The only way to have this "optimistic" vision is we need representatives to call out the masters who own our elected officials. In other words, Democrats calling out the stench in their own party; likewise with Republicans. Currently, there are no independent thinkers in both parties. Tragic.
Course, no need to ask. In fact, China, Japan, & S. Korea thinks y'all r turning urselves to 3rd world countries by letting any savages tear down ur own European institutions.
So many podcasts with low AV fidelity. I really appreciate the attention put into this. It sounds great and looks great, and those two things are necessary to not only NOT distract people from the narrative, but to make the messaging clearer on an unconsciously-perceptible level. Well done, Mr. Yang. Forward, indeed. (FWIW, I wrote you in, as you weren't on my ballot).
A cocktail party is more accurate. I’m not sure many people would just wander up to complete strangers at a park and start chatting with them, except, maybe a kid to another kid!
This was an incredible conversation; as a citizen of a very small multi-ethnic country/ economy I saw so much correlations as well as paradoxes; lots of thinking to do ...
Yascha Mouck is such a lucid thinker, and his ability to dissect and explain current issues that are highly charged in such an easy and non-confrontational way is simply outstanding.
I agree with so much of this, bit to spend so much time talking about the dangers of tribalism but also to paint "the right" as the peril is such a facepalm. If you listened to a lot of actual right wing folk, you'd probably find that they agree with the vast majority of what you're saying. Perhaps stop painting them as the enemy?
I get your point, but, a lot of things "the right" stand for are based in economic illiteracy, misanthropy, and, frankly, falsehoods. You can say the same of the left in some respects. Put side by side and examined, the right is clearly the "most likely to be incorrect" when we talk about morality and, frankly, reality.
Some 1450 years ago another great movement to shape & unite the humanity started with unlettered man in desert of Saudi Arabia that still growing fast with 2 billion followers. One day in near future it's expected to be the leading group which if unted will rule the world with relative justice for all.
Hi Yascha, Great work, Ive liatened to your program on npr last week and inspired by it. So I'd ordered your book & just receivd & yet start reading.I admire your deep honest & critical analysis of the current decaying global poltcal affairs and your thoughtful ideas to fix it. I congratulate you for the book & welcome your earnest endevor for the experiment. Best.
This guy at times comes across as a misinformation agent on behalf of the ruling class. The title of his last book says it all; The people vs democracy. It obfuscates the real picture which is that people deprived of resources naturally become more inclined to turn to a strong-man-figure like Trump for help - and that that then can end up threatening democracy. (This was even Yang's core message.) It also obfuscates the the fact that the true struggle that determines how well a democracy works is the class struggle.
i usually enjoy andrew yangs’s podcasts…but i had a hard time understanding what his guest was saying and stopped listening…he needs to slow down and enunciate clearly!!!
I feel like the greatest source of civic patriotism for Americans should be our scientific, cultural and technological achievements. Getting to the moon, creating cars and planes, mechanizing agriculture, film and music, etc.
Start reckoning with speciesism 1st. What matters is not what race, what species, but can it suffer? "One day, the absurdity of the almost universal human belief in the slavery of other animals will be palpable. We shall then have discovered our souls and become worthier of sharing this planet with them." ― Martin Luther King, Jr.
14:15 um...... 280 million??! why would he say a number that's so far off???! Is he thinking maybe adult age population or something?!? (US is around 330 million)
I paused around minute 10 to say, the problem with this line of thinking is that it is almost devoid of historical context. There's a gulf between "tribalism" on the one hand (and activities/behaviors that can be attributes to that aspect of "human nature" or human tendency), and historical racism in the other (and all the biases that result from that... including issues surrounding class differences, which, you have only glossed over.
Humans cannot appropriate human culture. Too many people blindly use segregationist terms to refer to people in society and the world like "black/white people", and then use this archaic labelling to justify and reinforce stigmas and stereotypes. Cultural appropriation? How? The science has revealed all humans come from the same ancestors in Africa anyways, so wouldn't that just make us all kin from the jump? And if not due to time, then at what point do you call us different, and based on what? Every human alive today come from people that "culturally appropriated" in that case, because we're all bound to admit the ancestral mathematics is fact. 2, 4, 8, 16, on and on, so our civilizations have been built on ideas from others without recognition of the histories, for millennia. What we need to do is stop allowing hate to divide people, maybe then we can focus more so on global cooperation to eradicate poverty and look after the world. It's really just reinforced prejudices that prevent this from happening.
