Yo, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Today is the big day in the sense that it is the last day that the world will exist

before the What a Woman is documentary is released on Candace Owens.com.

And I'm going to be introducing some of the stars of the show.

Many of them you already know.

Many of them you arguably know quite a bit better than me. One of them is Father Chad, the Chad Ripperger. He's here, uh, uh, greetings father and also Will Nolan. What's up, Will?

What's up both of you? Good to be here. Yeah, likewise. Good to be here.

So I've been, well, I mean, first off, I just wanted to congratulate both of you,

congratulate all of us, pat ourselves on the back,

because this has been a slog over the last nearly two years to get this film made and released.

And in some sense, Father Chad, you're kind of the main character.

But I've been embroiled for really six years in the defense of the thesis of the book, which is just complete patriarchy.

It boils down to husbands are the heads of households. And whether holy or partially, people just want to fight against

that point. And Father, some of your dense quotes from the film, just knock it out of the

park and we'll put it beyond, for Catholics

anyway, who take you or us seriously enough to take a Roman Catholic exorcist seriously.

This will just end the debate in a way, won't it?

I'm not a priest on this topic, so the answer is no.

Part of it has to do with, you know, something which I kind of mentioned,

the spoil any of it, but a lot of it has to do with the fact that the curse of Eve is still

very strong.

So even among women who are serious or who would even listen to me, that curse is something which, you know, unless a woman has done a tremendous amount of work or she's just virtuous,

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