Brett Reacts to Michael Knowles Challenging Feminists

[@whatever]

Hey Brett! Thanks for reacting to my podcast with Michael! Brett on next? :)

[@mariafilippa8348]

yes thats would be awsome!!

[@Kunztmann]

But put her in s panel with Lexi, Bangs and Keeko, not like the panel Amala was on, they agree almost in every topic

[@---bu6eg]

YES!

[@crafty9953]

Please!

[@carabooseOG]

That would be great

[@immaculatemisconception24]

I love how softly spoken he is, Michael is very articulate and he had the patience of a saint talking to those girls.

[@alismoran777]

Yet throws punch after punch to the gut….ever so softly 😆

[@immaculatemisconception24]

@@alismoran777 oh yesss he really does

[@thedoge111]

You spelled devils really weirdly

[@mikeymyke]

The IQ difference between Michael and the girls is incredibly vast, I almost feel it wasn't a fair fight at all

[@langdonledwig3734]

@@mikeymyke the smartest woman was the sex doll by a long shot

[@doofymalamute5835]

Michal is just so happy to talk with people. Even when the women are disagreeing with him he shows zero agitation and actually shows happiness. A true super power.

[@joshberry777]

I honestly would want to talk to Michael Knowles just to pick his brain. Dude is extremely smart and witty, and I feel there is something to learn from that.

[@johnleekennedy]

100% I could not have been so nice to ponytail on the end... She is insane.

[@wandertree]

He's an amiable fellow.

[@KarlieBradham]

I feel like he isn't debating as much as he is teaching

[@jgpinto]

I'm a personality psych nerd, so I want to say Michael gets a lot of credit for being compassionate, polite, and friendly, but he doesn't get enough credit for being ridiculously stable. He stays so calm and composed in disagreements.

[@jackmaher5606]

Definitely better than people like Myron and Andrew Tate. Ong

[@ap1463]

He is the definition of emotionally stable, I often envy his control, I'd be screaming at some of these women.

[@mattslupek7988]

Yay! Somebody else said it!

[@unknownbutknown332]

I don't think people realize how important psychology is every leader needs to know psychology or be "good" at it to have a better chance as a good leader You understand different people's perspectives better you can tell how someone is feeling or tell what someone's about to say you can make yourself more likeable while also helping the people around you become better people and it helps you critical think better and you have better control over yourself and your emotions in all situations there's so many things psychology helps with that you can't name them all even in general categories But don't try and learn psychology if you don't understand it

[@jackmaher5606]

@@unknownbutknown332 no hate, but I love the that you find the use of punctuation entirely unnecessary.

[@Flexinciple]

Brett Cooper needs to be on the Whatever podcast. Seriously.

[@personreanimation]

They would HATE her

[@annalise5112]

They had amala from prager u on and all of the girls they chose were extremely reasonable :/

[@Leanzazzy]

​@@annalise5112Really? I would like to see that.

[@UntakenNick]

Her only talent is watching and reading other people's content, what could she do on a show where she has to speak for herself?

[@chrismeek6454]

@@UntakenNick Common sense and morals

[@noramero2955]

He never insults. His arguments are structured and logical. I love watching his debates.

[@charlessynowiec3876]

keeko needs to take notes from him 😂

[@thatmusiclover444]

Brett and Michael can destroy and roast just about anyone in the sweetest way possible.

[@smashmusique]

just about anyone, really?

[@youwillneverknowmynamelol7401]

@@willemoranje woke edgy liberal

[@christinabommarito8778]

​@@willemoranje oh no brett talks with her hands the freaking horror🙄

[@haveataco6040]

Basically hurt them with kindness and common sense

[@raedorin979]

I think Michael genuinely feels terrible for these girls. I know I do. And I was bullied by these kind of girls as a young woman living in California. I still feel overwhelming pity for them

[@TurtleChad1]

Michael Knowles is a prime example of positive masculinity.

[@ghostbirdlary]

why do i keep seeing you in every video i watch's comment section

[@RaefonB]

@ion ruby The comments section of every video I watch = Every video I watch's comment section. It's not the most sophisticated grammar, but I'd say it's forgivable.

[@Madrid199]

Masculinity isnt positive nor negative, its a branch of neutral traits.

[@razoredge8284]

michael knowles looks a twink

[@ghostbirdlary]

@ion ruby the video i waatch, has possession of the comment section. thats what teh 's is for

[@nickj6131]

Ms. Cooper, I am a Pastor, a volunteer EMT, and the father of two little girls. I can only hope to raise them and educate them to where you are today. Thank you for your influence and what you’re putting out there for young women today! It is amazing and needed today. Thank you!!

[@KatenJace]

You’ve got one heck of a music playlist for a pastor lol. 😂 ❤

[@benzo___]

she just puts forward whatever talking points the conservative think tank in the background wants her to she isn't a role model, she's grifting, she tries to sell an idea and a world view that certain corporations profit off

[@Drakeavickgotnothingonme]

@@benzo___ back it up

[@kelseysmith3297]

A guy I had a crush on for years wanted to date me, finally. But he was open and honest and he didn't want to actually date when we started talking about it. He's not the commitment type he just want to have sex. Fair play to him. But that's not what I was pursuing and I told him that. We never dated we never had sex and we moved on. I don't view him as a bad guy he literally told me his expectations and they didn't match mine. We each moved on. Not that hard. Girls hope that even when the guy says he only wants sex after they have sex he'll change his mind. We should be teaching people to be honest with their expectations and boundaries. Solves many problems.

[@thelegendaryklobb2879]

@Femto Pretty common actually. The frustration from failing to achieve that is what gives birth to these "feminist" mindsets and women's hookup culture. Wrong reaction and the easy one, instead of analyzing themselves and change their way of thinking about how to approach relationships with a man. If the guy is scum, hold your panties, say goodbye and move along.

[@USMC-Goforth]

​@overlordfemto7523ever met a dependa potamus? Lol

[@kelseysmith3297]

@William Tell I did. It just took years for me to be an option in his books. You can't force the other person to have feelings for you.

[@vergillives9890]

Thats main issue you were listening to his expectations and actions not shut down his expectations over yours and hopefully it didn't end on uneven terms

[@eviemaddox3038]

@@kelseysmith3297 It doesn’t matter what you do or how you do it, they will find some loophole of how YOU the woman did it wrong! 😂

[@izzy2351]

I’m so glad that there is still some people like you that has the same values as me and isn’t blindsighted by this ‘woke’ ideology

[@sup3414]

Define woke. What is woke?

