Ep. 1730 - Conservative Influencer Cheating SCANDAL: Was The Manosphere Right All Along?

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Bill Gates tries to explain his appearance in the Epstein files and a woke school board member brings a school board meeting to a halt so that she can lecture someone for using the term homeless. Apparently unhoused is the preferred term, although nobody can explain why all of that and more today on the matwalshow. When the New Year began, I decided that one of my goals for this show this year would be to make an even more aggressive defense of marriage and family life and to encourage people to have a lot of children because if we're going to save Western civilization, that is the only way to do it. And these are topics that of course we discuss fairly often in various contexts and for good reason. Marriage is a sacrament. It's the foundation of the family and the family is the foundation of human society. And my plan was and still is to take this message which I've been preaching for as long as I've had a platform to preach it from and advance it in an even more deliberate way. We were going to talk about some of the potential pitfalls as we often do while focusing on the importance of finding a spouse and raising a family. And that was the plan starting this week. And then the Elijah Schaeffer scandal, a surface revealing that Schaeffer a conservative commentator who is married and has children was apparently having an affair with Sarah Stock who's a conservative commentator and with the time was dating the man that she would eventually marry. This has been interesting timing because it's a story that perfectly illustrates the counter argument. The reason why so many young people are so reluctant to get married and have children in the first place. Now as to the specifics of this scandal, I'll go into a few of the details in a moment, not because this is a drama channel but because it's the kind of thing we must contend with that we want to make the case for marriage and family life. Now if I were to try to do a monologue right now on that topic, all the comments would be, well what about this? You see this scandal over here? This is exactly why we don't want to get married. So let's just lean into that as much as I hate that phrase. I think that those of us on the pro family side oftentimes, it's true to say, haven't done a good enough job of acknowledging and accounting for the enormous risks and downside to marriage that young people are confronting at increasing rates. No matter how hard they try to find a compatible moral Christian spouse, this is the catch 22. Our culture is decaying in order to stop the decay. We need people to form stable and loving families, but it's harder to form stable and loving families while the culture is decaying. Now people in the red pill and so-called manosphere spaces have been making this point for a long time and have taken a lot of heat for it. I've had plenty of arguments with people on that side about this. Entire shows on Netflix have been written about how awful their opinions are and how they've created this manosphere, the traffic's endageless misogyny and so on. But you know, the truth is when the writer's room at Netflix is so enraged about your views that they start putting you in their shows, then it means that you're on to something. Now let's talk about this issue from the perspective of a young man. It's anyone who accuses me of only blaming the woman in this story. Keep in mind that we talked about this yesterday and I spent 20 minutes discussing why Schaefer was wrong to cheat on his wife and how married men should behave so that they don't commit those sins. So we've talked about that. Today we're going to flip it around and focus on the other side because here's what the story demonstrates. It's not always enough to say that you should date a woman who goes to church who says that she opposes abortion, who says that she's never slept with anyone outside of marriage, spends every day talking about conservative principles for a living and who will, in her case, literally stand by your side in front of the pope as he blesses both of you. Now woman can do all those things and convince you that she means every word of what she's saying, that she'll be a fantastic mother to your children and then you find out one day that in fact she was lying to you the whole time. She was actually having an affair with her boss behind your back. She was grinning as the pope blessed your relationship while she was thinking about her other boyfriend. And here's the thing, if you don't learn the truth soon enough, then she could, not too far in the future, walk away with half of your assets, including your house, along with alimony for life. This is not some fantastical hypothetical scenario. It's what apparently happened to the man who was engaged to Sarah Stalk, who briefly, briefly, perhaps briefly, went by the name Sarah Setka. Sarah's a relative newcomer in the whole trad woman conservative influencer space. And she put out posts like this one when she got engaged. This is from August of 2025. She writes, I won, along with a picture of her engagement in rang. And as you can see there, Charlie Kirk, who was actually an honest and wholesome person, responded, congrats. Marriage is amazing. Lots of people responded that way. Makes sense to respond to someone got engaged. It's a happy thing. Congratulations. Now there's this post from Sarah Stalk, which she wrote in November of 2024. Well, the idea that women are waiting until marriage, who are waiting until marriage are doing it to manipulate men into marrying them so they can leave and take all their money as kind of skit so, in my opinion. And you probably have a point zero, one percent chance of that happening. Anyone who's going to be a forever bachelor and never pro-create because they're not willing to take that risk, especially with the woman they love and trust, is NGMI not going to make it. Waiting until marriage also has statistically better results for the marriage. And six months later in April, 225, Stalk announced that she had converted to Catholicism. Stalk wrote, quote, I'm officially Catholic. And then she wrote, Abe Christus Rex, meaning Hail Christ the King. And then here's her photo with her husband receiving the Pope's blessing. Now I'm not prepared to say as many have that her conversion was a scam and she never meant anything she said. It was all a big ruse. I can't say, I can't see inside her soul. Only God can figure that out. It's perfectly possible for a person to profess a certain belief and hold that belief and yet act contrary to it. And we all do that to some extent because we are all sinners. And yet it's also clear that Sarah was also putting together a carefully crafted image. Before she was engaged, she appeared on a podcast in which she claimed that she would abstain from sex until marriage in contrast to some other women on the panel who openly admitted that they were extremely promiscuous. Watch. You're also religious, correct? Yeah, I'm a Christian. Are you waiting until marriage? Yep. Have you always waited till marriage? Yes. You both are virgins, is that correct? Yeah. Yes. No shame, just. Yeah. Okay, cool. What's your body count? It's eight. Four. I can give like a roundabout. Sure. I 120. 