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The speaker discusses the censorship and legal issues surrounding criticism of the LGBTQ community. They mention how the ADL requested a counterterrorism unit to investigate individuals who criticize the LGBTQ community. They also highlight the banning of certain speech on platforms like TikTok and Twitch. The speaker discusses DIY hormone treatments and the influence of online platforms like Reddit in promoting transgender ideology. They argue that there is a purpose and identity crisis in society and that the trans movement provides a misdirection from addressing these deeper issues. The speaker also mentions the lack of action from authorities regarding illegal activities related to hormone treatments. The discussion concludes with a question about the shift in education and the lack of parental involvement. you know, take them inside and say, hey, you're not alone, you're not, you know, like, this is a tiny community that's treating you like crap and don't listen to them, you know, I think it's important for us to offer them support. I mean, they literally, they literally want to criminalize criticizing the LGBTQ community. Just today, there's the report from Daily Signal, they have this exclusive, they obtained an email from the ADL requesting a counterterrorism unit to investigate me and Matt Walsh and Chris Rufo and Gays Against Rumors and I think The Blaze, so they're literally, the ADL literally asked a counterterrorism unit, like they think we're terrorists for saying that men can't get pregnant, for saying that there are only two genders, for saying that we shouldn't chop off the breath of young, confused teenagers, for saying that we shouldn't give kids porn in school. I mean, they want to, they want to make it so that it's illegal. There was even a video of Dylan Mulvaney, one of his viral videos, I mean, they're all viral, but one of the ones that went around, that saying that it should be illegal to misgender someone. And like, they're very open about this idea. They literally want to make it illegal because they call it hate speech, right? They want these hate speech laws. Yeah, it's banned on TikTok, right? You can't say there's two genders on TikTok, you can't say there's two genders on Twitch, they will literally ban you. It doesn't matter if you're, you know, your assigned affiliate, they don't care, right? I mean, you could literally be a partner of Twitch and earn them tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars over years, and they'll just ban you in a heartbeat. The instant somebody asks you, are there two genders, and you say yes. And before you know about Twitter, I mean, if you misgender someone, and by misgender, I mean, correctly gendering, then you would get banned in a second. And we weren't allowed to say anything. But that's just the censorship aspect of it. But they actually want to use lawfare in addition to that. Look at Scotland, right? They said that there's a new bill that's coming up that if parents do not, you know, accept their child's gender identity, they may face prison time of up to seven years, and they will lose custody of their child. Yeah, there's a bill. And what is it, Massachusetts? Yeah, man. Yeah, man. Oh, they're voting. Can we put that tweet up at the top? Well, sure. Can you do that? They're voting on it tomorrow. Originally, they were supposed to vote on it earlier this month, but they got so much backlash. So they pushed it off and they're voting on it tomorrow. So if you're listening to this, I'm going to put this tweet up here, reach out to all these representatives, the tweet has all their emails and let them know what you think about the state agreeing to take away a child if their parents don't want to transition them to a new gender. Reddit, why don't you have your hand up for a minute? Yeah, I just wanted to, Ian touched on Reddit. Reddit's kind of my thing. He's absolutely right. And I just I'd like to highlight a couple of the issues that I've seen personally. One of them is we're starting to see a group of kids and adults do DIY hormone treatments. They go on black market sites to find where they can get like estrogen injections. And then they teach these kids how to use Bitcoin so that they can purchase the the drugs without being tracked. I've personally seen and busted at least one person that did this sliding into the DMs of a 13 year old saying, oh, I can help you get this. It is absolutely wild how pervasive the trans ideology is, just especially online in general. And to anybody listening, probably go to your cell service provider and see to get them to like they probably have an app they can use to block sites and like Reddit and probably TikTok as well. It's just and Tumblr and Fortran. Fortran has become it's nothing like it used to be 20 years ago. Now it's all about turning people trans. There's a there's like a joke that it's an incel to trans pipeline. And it is literally a thing. There's articles that make total sense. That makes total sense. And Douglas Murray talks about the Reddit issue and how this trends have started in in the dark corners of Reddit, like you touched on Ian and Reddit life. But if this is to me, this all seems to be systemic of an identity and purpose crisis. And if they can misdirect things and make people think that the real identity crisis is your gender, the real identity crisis is this, as opposed to people waking up and looking and seeing that we've created a society that's completely stripped people of purpose and identity. I think they need that for that purpose, not that they just want everyone to be trans. I think they need some sort of misdirection on this. This purpose crisis, this identity crisis and the trans issues, the best way to do that. And plus, it makes a lot of money. It does. I mean, the patient's life, right? I mean, speaking of the education, I think Catherine writing for the Claremont Institute, the American Mind, she has an article called Tumblr U, where she talks about how, you know, in the 2010s, Tumblr was the place where they basically made people woke, right? And transgenderism was the vehicle they used to push this forward. And it's clearly, I mean, it clearly works, right? Because that's exactly what they're doing. But you said, you said insult