Ben Shapiro Speaks To Elizabeth Warren About Parenting

[@Revituser]

Hey UBCFSC, thanks so much for putting this speech on. Looking forward to many more.

[@FreeSpeechClub]

thank you so much!

[@jakep1979]

Were there lots of protestors at the UBC event?!

[@danbandito]

Sweet fair lady z brah

[@Revituser]

@@jakep1979 none. I guess they couldn't handle the rain. Plus the snowflakes needed to go trick or treating

[@jeandesbaguettesetcroissan2690]

Finally a woman who does not disregard fatherhood. That's a breath of fresh air.

[@andresperez7582]

Amen man

[@prennt57g99]

I doubt that most of them disregard this, just the media and feminists

[@Blake5467]

I agree with Prennt57 G, less than 18% of the general population identifies as Feminist and the vast majority of women do not dis-regard fatherhood and hate men. The problem is that Modern Feminism has the loudest voices, and Canadian public is too afraid to call them out due to being labeled a sexist. Canadians still believe in the traditional feminism that fought for women's suffrage which is a good thing, but they can't distinct the difference between traditional feminism in the past and modern feminism today.

[@joecooper8527]

@@Blake5467 Just because they don't use the label doesn't mean they're not a feminist. Look at their actions never their words for the most part.

[@Blake5467]

​@@joecooper8527 Just because they don't label also means they can be an Egalitarian which I bet most people agree is the proper stance that cares about equality that Feminism tries to plagiarize off of.

[@MrKT410]

This is why i like Ben. Instead of saying some generic emotional answer like, "love is all your child needs" he gives a specific answer based on science.

[@MrKT410]

@MrLolmaster101 what's wrong? This idea doesn't fit your simplistic narrative of all conservatives = anti-science and all leftists = pro-science? The reality is both ideologies oppose science when it conflicts with their values.

[@Jesus7Freak1]

MrLolmaster101 hey a single cell organism on Mars is “life” but a baby in the womb is a clump of cells without life.STEEEEUUUUPPPPIIIIDDDD

[@DoctorPrepper]

"Love is all your child needs" is what a leftist would say. The left values feeling good over actually being good.

[@hamzamahmood9565]

Exactly, it's based on science only when it suits their values, whether be conservative or liberal. I'm sure Ben doesn't care about future generations dealing with climate change because his entire party is in the pocket of oil companies?

[@hamzamahmood9565]

@@Jesus7Freak1 Hey my sperm cells are also "life" and has the potential to become a human. So is it possible that I shouldn't be jerking it off too often?

[@hawkeyepierce8886]

"Yeah that's not good" Takes a sip of water

[@Whydtheyaddusernames]

NPC #23362536 Me: Takes a sip of tea

[@annad4943]

NPC #23362536 I love your picture 🥰😂😂😂

[@mattball7074]

Yeathatsnotgood 2.0X speed

[@JGizzardofOz]

That's the most intelligent thing I've ever heard Liz Warren say.

[@shupapifidel6234]

You are funny 😃😃😃😃

[@greatpretender83]

God bless that woman and her children.

[@bobstuffguy3708]

God doesn’t exist but ok

[@civilization57]

@@bobstuffguy3708 Millions of people have had very real spiritual experiences. Google "Near Death Experiences" on KZbin and you'll see amazing examples. I myself have had several explainable experiences with God. Just cause you can't speak French doesn't mean that French doesn't exist!

[@bobstuffguy3708]

John Shepherd I’ve researched well into oxygen deprivation-induced hallucinations, or as you call them, near death experiences. No one has been brain-dead and then came back. I don’t even feel like expending the energy to argue I’ve done it countless times but no matter the evidence presented, the religious are often close minded

[@civilization57]

@@bobstuffguy3708 Who is close minded? One study compared NDE stories with those simply under anesthesia. The NDE'ers could describe in great detail all the happened in the operating room and often in nearby rooms. One even described a lost shoe on a hospital balcony, invisible except from outside the building. In contrast, those simply under anesthesia failed to describe any details. So you must assume that 100's of thousands of good people are all lying about their first hand experiences, but you are telling the truth. You go with that! (BTW, my wife saw an angel as a child and I've had multiple experiences with God too. But maybe we are also lying!)

[@TsukiKageTora]

Don’t people know that people, religious or not use “god bless”?

