How Black Lives Truly Matter | Magatte Wade | EP 271

Magatte Wade is a serial entrepreneur, inspirational speaker, and visionary business leader with a passion for creating positive change in Africa. She is the founder and CEO of SkinIsSkin.com, “the lip balm with a mission,” and is dedicated to reducing racial discrimination while creating jobs and prosperity in her home country of Senegal.
Magatte joins Dr Peterson to discuss her emigration from the third world, and how this influenced her unmitigated belief in capitalism and the free market.
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(0:00) Coming Up...
(0:55)Introducing Magatte Wade
(2:11) Magatte Discusses Her Story
(29:04) Debunking Myths About African Poverty
(40:29) Bottom 10 Countries for Doing Business
(48:57) British Common Law
(55:42) Ghanaian Economist George Ayittey
(1:10:57) Everything Discussed Is Not Mainstream
(1:14:23) Climate Change and Overpopulation
(1:19:51) If Black Lives Matter...
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[@JordanBPeterson]

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[@dertythegrower]

Thank you, hope my original comments or real views are not hidden here, like usual..

[@amanar.1658]

What happened to the Frans de Waal podcast?

[@Will_Smith_Slapping_Xi_Jinping]

Jordan Peterson is a global treasure

[@jrjustrespect7032]

@jordan b peterson would love to taly witj you

[@SimSetSoPalestine]

This Is Tough : Please Leave Politics alone Jordan . I'm scared to watch this After your Transe Debacle followed by Comminist , Ukraine, Muslims & a random black woman from England to talk about America's Biggest Riots & Protest Ever: BLM. I don't know Jordan. But it's getting embarassing. You working Daily Wire has you sounding like Ben. An over produced Propagandist. Your authenticity is disappearing .

[@MagatteWadeOfficial]

Thank you again so much for having me on your show, Dr Peterson. Thank you for the opportunity to share my message with a much broader audience. And thank you to each single person who took the time to listen. It takes a village. With Love and Gratitude - Magatte

[@douglasedwards134]

Magatte, thank you so much in so many ways.

[@mapaz555]

Amazing interview. Go Magatte, keep going, your effort multiplies in others. Strength and faith

[@TechnocratProd]

No, thank you! Your voice and message are important.

[@eekiane1921]

Thank you too, you brought to the table what most of us don't know and those who do, don't want to confront, what you said makes a lot of sense and explains a lot. You are a star, continue shinning bright.

[@ruileitao7323]

Great interview! Glad to know your work and understanding your perspective. Couldn't agree more. Kind Regards!

[@papsbaraedi200]

I'm an African, a student of finance in Botswana and this is one of the most important podcast I've come across in a while, it has reconciled and brought together ideas that I have been trying to figure out in isolation, I'm truly grateful for the knowledge and will take it further into my future endeavors

[@dennisdose5697]

I think she did a great job of putting together different economic concepts, historical realities and a vision for the future. Magatte has clearly thought through the issues and is careful to consider the consequences for people in the future.

[@judgeashley2347]

Ditto

[@CleverGirlAAH]

Stay strong, cuzz!

[@ShadowOfMachines]

I hope you do well friend and bring more prosperity to your home. Maybe one day we'll be hearing about a company you helped build or built yourself.

[@garypotter5569]

"Modern economic theory" I think it's called. Critical Economic Theory it may just as well be called. To go along with Critical Legal Theory and Critical Gender Theory and Critical Race Theory.. etc etc It's 100% Marxism and that is all you will ever need to know. And as such, the enemy of all the free peoples of Earth.

[@RevanaViv]

I got goosebumps listening to this interview. It's incredible. While America is fighting for pronouns, here's an incredible woman who's actually fighting for what her continent needs. Wow just wow❤

[@flourishomotola5306]

Yep, it's crazy.

[@user-gd7ph4fj6w]

Listened to the one she just did with triggernomotry. Gave me goosebumps then I came to this podcast.

[@italkgory99]

I know. It’s embarrassing that we’re over here being pissed off about insignificant shit while people like her are making a real difference

[@Gloria_Smess]

I'd pay good money to watch this woman address the UK Labour Party conference.

[@King01589]

Would Africa start worrying about pronouns if they had success like America ? 🤔

[@KrisLI1408]

That's the true meaning of strong and Independent woman. Being an Immigrant moving to second country, making six figure in her 20s, then try to help her folks back in her home country is remarkable .

[@merovmerov7631]

Thanks to France that got her a free education, and ZERO student debt with french taxpayer money. Not mentioning the free healthcare and subsidised housing. Then when she became an independent adult, and it was time for her to repay a bit of what she was given, she used this free cultural capital to get a futur for herself in the US.

[@brcage]

This is what happens when you let intelligent adults speak honestly... When censorship is removed, all of a sudden things start to make sense...

[@DMWayne-ke7fl]

There is still censorship honey, notice how he doesn't talk to jared taylor.

[@LlibertarianGalt]

@@DMWayne-ke7fl lmao

[@David_Lo_Pan]

Indeed! Censorship and cancel culture is a fast tract to Authoritarianism.

[@Chris-un1ll]

Intelligent?? She's just stating the obvious. She will never do anything. Talks a good game but full of shit.

[@bobbyagee3796]

When adult conversation is actually adult mature open and raw conversation. More ideas, concept, and perceptions are addressed not always agreed but made clear.

[@drewbranch7700]

“When you are in solution mode,you’re no longer a victim” - Magatte Beautifully said and love her.🙌🏽

[@rubyring2461]

I thought that untill the last 15 minutes when racism got bought into the conversation

[@bluejacketergazu2447]

gotta timestamp 25:00

[@pjstasyna1]

Yet starting with skin colour as your entire worldview immediately makes you a victim..

[@ndwayneshilow3266]

@@pjstasyna1 I guess you feel it's irrational for Black people to be considered and feel to be the victims of racism. How does a person deal with racism and not be delusional to believe its not one of the most important issues to deal with?

[@pjstasyna1]

@@ndwayneshilow3266 by stopping being a victim. You can be victimized and not have to wake up every day a victim. Simple as that. Time to let it go now. Not reinforce some nightmare with bogus claims of trauma in peoples DNA and endless blaming. nYC said 225,000$ / person reparations , and already more is wanted. They are doing this with indigenous persons in canada as well... Class action lawsuits and money. It does nothing.

[@dml_32]

I hardly comment on YT, but this has to be the most astonishing conversation I've ever come across. I can feel the passion in every word spoken. Thank you both!

[@jeanettehaines4302]

I had the exact reaction! Amazing!

[@duke01261]

Lmao. This gotta be a bot.

[@GodNSense]

I dont even know how I can be so grateful for what Jordan is doing. We owe Jordan sooo much. And others who are fighting the intellectual fight. Thank you all so much.

[@soxlearning]

"When you are on solutions mode, you are not a victim." Powerful and true.

[@alexanderwindh4830]

True!

[@turkeeg7644]

Says the man whining he got suspended from Twitter.

[@turkeeg7644]

@@highroller-jq3ix Lol...He almost had me.... Kermit toned...I was hoping for some Animal based passion.

[@turkeeg7644]

@@highroller-jq3ix He conveniently left out that part. But hey a white guy in Canada wouldn't know about that. I think it's the create you sick and command you to become well thing.

[@FullMetalMassacre]

@@turkeeg7644 It was actually the guest who said that. So, I guess you weren't listening.

