Hello to everyone watching and listening. Today I'm speaking once again, because we've

done it before, with playwright, journalist and political satirist Andrew Doyle, also

known as Tatanima Graath. We discuss the intentional irrationality of the far left doctrines

that use religious rhetoric and practices despite the absence of God or perhaps the presence of

a different God, their paramount desire to dismantle societal structures, regardless of need or

merit, the argument for transcendence inherent in the pursuit of art, and how woke culture stifles

genuine expression, forcing dogma to take the place of fundamental truth and say, purposefully doing so.

Look it forward to it. Well, Mr. Doyle, it's good to see you again. I think we're damn near friends

or at least I like you. I don't know what you think about me, but...

Feeling's very much mutual, Jordan. Thank you so much for having me. Well, that's good. Well,

that's reprehensible types. We need to stick together. We do. Yeah, yeah, that's for sure.

So the first... I thought I'd hassle you for a bit first. I got two things to hassle you about,

I think. The first is it says on your Wikipedia page for whatever that's worth, that you regard

yourself as left wing. And so I think you deserve some harassment for that. But also I like... I don't

know what the hell that means anymore. And then after I've done bugging you about that, I thought I'd

bore you about having a PhD in early Renaissance poetry and... Okay. The humiliation complete. Okay,

let's start with the left wing thing. Okay. Yes. Well, I first say I'd say that Wikipedia is full

of errors. I wouldn't trust absolutely everything. You see on Wikipedia, however, on that score, I think

it's broadly accurate. I know that... I mean, I've never voted for a right wing party. I did vote

for Jeremy Corbyn, which to be honest, I now regret. As you should. I think if you put word to...

I'm with you. I don't really know what left wing and right wing means anymore. I think the culture

war has in fact obliterated those two designations. I really do believe that because...

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