[@FakeAccount-]

@@sup3414 radical ideologies tending to lean toward the political left that twist feminism, inclusion, and equality to fit an agenda or a checklist. or as a method to virtue signal to others and or a target demographic not really a great gotcha question

[@VergilPeterson]

@@sup3414 woke is me after I wake up from a good nights sleep

[@sup3414]

@@VergilPeterson ha

[@bannedbycommieyoutube5time920]

@@sup3414 Definition of woke: People who take political and social positions that are based on emotion and fantasy while simultaneously ignoring what history has taught us and basic human nature. Example of woke positions include, but are not limited to: 1. Communism hasn’t really been tried before, if we do it the way that I WANT (insert the voice of a 5 year old) it will bring in a utopia. 2. Just because someone feels like the opposite sex they can automatically become the opposite sex. Feelings over objective reality. 3. Whites didn’t treat blacks well in the past and there was segregation, so in response we should segregate now via “safe spaces”, because that will help racial healing. Current Segregation and discrimination (affirmative action, quotas) fix past segregation and discrimination.

[@jterickson776]

My grandmother who passed said that feminism was a method to get x2 the taxes from each household by ensuring that both adults worked and paid taxes in instead of just one.

[@romanticblossom]

She's correct

[@Funboi68]

Feminism is a tool of Jezebel and Lilith to ruin the relationships between men and women

[@ItsOKtobeNormal]

Yes that's correct

[@DTreatz]

3 things: Government gets more taxes for short term (cause females don't actually *pay* taxes over the course of their life) and for *CORPORATIONS* to get more (and the 'best'/dumbest) consumers) consumers, since females are like....up to 80% of consumer spending and financially irresponsible relative to men and third, it was a way for elites to get more _power_ by allowing 2 votes instead of 1, while sowing division between genders (divide and conquer baby) Big business and Big government used them as 'useful idiots' to get more power and wealth, nobody _ever_ really gave a shit about "women's rights", men, women, or corporations/government.

[@gcstudios9091]

I'd believe it

[@DarksLightFury]

Michael and Brett are like rare type of people who can make them feel bad in the sweetest tone possible.

[@DrSwazz]

They got that “bless your heart” personality down pat

[@theidpboi6205]

Brett would make a great asian mom in that case

[@ajyyoung3263]

Brett you have it 100% right. We were fed lies on silver platters all throughout the 70’s. Thankfully I saw through it in my late 30’s -40’s before I destroyed my marriage.

[@pretty_fly_for_a_jeskai]

I think Michael is probably the best to these conversations because he's strong in his convictions and able to support them but also quite agreeable temprementally

[@lenniegodber7805]

I’ve made it a rule in life not to take anyone seriously who thinks the word “like” is an effective substitute for half the words in a typical sentence.

[@ironymatt]

People started disqualifying themselves by that criteria in the 80s

[@homesteadgamer1257]

Like, what makes you, like, think that, like, you have any right to, like, judge them? Like ---?!

[@homesteadgamer1257]

You guys remember when "he was all" and "she was all" came out? I think I was 12 or so. I remember thinking that was incredibly stupid, but it caught on to me about halfway through the school year. I specifically remember that phrasing because my made fun of how weird it sounded. Now that I'm 40, that was a humiliating era.

[@NM-ok9wb]

:( sometimes i cant help it when i talk to some people.

[@ironymatt]

@@NM-ok9wb it's not an issue if it's during small talk the odd time, but when it's about serious topics or if it's every third word that's when you've got a problem

[@Cationna]

I've never heard anything sadder than a completely un-self-conscious admission that a woman feels she needs to sleep with someone or she'll be rejected and alone, and not in one toxic relationship, but on a cultural and societal level, and that she's resigned to this being her definition of freedom for everyone.

[@starryknight8820]

As a Psychology student I enjoyed this! I agree that there is a victim mentality and victim addiction in America. I personally was raised to believe I was inadequate because I was a girl and that I didn’t matter as much as a man. This message rung through family, School, and society. It was refreshing to hear that women actually hold more power than we think or in some cases are told. I personally don’t want to be a victim just because I’m a woman, and I think the accountability message is on point! We need to be responsible for the consensual choices we each make and understand what a victim really is. Women need to know they aren’t victims of society, we have a voice and just need to use it!

[@pepps1943]

"As a psychology student..." Cringe AF. Please never say that again lmaoo

[@kelbycross8115]

This one's out of dishes boys.

[@hhj186]

@ek5371Maam, right now women have more power than men. Women are spoon fed a victim mindset and told they should feel victimized when in reality Your lives are more valued (The Draft, and most men jumping to protect women) You control the relationship dynamic You are favored in courts with divorce and custody battles You even have better employment opportunities, a man who has more experience and education for a job is likely to get rejected in favor of having a woman (brownie points for diverse women) so they can meet a quota. Not to mention that before Roe V Wade, if a man was lucky enough to get a girl to choose to sleep with him, if he accidentally got her pregnant it was completely up to the woman if she wanted to keep the baby and force him to pay for a child he didn’t want for almost 20 years or reject taking responsibility and just kill his baby.

[@hhj186]

@ek5371Feminism as far as equal rights, building careers, and equal payment is awesome and I’m fully behind it. But Feminism has just turned into a female supremacy movement. Women have equal rights and pay, the whole movement was completed successfully decades ago, so why are they treading the exact same ground? I fully believe feminism will never be satisfied until men are second class citizens and little pets that are easily disposed of. Then they can pay back years of their delusional “oppression,” I doubt that radical feminism will ever succeed Because if these women ever stopped feeling “oppressed” then they’d have no more excuses for their shitty behavior

[@viperstriker4728]

@ek5371 That's your perspective, but have you ever tried to see it from your brothers perspective? If I had to guess he probably felt the same way, especially if you have a younger brother.

[@valearryia]

When i found out he went on the podcast i got so excited to see the results and he didn’t disappoint

[@athomewiththemrs9410]

I tried watching it also when I heard he was on the podcast. But I had to stop in the middle. Those girls were giving me a migraine😵‍💫

[@homesteadgamer1257]

I've tried watching bits before, but these clips Brett shows are actually watchable. Michael's aura seems to really be keeping the crazy feminists in check, which is nice to see for once.