120, okay? Four. Four. Eight. Zero. Zero. Zero. Whoa. Okay. Whoa. Okay. Take. Serenade by purity here. Feel it rubbing off on me. Now, the point of showing you this, all this stuff is not to gawk at the destruction of a marriage or to gossip about lured details of which there are plenty, in this case, we can fill a whole show full of those details if we wanted to. We won't. Instead, I'll simply say that Milo, Yainopolis, has alleged with a substantial amount of evidence that Sarah was, in fact, sleeping with her boss, Elijah Schaefer, who runs a small conservative media company called Rift TV, up to the moment that she became engaged to another man named Will. So in other words, the allegation is that Sarah was cheating on her boyfriend and future fiance with her boss, who was a married man at the time with children. This wife is now divorcing him, apparently. The allegation is backed by an audio recording, which Yainopolis attained, though it's not clear how no reason to play that here. You can listen to that if you want to online. There are other allegations, even darker and more to crave, that have been made in which I certainly can't substantiate. In response to all these allegations, Sarah didn't issue any kind of specific targeted denial. She didn't dispute the accuracy of the claims being made exactly. Instead, she posted the following message to her account on X, it says, quote, a lot of what has been said about me is completely untrue. That being said, there are mistakes unwise decisions I've made that I deeply regret. I have sinned. I apologize to everyone who has been scandalized by this. Please pray logging off now. Surely afterwards, Sarah deleted her account entirely and deleted, I think, her other social media accounts as well. Now, if you follow this scandal on social media, you'll see that most people, as expected, are talking about it with a sick kind of glee and satisfaction. But we should never find satisfaction in the sins of others, especially when there are real victims involved, spouses and children. So, the point is not to gloat. I have no reason to anyway. I have nothing personally against anybody involved in this scandal. The point is that this story is not the exception. It's not happening out of nowhere. There's nothing aberrant about it. As we talked about yesterday, Elijah Schaeffer's behavior is all too common among some men. And Sarah Stalk is all too representative of how some women, though certainly not all, think and behave these days. These types of women, they don't see men as potential husbands to whom they will devote themselves, or for whom they will be loyal and loving, helpmate. They see men as tools they can use dishonestly for a specific purpose. I consider the fact that as of the most recent data, roughly 70% of divorces are initiated by women. That's according to research from the American Sociological Association, but plenty of other sources agree on that. The number rises to between 80 and 90% when you only look at highly educated women. Here's a quote from the American Sociological Association. Give you an idea of how they framed the data. A quote, study author Michael Rosenfeld, an associate professor of sociology at Stanford University, found that women initiated 69% of all divorces compared to 31% of men. In contrast, there was not a statistically significant difference between the percentage of breakups initiated by unmarried women and men. Women seem to have a predominant role in initiating divorces in the US as far back as there is data from a variety of sources back to the 1940s. Rosenfeld said, I think the marriage as an institution has been a little bit slow to catch up with expectations for gender equality. So that's how left-wing academics present the data. They blame marriage for being a little bit slow to catch up with expectations. They don't blame men for cheating on their spouses because according to the data, that's not what's actually driving the higher rates of divorces initiated by women. But they also know they can't blame women because every academic without exception is forced to embrace feminism as a religion. So they settle and blame the institution of marriage itself, which ironically enough is exactly the same conclusion that many anti-feminist red pillars come to just by a different route. And yet if you ask women, they'll tell you exactly why they're getting divorced. If you take a look at the data, what it tells you is that the primary reasons that women give for divorcing their husbands include that they feel they aren't getting enough attention. Their husband is holding back their career that they, quote, grew apart. In other words, the woman got bored. And like Sarah Stalk apparently, they wanted to try something new and they convinced themselves that there's nothing wrong with, you know, giving another man a try. And there's only stopping these women from walking into a courtroom, telling the judge their board and taking 50% of their husbands' assets along with alimony. Even in conservative states, they can get away with that. They can seize your home, they can seize your retirement account. They don't even have to lie about what they're doing. That's where the law is right now. Among other reasons, this is a major problem because marriage is directly tied to the continued existence of civilization. Plenty of data shows, as you might imagine, that marriage is directly linked to fertility rates, which seems pretty obvious. If we want to reverse population decline, then encouraging young people to get married is the way to do it. But it could be a tough sell for young men as long as the law remains so archaic and so obviously rigged against them. So why haven't any conservative states abolished no fault of worse? Or at the very least, why haven't more states abolished the idea that women are entitled to 50% of their husbands' assets, even if they've been cheating on him the entire time? As far as I can tell, in the vast majority of states, whether their community property states are not, a woman can cheat on her husband and still receive half his assets. There are exceptions, including Texas, but this is the norm. And that needs to change. In most cases, women should get zero dollars if they initiate a divorce. In most cases, they should get nothing. In fact, in many cases, they should be fine for wasting the man's time. It's not a punitive solution. It's one we obviously need because the current system is pathological and how it destroys the lives of innocent young men. In fact, we should really be discussing criminal penalties for adultery. There'd be nothing unusual historically about dispensing prison time or fines or even corporal punishment for adulterers. What's unusual is having no such penalties in place at all. We are one of the few societies in history to not treat adultery as a criminal matter. And I see no evidence that our approach is in any way superior. Or brings about better results at all. It's tempting to think that reversing this entire system is impossible, but it's not. And more to the point, there's reason to believe that in general, conservative women in general are much less of a danger on this front. Take a look at this data from the US General Social Survey, which was published by, republished by the substack age of Info Wars. It shows that the average number of children that are being born to left-wing families in the United States is declining significantly and significantly more rapidly than the number of children who are being born to conservative families. In other words, left-wing birth rates are falling far faster than conservative birth rates. Conservatives are presumably involved in more stable and fulfilling marriages, the kind that aren't ended early due to an affair or a deceptive spouse or anything like that. So when you hear about falling birth rates and the collapse of civilization, you should know that the people who want to destroy civilization are going to destroy themselves first. And while that's not necessarily an ideal state of affairs, it's, you know, better than the alternative. And when you zoom out even wider, there's some other interesting data in the latest statistics on birth rates. According to preliminary 2025 birth rate data compiled by the CDC, which looks at the mother's ethnicity, white