and i said, who is andrew tate? i looked at him, ignored him, cause my son was. right. but i think a more interesting figure in this regard is somebody like senator josh hawley, who has his own book, is a bit critical of of my work to be fair. and so he has a book out. his book is called man hood. i always got that wrong, man manhood i can't do man manner the masculine virtues america. there's some good stuff in the book, but the basic message is, number one, a lot of men and boys struggling. number two, mainstream institutions are ignoring those struggles. number three, that's because those institutions hate men and, hate masculinity and want to get rid of it as part of the woke world order, which is why you should vote me and i'll bring back marriage and manufacturing. so and so. you love the first two points. first two are true boys and men are struggling. those issues are neglected. and so senator hawley is able to say and the reason why is because all those people on the left hate men. i don't write for me. and that's an incredibly message. and too many people are

are you seeing the origins of andrew tate? are you seeing the ideas that now fuel the manosphere. quickly? a few a few points on solutions to just to make sure i'm not leaving you hanging. obviously the long term solution to any toxic behavior in men is reconnecting to their sons. a says we're not going to raise a better class of until we have the requests of fathers. there was a 35 year, 35 year longitudinal that looked at how parents are successful, passing on their religious, moral and spiritual values to their children. and it came up with two surprising results. one is fathers more than mothers. my female students don't like this. they say that's not fair. but is a fact. fathers matter more than mothers. and the second thing they found is what is the close loving, warm bond? if the father, a moral exemplar, a leader in the a pillar of his church, but he's perceived cold and distant, his children won't follow him. they will they will not adopt his moral, spiritual values. another study focused more on how to raise masculine sons. this was this reported in this book here. and s

bias, it still is silencing people. 0nline we are seeing the rise of different personalities like andrew tateone of them, i don't know if you've heard of him, and he's been criticised a lot for his treatment of women online, actually. why do you think there is this rise in this kind of sentiment against women and women's rights movement these days? well, you know, we, you and i have grown up in some form of patriarchy... yeah. ..that says that even in the family, women are more responsible for taking care of infants and small children than men are, even though men are parents, too. so that's where a lack of democracy begins. and that's the beginning of change that we all can make. we shouldn't feel helpless just because we're not changing something globally. where the idea of domination and a lack of democracy begins is in the family. and it's even more important and even more the cause of future conflict to grow up with that, with making discrimination and domination 0k, than national policies are. so do you think that it is part of feminism's role or mission, should be part of feminist move

being a dad is totally awesome and if in a society that either says, you know, you should be andrew tate or dads should just basically be moms, then that's not going to be appealing to normal dudes. i don't think katy likes to, you know, destroy well, she doesn't get as much pleasure as destroying her children in sports as i so anyway. yeah that's a i feel like that's been one of the big discoveries for my husband. it's like you get to play with all of the construction, you get to do train sets again. it's awesome i could talk to him forever. i could have lived in the world of this book. but i know i'm sure many of you have so the. i also had the pleasure of reading the book already. it's excellent. one question i'd like to ask you is about a topic that come up so much, which is about family friendly policies in the workplace. you make a number of suggestions that employers should subsidize new rentals for for parents these are robotic that your baby to sleep in a kind of creepy way they're not creepy they're amazing life saver i don't want computers watching my kids anyway that it was h

and this is to do with a certain social media influencer, andrew tate. josh. tate and brother to be tried on trafficking charges in romania . court rules. so they've romania. court rules. so they've been held since ten months. this is when they were originally, charged . but now it's like this charged. but now it's like this court case is going ahead. >> it's going ahead. and they were trying to stop it from going ahead weren't they? yeah. yeah, it can still be appealed . yeah, it can still be appealed. but they, they had to go through all the evidence, the prosecutors and they said, yeah, we've got the case here and now we're going to do it. >> okay, there's very little to say about that because of. >> but it's interesting. it feels like that we we've crossed peak tate. that was peak tate was maybe around that a year ago. and it feels now like well yeah. because the establishment came from and shut down all the social media. and this feels like, you know, i believe as a good progressive person, i believe that sex work is real work. so pimp work is real work.

a court in romania has ruled that the trial of the online influencer, andrew tate, and his brother tristanme and human trafficking. their lawyers had challenged the admissibility of evidence. today's ruling, which has not set a date for the trial, will be appealed by the tates. two romanian women are also charged with similar offences alongside the tate brothers. manchester's new co—op live arena has postponed its opening until may, because it's still not ready. the venue, which is the uk's biggest indoor arena, had already delayed comedian peter kay's opening shows, which were due to take place earlier this week. the venue said it needed more time to test emergency communication systems. peter kay said the delay was 'very disappointing'. a government minister's appearance on question time has hit the headlines — after he appeared to confuse two different countries in africa. the policing minister, chris philp, was asked about the government's policy to deport illegal migrants to rwanda — and whether someone escaping the conflict in neighbouring congo, which has clashed militarily with rwa

>> you know, andrew tate is definitely not the way to go. he's the way not to go. to put a spin on this from the point view of what you're the point of view of what you're saying, don't how saying, and i don't know how many surveyed for many people were surveyed for this haven't. this because i haven't. >> 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> anybody's >> okay. so if anybody's going left, probably because left, it's probably just because they on a plane and they love getting on a plane and heading business. it'sjust heading to business. it's just turn and the way it turn left and that's the way it goes, no one wants goes, you know? no one wants kind one wants no kind of left. no one wants no one wants economy. kind of left. no one wants no onesoants economy. kind of left. no one wants no onesoants eco another quote in >> so there's another quote in this from another this article from another student i would student who says, i would have voted labour at the last election was on my gap election, but i was on my gap