[@proudamerican1111]

My husband was very anti marriage. His parents had a nasty divorce and he never wanted to go through that. I made clear on our second date I wasn't having s*x until marriage and I wasn't interested in casually dating. I was dating for a spouse. We've been married 13 years. You'd have to ask him but I don't think he's trapped. He knew my standards and chose to pursue a relationship. There's millions of other women. Have standards ladies

[@toddhellyar4167]

Life, marriage, everything, is a compromise. The leftist ideologs think they deserve ultimate selfish happiness and invent reasons why others prevent them from success. Utopia doesn't exist. And.... good for you.

[@doyoulikecrystalgel]

The problem here is that modern womens standards essentially point to; "is he 6ft? does he have a 6-figure salary? is he hung like a horse? do other women desire him? and can I take all of his shit after I divorce him for a hotter dude?" These are the standards of the VAST majority of modern, western women, regardless of political affiliation. I'm going to assume that you're NOT a feminist since you ACTUALLY have standards for yourself (if so, excellent), but you are a needle in a haystack. Men adjust - we are pliable in relation to our environments. It's no accident that the vast majority of men (like how your current husband WAS) are saying NO to marriage, much less relationships. We see the world in a far more broad view than women do, and we adjust accordingly. I for one have decided I'll likely NEVER get married as I've worked way too hard and have become far too successful to have a woman be inclined to walk away with half of my shit. Regardless, good luck to you and your husband! Idk you, but I'm going to assume that you're a good woman, so prayers that y'all are in good hands.

[@djaeger-k5m]

Unless you were a virgin, this won’t fly in today’s dating world… men are far more aware and women are far more promiscuous today…

[@justinlambert6885]

Back then it was extremely taboo to cheat on your spouse, the entire community would shame that person for life. Nowadays people trade marriage partners like Pokemon cards

[@theidpboi6205]

Are you a rapper? Because that was a BAR.

[@aubreycarter7624]

Never heard it described that way, and I hate that you're basically right. Our society tells itself that we're so progressive, when in reality, we've fallen in so many ways.

[@senoow4215]

@@aubreycarter7624 nothing that cant be fixed with time

[@rohangeorge712]

I choose you!

[@charlessynowiec3876]

@@aubreycarter7624we’re most definitely going backwards

[@bbrasky]

Knowles killed this. The happiest women I've known have generally been trad. Sure they worked at first, but when kids arrive can exit work. Most of my friends had stay-at-home moms. And considering how things went in the covid era, proved how important that flexibility was. Thats why you PLAN a family instead of getting knocked up and scramble to try and make it work.

[@GenXfrom75]

Even the best plans go awry. My first was definitely not planned but he probably saved my life. My third was my last planned child. I was 32. My husband and I decided 3 was perfect. I used an IUD and 5 years later, it was time to replace it. Then I was 37. It expelled itself so I went on the pill. And got pregnant, on the pill. And at 38, we had an unplanned blessing. I'm forever grateful God had a different plan than we did.

[@GenXfrom75]

Generally speaking, though, yes, planning a family is ideal.

[@Investigativebean]

True story. Sadly, our society is not supportive of the nuclear family. It is much less practical than having two incomes. I am a stay at home mom, and my husband makes what is supposed to be a middle class income, but we sacrifice a lot for me to be home. My own mother stayed home with us until I was a teen. I am so much more grateful for what my father did to make that possible, and that was in the 90s. Nevertheless, being a mother and creating a home for your family is empowering af. In my opinion I have an incredible responsibility and I am so proud of what I have accomplished thus far. Despite having a career I loved before i had a family, my current role is my favorite. We also made the decision to homeschool, which I never imagined in a hundred years that I would be down with. It was another decision that I recommend if you’re able. The benefits we have seen are immeasurable. There are few drawbacks aside from our state having strict homeschool laws.

[@ItsOKtobeNormal]

Ugh, I hate the word trad so much.

[@kaitlanparks8061]

My daughter’s conception was a forcible act by my ex-husband. He was ridiculously abusive in every form of the word. But despite being part of what I feel is the only acceptable excuse for pregnancy termination, I chose to keep and fight for her. God rewarded me in making everything about her everything good that has ever been part of me. She saved my life, not the other way around. I suffer from severe PTSD, but at no point in the past 13 years have I ever looked at her and seen the trauma. She is a beacon of light for me and being her mom is so much of what makes me who I am. I used to be an atheist, pro-choice, career-driven, man-fearing feminist. But I then met my current husband of 8 years who adopted said daughter and has been the best dad, husband, and *man* I can imagine. I am now, by the grace of God, a fulfilled full time wife and mother. I am being made whole from my trauma because I fully embraced what my true roles are. And I am instilling that into the beautiful sweet girl that God knew I needed because it is the very least I could do.

[@TheGr8erPurpose]

What a testimony! God bless you, keep you, strengthen, and empower you and your family! Praise God for what He’s done. Genesis 50:20 You (satan) intended to harm me, but God intended it all for good. He brought me to this position so I could save the lives of many people. Revelation 12:11 - keep sharing your testimony! May God strengthen you and your family for the walk ahead, and May the mountains He moved through you and through your life, may it be a piercing light into this dark dark world and glorify His Almighty goodness in Jesus name. Much love my sister 🤍

[@mariasansanna3937]

God bless you ❤

[@tsukinoasuna3574]

May the grace of god be with you always. ❤

[@ReligiousG]

​@@N0p3er5, I'm glad you went ahead and gave birth to the child despite your family's objections. Though, if I can give my thoughts, you should've continued to do so and kept him. You mentioned they kept threatening to make both your lives hell if you didn't give him up, so they coerced you into it. And coercion, as you may or may not be aware, is a manipulative tactic involving force or threats, so the person being coerced may start to think that the consequences of Not doing the action are worse than the consequences Of the action. (i.e. giving him up after birth) So if I had been in your place, I would 'put my foot down' and made it clear to them: "This is My life and My child that I'm pregnant with, which makes giving him up or not My decision, and My decision alone. Not. Yours." And if they were acting that way because you conceived of rape, then remind them that the act of rape itself is bad, but the child as a result isn't. Because whether a child was concieved in wedlock or out, he/she was concieved for a reason. And I wish more people would realize that.

[@ReligiousG]

@@N0p3er5, noted. Though it may have come across as insensitive, it was in no way intended to be. I'll refrain from doing so in the future.

[@zachhayes4954]

Micheal did such a good job. He was straight up like a father figure, not some dude just there to act like he knows it all. One of the better guest they’ve had on there

[@jesswanderland]

I got a family cookbook that went back 4 generations recently. In part of the book there was some writing about what it was like living through the great depression in 1929 and what it was like being a homemaker. Most women back then never felt "disadvantaged" and were thrilled to share recipes and grow large gardens. They loved it, they were very self sustaining and loved the simple life. Reminds me of how we're teaching people now that they are "disadvantaged" and how long they have been teaching this ideology. It's a shame. Women are so miserable.

