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  • International fellowship of christians and jews.
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  • I'm andrew calvert, joined by blake neff.
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  • Complicated business this morning.
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  • Located, at and probably beyond, lost power.
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  • So our team has been busily working to restore power.
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  • So, apologies, we had to revert to a prerecorded previous
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  • Episode of the charlie kirk show, but, they can't see it.
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  • But what's really amazing is all the cameras
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  • Are now just different and everything.
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  • Everything's. yeah, everything's been swapped out.
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  • We're lucky to be here.
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  • We're just happy to be here right now.
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  • So we're hoping that you can actually hear us.
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  • And we are very excited.
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  • We we lost sager and jerry that
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  • We were going to have an hour one talking about,
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  • Property taxes and what?
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  • We're going to work to reschedule that interview.
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  • But this hour, we have the great helen andrews
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  • On an article that she wrote for compact
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  • Magazine called the great feminization.
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  • Helen, you wrote this fantastic article.
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  • Blake
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  • Actually flagged it for me, and blake is here in studio.
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  • I'm not sure if, we can actually get him up
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  • Visually, but, this this premise, it.
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  • You said it was like a light bulb moment for you,
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  • And it was.
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  • And it it went back to larry summers, who was, you know,
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  • Obviously was in the obama administration.
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  • He's now being referenced in, context
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  • Of the jeffrey epstein files and the the estate
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  • Releasing these emails.
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  • So he's he's a known commodity, but he used to be
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  • The president of harvard, and he was canceled.
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  • And this moment was, there was an article written
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  • About it, an essay that you you referenced in your essay.
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  • That was this moment.
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  • What is that moment?
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  • So larry summers had to
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  • Resign as president of harvard, one of the most powerful
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  • Positions in america, because he made some
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  • Very un-pc remarks about women in science.
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  • Specifically, he said that we all can observe
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  • That women are underrepresented at the very high
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  • End of scientific achievement.
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  • If you look at the physics department of mit or harvard,
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  • There are more men there than women.
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  • And larry summers ventured to say that
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  • This was not because the head of the physics department
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  • At mit is biased against women or hates women.
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  • It's simply because of first, some differences in aptitude.
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  • There are more men at the extreme end of the bell curve,
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  • So there are more male geniuses and also more male idiots,
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  • But also differences in preferences.
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  • Women tend to be even very bright,
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  • Smart women who are at that
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  • End of the bell curve tend to gravitate to fields
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  • That involve caring or people, or some kind of human angle.
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  • They are not attracted or disproportionately
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  • Less likely to be attracted
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  • To really abstract fields like math or physics.
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  • All of this is well within the scientific mainstream.
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  • It corresponds to survey data that we have, and just all the
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  • Kind of social, scientific data you could possibly want
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  • Backs up the idea that there are differences
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  • Between men and women, and specifically in the areas
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  • Of what kinds of fields they're attracted to.
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  • But larry summers,
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  • As punishment for saying what everybody in
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  • Who actually studies this knows to be a fact,
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  • Was, canceled, one of the first cancellations
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  • By a bunch of female scientists who were in the audience
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  • For the speech, where he made those remarks.
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  • They said, larry summers hates women.
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  • He's a misogynist, he's biased,
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  • And we are going to go gunning for his job.
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  • And they succeeded.
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  • They managed to get the president of harvard
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  • Forced out of his job for telling the truth.
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  • And the light bulb moment that i came across in an essay
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  • And later applied to other cancellations,
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  • Was that this type of cancellation
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  • Is just female social behavior.
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  • It is what, groups of women is how groups of women
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  • Interact, how groups of women tend to police norms,
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  • How they deal with conflict through ostracism
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  • Rather than direct confrontation,
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  • Through excluding people who are causing disruption
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  • Rather than, you know, having arguments based on facts.
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  • So these female social dynamics were being applied
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  • To larry summers and his cancellation.
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  • And it seemed to me from the perspective of post
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  • Wokeness, you know, a few years
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  • After larry summers left his job
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  • That this kind of cancellation was popping up more
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  • And more, and has been since the summer of 2020.
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  • And if that is
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  • A manifestation of female group dynamics in institutions
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  • And organizations where they haven't
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  • Been seen before or haven't prevailed before,
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  • Then that seems like a really important social development
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  • That people need to be talking more and thinking more about.