So, how do you feel about the Sioux? Australian Aboriginals? Are they distinct peoples? Are they wrong to say: "We are the Sioux, we are the Native Australians, here is what that means, and that is a good thing!" ? Or, is it only Whites who are supposed to deny/forget their racial heritage?
@@awexpat8943 "the west" or "chistiandom" does not mean "white". That's just silly ideology from people trying to manipulate the truth. You may aswell delete that comme...oh, you already have.
Great interviewing style ... okay, no Yang is no interviewer. But he is an engaging conversationalist and most importantly an authentically strong listener. 👍
I somewhat disagree. Having Dave Chapelle as guest is not the answer. One of the problems with his podcast is he is trying too hard to re-brand "centrism". He recently brought up the "unity ticket" between Lincoln and A. Johnson. Twitter audience dogpiled him because of the historical consequences and yet, AY doubled down saying the "unity" idea is still a good idea. It is amazing how he failed to understand that both major parties are corporate bought and support various industrial complexes. It is incredibly unfortunate that the Populist Right invaded the capitol for the wrong reason. Imagine if the insurrection was about ending the endless wars; M4A; ending Wall Street bailouts. Because our elected representatives in Congress do not really represent us voters. AY has done a poor job of not calling them out. He needs someone as guest to challenge his ideas.
I am die hard YangGang but I am getting bored with these types of guests.. over and over again. This podcast needs to evolve quickly. The YangGang needs to be resurrected .. or something like the YangGang ignited promptly.. if we are going to have a chance at saving humanity We are running out of time. It is way later than folks think it is.
I went from die hard YG to just dead. Andrew is not going to be the savior that we thought he was. He's a two-time loser and a crypto-conference dilettante. The energy is on the Right now. That's not to say that UBI and Ranked Choice Voting/Open Primaries aren't good ideas, because they are. So, thanks for that, but the introduction of those ideas looks to have been the limit of his reach. Meanwhile, Andrew stays a millionaire and the buffets at those conferences are pretty good.
@@awexpat8943 rank choice voting and open primary are game changers. They will make a big difference if implemented. It's the little things that leave the biggest impact.
Keep up the faith good sir. We will get through this. Andrew Yang got a tremendous amount of help from the crypto community so he is represented them. This is all done to move humanity Forward... Let us continue to support Humanity Forward if direct cash relief is your gig. Let's support the Forward Party if your gig is make the political parties.relevantto US normal people. Support Lobby 3 if your gig is cryptocurrency to abolish poverty. We have different paths we can access and we are afforded to choose just one, none, or all...
15:40 'the state protects us from our own parents': Wildly disagree. We are not products of the state, the state is a product of the people. Who we are and how we have agreed to live together is what defines the state and not the other way around.
I love "our" injustices. As if they are really "our" to him. Lived everywhere in the world as if shopping for a country. He's the the classic Anywhere. He came to the US as an immigrant to go to grad school? Pathetic.
@@vibecat873 Well, there's a lot pathetic about grad school these days. Debt, unemployment, useless subject matter... But pathetic referred to the idea that attending grad school in a foreign country makes you a expert on the culture and the country, even if you eventually become a citizen. Something recognized in the US Constitution. Your grad school comment is funny. Not only did I not get into grad school the one time at the one school I applied in History of Art - partly to do with the prediction that there would be no jobs, the class size went from 35 to 12, and four of us applied from within the department - I never even finished college. That didn't seem to matter when I did research in an electrical engineering department based on a professor recognizing my intelligence. The grad students assumed I was a Post-Doc. My degree was the same as Bill Gates. What about yours?
@@mikem668is English your first language? It sounds a little disorganized/odd. I only studied undergrad. A social science. I ended up working in information technology. So similar to you, only difference is I'm not bitter or blaming the world for there being no jobs in my first career of choice. The world evolves. We gotta evolve with it.
@@vibecat873 Actually, I left information technology to do AI research, solved a problem my first month there, and then when our funding ran out did brain injury research for 15 years. Would you care to name the social science you studied? I wasn't aware they gave out degrees in insults. You wouldn't be one of those diversity hires, would you?
