I mentioned earlier in the program that the one one of the things I think is driving this

campaign and it's invisible. I think there's a whole lot of people

fed up with a checkification of our culture and it's not anything to do with anti-woman or

anti-feminism or anti-feebale. It has to do with the fact that there is an assault on manhood.

There's an assault on masculinity. Masculinity that automatically is toxic.

Masculinity is automatically barbaric. Men in their natural state are just a bunch of bullies

and brutes who even mistreat their own children. And this is something that has been creeping

into our society for years, for decades. Ever since the modern era of feminism in the late 60s,

early 70s got going and revved up to full speed. And the checkification of our culture,

you find it everywhere. You find it in the news business especially, not on camera but off.

And not the writers but the editors and the assignment editors, the producers and so forth.

And men do whatever is necessary to attract women and do the men. It's not hard for women to

wrap around a finger. Like a lot of men are getting fed up with it. A lot of people are fed up with it.

And again, it's not an anti-woman thing. It's a fear over the fact that manhood is being lost.

Manhood, masculinity, the strong male influence of a father on a family has been denuded.

It has been criticized. And so there's less of it. And there are, there's a story about it,

which is why I'm reviving this. There's a story about this very thing today. I have been once

again, one of the few consistently over these past two decades, 20 years and more, talking about

the dangers of the checkification of our culture and not in again, not with any animus toward women.

It is at there, but there has been an assault on men being men, men being who they naturally are.

And it's not good. And we got evidence of it out there. Now, before I get into that, here's a story

that appears to have nothing to do with it, but it has everything to do with it.

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