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  • Yeah, a classic field that was basically
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  • All men historically is law.
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  • Almost all lawyers are men.
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  • Almost all judges were men.
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  • Now the majority of law students are women.
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  • I believe the majority of graduates are women.
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  • And i think soon
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  • It might even be the majority of,
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  • All practicing lawyers will be women.
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  • And you lay out,
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  • You know, kind of predictions about what that will mean
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  • For america, for the rule of law,
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  • For how we approach this important topic.
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  • I guess, do you want to just repeat that for our audience?
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  • Always ground all of my observation
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  • Is about the feminization of law
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  • And things that i can see with my own eyes, you know?
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  • So i'm not just, speculating abstractly on how
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  • General female tendencies might play out.
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  • What i do instead is i look at types of law
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  • Where women already predominate.
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  • One example would be the title nine courts
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  • For sexual assault on college campuses that we had.
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  • That was a whole new legal system
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  • That was basically designed, implemented
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  • And controlled throughout by women.
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  • And what we saw was it was stacked against men.
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  • It forfeited a lot of really important due process,
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  • Protections for the accused.
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  • It threw them out
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  • Because the people who designed
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  • The system tended to sympathize
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  • With women and tended not to sympathize with the men
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  • Who were accused.
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  • Another example of
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  • An area of law that is highly feminized,
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  • That might be a surprise to your listeners
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  • Is immigration law.
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  • People don't know this, but, a majority of immigration
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  • Lawyers are female, over 60%, i believe.
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  • So immigration law is a very highly feminized,
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  • Type of legal practice.
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  • And that's one area of law where we all can observe
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  • The letter of the law is still there.
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  • We still have lots of laws on the books about citizenship
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  • And deportation and, immigration.
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  • And,
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  • When people are allowed
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  • To be in this country, when they're not.
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  • But those laws are sort of made a mockery of by a system
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  • That has been abused to within an inch of its life.
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  • And why has it
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  • Been so stretched to, to be, to be almost meaningless?
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  • Because the lawyers have sympathy
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  • For these human stories.
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  • We're in a situation where you can't enforce
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  • Immigration law if it involves being mean to somebody or
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  • Making somebody feel sad,
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  • In genesis
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  • 12 three, god made a powerful promise
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  • To abraham, the father of the jewish people.
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  • I will bless those who bless you.
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  • The christian bible tells us
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  • That we have been grafted into god's family tree.
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  • The rich olive tree of israel,
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  • The very foundations of the christian faith,
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  • The bible and jesus, whom christians call
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  • The messiah, are deeply rooted in israel.
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  • Supporting israel aligns christians with god's
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  • Prophetic timeline.
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  • It demonstrates our willingness to be instruments of
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  • God's blessing, uplifting his chosen people,
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  • And it calls us to confront and heal
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  • The centuries old wounds of anti-semitism.
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  • The scripture says how good and how
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  • Pleasant it is when brethren dwell together.
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  • You can be part of this historic movement
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  • Of bringing light to our world.
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  • Learn more by going to ifc.
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  • J.org today.
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  • J.org today.
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  • Helen, you say that
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  • Men are more designed for war, right?
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  • Which there's, there's, and women tend to be more,
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  • More sort of their group dynamics
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  • About protecting the young
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  • Offspring, which makes perfect sense,
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  • But that tends to make men appeasers
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  • They're willing to get over, conflicts because they need
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  • To ultimately find peace. that's the whole point of wars.
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  • You you wage war and conflict, and then you reach peace.
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  • The other end.
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  • How are we seeing this play out now in the era of woke?
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  • And it affects every institution.
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  • I like to reference blake's example
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  • That we can no longer build boats.
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  • We can't do basic, you know, striving,
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  • Excellent things as a country and as a culture anymore.
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  • And i can't help but think back to this task
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  • Oriented, nature of men versus women.
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  • The floor is yours, helen.
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  • I was fascinated to
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  • Learn that these same dynamics appear in primatology.
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  • That is, people who look at chimpanzees all day, observe
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  • That when two male chimpanzees have a conflict,
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  • They'll have a fight about it and reestablish
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  • Which one of them is the alpha, and then they will move on.