non-Hispanic birth rates have actually increased over the past year and now account for more than 50% of all known births. Meanwhile, births from virtually every other race and ethnicity have declined sharply, which is a big change from recent years. And that includes Hispanic births, Asian births, Black births, Pacific Islander births. You know, the implication of this data is that foreigners aren't replacing the Native American population to nearly the extent that they were under the Biden administration, closing the border and deporting legal aliens, has had a direct effect. It's reverse the demographic change that Democrats have been trying to engineer. Imagine what these numbers would look like if conservative states decided actually do something to encourage even more marriages. That doesn't mean providing more welfare or handouts. There's plenty of evidence that, you know, from the Nordic countries, which have a lower fertility rate than we do, that more welfare doesn't produce more children. And more welfare definitely isn't guaranteed to provide more stable family units as these civil rights are demonstrated in this country. What's needed is a rethinking of divorce law and a contract that young men are being asked to enter into. And now with all that said, how could I, after acknowledging these serious pitfalls, still promote marriage and family life? What's the upside? Went through all the downsides, pretty grim. How could it possibly be worth it given all that? That's the question and it's a fair one. I saw a recent clip of Andrew Tate posing this exact conundrum as he has many times. Here's just the latest example. Watch. How big of an idiot is a guy that doesn't get a prenup? How big of an idiot is a guy who gets married? Oh, my girl is over there. My boy. Yeah. We didn't know that. Well, I'm sorry, but like are you suggesting that it marriages out of the picture? What do you gain? Non-emotional, like there's men who get married and they go, it's important because I love her. If you want to make emotional decisions, if you want to enter the world of emotional decisions with women, if you want to roll in the mud with a pig and lose, then that's fine. As a man, it should be logical. I'm sitting here saying, I'm not anti-marriage. Just show me what I get. You're asking me to agree to give away half my stuff if I argue with anyone at any point in the future forever. You agree. I'm sitting here. I'm going to pay a whole bunch of money so her uncle can eat a lobster dinner and I'm going to be publicly humiliated over the internet when her ex-boyfriend, who is silly, laughs that I'm walking her down the aisle in her white dress. Okay, cool. What do I get? The answer is, you get a wife. I already have a wife. I already have her. You get a couple of years of happiness, a risk of divorce, risk of losing your money, and it's maybe some kids. Yeah, well, I got kids anyway. So it's a fair logical question, but the premise behind it is not fair. I've already acknowledged that those of us on the pro-marriage side can sometimes be too quick to discount the possibility that a young man gets married and winds up humiliated, betrayed, and broke because of it. We sometimes talk about marriage as though the divorce rate were 0%. On the other side, though, people like Tate talk about marriage as though the divorce rate were 100%, as if no couple in history has ever managed to stay faithful eminogamous till death through their part. He treats the potential downsides of marriage as guaranteed and the upsides as if they don't exist at all, but they do. And in fact, on second thought, the question, what will I get out of it or what do I get out of it, is not entirely fair. Now, I can't say what you will get out of marriage because I can't look into your future. I can't control for every possible factor. I can't force you to choose the right spouse, nor can I force you or your spouse to do all the things in a marriage that are necessary to keep it stable and happy. Most of the time when a marriage falls apart, it can be that there's one clear bad guy who did something destructive and betrayed the marriage. That can happen usually when a marriage falls apart. It's because you've got two people and neither of them were doing the things necessary to keep it together. And so I can't control for that. But I can say what you can get out of marriage and what a great many men, billions throughout history, including myself, 15 years in with six kids, have gotten out of it. So what you can get is the love, fidelity, and lifelong companionship of a woman who you love and who is devoted to you and to whom you are devoted in return. What you can get, what billions of men have gotten are children you love and who love you, who carry on your legacy, your bloodline, and your family name. You can have a family that is stable and whole, one that gives you a sure sense of purpose every single day of your life, a family you live with and share your life with and serve and lead and raise. Okay, so you can get love, meaning, purpose, and legacy. That's what you can get. It's not an emotional argument because those are not emotions. Those are real things. Those are nothing less than the greatest things life has to offer. So what can you get out of it? I don't know. The greatest things in life is what you can get. There's nothing greater. Nothing that can bring you more joy or make your life more worth living. So what you get or can get in a word is basically everything. But it should also be said that as men, our concern should not be only what we get. What do I get is a fair question. And if the answer were nothing, then you shouldn't do it. But it's a fair question. It should not be the only question. You know, Tate says he has kids anyway, so he doesn't need marriage. But okay, well, what would his kids get out of him being married to their mother? Well, they would get a stable household with a father who's present every day leading, guiding, and teaching them. Now, it's true that you can have kids without getting married, plenty of people have done that. But all of the studies, all of the research, all of our experience as human beings show us that children are in a far better position with far better outcomes when their father is married to their mother and present in the home, providing not just financial support, but a daily example of how to live. I mean, all of the evidence shows this. That's what your kids get. Well, what do they get out of you sleeping with other women and refusing to be a stable presence in the home? What possible benefit does that bring to them? What do they get? If you want to live a meaningful life as a man, if you want to be a great man, you need to be motivated by more than just a quest for what you get. There has to also be a sense of obligation and duty. That's what's driven every great man in history. You know, Tate talks a lot about escaping the matrix. But the question, what do I get all by itself will not lead you out of the matrix, but deeper into it. I mean, in many ways, what do I get? The single-minded quest for pleasure and personal gain is the matrix. So the matrix is, if you want out of it, you need to ask not just what you get, but also what are your duties, what are your obligations, what's your purpose? What should you do? Now, if we zoom out even further, who else stands to gain from you getting married and having children with your wife, who you're married to? Well, I mean, everyone does civilization itself. You can't pretend to care about the future of western civilization while making a choice and promoting a choice to not get married, not have children, that if everyone made it, would result in the extinction of the very thing you claim to want to preserve. Now, I'm not saying that your primary motivation for getting married