[@albertamatarutse6903]

"English is only my 4th language Jordan, so please excuse me if I stumble on my words." Girl bye! 🤯 This woman is amazing! This is what modern day super heroes look like 🔥

[@republiccooper]

I bet the list would be Wolof, German, French and, finally, English.

[@esperanzacelicaviloria1315]

I totally agree.

[@sandywilson1375]

What an amazing woman, I am a whit SA lady and wish we had more people like her here in our country that is in an absolute shambles at the moment, it's like walking on egg shells, you dare not say anything and you are branded a racist, it is getting worse daily and the political situation is increasing this really horrible situation.

[@buckchile614]

Why is the Talented Tenth the only ones slinging this tune? Maybe because they're the only ones they let make it

[@gg_rider]

@@buckchile614 They? Let? The love and power of this woman is an inspiration to "them" who must be responsible for .. what? Holding back equally talented and inspiring people?

[@agapemvovi]

I am from the Democratic Republic of Congo, but now I am resident in the USA. While listening to Magatte made me think about my experience when I came in the Unites States. I saw infrastructures and other opportunities I benefitted so far in this country as an immigrant, and wondered why political authorities of my country whi have traveled in Europe and America ansd see these things but couldn't replicate that back in our country? I learn a lot from this conversation and I for a moment forgot about my question but today something shifted in my mind...

[@HANKHILLFORTXGOVERNOR]

The west is in stall ever since the communists took hold.

[@LuisDanielFlorez]

Realmente ingrese a esta entrevista por recomendación de mi profesor de comunicación oral y escrita. Debido a que debo sustentar una tesis y siendo sincero no creí que me la podía ver completa, pero cada momento que pasaba era como fakk ¿Qué dice esta mujer? Soy un joven negro, emprendedor, estudiante de Economía y no puedo estar más agradecido con Magatte Wade por contribuir tanto a mi manera de seguir viendo la vida. Frases como la de Peterson: "El recurso natural más valioso es la confianza" y la de Wade: "Cuando estás en el modo soluciones, ya no eres una victima" objetivamente me explotaron el cerebro. Quizás de eso se trata la paradoja del victimismo, mantenerte en una caja donde solo debes excusarte. Desde mi canal de KZbin seguiré aportando ideas como estás, Magatte eres una inspiración.

[@kimberlymoore5186]

As a Jamaican, a person living in a former slave colony, to hear my own thoughts echoed by this wonderful lady is refreshing. I will have to keep pondering, my nation needs a solution as well.

[@livibassy]

I second that my compatriot!!!!!!!

[@44axum90]

Over yah suh unnuh a hide out 🇯🇲 🤣. Just imagine if we had enterntained what Garvey was telling us. In essence, china did exactley what Garvey wanted us to do. This lady is an amazing woman. I'm so compelled to share this video with my peeps. Black people need to wake up in greater numbers and see how vital ecvonomic freedom is to our survival as inhabitants of this planet. Colonel Khadafi was doing a phenomenal job in Lybia which was being extended to Sub-saharan Africa but our beloved Obama mash hi up. One thing we should not forget to point out- we should not forget to point out the fact that these white countries have invested a great deal of resoures in black countries to keep the pour in order to exploit them.

[@lezmckenzie3120]

Kimberly, Jamaica needs to adopt a new monetary system…BTC!

[@AntiAnathema]

Well they be on that ganj

[@coloursoftherainbow8399]

@@benjaminsurname5584 Dude we come here to discuss about the video and what it means to us. If you don't like it get off the vid.

[@daniellaj3350]

“When you are in solution mode you are no longer a victim”! This interview is so powerful in many ways. I’m applying a lot of what is being said to my own personal struggles. Only 26 minutes in but I’m incredibly captivated!

[@xmochix604]

Love that quote!

[@paulrevere2379]

It's only when a person's mind has been unshackled from artificial but common restraints that dominate modern western culture, that a person can think freely, followed by speaking freely and acting in a manner befitting freedom. A person can have access to all the means and opportunities, but if their mind is enslaved to the current system then they will only serve that system. It is indeed refreshing to see examples of free people who will not be bound. Even more rare is to see someone committed to helping others experience freedom let alone two such people conversing about it.

[@paulrevere2379]

@@Zoomo2697 The great irony is that the greatest way for someone to experience freedom is by the deepest commitment to their God-given masculine or feminine role, not to be confused with human culture which often twists such things, especially modern culture which urges people to be free from the wrong things like responsibility and morality...above all virtue. Another part of freedom imo is loving those things which are good, and hating those things that are evil and to do so without the sense of needing to apologize for either one.

[@EricCoop]

This is good stuff! I agree!

[@GiganticWeen]

they both are fantastic speakers, It's like candy for your ears !

[@Jamiepyle1]

I love how he picks her brain a little bit and makes her think even more about why she thinks what she thinks. She is awesome! She has a fire in her heart to do what she does! Thank God she is pursuing this fire! She is changing the world for the better!

[@irmaqualm8920]

What a woman, what a personality What a fantastic lady to listen to. Learned so much in such a short time.

[@zemaria847]

Beautiful to see the PSYCHOLOGIST in Jordan come right out during this interview. As an African young man, I am exponentially grateful to God for Jordan's life.

[@Peter-vi4de]

Exactly what I was thinking!!

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

I agree

[@johnbryan2414]

I'm a 52 yr old white male who didnt have any real life experience with racism til high school which when I realized what was being said by friends and others, I was sick to my stomach and learned quickly that racism did exist. However I do not support BLM simply because that is the definition of racism. Even if it comes from a good place it would be racist to say any particular race matters. Logic says all lives matter. Could you imagine if there was a college fund specifically named white college fund? I'm just saying if you are caught up in believing that a certain race is any more important than yours, whatever that may be, then you are being racist whether you think so or not. Of course the people that do support BLM are also the ones that say no human is illegal. Seriously? That is even more absurd

[@doubleprecision]

@@johnbryan2414 John, you seem like a reasonable guy. But what you are confused with is the thought behind BLM. You see, right now there is a system that disproportionally provides for different „races“, which leads and has led to disadvantage. Setting the focus on the neglected and disadvantaged ethnic groups of society does not translate to these being more important than others. Black Lives Matter means black lives ALSO matter, not ONLY white lives. And that’s because society has clearly shown that black lives are not as „matterful“ as white lives. It’s like having an exclusive day with your oldest. Not because your oldest is more important than the younger ones, it’s because your oldest hasn’t been getting AS MUCH attention lately.

[@allahandro8367]

@@doubleprecision that clearly is propaganda, why is it that cheddar man was plastered everywhere but nobody knows about androvono culture? Why isn’t indo European language taught in school? Why is black panther all black but Thor has to have black Norse gods, it’s all propaganda, most of what leftist say has no actual evidence behind it and the world is waking up to their racism just read the comments on the ring of power; you have always gotten more attention than you deserve, zero dna supporting black Egypt and never has yet saying that is apparently racist

[@TheeSpercialOne]

As an African living in Africa I'm grateful for this episode Doc. Magatte Wade thanks you ma'am 🙏🏾🔥

[@TheeSpercialOne]

@@suzygirl1843 I'm not following. What are you trying to say?