[@helplessiguess]

This is the absolute best way to start the free speech club. Thank you UBC

[@squatch545]

Free speech hypocrites need a safe space to be hypocritical.

[@MicroCheese64]

@@squatch545 what

[@loisjose2976]

The ultimate truth in this is 'If you continue to seek it out, you will find it'. It's a fact of life. And I personally also believe that its a promise of God. So no matter who you are and what you believe at this moment as long as you keep searching for the truth...you will find it!

[@drew2fast489]

God finds you. Dead people can't find anything.

[@edwinkharismaprawira7607]

I would not to be so arrogant to say for sure it is the promise of God since there is no such reliable knowledge of his existence, apart from hundreds of bibles which contains hundreds of God, which each one of them condems you from having faith to another God written in a book which is man-made that can be easily manipulated while no one is allowed to questions the logic/words of these book, and your human priests is free to interprets the meaning of the words of your God each of their own has different perspective and opinions about the content to passed it along to you. And when you are asking for more detailed explanation, the only reliable answer they can vaguely give is "The lord works in such mysterious ways". What promise and how do you know for sure without questioning, and how do you know it's not just all in your mind cause you are conditioned to such belief without questioning?

[@loisjose2976]

@@edwinkharismaprawira7607 so you're an atheist?

[@drew2fast489]

@@edwinkharismaprawira7607 Ugh. Atheists never get anything right. There's ONE Bible. It was translated from Aramaic, Greek, then English. You're under this silly presupposition that, any book, that mentions a deity, is just as valid as the next. Other than the Old and New testament, and the Quran, you do not have one historical claim of a God. Everything else is mythology-stories with no historical regard, whatsoever. And you mentioned the word logic. Once you remove God, you have no basis for immaterial realities(such as logic).

[@edwinkharismaprawira7607]

@Lois Jose It would be very boring, if this world is just as what it is, as to also say humans are not special from the rest of the animal kingdom. We are the only species on earth that have the concept of God after all although, we are also an animal but just with slightly more complex consciousness and just more intelligence, so I have to say that the mind that God gave me, doesn't allow me to be so arrogant to say we are special, or to say he indeed exist. If he truly indeed exist. According to our current knowledge. I mean, the more you accumulate knowledge in science, the harder it is to see if God has any part in life, other than The Creation of the Universe. But, unfortunately for God, we also have discovered a more reasonable idea and a more likely procedures, about how the universe existed and how life began. Unfortunately for humans, It is a very complex concept to understand of how everything came from nothing. Our current law of physics just stopped working. The time stopped ticking. The math just went haywire. But still, every knowledge we have accumulated and our recent observation of the universe, points to this directions of this possibility. That the universe began from actually nothing. Or what you might be more familiar as "The Big Bang" theory. If you are curious about our current general knowledge in a simple explanation about how the universe began, other than from the bible, I suggest you watched the video here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX-neJqCbJicnrs If you just want to stay in your comfortable faith and you don't want to be challenged by another possibility of how the universe exist. Then I highly suggest you to NOT watch the video. Since it's going to make you question your faith. If not about God, at least, your faith about the bible. Your choice.

[@justsmashing4628]

Like that Ben is wearing a poppy, not many Yanks do this to respect the war fallen.

[@mr7wi]

Just Smashing He was in Canada - University of British Columbia. Everyone wears poppies on Remembrance Day. Glad to see him wearing one just the same.

[@justsmashing4628]

mr7wi I stand corrected, I thought he was speaking in America

[@mr7wi]

Just Smashing No worries. And I agree with you: it’s important to remember those who keep us free.

[@mythatsabigone2500]

Nice, respect to you both

[@Mikeyski4]

They are everywhere every Memorial Day.

[@missedthebandwagon976]

She's a Latter-Day Saint isn't she?! Awesome! She'll be in my prayers.

[@genevievesimmons1005]

Missed the Band Wagon That's what I was thinking too! Same on this end, boys raised in the church that don't have a strong father figure or a good connection with someone who has the priesthood tend to rebel against their mothers. That would break her because she cares for them so I pray she'll find a good role model.

