44:30the catastrophic drop in male
44:32testosterone levels over the past 50
44:34years is the result of a plot to
44:35feminize and turn the men into Libs in
44:37order to make the population more easily
44:39controlled by the globalists and
44:41currently the only way to fight it is to
44:42go to the freaking gym do a cold Plunge
44:44at 35 to 45 degrees and stop touching
44:47receipts wow based that's a really deep
44:49cut to say that uh hold on due to
44:51YouTube rules make your guess but do not
44:55verbally confirm if the other person
44:58guessed correctly give only an ambiguous
45:01non-verbal confirmation
45:04did you get all that
45:06yeah so it basically says go to
45:08rumble.com You're the answer download
45:10the rumble app so you've got okay we'll
45:12make the gas somehow but then we don't
45:13confirm or deny how the person did
45:16sure okay going to the gym I don't know
45:19about the gym you know but okay wait out
45:21of all the things we talked about that's
45:22what's going to highlight it's really
45:23that's holding no that's gonna violate
45:25Michael's rules um okay so the plot the
45:28catastrophic drop the only way you get a
45:30step okay
45:35I don't know if you got it right yeah
45:37who knows
45:38who knows
45:41okay uh you're up
45:46it's possible that if you interact with
45:47an AI you're actually interacting with a
45:49real demon
45:54yeah for sure right have you ever agreed
45:56with a guest as much as this no this is
45:58actually truly other than
46:01tall people are better at politics we
46:04got to settle that one we have to set
46:05that's going to be the next special
46:07what it really means I know it has a
46:10moral demand Napoleon was great as
46:11politics not the best moral no he was
46:14not yes exactly we'll have to we'll have
46:17us entirely separate yes or no for that
46:19otherwise I think we've agreed
46:22on all virtually every issue one was
46:24well the other one that we woman thing
46:26no the yeah it was either the death
46:28penalty or it was something else the
46:31teachers but we also there was some
46:33Nuance there was nuances okay all right
46:35let's see if we can split it up for the
46:36last one all right
46:37we had a disagree more this is weird
46:39enough time has passed
46:42we can all finally admit that Princess
46:43Diana was probably taken out before she
46:46could totally destroy the entire British
46:48Monarchy
46:50that she was taken out she was saying it
46:52was like MI6 or something like that
47:05okay the only reason I'm gonna have to
47:07disagree here the only reason why you're
47:10a defender of the Intel agencies no no
47:12you're telling us the whole story I have
47:13to go back further the reason that that
47:16prompt I have to answer no is because
47:18the British Monarchy was destroyed after
47:20the no I'm saying after James II was
47:24unjustly routed out of England William
47:27and Mary was their motive Princess
47:28Diana's death
47:30that's the real Essence that's what I
47:32answered based on
47:34was it just really an innocent car chase
47:38was there a little more to the story
47:43um
47:46okay I'll tell you what I'm gonna put my
47:48glass here just for a second just very
47:50near to me
47:51one time
47:53I was in a situation where I had a
47:56security agent near me and there was a
47:59person who seemed a little bit out of
48:01place it was occasionally taking glances
48:03at me
48:04and uh
48:07I talked with a security agent later and
48:09I said what do you think it could have
48:11you know it could have just been a
48:12coincidence and this was a period of
48:14particularly heightened security
48:16and he turned to me and he said you know
48:18Mr Knowles
48:19that's a security professional
48:21I don't like coincidences
48:24they happen but
48:27as a security professional one would not
48:28like them
48:30you answered correctly there's
48:31definitely more to that story
48:33motive's unknown that's why I didn't
48:34like the second part yeah okay motive
48:36Center okay
48:38is this the last one all right here we
48:41go
48:44you will find out more about somebody by
48:47looking at their Discovery page on
48:48Instagram than you would from going out
48:50on a lunch date
48:54foreign
48:56[Music]
49:06[Music]
49:14my friend really we got it wrong too I