It's more than that. White people have a right to be White people. They have a right to racial identity, racial pride, and racial celebration. Also, it's OK to be a patriotic American and revere the flag, our military, our police and first-responders, and baseball and apple pie.
yeah but umbrella terms like that don't last the test of time they just die out. Greeks and Romans and Irish, all great nations and peoples throughout history yeah absolutely. Weren't white though. We're in a comfortable position right now to pick apart "whiteness" and it's working smoothly. Science is proving that dna has the story of Europeans from Africa originally... Meaning "white" is a makeshift ideology that has lasted a small while, about 400 years, but is in the shadow of the thousands of years before it where Europeans never referred to themselves as "white". It's good that I can say this for instance, and there's nothing you can do about it. In the past I could only say it where I wouldn't be bashed up and assaulted, but now, I mean, there's records amounts of x rated interracial videos online for anyone reading this to view themselves. Europeans really enjoying themselves with Africans. And these days it's even trendy so you know... That old "white" ideology has been going limp for a while 😂 😂
@@helloagain6243 Everything is born at some point, and then just dies out, eventually, so that's not an argument. Even if you believe that whiteness has only been around for 400 years, that is still a good long time, plenty long enough for it to have become a real thing. The USA has only been around for 244 years. And one day, who knows, it may not be around anymore. Does that mean that the USA is not a real phenomenon that we can perceive and discuss? Here's what Wikipedia says: "White Americans are Americans who identify as and are perceived to be white people. This group constitutes the majority of the people in the United States." You can try to pick that apart.
@@awexpat8943 it's simple, it's been kept like that via politicians bankers and corporations to maintain a divide, free labour in a prison industrial complex that gets paid to lock people up. A whole load of "justifications" for this based on referring to people as colours. Those things you call "white"... Were they solely invented by Europeans and their descendents? Have European nations not capitalised and built industries from exploiting other continents? Who built America? Surely you can't be ignorant to the vast history of slavery based on skintone in the USA... Does all of that building just not count?
@@cannibalholocaust3015 Thanks, but I'm not interested in assigning blame. Most likely this was just an experiment people had to carry out and prove it to themselves the hard way.
A two party system can help a diverse country not be torn apart by many fractional identities. People are forced to come together to obtain a majority.
Andrew should have someone on from the Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan. If he could get them... They might be too busy making videos that get hundreds of thousands of views.
I agree that the low views is an issue, but you’re on a very bad path when you’re choosing guests based on their popularity. That means your audience dictates your content and you’ve surrendered control of your message.
@@matthewkilbride1669 That's a thoughtful and logical response, thanks. My point is not just to chase views however. I actually agree with the guys at the Daily Wire, especially on culture war issues. They are winning the argument against abortion, wokeism, diversity equity and inclusion, white guilt, parental rights versus LGBwhatever indoctrination, and patriotism versus American sin. I'd like to see Andrew take a stand on these issues. To the extent that he doesn't, he is whistling in the wind. This is where the energy is, and, the truth.
Austin TX is trialing UBI! Your message resonates across the nation!!
Excellent news!! 💖
Love Yascha and his podcast/magazine called The Good Fight/Persuasion. Incredibly smart and sober analysis of world affairs abound in his content.
Wow. This podcast was incredible. Can’t wait to check out the book
The truth will hurt, but I deeply admire Andrew Yang's courage to fight discrimination!
The only way to have this "optimistic" vision is we need representatives to call out the masters who own our elected officials. In other words, Democrats calling out the stench in their own party; likewise with Republicans. Currently, there are no independent thinkers in both parties. Tragic.
Somehow we must rid the Country of the Confederacy. It is the single most
destructive force in the land …….
46:55 is it fine for Americans of European descent to have groups that advocate for their interests?
Of course.
Course, no need to ask. In fact, China, Japan, & S. Korea thinks y'all r turning urselves to 3rd world countries by letting any savages tear down ur own European institutions.
so we think everyone but white/Europeans should have unique group representation and don't expect issues?
So many podcasts with low AV fidelity. I really appreciate the attention put into this. It sounds great and looks great, and those two things are necessary to not only NOT distract people from the narrative, but to make the messaging clearer on an unconsciously-perceptible level. Well done, Mr. Yang. Forward, indeed. (FWIW, I wrote you in, as you weren't on my ballot).
The "public park metaphor", one only needs to behave well enough to conduct a transaction--that's it.
A cocktail party is more accurate. I’m not sure many people would just wander up to complete strangers at a park and start chatting with them, except, maybe a kid to another kid!