[@TurtleSushii]

With the way this young lady is speaking, I can tell that she's LDS (Mormon). How she is describing her situation leads me to believe she's probably in a Branch congregation and not a Ward congregation (the former being smaller then that latter) and probably doesn't have as many male members. It's unfortunate. I served as a missionary for the LDS church in a branch in Pennsylvania. Lack of people in leadership was a big problem for that branch. I served in it for around 4 month before being moved to another city and congregation. I know how hard it must be for her. I hope things get better for her and her kids.

[@Mitheledh]

Or maybe her kids are still young and in Primary. There is a distinct lack of men in Primary. You don't get many men working with the kids until they reach Aaronic Priesthood age. At least, that seems to be the way it is in most wards that I've seen.

[@thomaseastmond7184]

Mitheledh I always looked up to my Bishop, but yes if it’s a branch I could see the issue.

[@MattSmith-il4tc]

@@Mitheledh The lack of men in primary was, in the past, by design. Until recently, the church's handbook of instructions stated that primary class teachers could be men, but if they were men, they had to be accompanied by a woman in teaching the class. This was implemented to avoid instances and accusations of inappropriate behavior with young children. Recently there was a change in the handbook. It now suggests that where possible all classes should have two adults present and they added this paragraph about men serving in primary: "When considering members who might serve in the Primary, the bishopric and the Primary presidency should remember the positive influence of worthy men in the ward. Children, especially those who do not have worthy priesthood holders in their homes, need to see examples of righteous, caring priesthood holders. Men may serve as teachers, music leaders, pianists, activity days leaders, and Scout leaders. They may also assist in the nursery."

[@ddfstar7588]

@@MattSmith-il4tc I think its stupid that a man would have to have someone with him because of that reason. This is coming from LDS person.

[@MattSmith-il4tc]

@@ddfstar7588 I don't like it either, but I understand why LDS leadership chose to play it safe after all of the bad media that the Catholic church was getting. I think church leaders just wanted to not give any room for those kind of accusations or instances to arise. I'm the branch president of a relative small ex-pat branch in Taiwan and sometimes have had difficulty keeping the primary staffed because of the rules pertaining men serving in primary.

[@kevinkent6351]

OMG, I LOVE the title of this video. Good work!

[@omfgimsopo]

Put your kids in sports programs!!

[@aaroncabbage8572]

That lady is probably mormon/LDS. She is also good looking. From a prospective of a jew living in mormon utah... she will find another man. Even with 4 kids. Single mormons are like powerful magnets. Not much can keep them apart for long.

[@mystdragon8530]

Aaron Cabbage I don’t think so...Mormons have a good respect for Native Americans and wouldn’t wear that outfit.

[@ddfstar7588]

@@mystdragon8530 I'm LDS and wearing a native American outfit it wouldn't be considered offensive or disrespectful, that's just stupid logic.

[@samchen4643]

I think she is a mormon-male missionaries in 19 and early 20s, that sounds only lds missionaries, oh yeah and I invited them once a week for dinner....

[@mystdragon8530]

DDFStar it wouldn’t be offensive if you were actually wearing Native Regalia given or borrowed from a Native, but all this shoddy fake outfit is just virtue signaling. Look at me....look at me...I can not care about offending people who I will never see. I’m so brave and not like the left at all.

[@ddfstar7588]

@@mystdragon8530 lmao. No one cares if you are offended. I'm dress up like Adolf Hitler next Halloween for the fun of it just because people like you are snowflakes.

[@elliot34fancy]

Ben is so engaged and excited in this conversation. Love it 😍

[@andres.e.]

I remember the story of a widow with 3 boys who every Friday would pack and go camping (to family-friendly sites). One of the boys is now an author and says this was a tremendously positive influence on them all.

[@Madkingstoe]

Thank you Free Speech Club for hosting Ben Shapiro in Vancouver, and for uploading these clips. I wish I could have gone to the event but had other parental responsibilities on Halloween. Hopefully he'll be back again!

[@se1040]

You are amazing Ben!! Exactly what we need in our society!

[@bonanimathambo8721]

That's a good woman right there.

[@patrickmcleod111]

She started out well, and her situation is more challenging than most, but there are some obvious choices she could make to improve her kids' situation. She could just enroll them in scouts, or sports, or she could find a decent guy to start a relationship with. Someone who would be a good role model. Despite the claims of the new age feminists, most/all men aren't monsters!