to transgender pipeline. And that makes a lot of sense, because a lot of these insults, they don't have a sense of purpose or identity, like they seem very lost. And I sympathize with a lot of them. So it makes sense that they go, you know, to this movement where, oh, now I have my identity all figured out. Now I have my purpose all figured out. If I just do this, then I'll feel fulfilled. I'll feel whole again. And it's quasi-religious in a way. And it's been proven not true. I mean, there was that study out of Leiden a couple months ago that proved that post-trans surgery, there was actually a higher rate of suicide. So these, these, these surgeries, right? I mean, that's specifically about surgery, but, but like changing your gender, they're, they're sold this lie, these, these, these kids and young, young adults are sold this lie that, that in order, in order to find happiness, and if you have no meaning and things are going wrong in your life, the answer is to go change your gender and even with surgery. And it's just completely not true. Well, they're targeted during puberty, right? When these kids are already having an identity crisis. So they get them when they're vulnerable anyways. Yeah. Show me one 12 year old who's totally secure in their identity. Anyway, they're all, you know, they're all going through some sort of identity crisis, being 12 and like going through puberty and becoming, you know, a teenager is weird and confusing already. Yeah. And like, who was never bullied when they were a teenager? Hey Redhead, you're a hot mic, brother. You might want to cut it out. Like everyone was bullied. He's busting some hormone pushes right now. He's getting out some fire. Do you remember Eli Ehrlich? He was, you know, the, the scandal of him aside, you know, I don't want to get into that, but you remember how he was selling, or I think he still might be selling hormones. I should talk about this. I broke that story. You did. You did. Yeah. Talk about it. Tell, tell the audience about Eli Ehrlich. Eli like basically publicly advertised that if you can't get access to hormone, to hormone treatment, then he'll send you, he'll mail you drugs. And he had a post about bottles, like prescription from CVS, like sending it out. Of course I did. I submitted, I submitted like dozens of tips on the FBI line. And I know a lot of people did too. They could not care less. But I also got an insider at CVS was actually able to identify the exact CVS for me, the exact location. And basically nothing happened. Like they just don't care because they're busy chasing after grandmas who are waving American flags on January 6th. I mean, like, it's not even like, I feel so stupid every time I like point out like, yeah, there's a two tiered justice system. Like, we know this already. We've known this for years and nothing's being done about it. These people are still able to get away with all this shit that they're doing, all this illegal stuff. And we are being persecuted for, for literally not even a tiny percentage of what these people are actually doing illegally. It's just, it's crazy. I mean, this person is literally running a drug trafficking operation, an international one. He had posted that he'll send it internationally too. Targeting kids and nobody in the government could care less. Kit Kat, you've had your hand up for a minute. Hi, thanks guys. This is all really interesting, although a little depressing. I just wanted to point out, I was a teacher in the early aughts. I left when my oldest was born in late 2001, but I was an English teacher. So I was, you know, in on all the discussions about what books we're going to teach. And I mean, that was back when we taught Catcher in the Rye and like normal stuff. But so I'm trying to figure out, cause I left the education world, like what happened? I mean, we obviously can all see there's an agenda, but it's, it's, it's, it's coordinated. I don't even recognize my former profession that people are going along with this. And, and not even just that, but the piece about the parents, cause I can just tell you, even in 2001, parents were real involved. So, you know, if I was teaching something, I think I was teaching a Knight by Elie Wiesel. And there were some parents that had some questions because obviously the content was upsetting for eighth graders. And it's about Kristallnacht in World War II. In any case, the parents would call, the parents would look at the book. Some of the parents would read the book. So it's almost like they've got the parents, like maybe scared. Like I'm going to be this anti-trans, I don't even know, anti-all the things person if I questioned this teacher, but I just don't even recognize it. So what do you guys think? What do you think it really is? Is this a version of, you know, Paul Alinsky's rules for radicals? Is it like, what, what is it? Because I'm just trying to tell you like 20 years ago, and I'm telling you basically I'm just old as shit. But 20 years ago, this was not a thing. I just am interested to see what you guys think about that. Thank you. So honestly, I don't, I don't think there's one specific answer. But I will say this, a lot of it is, this was actually planned 20 years ago. It's called the long march through the institution. And they plan to basically embed activists into every single institution they possibly can. And these activists would basically remain quiet and obedient. And then when the time came, they would all be able to ride that together at the same time and start basically slowly, quietly and politely instilling this garbage ideology into all the institutions until it became the accepted and normalized thing. That's actually exactly what's it. Yeah, and they started talking about this back in the 70s, too. And when you look at the parallels between what's happening now and like the Bolsheviks, the Bolsheviks also took the ownership of children very seriously. So, you know, it's important to not be ignorant of history and more people need to start reading about what happened with the Bolsheviks. And, you know, throughout history, because it's, it's parallel to what we're seeing now. They took the ownership of children very seriously. That's what we're seeing now. I mean, parents rights are becoming non existent. And that was easier to do as