[@kynshra8960]

I dont get it

[@funnyskyanton25account42]

He’s saying he is thankful to both Peterson and Magatte Wade for the podcast episode and engaging in this discussion. (Correct me if I’m wrong).

[@sonofman9404]

Raw education will set you free. She's got Good ideas. Brilliant woman. However, Africa is not independent and still under new methodologies of colonialism (i.e., neo-colonialism). To be blind to this fact is to be ignorant. Great African leaders with revolutionary and transformative ideas to unleash Africa are murdered. The most recent on this list is the murder of Gaddafi and the utter destruction of Libya, a formerly well-to-do country. EUROPE IS THE REASON THAT AFRICA IS IMPOVERISHED! Any ideas that do not start with removing Europeans from the African question will soon meet their doom. That's where to start or they will surely sabotage everything you do that could bring about a fruitful systemic change. They secretly war against any changes in Africa. When you hear them speak of the territorial integrity of the criminal maps that they drew to balkanize, destabilize, and exploit Africa, they mean the integrity of the unjust status quo. That's the status quo that enables their economic interest (i.e., genocidal thievery of African resources) to subsist. They have no problem slaughtering Africans who threaten the status quo. Playing by the Western dictates is the bane of Africa. China does not play by such rules, so any comparison is at best asinine. The most fundamental aspect of development is power (Therein lies good leadership, education, and Afro-centric policies that cannot be influenced by enemies of progress using fraudulent aids)! The power to tell the colonial thieves to go to blazes and burn to ashes and remain alive after that should be Africa's goal! Mugabe tried, but the West quickly sabotaged his country with arbitrary and lawless sanctions. Gaddafi was on the right track for African trade but was murdered in full view of the world. What about Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba, and the rest of the African leaders that were slaughtered by European COLONIAL armed robbers for seeking a better Africa? Africans, including the intelligentsia, are painfully miseducated. The goal of the Western powers, no matter what they say or do, is to pillage African resources and keep them perpetually subjugated. You cannot thrive or prosper when thieves are bleeding your human and natural resources. You must remove the thieves first. Then you can make progress. Thieves in this context mean extremely lawless and murderous armed robbers who supply their African puppets weapons to brutally keep a very shaky peace in the face of a monstrous injustice.

[@noreenm5018]

@TheeSpecialOne, are you from the whole continent?

[@EdithCarnley-kp4xm]

This conversation has answered many questions that were in the back of my mind for a long time. My family has Puerto Rican heritage, and you see many of the same issues that affect poorer countries. The tourism trade is like a blindfold that covers the reality of what it's really like to live there. Often people tend to blame colonialism, but, obviously, it's plain to see that it's the over regulation that stops so much from happening. Thank you Magatte for keeping you mind and heart open to God and articulating your experience. (And willing to do something the right thing about it.) And, thank you Jordan, for addressing this controversial topic.

[@catherinedavidson1661]

Listening to Maggatte speak is poetry, music, passion and wisdom. What an inspirational woman!

[@anthonyayemoh]

Growing up in Nigeria when I first learnt the definition of capitalism I knew it was the solution to our country’s problems. I then went on to hear for the rest of my life how bad it is and this left me looking for other viable solutions. Now I am convinced again that my instincts were right. All hail the free markets!

[@VonGoldfinger]

Every morning when I wake up I am a Capitalist first, and a father second. Yeah, that’s how deep. I don’t want anything to do with socialism.

[@DeplorableBitterClinger]

It's not a perfect system, but it's the only one that has even a chance of working.

[@AbstractAngelArtist]

LOL.

[@suzygirl1843]

@@VonGoldfinger No, you should be a father first because what you saying abut Capitalist first means you are a semen spreading Nick Cannon type who chooses his money first over his familial duties

[@jeangold8789]

@@VonGoldfinger that is the most foolish thing I have heard in a long time. Capitalism as a religious identity. Wow

[@rejavenated]

What I value about Dr. Peterson is that he push forward important conversation. People can say what they want, but he’s necessary.

[@robquinnpc]

It’s a joy when he catches himself and just says “well, how about you tell me what you think about this”. It’s a clever technique not to tell your guest the “answer” so to speak.

[@robquinnpc]

@Fonda Cox says the one who loves communism. Gtfo.

[@robquinnpc]

@Fonda Cox you realize anyone can click your name and see your comment history right? Like where you state communism is love? Yeah ok, gtfo again.

[@dagabgaz3129]

absolutely! long time fan of JP from Ethiopia...great to have episodes like this and JP and taking things a bit outside of the usual western issues!! 👏

[@aojbooker8650]

@Fonda Cox you must be a bot lol

[@karengreen5599]

She is amazing - another review that would be an authentic discussion for Black History month. Thank you for introducing us to her!

[@kristinh.3517]

This brought me to tears. Her passion and vulnerability is so admirable. Thank you for sharing your story and thank you Dr. Peterson for listening compassionately.

[@mezmerism107]

How in the Gods name Jordan's Team found this woman? The way she talk with such incredible charm and energy, radiating passion and hospitality. What a beautiful, genuine and honest woman. I hope her voice can reach broader audience with this. Beautiful content as always.

[@Shemale_Barbie]

Fr he speaking is like watching a action and thrilling movie it is fascinating

[@mezmerism107]

@@Shemale_Barbie She's a good storyteller

[@AJoVee]

She speaks so intently. Refreshingly confident. Fantastic.

[@sethgecko9561]

I've never heard of her but yes she is something. That's a compliment btw. Very formidable

[@ganter5447]

And also the not too heavy to understand African accent is so nice to hear.

[@ZionCrafter]

It’s like hearing myself and many of my battles in another soul. What a beautiful, eloquent, charming and powerful woman. I was born and raised in the UK of Ethiopian parents who fled Ethiopia after the bloody emergence of a Communist Marxist regime that took hold there decades ago. After 35 years in London and after travelling across continents I have now moved to Addis Ababa Ethiopia full time and work on the improvement of my people through education and entrepreneurship. No time for victim mentality. The time for Africans to stand up is now! A stunning continent with soooo much potential.

[@A_U83]

❤️

[@chill_out5403]

More power you you my brother! Best wishes from the US

[@charlesgordon5156]

👏🏽

[@mishyboo566]

You have taught more about Africa, its history & Resourcefulness & Dignity (as it should) in this 1:24.04 time than I have been taught in a lifetime and I'm 56 years old!! Thank You 🙏🏽 You Are An Amazing, Inspiring & Beautiful Soul 🙌🏽👑💯

[@Melody-st4df]

What Articulate people you both are. I learned so much from Listening to Magatte and am blown away by her energy and moral social conscience! Thank you Magatte.

[@elisahulett2785]

This woman needs to do seminars all over the world! Please share this everywhere!!!!

[@malorysommers54]

EXACTLY.

[@malorysommers54]

This needs to be universal!

[@jbrandonporter]

When you're not from the same culture, the first thing you teach one another what you love about your respective cultures, and that's how a better culture is born out of that mixing. - Magatte Wade This is beautiful.

[@PowerGurhl]

I love this so true.

[@rjlee818]

Try that with Sharia Law.

[@anondoggo]

so many quotable lines and this is the one you choose to focus on?

[@davidturner1641]

its super beautiful

[@craigread5603]

Hey it's JBP

[@mh060168]

This has to be the most insightful interview I have ever seen. I can't help thinking that if every person in the world who is capable of understanding this interviews content watched it, in an unbiased way, that the world could and world be transformed in unimageable positive ways. I truly thank Magatte for shattering my previous beliefs and Jordan's skill at pulling out an even greater level of detail and clarification. This was just amazing.

