be the narrative and you will follow it, and that doesn't matter whether your peers morgan uh jordan peterson at the daily wild with cape technology obviously with israeli intelligence there, murdock has his his fingers and his tentacles in every pie, um, when there was reporting on the macan case, the poor missing child, merdock was absolutely heavily all over this, and he's all over israel and he's all over the ukrainian one as well, um, there there is no doubt whatsoever if you check out um his son-in-law uh and you check out the family there, uh, it just goes to show you how many pies and how many fingers he does have in, the the oligarch that we all fear, i think really, yes, no, indeed, what about this jerusalem foundation then, david, that murdock has been funding, so the jerusalem foundation, as the name implies, is based in jerusalem, indeed is is engaged in um development activities in the municipality of jerusalem, including most notably east jerusalem, occupied east jerusalem beyond the green line, and of course. engaged in ethnic cleansing and sheik gerar and and various other pl

it makes me think of the great philosopher jordan peterson.onder what he would have to say about this. >> well, you know, probably start crying, get a little emotional. well, i think he might have sympathy for the guy that burned down that wendy's know, because it's like, well, if you hang out at wendy's, maybe $500 is a lot of money to you, it's like maybe that's 335 junior cheeseburgers, you know, and maybe if he cleaned his damn room, got his life together, then he wouldn't pick up a match. you know. it's like, well, you know, that's about all i have to say about that greg. >> greg: what does tyler think? >> i think that, yes, i mean, look, it's a double standard. you know, double cheese burger, double standard. and i think $500 is a lot of money for somebody who is broke. when i was a new actor and new comedian, that would have killed me so i say make them work the drive through for a year at 2:00 in the morning, he'll never do it again. >> greg: that's true. >> curt, you're a lawyer, you claim to be lawyer, i'm pretty sure you are a lawye

now, i can tell you, jordan peterson, many of you will be familiar with him. i quite like him.ot familiar with him, you're thinking who she's is the she's talking about is the canadian psychologist. very canadian psychologist. how very high this country, high profile in this country, i have to say. anyway, he's been speaking he did? um speaking out. he did? um interview and interview with the telegraph and he's if we he's basically saying if we elect starmer in the next elect keir starmer in the next election, britain basically will be track to be venezuela for be on track to be venezuela for the next 20 years. you know , a the next 20 years. you know, a thing or two, um, about the labour party. in fact, uh, you've got a book coming out imminently about the labour party. what do you think to this, uh, suggestion? >> i thought these comments were absurd . absurd. >> and, i mean, if you look at keir starmer, keir starmer is trying to approximate as close as he can the playbook of the new labour years. and tony blair, he won't even touch policies that ed miliband was willing to en

makes meiv think of the great great philosopher jordan peterson. i wonder what he would have to say about this. >> well, you knois.w, probablyt start crying, get a little emotional, you know?k he >> well, i think he might have sympathy for the guy that burned down that wendy's, you know, because it's like, well, if you're hanging out at wendy's like, maybe $500 is t of money to you. >> you know,a it's like maybe that's 335 junior cheeseburgers, you know. and maybe if he cleaned his s da room, got his lifemn together, then he wouldn't pick up a match. pick uw it's like, well, you know, that's about all greg. i have to say about that, greg. what does tyler think? what i think that., >> yeah, i mean, look, it's adoe it's a double standard. >> you know, double cheeseburger, double standard. , and i think $500 is a lot of money for somebody who is broke. ew so, you know, i've. yeah, when i was a new actor, new comedian, that would haveo killed me. >> yeah, that's true. so i say make a mark. the drive through for a yeari sr at two in the morning, he'll n

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but jordan peterson. wow. okay. douglas, mary, wow. okay, we go on the line. we want to jump in real quick. go ahead. don't. norman singles, dean was d o a in terms of the media. he was, people say, you know, whatever happened to, well i can tell you, i know a lot of people learned about norman people say, and for being a guest on this program, many moons a go. okay. but a good to see norman back in business. okay. but he even gave us a ready gave up. he gave up in 2020. okay. yeah, amazingly he, i saw my name interview we had to reread is all one of his own books to do interviews. okay. daniel, you, let's talk about the split free speech issue and the popular se on the right. it's absolutely astonishing. i mean, it's, uh, uh, but you know, i say there's a lot of swings in mrs. from us, barbara in this whole episode. but this was a sweet going to hit because americas are fed up with work. isn't the american right? that is they are saying in somehow they found way, and you mentioned it earlier, peter. they found a way to tie this is real thing with the anti wor

they've reuben allen. dearest you with douglas murray, jordan peterson, ben shapiro, bar barry wice. well, 15 minutes ago they were all free speech advocates. what happened? yeah, that's an excellent point. i think, i mean free speech, it's kind of generally known that free speech is people support free speech when it's in favor of what they are and when it supports what they are in favor of in favor of i mean you, you see what's happening to the students in the united states, they're being modeled on k, especially on campuses. it's a really, really difficult situation. they are, they are, you know, the right wing is all about free speech. everything is well free speech. but in this case, that it's gone completely out the window. yeah, yeah, it's really unfortunate because it shows the hypocrisy that they're, their advocacy a free speech was just to score political points or something. and means that wasn't very important to them. jo, in, in, in sydney where you already brought up the operative word here and it's something that i think we should always use very, very carefully. but i

