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Today I appear with Steph to discuss lots of stuff, just lots of stuff involving the dames

since the victory of President Donald J. Trump, number 45 and 47 and arguably 46.

It's a cultural moment that confronts us, and it's a feminist cultural moment, and I've been telling you folks that it's going to happen for five years.

I told you that we're going to at some point restore nature.

And by restore nature, I just mean we can't pretend that men and women are equals and rank all the time.

We can't pretend that men and women are the same thing forever.

This is a relatively recent development in human history. And I told you five years ago when I

announced the case for patriarchy that it was going away. I told you it was going away.

And I've also insinuated many times over the last

several years that when the faulty act, I mean, when the artifice vanishes, when nature is restored,

when we stop pretending men and women are equals, that women are

equal with men, that women are not going to deal with it well, because we've conditioned them

like Pavlov's dog to salivate every time they hear the W-word woman. They think they're going to get

another compliment. I think they're going to get more accruements of power and influence. They sit at the controls and they've come close twice to the presidency and twice

Donald Trump smacked him back. So we're going to talk about what exactly is this phenomenon.

It's really Steph's analysis and sort of the Clarence Thomas of the women's world.

Steph will be telling us what that is, what we're seeing on mass, women going nuts,

and filming themselves doing it. Then also we're going to talk about what it means to be a pick

me and how women try to disincentivize, you know, women like Steph who state you can't run from nature.

And finally, women are pick-mees, but we'll get to that.

That's it.

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