Greetings, parish opens and retrogrades.

The so-called Tradwife has hit the popular mainstream, at least within conservatism,

so hard that I am so so happy.

Literally, a couple years after these books came out, this one came out two years ago, this one came out a little over a year

ago, four years after we started talking about the penning of these books, the Tradwife

has hit the popular mainstream conservative culture. I never thought it would happen.

When I wrote this book, The Case for Patriarchy, I thought that ship had sailed and now it is all over. I'm going to play for you

a rap song about Tradwise, a couple Michael Knowles clips on that Walsh clip. I'm going to play

you Babylon B. I'm going to show you how hard this has hit conservative mainstream, and it's so, so, so good.

Stay tuned for today's show on the popularization of the Tradwife, which is really based on the thesis of this book, which is that feminism was the OG gender dysphoria,

the original form of homosexualism, the original form of transgenderism, because if a man and a woman can agree to swap roles and

they can do so in the bedroom, you can swap out a man for a woman in the bedroom. That's homosexualism.

If a man and a woman can swap roles, which is just feminism, then a man could actually functionally,

ergonomically be swapped out fungibly for a woman or vice versa.

Stay tuned for today's show.

Why don't we open with that Bryson Gray song?

I want to get Bryson on this show.

It's going to be quite a fun time.

Bryson's a Protestant guy.

It's all about the trad wife and how it's so, so, so, so much better than any other alternative. Yeah.

Hey, your girl are feminist. My girl traditional. My girl conservative. Your girl is liberal.

Your girl got only fads. My girl ain't sending news. news your girl can't cut my girl can do one in the kitchen too

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