should be the preservation of western civilization or the continuation of your bloodline. Like, no human being is going to be foremost personally motivated by that. But these are benefits and they're really important ones. Why should we get married and have kids? Well, if we don't civilization collapses, the human race goes extinct and nothing matters because nothing will exist anymore. That seems like a relevant point. It's not irrelevant and it's one that the anti-marriage side of the argument never addresses. If every man says the thing, when you hear these commentators and influencers making this point and they're pointing to things like this scandal we're talking about. I'm saying, this is why you don't get married. Well, if every man followed your advice, human society would disintegrate and that strikes me as a pretty serious flaw in the plan. I mean, it strikes me that a plan must be bad if full adoption of your plan would bring about the annihilation of the human race. So it seems like that can't be a good plan. We could talk about what a better plan is, but it can't be that. It can't be the thing where if too many of us do it, everything collapses and everyone dies and there's no more humans left. And yet, yes, there are still risks. There are risks of already acknowledged. Risk that you can't protect yourself from with 100% certainty. But you can account for these risks to a very significant extent. We could put laws in place to account for them, like we just talked about. And in lieu of those laws, and also in addition to calling for these kinds of policy changes, you can account for them personally. It is possible that a truly sociopathic, devious con artist could scam you into getting married to them while expertly disguising their true nature that could happen. But in the vast majority of cases, there are extremely obvious red flags that someone is untrustworthy and disloyal. Flags you can pick up long before marriage if you're paying attention. Things like if she's spending a lot of personal time with her mailbox or any other man for one thing. As soon as you're dating this woman, she should no longer be maintaining any kind of intimate personal relationships with other men. Or spending any one-on-one time with other men at all. And if she's doing that, that's a problem. And if you express that it's a problem to her, and she's not willing to give that up for you, leave. That's all you need. You're gone. If she seems to enjoy the attention of men who are not you, while you're in a relationship with her, that's a red flag. If she's an e-girl begging for attention online all the time, that's a red flag. These are all things that are fairly obvious. And you can identify them and suss them out if you keep your eyes open. In most cases. Which is why a lot of cases like this, when something happens and someone ends up, you know, man ends up married to woman and she betrays them. You know, you'll find that since we're talking about anecdotes, like you'll find very often, man is shocked and appalled. But a lot of people around him are like, yeah, I'm not that surprised by that. It's terrible. I'm not that surprised because like even, you know, the people on the outside could tell kind of what this woman's all about. And if they could tell, then you also could have told. And yet, and yet risks do remain, even in spite of that. I acknowledge that. But here's the thing. There are also risks on the other side. Risks to rejecting marriage and family life. And I don't just mean the risk of civilizational collapse. You know, Andrew Tate says he doesn't need marriage because he can get any woman he wants and have a bunch of kids and financially provide for all of them. And that may be true in his case. I still believe he and his children will be better off if he were married. But how many men who take that advice will end up with a life that even vaguely resembles that. 0.1% less. I mean, the reality is that the vast majority of men who don't get married will not end up with a harem of attractive women. They'll end up alone, lonely, no wife, no children, and little in the way of financial success anyway. Because most people are not financially successful. Most people who reject marriage will die, broke, and alone anyway. That's not merely a risk. For many, it's the outcome they're actively choosing. And they choose it because they fear that if they do get married, they might end up broken alone. And they might, but choosing a bad fate that is almost certain because you fear a bad fate that is merely possible is you want to talk about logic, illogical. Now, does that mean that a young man or woman should rush blindly and recklessly into marriage? No, there are risks involved again. If acknowledged, she'd change laws and put policies in place that would do so risks and offer greater protections against them, but anything worth doing involves risk. And if starting a family isn't worth doing, then what is? For almost every man, fatherhood and marriage are a vocation given by God to lead, provide for, and love his own family. And you should let anything or anyone scare you away from it. Now, you can avoid the serostocks of the world by abandoning the very idea of marriage. And if you're a woman, you can avoid the Elijah Shafers by doing the same, but years from now, when you're on your deathbed, surrounded by no one with no one to mourn you and no one to carry on your legacy in bloodline or even place flowers on your grave, will you feel relieved that at least you were never divorced? Will you be happy about the chance you didn't take? Or will you wish that you had given yourself to someone and created a family that would outlive you? Because what was any of it for? 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All right, so real quick. Well, this is pretty big. Kamil Harris teased a big announcement yesterday. Everyone thought that maybe she was going to announce that she's running for president again, conservatives wishfully anticipated, hoped against hope that maybe she was running again. But then the big announcement came and that she had teased. Everyone was on the edge of their seat. Here's the announcement. Madam Vice President, what's going on with Kamil Harris HQ? Well, I'm so glad you asked. I have good news. So Kamil Harris HQ is turning into headquarters and it's where you can go online to get basically the latest of what's going on and also to meet and revisit with some of our great courageous leaders. Be they elected leaders, community leaders, civic leaders, fake leaders, young leaders. I'm really excited about it. So stay engaged and I'll see you out there. Thank you. Well, that is, I mean, I was expecting a presidential announcement and I was excited for that. But this is even bigger news. I can see why they were teasing this and this is innovative. The first of all, the handle now on X is at headquarters 6.7. You get it. You get it. 6.7. You know that the thing that the kids say, do you get it? You get how they put 6.7 in the handle. Do you get that? You see how funny that is? Because it's a thing that people say and then they put it in the handle. And so then you see it and you're like, that's hilarious. But even more than that. So they have this website now where Kamil says, go online to get the latest of what's going on. Wow. That is innovative. You mean it's a website where I can go online and get the latest? No one has thought, who has ever thought of this before? Let's have a website where you can go there and get the latest. The latest of what? Whatever's going on. Finally, finally someone has thought of that. So I just thought that was pretty exciting. And I want to give Kamil some credit for that. This is why I'm shocked. I still am flabbergasted that she didn't win. When you've got someone who's this charismatic, this intelligent, this innovative, this forward thinking and not to mention is able to connect with the youth so much with something like 6.7. How did she not win? I don't know. I don't get it. Well, I know how. Sexism. Sexism and racism. That's the only way. The only way. Most of us have no idea what phyto-nutrients actually are. But thankfully, our sponsor, Balcid Nature, understands the importance of them. Phyto-nutrients are naturally occurring plant nutrients in whole foods that actually give fruits and vegetables their color, taste and smell. Feeding something with vibrant color and real flavor, that's a pretty good sign. You're getting genuine phyto-nutrients. Now, what Balcid Nature does is take all that produce and run it through a specialized vacuum-cold process that keeps everything stable and powders it down. 