[@scrapplesamwich7910]

But only weak ass men deal with other men trash. That's not the nature of life. Cause no where in the mammal kingdom does any mammal take care of other mammal baby period.

[@MackLeeGreen]

@@scrapplesamwich7910 Just the fact that you refer to another mans kids as their "trash" automatically negates your argument and exposes you as not being credible.

[@grottphd9090]

SteveB 67 It's far easier to disparage rhetoric than to contend with the actual argument.

[@grottphd9090]

I'm not sure what good man would look at a single mom with four kids and think, "Yeah, that seems like a good person to kick it up with." Single motherhood is a serious impediment on sexual market value, and we should recognize it as such. Single mothers should take dating more carefully than Russian roulette.

[@MackLeeGreen]

@@grottphd9090 And sometimes an argument is so absurd and ridiculous that it disparages itself. Referring to another man's kids as "trash" is one of those cases. The idea that there is something less than noble about caring for another man's kids is absurd. Did you not hear where she said it was because of a personal tragedy that the father was no longer around? In other words he's dead. Not that if he weren't dead it would be less than noble. In either case it's putting the kids needs before your own. Only a sycophant would find that to be immoral. I agree that the suggestion that she should just find a good man to have a relationship with was extremely short-sighted. But if single-motherhood is such a serious impediment on sexual market value, I would argue that says more about the men who reject women because they happen to have children rather than the other way around.

[@TheEricHart]

Reminds me of family guy.... "I'll teach the boy, come my son I'll show you the ways of the herd." lol

[@maxxjettfilms6322]

:shot: ahh crap!

[@HellomynameisBruce]

"Versus"? This wasn't a faceoff. It was a perfect productive and intimate conversation.

[@kennethmaza5090]

If you guys play the video at 0.75x than Ben speaks normally.

[@katyaboyd5951]

Lol true!

[@Chocokaylarobin]

Thank you!

[@StangQuest94]

Is the full speech posted?

[@hali_55]

This is refreshing.

[@GraemetheGuiriLordHaHa]

Love the title of this video!

[@jelayastewart4804]

I’m very glad that she wants her boys to have a positive male figure in her children’s life that’s awesome I applaud this woman and wish her all the best with her sons

[@brianriley9259]

This is a great mom! Stay strong!

[@guadalupelomeli6463]

Love this

[@helplessiguess]

There is no one more suitable to be on that podium than Ben Shapiro. Thank you UBC

[@helplessiguess]

As someone who has been criticized constantly for his beliefs and who has met individuals and groups who have persistently tried to silence him, I only think that the Free Speech Club has picked the right person. Take the UC Berkeley for example. It could have been handled less recklessly

[@arturkarpinski164]

Good question, good advice.

[@the379man]

That was excellent!!!

[@scarcesquad3873]

Okay, this is EpiC

[@jakebunker8874]

I am done raising my 3 boys and would be willing to help this young lady if she is wanting help from a strict military veteran that enjoys giving his time as a giver. I really miss the opportunity to be a driving force in a young boys life.

[@canchem9825]

lol

[@PixelProphetGenius]

Good bless you woman.

[@averagejoe7333]

Gives me hope for Vancouver. Love Shapiro.

[@screamtoasigh9984]

Big Brothers program. I know someone who had that when his dad died and he said it was really helpful for him. Or maybe a group with divorced people with kids and you can find a man with daughters who needs a similar influence. Or religious scouts/4-H?

[@scousebhoys9274]

Great to see Ben wearing the Poppy.🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@TheShootist]

No, Ben does not speak to Elizabeth Warren.

[@benclarkey1412]

Ik I don't understand this title 😂😂

[@hootdeflector6270]

r/woosh to all of you

[@benclarkey1412]

@@hootdeflector6270 idk man I thought it was a joke at first but Shapiro supporters can often be pretty dumb

[@hootdeflector6270]

@@benclarkey1412 The title includes Elizabeth Warren's name because he's talking to a white woman dressed up in a native American costume. Sound familiar? Elizabeth "Pocahontas" Warren lied about her heritage and cheated the system in order to get a job at Harvard. The title is mocking her and her brainless followers lmfao

[@benclarkey1412]

@@hootdeflector6270 She did do a DNA test that said she had Native American heritage between 6 and 10 generations ago to be fair. You can believe that the report is all a big Democrat conspiracy if you want but the current evidence says she didn't lie at all

[@ArdeshirBanerjee]

Very good advice

[@ryan370]

Just sign them up for competitive sports. A good coach is the biggest role model in MANY people's lives

[@deere3321]

She's a great mom.