[@richardsnyder7951]

I work in a men's homeless shelter in DC. It's so refreshing to hear some positive ideas to reduce the Poverty in any country. You are a blessing Magatte Wade we need more people Like you in this world.

[@candidapple293]

This woman’s work is going to lift millions of people out of poverty. She is unstoppable. ♥️

[@clintmerz5727]

From your mouth to God's ears.

[@christof123]

Poverty has been around for thousands of years.

[@MrRafagigapr]

@@christof123 poverty will allways exist because its subjective you are a millionaire compared to people 100 years ago

[@skzanagate2980]

A Porsche with no brakes

[@skzanagate2980]

@@MrRafagigapr Facts!!!!

[@0ptixs]

I'm only 10 minutes in and I already have so much respect for magatte. Women like her are the women that change the world for the better.

[@Dani-Claw]

Yet the left extremists will try to smear her because she isn’t "falling in line" like they want all minorities to. Then of course "right" extremists will completely invalidate her because she is a demographic that they don't like...

[@botidobra6221]

African fertility rates are too high. China had a one-child policy in place. There aren't enough entrepeneurs(older smart people) who will hire the youth. In late 19th century Germany and US the fertility rates were much lower than in today's sub saharan Africa.

[@kkcheung6170]

fr, they don't want to admit it but she is what ture feminism should be admittedly calling her the peak of feminism feel like an insult to her, but that just show bad the current feminism is

[@botidobra6221]

@@kkcheung6170 Female education is the key. The first wave feminists had fathers and mothers who have encouraged them to educate themselves.

[@smelltheglove2038]

She doesn’t understand that the reason things suck in Africa is because everyone on the high end in the Preato (spelling isn’t my strong suit) distribution has fled. Things suck in Africa because of the loss of human capital. Instead of fixing the countries problems the people who have the wherewithal to make changes flee. The people left DO in fact have lower scores on the “unmentionable” test. I don’t think the continent, meaning the people, are capable doing any better than what is there.

[@SingingGingerNinja]

Wow! I love hearing women like her. She’s so intelligent and is working towards actual change against inequality and true racism. She practices what she preaches ❤. Such a great listen.

[@GingeRenee]

This woman and interview is amazing. I absolutely adore this lady. She is so inspirational, full of love and compassion, highly intellectual and full of courage. I just love her and I know she is on a mission God put her on. There is no doubt she is on her divine mission and she is a blessing to be on this planet. Thank you JP for this amazing interview. Please have her back. Americans need her messages too.

[@beyondthepage9389]

Miss Wade makes it sound as though Africa is a stupid place for stupid people. I agree with her when she says that corruption is not Africa's problem because corruption is always the symptom never the cause (as is the case with all third-world countries) but I don't agree that Colonialism has nothing to do with it. That is just plain stupid. Colonialism laid the foundation of inequality and instability and neo-colonialism continues to do the job of colonialism via the back door. She acknowledges that Africa was raped tortured and traumatized but then says all Africa needs to do is get over itself. Yes, it is true, Africa does need to get over itself, but that's much easier said than done. Who just gets over centuries of mass trauma just like that. Africa's Metal Health (not to mention its languages, folkways, and moray) have been decimated making the simple solution that Miss Wade is talking about anything but straightforward. Then she talks about being dissolution with the Left like Africa's problem is a Western Democratic problem that is easily resolved with Western-style political solutions. Someone needs to tell her that the Democratic process has never solved third-world problems, only first-world ones. The Democratic process is not robust enough to lift you up from the bottom it is only effective at keeping you on top. Third world Democracies are too easily manipulated by first-world democracies, that is why First world Democracies are so hostile to Third world leaders when they do not have them in their pockets. Such wise leaders have a tendency to get the sort of things done that Western-backed leaders only ever play lip service to. But Miss Wade is not totally wrong, in fact, she is telling many truths and actually makes a great deal of sense, it's just unfortunate that she oversimplifies everything and fails to grasp the overall complexities that make it difficult for Africa to rise.

[@virtualassistantel1853]

I love her. "english is only my 4th language" Fantastic woman, definitely someone to model yourself after.

[@martinzeysims1644]

that was a beautiful flex. she is a titan

[@user-tc7lb6rr4r]

That Flex, Made me piss myself ‘ONLY’ hahahahaha

[@bobjohnson1633]

She's not really a person to model yourself after. She moved to multiple different countries to take advantage of benefits paid for and made by those people, then she got into jobs that made lots of money. She's literally a charity case AND the 1%. Nobody should be asking for charity and 99% of people cannot be in the 1%. Great countries are great because the people that make those countries are making their own little section as best as they can make it. She could have made senegal better, but she didn't, so Senegal sucks. Now, she feels bad and is trying to help other countries become great.

[@anon2427]

@@bobjohnson1633 you are an intelligent and astute man. These idiots want to solve the woes of internationalist liberalism by adding MORE individuality, to speed up the destruction of western cultures MORE, to have MORE immigrants. They are so fucking lost… just as bad as these “woke” protestors if not worse, because at least those woke types are upfront about their hate of whiteness

[@sweetvictoryy]

@@bobjohnson1633 Sounds like you didnt understand a thing that happened

[@emmanuelyerumoh4756]

This interview took me through a roller coaster of emotions and profound truths. Why is the African continent poor? How did Africa become this way? What is the solution? I am so glad i listened to this in its entirety. Thank you for the wonderful interview Jordan and thank you for sharing your experiences Magatte, they were deeply therapeutic.

[@2three362]

@@highroller-jq3ix Credential doesn't always mean truth or credibility. While i don't particularly agree with everything she said, ( i quite honestly i think she has contradicted herself about twice) she is not far off the mark.

[@BramHepburn]

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[@BramHepburn]

@@highroller-jq3ix error sorry

[@darkness595]

What emotional rollercoaster? That the white man is not guilty of our destructions & his vicious & reckless capitalist economic system is the solution & roadmap to liberty and happiness? Lol

[@BramHepburn]

@@darkness595 it is sad that you feel that way, and ever more sad that you always will. Life is short. Don't spend it wallowing in hate

[@jeanettehaines4302]

Wow! This was an AMAZING, enlightening podcast! I have listened to many many JP podcasts, watched debates, lectures, interviews, and shows, but none has inspired me to leave a comment til now! I'm not a social media commenter in general. Thank you for this most compelling enlightenment! JP and Magatte, your wisdom and truth amaze me! You are both unbelieveably impressive humans and I wish you godspeed and longevity in all your pursuits. Keep making the push to change the world as you are doing! God bless and thank you so much! 🤩😍

[@ebiigweze3384]

This is the first interview I'm watching, I'm so captivated to the point that I can't even do my work. It's really remarkable listening to her speak, and watching Jordan getting her to articulate reasons behind her choice of words or certain decisions made..amazing.

[@ahmedalmuhairi81]

This woman is flat out incredible: a true inspiration.

[@MsRoma1981]

You can say that again and again.

[@marteumar8429]

And she’s also hilarious, love her

[@cheebawobanu]

Incredible was the exact word that came to me.

