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Ep. 2089 - Journalist KICKED OUT of Women's Soccer Game for Wearing Anti-Trans Shirt

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Ep. 2089 - Journalist KICKED OUT of Women's Soccer Game for Wearing Anti-Trans Shirt

The host of the show delivers a politically charged analysis of key U.S. election dynamics, focusing on the Michigan Senate race between Abdul Al-Sayed and Mike Rogers. He criticizes Al-Sayed’s past statements, including his support for the Muslim Brotherhood and his justification of a 2023 terror attack in Michigan, arguing these show ties to extremist ideologies. He highlights a key contradiction in Al-Sayed’s healthcare remarks, where he denies saying "it sucks for them" while later admitting the statement was accurate, labeling it dishonesty. The host also examines the broader cultural shift, using the case of a female journalist being ejected from a soccer game for wearing a shirt about XX chromosomes to illustrate how conservative expressions face hostility in liberal spaces. He argues that strict moral rules in traditional communities—especially Catholicism—lead to higher marital and sexual satisfaction, contrasting this with liberal norms that prioritize autonomy and lead to societal decline. The show also touches on global election trends, such as Brazil’s disputed vote, and critiques the left’s growing influence in politics and culture. Additional segments promote Cal State’s live political market as a tool for tracking races and offer tax relief services, while concluding that traditional values and rules are essential for social stability in the face of cultural disintegration.

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This episode is brought to you by Cardiff, America's favorite small business lender with over 12 billion fundants since 2004, applying under three minutes for same day funding up to 500,000 at Cardiff.co/noles. Leftists are winning and probably rigging elections around the world as we are just eight days out from the American midterm elections. Then, a new study reveals the shocking secret to a great sex life. And speaking of sex, a female journalist is thrown out of a soccer game for wearing a t-shirt opposing transgenderism, yet more evidence that soccer is gay. I'm Michael Noles. This is the Michael Noles show. Welcome back to the show. Abdul is squirming. All eyes on Abdul, the hottest Senate race in the country. Will the Jehadi, according to President Trump, Jehadi candidate be elected to the Senate in Michigan? He does not want to answer questions, Abdul, about his previous statements. First, though, we turn very briefly to Brazil because the socialist leader of Brazil has won a very tight election against the son of the ousted conservative leader of Brazil, who was then imprisoned, Jair Bolsonaro. The son is Senator Bolsonaro. The race was very, very tight. They've now counted 99.76 percent of the votes. And it looks like the socialist won. But there was a big irregularity, namely, that in the precincts that favored the socialist, one Supreme Court justice allowed the polls to stay open in extra two hours. So this is classic Latin American banana republic kind of stuff. The reason that I care about it is because our country increasingly conducts elections in the same way. But the story is this 80 year old socialist, Luiz Ignacio Lula de Silva, they call him Lula. He was just elected to his fourth term as president of Brazil over Flavio Bolsonaro. The margin was about five million votes. But the irregularity came when it was looking a little rough for Mr. Lula. So the single Supreme Court judge said that the polls could stay open for an extra two hours, but only in the Lula stronghold. So other precincts had already closed the polls in accordance with the law at 5 p.m. But the Lula people said, no, we don't have enough votes yet. So you know what, we're going to say that there's a problem with the buses. Yeah, yeah, the buses aren't getting there in time. So we need the polls and the socialist quadrants to stay open for another two hours. A single Supreme Court justice said that was okay. Now the socialist wins. Socialists steal elections in Latin America all the time. It sure looks like this one is extremely fishy. Very unfortunate because it would have been helpful to have a conservative win in Brazil. And it would be especially a good sign since you previously had a great conservative leader in Brazil, Bolsonaro, then he gets ousted and imprisoned by Lula. And if you had Lula ousted by the son of the conservative guy, that would be a good sign, especially I don't care that much about Brazil other than in as much as it affects American interests. But we are looking at our own elections. On top of that, one of the big geopolitical issues of the midterms is Israel. Maybe the big geopolitical issue, especially as it pertains to the Iran war. Israel's got its first election since October 7th, 2023 since the big attack. That's coming up tomorrow. And right now Netanyahu is not looking so hot. So there's a chance that you could oust the conservative leader in Israel. And I know that Netanyahu is really unpopular now, but I'm quite confident you will not like the liberal leader of Israel anymore than you like Netanyahu, or potentially a different conservative leader of Israel because of the way that the coalitions work. And in any case, the main thing I care about is the American midterm elections coming up next week, which is looking rough, man. I mean, the generic ballot for the Democrats right now is up seven or eight points. These swing races, the Democrats are leading in basically all of them, although they're within the margin of error. And unfortunately, the margin of error in these polls is five points or more in some cases. So we have no idea what's going to happen, but the global trends are moving toward leftism. MSNBC, now MSNOW, is doing its very best to paint conservatives as a bunch of dumb, bigoted idiots. The all eyes are on the Michigan race. Probably more so than Tallahrico down in Texas, more so than Susan Collins up in Maine. The Michigan race is really key. Abdul Mohammed al-Sayed is running against Mike Rogers. And MSNOW is trying to make the argument that if you oppose Abdul, it's because you're an Islamaphobic racist. I'll do al-Sayed Mike Rogers. You going for Mike Rogers? Yep. Why? I don't trust that Abdul. I do get to be at his terrace. So no, no thanks. They