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Hi, Pastor Joel. I've been listening to you on biblical patriarchy, and I'm wondering what

you think about women having the right to vote. Since men lead the home and men should be

the governing authorities, then should women have part in deciding the direction of society?

Thanks, Josh. Appreciate that one. Josh is like,

I got him. I, you know, now he's going to have to be controversial. Yeah, I've said this before,

so I don't mind saying it again. No, I don't think women should vote. I think that women's

suffrage has done more for women's suffering than almost anything else.

Women suffer because of women's suffrage.

And this is, you talk about data and those kinds of things.

You can look it up, I tweeted it recently, but you can look it up,

2016 election results.

Somebody did some kind of, you know, they posted a map of the U.S. and all the states in which way they went, blue or red, and the electoral vote and what it would have been.

And they did it by subtracting all of the male votes.

What would the outcome have been?

You want to guess? Anybody want to guess?

Type it in the comments real quick. What do you think? You think Hillary would have beaten Donald Trump

if men couldn't vote if it was just women's votes? In a landslide. In a landslide. I think it was,

there was only like three or four states out of 50 that went

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