parents stopped being able to spend as much time, right? Because you used to at least have at least one parent that wasn't working, used to be able to survive on a single income. You really can't do that anymore. So both parents are not only working, but they're working more than ever. They're exhausted. They don't want to read the books when they come home from, you know, at the end of the day, parents are exhausted, they don't have the time they're sending their kids off to basically the government run daycares, which are what schools are now. And children are in these unnatural environments, nine to three earlier than that, they're basically at nine to five all day in these schools, spending more time with their teachers and their classmates than they are with their parents. So they severely reduced the role of the parents in the household at these schools. You know, I remember when I was in school, and it was like teachers would talk to the parents as if they knew better, they knew what was better for the kids, the parents word wasn't the final word. And that's kind of when you got the idea, you're like, something's not right here. And it's only just amplified since then, as we've continued to reduce that role, we've reduced the value of family in this country severely. And I really think that's where we're at. But yeah, there is a push for this Marxism in these schools, too. And that's exactly what this is. Well, remember, Hillary Clinton's famous book, it takes a village, they don't believe the parents have the total say over their child's lives, they believe, you know, they know better, and they want their collectivism. Yeah, well, but what's really sinister about Hillary's, it takes a village, what's really sinister about that is it does kind of take a village to raise children, but that village used to be people that you knew people that you grew up with people that you trusted in your community, not these government run institutions that are now telling you how to parent, that was not the village, we've bastardized the village, the village is now these horrible government institutions. And so she took this and she bastardized this, and she's playing to this feel that especially mothers were feeling and feeling overwhelmed, like, how the hell am I supposed to do this on my own? I'm also working, I really shouldn't be working, it's impossible to live on one income. And they really exploited what they knew was happening. They knew people were being really overwhelmed with this new modern world, this new corporate world where you can't get out of the rat race, you can't raise a family the way you used to. And so that I think what Hillary that takes a village, it's even more sinister, when you think of it in the context of human history and human nature. Yeah, it does take a village, and you guys are not allowing us to have a village. Instead, our only option is to have our children raised by government subsidized strangers. Get a new question. Hold on, let's get a new question. Diligent denizen, have you had a chance No, appreciate you. And thank you, you guys for hosting this space. Hi, I live in Oklahoma City, I realized that you might have already covered this. But I was curious, if you could give us a recap. I came late to the party about what you're talking about being involved with Brian Walters in the school systems here. Yeah, hey, it's very simple. We want to remove horns. The left is the fat media people. No, literally, that's what it is. That's that's the quick recap. We discussed it in depth in the beginning. But basically, the schools across America, not just Oklahoma are flooded with extremely inappropriate content. And we want to remove. So the state superintendent asked me to help out with that. And I agreed. And the left lost their mind because they really want to keep corn available to kids in school. And it doesn't surprise me that they'd be so strong against the here, even though the city is a really red and conservative, the city, or the state is really read the city, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa, especially are very woke, right, especially in the school systems here. So I imagine that there's probably a lot of very irritated leftists in this in these establishments and in the media here. Well, the other thing is also that the left basically took control of every school board, even in the red county, we over the past few years without the without the Republicans even realizing you're doing anything. Thank God that that changed a lot. You know, one or two election cycles, you know, thanks to people exposing what's going on in schools and and COVID also helped because parents always going on their tickles and for school was like in their living room. So So recently, we've been taking over a lot of school boards. And I think we're going to dig over a lot more. But even in red, red, bright red counties, there, the left controls a lot of the schools, and it's a big, big problem. It's because, you know, the institutions, whatever they are, right, what they're built for, which is just to operate to function as you know, school boards, or as you know, government administrations and such, or even corporations, even entertainment media companies, they just want to make money, they have no idea that they're being subverted ideologically by this, you know, the long marchers, if you will, right, because the whole idea, like you mentioned, like, like Ashley mentioned, is they insert themselves inside very slowly, you know, they get into a variety of means, whether it's HR, or, you know, to elections, nobody expects them to change things so radically, which is why it looks like it's happening all of a sudden, but they've been there for a while, right? I mean, I saw this firsthand when I was in the entertainment industry, right? It wasn't woke, you know, in 2010, right? But the people I worked with, who were extremely woke, and many of them are now professors that teaching other people, other students and other educators how to do this, is to insert yourself through a variety of means. I mean, they may go in as an artist, or as a writer, or as an HR person, or whatever, right, even a game programmer, and, and slowly, but surely, they will change the, the culture, right, the internal company culture. And we saw this