plant terrorists all the time. Who knows, how he was raised, even though he was raised here, he could be all out and blow up everybody when he gets in the Senate. Who knows? Who knows? MSNOW, look at these big dumb idiots, these bigots. They don't know anything. They think Abdul is a terrorist. They don't know anything about the real issues in the debate. Okay, I just want to, I just want to remind you, as MSNBC is trying to portray those two patriotic Americans as terrorists. Just this past March, there was a Muslim terror attack in Michigan, in the state that Abdul al-Sayed is running to represent in the US Senate. It was a terror attack on a synagogue in Michigan. Abdul was asked his opinion about the terror attack. Did he say, well, Islamic terror is not acceptable, and we must condemn this, and this is contradictory to American values. You know what he said? He said, hurt people hurt people. It's like the worst overlapping Venn diagram of radical jihadism and therapeutic liberalism. Hurt people hurt people. In other words, what he said was the Muslim terror attack was justified. Or at the very least, understandable, explainable, and the terrorists are the real victims here. Because hurt people hurt people. That's example number one. Here's example number two. Back in 2012, during the Arab Spring, Abdul al-Sayed signed a public letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, specifically the Muslim Brotherhoods agenda to purge the media and the police. Abdul al-Sayed explicitly signed on to the Muslim Brotherhood program in Egypt. How about example number three? Abdul al-Sayed invited Hassan Piker to campaign with him. Hassan Piker, who says that America deserved 9/11. America deserved the worst Muslim terror attack, certainly in American history, maybe in world history. An MS now, both clutches its pearls and gaffaws at these supposedly stupid Americans who say They don't want to vote for Abdul because he's a terrorist. terrorist. Guess what? Those voters, those voters out there that are being portrayed as big dummies, they have Abdul's number. They have a firmer grasp on the actual identity of Abdul El-Sahed on the actual stakes of the election. A much firmer grasp than MS now or any of the American left and even the moderate Republicans. This is the IQ Belkirv meme, except forget about IQ here. This is like the voter information. Belkirv meme. The really low information voters who can't recite the campaign platform of Abdul El-Sahed who don't know the intricacies of healthcare policy or whatever. The low information voters say, yeah, I'm not going to vote for Abdul because he seems to really like Islamic terrorism. Then the midwit voters say, oh, he's got actually Islamic terrorist and his family's connections to the Muslim Brotherhood are completely irrelevant. Actually, he just wants to give people alcohol, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then the Jedi, the really high information follows the facts of the election very closely guy. He says, yeah, Abdul's kind of a terrorist, so I'm not going to vote for him. This happens so frequently, but those people whom MS now are mocking on air, those people have a much firmer grasp of who Abdul El-Sahed is. He is clearly a terrorist sympathizer, you can just recite his own words back to him, including regarding terror attacks that happened this year. And the polls are really tight and Abdul is actually leading. So in the final days of the campaign, Abdul is doing everything he can to run away from his own words. Brett Baer had a great interview on the street with Abdul El-Sahed. And they didn't just talk about Islam or foreign policy. Here is Brett Baer asking Abdul El-Sahed about his own comments on Socialist Health Care. "I'm Medicare for All." And asked about the quality of care and wait times. You were asked about that. If the family needs MRIs under a government run plan and you responded, well, sucks for them. No, I did not respond. Well, that's the quote. People will tell me, well, Abdul, you know, the day I have a friend who's cousin who used on a goldfish, their former owner, that person had to wait in a long line for an MRI. And I said, well, that sucks for them. But also, that person has never had to worry about medical debt. I responded specifically, and when I was on your channel the last time, we were talking about wait times, right? And your colleague asked me about the wait times. So you want the wait time, average wait time for cardiologists as an America right now? It's about two-and-a-half months. So we'll talk about wait times. I think it's crazy that you have to wait two-and-a-half months in a private health care system right now. I know the quote that you said in the interview about waiting for MRI. You're going to selectively pick a quote out of context. But let me just answer your question. The question is about wait times, right? Wait times for cardiologists in our current system is two-and-a-half months. I think we can get that down. I'll also tell you this. Take back that sentence. You're not waiting for MRIs. Of course. One never wants it to suck for anybody. That's entirely the point. Okay. So he's squirm in real bad here. Brett Bear, who is a terrific journalist, pretty down the middle objective. He says, Hey, you were asked about the long wait times for people in socialist health care, the kind of socialist health care you're calling for that you're running your campaign on is probably the biggest issue. And you said, for the people of long wait times, it sucks for them. Abduals says, I never said it sucks for them. Cut to the video. Abduals side says, yeah, my response to people in the wait times is it sucks for them. So he goes from, I never said it to, well, you're taking that quote out of context. How? What's the context? It was a simple question. What do you say for people who have a really long wait times in under socialist health care? His answer is it sucks for them. What's the, what's the additional context that we need? So he gets caught in a lie. He gets caught in another lie. And then the answer is, well, you know what? Sometimes people are waiting two and a half months for medical care in the United States. Yeah. Okay. Two and a half months that's unfortunate. I wish it were faster than that. What's the wait time in Canada, in the UK, in, in European countries that have socialist health care? The wait time can be 18 months or years or two years or three years for medical care. And