49:17did okay so and I'll you go first
49:22My Discovery page on Instagram I'll I'll
49:25tell on myself what is the really mean
49:26Discovery page so you click on Instagram
49:28there's the uh the magnifying glass and
49:31it just shows you rant I think that's
49:32the one it just shows you kind of just
49:33random people's accounts and stuff and
49:36mine is divided into there are only
49:38three things that show up in in this Oh
49:40I thought they meant like the profile
49:42page no not the profile no no it's the
49:44discovery like what the algorithm thinks
49:46you are liking if you're if you're going
49:49out on a random lunch date why would
49:50somebody have a discovery page no
49:52meaning like if let's say I want to know
49:54about Charlie Kirk and I could and I
49:56don't know oh so you got access to my
49:58Discovery page exactly I understand okay
50:00no then that's a different answer so
50:01then you say no you think the lunch date
50:03will tell you more than the discovery
50:04page which one's which the no is
50:08lunch date we'll tell you more the yes
50:10is Discovery page we'll tell you more oh
50:12launch date would totally tell you but
50:13the discovery page is I mean the
50:15algorithm is very good in that I get
50:17three things on my algorithm I get
50:20I like watches I like wrist watches here
50:22I'm wearing a very fine Timex wrist
50:24watch I don't they don't need to be
50:25expensive but I like clocks and horology
50:27I don't know why I've always have I just
50:29like it okay it's a hobby
50:31so it's an interest it's not even a
50:32hobby I like
50:34memes I like kind of funny memes and I
50:37like music so you know guitar or piano
50:39these things
50:41it's the only three things that pop up
50:42on my Discovery page and it's getting
50:43smart in that it'll often be musical
50:46jokes like it'll be guitar or piano
50:49memes of and or it'll be kind of these
50:51so it's good I mean the algorithm is
50:53good but I like to think I like to think
50:55that there's a little bit more to my
50:57personality
50:58than keeping time playing music and
51:01laughing I liked it maybe I'm wrong
51:03maybe Instagram knows me because if you
51:05could go into somebody else's Discovery
51:06yes yeah would you you think I watched
51:10Instagram in years so oh you blessed man
51:12you blessed me so so it is totally
51:14managed by whole Team USA I don't have
51:17access to any Mike social media accounts
51:18that's so smart not even Twitter you
51:20don't really wow
51:21it's your mind Ben is like that yeah
51:24yeah whole team managers at all so if I
51:26want to tweet something I just say tweet
51:27them so I don't use it I use Instagram
51:29pretty infrequently I don't have Tick
51:32Tock I don't really use Facebook unless
51:34I'm searching for somebody to get in
51:36contact
51:37the one for me is Twitter I can't it's
51:40about my Twitter I that was tough I
51:42can't give it up I love it after what
51:44happened in the 2020 election I gave it
51:45up I said I can't I can't deal with it
51:47yeah
51:49that's very good and the other thing is
51:50it depends on who's on the lunch date
51:52you can find out a lot about a person on
51:54a lunch day if you're a bad
51:55conversationalist if you're not
51:57interested in the other person but it's
51:59a lunch date not a dinner date it's
52:00different that is different because you
52:02only you have three martinis at lunch at
52:05dinner who knows
52:06I didn't even I'm actually Charlie your
52:09teetotaling is worn off on me oh is that
52:12right look at that that's a very that
52:14not a lot for you that's not I should
52:15have had at least three of these
52:16martinis
52:18then I would be speaking in cursive
52:19you'd be speaking in tongues like a true
52:22Pentecost yes um at least in my mind I
52:25would be yes uh Charlie I think we both
52:27won oh okay we'll have to have you back
52:29we'll we'll discuss the the height Quest
52:32so it's like world war one where you
52:33it's just it's a complete stomach until
52:34World War II
52:36who's on what side who's on what's a
52:39question also for the next time until
52:41then I'm Michael Knowles this is Charlie
52:43Kerr happy playing
52:45[Music]

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