[@rgjr.6055]

This is one GREAT MOM!

[@rs7458]

I hope she’s doing better. May the Lord bless her.

[@theprinceofallsaiyans5830]

LMFAO I was like fking click bait where’s Elizabeth warren? What the OMG haha haha good shit

[@memecollage1363]

That's a one strong woman right there 👏👏👏

[@RaccoonNation]

Beautiful question in the beginning 😍

[@Seethi_C]

2:09 Oh boy, I think she’s Mormon

[@jodaman1000]

So?

[@piontropechetrini5640]

She is GREAT!!!

[@shaunwilson7148]

Am I the only one that thinks Ben Shapiro is the Sheldon Cooper of politics?

[@marywaters8354]

preach

[@williamshort8331]

Good job ben👏👏👏

[@cnralph]

I married into a divorced household. The best thing you can do is treat the kids like one of your own.

[@givemethedaily1052]

BOY SCOUTS! Verify its a good unit, hang around meetings, but Boy Scouts is where a single mother can find good male role models for young boys!

[@CarlosRamirez-ns7qw]

What's the general consensus on men who grew up without a father?

[@skypekai]

They're good at basketball

[@j.t.leavell226]

Honestly in my experience have them read books or watch movies/documentaries about great and honorable men. Some of my boyhood heroes included William Wallace, Paul Revere, John Paul Jones, Erwin Rommel, Douglas Bader, Robert E. Lee, and Winston Churchill.

[@franklins1313]

Finally a video of someone who doesn’t contest Shapiro.

[@samsouyave-murphy986]

Hey! Wait a second! That’s not Elizabeth Warren! What’s the big idea here?! (Great video and great message, though.)

[@laylam9948]

Ben's a really good man.

[@83HC]

Still waiting on that back and forth with that guy in a dress from the Q&A

[@daviddurack]

A proper mother

[@LisaSmith-tb8bb]

He’s actually drinking vodka to get through the dumb questions (not this question) Ben for president 2020

[@michaelstanton8363]

She is doing a service not only to her children but also to the other parent's children! America needs more women and men who think this proactive about raising children rather than this pathetic reactive or non-active state we are in..

[@marklo6283]

There should be menist movement!

[@genkimachina]

It is funny how you immediately know someone is a Mormon when they mention 19 year old missionaries.

[@mahdisuccar9054]

Why does he have a red poppy?

[@RightCenterBack321]

This woman is awesome, dressing as Elizabeth Warren! She's a catch.

[@pinguenella]

I'm just really curious as to what Ben Shapiro thinks about children raised by a same sex couple. When they are still lacking a father/mother figure but their parents have a loving relationship, are they better off than single parents?

[@RacingSnails64]

Possibly the most wholesome Shapiro QnA moment. Show this to anyone who thinks he's a calloused woman-hating nazi.

[@ehudsdagger5619]

I don't want to me overly-critical, but this seems like an odd question to ask. If you are old enough to be married and have four children, should you really need to ask a question like this? Again, I'm not trashing this woman or her situation, but seems like an odd question to ask Ben Shapiro in a forum like this?

[@lisaba7206]

islanti just using the platform she was given to trash feminism; not a genuine question - that’s the way I see it. it’s amazing what women will do for male approval.

[@paxnorth7304]

Boy scouts. Sports. Martial arts. Big Brothers of Canada.

[@kentbagaipo3368]

When is Ben Shapiro coming back dear sirs and ma'am?

[@willywarburton2690]

god bless

[@angelasings24]

so sad i couldn’t go to this event, sold out way too quickly :(

[@trigrrug]

Enroll your kid in sports, boy scouts, and other after school programs.

[@chipperdrewski]

Hah! She’s a Mormon! 👌🏻👏🏻😁

[@highplains66]

i LOVE that clip where ben tells dave rubin he would not come to his big gay wedding

[@jondavis2206]

Most men now days are terrified of being involved in getting involved with other people's kids. Just make the mother mad and see what happens. All it takes is a well publicized accusation and a good man gets his life, his reputation and finances destroyed.

