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Hey guys, today I want to continue my conversation with Thaddeus Williams and talk about this chart he made up.

It's called the Scandalous Seven and it says meet the men who inspired the gender ideology being taught to today's children.

So we're going to go through these seven men and what how they contributed to what's going on in the world today. So I'm excited to get into that conversation with him, so enjoy the show. But first, a word from our sponsor.

Okay, so let's talk about this chart you created, which I don't know where I discovered this, but it was fascinating and I know a lot of these characters but it's you call it the

scandalous seven and you say at the top of the chart it says meet the men who

inspired the gender ideology being taught to today's children.

So let's talk about first Alfred Kinsey, what were his doctrines, and then what are the facts?

Sure. So, Kinsey was doing most of his work in the first half of the 20th century. He died in the late 1950s. His two volumes, the sexual behavior in the human male.

That dropped, I think, in 1948 and then it was followed by sexual behavior in the

human female, which dropped a couple years later in 1953. This was the Bible of

the sexual revolution. It's hard to overstate just how influential Kinsey's

sexual behavior two volumes were in shaping the sexual revolutionaries of the 1960s.

And some of his key doctrines, he argues that sexuality is fluid he was one of the first to argue that

gender is non-binary he invented the Kinsey scale of gender fluidity. And most of his research has since been debunked.

It's no longer looked at a science.

It was pseudo-science from the outset,

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