in fact, a huge percentage of the people depends on the medical procedure needed, but a huge percentage of the people die while they're waiting. So Abduals side, then he realizes that's kind of a bad argument so he says, well, you know what? The people in the socialist countries, at least they never have medical debt. Yeah, they don't have to worry about medical debt because they're dead because they're waiting for health care. And yet two and a half months is unfortunate. It's a hell of a lot better than 18 months or 24 months or 36 months. So he's got no answer whatsoever. And it's a lie after lie after lie. I don't throw the L word around too much in politics because a lie is an intentional misstatement of the truth designed to deceive the listener. And a lot of times politicians are just kind of dummies or they're ignorant. And so they say things that aren't true, but they don't do so intentionally. In this case, Abduals is lying. He says, I never said that thing. Yeah, okay. I said that thing, but it's totally out of context. Okay. Actually, maybe it is in context, but I hate the American healthcare system. So it's just lie after lie after lie. And this is a pattern for Abduals. He is constantly deceiving people about his identity. And this really comes to a head when it comes to his ties to terrorists. But first, speaking of religion, I want to tell you about Hallow. There's a lot more to say. First though, go to Hallow.com/KnowlesCanadaWLES. The modern world is in disarray divided, frantic, and confused. Every new headline seems to confirm that when a culture abandons its faith, disorder quickly films the vacuum. And yet, amid all the noise, the Lord is still at work. Young people are returning to the church rediscovering her traditions and taking Christianity seriously. For the first time in a long time, the faith appears to be gaining ground in America. That makes this the perfect time to join my friends at Hallow for their 30-day Bible challenge. Throughout November, millions of people around the world are committing to spend time each day reading scripture and reflecting on the good news of salvation history. Hallow has partnered with you version to make it easier than ever to turn down the noise of the modern age and return your attention to the word of God. As amusing and occasionally necessary as our daily cultural battles may be, tending to our souls is far more important. If we want to restore faith, order, beauty, and truth, that work has to begin with us. Hallow is a great way to do it. Download Hallow today at Hallow.com/Noles, Canada View L.A.S. Get three months free of the number one prayer app. Rediscover the book that built our civilization and tend to your soul. Hallow.com/Noles. Last little bit on Abdul here, Brett Baer presses Abdul on his ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Mike Rogers has been really hitting this Muslim Brotherhood thing. I know you don't want to talk about your family and the history there, but he goes back. Let me just stop there. You are asking this question to raise a question about whether or not I have dual loyalty. Let me just be clear. His campaign should be an equal state man of the United States. Thank you. And as every senator who's ever served, I will swear an oath to that constitution. He's not interested. I'm not interested in any of them out in the 2012 statement in a letter you're going to want to pull that out of context. You're going to ask questions about my allegiance. This is Roger's campaign. I will swear. Don't be Rogers campaign. Be a journalist. So as a journalist, if you're asking the question about my allegiance to the constitution, I have never been a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I never will be a member of the Muslim Brotherhood. I am interested in serving the United States. Yeah, okay. So basically Abdul's answer here is, I can hear you. I love this is like that interview between Jordan Peterson and that lady journalist, where Jordan would say like, I think Coca-Cola is tasty. And the journalist said, so basically what you're saying is you hate women. That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is I like to go to the beach when it's sunny. I said, yes. So basically what you're saying is you hate black people. Like, what are you talking about? Same thing here. Brett bear sets up the question. He says, okay, you're in this race. Your opponent has made this accusation before he can get the words out. He says, yes, so Brett bear, you're accusing me of dual loyalty. Never said it. You're accusing me of shredding the constitution. I'm not. Can you let me get the words out? Can you let me ask the question? Why are you so afraid of answering the question? Because Abdul al-Sahead's mom was in the Muslim Brotherhood, very active in it. Abdul al-Sahead's sister, who's a UChicago professor, says that her family has long been affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood because Abdul in 2012 were a letter, public letter supporting the Muslim Brotherhood. Because when Abdul was the vice president of his Muslim Students Association in college, he was helping to lead an organization that was founded in collaboration with the Muslim Brotherhood. And because even what four or five months ago, Abdul al-Sahead was excusing and justifying a Muslim terrorist attack in his own state. So that's why when Trump comes out there on the campaign trail, and we'll get to some of the hits from the campaign trail, there have been a few doosies in the last few days, when Trump comes out and he says, this guy's a jihaddi. The really nice country club Republicans say, well, he's really sort of overstating in his, this is kind of a hyperbolic language. You say, well, maybe I think he's getting the point across pretty clear though. Abdul al-Sahead clearly sympathizes with terrorist organizations and Abdul al-Sahead has many family ties and has expressed personal sympathy for terrorist organizations and Muslim terrorism in his own state. Why is that off limits? Yeah, okay. You could give that answer, that really nice kind of modest, nuanced answer, or you can go with Trump and say, yeah, the guy's basically a jihaddi and Trump is pretty much right. Okay, speaking of religion and Trump, I have to get to a non-trivert. or see that just cropped up over the last few days. A bunch of Catholic bishops showed up to the Oval Office and prayed for President Trump. And some picture and video of this was