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  • When two female chimpanzees have a conflict,
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  • They will leave and never speak
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  • To each other again, basically.
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  • So men are much better at resolving conflict and
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  • Then moving on, whereas women tend to hold on to things,
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  • And sort of, not move on after conflict.
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  • And that's what we saw a lot during wokeness.
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  • People were targeted for behavior
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  • Or for making statements that were un-pc.
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  • And until, you know, pre wokeness,
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  • The way you would deal with a situation like that is
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  • You would have a debate.
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  • James damore would be at google and he would say,
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  • I think female underrepresentation in science
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  • Is due to, biological attributes and not bias.
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  • The way to deal with that is to have a conversation
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  • About whether he's correct or not.
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  • The way wokeness deals with that is by saying,
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  • I can't believe you just said that.
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  • I'm going to get you fired from your job.
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  • Wokeness was an inability to have any kind of open debate,
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  • Because the very existence of that debate
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  • Seemed to much like conflict,
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  • And conflict had to be suppressed.
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  • And this was just it's so massively toxic
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  • For so many institutions since 2020.
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  • And the reason why i think it's important to consider
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  • Whether wokeness is, a product of demographic feminization
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  • Is because if it is, that means wokeness is not over.
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  • A lot of people look around, they think, you know,
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  • Donald trump won the election, wokeness is finished.
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  • We can all move on. the vibe shift is here.
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  • But i think that if these
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  • If if wokeness is just female patterns of behavior
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  • In institutions
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  • Where women
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  • Were not as well-represented until recently,
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  • Then that means it's here to stay
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  • And we need to deal with it.
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  • Head on.
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  • Well, i guess that's the natural follow up is
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  • If it's a natural byproduct of institutions being
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  • 50% or more female
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  • Is what are one, i guess.
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  • What are the civilizational implications of that
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  • For the united states, for europe, for, i guess, earth
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  • And do you believe there's, i guess, a way to
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  • To mitigate that downside, or is that just going to be
  • 00:11:49.134 --> 00:11:51.837
  • The nature of things going forward?
  • 00:11:51.837 --> 00:11:53.539
  • Because i guess to me, it's hard to imagine
  • 00:11:53.539 --> 00:11:55.541
  • You're going to turf 60 million women out of the workplace.
  • 00:11:55.541 --> 00:11:59.545
  • And that's why, sort of the next obvious question,
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  • After we established that wokeness is a product of
  • 00:12:04.449 --> 00:12:07.019
  • Feminization, is
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  • Is feminism a naturally occurring phenomenon?
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  • This is the position that a lot of liberals take.
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  • They say, well, you know, the the field of law is becoming
  • 00:12:13.926 --> 00:12:17.462
  • More and more feminized.
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  • Well, maybe women are just better.
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  • Maybe women are out competing then within the field of law.
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  • Maybe women are just better employees.
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  • And that's why
  • 00:12:24.703 --> 00:12:25.838
  • Our newsrooms and businesses
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  • Are getting more and more feminized.
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  • And if i thought that was true,
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  • Then i would say there's no solution to feminization
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  • Because i believe in fairness and meritocracy.
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  • And if women
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  • Really are just out competing, then because they're better
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  • At stuff,
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  • Then there's not a lot i can say in response to that.
  • 00:12:39.918 --> 00:12:42.187
  • However, i think a lot of us would accept
  • 00:12:42.187 --> 00:12:45.524
  • That in many cases, fields become more and more feminized,
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  • Not because women are out competing men
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  • Within that field,
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  • But because women are feminizing that field
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  • And making it more and more friendly
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  • To feminine preferences and patterns of behavior.
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  • Like if you're working at a business that is so horrified
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  • That it's like,
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  • You know, the
  • 00:13:07.779 --> 00:13:08.981
  • Hr lady designed every aspect of your day to day office
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  • Experience, she determined who advanced at that company,
  • 00:13:11.283 --> 00:13:14.486
  • Who got the best promotions and the best assignments
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  • And everything was touchy feely in a rfi type of way.
  • 00:13:16.955 --> 00:13:21.927
  • Obviously, a masculine man is not going to do
  • 00:13:21.927 --> 00:13:25.130
  • Well in that environment, and he's not going to advance.