[@beauxtx1959]

This is your best interview ever, Jordan. This is a BRILLIANT discussion of truths with one of the most incredibly insightful and clear-thinking women I've ever seen. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. So inspiring. Kudos to you both and God bless. Jordan, you're back from your tribulations and they made you better than ever! Magette, may you find peace and prosperity beyond comprehension.

[@marabarnet6789]

Ditto!

[@viscache1]

Is it too late to change the rules and vote for Magatte Wade as the next US President?

[@drivesly2866]

Jordan is complete trainwreck at this point. As a former follower and admirer, hes a car crash you cant look away from. Sad to see tbh

[@nadirkhan2250]

@@drivesly2866 Can you please elaborate what's gone so deplorably southward? Genuinely asking. Thanks.

[@SBEtherwave]

Man, thank you for having this woman on this is the best possible example a black person could ever have the pleasure to hear in America. I'm black myself, and I can't tell you how happy I am to see such an example of a person like it means a lot.

[@merovmerov7631]

Don't forget that this black person in america got her education for free in France, without a single $ of student debt. Not mentioning the subsidized housing her parents got, and free healthcare. Maybe its time to ask for a different model in the US.

[@beyondthepage9389]

Miss Wade makes it sound as though Africa is a stupid place for stupid people. I agree with her when she says that corruption is not Africa's problem because corruption is always the symptom never the cause (as is the case with all third-world countries) but I don't agree that Colonialism has nothing to do with it. That is just plain stupid. Colonialism laid the foundation of inequality and instability and neo-colonialism continues to do the job of colonialism via the back door. She acknowledges that Africa was raped tortured and traumatized but then says all Africa needs to do is get over itself. Yes, it is true, Africa does need to get over itself, but that's much easier said than done. Who just gets over centuries of mass trauma just like that. Africa's Metal Health (not to mention its languages, folkways, and morays) have been decimated making the simple solution that Miss Wade is talking about anything but straightforward. Then she talks about being dissolution with the Left like Africa's problem is a Western Democratic problem that is easily resolved with Western-style political solutions. Someone needs to tell her that the Democratic process has never solved third-world problems, only first-world ones. The Democratic process is not robust enough to lift you up from the bottom it is only effective at keeping you on top. Third world Democracies are too easily manipulated by first-world democracies, that is why First world Democracies are so hostile to Third world leaders when they do not have them in their pockets. Such wise leaders have a tendency to get the sort of things done that Western-backed leaders only ever play lip service to. But Miss Wade is not totally wrong, in fact, she is telling many truths and actually makes a great deal of sense. it's just unfortunate that she oversimplifies everything and fails to grasp the overall complexities that make it difficult for Africa to rise.

[@mikkyshort]

This has got to be my favourite listen in so long. She makes so many great points that could spark so much conversation and enquiry. Loved it

[@WilliamBoise]

This is one of the best conversations I have ever heard regarding economics, Africa, poor People, Colonization, MarxSocialist, Capitalism, etc. Dr Peterson Great Job!! Please keep them coming. Magatte Wade THANK YOU!!

[@grantsuppes7071]

*South Africa* you mean

[@WilliamBoise]

@@grantsuppes7071 she was talking about Africa in general. So, yes that includes South Africa. Thank you for mentioning it.

[@grantsuppes7071]

@@WilliamBoise Yep. "Africa in general" is basically just South Africa since the indigenous Bantus (Black African Population) originate from South Africa only. So when she's talking about "Africa" she means South Africa by definition. Have a nice day.

[@veronicajensen7690]

@@grantsuppes7071 she also mentioned west Africa , and a lot of her points is true for North Africa also-and South America

[@Wanderer25]

@@grantsuppes7071 False, African in general would definitely originate in South Africa. You're reaching with this asinine comment.

[@SeraphimDragon]

She is worthy of any grace this life has to grant her. Not only a bright and willing person, but a compassionate woman as well who thinks of her people and family. She genuinely wishes success for others, and I just don't see enough of that in life from people who have had the success she has.

[@wmhs02dm]

Yes very rare person

[@michaelhaggard82]

@@wmhs02dmalso quite beautiful if I may add...

[@MD-yp7im]

Phenomenal woman ❤️

[@santiagoeltoma5122]

A beautiful human being indeed

[@eenigma9531]

@@wmhs02dm not rare at all.. dont let social media disease your outlook on people.. i bet your neighbor isnt all that bad hehe

[@jwcinc12]

I love listening to her. I began 3 companies in my life. tiny to medium sole proprietor type. Entreprenourship works. Do 3 things every day to move your company forward. Big or small, it will grow.

[@lilianijeomaidowu7108]

This is incredible!!!!! Thank you Jordan for bringing her to this show. I have been liberated from all the lies and set on a new course going forward. Thank you

[@Hayden2002WX]

I can hear the love in this woman’s voice for people she has never even met, and it is moving

[@chuckdeuces911]

Are you serious? You can hear it in her voice? I can hear it in a lot of people's voices at some point in their careers.. but to say you know this person so deeply from this little clip is a bit too far. You should always spend much much more with someone before believing everything they say.. the people you love the most do you the most harm.

[@Hayden2002WX]

@@chuckdeuces911 don’t remember claiming that I “knew this person so deeply”. I don’t need to know someone to make remarks like this. Literally all I need to do is open my ears.

[@hickory7096]

@@Hayden2002WX don’t worry about @Chuck Deuces they gave you a low life comment.

[@lluisboschpascual4869]

@@hickory7096 On the contrary, I think he gave us good advice

[@Hayden2002WX]

@@lluisboschpascual4869 sure, the advice is good, but in the context of my original comment, it makes no sense

[@sydnischwartz5391]

It’s sad but this one woman’s one hour video taught me more than I’ve learned in 12 years in history classes in school

[@Plainsimple67]

SADLY THE HISTORY CLASSES IN UNITED STATES, DO NOT TEACH YOU ANYTHING ABOUT WORLD HISTORY OR GEOGRAPHY. UNLESS YOU MAKE A PERSONAL EFFORT, THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS A JOKE!!🤷‍♂️😉👉

[@VillageTechnologies]

This woman is a force of nature.

[@qancerclown6116]

Should have listened during classes xd

[@cmartin6109]

Keep your kids out of the school system and the society of demons. Keep em wholesome and prepared for the world's demons

[@lazarusmagellan2367]

Peterson + chomsky is perfect

[@luckyleonardes]

This Man is the greatest that ever happened to my online algorithm. he is like a father I never had.

[@joyduncan6405]

Incredibly brilliant and outstanding conversation. Africa has found a voice in Magatte. Your story is compelling and inspiring and should be bequeathed the roadmap for the economic liberation of our continent. Thank you Magatte and Dr Jordan.❤

[@TheBallingers3]

This woman has so eloquently opened my eyes to some of the real issues facing Black Americans and peoples across the world, and articulated these issues so much clearer in her 4th language than I’ve ever heard anyone do in their 1st. Absolutely incredible.

[@TruthDissident]

Great. Just what we need in the West. More support for Africa.

[@BlackHoleOfTime]

And you can see the Crazy eyes of All the other side here in the Far Left of the US

[@MandrakeDCR]

@@TruthDissident If that's what you took away from this, that's a shame. The point is that the people here getting in everyone's business and claiming to support Africa, need to get the hell out of the way and either put up or shut up. Which, by the very intent would mean this nation getting out of it's own way to let the people flourish, and this young lady and her peers are free to do the same in their own country (Africa) by extension. Get the engine of the West moving again, there is no need to actively support anyone - they will do it themselves with cheaper and freer access, as it does. The US needs to stop handing out money anyway. Deregulate, make energy and goods way cheaper, everyone benefits worldwide along with us. A prosperous world is a safer one too.