released. Now all the knives are out for the Catholic bishops. They're going after the bishops for supposedly betraying their religious convictions to show up and pray for Trump and some supposedly unprecedented kind of maneuver. Here is Christopher Hale, who's a Democrat operative who masquerades as a Catholic writer. And he posts, "New, a group of Catholic bishops prayed over President Trump in the Oval Office on Thursday, 12 days before the midterm elections at a meeting organized by an official at the Heritage Foundation, a senior Vatican official called today highly inappropriate meeting and an insult to Pope Leo XIV, unnamed Vatican official, of course. In April, President Trump called the Pope terrible for foreign policy, and Vice President J.D. Vance warned that Leo should be careful when he talks about theology and whatever. So this guy Christopher Hale is just a Democrat operative. I think he ran for office as a Democrat. And of course today, it is really not possible to be a faithful Catholic and a Democrat. That wasn't always true for a long time. Catholics were mostly Democrats, actually, but especially since the Democrat Party embraced legal abortion, today it supports abortion on demand, certainly after the Democrat Party embraced redefining marriage. Now today the Democrat Party almost universally endorses castrating little children to advance a radical sexual ideology. Among other problems, you really, practically speaking, cannot be a faithful Catholic and vote for Democrats. It's just not really possible today. This is because not all political issues carry equal weight. I'm not saying that the Republican Party is this perfect exemplar of Catholic social teaching. I'm just pointing out, as John Paul II, St. John Paul II pointed out, that certain issues are more important than others, among those non-negotiable issues, would be the right to life. Because the right to life is not one right among many. It is the fundamental right from which all of the other rights derive. So the Democratic Party, having embraced a radically infanticidal stance, including, I don't exaggerate here when I say, abortion after birth, you had a sitting Democrat governor Ralph Northam, calling for abortion after birth if a baby survives an abortion, is out here in the world breathing and he said, well, we would have a conversation with the doctor and the mother to decide whether or not to kill the baby. So it is not possible. Now Christopher Hale and some of these other Democrat critics, they're going further. They're saying it's not possible for a Catholic to support a Republican. And they're saying that it's somehow inappropriate for Catholic bishops to pray for the President of the United States. This is historically and theologically illiterate. First of all, what do you think priests are for? Priests are for praying for you and helping you in sanctification and praying to God that he will bless us. That's one of the basic functions of a priest. These bishops are all priests, okay? But then even when you look historically, bishops have been praying for Presidents since the beginning of the country. The very first bishop of the United States, John Carroll, prayed in 1791 for George Washington and the American government. Every legislative day in both houses of Congress opens with a prayer. But let's focus specifically on the Catholics because the Catholics are really what's at issue here. You have had Catholics, Catholic priests and bishops praying publicly for Presidents at presidential inaugurations since 1937, I think it is, since FDR, it was a Democrat who instituted that policy. You had or that tradition. You had Catholic bishops praying at the inaugurations of John F. Kennedy, LBJ and Jimmy Carter. So this is already moving into some pretty radical left-wing politics, certainly by the time you get to LBJ and Jimmy Carter. But let's go even further. You had Catholic priests publicly praying for Presidents at the inaugurations of Barack Obama and Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Joe Biden who oppose fundamental aspects of Catholic moral teaching and political teaching, Barack Obama and Joe Biden who want to kill babies on demand, who oppose church teaching on the question of marriage and who support castrating little children to appear like the opposite sex. I don't remember Christopher Hale or any of these other Democrat operatives getting all upset that the bishops were praying for those radically anti-Catholic Presidents, including in the case of Joe Biden, who is nominally Catholic. It's even more scandalous that he's so opposed Catholic teaching. In fact, that he sent his FBI out to persecute Catholics to go spy on Catholic churches to consider Catholics to be akin to terrorists and to imprison Catholic grannies for praying at abortion centers. I don't remember hearing that, but now they go after Trump because Catholic bishops prayed for him in a tradition established all the way back in the days of George Washington. Totally, totally preposterous and just at a basic level, I'll take the prayers. I think we should, it is good for priests to pray for our nation. And furthermore, I think it was Pope Francis who made this point. If you cannot love your own country, it is rather dubious that you can love God, that you can love Jesus. And the reason is that your country is in a terrestrial sense much closer to you. It's like loving your mom and your dad. You have to honor your father and your mother as a proximate people that point toward the love of God, the father in heaven. Totally, totally absurd, especially when you look at President Trump, who is the president, who undid so much of the anti-Catholic government that we saw over the last 10 years. Okay. Speaking of traditional sexual ethics, a female journalist was just removed from a women's soccer game because she wore a shirt that said XX, I mean XX chromosomes, meaning women are a thing. That's basically what the shared said. The shared said, women exist. And she was thrown out of a soccer game for that because it was supposedly anti-LGBT. We'll get to that in a second. First, I want to take about GOP votes. There's a lot more to say first, though, go to GOPvotes.org. The Democratic Socialists of America won primaries across the country. Next, they're coming for Congress and they're coming for you. If they win the midterms, they will defund the police, reopen our border and force men into women's sports. You are the last line to defense and GOPvotes.org as your partner in the fight. Go to GOPvotes.org right now, make a plan to vote early. 