This was an incredible conversation; as a citizen of a very small multi-ethnic country/ economy I saw so much correlations as well as paradoxes; lots of thinking to do ...
The only way to win is pushing Forward!
The great establishment supporter. You rich guys have great class solidarity. Don't believe a single word you say, but I do admire you.
Yascha Mouck is such a lucid thinker, and his ability to dissect and explain current issues that are highly charged in such an easy and non-confrontational way is simply outstanding.
Agreed, he is quite skilled at this. Also reminds me of Yuval Noah Harari, similarly skilled. Both brilliant.
I agree with so much of this, bit to spend so much time talking about the dangers of tribalism but also to paint "the right" as the peril is such a facepalm. If you listened to a lot of actual right wing folk, you'd probably find that they agree with the vast majority of what you're saying. Perhaps stop painting them as the enemy?
I get your point, but, a lot of things "the right" stand for are based in economic illiteracy, misanthropy, and, frankly, falsehoods.
You can say the same of the left in some respects. Put side by side and examined, the right is clearly the "most likely to be incorrect" when we talk about morality and, frankly, reality.
They literally voted for a white nationalist.
Some 1450 years ago another great movement to shape & unite the humanity started with unlettered man in desert of Saudi Arabia that still growing fast with 2 billion followers. One day in near future it's expected to be the leading group which if unted will rule the world with relative justice for all.
Hi Yascha,
Great work, Ive liatened to your program on npr last week and inspired by it. So I'd ordered your book & just receivd & yet start reading.I admire your deep honest & critical analysis of the current decaying global poltcal affairs and your thoughtful ideas to fix it. I congratulate you for the book & welcome your earnest endevor for the experiment. Best.
Hopefully, the asteroid hits before then
@@stud6414 - don't worry, they r incapable of even basic sewage system & infrastructure. They r where they r for a reason ;)
This guy at times comes across as a misinformation agent on behalf of the ruling class. The title of his last book says it all; The people vs democracy. It obfuscates the real picture which is that people deprived of resources naturally become more inclined to turn to a strong-man-figure like Trump for help - and that that then can end up threatening democracy. (This was even Yang's core message.) It also obfuscates the the fact that the true struggle that determines how well a democracy works is the class struggle.
i usually enjoy andrew yangs’s podcasts…but i had a hard time understanding what his guest was saying and stopped listening…he needs to slow down and enunciate clearly!!!
Democracy hasn't Worked in The States since America went to Oligarchy by January Of 2013 !! .
I feel like the greatest source of civic patriotism for Americans should be our scientific, cultural and technological achievements. Getting to the moon, creating cars and planes, mechanizing agriculture, film and music, etc.
Start reckoning with speciesism 1st. What matters is not what race, what species, but can it suffer?
"One day, the absurdity of the almost universal human belief in the slavery of other animals will be palpable. We shall then have discovered our souls and become worthier of sharing this planet with them."
― Martin Luther King, Jr.
14:15 um...... 280 million??! why would he say a number that's so far off???! Is he thinking maybe adult age population or something?!? (US is around 330 million)
4:26 A hot dog is not a sandwich. It's a taco 🙂
bring Jules back 😊
People put down ubi, makes me sad they don't understand what your trying to do..
I paused around minute 10 to say, the problem with this line of thinking is that it is almost devoid of historical context. There's a gulf between "tribalism" on the one hand (and activities/behaviors that can be attributes to that aspect of "human nature" or human tendency), and historical racism in the other (and all the biases that result from that... including issues surrounding class differences, which, you have only glossed over.
Humans cannot appropriate human culture.
Too many people blindly use segregationist terms to refer to people in society and the world like "black/white people", and then use this archaic labelling to justify and reinforce stigmas and stereotypes.
Cultural appropriation? How? The science has revealed all humans come from the same ancestors in Africa anyways, so wouldn't that just make us all kin from the jump? And if not due to time, then at what point do you call us different, and based on what?
Every human alive today come from people that "culturally appropriated" in that case, because we're all bound to admit the ancestral mathematics is fact. 2, 4, 8, 16, on and on, so our civilizations have been built on ideas from others without recognition of the histories, for millennia.
What we need to do is stop allowing hate to divide people, maybe then we can focus more so on global cooperation to eradicate poverty and look after the world. It's really just reinforced prejudices that prevent this from happening.