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Delaywire reports the Washington Post cut nearly one-third of its work force on Wednesday, terminating some 300 employees and accessing several editorial sections entirely, according to several reports detailing situation, executive editor Matt Murray and Human Resources Director Wayne Connell informed employees that they would have worked from home on Wednesday and be on hand to attend a Zoom webinar where they were then many of them told that they were getting fired. And then the tweet started pouring in from people saying that they had been cut. Race and ethnicity reporter Emanuel Felton said, I'm among the hundreds of people laid off by the post. Claim the move was ideological because his job had previously been labeled a boon for the outlet. This comes six months after hearing in a national meeting that race coverage drives subscriptions. This wasn't a financial decision, it was an ideological one. By the way, talk about the quiet part out loud. I mean, it's such a cliche to say that, but I really, quiet part out loud. Race coverage drives subscriptions. So what he's telling us is that his, the people that run the Washington Post, his editors and bosses had said to him that, hey, when you go out there and stir up racial tension, it drives subscriptions. Keep doing it. We love it. And he sees no problem with admitting that allowed. So, yes, a tragic day of the Washington Post, hundreds of people fired. Race and ethnicity reporter was fired. A lot of people from the sports section were fired. I just saw a woman that posted that she had been laid off from her job at the post covering quote, the way racism and social inequality affects health. Lots of positions in that vein in the vein of worthless absurd propaganda nobody cares about have been eliminated. And of course, these employees and the media large are treating this like a national tragedy because there's nothing more tragic to the media than when people in the media lose their jobs. And it's been funny to read the reactions because they're all, you know, they're all as dramatic as you would expect hysterical. It's a travesty, darkest day. What a dark day. We'll all remember where we were when layoffs hit the Washington Post. Now, of course, even if these were good reporters and journalists doing useful work, which they weren't, the reaction would still be overblown. People get laid off every day. It happens every day. And the media only makes it a national story when it happens to them, you know, which is just the most flagrantly self-interested thing that you'll ever see. But more to the point, the Washington Post was losing a hundred million dollars a year, a hundred million dollars of loss every year. So what are we even talking about here? Even if they were doing the Lord's work, even if they were doing the greatest journalism known to man, they'd still need to be cut because the math doesn't work. It's a business. You have to make money. You can't lose a hundred million dollars a year. So you can lament the cuts. I don't lament them, but you could. Being angry and outraged as so many of the left are, it makes no sense. What do you expect? Do you expect the Washington Post to just lose money forever? Well, the answer is yes. They unironically expect that. The Washington Post is owned by a billionaire, Jeff Bezos. And so there's a lot of, I just saw another one, another post on X from somebody showing the math. Well, Jeff Bezos is worth this amount of money. So, you know, he could find a, the Washington Post could lose money for 10 years and he would only lose this much of his net worth. Like they've worked out all the math. Like he's supposed to just volunteer to lose money forever in order to keep these grown adults employed for this media company that no one cares about. Writing stories that nobody reads. That's what they expect. That's the kind of fantasy land they live in. As they, they insist the work has great value while also saying that yeah, it loses money, but you should pay for it anyway. Well, apparently it doesn't have value. Apparently it didn't have value because in order for the content you produce and distribute to have value, it must, it must have value to people. Right? When a tree falls in the forest and no one's there to hear, it doesn't make a sound. Well, yeah, it does. But if a tree falls in a forest and somebody writes a report about it, but nobody reads that report, did the report have value? No, it didn't. Nobody saw it. So when you say that it has value, value to who, to you, well, you're not being paid to do reporting that you personally enjoy the public has to find value in it and they don't. And this is the harsh reality of the world we live in. And the world that people in the media live in, specifically, I'm in the media too. I'm ashamed to say. So I know as well as anyone that this is a very tough business, it's only getting tougher. There's so much competition because there's so many options. There's so many voices. And on top of that, everything is free. There's so much competition, everything's free. Nobody wants to pay for anything, which I don't blame them. I don't want to pay for anything either. So it's like how do you make money creating content when a million other people and outlets are making similar content and you can't charge for it? That's not easy to figure out. That's a tough egg to crack. And over here in the commentary space, I'm doing a podcast. There are thousands of other podcasts out there, hundreds that are in the same genre, like news commentary. 30 years ago, people in my line of work would be in talk radio. If you were a reporter, you would be working for a newspaper, like an actual physical newspaper where they drop it off on your doorstep every day. And in both cases, the competition that you'd have to fend off is like three other people. If you work for a national newspaper, you were competing with a few other national newspapers and maybe one or two local papers in all the various regions. And if you were in radio, you were competing with like maybe two other talk stations, three or four at most. Sometimes no one, sometimes you were competing with, you had no competitors. And now it's hundreds, it's hundreds and hundreds. And the barrier to entry is non-existent. Anyone can do it. Anyone can start a podcast. Anyone can post content on social media. Anyone can break news. Anyone can report on anything. So you have the many established players in the space that you're competing with. Plus all the newcomers, all the new challengers who appear on the scene by the dozens every day. And it's hard. It's hard to have any longevity in this world. But that's the way it is. So I got no sympathy for anyone, even in my own world. These are my own industry. We got layoffs and everything else and all this self-pitting. It's like this is, this is, this is the business we've chosen. The Godfather too was a hymn and Roth. This is the business we've chosen. This is the world you're in. If you get wiped out, if you wash out, if you get buried in destroyed in the melee, well, you know, that's the way it goes. No sense crying about it. It's just the way it goes. Could have any of us. The subset of sponsor by Dun with Dead, drowning in credit card and loan debt. Well, you're not alone. But here's something most people don't know. Now it's actually the best time to negotiate with your lenders. 