[@bbrasky]

I have one too. My grandma started keeping it in the 1920s, one of those essay journals with the B+W speckled cover. Crumb cake, chicken casserole, how to can vegetables. Its funny because a lot of the measurements are pinches and spoons, or it just says "add milk" with no indication of how much. So you have to know what you're making to make it, if that makes sense. Its tricky.

[@jesswanderland]

@Bill Brasky it's really cute how even after my grandma's kids grew up and moved away she got an email so her and her sisters and friends could still email recipes back and forth. I don't even think she made most of them but she did collect them 😂 there is a key for "pinch" and "dash" etc that I found amongst her recipes but I haven't found one that says "add milk" without a measurement but I would assume that means 1/2 to 1 cup of milk or based on the consistency of what you're making (bread dough vs pancake mix for example).

[@bbrasky]

@@jesswanderland Yea, pinches and dashes are basically an indication of just a light addition, to taste. "Add milk" would be for something like mashed potatoes, because thats widely variable depending on how many are to be served. In all those cases, the cook knows what they're "going for" and it's just noted so you don't forget to add it. I grew up at grandmas knee so I knew what she was doing, and how it was supposed to taste. She was more specific in baking than cooking, because baking is science and cooking is art. Having the book itself is the important part, because eventually you forget about those dishes and one day just stop making them, and they are lost to time. I once said the word "einbrenn" to an older Jewish lady I worked with and she looked at me like I had a hole in my head. "Who the hell taught you that word?" Grandma, she was German. Thats their word for thickening drippings to gravy.

[@spinstercatlady]

Go a little further back to just the Victorian era, and being a woman was generally not a good time. Things improved by the 20th century thanks to suffrage and the women's rights movement (as Brett mentioned), but prior to that women were essentially chattel property with few to none rights and options.

[@bbrasky]

@@spinstercatlady Bruh, unless you were a VIP, life was pretty shitty for everybody. Watch something like Gangs of New York. Not for the violence, but just the basic living. It sucked, everyone worked their asses off or died in the fukkn mud. If shit went sideways, your kids died. You had to be real serious about every aspect of a solid family life. In that regard, man and woman each had a role in the survival of the family AND one another, and they learned their role at the foot of their elders. Women learned woman shit, and men learned man things, and they assumed their natural roles when they took a spouse. This is not "holding down" the woman, thats a friggin meme, it's just all they knew how to do life. Deprogram yourself from the equality feminist bullshit, and try to put yourself into the actual period. Truth is, you'd probably WANT family and guidance, a provider and a protector if you were a woman. Theres a legit reason maverick women of the period were legendary, because they were very very rare and seldom successful. If they struck out on their own, they almost always ended up earning their living on their backs.

[@censortube8662]

That woman really said "who cares about history" People like that are the problem. If you don't know history you are doomed to make the same mistakes as the past.

[@robertbusek30]

Many leftists live in what I like to call the “Eternal Now.” They simply do not care about the past except as a way to demonize their opponents in the present. Similarly, they do not care about the future except as a tool to justify their beliefs in the present.

[@danielrichardson4868]

Also, if history doesn't matter, why do we do anything in the present or future. At the end of the day - all we have is our memories on our death bed, lets make them ones we can be proud of :)

[@asiaellis2164]

Plus history literally repeats itself. She’s ridiculous 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@jadorianempire9754]

Exactly.😭

[@liddokun2]

100th like

[@tarynwyatt8731]

I have to admit, of all the DW hosts, it took me the longest to warm up to Knowles, I was first introduced to him via Matt Fradd and PWA where he was talking to all dudes, but seeing him in his interviews and on the whatever podcast I am now a fan. You're right, he is totally lovely, his confidence is gracious and joyful rather than arrogant.

[@amilmcintosh2101]

Micheal Knowles was explaining something to them and the girls started laughing at it because they didn't understand. That was the first time I saw people try to make fun of someone because the language that person was using was too smart for them to comprehend lol

[@grandmaflips1984]

LOL, I am 14 and this has happened to me when opening up about my thoughts on controversial subjects.

[@_theHUMUNGUS]

"That was the first time I saw people try to make fun of someone because the language that person was using was too smart for them to comprehend" Dawg you must still be very young because that is a super common deflection tactic for morons.

[@axeisthill5386]

Sometimes people laugh to hide their insecurity or nervousness. I can sympathize with that, especially here where there is so much tension.

[@AlexKS1992]

Take it from a guy that has been humbled getting my ass handed to me a few times people will laugh after being owned or to cover up nervousness or anxiety. Or it could be those women are about as sharp as a bowling ball.

[@haghendowdy4750]

I distinctly remember a girl telling me in 11th grade advanced literature "you're too smart to be friends with us" ~6yrs ago

[@tripperjones1294]

I watched the entire 5 hrs and to see these girls try and stand toe to toe intellectually with Michael was glorious. He just walked up and down there weak arguments from front to back

[@iceman00behave]

​​@Brett M I think that's giving them too much credit. I think they don't know, and they don't care to keep an open mind about the points made, especially that girl that was sitting all the way to the right. That's a side effect of victim culture.

[@lifeof5498]

Brett, with every comment you made, you hit the nail on the head every time...And so was Michael! You were right about him being a father figure to these girls. I honestly kinda wish you were on the whatever podcast as well! Having you on the podcast would for sure make a strong impact on these girls not only because you're around the same age as them, but because you are WAY beyond their level of maturity and knowledge!! Obviously, you don't have to if you don't want to, but if you did...then dang!! That would be an episode I'd pay for and watch for the full however many hours it may be!

[@obscuraxxxx]

I find it so interesting about the topic of women controlling sex, because as a woman, I can see it from the viewpoint of 'oh if I don't put out, the guy will leave me and I'll end up alone' but I also have never 'put out' because every situation made me incredibly uncomfortable. I've also watched my other friends go through this turmoil, and I also went through emotional turmoil with guys until I was told the quote- 'if he wanted to, he would.' That utterly changed my perspective on things, and after being rejected by a guy when I told him I liked him, I have felt this massive weight lift off of me that cleared up my fear of rejection but also made me realise that the red flags I saw in our differences in values mattered so so much. Now I feel a relative calmness in my dating decisions and I see that I have steadfast values and if they don't match those, then I simply move on. I thought I was just a hopeless romantic wanting to find my twin flame but I guess I'm just wired like a woman who wants commitment! I even get told by other women that they wish they had waited longer and that I'm not missing anything. I'll find my true love one day, I'm sure. :o)

[@nightlysobbing]

So true. You weed out a lot of poor quality men by withholding sex until you are married.