  • 00:13:25.130 --> 00:13:27.866
  • But that's not because he's not competitive.
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  • It's not because he's not good at his job.
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  • It's just because that kind of highly feminized organization
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  • Is not friendly to his virtues and attributes.
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  • Yeah.
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  • So i think when we consider
  • 00:13:39.211 --> 00:13:40.946
  • How do we deal with feminization,
  • 00:13:40.946 --> 00:13:42.781
  • If it's something we want to roll back,
  • 00:13:42.781 --> 00:13:44.416
  • How should we go about it?
  • 00:13:44.416 --> 00:13:45.884
  • That's the first place to look.
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  • Are there any institutions or organizations
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  • That are too feminized in this unnatural way?
  • 00:13:50.055 --> 00:13:52.858
  • Helen andrews.
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  • Great piece in compact magazine.
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  • The great feminization.
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  • Thank you.
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  • Miranda devine columnist for the new york post.
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  • Author of the new book, the big guy.
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  • She is joining the charlie kirk show.
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  • Miranda.
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  • Welcome back. it's good to see you.
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  • Thanks so much, andrew.
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  • Great to talk to you.
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  • Yeah, great to talk to you as well.
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  • You had a bombshell article yesterday about,
  • 00:15:27.756 --> 00:15:32.327
  • The would be assassin of president trump.
  • 00:15:32.327 --> 00:15:35.497
  • And you, you threaded in there a little piece
  • 00:15:35.497 --> 00:15:39.300
  • About some of his, his fetishes.
  • 00:15:39.300 --> 00:15:42.337
  • Maybe he had,
  • 00:15:42.337 --> 00:15:43.138
  • It was entertaining a furry fetish
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  • Or referred to himself with they them pronouns.
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  • Tell us more. miranda devine.
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  • It's look at slim pickings.
  • 00:15:50.845 --> 00:15:52.514
  • My source went through 17 different online platforms
  • 00:15:52.514 --> 00:15:56.251
  • That he found
  • 00:15:56.251 --> 00:15:57.352
  • That this, would be assassin of the president thomas
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  • Crooks had, logged into or, had accounts with.
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  • And, one of them was this site called deviant art,
  • 00:16:04.626 --> 00:16:08.930
  • Which i had not heard of before, but apparently it's
  • 00:16:08.930 --> 00:16:11.266
  • The biggest online hub for furry activity,
  • 00:16:11.266 --> 00:16:14.836
  • The furry community, which, of course,
  • 00:16:14.836 --> 00:16:16.971
  • Is this kind of sexual fetish where people dress up
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  • As animals, or they like cartoon figures
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  • Of sort of humanized animals that have sex or a nude,
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  • In some of
  • 00:16:27.882 --> 00:16:28.917
  • I think some of it's not sexual,
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  • But most of it seems to be anyway, it's it's weird.
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  • And, so, so this guy, thomas crookes
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  • Had two accounts on, on this platform and,
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  • He also on this platform used
  • 00:16:41.496 --> 00:16:43.765
  • They, them pronouns.
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  • The only thing my source could find,
  • 00:16:46.801 --> 00:16:50.338
  • You know, activity of thomas crookes
  • 00:16:50.338 --> 00:16:52.207
  • That still existed on that platform or on the archive was,
  • 00:16:52.207 --> 00:16:55.810
  • An image of a, sort of,
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  • Sort of bizarre cartoon image of a very musclebound
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  • Sort of man's body, like a sylvester stallone
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  • Or arnold schwarzenegger type body with the head
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  • Of a woman on top, you know, long hair and a female face.
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  • And with this puny little guy next to her in his underpants.
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  • And he looked kind of like thomas crook, sort of in a
  • 00:17:17.232 --> 00:17:21.002
  • Sort of a,
  • 00:17:21.302 --> 00:17:22.170
  • Inferior position, if you get my drift.
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  • So, so there's that.
  • 00:17:25.306 --> 00:17:27.909
  • And then the other stuff he had on this
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  • Deviant art platform was violent.
  • 00:17:29.744 --> 00:17:31.379
  • It was cartoon characters shooting each other,
  • 00:17:31.379 --> 00:17:32.981
  • And they'd, you know, killing each other.
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  • So, i mean, that's all very strange.
