Well, well, well, well, good evening, everybody.

Hope you being well.

Stephen, I'm on you from Free Domain Radio.

And what is on your mind?

What is on your thoughts?

My apology for not getting to everyone today, we had some lengthy conversations,

and I don't want anyone to feel left in the lurch or left behind.

I don't want to leave anybody with the aching blue nuggets of philosophical incompletion.

So I am here for you, and I am eager and thrilled and happy and willing to answer your questions.

Just remember, of course, I ain't doing politics no more.

It's not exactly the realm of argument.

Now it's the realm of power.

And it is not an appropriate place for a reason or for me, at least at the moment.

So if you have questions, challenges, issues, problems.

I'm absolutely thrilled if you would

poke them into my brain and see what we can summon up in response. And just as we await, of course,

people who want to talk, I did want to say that one of the things that's kind of terrible that happens in the world these days,

and it always has, I think it seems to be more vivid these days, is this idea that you cannot

act until the world is perfect. People say, in the manosphere, right? And they've been saying

it to me, I understand, I sympathize. Well, Steph, we've got to reform the family courts and we've got to get rid of the welfare state. We've got to do this. Listen, you could not preach to a more willing and enthusiastic choir, but we do have to work with the world that is. And saying, when the foundational problems of corruption and immorality in the world

are solved, why then I will participate in the doings and dealings of the planet is a very

bad idea. The perfect is the enemy of the good, as you know. I'm going to wait until all

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