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Here's the post millennial. In the wake of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons releasing new guidance, cautioning against sex chain surgeries for miners. The American Medical Association has agreed that such surgery should be generally deferred to adulthood. As statement to the National Review, the AMA said that because the evidence for gender affirming surgical intervention in miners is insufficient for us to make a definitive statement, the AMA agrees with ASPS that surgical interventions in miners should be generally deferred to adulthood. And so that's the, this is very significant. Really can't be overstated. Now you have these major, I mean, the American Medical Association, major medical associations that are backing away from the trans stuff. Keep in mind, this is how we ended up in the situation in the first place with the normalization of child mutilation and gender butchery. The first you had one major medical organization than another and another endorsing it. And the next thing you know they all do because one medical organization will endorse something and they'll use as their reason the fact that this one over there did too. Right. So the AMA says, yeah, that's fine. Well, how could you say it's fine? Well, because that organization said it was. And that organization can point back to them and then another organization comes out and they agree. So that's the way it goes. And now the same thing is happening in the reverse. Now we have the reverse domino effect. And before long, there won't be any major medical organization or even minor medical organization that endorses these surgeries for children, which is a change. It is a reversal. They're not going to admit it, but it is. And of course they're going to try to do this gradually. So you know, they're still pretending right now that drugs, chemical castrations are okay. That's not going to last. Obviously, once you've conceded the point that disfiguring a child's body because he's confused about his gender is wrong, then there's no way to defend the puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones and all that stuff. So that's going to go away. And everyone's going to pretend, like I said, everyone's going to pretend that they were never in favor of it. That's where this is headed. This was the ultimate mass hysteria. We have all just lived through legitimately the most outlandish, the most outsane, the most insane, the most grotesque episode of mass public hysteria that the world has ever seen. I mean, this makes the, you know, the Salem Witch Trials pale in comparison. Actually, in recent years, the Salem Witch Trials are, I think, looking not quite as bad. So it's kind of the opposite of the Salem Witch Trials. I mean, when you see some of these women on TikTok and some of these women riding and Minneapolis and the chick yesterday with all the facial piercings talking about how she might kill her kids because if ice shows up at the door, like you see that? And you think about the witch burnings and you say, okay, I mean, I get it. I can see where they were coming from. I can see how maybe that might happen. But this child mutilation stuff, no, I mean, this will never be vindicated. And years from now, when our grandchildren hear about it, they will be baffled. You know, it's going to be one of the great mysteries of the future. It will be how this ever happened and how it was allowed to happen and how anyone was ever okay with it. And this is the tragedy of kind of the human story, the story of history that you could always look back at history, look at the things that they were doing or tolerating and kind of scratch your head and say, well, how could they, how could that, how could anyone have been okay with that? Right, we could do that all the time. You could look back and you look at your ancestors like they're a bunch of barbarians. Oh, they practiced slavery. How could that have, how could anyone have, I would never, if I was around back then, if I was around at 500 BC, I would have known, I would have known, they didn't know, but I would have. And you say all that and then me, while you're saying that, you are presently tolerating and even supporting things that are far more barbaric and indefensible. And in the future, it's going to be, they're going to be looking back at us, like how in the world did anyone ever go along with that? What, wait, wait, grandpa, you're telling me that they thought that you could castrate a child and turn it. They thought that if a 14 year old girl says she's a boy, they should cut her breasts off. Grandpa, is that what they, is that what it was like? How could anyone have ever thought that? That's what they're going to say in the future. And meanwhile, there's going to be some other barbarism that's happening that we haven't even thought of yet, that they're, you know, they're not going to see any problem with. That's the way it's going to go. Starting something new can be daunting. When we launched the Matt Walshaw, we had all the usual fears, what if no one listens, what if we fail. But I'm glad I took the leap and you can too with our sponsor Shopify. 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It just reminds me, every minute I spent with him, I regret and I apologize that I did that. The problem is some of the things that he has sent and some of the information about other people that has come up in those files has been true. What would he do this inside this about you, do you think? It's factually true that I was only at dinners. I never went to the island. I never met any women. The more that comes out, the more clear it will be that although the time was a mistake, it had nothing to do with that kind of behavior. That sound convincing to anyone. Are you convinced by that? He's asked about the email where his dalliances with Russian hookers are mentioned. His alleged dalliances and him needing SD medicine that he was going to surreptitiously slip to his wife. All of that. He's asked about it and he says, well, that was an email that he wrote to himself and the email is false. Shore Bill. Okay, Bill. Just a word of advice. If you're going to deny something, especially something this horrific, don't say, you know, before the denial. That was a very poorly placed you know. Did you do perverted stuff with Epstein? Well, that's false. That's false. Really detracts from the denial. It's like saying, you're honor. I am not guilty of murder. I am not guilty. I did not kill people and bury them in the basement. Doesn't sound right. And more importantly, Epstein was already a convicted sex offender in pedophile when Bill Gates was piling around with him. He says, I didn't go to the island. It's like, okay, so I don't even believe you, but now the island has become that's everyone's defense now. I didn't go to the island. Oh, so we're supposed to believe that the this sex offender pedophile, he only abused kids on the island. No. And he says that it was a mistake. Well, you know, I'm sympathetic to people who made mistakes years ago. I mean, not this kind of mistake. Not the mistake of accidentally hanging out with a global sex trafficking pedophile. Not sympathetic to that at all, but I can be sympathetic in a general sense when someone says, hey, I made a mistake. It was a long time ago. But that that sympathy usually