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The US Women's Team won the World Cup this week. Which is great news. Job well done.

It's a nice accomplishment. If only Sokker was not a communist conspiracy, I think I could

celebrate it even more. It's a fine little game. Don't get me wrong. It's just that I

prefer sports. I love America. Those are the two things that prevent me from really

appreciating and enjoying it more. It's just the fact that I'm a patriot and also a sports

fan. But if I wasn't any of those, then I think I would like it more. I'm not criticizing

Sokker. Just because I'm calling it a fake sport, loved by commies and traders, doesn't

mean that I'm a criticism. It's just an observation. I don't want you to take it the wrong way.

If you're a sports fan. But we're told that the success of the women's team means that

they should finally have equal pay. That they should finally be paid equal to the men.

They're paid a lot less than a men's soccer players, supposedly. And this is a sexist conspiracy

is what we are being told. I want to deal with that claim today to start with because

there's just it's this whole thing about equal pay in sports of all places. It's just

so emblematic, I think, of where we are as a society because the whole conversation is

so cartoonishly stupid and off base. So we're going to talk about that. But first, I want

to tell you a little bit about Freedom Project Academy. I've talked about that before and

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