almost happen with SpaceX. I'm sure if you guys recall, two years ago, before Elon bought Twitter, you know, he was, he was spouting off on, on Twitter, going off on woke culture, and a group, a cohort of SpaceX employees, a bunch of engineers who are extremely woke, they had like some sort of DEI thing, right, some sort of DEI group in there, and they all wrote a letter, if you guys recall, right? They wrote a letter asking for him to log off of X, or sorry, log off of Twitter, stop posting things, he's embarrassing them, and his response was to simply fire all of them. So every single one of those engineers, didn't matter how good they were, they were gone, and, and guess what? SpaceX was no longer tarnished by their presence, and everybody was a lot happier, right? He, he made a policy, something of a no-assholes policy, NAP, right, that's what he called it, no-assholes policy, and it worked, I mean, it worked with Twitter, when he bought it, what did he do? He jettisoned, what, 75% of the company, because they were all infected by that woke mind virus, and guess what? The company manages the function just fine, it's better than ever, and the reason why is because that 75%, a large part of it is, they're just collecting paychecks, most of them, but many of them are part, are part of that body, right, that body, that institution, within the institution, that controls it, that governs it. You see this on Google, you know, where they, they, you know, I, I don't know if you guys saw it recently, where they had Tim Wise give a DEI seminar, telling, you know, Google engineers that being white is something they should be ashamed of, and he compared it to the opioid crisis, he called it an epidemic, that the, the scariest thing is white anxiety, right, that, those were his words, and, and that's being taught to the highest levels of engineering at Google, I mean, I'm sure they're all rolling their eyes, but they can't say anything, because they'll be fired, as we've seen in the past, anyone who speaks out at Google gets fired, IBM's the same way, you know, with the, with the, with the leaks that James O'Keefe got, I mean, it shows that, that the rot is from the top down these days, like, they are literally the CEO, and, and this is how they've taken over companies, I mean, I think I wasn't always CEO, but now I am. Yeah, but I also don't have, I, I, I want to be careful the way I wear this, because I, I understand there's a lot of people who are scared about being able to feed their families, and losing their jobs, and, you know, whatever, no, maybe you might not be able to have as comfortable of a job, if you speak up, but I'm, I'm starting to view the, the people who have a cowardice towards speaking out on the same level as the people who are perpetuating it, if you see these things, and you're doing nothing, I, I don't see how morally you're any different than the people who are perpetuating it, because they're perpetuating it for the same reason, mostly, most of these people are not going around and saying, I just want to transfer kids, they have comfy jobs, they have comfy lives, where they want to continue receiving these paychecks, they don't want to say anything, and that's very systemic, so I think cowardice is, is really an epidemic in this country, and I think we need more people speaking out against the systemic corruption in a lot of these institutions. We do. Yeah, I agree, to some extent, I, I don't judge people so much who are nervous, like, I get a lot of messages from people, and they're like, look, this thing is happening at my company, but I'm terrified to lose my job, and I always try to assure them, like, these are the measures I take to ensure your anonymity, you know, you're going to be anonymous, no one will find out who you are, and none of my sources have ever been bound out, but, I mean, when you talk to these people one on one, you, you really realize, like, these are real people, they have family to feed, they, they have to support their family, and it's terrifying to, to speak out and, and possibly lose your job. Look at Winston Marshall, right, Winston Marshall, James Marston, James Marston's an actor, he's been in a bunch of TV shows, Winston Marshall, of course, he's from Mumford and Sons, and they, you know, they outed themselves, right, they came out, and they were like, fuck this woke culture, right, uh, uh, Winston Marshall promoted Andy Ngo's book, and as such, they fired him from Mumford and Sons, which is insane, like, it's like a farce. You know, I guess that's where I get to, it's like, that, that's what you're scared of, is like, being let go from this very successful multi-million dollar band, or being let go from this really cushy corporate job, because you might have to, to, you know, not have as much stuff, and, you know, there is something to be said about that, there is really much a love of comfort, and, and money in this country that's systemic, and not in a socialist way, but just from a, from a cowardice point of view, it's like, you know, we can't get so upset when they're tearing down statues of our founding fathers, when we don't have the balls to sacrifice even one one thousandth of what they did for freedom in this country, like, you're scared you're going to get fired from your office job, yeah, it sucks, yeah, it's going to be difficult, yeah, you might have to find another job, or a different career, you might have to learn a trade, or do something, but I, I just feel like it's been, there's been too much emphasis, and, and Haya, I have to do the same thing you do, to protect these sources, and I, I want to respect them, you know, especially with all this airline stuff I've been, I've been dealing with, but it's like, it's like, really, because you need the, the two hundred thousand dollars, and it's like, at what cost, at what cost are people not speaking out, and, you know, I don't know, I think about that a lot. I think more people need to speak out. I mean, I think, I agree that more people need to speak out, and we need to encourage that. He's more like Winston Marshall, and he spoke out, I mean, he gave up his cushy job, and it's one of the best bands, he made a lot of money on, on tours, he's not making that money anymore, but he did it because it was the right thing to do, right, just