[@TruthDissident]

@@MandrakeDCR Completely agree about the US leaving Africa to their own devices. That said Africa isn't going to prosper but I really don't give a shit about that.

[@MandrakeDCR]

@@TruthDissident Sure they will, it will take a long friggin' time, and it certainly won't be everywhere. But, I've no problem with her being one of the pioneers. Have at it.

[@maiingan07]

How is it us so-called racists, see this young lady as a highly intellectual, brilliant, beautiful and not only a powerful force within herself, but also a powerful force for her People? I’ve sat here and have learned so much from her, and hope I will hear from her again, whether it be in her writings, speaking, interviews, and so forth, because I will definitely be looking up her businesses and non-profit organization. I don’t know if it’s an American trait or simply universal, but we love to see those succeed that had started with very little or nothing. It is the American dream, any of us can make it with a great deal of hard work, tenacity, and the ability to see when parts are not working and to change them rather than blame them for our failures. It’s the old saying, back ti the drawing board that comes to mind. Thoroughly enjoyed this conversation, as usual, it went by to quickly.

[@cyano741]

Because Caucasians are not more of any less racist than the next person or ethnicity. It is a sham, that Caucasians, due to adaptive cultural aspects, caucasians are willing to abide by to appease others and not hurt any feelings. Politeness has turned into Cowardice Our culture values entrepreneurs, industriousness, intellect, efficacy. Whenever we recognize it in others, we feel this secondhand pride to see them thrive. This " white people are priviliged" is such a low intellect superficial surface argument, I can't even respect anyone who comes up with such a shallow understanding of how our culture and society developed itself that way. It wasn't privilege that got us here. What did, is incredibly complex. And no, it's not by enslaving others or oppression. People that claim such things, are uneducated, and refuse to dig into in-depth knowledge of history because they don't want to accept factual documentation, due to biases that have no basis other than " my life is unfair" so I must blame something outside of myself. The only oppression is the oppression of oneself. At least when it comes to western societies. She proves that.

[@jamesponza]

we're such bigots aren't we

[@philippusviridi6527]

I agree 100 percent. The sad part is that it just feels there are few that think like us.

[@jamesponza]

@@philippusviridi6527 and that's why it's vital we start connecting. terrible ideas can destroy the world. but a few good men can save it. if they stand up. as people like douglas murray, jordan peterson, ricky gervais, dave chapelle, candace owens, warren mundine, chris kenny, janet albrecht, katty deves etc have. to quote les miserables... "who will be strong and stand with me". we are faced by genuine nazism in another guise (because history never repeats exactly but it does rhyme) who is with me? shall we stand up to this woke totalitarian bullying bullshit?

[@kcb8130]

@Anya Wale Joe Biden

[@dartist1176]

I have to say this is the first JP podcasts that seriously bring me in tears just listening your story. I'm currently living in UK, but I'm from Venezuela and I can understand more or less your pain for your people. You don't feel guilty darling, because you're already a very brave and honest voice needed for the people of your country and continent. Do your best "reverse colonialism" 👍

[@patriciastapleton2625]

Forget colonialism. It's dead and gone. Rather do what this lady is doing and stand upon the benefits gained from it and use them to move forward positively to success. Only victims dwell on the past. Wonderful woman.

[@shanandkyleSau]

She has a channel of her own.

[@francinedeuchars3892]

Wooow, I am impressed and inspired, thank you Magate and to you Dr Peterson. This conversation was much needed. Bless you 👌

[@Hellyers]

Hats off to Magatte, she is one of the few guests who have managed to come on JBP's podcast and get the lion's share of the airtime! I'd never heard of her before, but it was inspiring to hear her flowing with so many ideas. Will have to check out more from her.

[@christopherbartlett8100]

Hahahha she out-talked Jordan!!!

[@christopherbartlett8100]

Or should I say Dr. Peterson?

[@suzygirl1843]

Africa is doing fine with China involved, however, we will kindly take your money for Fiber Optics and Green Energy. But please stop importing your movies to Africa. We will establish our ow film market.

[@maryloumawson6006]

Calling Joe Rogan!! This lady's voice needs to be amplified! She's is positively inspiring! I like how she took us through her journey of discovering the answers to questions that have puzzled us all for decades. Her success is the proof that the solutions she proposes are the key to the problems facing the world in so many places. I'm so grateful to Doctor Peterson for this interview, and I hope we will see more of Magatte Wade in the future.

[@TheSupaaMan]

I think she's above Rogan. His platform would not fit her. Simply said, Rogan is not knowledgeable enough to keep up with this lady.

[@maryloumawson6006]

@@TheSupaaMan I agree, she outclasses Rogan by a mile. But so does Dr. Peterson. However, with 190 million downloads world wide, he could spread her message to the people that need to hear it.

[@farcenter]

Rogan is a canvas imo. He doesn't try to keep up in an egotistical way when he knows someone is more knowledgeable or smarter than him. Say what you want of him, but I think he is an extremely skilled interviewer

[@paulhunter9613]

@@TheSupaaMan Rogan is all knowing

[@KnotsOfWonders]

@@TheSupaaMan I think the exposure would still be great anyway.

[@geeksanonymous]

Thank you, Magatte. Your message is powerful & and many of us agree with you 💯 %! Your life is a strong example of faith, hope, and humanity, using your strengths & abilities to improve your life & others. ❤️ Keep up the excellent work & speaking truth to power.

[@merovmerov7631]

Her message is: get a free education in France, and then use this to go to the US to make money, instead of repaying taxes for the next generation who also want to get a free education in France..

[@leslievasilevsky8305]

Wow, what a beautiful mind, soul and woman she is, what a huge difference between this young lady and young western women of today and what joy to listen to the conversation of two people with common sense. Absolute pleasure. All the very best to both of you.

[@whatsilviadid3993]

This woman is absolutely captivating. The way she explains her thoughts is so beautiful and easy to understand and she knows how to capture the audience attention. Thanks for having her in! I cant wait to see more of her. ❤️

[@frobeck1487]

It’s because he’s a confidence woman, not a confident woman.

[@moirared04]

@@frobeck1487 what do you base her been a con artist on? Her enthusiasm her intelligence?

[@NoFinalWords]

Totally agree. Captivated by her narrative!

[@PeakyBlinders1987]

Yes! I could listen to her forever!

[@renegadedalek5528]

shame she talks rubbish

[@amythinks]

Because of the prevalence of "toxic feminism" it's been a very very long time since I saw a powerful woman whom I was inspired by and wanted to emulate. She's it. Thank you.

[@ScottSheppardTheWombat]

Same here! Loved it.

[@wisdomspectre]

Don’t let people who don’t love you ever make you feel toxic or unworthy. There’s so much white noise out there it’s maddening sometimes. I really enjoyed this episode, too, and commend both guest and host for having the courage to discuss relevant topics amid the chaotic dross that constitutes 99% of the crap on the internet. One love.

[@gonczos]

I agree, it was very inspiring. Regarding to competent women: there are plenty of them, you just have to filter the mainstream out.