So, how do you feel about the Sioux? Australian Aboriginals? Are they distinct peoples? Are they wrong to say: "We are the Sioux, we are the Native Australians, here is what that means, and that is a good thing!" ? Or, is it only Whites who are supposed to deny/forget their racial heritage?
@@awexpat8943 well there's no such thing as "white" people so that's where you may have been confused.
@@helloagain6243 Nonsense. You may have heard of something called: "The West". Or, Western Civilization. Christendom. All that means: White.
@@helloagain6243 But back to my question: is there such a thing as "the Sioux"? Are they real?
@@awexpat8943 "the west" or "chistiandom" does not mean "white". That's just silly ideology from people trying to manipulate the truth. You may aswell delete that comme...oh, you already have.
Great interviewing style ... okay, no Yang is no interviewer. But he is an engaging conversationalist and most importantly an authentically strong listener. 👍
The views on this podcast are way too low. My thought is to bring in some big names to get the viewership back up. Maybe folks like Dave Chappelle..
I somewhat disagree. Having Dave Chapelle as guest is not the answer. One of the problems with his podcast is he is trying too hard to re-brand "centrism". He recently brought up the "unity ticket" between Lincoln and A. Johnson. Twitter audience dogpiled him because of the historical consequences and yet, AY doubled down saying the "unity" idea is still a good idea. It is amazing how he failed to understand that both major parties are corporate bought and support various industrial complexes. It is incredibly unfortunate that the Populist Right invaded the capitol for the wrong reason. Imagine if the insurrection was about ending the endless wars; M4A; ending Wall Street bailouts. Because our elected representatives in Congress do not really represent us voters. AY has done a poor job of not calling them out. He needs someone as guest to challenge his ideas.
@@chrislin2774 I'm pretty sure yang knows all of that he's just not capable of changing it.
@@chrislin2774 Thanks. I get what you are saying. I guess I am a little bit impatient
I am die hard YangGang but I am getting bored with these types of guests.. over and over again.
This podcast needs to evolve quickly. The YangGang needs to be resurrected .. or something like the YangGang ignited promptly.. if we are going to have a chance at saving humanity
We are running out of time. It is way later than folks think it is.
I went from die hard YG to just dead. Andrew is not going to be the savior that we thought he was. He's a two-time loser and a crypto-conference dilettante. The energy is on the Right now. That's not to say that UBI and Ranked Choice Voting/Open Primaries aren't good ideas, because they are. So, thanks for that, but the introduction of those ideas looks to have been the limit of his reach. Meanwhile, Andrew stays a millionaire and the buffets at those conferences are pretty good.
So what you're saying is yang needs to create some drama 😂. One way to do that is to invite controversial guests.
@@awexpat8943 rank choice voting and open primary are game changers.
They will make a big difference if implemented.
It's the little things that leave the biggest impact.
@@awexpat8943 Andrew Yang is not white enough for most white people to get behind him. We need a white guy! Are you white?
Keep up the faith good sir. We will get through this. Andrew Yang got a tremendous amount of help from the crypto community so he is represented them. This is all done to move humanity Forward... Let us continue to support Humanity Forward if direct cash relief is your gig. Let's support the Forward Party if your gig is make the political parties.relevantto US normal people. Support Lobby 3 if your gig is cryptocurrency to abolish poverty.
We have different paths we can access and we are afforded to choose just one, none, or all...
So Lebanon or Singapore. Not good examples.
Washington State is very white and very Blue.
15:40 'the state protects us from our own parents':
Wildly disagree. We are not products of the state, the state is a product of the people. Who we are and how we have agreed to live together is what defines the state and not the other way around.
Sounds like you have some children that you want to control? lol
I love "our" injustices. As if they are really "our" to him. Lived everywhere in the world as if shopping for a country. He's the the classic Anywhere.
He came to the US as an immigrant to go to grad school? Pathetic.
He's a cosmopolitan globalist.
What is pathetic about grad school?
That you couldn't get in?
@@vibecat873 Well, there's a lot pathetic about grad school these days. Debt, unemployment, useless subject matter... But pathetic referred to the idea that attending grad school in a foreign country makes you a expert on the culture and the country, even if you eventually become a citizen. Something recognized in the US Constitution. Your grad school comment is funny. Not only did I not get into grad school the one time at the one school I applied in History of Art - partly to do with the prediction that there would be no jobs, the class size went from 35 to 12, and four of us applied from within the department - I never even finished college. That didn't seem to matter when I did research in an electrical engineering department based on a professor recognizing my intelligence. The grad students assumed I was a Post-Doc. My degree was the same as Bill Gates. What about yours?