like James Marsden is doing it, and he can't give gigs anymore, right, the only gigs he gets are, like, tiny bit roles as a white villain, or something, and he complained about that once, and it's like, fine, he did the right thing, and, and we should look up to, to guys like that, because, a hundred percent, they are sacrificing, right, they are sacrificing. Yeah, yeah, but also keep in mind that the left is so psychotic, like, they, I get parents reaching out to me, like, these moms, and these are, they're like young moms, they have young kids, and it's not necessarily about the job for them, but they're like, you know, I'm scared they're going to come after my kids, the school might take action against their kids, or these crazy leftist activists in their district are going to dock them, I get that a lot, a lot of people are afraid of being docked, like, these are, like, random moms, and they have, they, they have a couple kids, some of them work, some of them don't, so it's not even specific about the job, they're just like, I don't need leftists showing up at my house, or doxing me on Twitter, like, it's, it's very scary, so I 100 percent understand the fear, and I also agree that we should, we should elevate those who, who have the courage to speak up, and put their jobs on the line, and I think it's amazing, it obviously shows a lot of morality, and, and it's incredible, and we should definitely be encouraging that more. Well, the threats and doxing is different, yeah, the threats and doxing is different, and hi, I know you deal with a lot of it, and what's incredible about every time they run these stories on you, right, trying to blame you for behavior that's not yours, trying to blame you for violent behavior, or threats from absolutely lunatic people, they, they don't ever care that they instigate so much violence and threats against you. I've seen it, I've been there after these pieces dropped, and you're getting thousands in your inbox, straight, I mean, violent death threats, violent death threats, people talking about where you live, and it's after all of these pieces, and the irony of them saying, by you posting what these leftists, and what, what's actually happening in these schools, literally just posting their own words, that's instigating violence, but then that standard does not apply to them when they write these hit pieces on you, and you have a thousand people doxing you, that's insanity to me. I literally had an argument with a Will Carly from USA Today, he put me, they put me on the, on the front page of USA Today, like an imprinted version of this whole crazy article about how I inspire, yeah, look, look at my, at the, the high-risk account, it's my profile picture, like, I, this whole timeline, and proof that all these bomb threats are linked to me, and in the interview, I, I only agreed on condition that I could record it, and publish it, I pressed him a few times, like, so, you're gonna post this article about me, saying that I am, inspired these bomb threats, now, what happens if I get that threat, um, or something even physically happens to me, as a result of your article, are you responsible for that? He refused to answer, like, I asked him so many times, so many different ways, refused to answer, because he knows the answer, the, the, this, it, it only goes one way, this, this, this rule, it's only if I post something, and then, something happens, then it's my fault, but they could say whatever they want about me, and, and, the, the difference is, that what they're saying about me, is actually plain true, it's like, but most of it is not even true, it's affirmation, and it's libel, what I'm saying is, I'm just reposting their own TikTok, hang on, hang on, uh, hey, hey, Syl, we got this guy down here, uh, Andrew Zweck, do we want to bring him up, Andrew, can you request, Andrew says he's a medical doctor, who sued his hospital over this madness, would love to speak for a minute, the rot is deep, uh, Syl, can we bring him up, are you there, there's so many requests, um, yeah, yeah, which, who, who do you want me to look for, Andrew, Andrew, can you go ahead and request, if you're still here, I think I still see Andrew in the audience, I'm sorry, I, I was, I was DMing with Elon, and I almost had him in here being busy, um, what, I don't, I don't see Andrew anymore, his name is Andrew, you know, we should talk about the woke activists on, uh, Next Door and Yelp, because they are, like, next level insane, I mean, they live in our neighborhood, and the instant you come out as, you know, criticizing woke culture or transgenderism, they will try to ruin your business, I mean, look at what happens in Portland and Seattle, where, you know, someone opens up a restaurant, they happen to be white, and they're trying to make fusion dishes of, like, Asian cuisine, and Asians have a problem with it, right, but these woke activists, they'll literally bombard your page to the point where you have to shut down your business, because she is, if, if you guys, I'm sure that you probably know who she is, uh, she's a 12-year-old, she got put on, uh, puberty blockers, then at 15, she got double mastectomy, I think she's 19 or 20 now, and she's pretty active in Congress, um, in, in trying to get this stuff shut down, uh, so I actually discussed, uh, her, her case, and I took it to my hospital, and their response was, you're a Nazi racist bigot transphobe, um, I filed lawsuits, uh, against my hospital, they put all of that information in documentation. Is that actually what they said? Like, how did the conversation actually go? Yeah, so, so I brought it, I, I brought it to my program director, and his exact words, and, and, I mean, I'll, maybe not perfect, but I'll quote this pretty verbatim, um, she's an activist, he got what she deserved, yeah, um, well, so, so my whole program was woke, rainbow flag-wearing, believe that boys can be girls, I mean, the rot in medicine is significant, and if COVID didn't show everybody that, uh, the gender-affirming pair certainly does. Um, you know, patient autonomy has gone out the window, they, they pushed a poison jab on millions of Americans against their will, they let, you know, elderly people die behind glass while they were masked up and couldn't see their family, and then they pull this