[@litigioussociety4249]

I'm guessing the guy was a good boyfriend, maybe a good husband, and a terrible father. He convinced her he was different than his family, or she believed he would be different, and after their oldest kid reached a certain age it was clear that he was the same. One of the rare times have a maternally biased system is beneficial to the children.

[@jccampbell602]

Need more women like this in the world

[@ProChaos514]

Karate, jujitsu, boy scouts, things in that nature

[@Shaham18]

It was Halloween,so she wore a costume..

[@davidperetz4033]

The question is why don't your kids have their own father as a role model? Maybe Mrs. Warren here is keeping their father away from them. She is clearly playing the victim... I don't buy it.

[@gone5815]

Maybe he isn't a good role model???

[@cjacobsen99]

You’re an idiot

[@jluis612]

Where are the kids' biologic father?.......

[@Butterball3588]

What does a man do for his family, Walter?

[@gone5815]

Not all men are good fathers, some are awful husbands and fathers and often times do more harm than good. Do right wingers believe that bad husbands and fathers don't exsist?????

[@scrapplesamwich7910]

@@gone5815 ok how about the bad mother that shpuldnt be having children. How about we talk about that then sit here a just stupid remarks.

[@gone5815]

@@scrapplesamwich7910 Did i ever say all women are good mothers? No, so fuck off with your strawman argument.

[@Ezekiel336-16]

This is a great video, because I am absolutely overjoyed to see a woman advocating for positive male role models in her sons' lives. Hopefully, she sees the benefit for her girls in those relationships as well. With that being said, it is also worth noting that I truly hope that she and others who advocate for those highly needed relationships understand and accept that the way of good (godly) Christian men may not be exactly what they expect or demand. For example, I was the only male catechist at my old church for a couple of years and I was eventually run out because I would not water down or emasculate the gospel to the children, even though I was more than sensitive and sound of mind and heart enough to deliver it and Him, Jesus, at an age appropriate level. To put all of that in perspective, if women want more men to be involved in church and in the lives of our children within the community and at home, then they need to allow us to be the men God created us to be and stop trying to turn us, and our boys, into women. In Christ, Andrew ✝️❤️✝️

[@angcil88]

Girl : Ben you don't understand, I want YOU to be their father

[@shaikul4887]

Read this comment of yours again and ask yourself: “Does this make sense?”

[@user-pu4eg9cq9m]

What a good mommy

[@omarrasul8952]

you portray yourselves as a new fresh idea based on honest free speech yet your next video is another generic clickbaity titled video where ben shapiro evidently 'shreds' someone. does he also 'destroy' someone?

[@andyashton4268]

Uh, suspect, just saying, DO NOT LET THOSE KIDS BE EXPOSED TO ANYONE WITHOUT A FRIGGIN QUESTION MARK!

[@yoyhue1678]

heheh, thats a good title

[@pyramusk3264]

KZbin needs a "thump up" heart like facebook.

[@lrgtheboss1034]

BEN is a positive male role model!

[@raymondchavez329]

she looks pretty good for having 4 kids..she isn't ugly and isn't too old..why is she single? chances are it has little to do with the men in her life and more with her inability to keep one

[@yvanthedrakon]

Ben is a good role model, just have them watch Ben Shapiro show

[@theworldisavampire3346]

She should see if her local police Dept has any mentoring programs, even though they are usually in the inner cities and I'm not knowing where she lives. I hate to say, but if her children are young, church elders kind of scare me for obvious reasons unfortunately.

[@eshaanbasu9342]

Is no one else going to talk about how she said that we live in a world of anti men hate? If she was a man talking about a world of anti women hate you would all be calling him a beta male feminist.

[@M4nvrs]

She seems a genuinely kind lady looking to do the best for her children. I would however disagree with finding male role models in religious institutions. In my experience men and women from those are some of the dodgiest human beings around. They're there to justify a lot of the rubbish they do as people and can have strange views about the world. Sadly this includes many members of my own family.

[@AlahuSnackbar]

Sanity is still alive

[@JMikaelian95]

4 kids? I would have asked her if she was keen on having another one

[@annabellavetra]

would you marry her?

[@guitaoist]

this mom just needs to make her kids watch clint eastwood or john wayne films, this is a generation raised by media anyway so start them off with something pure not 2018 girly man syndrome shown on tv all day