Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the show. My guest today is Destiny. He's a streamer and a YouTuber.

The clash between left and right has reached unprecedented levels, and the divide continues to widen,

with increasing confusion and despair amongst young people, blurred identity lines and individuals

grappling to find their place. Mental health is in tatters, but for some reason it's much worse

for liberals than conservatives. Expect to learn Destiny's thoughts on his debate with

Milo-Yinopolis, his best tips to beat someone in the debate, why the landscape of political

backbiting has changed, why liberals are so much more unhappy than conservatives. The societal

implications of women out earning men, what mistakes young people make when judging what will make

them happy, whether AI will take my job. And much more. I really enjoyed my weekend with Destiny.

Some of you caught a live debate slash panel thing that we did at the Vulcan Gas Company

Comedy Club. Alex Jones, Bulldin, very drunk and started shouting at Destiny, that was quite funny.

But yeah, it was a good weekend and I really appreciate Destiny's work. I think that he is a very

well-meaning and well-balanced debater. And yeah, I think you'll really enjoy this one.

Also, don't forget that I'm going on tour later this year. And if you want me to come to a city

near you, all that you need to do is sign up and tell me where you live. We are going to be

rooting the tour based on the cities that we get that sign up. And that means that you can

influence literally where I go. So head to chriswilliamson.live, enter there and it means that you'll find

out first when tickets and show dates are announced. I thank you. That's chriswilliamson.live.

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