garbage with our children. Um, so, but anyways, not to get too far, I found your case, by the way, it's, uh, yeah, sorry, I found his case, it's on, it's on case text, I can, it's legit, he's legit, yeah. Could you, yeah, so, so they, they wrote, was your story covered in the media? No, not at all, I got de-platformed, I got banned off of Twitter, I got banned off of Facebook, banned on every media platform, because I was also working with, like, Bowdoin and Maccas and all them on, um, on COVID, um, so I've also been, like, working with a couple prominent people on, on other things, so I've been, I've been silenced and shut down on everything, uh, constantly. Activists showed up at my work, they showed up at my house, they got thousands of death threats, pictures, porn sent to my, sent to my email, my private practice, um, it's, it's just been an absolute nightmare, and I just wanted to say that, that I wanted to point out, at least, uh, that it's, you know, it's so far beyond porn in schools, and it's so far even beyond just, um, uh, the politics of it all, you know, Mao, back in China, erased genders, because that's part of communism, it's part of dissolving the nuclear family unit, all this garbage really heavily goes back to transhumanism in the 1970s, and the sex revolution, and all that kind of crap, they implemented all these people into big networks, into all of our institutions, and now the chickens have come home to roost, because these people are all in control, um, you can't reason with them, you can't speak biology to them, you can't speak chemistry to them, they don't listen to the science, I mean, the, the mind virus is a great delusion that's been set down on the masses, and it's infecting our medical system. Wow, um, well, I definitely want to talk to you more offline about your story, because I want to... I sent you the case, by the way, so you can check it out, Ashley, and, uh, Kaya, it's, it's up on the... I want to see if I can... Cool, much appreciated, yeah, yeah, the audience is gonna read it. Wow, do we want to bring up some more, we got Grant Cardone down here, too, Grant, do you want to come up on stage? Yeah, Grant's here. Grant, if you're around, we'd love to have you on stage, uh, still, I think we're going to have to kick some people down, too. Okay, I'll... Thank you for the people who've asked questions, too, Andrew, thank you, uh, for telling us about your case, and, uh, Kaya and I both have that, uh, case text in our inbox now, too. Uh, yeah, thanks so much, just to let you guys know, uh, we started, like, a coalition of doctors who are trying to stand against this, hopefully, if we get, you know, several hundred doctors, I've been fighting this for years, and hopefully, if we get, like, several hundred doctors on board, we can really start shifting things, it looks like tides are finally starting to change, and quite honestly, you know, doctors need to go to prison, um, this is... I truly believe you're right, that the tides are changing, because, you know, I have, I do have, I live in New York City, I have a lot of friends who are leftist, or, you know, in these spheres that we would consider, uh, leftist, and they're, they're whispering about how fed up they are, they, they, there's a lot of them that recognize there's something severely wrong, um, and so I do think there's going to be this, this push from normal people, uh, amongst the last that are tired of this too. Yeah, yeah, I mean, I agree, it's, it's been, it's been years, but we are seeing, uh, I know with COVID as well, if you guys are following that, we're starting to see some, some significant pushback, we're starting to see people take back their autonomy in medicine, question their doctors, um, you know, get back to, you know, autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice in medicine, um, I think they pushed the envelope a little bit too hard when they went after the children, uh, and everything I've heard on this space is absolutely correct, you know, they're going after the children because they're malleable, um, they're going after the children because the children are the future, and let's be completely honest, this is point blank, it's evil, um, at the end of the day, that's the root of all of this rot, um, so thanks so much for, for hearing me out, I hope you guys look up my case, because as I said, we could use a little bit more light, uh, on the doctors that have stood up, we've, we've lost a lot of stuff when we've been on the front lines for, for years. Yeah, I'm going to be in touch with you, um, about your case. Can we, look, can we take a few more of the requests, I have to go in like 15 minutes, so I want to get more of those. Yeah, we got Grant up here now too, Grant, welcome. I've been, I've been removing some and adding some new people, so Grant, go ahead. Grant, welcome to the stage with, uh, known terrorist high erasure. I'm very dangerous. I think, uh, I agree with the last speaker, look, criminals always go too far. Okay, Rob, one thing to get away with it, they were on the second one, they always go too far, big pharma's gone too far, the left has gone too far, the agenda's gone too far, and people just need to keep standing up every day on their Twitter feed and just saying, enough is enough, knock off the madness, and the louder, the louder and more consistent and more frequent that people see that, the more people will, will show up. You're not going to change their minds, they're going to keep pushing until they, they can't get away with it, but we just need to keep getting noisier and noisier and noisier. And Grant, you have kids, correct? Yeah, I have two kids, took them out of the seats. What, what are you seeing amongst their peer groups and their friends about all of this nonsense? You know, I'm sure your kids are probably Gen Z, are they talking about this? Yeah. What's happening in these schools? Well, we, we took our kids out of the school system, so we wanted to get them away from the nonsense, um, and, uh, you know, the concern from everyone was, well, your kids are not going to be socialized. I'm like, exactly, exactly. I don't want them to. Do you homeschool or is it practical? Yeah, we homeschool. We've been homeschooling for seven years now. It's been the greatest thing we did, we've done for