[@9.sugarandspice]

OMG Same. I always worry that a guy won't like me but I just keep reminding myself that he's not the one then anyways

[@9.sugarandspice]

@@nightlysobbing THIS. SAVES YOU SO MUCH ENERGY BC U ALREADY CAN TELL IF U AND SOMEONE VALUES ARE ALIGNED AND IF NOT U MOVE ON TO THE NEXT

[@Tenchi707]

You don't have to put out, you shouldn't in fact you'll weed out the guys who actually want to be in a relationship from the guys who just wanna get laid because trust if a girl just lets me have sex with her no way in hell am I gonna date her after that.

[@kylespevak6781]

"If I don't put out, the guy will leave" I'm guessing you're 20-something? 😂 Stop dating guys that just want to fuck you

[@savsmiles3042]

I wish I had seen these conversations growing up or had parents to teach me these things about setting boundaries with men and not wasting my time with the ones who didn’t want to commit and trying to change them. Great advice ,Brett. You’re wise beyond your years! You’ll make a wonderful mother one day:)

[@the0ghost069]

Now you know and can pass it on to the next generation. Give us all hope for a better society. God bless you all.

[@ew5601]

“And they were told woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle” That analogy has me dead. 💀 😂

[@toddhellyar4167]

There is a rock somewhere, which you have been living under

[@ew5601]

@@toddhellyar4167 ?

[@toddhellyar4167]

@@ew5601 That analogy is as old as the hills.......I was wondering how you could have missed it

[@ew5601]

@@toddhellyar4167 Oh. Idek 😂 I’ve just never heard anyone say it. I do live under a rock though, you’re not wrong. Thanks for telling me that’s a thing cause I thought he made it up on the spot. 🫣🤣 Edit: Just found out my mom’s under the same rock. Maybe it’s where we’re from? 😂

[@Jazzy-Mintz]

@@ew5601 don’t worry that’s the first I’ve also heard that analogy 😂

[@seanodonnell429]

Last year, I participated in the production of a documentary about a restaurant in Connecticut opened and operated by two second-wave feminists since 1977 (the documentary was about the restaurant’s 45th anniversary). The message that these two feminists preached seemed, on surface level, inspiring - these ideas about living freely, pursuing what makes you happy, not letting men define you, etc. The real tragedy was unfolded when we interviewed the daughter of one of the restaurant owners. She revealed that her mother basically abandoned her and the family in pursuit of feminist ideals and free love. She never really had a close relationship with her mother growing up. Most of their interactions were characterized by conflict and the mother putting her daughter down for not living up to her her feminist ideals. She grew up unsure of herself and unsure of how to pursue relationships with men (or if she should even do so). She didn’t even get married and have children until her 40s. Feminism destroys families when allowed to flourish unchecked, and it ultimately makes women unhappy.

[@ten_tego_teges]

What's the name of the document? I would love to see it!

[@adamcrawford5193]

This is interesting. It also sounds analogous to atheist kids or heaven forbid gay children in a deeply religious household. Its less the feminist views causing the problem and more the denial of any view or way of life that doesn't match your views. religious, feminist, etc. It doesn't actually matter what the view is.

[@anniecrenshaw8478]

@@adamcrawford5193 it does matter what the view is though. True and false; good and evil do exist. So yes it is bad to expect feminism form your kid but no it is not bad to expect going to church. Because they are different things.

[@adamcrawford5193]

@@anniecrenshaw8478 How exactly are they different? Feminism teaches equality, specifically in the sexes but also general equality. It gets taken to the extreme in new age Feminism, but there is good in there. Same thing applies to religion, there are good lessons and ideals in there but when you take it to the extreme you get crusades, and kids committing suicide because of the exclusion and treatment they receive.

[@somethingelse9535]

@@adamcrawford5193 Feminism teaches that men are women are the same and the only differences are societal, which is the great lie. Feminism is fundamentally about destruction of the family and feminists are simply women who want to be men. This leads to children becoming broken adults and there are so many examples of this. Your example of gay children in a religious families are a minority, since homosexuality in humans runs at only 1.5 to 2%. But hey, let's destroy society because you think rules should be changed to suit a tiny minority.

[@tl_phantom2067]

Thank you Brett. You and the rest of DW have made such an impact on my life and I want you to know the difference you have made.

[@drakehansen8099]

The two girls on the left were very open and level headed, even when they disagreed. Lots of respect.

[@bethannalou]

You could actually see their intelligence - they listened and understood what he was saying even when they disagreed, and they waited to speak until they were sure of what they wanted to say instead of jumping at everything with half-formed incoherencies. The rest of the girls clearly didn't understand a lot of what Michael was saying, and were just waiting to jump in at key words with regurgitated talking points.

[@SpaNkeee]

I had to google when Brett said "these are young girls my age" how old she is and she's 21. It's mind boggling to think that these girls on the panel and Brett Cooper are the same age lol It's like comparing a toddlers brain with an adult one

[@ixanuay]

True. I am 19 and am regarded a nerd and oversmart. My name is Brett too

[@USMC-Goforth]

Not sure who any of the other women are but i know the one on the end with the arn tat is Keeko

[@puddleduck1405]

yeah lmfao im 17 and more mature than them in that sense

[@abalamdepaimon6891]

Men are physically strong, women are emotionally and supportive strong. I don't know why it's hard to grasp. As a kid, i was afraid of my dad because he was huge and superhuman strong (in a kids eye) and he would scold me when i did something wrong. But he also taught me many physical related things. My mom would alwaysbe kind and soothing, patching up my wounds from my escapades on the playground and be an emotional anker in times i felt down. But it needs both those parts, and that's why single parent kids get broken. If you just have a father, you will have problems emotionally, and just having a mother will do the same but in the other direction. It's similar to being the only child of the family. Those kids are also broken and usually bullied at school. Because normal family means man and wife + at least 2 children. That is normal. You can do whatever you feel like doing, but you don't get to get bonus points for beings lgbtq and adopting a child or more. It is still not normal and will not help anyone involved to evolve into a normal sane human being.

[@tracerobertson2603]

Brett literally being more attractive than any of the whatever podcast panelists by simply possessing critical thinking skills and common sense. Insightful commentary and a good laugh, once again. Keep up the phenomenal work 👏

[@redpillfreedom6692]

Simping pretty hard.