  • 00:17:36.818 --> 00:17:39.187
  • All of his, utterances that are on youtube and so on,
  • 00:17:39.187 --> 00:17:43.324
  • Increasingly very weird that he flips from
  • 00:17:44.192 --> 00:17:46.928
  • Being very pro-trump and anti democrat, particularly
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  • Anti, you know, the squad ilhan omar and so, so on.
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  • And then he flips in the matter of a couple of months
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  • In january 2022.
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  • The opposite doesn't 180.
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  • And now he's very anti trump.
  • 00:18:01.576 --> 00:18:03.378
  • Critical of trump supporters and starts escalating
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  • Into this assassination rhetoric.
  • 00:18:07.749 --> 00:18:11.452
  • There was a congressional report released in december
  • 00:18:11.452 --> 00:18:14.756
  • 2024 that the did not include
  • 00:18:14.756 --> 00:18:19.160
  • A lot of this, social media activity.
  • 00:18:19.160 --> 00:18:23.264
  • Do we know why that this was not mentioned
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  • In that congressional report in december of 2024?
  • 00:18:26.167 --> 00:18:28.803
  • You know, that's a really good point, because,
  • 00:18:29.771 --> 00:18:32.440
  • This was something that really disturbed my source
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  • And set him to continue to investigate it
  • 00:18:35.743 --> 00:18:39.247
  • And also try to get this into the hands of people
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  • Who would do something about it.
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  • He's very concerned that,
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  • The public doesn't know why the assassination
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  • Attempt happened and that it could escalate.
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  • And, you know, if, i mean, we're told
  • 00:18:55.163 --> 00:18:58.533
  • By the fbi currently that crooks acted alone.
  • 00:18:58.533 --> 00:19:01.502
  • This is what kash patel has said,
  • 00:19:01.502 --> 00:19:04.372
  • Just in a tweet online where he, ran through
  • 00:19:04.372 --> 00:19:08.376
  • All the inputs that the fbi put into the investigation,
  • 00:19:08.376 --> 00:19:12.013
  • Which i think is, frankly, quite meaningless.
  • 00:19:12.013 --> 00:19:14.182
  • You know, we followed up
  • 00:19:14.182 --> 00:19:15.250
  • 14,000 tips or we, you know, did 10,000 interviews.
  • 00:19:15.250 --> 00:19:18.519
  • Whatever they did, he had all the metrics.
  • 00:19:18.519 --> 00:19:20.788
  • But, you know, that's the inputs.
  • 00:19:20.788 --> 00:19:22.490
  • What's the outputs?
  • 00:19:22.490 --> 00:19:23.424
  • What did what came of all that effort.
  • 00:19:23.424 --> 00:19:26.027
  • And all he does at the end is this concludes
  • 00:19:26.027 --> 00:19:28.863
  • That we've concluded that he acted alone.
  • 00:19:28.863 --> 00:19:31.799
  • So my source just thinks there's something more to this.
  • 00:19:31.799 --> 00:19:35.603
  • And, so therefore he pursued it.
  • 00:19:35.603 --> 00:19:38.473
  • And, the fact that that congressional report,
  • 00:19:38.473 --> 00:19:41.843
  • Had nothing about the online activity
  • 00:19:41.843 --> 00:19:45.280
  • Would be because the fbi didn't share that with them.
  • 00:19:45.280 --> 00:19:48.950
  • The only, sort of time
  • 00:19:48.950 --> 00:19:52.553
  • That i guess the fbi under christopher wray,
  • 00:19:52.553 --> 00:19:56.190
  • Just in the two weeks after the butler, events,
  • 00:19:56.190 --> 00:20:01.129
  • Christopher wray a week later testified to congress.
  • 00:20:01.129 --> 00:20:04.866
  • He said, there's no,
  • 00:20:04.866 --> 00:20:08.603
  • We've searched our database and there's nothing about
  • 00:20:08.603 --> 00:20:11.306
  • Thomas crookes before. butler.
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  • Right.
  • 00:20:13.241 --> 00:20:14.008
  • Very carefully that he said that.
  • 00:20:14.008 --> 00:20:15.910
  • Now, i asked the fbi when i was doing this story last week,
  • 00:20:15.910 --> 00:20:20.581
  • A number of questions.