our kids and for, for ourselves, by the way. And it's not as hard as, it's not as, it's more intimidating than it is in actuality. And so, uh, it's been great for us and great to spend more time with the kids and they're better students and they're definitely more stable because of it. Now, that being said, the kids they are around, they're talking about this too. The boys are saying, hey, like, like the kids are aware, at least the kids, my kids are hanging around or, or starting to poke fun and make fun of it. And, uh, and, and I think realize it's, it's, uh, kind of crazy too. I do have to say too, I really hate the misnomer that homeschooled kids are not socialized because most of the homeschool kids that I interact with are actually much better at holding real conversations with adults than any of the public school children I have to deal with. Honestly, sometimes dealing with public school kids is like dealing with zoo animals. And I feel like I've had much better interactions with homeschooled children and much more intelligent conversations with homeschooled kids than, than public school kids. Well, we just did that with my son, my third grade son in December. I got tired of him telling me every day when he comes home that he didn't learn anything at school. So we pulled him out around the middle of December, like a week before Christmas break. And we bought all the third grade, you know, books and just started having him do stuff at home. And he loves it. He's knocking out probably five to 10 times more work per day in just two or three hours in the morning. And he loves the free time, but the key is, the key is you got to keep them enrolled in afterschool sports. Like he goes to soccer four times a week after school. So he's still getting all that interaction with other kids, um, his age. Right. So I think that's one of the key things you got to do if you are doing homeschooling is having the afterschool activities with other kids. Public school gives you TikTok brain, right? Well, and it was designed by Rockefeller to make better, like cogs in the machine for the rat race. That's a true story, too. It was designed by Rockefeller. So, you know, we can't be that surprised that there's people. It ruins people's attention spans, you know, when you go to public school and, and, you know, I mean, obviously it differs from school to school, but in general, right. The kids today don't have the attention spans because the teacher has to teach like a classroom of what, 20, 30, 40, 50 students, right. Depending on how inner city it is. There's just no attention for these kids. I mean, and kids need constant attention, right. Having a whole classroom full of kids, like you have to, you know, you have to be like some sort of brain genius to pay attention to class when the teacher's not paying attention to you. Right. So most kids, they can't deal with this. So it's really bad for young boys too, because these young boys act like boys. They end up being put on Ritalin and they act like zombies. Hi, how many more questions do you have time for? We'll move through a couple of these. Yeah, just one more comment. There was a story like last week, I forgot what state it was that the school basically decided to remove the mirrors from the bathroom because it was just being used for like TikTok, like all the students would go and film their TikTok in the mirrors. So I suppose it's like we're removing the mirrors. All right. Do we want to go to Adam here? One more question from Adam. Yes. Thank you. So you guys mentioned earlier that a lot of people are afraid to speak out sometimes because, you know, they have comfortable jobs and stuff. So I was thinking, you know, what can we do to create a better support network, for example, with employment, so that these people can be brave to speak out because they know there's something on the other side waiting for them to kind of like help them get through the following months with the backlash that's coming? That is a really, really good question. Yeah. You know what I think? There's not really an organization that supports whistleblowers financially, which I think there's probably a desperate need for. I mean, that is a fantastic idea, Adam. You know, if there was an organization that could keep people comfortable for a couple of months until they found a new job or career. I think people also need to just learn to do what they don't like. No, maybe you lose your dream job and you're not doing that anymore. And you have to you have to do something that's kind of shitting now. But, you know, it's like at what cost are you not speaking up? I think that's a great idea, though. I wish there was an organization. Maybe there is that I'm not aware of, but maybe maybe we'll have to create it. Yeah, that's also a fantastic idea. But I think as a society, we also need to support these people. Right. Like especially companies like they should be able to look at this. And then, you know, if there was an issue with you, right, like be able to discern, OK, like what happened here and then support those people. Right. So I think we need to do that not just at a company level, but as an individual level. Right. I think that, you know, the game industry is a particularly good model for this because, you know, there's a lot of woke game developers out there and they're terrible places to work. Right. These studios. But there's also independent developers who are just doing their own thing and they're making bank. Like the guy who made RimWorld, his name is Tynan Sylvester. He got canceled because he only put two genders in his game. Right. And people were demanding that they put transgender characters. And he's like, no, I believe in biology. I'm just going to put two male and female. That's it. Right. And they're going to be different, biologically different, you know, different stats. And they tried to cancel him for it. But as a result of that cancellation, all the game journalists who are really, really woke were writing about this and how they were trying to get this game basically pulled off the shelves or, you know, in his case, pulled off of Steam and telling people not to play it. But the community, right, the gaming community responded by buying his game. And now it's like, you know, it's consistently top 10 on Steam. The