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That is, once more, 800-575-4908. Tax relief advocates real solutions for real people. This female journalist, Brandy Cruz, shows up to a soccer game, that was her first mistake. She shows up to the soccer game and she wears a shirt and says, "X, X, Y. Women exist. Men exist." Seems like a pretty innocent basic claim, right? Well, people all around are waiting pride flags, trans flags. They make a big ruckus about it. Then some security guard goes up, man handles the female journalist and throws her out to the stadium. They're trying to make it leave. We haven't done anything wrong. I'm not leaving. I'm not leaving. I thought I was leaving. I bought a ticket. I bought a ticket. I bought a ticket. You're thinking of a question for a student. Why? We're leaving us loaded out. But they're not leaving us. I have a job. I don't know if you know what a job is. No, I don't know. Talk more about it after the office. That's a pleasure. But here's the thing is, we just weren't sure. We have to talk. Talk to him. Talk to him. Talk to him. Talk to him. Talk to him. Talk to him. I'm going to put my hands on you. Why are you up to me? I'm going to put my hands on you, says the security guard. Bye. You're going to put my hands on you. And Gerald says, you're going to put his officer. You can't put your hands on me because you don't like my t-shirt. Literally. Have not. John, anything wrong? I'm being carried out. Who she is? Two security guards dragging her out of the stadium. Because she wore a shirt that said women exist. X, X, it doesn't even say that. It's even more subtle than that. X, X, X, Y, athletics. A bunch of lunatics wave and pride flight. Trans flags in her face. They don't get thrown out. But this woman who buys a ticket. Journalist just wearing XX, she gets manhandled by two security guards thrown out even though she she already paid the fee. So the biggest takeaway, the first takeaway here is soccer is really gay, really, really gay. And I've said this for many years, I hate soccer. My children do not play soccer. I don't, I was just chatting with a family member this weekend said, "Hey, you know, are your kids too bad we don't have a soccer ball? Are your kids going to play soccer?" I said, "No, they're not going to play soccer." I can't have them play in soccer. That opens up all sorts of problems. They're going to play baseball like Americans. And I think my family member thought I was crazy. But I was right. And I think I was just proven right by this video. Soccer is super gay. In America. That's not true in the UK. I need a little qualifier here. In the context of a place like the UK, soccer is not really gay. You get all these kind of macho soccer hooligans who get super drunk and terrorize the neighborhood. And whatever you want to say about that, it's not that gay. It's kind of masculine, actually. Soccer is not necessarily gay in the Latin American countries. And third world countries where soccer is really popular. But in the American context, the people who insisted on bringing soccer to America who insisted on this contrived popular sport, it's not really popular, but it's getting more popular. The people who insisted on bringing this foreign thing into America did so because they don't really like America. And they prefer other countries. And they wanted to bring something foreign in just like they want to bring lots of foreign people in and lots of foreign culture in and lots of foreign ideas in to the country. I'm not, I'm really not joking. I know it sounds kind of funny because I say soccer is gay. But that was the thought process. America has lots of great sports. We have baseball, we have football, we have basketball. I only like one of those sports, but they're all kind of fun sports. They have long history in America. The insertion, the importation of soccer was done entirely by lives. It was done by the people who wave the trans flag. And so the political import of this video comes down to this woman saying, what did I do wrong? Because we know, as I've said for many years, soccer just codes live. Some things code live, some things code conservative. Zen, little nicotine pouches, that codes conservative. When people want a petitive nicotine and they're right wingers, they do nicotine pouches. When people want a petitive nicotine, not like cigars, not like pipes, but the kind that satisfies appetites. When people on the left want a petitive nicotine, they do vape. They're both nicotine. It's the same substance for the same effect. Why is it that all the right wingers do Zen and all the left wingers do vape? Because that's just the culture. And if you show up with a vape to the right wing event, it's going to seem out of place. And if you show up with the Zen or the Alp to the left wing event, it's going to seem out of place. That's just how it codes. It's like a barber jacket versus a Patagonia jacket. They're both windbreakers. They're both waterproof. They're both, they serve the same purpose. But the barber jacket codes conservative. And the Patagonia jacket codes live. It just does. So the question is what did I do wrong? That's what she's saying. She's being dragged out. And the answer is you entered into a society that hates you and your beliefs and what you stand for. That's it. And there's a real deep political lesson here is we enjoy the people who are joking at me and saying, Oh, Michael, get off it on soccer. You know, it's the soccer is not intrinsically liberal. In America, it is. It actually is. It was imported by liberals to make a political point. And so it just codes live. 99% of soccer fans are big lips in America, not elsewhere in the world. So just is live. When you go to the soccer stadium, they're going to promote the live stuff. They're going to wave the pride flags and the trans flags. They're going to protest the national anthem. They're good. It's just a liberal society. What did I do wrong? This woman is making the mistake a lot of conservatives make where she thinks she's going to persuade these people through facts and logic and argumentation. There's obviously nothing wrong with this shirt. It just says XX chromosomes. That's so inoffensive. That's a mild way. A subtle way to make my political point that women exist. It doesn't matter. You're not going to persuade them. They