Well, I think what the left has told men for decades now is that to be a man is to be toxic.

That to be a man is to, in and of itself, make the world a worse place.

And so that therefore, the best you can aspire to as a man is to be passive,

is to be a consumer, you know, boot up your computer, sit in front of your screen,

and maybe buy some stuff, look at some porn, do as you're told, and don't rock the boat.

That's kind of like the highest aspiration. And I think men get that message all the time

from basically every quarter now of our society where the left is in control,

which is many of them, maybe most of them. And I think that that message is totally,

fundamentally, profoundly wrong.

And now it's time for another interview on the Babylon B podcast.

Well, hey, everybody. Thank you for tuning in. We're about to do the interview show. I'm Jared

Lamaster, and this is Sam Greer with me. And also on we have Senator Josh Holly. We're very

honored to have you, Senator Holly. Thank you so much for tuning in. Where are you calling from today?

Well, today I'm in Washington, DC, but hopefully soon back home in Missouri, where I'm from.

Springfield, Missouri is home for me. I've been to Springfield. Okay, awesome. It's a great place.

Yeah, it is. Everybody should come. Everybody watching this come to frozen custard there.

Yes, sir. Andy's frozen custard. Yeah, it's awesome. That's a really weird thing that they have

there. I don't know if you guys have ever been to frozen custard, but it's pretty great.

So good. All right. So hey, we wanted to talk to you about your book today on manhood.

So you're a pretty manly person. When I see you on the floor of the senator wherever you are,

when you're talking to people, I'm like, now that that's a man. He's not talking to people. He's

torching people. He's lighting them up. It's awesome. All right. So the manhood review by

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