guy's probably like a millionaire by now. Right. Because the people just stood up. And I think that's what needs to happen. So when you have like creators, you know, they don't necessarily have to be conservative. But if they're getting canceled for something they've made, whether it's music or, you know, movies or whatever, we need to support them. You know, like I think The Daily Wire has a pretty good model where they're helping, you know, independent creators like the guy Axe Cop. He's doing like a cartoon for them. That's what we need to support. Right. It doesn't matter. Like it's not a political thing. It's just the right thing to do where somebody speaks out and they're, you know, they're having a career ruined, but they're still creating things. Then buy from them, you know, like, like, be a client of theirs, because why not? Yeah. And I think also, this reminds me, Elon said that if someone gets canceled because of something they post on Twitter or Axe, then he will fund their lawsuit against their employer. So I think that also kind of helps to answer this a little bit. I think it's incredible that Elon's doing that. I know I referred to, I referred one case to him, and he said he was working on it. So these things, I know, take a lot of time, but I'm excited to see in the coming months, hopefully, some of the actual action that happened from from this offer that Elon has made. Well, they already won one case for an Illinois student and even take what Riley Gaines is doing right now, too. She said, I believe it's a trans golfer. And she's Riley said, she said, you know, anyone in this competition who refuses to tee off because of this unfair biological advantage, I will pay your expenses, we will pay, you know, the fees, the prize money, all of it. And so Riley Gaines post about this, then Seth Dillon jumps in, then Megyn Kelly jumped in, and all these people are jumping in to support. And I think that's a beautiful thing. And I also think it's important to distinguish. It's not just on the left. Yes, we should do this for the woke stuff, too. But you know, there is moral depravity in some of these organizations on the right to that that end up perpetuating this. And I saw that working very deep in like the swamp and campaigns of things. And I had to make an uncomfortable decision with a newborn baby to quit my job and find something else because I was like, I can't do this. You know, I'm looking at my son and I'm looking at what I'm doing. And I felt so uncomfortable. And that was a scary thing to do. But you know, I came out on the other side of it. There's a lot of people who come out on the other side of it. But I just think a lot of people just need to be brave and speak up. Well, we've perpetuated a culture of cowards. Let's be let's be completely honest, people need to stand up because courage is standing up in the face of fear, not bowing down when you're afraid and nobody needs to incentivize standing up. Standing up is so that you can go home and look in the mirror at the end of the day. You know, when I was 18, me and all my buddies, you know, signed up for for the military to go to war because that's that was the duty. And although I look back on that and I don't agree with the war or anything like that, but you know, what has happened in this culture is we've degraded men, we've stripped them and we've and we've gotten into this radical fourth wave feminism kind of idea where all the women are acting depraved and acting all tough and want to fight and all the men are cowering in corners, you know, up is down and left is right. But I think at the end of the day, we need to incentivize being courageous men and women like what I don't know where that's where that's gone astray in the last couple of years. We need to be more like Elon, you know, when people tell us what to do, and we don't want to do it, just tell them to go fuck themselves. Yeah, that video is gonna win the best video. Was that in 2024? No, that was 2023. But it was super late. So I think we can still count it as a 23. Yeah. Yeah, that was that was good. And we've seen this. I mean, it's clearly inspired a whole bunch of people like look at Sean Strickland, right? He goes to Canada and he gives a big fuck you to Justin Trudeau. And this is, you know, like the left loves to talk about speaking truth to power. Well, that's exactly what Elon is doing. That's what Sean Strickland is doing. That's what Conor McGregor is doing with the Irish government. I mean, it needs to be done. We need to speak truth to power. It doesn't matter if it hurts us or harms us financially, it just has to be done. Otherwise, you know, we'll be regretting this, like, you know, say 20 years from now, if we let this go on the way that it is going, we'll be saying, Oh, you know, I wish I spoke up because now I have to live in a gulag. Like, the cost I have to pay now is small compared to the cost that your children will have to pay if you don't speak up. Yeah. And I mean, the reality is, one day, it's just going to be you and God and you're going to go up or you're going to go down. What will you tell God you did with your life? Would you say that you participated in horrible things or that you stood up, did good, and got a lot done? No, what what's it going to be? Hey, um, yeah, exactly. Kaya needs to go. She sent me so I think we need to wrap this up. Thank you very much for for starting this space. And, you know, I think this is the very you did one previously for subscribers only. If I recall, this is the first time you've done one publicly for everyone, correct? Yeah, this is my first. Well, it's a Genesis. I think I just lost. Yeah, I think you cut out higher next time. You got to read these books on live stream. Okay. I will. Yeah, it's free content. Yeah. Yeah. And all right. Well, thank you. If anyone like if you see something, say something. So my DMs are always open. My email is submissions that lives with six dot com. Send me anything you see, you know, whether that's from your work, your school or anything you see that needs to be exposed that needs more light shines on it. Yeah. Thank you to everyone who came up here and ask questions or told their story as well. Thank you for having me. Thanks for the work you guys do. Good night. Yeah. Have a good one. We'll see you. Bye.