don't care. They don't like you. And they are not going to tolerate you in their society. That's the problem with allowing all the institutions of our country to turn live. The academy, meaning academia or the academy, meaning Hollywood, you know, the NASPOP culture, the music industry, some of the sports leagues, like the NFL turned pretty live actually. The government, certainly the agencies of the government, mass immigration that changes the demographics of the country. The problem is, the conservative can argue until he's blew in the face. Actually, according to our constitution, it's perfectly understandable that we need to tolerate all sorts of people. Google might be oppressing conservatives, but our free market principles say you need to just build your own Google or whatever kind of cope nonsense the conservative say. The upshot is going to be the same. If you have a society that is filled with people who don't like you and don't agree with you and don't want to live the way you want to live, you're not going to have a very good time. You're not going to preserve your traditional way of life. If you import a zillion Muslims into Deerboard, Michigan, you can say that Michigan is still a city of the United States run by the constitution and, you know, there are rules you have to follow and everyone has their individual rights and whatever. But guess what? The people who run that city, they're going to order all of the traditions and the habits and the prayer bells and all the rest toward Islamic culture, not toward traditional American culture. Argumentation is not enough. Politics is a lived, embodied experience. It is people living together in a culture that is often ineffable beyond mere articulation and to argumentation. Yeah, I'm probably not going to a soccer stadium anyway because I hate the sport and it's pretty gay, but also because they don't want me there. That's really soccer is not for me. Okay. And if we allow hostile forces to totally upend the institutions of our country, our country is not going to be for us either. Okay. Speaking of sexual complementarity, we move from Brandy Cruz that that journalist at the soccer game. We move to the breakthrough groundbreaking study that gives the secret to a great sex life. First though, perfectly fitting ad transition. I want to tell you about pre-born. 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Visit [email protected] or call 800-575-49-08. That is once more 800-575-49-08. This comment, best comment on Friday is from Yura Gay. Is that like the country or is that like an accusation? It says, "Isn't nor Said Elmi one of the gestures in job as palace?" I think so, yes, actually. One of the attendance to Princess Leia in the bikini, I believe. I believe that's true. New study out from the Institute for Family Studies that shows the great secret to a great sex life. I know, you know, we don't want to go blue on this show. I'll try to speak in non-lorid, non-lessibious terms in terms of frequency and satisfaction. You want to know the great secret to a great sex life? Turns out it is going to church regularly. Could have called it, the pop culture would be shocked by that, but I could have called it. According to the Institute for Family Studies, researchers analyzed findings for multiple data sets, including the 2026 IFS Religion and Family Survey of 3125 married adults, ages 18 to 54, the long-running nationally representative general social survey and a separate survey of 1,219 alumni of focus, which is a campus Catholic ministry, turns out that couples that attend church once a week, at least, have basically the greatest amount of sex and sexual satisfaction. And then specifically, when you drill down among Christians, guess which group is having the best time? Yes. You can see by the grin on my face, it is the Catholics, regularly attending Catholics, reporting some of the highest levels of sexual frequency. This association remained, even after accounting for demographic differences, also some of the greatest sexual satisfaction. Okay. First, take away here. Cross the tyber, folks, come on, swim home to Rome, the water is warm. It's great over here. If you're not totally persuaded yet by the theological arguments or by the liturgy at the very least, you're going to have a great time, okay? What did Chesterton write? Where are the Catholic son, Doth Shine, there is good steak and good red wine or something like that. Second, take away, though. This is important, even if you're not Catholic, even if you're not Christian, even if you just care about American politics or international politics, rules work. That's the takeaway here. And I haven't heard anyone talking about it. Why do Catholics have the most sex and the most sexual satisfaction? Why is that? Why do you think that is? Because we're a bunch of Mediterranean, Don Giovanni's, maybe that's part of it, we're a bunch of giga chats. I don't know. Maybe that's part of it. But you know why? Because of the rules. Because we can't do anything else. I don't want to be, again, I don't want to be too lorid, but if you are practicing Catholic and you hold to Catholic sexual teaching, you don't get to do other stuff. There's basically one thing you can do. Maybe a few different angles on it, I guess, but there's basically one thing you can do. Sexual Congress must always be ordered toward the procreation of children. In other words, it must be open to life. In other words, you can't get too freaky about the things that you're doing, which means that you can't get too selfish about your desires. You can't, shall we say, take care of business yourself. It has to involve another person, unlike Woody Allen, who referred to that lonely act as sex with someone he likes. There are very strict rules, and by the way, you have to do it a lot. You can't, according at least to the traditional rubrics, if you avoid that thing that married couples do on certain days because you want to avoid having kids, that itself can be a sin. So you can't use any form of contraception. Also you can't use any of the new fertility treatments, you can use some fertility treatments, but you can't use the ones that separate the procreation from the sexual act, so you can't do IVF or whatever. So it basically means you have to get busy with your spouse. You have to do it. There is actually a right. The spouse has a right to sex. Even limits with certain limitations on it, but basically the spouse has a right to