[@amythinks]

@@gonczos I never said they were no competent women out there. But competent and inspiring are not the same.

[@gonczos]

@@amythinks fair enough. I guess, I just get easily inspired. 😉

[@carolscabinas]

Magatte is dynamite. What a fantastic story. Amazing information. What a great speaker and so intelligent. Thank you!

[@Diamond4rmAfrica]

Honestly, what books are you guys reading? I am in awe of your knowledge. I feel so uneducated. Yet, I am very grateful to have my mind stimulated like this.

[@FreshBreezle]

As an African, specifically Zambian, it gives me great hope to finally see influential people on a world stage talk about our problems objectively and provide alternatives. There's way too many hungry young Africans ready to showcase their abilities on a global scale but sadly, the environment is not enabling. Kudos to Maggate for being such a glimmer of hope 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲❤❤

[@wiseonwords]

As a member of the homo sapiens species, I also enjoyed this discussion.

[@FreshBreezle]

@@wiseonwords I agree, this was so refreshing

[@zenganimuyegha2456]

I'm Zambian and I also felt the same.

[@FreshBreezle]

@@zenganimuyegha2456 yeah bro these are conversations we should be pushing for progressively

[@de4ds1ghtcsgo94]

If it's not created for you. Create one for yourself. You will not reap the benefits of your efforts but your children will.

[@sunny4450]

The first 30 minutes, I feel like a voyeur, watching this video. It's like being a fly on the wall in the therapy room. I've had sessions that doesn't cover 0.01% of the emotional journey Magatte is sharing freely. Exceptional people. I feel so blessed being able to see & listen to this.

[@katiegreene4119]

Well said. She is so eloquent and straight forward. So well spoken and so intelligent. This captured and held my attention. I loved this interview. I wish people who need to hear this, do.

[@John-mf6ky]

@@katiegreene4119 why would she not be well-spoken? She's a strong successful business woman.

[@ilanelfen2613]

@@John-mf6ky wdym? Katie's just pointing out that she is

[@mikem.s.1183]

Curious, @Sunny. You yourself are special as well, what you value is an easy giveaway. 👌 Pretty nice metaphor as well (the little fly).

[@epiphanyx3705]

@@John-mf6ky 'strong independant woman ' the whole brainwashing feminist ideas that turn women into childless miserable cat ladies in the end of their lives....lol I think she is a wonderful woman.

[@abbyagust]

What an inspiring and eye-opening video. I'm a middle-class American who has had the privilege to scroll on youtube and indulge in political content left and right that engages in little nuance and your video called me out on a lot of my perceptions. Once again much respect to Dr. Peterson for sharing these important conversations with the world. I won't say that I agreed with everything you two said, but it has opened my eyes to a new perspective. I've been raised in an ignorant political culture where the only issues highlighted by the press are the ones that pertain to America, so I knew little about the issues faced in Africa, and I do admit that I was *that* person that would assume Africa's lacking economic status was due to colonialism and geography, but I now have a much more nuanced view on the whole matter. Thank you Dr. Peterson and Magatte Wade.

[@xanderlander8989]

I learned a great deal from this. My favorite quote was "criticize by creating". -Magate Wade

[@isidoreagokei502]

Watching Magatte speak on this topic, is like someone bringing my thoughts and experiences to words in a podcast. I lived in Nigeria for over 3 decades, worked in a multinational corporation for over a decade, and ran a business for over 5years, and these scenarios are the realities for most African entrepreneurs. Thank you for this. Very insightful piece.

[@suzygirl1843]

China is already doing that, Sir. UK and USA have been there for hundreds of years. If Africa prospers it will be because of China but we shall take your money for stuff like Optic Fibers and Green Energy.

[@silviab5206]

Q

[@bleeblee7480]

This is one of the most important podcast Jordan Peterson has ever completed in terms of the metaphorical, political, and practical wisdom it brings out. The guest is a force to be reckoned with - very POWERFUL!

[@NA-mh1cn]

Magatte , my respects, your interview with JP should be core curriculum material in K-12 schools and all Universities.

[@zaikura-chan6949]

This conversation felt so different from some of the other conversations ive seen between Jordan and his guests. NO OFFENSE!! But he loves to talk. And sometimes he spends more time speaking than his guests. Progress and information is always gained, and the format difference may be a necessity! So im not dogging him for it. BUT in this interview, his guest spoke the most. You could see the respect and elation of Jordans face speaking with this inspring woman! And she had so much amazing information and life experinece to share! 😊🎉

[@BlessedOne686]

It makes me so proud to be black when I see gracious and intelligent women like this who personify excellence. She eloquently and precisely represents how our people feel. “English is only my fourth language.”😅💪🏽 Love

[@thomas6163]

Makes me so grateful that there are wonderful and amazing people in this world and inspire me to be better…

[@coriettapadilla9977]

@Jordan Kongolo hoe beautiful is this woman! And it's her intelligence and eloquence. I love to see people of all cultures all over know the truth and display is so beautifully.

[@notinterested8452]

You can also be proud of Jordan Peterson after all he's another human being.

[@coriettapadilla9977]

@@notinterested8452 Absolutely 💯.

[@Johlibaptist]

This lady is full of life and stimulating conversation. I hope she makes a difference and never gives up in her ministry in the misery of serious problems.

[@adifferentlens4455]

I am 19 year old and I have learned much about economy and African history from Jordan and magatie in 1 hour than I have been taught in school for years. 👏👏👏he is just a legend.

[@garymorris9611]

One of the best interviews of all time.

[@joeyc1725]

Never heard of you MagatteWade but thank you for speaking out, you're brilliant 🤌❤️ and thank you mastermind Dr. Peterson for having this wonderful woman on

[@TheJohmac]

This interview and Yeonmi Park are perhaps the most powerful and influential discussions I've seen. Guests like John Verveke and other intellectuals are fascinating and interesting, but they can't compare to this kind of experiential and practical and moving talks that illustrate the real world impact of economic and political ideologies.

[@Chatillgbt]

As a Haitian myself, I've been saying this for decades! Super glad and proud that she has brought up all of these points, especially of economic freedom! 🙌🏾 establish the right environment for economics to thrive.. free markets and Capitalism really is the solution.

[@bambooqueue9093]

This is a dangerous thing she is going after and she isn't the 1st. There's many centuries behind the destabilization of Africa and of it's people and Pan African descendants. What she's doing should not be taken lightly and I think she know's that.

[@leoxd7029]

DAMN RIGHT!

[@Galdyutube]

Cannot go around that FREE MARKETS AND CAPITALISM

[@nonchablunt]

she did a good job whitewashing capitalism. _one_ of the reasons africa is still poor is because globalisation works to the advantage of the winners. the winners basically take it all. and then add braindrain to the mix. why would the most educated, most privileged people fight corruption in africa and russia when they can just leave?

[@bambooqueue9093]

@@nonchablunt true indeed, but at the same time knowing the history of the economics on the continent before foreign explorers landed was very needed context.

[@Sane23]

I am very grateful for having been enlightened by Ms Wade’s account of the economic history of Africa. She has also shown us how being solution-oriented, she had succeeded in overcoming misguided perceptions and significantly contribute to a whole continent of people. Ms Wade, thank you for showing us to reject lies that we have been fed and not play the victim. Thank God for your sense of responsibility and hard work! Dr Peterson, thank you very much for another worthwhile video.

