A lot has been happening this week, so we thought we'd bring you a special episode on the weekend

because the week in review involves a complete vindication for patriarchy. There's been tons of

evidence in Dysia that patriarchy is coming back, that it's already come back. And a lot of it is

an admission by a party opponent, as it's called in law. The most prominent one I want to talk to you

about today is Ms. Megan Kelly, who was bemoaning on her, I think, daily podcast a couple days ago that conservative women who are feminists,

feminism overtook everything, conservative women who are working and empowered, cannot find young men to be attracted to them.

Because young men, Megan complained, want women to be wives and are not interested,

are not attracted by women crowding their space in the workforce.

The most incredible thing here is that through really Rockefeller action, top-down psychological

operation, shaming in Ms. Magazine and in all the newspapers by the elites of society

in the 40s, 50s, 60s of the last century, shamed women into the workplace.

They effectively did so.

They succeeded.

But now people that fell for the op like Megan Kelly, who are, I think, in the Generation X, kind of mini-boomers,

they're surprised that this trick didn't last forever. And then now people are just restoring the

natural order, returning to the way of living that human beings have always lived. Men, women get out of the

workforce. This is the curse of Adam. This is not the curse of Eve. We don't want you there.

You're not as good as the job at the jobs. You're not as smart as men. You're not as

competent as men. You're good for birthing babies and giving support at home. You're the heart of the home.

Give support and consolation there. That's what you're good for. Megan just can't believe it.

Let me play you the clip of what she said on her show. She's aghast.

Right. Young women, and I talk to young conservative, here's what's happening on the right.

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