>> you know, andrew tate is definitely not the way to go. he's the way not to go. to put a spin on this from the point view of what you're the point of view of what you're saying, don't how saying, and i don't know how many surveyed for many people were surveyed for this haven't. this because i haven't. >> 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> anybody's >> okay. so if anybody's going left, probably because left, it's probably just because they on a plane and they love getting on a plane and heading business. it'sjust heading to business. it's just turn and the way it turn left and that's the way it goes, no one wants goes, you know? no one wants kind one wants no kind of left. no one wants no one wants economy. kind of left. no one wants no onesoants economy. kind of left. no one wants no onesoants eco another quote in >> so there's another quote in this from another this article from another student i would student who says, i would have voted labour at the last election was on my gap election, but i was on my gap

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well, i'm an andrew going split andrew tate are going to split on this are yeah i'm on this issue. fallout with andrew. finding a fallout with andrew. yeah. with old yeah. sticking with the old christianity but christianity thing. but i wouldn't a house as i wouldn't mind a house as well. i mean, i think you've got a house. all right. it'll house. you're all right. it'll never come flat. all never come up flat. let's all calm down. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i don't know if the interest rates things change rates on these things can change drastically or not, but right now, taking a mortgage now, i mean, taking a mortgage out, never know what's out, you just never know what's going happen. know going to happen. you don't know if mortgage, you know, your if your mortgage, you know, your interest going interest rates are going to shoot randomly given time. >> that is true. >> that is true. >> it's it sounds a little bit more i mean, i am more secure to me. i mean, i am thinking converting just to thinking of converting just to get of these, right. and get one of these, all right. and you ac

also got this men are bad problem and all boys have got as a role model now seem to be people like andrew tatethey've got is through right wing politics way. they wing politics in some way. they always cram that in. >> another way out. >> there's another way out. >> there's another way out. >> other out? >> there's another way out. >> get other out? >> there's another way out. >> get snip. her out? >> get the snip. >> get the snip. >> ? what do you mean >> what? what do you mean by that? don't like being >> if you don't like being a boy, know what can boy, you know what you can do. >> goodness sake. boy, you know what you can do. >> this goodness sake. boy, you know what you can do. >> this is goodness sake. boy, you know what you can do. >> this is ridiculous. sake. >> this is ridiculous. >> this is ridiculous. >> is. there is there >> this is ridiculous. >.lack is. there is there >> this is ridiculous. >.lack of is. there is there >> this is ridiculous. >.lack of role here is there >> this is ridiculous. >.lack of role modelsthere >> this is ridiculous. >.lack of role models for.3 a lack of

and he was talking to andrew tate.ile. >> he's got a very nice smile. >> he's got a very nice smile. >> yeah, he could be all >> yeah, i think he could be all right. a sweet he's right. he's a sweet kid. he's a sweet kid. down, he could sweet kid. deep down, he could come hard hat, some sweet kid. deep down, he could come construction,|t, some sweet kid. deep down, he could come construction, learn some sweet kid. deep down, he could come construction, learn about sweet kid. deep down, he could conrealinstruction, learn about sweet kid. deep down, he could conreal world, tion, learn about sweet kid. deep down, he could con real world, tion, learr scaring the real world, and stop scaring people the real world, and stop scaring peoi le the real world, and stop scaring peoi think when he's older, >> i think when he's older, though, he'll realise how silly he young and he'll he was when he's young and he'll be his behaviour. be embarrassed by his behaviour. he do anymore. he won't want to do it anymore. >> he's obviously s

it's that the andrew tate thing. >> i know a lot of people >> yeah, i know a lot of people talk aboutelf and a look at it. myself and have a look at it. well, just by looking at his twitter feed. yeah >> i mean, did he put him on did he put him on mute? i mean, honestly, i was appalled by some of the things was saying of the things he was saying about women, but he's got loads of the things he was saying abwomen1en, but he's got loads of the things he was saying abwomen who but he's got loads of the things he was saying abwomen who support got loads of the things he was saying abwomen who support him. oads of women who support him. >> is what i find >> yeah. this is what i find totally confusing. >> definitely. but i agree with claire. think it stems from claire. i think it stems from what are seeing at home in what boys are seeing at home in terms know, as an older terms of, you know, as an older woman, i do meet a man who woman, when i do meet a man who i is quite aggressive i see is quite aggressive towards or is sexist, towards women, or is sexist, i realise it probably stems from

people like andrew talk about andrew tate sort of talk about how to do things like e—commerce brands't think anybody's for that conversation. >> i think that is actually a really, really good point, mike. i'll give you the final word on this, because actually think this, because i actually think that should be looking that we should be looking at situations in situations like this now in schools. done with a schools. we've done away with a huge apprentices huge number of apprentices or certainly not actively encouraged have encouraged them. what we have encouraged them. what we have encouraged is to go encouraged people to do is to go and completely rubbish, and do completely rubbish, meaningless university courses that settle them with lifetime that settle them with a lifetime worth and probably suck worth of debt and probably suck the of them and drain the life out of them and drain a few brain cells with the three litres you litres of frosty jack's you consume day backwater consume every day at backwater university, studying underwater basket weaving when fact we basket weaving wh