[@meleebrawler6462]

Man, this was easily one of the best episodes of the Whatever podcast yet!

[@denissingleton325]

What Brett said about women having more power now is spot on it’s exactly why I rarely ever say or act on anything I think to women because I don’t want any consequences of a woman accusing me for something that I didn’t even do because society will believe the woman over a man like me

[@lobotomiepraktikant1128]

Glad there are still some women out there, who know how rational arguments work :D I am gettting more and more sick with society, watching that video felt a bit refreshing, thank you :)

[@TheJessC]

I would pay to have Brett on Whatever podcast. I'd be eating popcorn while watching her make the other "ladies" have mental breakdowns.

[@hmmmmwaitwho5409]

This girl gets it... Need more women like this

[@karissakirkpatrick938]

"All you have to do is start talking about war and swords and all these girls would get up and leave" HAHAHA! I'd be loving it 😂

[@IN-tm8mw]

My biggest takeaway from alot of conversations like these are, "We're terrified of being cheated and played for fools so we'll play them before they can play us." This is what media has done, why they talk like all men before feminism were unfaithful and had secret mistress. Now that same fear has been flipped towards men. The point of life in Modern Human Society is retirement. Building enough assets to raise a family and retire or just working towards retirement. Having an unfaithful or bad partner jeopardized that for both parties. I love that these conversations are happening, because if this isn't shorted out soon...

[@cremonster]

Social media has also caused women to have this unattainable standard for a man and the guys that they feel reach that standard don't want them. So instead of finding a man that actually wants them, they keep dealing with being treated like crap and blame ALL men

[@robertbusek30]

Is there any data comparing adultery rates between today and decades past? Because I would think that the rise of social media would have made cheating on a spouse or partner a lot easier.

[@IN-tm8mw]

@@robertbusek30 I think i've seen small time studies talking about, Physical cheating and emotional cheating. Subjects like the "Work Husband" and "E-girls". I think it's easier today also but these women talk like traditional relationships were rampant with cheating but that only how it was depicted on TV for ratings and drama. I remember how daytime TV dramas like "All my children" were watched by women all over the nation.

[@kylespevak6781]

I saw a woman on one of these brag about how she "played a guy" by him flying her out, fucking her, then sending her home 😂

[@kylespevak6781]

Based on "The Button", women often destroy things out of fear or things being destroyed

[@kyliehazel1925]

BRETT! You are literally so amazingggg! Thank you so much for being such a role model for me and so many others!!

[@skshade6805]

As a man, I would reaffirm my gf, or wife, those 9 months of carrying a child is the strongest thing anyone could do. Because if that woman smokes or drinks, she has to cut that out for the child. She has to think about that child more over herself then herself for 9 months. That's the strongest thing a woman can do. Also imagine doing that at the same time as working a 9 to 5. That amount of stress. Wooh.

[@homesteadgamer1257]

I am impressed Mr. Knowles sat with those types of girls for 5 whole hours. Just the thought is agonizing to me. He truly was made to teach people how to look for the Light.

[@OLVTUNDE]

This video was definitely hilarious. He was soooo chill. We all need a Michael Knowles level of chill😂

[@homesteadgamer1257]

You can see how his calmness was rubbing off on the girls even just from these clips Brett shows. They started out on high defense mode. All the accolades to Michael for that. I can't normally watch that podcast, the girls on there stress me out so hard. I'd have stormed off in minutes.

[@yodamaster757]

He absolutely did kill me with his jokes bro 😭😂😂

[@bilson7523]

4:30 Absolutely! Pair Bonding is a thing! I wish people would acknowledge this. Doesn't mean you literally break emotionally the moment you have premarital sex, but we know body count is one way to dull that feeling of intimacy.

[@brianhebert9497]

Let’s take a moment to appreciate how awesome the editors of this channel are. I love all the clips and things they do

[@ShaynaBasque]

Loved the hollow knight nod❤

[@Belgas173]

Master Roshie "oof, going to need a sensu bean for that." made me laugh so damn hard 🤣

[@hesadork1310]

@@ShaynaBasque fr, I love that game

[@alissia_grace5516]

Bojack and breaking bad ❤️

[@youngconservative]

As a 16 year old girl, Brett Cooper and Michael Knowles are my role models. They’re the two sweetest and funniest people ever. Can’t thank them enough for all that they do. ❤

[@F30-Jet]

You are on the right path. Thank heavens.

[@thoughtless117]

good to hear.

[@grungegirl04]

NO WAY!! ME TOO🦆✨good to know there more like us out there😪🤚

[@user-fiF5ei8tyah]

Brett still young. Might change. Very good now.

[@Bdhdheksnsb]

@@user-fiF5ei8tyah when they change it’s always from a libtard to a conservative. It rarely ever goes the other way.

[@talia9424]

3:25 In classical Latin, you pronounce a "v" as you would a "w." However, the Latin used in church services ("Ecclesiastical Latin") differs. Some of the words don't translate the same as they would under the context of classical Latin. Ecclesiastical Latin mainly differs from classical Latin in grammar and vocabulary, but the pronunciation of certain letters also changes between the two. "V" in Ecclesiastical Latin is pronounced as in the word "vine," for example. So, Michael is sort of right. "Deus vult" is a phrase attributed to Ecclesiastical Latin, therefore, Michael pronounced it correctly. I should note, though, Ceasar technically did say "weni, widi, wici" because he spoke classical Latin. If you were referring to said quote and were familiar with Ecclesiastical Latin, it would not be totally wrong, per se, to pronounce it as written.

[@Rose_nightmares]

Thank you for pointing it out

[@Rose_nightmares]

I was looking for this comment

[@YannY1150]

As a 19 year old guy, I sometimes think I missed out on dating in high school, but then I got chills remembering most of the girls were carbon copies of the ones in this video.

[@matthewurquhart2262]

I was a late bloomer too my senior year of hs I started dating and believe me you missed nothing it's mostly a frivolous popularity contest

[@mikahong]

​@@matthewurquhart2262 I was never interested in dating in hs and tried in college. While I didnt have much luck even then, I discovered that you're better off making friends and honing skills and hobbies as a teen than date. College shouldnt be a place to hurry in dating too and just keep improving yourself.

[@mikahong]

Noticed that too, great example of being prone to influence. If ppl tell you who they are, believe them...some dont even try to hide how ppl should stay away from them.

[@meelash1]

You wife them and then mold them the way you want.