sex. Very shocking to our liberal view of sex, but it is how you get this surprising or paradoxical outcome, which is that all the free love people, the LGBT, love is love, do what you want, polyamory, polycule, hookup culture, all those people are paradoxically getting down less frequently and they're enjoying it less when they do it than the trad cats and Christians broadly who have to follow rules. So the takeaway here is, if the rules work when it comes to sex, if it preserves marriages, if the rules preserve marriages, if the rules lead to people actually being fruitful and multiplying and replacing themselves, we have this major political problem in the West for 50 years now, basically since religion was taking out of public life, this problem where we're not replacing ourselves, so we have demographic collapse and it's an existential threat to our countries, not just the U.S., but the whole West and increasingly the whole world. If the rules work when it comes to sex, that they incentivize the behaviors that you want to see and people are happier, that's a crucial part. Because we believe in liberal modernity that rules make us unhappy and the way to be happy is to not have any rules because then we maximize our individual autonomy. But if we discover that the rules work, first of all, contrary to the libertarians who have this bizarre view that when you incentivize things, you get the opposite, the way to stop drug problems is to legalize drugs, that's like one of their arguments and it's preposterous. So the rules actually do work and two, the rules make everyone happier, it's a classical insight that liberalism denies. If that's true when it comes to sex, why wouldn't it be true when it comes to other things? Why wouldn't it be true when it comes to any matter of government or employment or standards and norms in the public square? Now we say, any rule you add is tyrannical, authoritarian, theocratic, contrary to liberalism. But the irony of all of this, by the way, I'm not a liberal, I'm not a classical liberal, I'm not a modern liberal, I say it frequently. But the classical liberals that all the modern squishy types say that they model themselves after, you know, John Locke, John Milton, whatever, all of those people by today's standards are theocratic white supremacists and misogynists. By today's, the classical liberals like John Locke are much, much more authoritarian and theocratic and right wing and sexist than even the most radical right winger who lives today. Do you understand? That's one of the great ironies. I'm not a liberal because I think liberalism gets human nature wrong and gets society wrong. But if you're going to, if I say, hey, maybe we should have some rules around sex, maybe here's an idea, maybe we should limit contraception as we did in the United States before the early 1970s. Hey, here's an idea. Maybe we should ban abortion. Hey, here's an idea. How about we should, we make divorce much harder to get than we do today? Hey, here's an idea. How about we allow blue laws so you close the stores on Sundays? I don't know. That's one. Hey, here's an idea. How about we have a Christmas tree in the public square? Hey, here's an idea. How about we have the Bible in schools? Hey, here's an idea. Whatever. I'm a libertarian and a theocrat. I'm like a lib compared to the classic liberals. In any case, it works. And if it works for sex, it works for all of society because sex is how we get society because that's how we make more people. Okay, I know I got to run, but I got to get to this one. Speaking of lascivious behavior, Trump, he had another, another banger as it were last night. He was speaking in port. Huron, Michigan. Here is President Trump, extending his new favorite comedy routine, which is speaking about people's dairy errors. You know, he's been setting it up, talking about a Senate, a male Senate candidates backside. And now he pays off the setup, talking about Nicki Minaj. By the way, I looked at one hell of a beautiful S before Nicki Minaj, that's hard to miss. Okay, I'm going to get back to my sorry, and I hope Nicki wasn't insulted, but we love Nicki. She's been with us for a long time anyway. Okay. All right. Not Churchillian in rhetoric, actually it is Churchillian in Churchill's like private rhetoric, you know, but maybe not in his public rhetoric, not a periclean oration to talk about Nicki Minaj's backside. But this does pay off the joke. You realize the setup of the joke has been going on for two weeks now, three weeks where he says, and I got this Senate candidate who's struggling here and these are Republican and he's a man. You know, rather than talk about, he's got a really good healthcare policy. He's got a really good immigration policy. He comes and he says, he's got a greater, you know, like Al Pacino. And people thought this was shocking and weird and funny. The left started calling him gay, but no one actually thinks that President Trump is gay. So it was just kind of funny and he was trolling them and he kept talking it and he kept escalating it and and making it more graphic and he said, I tapped his shoulder and I think I broke my fingers. Oh, so he's like made a steal, you know, and anyway, he kept doing that. And then you get the pay off of the joke, which is, but you know, who I really like looking at. Nicki Minaj. She's a lady. And I love Nicki Minaj gets up there. She kind of laughs. She wags her finger at him like, hey, knock it off. He says, look, I don't want to insult you. I'm just saying. I don't. So again, I'm not, I'm not encouraging any candidate to emulate this. No one could pull it off. I don't think this is, you know, Lincolnian kind of political rhetoric. But that is the pay off. Like just what he's doing here because he's such a master's showman. This is the knock knock, who's there benign? banana banana who knock knock who's there banana banana who knock knock who's there orange orange who orange you glad that I didn't say banana and the the banana is the male Senate candidate and the orange is is Nicki Minaj it's the it's the payoff it's the one two and you hit it on the third really we're gonna miss him so much some some day unless he runs for a third term which he was talking about last night my strong opinions about that I think term limits are a bad idea I call me an authoritarian call me a tyrant but you know who else agreed with that was Ronald Reagan so okay well we'll get to a lot more to get to tomorrow I know