[@Jakiegrox]

Definitely a woman to watch, what a role model!

[@Taegreth]

Magatte Wade is absolutely incredible, impressive that she speaks 4 languages, and she definitely has mastered the skill of articulation. The world could use more people like her, she has a powerful, positive presence, even through a computer screen, and is an inspiration to say the least. Thank you for sharing this conversation, it was unique and extremely informative. Now to follow up on further researching some of the topics discussed here.

[@stevegomes5371]

Now there's a legitimate candidate for our next Secretary of State!

[@stefanieastrid]

Lol. Her fluency in English is good, but she makes quite a few mistakes. 4 languages doesn't seem that many to me.

[@carlosreid51]

@@stevegomes5371 The bad part is the leftist marxist feminists will still call her a black african white supremacist that is a woman hater ........isms , phobes,colonizer,anti abortionist and more isms this has to stop or we are done in the future. Another sad part is now this is considered republican and she would be a good business adviser and a secretary of state for the USA to steer this country out of a communism direction.

[@paulhunter9613]

@@stevegomes5371 😝🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yayastedi]

@@stefanieastrid I speak 2 languages (currently trying to learn a 3rd one). I think 4 is a good number

[@alexsoules3760]

This is one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen… The so-called feminists should watch it so they may see what a real strong woman looks like

[@HazimAlkhulud]

true

[@creed22solar123]

exactly what I was thinking.

[@margaritadubrovina7063]

Well said ❤

[@angelafouche-whitney720]

What is a so called feminist?

[@cyborgchicken3502]

@@angelafouche-whitney720 the same white American women who come from privileged backgrounds that want to preach from their high social pedestals about patriarchy and the wage gap when most of them earn more money than the average man and woman combined in majority of third world countries....I'm talking the likes of Meryl Street, Anita Sarkeesian, and many of these other high profile "feminists"

[@ennokarr]

I wish this type of conversation was happening in schools and on campuses around the world. This woman's work is incredible and she is an amazing human being.

[@paulryan4687]

Awesome interview. I am significantly smarter now having listened to this. You are a wonderful interviewer Jordan. You sit quietly and listen intently, and then ask just the right question at precisely the right time. Your depth of knowledge is immense. To call Magatte an entrepreneurial genius sells her short. She is so much more than that, and you drew the best from her, which is good indeed.

[@zadien8409]

What an absolute treasure of a human being, a shining example of intelligence, love, and good character. Thank you for introducing Magatte to my life Jordan, and for this incredible, truthful, honest conversation. This woman is going to change the world, no doubt in my mind.

[@andrewkeen3129]

As a South African I just want to thank you for the understanding and appreciation you are expressing towards my fellow African people and their potential.

[@clintmerz5727]

Amen

[@russelljackson7716]

I think I cracked my screen smashing the “like button”. This woman is amazing

[@MnMcancook]

Wow!! Magatte Wade lit the world up in this interview. What an insanely intelligent and well spoken woman. I am aghast at the topics that were covered and the incorrect way pretty much all of us have been looking at the poverty of African countries. Of course, mainstream media and even social media (podcasts, KZbin, etc) are not talking about any of this. Without this video, I would be none the wiser.

[@TRM520]

She's captivating. A wonderful story of courage, passion, and dedication. This and the interview with Yeonmi Park have been two of my favorites.

[@hotchocolateconnoisseur]

Agreed

[@joncampbell5021]

Even as Jordan has more of his content put behind a paywall, I hope his general message remains free to listen and watch on KZbin so that I’ll always be able to show my children this example of a good man applying a good philosophy

[@johnsparks007]

So many commercial breaks it was torturous it must drive U toob nuts to know where their bread is buttered. Because KZbin doesn't make any money they say

[@neovatusai]

KZbin don't allow actual mature conversations about important topics to happen without mayor hoops to jump,the pay wall is the only way to go around the corrupt system of this platform .

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

@@johnsparks007 Just use addblocker.....

[@sakmadeek4118]

it only take a few sec to dowload adblock...

[@gcmediastaff943]

@@neovatusai actually, Jordan himself has said that KZbin has not tried to censor him; however, he said the paywall move would protect him from the inevitable future of Canadian government’s attempts to censor him. You can hear him talk a lot about it when he discusses Bill C-11.

[@debbiescrimgeour5108]

How I wish that this dynamic lady could come with her incredible insight and energy and influence black business in South Africa. We are being strangled and forced into poverty by avaricious and corrupt politicians. She has identified each and every point that keeps us stuck in unhealthy paradigms. I salute to Madam!

[@rickyarnell1029]

What an incredible interview. Wow... I loved the quote when they agreed that "English Common Law is a Gift from God." It reminded me of a scene and line from 'Anna And The King': "The ways of England are the ways of the world, and it's a wise man who knows that."

[@Daniela-vo4hi]

Utterly outstanding conversation. Could have listened to this lady for another few hours, easily. Her insight and understanding is beyond words! Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@michaelmackley4110]

She's incredible. She's the voice we need in America to knock some sense into to the left and help us regain our sanity. If anyone can do it, it's her. She needs to be heard all over the world everywhere.

[@adamr5031]

I agree with you, though sadly experience and observation have shown that the far Left has a surprising immunity to facts, logic, and reason. Their goal is to tear it all down and any dissent would just get this person labeled as a a victim of colonial/colonizer thought due to that same far Left mindset. There is no reasoning with those firebrands who style themselves revolutionaries who want change but just nothing that would affect them

[@michaelmackley4110]

@@adamr5031 I think that’s precisely why she’d be great. Magette has plenty of facts, logic, and reason, but that’s not what makes her such a special voice-she speaks with passion and emotion, and that’s what I think would reach the left, if anything can.

[@joaquinmenchaca3086]

This woman is such an inspiration. Almost to tears. Sincerity and Truth are powerful in contrast to woke religion and faux problems.

[@stephaniemccranie1762]

Magatte is absolutley awe inspiring. Thank you to Dr. Peterson for bringing this content. This is so very important.

[@maiyshawkat1452]

I'm an African medical student ,and recently I've been involved with the business world trying to figure out how I'm gonna put my fingers on it, and I believe after this podcast my whole ideas were changed ! About Africa, the capitalism , "new shape of racism" and If I'm gonna take anyone as my role model in the business world it's gonna be this super powerful women !

[@RyanAustinDean]

Just 21 minutes in. She is beyond brilliant and has such a pure soul. I’ll be scouring the internet for more of her content after this. God bless Africa.

[@TruthDissident]

So you watch 21 minutes of someone and you're convinced of their righteousness? You seem easily impressed.

[@j.clements2093]

@@TruthDissident My momma taught me if you’ve got nothing nice to say….

[@j.clements2093]

As a black woman, I’m so jealous of her ambition and success. It’s good jealousy though. I wish her more success and may she influence all of Africa.

[@RyanAustinDean]

@@j.clements2093 She could have enjoyed her success in America and never lifted a finger for Africa. Instead she dedicated her energies into making her success more likely for others. Don’t be unnecessarily cynical.

[@larriecole3222]

SHE IS NOT JUST INTELLIGENT BUT FULLY SELF AWARE , SUCH A RARE GIFT.

[@robertp3124]

What a great guest! She has purpose, passion, and perspective. I appreciate her desire to help the people who she left behind. Good people do exist.