[@loraelizabeth7580]

To the birth control thing, I have been menstruating since I was 14, (I’m now 22) as the years went on my cramps got progressively worse and worse. It got to the point where they were so bad that I would cry and yell. I was basically useless for the first day or 2 of my period every month because I could barely get out of bed. It finally came to a head last year when I was woken up very early in the morning with cramps so bad that I immediately started sobbing, my mom came to check on me and I made her lay down in the bed with me because they were so bad I didn’t want to be alone. We went to the gyno and she prescribed me birth control, no tests to see if it might be something else (I’ve suspected endometriosis but I tend to be a bit dramatic and think the worst). I took it for only 2 months and stopped because it was affecting my ADHD meds. This was 5 months ago and still my cramps have been no where near as bad as they were, I’m not complaining but it definitely did something I just don’t know what.

[@axeisthill5386]

You are not alone in this. A lot of women experience the same thing and prescribed birth control. There are alternatives that will not have the side effects of birth control, which does a great deal of harm to your body as it keeps you from creating the proper amount of estrogen and progesterone for your body to grow the way it should. This could lead to infertility for the rest of your life, if not something worse.

[@bbrasky]

It goes away. My (ex)wife was like you when she was young. She's normal now. But it definitely effed her up for a while.

[@wendymcevoy7135]

Same thing happened with me. I was 11, vomiting and intense cramps first 24 hrs. Missed school and next day so weak I could barely walk. Mom took me to gyno, put on a couple antispasmodic pills with no relief. Birth control prescribed at 13 yrs old. It gave me so much relief. Lighter periods, no pain, etc. that was like 1978. I was so happy but end of every month I would get migraines. Then went on to have 2 complicated pregnancies with 2 breech kids, c-sections, told no more children, had tubal ligation. Late 20s started the autoimmune diseases. Hysterectomy at 32, left both ovaries because I was so young. Now at 56 suffering terribly, is it related I’ll never know for sure but it makes you think. There is genetics to both problems though. Had to stop being a nurse in 2015 😢

[@Name..........]

​@Wendy McEvoy it's more then likely not as genetic as you think hormones affect everything half of the chemicals you ingest as imbalance. A high amount of estrogen can lead to endo and ovarian cancer/ tumors. Hormones affect how often and when you ovulate. It'll affect your mood emotions it can affect if your stressed and if you get depressed.

[@haghendowdy4750]

@@wendymcevoy7135 Thanks for writing this, was insightful into something I can't possibly experience myself as a man but want to understand better in order to understand the problems women in my life experience. I'm sorry for your troubles but appreciative of the wisdom you've gained- best wishes!

[@that_one_athena_cabin_girl]

There's actually one quote I love that was said by a man that was about the Christian Bible: "The woman was made out of the rib of Adam; not made out of his head to rule him, nor out of his feet to be trampled on by him, under his arm to be protected, and near his heart to be beloved." -Mathew Henry And I feel like that's what people tend to forget. We (men and women) were made to love and watch out for each other.

[@blondegiraffe2023]

In essence, that woman that didn't want to be seen as clingy so she gives her body away basically is letting other people dictate her standards, and losers at that. And if she was really honest she would add that she likes the immediate attention and following her lusts.

[@Joseph-C]

That's why these ideologies are pervasive and dangerous. They hijack the lower nature of these young impressionable women. They present a bunch of information to them, such as the fact that men can cheat on them if they get married, men can be violent, men are controlling etc etc, and then tell them that giving in to their lustful desires is actually empowering against this horrible patriarchy. Any idea that convinces young people that giving in to lust is empowering is going to be accepted by young people en masse. It's actually like a sort of mind virus. Unless you have been immunized by ideas like most religions teach which is that true empowerment is following your higher nature, you are basically doomed to succumb to this mind virus and let it shape your world view because it is convenient for your deepest darkest desires.

[@evaphillips2102]

The fact that abortion is legal has only emboldened men to pressure women into sex. You aren’t just declining one guy, the whole of society will treat you as if you’re crazy if you don’t put out within a certain time that’s not on your clock. It’s sick.

[@rwiii5115]

​@@evaphillips2102😂😂😂🤡

[@Pixel.Foxx.]

This was my favorite video when Michael put it on his channel 😂 he had AMAZING patience to be dealing with these completely immature little girls when talking about the subjects they did. They were so disrespectful

[@dbf1dware]

He's a father in real life, to two boys. Of course he has the patience to talk to children. That's part of the on-the-job training. I am certain that he actually views them as children who don't know any better (which really helps with being patient with them). A big part of being a father (or mother) is explaining things, that adults think are really simple, to little kids. That's all Michael is doing here. However, I do greatly commend his patience in dealing with "teens" like these "women" are because of the disrespect. He handled the disrespect superbly. Kudos.

[@joshuafielding7667]

Michael is an absolute gem 😊

[@AZ_CactusFlower]

I and three others endured the chat and podcast all 5 hours…didn’t get much sleep but worth it! Michael did so well!

[@datura_boof]

Thank you! I was taking medicine to stay awake on the east coast 💊 😫

[@FatboyRage]

Excellent points on all sides. Transparency from men and women should be the building blocks towards an actual, meaningful relationship. Everyone should take responsibility for their actions and also deal with the consequences of said actions. Otherwise your just wasting each others time and effort, which in turn leads to more sadness on both sides.

[@davehood2667]

"Feminism teaches young girls that they are somehow not being themselves unless they are being completely and utterly selfish." - C.S. Lewis.

[@pearlcahoon3484]

"Everything goes down hill when you start wearing bell bottoms" me immediately looking down at the obscenely "flare" jeans im wearing 😂😂😂

[@Elwxll]

Brett will have to peel my flares off my cold dead body 😂😂

[@TheSoulCrisis]

@@Elwxll lolololololol

[@chriscahoon903]

hey lol

[@AgentM1776]

Saw most of the whatever podcast the day it premiered, then finished it the next day. Man, Michael Knowles stood his ground on faith and reality against everyone!

[@hel_gaming6047]

Courting needs to become more popular again. There are a few mistakes that wouldn't have happened if I would have placed a courting phase instead of just 'dating'.

[@WickedHumor]

I did not watch the whole podcast, but Michael added an informed, graceful, and enjoyable presence among the other guests. Honestly I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

[@rgreerjr]

Brett is so good with her advertiser transitions I find myself trying to guess when one is going to happen and usually fail.

[@terry9238]

That’s called letting advertisers influence your content. It’s not ethical; and it’s certainly not journalism.