I want to get to it now but this is great new fraud whistleblower incentive program speaking of incentives Mark Rubio's teasing that we're gonna take over Cuba and asking people to join the CIA in Cuba so that he can overthrow the regime so much Senator Cruz answered a really big question on Israel I have so much I want to talk about but they won't give me enough time it's not enough time so we'll get to it tomorrow the rest of the show continues now you don't want to miss it it is music movie Monday we have some friends coming on the show become a member of use code NOLS Canada VLS to check out for two months free on all annual plans [Music] Professor [Music] let me out you will remember your duty this isn't heroin and useless sock you sit there and shake because you're dependent on during your sick is all over you have you ever seen a child start to death professor no I am well some races draw attention others become the race everyone watches in Texas James Tallerico and Ken Paxson are facing off in one of Calhchee's most traded midterm markets follow the race in real time on Calhchee and then trade on the candidate you think is going to win each correct contract is worth one dollar at settlement don't just follow the midterms trade what happens next on Calhchee use code daily DAI LY to get up to $25 when you trade $25 that's Calhchee KAL SHI Calhchee trade on anything 18 plus only restrictions and eligibility requirements apply event contracts trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors Calhchee products are not available in all jurisdictions prices values and available markets may differ from those mentioned for more information see Calhchee calm slash regulatory we've all heard radio advertisements about owing the IRS money the lean on fear and try to frighten you into calling tax relief advocates does things differently whether you owe $5,000 50,000 or $500,000 TRA offers an actual solution do not lose hope TRA could reduce or even eliminate what you owe the IRS their passion is taxes and helping individuals and businesses settle their IRS problems they've earned over a thousand five star Google reviews and an a plus from the better business bureau there is no need to fear the IRS any longer substantial relief programs are available that can give you a fresh start so do not delay visit tRA dot com at is tRA dot com or call 800 575 4908 that is once more 800 575 4908 tax relief advocates real solutions for real people

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Key Points:

  1. The host critiques the Michigan Senate race between Abdul Al-Sayed and Mike Rogers, arguing that Al-Sayed’s past statements and family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, including supporting radical ideologies, raise serious concerns about his loyalty to American values.
  2. Al-Sayed is accused of justifying a 2023 Muslim terror attack in Michigan and promoting "hurt people hurt people" rhetoric, which the host claims undermines the legitimacy of U.S. anti-terrorism efforts.
  3. A key moment in the interview with Brett Baer reveals Al-Sayed's contradictory claims about healthcare wait times—initially denying a statement that "it sucks for them" while later admitting it was out of context, leading to accusations of dishonesty.
  4. The show highlights a broader cultural trend where liberal institutions, including sports, media, and politics, are increasingly hostile to conservative views, using examples like a female journalist being removed from a soccer game for wearing a shirt stating "XX, X, Y" to emphasize the politicization of everyday expressions.
  5. The host argues that traditional religious practices, particularly Catholicism, correlate with higher sexual frequency and satisfaction, attributing this to strict moral rules that prioritize marital fidelity and procreation over individual autonomy.
  6. The segment critiques the left’s influence in politics and culture, pointing to Brazil’s disputed election as evidence of electoral manipulation and suggesting a global trend toward left-wing dominance.
  7. The show promotes Cal State as a real-time political market tool for tracking midterms, emphasizing its use in high-stakes races like Michigan, with a special offer for early trading.
  8. A recurring theme is the contrast between liberal ideologies that prioritize individual freedom and conservative values that emphasize tradition, order, and rule-based morality as essential to societal stability.

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S. election dynamics, focusing on the Michigan Senate race between Abdul Al-Sayed and Mike Rogers. He criticizes Al-Sayed’s past statements, including his support for the Muslim Brotherhood and his justification of a 2023 terror attack in Michigan, arguing these show ties to extremist ideologies.

He highlights a key contradiction in Al-Sayed’s healthcare remarks, where he denies saying "it sucks for them" while later admitting the statement was accurate, labeling it dishonesty. The host also examines the broader cultural shift, using the case of a female journalist being ejected from a soccer game for wearing a shirt about XX chromosomes to illustrate how conservative expressions face hostility in liberal spaces. He argues that strict moral rules in traditional communities—especially Catholicism—lead to higher marital and sexual satisfaction, contrasting this with liberal norms that prioritize autonomy and lead to societal decline.

The show also touches on global election trends, such as Brazil’s disputed vote, and critiques the left’s growing influence in politics and culture. Additional segments promote Cal State’s live political market as a tool for tracking races and offer tax relief services, while concluding that traditional values and rules are essential for social stability in the face of cultural disintegration.

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She was removed for wearing a shirt that said 'XX, X, Y'—a statement about women existing—which security guards interpreted as anti-LGBT. The incident is cited as evidence that soccer in the U.S. is increasingly associated with liberal or 'gay' culture.

A study by the Institute for Family Studies found that couples who attend church regularly—especially Catholics—report higher sexual frequency and satisfaction, suggesting that religious and marital rules contribute to better sexual outcomes.

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