hinges on them. Number one, having not done something this terrible, but also them having been young a long time ago. Bill Gates was in his late 50s, early 60s when this was happening. And we're supposed to believe that he was what? Just immature, exercising immature judgment, getting caught up in the glitz and glamour of Epstein's luxurious life, even though Bill Gates is way richer than him. So I don't buy it. I don't buy any part of it. And I think it's also important to point out that you certainly should not care about respecting Bill Gates's privacy. I have seen some people expressing that sentiment shockingly enough, saying that even if this stuff about Russian hookers and STDs or true, it's private and it shouldn't be out there for public consumption. Well, as I said a few days ago, I have as much respect for Bill Gates's privacy as he has for mine or yours, which is not at all. And also, if you were galvancing around with, and this is another point about these files, and why I'm in favor of them being released, if you were galvancing around with a convicted pedophile and sex offender, you deserve the scrutiny. I mean, really, it's no different than getting pulled over and you're in the backseat of your friend's car, but he has drugs. And now you're going to get arrested too. Because the assumption is that you were involved. And even if you weren't, well, you need to be smarter about the people you hang out with. If you're in a position where you can even get, there's something wrong with you and you're making some bad choices in your own life if that's even something that could happen to you. So, I think that applies to billionaires as well, just as much. You know, we talked about James Telerico before. He's a Democrat representative in Texas, running for Senate now, and he calls himself a Christian, a seminarian actually, but he's a heretic and a blasphemer. And on that note, this clip is going viral right now from what I think is a Joe Rogan episode from a little while ago, maybe a few months ago. But here he is trying to articulate the Christian argument as if there is one for abortion. Listen. But I say all this in terms of the context of abortion because before God comes over Mary, and we have the incarnation, God asks for Mary's consent, which is remarkable. I mean, go back and read this in Luke. I mean, the angel comes down and asks Mary if this is something she wants to do. And she says, if it is God's will, let it be done. Let it be. Let it happen. So to me, that is an affirmation in one of our most central stories that creation has to be done with consent. You cannot force someone to create. Creation is one of the most sacred acts that we engage in as human beings, but that has to be done with consent. It has to be done with freedom. And to me, that is absolutely consistent with the ministry and life and death of Jesus. And so that's why I, that's how I come down on that side of the issue. Man, yeah, that's a really compelling theological point if you're retarded. But for everyone else, you know, there are a million problems. First of all, let's get this out of the way. God does not need our consent for anything. Creation does not require the creator does not require consent from his creation. God does not need a require or require our consent at all. You know, God can do what he wants. And this is what you get from a leftist degenerate scumbag with his consent-based morality. And it's consent-based morality in the sense that the only moral law anyone on the left recognizes is consent. When it should be that consent is, that's one of the things in order for an act to be moral consent, but then other things also. That should not be the only thing. That should not be, there should be, the moral law should go far beyond consent. So, but if you're on the left, that's the only moral rule that you pretend to recognize. And even that, they don't recognize, obviously, they don't actually care about consent. Because what about abortion? Does the baby consent to that? Is there any consent there? Of course not. I mean, they don't even think that the father should have to consent to the murder of his own child. So they don't, so I say they have consent-based morality in that that's the only moral law. They recognize, but they don't even actually recognize that. Because what they're actual moral law is that they individually should be able to do whatever they want. Do what you will is the whole of their law. That's Satanism. That's what Satanism is. So they are Satanists. And this James Taylor Rico, when I call that Satanic, I mean it in every sense. I mean it in a literal sense. So God does not require a consent. Creation is a divine act. And God never speaks to us and asks us whether we consent to him creating anything. And in the story he's referring to, there is no request. So he's wrong about that. The angel appears to Mary and says, says, behold you have found favor with God. You will conceive in your womb and bear a son. Okay. James says that, oh God comes and says, asks if that's something she'd be okay with. So now what God is like, talking about God and God's language as though he's some shift manager as if he's some middle manager in a company somewhere. Coming up to your cubicle like, hey, is that something you'd be okay with? Hey, I was just thinking. I was just thinking that you could bear the son of God in your womb. Is that something you'd be okay with? What do you think? Yeah, your name? Hey, get back to me, get back to me, EOD. Okay. Shoot me an email. No, it's actually not what happens. He said the angel says you will conceive in your womb and bear a son. Not will you, but you will. Pretty important distinction. And Mary responds by saying, let it be done to me according to your will. So she's responding with obedience. Yes, she is exercising her free will. And that is important. But it's also the case that there was no request. There was no question posed. And God did not owe a request or a question or even an explanation though he did provide one. And Mary acted out of obedience to the will of God. Which again, yes, is a very important part of the story. That's all totally irrelevant to the point he's trying to make. Because what we're talking about in that story is conception. You will conceive in your womb, the Christ child, but abortion by definition is not preventing conception. It is not create, it is not preventing the creation of life. It is killing life, which has already been created. So, so even if Mary had responded, had not responded with obedience and not responded with submission, it would not have been analogous to abortion. Obviously, abortion kills a child who has already been conceived, who already exists. That's the whole reason why when they talk about reproductive rights, as I've said so many times, reproductive rights out of all the dishonest euphemisms the left uses is certainly the most dishonest and the most destructive. Because this is not about reproductive rights, abortion has nothing to do with reproductive rights. By the time the abortion happens, reproduction has already occurred. Okay, reproduction has already occurred. By the time the abortion happens, that's why the abortion is happening. Abortion kills the life that has already been produced. Reproduction has already happened. Reproduction, the way these idiots talk about it, it's like they think that the birth itself is reproduction. It is not. There's a reason why when we talk about the reproductive act, we're not talking about birth. Okay, you don't engage in the reproductive act in the birthing unit at the hospital, or at least I hope you don't. The reproductive act is the sexual act which results in conception. As soon as conception has happened, that is reproduction. So, and this is why you cannot be a pro-abortion Christian. This