[@rgreerjr]

@@terry9238 no that’s called good script writing you dolt

[@pooljunki1]

she probably has Ben do it at least it seems to be or she is copying Ben

[@DJRazorgirl826]

I want to make it clear, as a 40-year-old whose mother was a nurse. They knew it was dangerous to be on birth control for longer than 5 years when I was 16. They might have even known longer than that. They are just not telling anybody. And that is the truth crime

[@FitTok_]

This dudes level of calmness is downright terrifying

[@dianapowers9585]

I'm in awe of Michael's composure through this.

[@KillerMoth3663]

"Everything starts going downhill when you start wearing bell bottoms" - Brett Cooper 2023

[@scottowens4162]

this is like a watching a teacher talking to kindergarten students.

[@katelynspidel1868]

“Everything goes downhill when we start wearing bell bottoms” 😂😂

[@placebo5466]

Michael put on a master class in that interview. Definitely worth a watch.

[@personreanimation]

As soon as Michael posted the picture of him at the table before the podcast I knew these girls were in for the kindest most gentle dismantling they will ever experience.

[@robertbusek30]

He’s gonna end their whole careers…in the nicest way possible.

[@TKay500]

It's funny that 3 seconds after she says women mental health is down there a damb add for "Better Help".....

[@GreyWind1988]

My wife and I met when she was 24, I was 25. I took all accountability for birth control, and she got off her BC medication, which was unhealthy for her, which she still has not fully recovered from. Yes, birth control is altering women not for good

[@chasemishio1781]

Such a shame how quickly a good idea can go bad in the wrong hands

[@godfirst2072]

I absolutely love this content. I wish daily wire would partner or create a dating website for people who date for marriage and want to create strong families based on faith and shared values. I believe the long term affect of this would be more effective in saving this country than any one show, post, or article. My wife and I love your content and would be proud if our daughters turned out like you and Candace. Keep up the good work.

[@godfirst2072]

@reecerapson2067 Not everyone lives in a place where the majority of people share their values. Surviving financially has become more difficult much less supporting a family or traveling far distances to meet a potential candidate for marriage. The goal of dating requires meeting up eventually. This involves "real people". Expanding the search is practical. You don't walk into random buildings to find a job. You do research. Why wouldn't you focus your energy where you are going to have the highest percentage of success? Marriage is the most important decision you will ever make. Forcing that to happen within the confines of your social circle is impractical. Dating websites or applications only save you time and money when done honestly with the clear goal of marriage. There is no perfect solution, but when making a wise choice clearly defined goals and research only serve to benefit. The creation of strong families start with two people that love each other and share values. Creating a safe space where people with shared values can meet is only going to make that outcome more possible.

[@TxRepublicanGrl8203]

There are Christian dating sites…..which is weird. In my opinion, you can not tell if the person you’re speaking to online is being truthful.

[@godfirst2072]

@@TxRepublicanGrl8203 You can't tell that if someone in person is being honest either. A lot of people identify as Christian, but there values do not go past the church door. I mentioned values, because there are Christians who support politics that go against the principles of the Bible. We need specifics. Claiming the same religion and political party is not enough. People need to know they issue for issue that they are aligned before they waste time and money investing in a relationship destined for failure. The site would merely streamline the process. Unfortunately, dishonesty is unavoidable fact of life.

[@jonpoe4739]

I'm sorry, but the sensu bean reference with master Roshi made me bust out laughing! lol. Give the editing team a raise!!

[@supernerd8067]

SENZU BEAN!

[@lormaeris]

I did not think of Michael's behavior in terms of "kind" or "kindness" But you are obviously right. Thanks for introducing this kind of thinking to me.

[@arkieologist]

Really love ❤ and appreciate your commentary and shedding light and your perspective on all of these cultural topics. Keep on keeping on, Brett.

[@theresalayton9286]

Feminist busted themselves out of a box ONLY to build themselves a new one 🙄..... LOVE YOUR CHANNEL ♥️♥️♥️

[@blairpoisson6474]

I've become a sahm by circumstances in the last 2 years. It's the best thing to ever happen to me. I was a crappy wife/mom/friend trying to be the bread winner. I went through a lot convincing myself not working is ok. I love investing all my time toward my family. It's a blessing.

[@jericho_k]

People want all of the rights but none of the responsibilities. I appreciate all of your content! 🔥

[@PiratePrincessYuki]

One problem today is allot of people go into relationships thinking everything is 50/50. But a real healthy relationship has to be 100/100. You and your partner have to give each other 100% of themselves.

[@nickman2746]

My wife made me wait several dates before we slept together and we are about to celebrate our 9th anniversary and have 2 kids together. Women can control the future and certainty of a relationship

[@courtneymellinger7540]

As a woman, if you want a man who will commit then you have to be a woman worth committing to. Be the woman your dream man desires. When you have that goal you wont be looking for a man at a bar. Good men don’t want a wife just to say they have a wife, they want someone who is going to take on the role of their wife and the vast majority of young women were never told that being a wife and mother is something to strive for. They told they can be whatever they want, except to be a wife and mother because that’s oppressive.

[@lmr31721]

I watched all FIVE hours of the podcast and it flew by actually…. I hope Brett goes on there at some point!

[@Xlaxsauce]

You cannot convince a person they are wrong by telling them they are wrong. You have to walk them trhough why they are wrong without telling them they are wrong. Let them realise it themselves.

[@falsesecurity3068]

“With great power comes responsibility.” -News Mommy, 2023

[@JiraiyaSama86]

Michael Knowles is scary with how often he smiles lol

[@TheAurgelmir]

I read something once, which I believe was written by Asimov as an answer to the question of seeing the world in black and white, which I thought was brilliant: When you see the world in black and white, you always have two options. If you see the worlds in shades of gray, the only option you have is grey. The "spectrum" just becomes a way to muddle the waters. Which is exactly what the girls does too.

[@kcolrawc-1379]

I recently saw a friend of mine watching your show, he seemed kinda nervous when I got in his car until I was like,"oh cool, you watch her too"? And he seemed relieved I said that... lol

[@RX7Cody]

I still can't believe I watched that entire podcast live.

[@jeremiahlee826]

I love that you threw that Dragon Ball Z clip in there

[@sophial3151]

I think it would be interesting to have a panel of men and women who were homeschooled and who were not and see what the difference is on life topics.

[@jamosss]

Brett and Whatever need to come together and make it happen😭🙏🏾. Two worlds I've been fans of for time😂😂

[@MentallyFuzzy]

As someone who is a major Turbo Nerd, I appreciate all of the nerd references in the videos.