Alright, world, here we go. Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, Dave Rubin, we got a lot to

do, we got about two hours to do it. I thought, how am I going to start this thing? I could

ask you guys how you're doing. We could dive right into some deep topics. But then I

thought, no, let's do something else. A lot of people don't seem to like us. That is a

weird thing. We've been bouncing around quite literally all over the world the last couple

of months. And we're meeting thousands and thousands, hundreds of thousands of people

at this point who are decent good people from every walk of life, trying to find some

answers and meet other people that think like them or don't think like them, but just want

to find some decency in this world. And yet the online world just seems relentlessly hateful.

And you probably get more hate than anyone else. So I thought that would just be an interesting

way to start this. Just as three people that I think are basically trying to put some decency

out there, just sort of the level of anger and hate that we get. I'll go to you for a

second. Does it bother you anymore? Oh yeah. I mean, I try to shield myself from it to

some degree. I mean, I've certainly decreased that amount of time that I'm spending reading

Twitter comments to pretty much zero. I find the contentious interchanges with journalists,

I would say, are the most stressful things that I do. And they usually rattle me up for

a day or two afterwards, even though I would say they're still worth doing. But here's

the thing. Okay, so a couple of observations. The first is a lot of the pejorative comments

that have been aimed at me, for example, have been that my followers are a bunch of angry,

young white men. And so I'd like to take that apart a little bit. I mean, the first thing

I've learned in the last month or so thought through is that I'm done making any sort of

apologies whatsoever for the fact that most of the people who are watching my YouTube videos

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