is why I say pro-abortion Christian Christianity or pro-choice Christianity is a contradiction in terms. It's not even that a Christian shouldn't be pro-abortion. It's not even that. It's that you can't be. To be pro-abortion is to not be Christian. Because the only way to be pro-abortion and Christian, as James hopefully demonstrates, is to absolutely torture the text of the Bible. It's to come up with the most perverse and heretical theological arguments imaginable. To be pro-abortion is to be guilty of heresy. It's required. Let's just start with the fact that the pro-abortion argument must mean that Jesus Christ before birth was not human. It was just a clump of cells. It's also to reject the Ten Commandments. That's not to kill. It's to reject every Bible verse that explicitly affirms the humanity and dignity of the unborn, such as Jeremiah before I formed you in the womb. I knew you. It's to reject 2,000 years of Christian teaching. And it's to suggest that God makes human life creates a baby in the womb and is okay with us deciding to dismember that baby limb from limb and throw him in the trash. That's what the pro-abortion Christian is saying. That God performs the miraculous act of creation. But if we decide to throw the creation in the trash, he's cool with it. That's what the pro-abortion Christian is saying. As a God sees a miraculous act, child is created, child is killed, thrown in the trash. And God says, hey, cool, you're a choice, man. Hey, you're a choice. Cool. Whatever you want to do, totally fine. These are not just theologically insane arguments. They are blasphemous. They are heretical. And they are incompatible with Christianity. So if you're a Christian and your pro-abortion, well, you're not Christian, you're a liar, you're a fraud, you're a fake, and your faith is not real. And I can say that. I can say that for the same reason, I can say that there's no such thing as a square circle. Finally, before you wrap up, here's a, let's do a little fun clip. Actually, speaking of euphemisms, in the clip, Baharro Valley Unified School District Board Vice President Joy Flynn, this is during a school board meeting, is responding to someone who just presented some information and the information included a benign reference to homeless people, the homeless community, the homeless population. And here's how Joy responded. And here's what she decided to focus on. In a school district that has end-woveness points out on X, has 82% of students who are not proficient in English. So they've got big problems, but here's what she's focused on. Listen. I am personally offended by what was presented on so many different levels. One thing I would like to see updated is the word homeless to unhoused. I'm not done. Can I just don't want Mr. Burman to for this to be on him? That's the way our state of California, that's the language that they use. And that's their report. That doesn't mean that's the language we have to use. I'm I'm I'm just a statement. I just want to make sure that. Okay, first of all, why are you breathing directly into the microphone, like Darth Vader? Why can I hear your nostril air? It's just like right up on the microphone, breathing heavily into it, which is annoying. Second, I just the unhoused thing I love, aside from the fact that she's focused on this nonsense in the first place, unhoused is probably the most arbitrary and pointless PC euphemism that has ever been invented. And obviously there's a lot of competition for that title. But and I've asked this question so many times, I never got a satisfactory answer. What does the term unhoused convey that is not conveyed by the term homeless or vice versa? In one case, we're saying that you are homeless, you are less a home, you are lacking a home. In the other way, in the other way, we're saying you're unhoused, you're not housed, lacking a house. It's the exact same thing. If anything, homeless sounds more sympathetic. It sounds more human, doesn't it? If the idea is to have a term that's less harsh for the homeless people, well, homeless sounds more human. They're less a home, they're lacking a home. It's sad, you feel bad. Unhoused sounds clinical. It sounds weirdly sort of alien. It's like a term that a Martian would come up with to describe a homeless person. If a space alien landed on Earth and you took them around a tour of New York City or Chicago, it should be a bad idea. They get a load of those places and they're definitely going to incinerate us with their death ray. That'll be the end of it. You take them right. It's been five minutes showing them New York City right now. They're going to say, okay, I'm going to hop back in the spaceship and we'll check back in a few minutes and then next thing that we're all incinerated. It's like if you're showing, you take an alien around, you show them a house. This is what we call a house. And then you show them people that this is a person who lives in that house. And then you go, you show them people that are living on the sidewalk and on the sidewalk. And then the space alien says, oh, so they're unhoused. Those are unhoused. Those people are unhoused. That's what it sounds like. Unhuman, clinical, weird. I guess it's supposed to sound less accusatory or something. I don't even know what you're going for. I don't even know. Sometimes with the PC lingo, I can at least, it's always dumb, but I can at least tell what you're going for. I can tell, I can see the argument for why this other term is less offensive or whatever. I don't even see the argument here. I don't know what you're going for. Is this supposed to be less accusatory? Is this supposed to take some blame off the hobo? I don't know. It doesn't even do that. I think it does. It kind of does the opposite. You hear unhoused and it sounds like something that would happen to someone if they're really clumsy. Like you tripped and fell and became unhoused. All right, lost my house. I'm unhoused. It doesn't make me sense. But the point, the point, of course, is that it doesn't make sense. That's that is actually the point. The point of PC lingo is to be arbitrary. It is to make no sense because it's all a test. That's the point of any of this stuff. All the different. It's why the language changes. That's why it's so arbitrary. That's why they say people of color is the term you're supposed to use. That'll change soon. They've been doing people of color for five or six years now. That's going to change. People of color, but if you say colored people, it's horrifically awful. What's the people of color? Colored people. It's the same thing. What difference could it possibly make? It doesn't make a difference. But the point is it's a test of your fidelity. It's a test of your loyalty. It's a test of your, are you up to date on the rules? Are you one of us? Because if the rules made sense if they were intuitive, then and someone followed the rules and they were intuitive, you're not going to tell you anything. It's not going to tell you whether they're on your side or not. Because that's just normal. That's just someone speaking like a normal person. But when the rules don't make any sense, you just art one day for no reason. You've decided that unhoused is the term you should use. And homeless is so offensive that if someone uses it even in conversation, you need to stop everything and lecture them. And that makes no sense, but that's the point. And the reason why the guy, whoever it was, is getting lectured is not because he used an offensive term. It's not an offensive term. It's because he revealed himself to be not on the team. And that's what all this is actually about. And we will leave it there for this week. Talk to you on Monday of Great Weekend. Godspeed. They told you America invented slavery. 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