  • 00:20:21.049 --> 00:20:22.083
  • And the most important one, i think, was.
  • 00:20:22.083 --> 00:20:24.285
  • Did you have any contact with thomas crookes to the fbi?
  • 00:20:24.285 --> 00:20:28.423
  • Have any contact with thomas crookes before butler?
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  • Did anyone, you know, report him to the fbi?
  • 00:20:30.892 --> 00:20:34.662
  • Did you pay him a visit?
  • 00:20:34.662 --> 00:20:36.497
  • Did you knock on his door?
  • 00:20:36.497 --> 00:20:37.665
  • Did you were you aware of his online activity?
  • 00:20:37.665 --> 00:20:40.234
  • Is does he appear anywhere?
  • 00:20:40.234 --> 00:20:42.103
  • And all i got back was no comment from the fbi.
  • 00:20:42.103 --> 00:20:45.940
  • And, you know,
  • 00:20:46.274 --> 00:20:49.010
  • They've not been forthcoming with congress.
  • 00:20:49.010 --> 00:20:52.246
  • Senator ron johnson has been really angry about this
  • 00:20:52.246 --> 00:20:56.751
  • And angry about the fact that even the trump fbi,
  • 00:20:56.751 --> 00:21:00.188
  • 12 months after butler in july of this year,
  • 00:21:01.089 --> 00:21:04.959
  • Has not complied with his oversight requests.
  • 00:21:04.959 --> 00:21:08.796
  • He wants camera footage, he wants documents,
  • 00:21:08.796 --> 00:21:11.833
  • He wants forensics, autopsy, etc..
  • 00:21:11.833 --> 00:21:15.069
  • And he's just he says he's been stonewalled by the fbi
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  • And the secret service, and i don't understand why that is.
  • 00:21:19.841 --> 00:21:24.245
  • If it's as clear and simple as kash patel is telling us
  • 00:21:24.245 --> 00:21:28.649
  • That, you know, just this lone gunman acting alone, etc.,
  • 00:21:28.649 --> 00:21:32.653
  • Why be secretive about his online activity?
  • 00:21:32.653 --> 00:21:36.290
  • Why did deputy director paul abate,
  • 00:21:36.290 --> 00:21:39.994
  • Who was raised
  • 00:21:40.328 --> 00:21:41.529
  • Deputy director at the fbi, why did he testify to congress
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  • Two weeks after butler and say only half the story?
  • 00:21:44.832 --> 00:21:49.604
  • He described thomas crooks
  • 00:21:49.604 --> 00:21:52.540
  • Online activity leading up to when he flipped
  • 00:21:52.540 --> 00:21:56.043
  • And became anti-trump when he was anti-semitic
  • 00:21:56.043 --> 00:21:59.680
  • And, sort of expressing sort of far right views.
  • 00:21:59.680 --> 00:22:03.618
  • But paul abbate didn't tell congress.
  • 00:22:03.618 --> 00:22:06.487
  • And i think this is lying
  • 00:22:06.487 --> 00:22:07.622
  • By a mission that in january of 2020,
  • 00:22:07.622 --> 00:22:11.292
  • This kid slipped and became rabidly anti-trump
  • 00:22:11.292 --> 00:22:15.296
  • And started then with his, violent assassination rhetoric.
  • 00:22:15.296 --> 00:22:19.333
  • Why did pull back leave that out?
  • 00:22:19.333 --> 00:22:21.569
  • That was deliberate, misleading of congress.
  • 00:22:21.569 --> 00:22:24.572
  • And the question is why?
  • 00:22:24.572 --> 00:22:27.175
  • And why does kash patel not be more forthcoming?
  • 00:22:27.175 --> 00:22:31.646
  • And look, the president is not satisfied.
  • 00:22:31.646 --> 00:22:34.649
  • His family is not satisfied.
  • 00:22:34.649 --> 00:22:37.118
  • So i don't it something doesn't add up here.
  • 00:22:37.118 --> 00:22:40.354
  • Miranda devine, new york post author of the big guy.
  • 00:22:40.354 --> 00:22:43.458
  • Thank you so much for your time, ryan.
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  • Care for the elderly and healing for the wounded.
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  • Your prayers and support are helping to restore hope
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  • And strength throughout israel and beyond.
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