@@mikem668is English your first language? It sounds a little disorganized/odd.
I only studied undergrad. A social science. I ended up working in information technology. So similar to you, only difference is I'm not bitter or blaming the world for there being no jobs in my first career of choice.
The world evolves. We gotta evolve with it.
@@vibecat873 Actually, I left information technology to do AI research, solved a problem my first month there, and then when our funding ran out did brain injury research for 15 years. Would you care to name the social science you studied? I wasn't aware they gave out degrees in insults. You wouldn't be one of those diversity hires, would you?
White people have a right not to die out.
what makes you say that?
It's more than that. White people have a right to be White people. They have a right to racial identity, racial pride, and racial celebration. Also, it's OK to be a patriotic American and revere the flag, our military, our police and first-responders, and baseball and apple pie.
yeah but umbrella terms like that don't last the test of time they just die out. Greeks and Romans and Irish, all great nations and peoples throughout history yeah absolutely. Weren't white though. We're in a comfortable position right now to pick apart "whiteness" and it's working smoothly. Science is proving that dna has the story of Europeans from Africa originally... Meaning "white" is a makeshift ideology that has lasted a small while, about 400 years, but is in the shadow of the thousands of years before it where Europeans never referred to themselves as "white".
It's good that I can say this for instance, and there's nothing you can do about it. In the past I could only say it where I wouldn't be bashed up and assaulted, but now, I mean, there's records amounts of x rated interracial videos online for anyone reading this to view themselves. Europeans really enjoying themselves with Africans. And these days it's even trendy so you know... That old "white" ideology has been going limp for a while 😂 😂
@@helloagain6243 Everything is born at some point, and then just dies out, eventually, so that's not an argument. Even if you believe that whiteness has only been around for 400 years, that is still a good long time, plenty long enough for it to have become a real thing. The USA has only been around for 244 years. And one day, who knows, it may not be around anymore. Does that mean that the USA is not a real phenomenon that we can perceive and discuss?
Here's what Wikipedia says: "White Americans are Americans who identify as and are perceived to be white people. This group constitutes the majority of the people in the United States." You can try to pick that apart.
@@awexpat8943 it's simple, it's been kept like that via politicians bankers and corporations to maintain a divide, free labour in a prison industrial complex that gets paid to lock people up. A whole load of "justifications" for this based on referring to people as colours.
Those things you call "white"... Were they solely invented by Europeans and their descendents?
Have European nations not capitalised and built industries from exploiting other continents?
Who built America? Surely you can't be ignorant to the vast history of slavery based on skintone in the USA... Does all of that building just not count?
Sometimes it takes a European Jew to deliver the common sense wisdom that diversity is not always a strength.
Barbara Lerner Spectre has a lot of interesting things to say about who is responsible for multiculturalism.
@@cannibalholocaust3015 Thanks, but I'm not interested in assigning blame. Most likely this was just an experiment people had to carry out and prove it to themselves the hard way.
Invite Jared Taylor!
A two party system can help a diverse country not be torn apart by many fractional identities. People are forced to come together to obtain a majority.
Invite vaush, destiny or shoeonhead next.
Destiny, Shoe sure, Vaush no
Akala
Andrew should have someone on from the Daily Wire: Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan. If he could get them... They might be too busy making videos that get hundreds of thousands of views.
Not bad choices there but my pick would be Professor Victor Davis Hanson.
@@chrislin2774 Thomas Sowell.
How about Akala?
I agree that the low views is an issue, but you’re on a very bad path when you’re choosing guests based on their popularity. That means your audience dictates your content and you’ve surrendered control of your message.
@@matthewkilbride1669 That's a thoughtful and logical response, thanks. My point is not just to chase views however. I actually agree with the guys at the Daily Wire, especially on culture war issues. They are winning the argument against abortion, wokeism, diversity equity and inclusion, white guilt, parental rights versus LGBwhatever indoctrination, and patriotism versus American sin. I'd like to see Andrew take a stand on these issues. To the extent that he doesn't, he is whistling in the wind. This is where the energy is, and, the truth.