. >> when we can convince those people to watch a podcast, watch a joe rogan or jordan peterson, they have a very, very high and very quick conversion rate. >> reporter: since launching his long-shot bid for the white house, first as a democrat, now as an independent. >> it became clear to me that that's what i needed to do. >> reporter: kennedy has been making the rounds on popular podcasts and live stream. >> elon, it's a real pleasure meeting you, and thank you so much for hosting this. >> reporter: where he's able to reach large audiences while speaking at length, usually without being challenged or fact checked. >> why would we have biolabs in ukraine? >> we have biolabs in ukraine because we're developing bioweapons. >> the last podcast he did was removed. >> which is clearly a violation of first amendment. cell phone tumors. >> that was the one that cinched it for me was joe rogan 1999. >> rosie aguilar hasn't voted in the last several presidential elections. the candidates didn't excite her. >> those are my choices, dumb or dumber. >> reporter: she wasn't planning on voting th

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supposed to be a jordan peterson person. can jordan peterson in person.en shapiro, and i don't think you be driving very you should be driving very conservative down this height. that's as good as okay. that's about as good as okay. >> isn't an >> all right. this isn't an impersonation show, jonathan. so, uh, luis, now, the thing about bill cosby. >> lewis schaffer. what do you make i mean, do you make of this? i mean, do you think you know, if you're think that, you know, if you're in a if you're a teacher in a, in a if you're a teacher in a, in a if you're a teacher in a, in a class and a pupil says, can you something you call me something else? and can are can you use pronouns that are inaccurate teacher, inaccurate for me as a teacher, you should able to say no, right? >> you should be able to say no. but should be able but also you should be able to say thing to say what is the nice thing to do? end of the day, do? at the end of the day, i know i seem like a horrible person. i do, but person. you do, i do, and but at the the day, if somebody the end

said, he said now that, you know, cancel culture mob, they love to hate jordan peterson, don't they?rn civilisation . defence of western civilisation. and so these psychologists wrote on x, formerly twitter, i happen to be a big fan of western civilisation. i think it beats the hell out of tyranny and starvation is western civilisation under threat? do you think an. >> oh, i think it has been under threat for some time. not in a big dramatic, cataclysmic form . big dramatic, cataclysmic form. uh, but it is gradually being eroded. values are gradually being eroded. i mean, essentially thing about essentially the big thing about western civilisation is, i mean, going back to ancient rome is democracy freedom for the democracy and freedom for the individual. those are what underpin everything that's ever been done. uh, and they are seriously under threat. the cancel culture is threatening freedom of expression in, uh, and i would say our politicians are threatening democracy because they're so completely useless . useless. >> do you think that cultural shifts in our society is damaging

. >> don't get away like like >> they don't get away like like jordan peterson says, they don't get awaythe end and like. punished in the end and like. and what happens is, is that we when we the, the biggest mistake we make is by taking something for granted. yes and when we take things for granted, we get punished by not doing a good job. like me today, i didn't really prepare for this. i can tell . okay, so god is really prepare for this. i can tell. okay, so god is punishing me by making me seem like incompetent in this discussion. >> you're doing that yourself? >> you're doing that yourself? >> yes. >> yes. >> that's not god . >> that's not god. >> that's not god. >> no , he could he could >> no, he could he could intercede. he could say, you know, we like lewis, so we're going to make him seem like he's really super funny and intelligent. but he doesn't that. >> he doesn't that . >> he doesn't do that. >> he doesn't do that. >> what what you must ask >> what is what you must ask yourself it is have yourself what it is you have done to his wrath . done to incur his wrath. >> know wh

all of those head figures that would have would have filled that gap with goodness, like maybe jordan petersonll into that space. you've got andrew in now and andrew tate come in now and we've told we're going to continually tell boys, and i worry for this generation of boys they become men boys when they become men because they have had because they wouldn't have had the models . and the correct role models. and you as a young i'm not any as a young boy, as i'm not any longer was you do need longer but was once you do need strong masculine role models and it's not toxic to be masculine. >> and the whole culture has been so anti male, it was bound to happen. the backlash has begun, but got to move on begun, but we've got to move on and let's the now. and and let's do the son now. and a fertility who secretly fertility doctor who secretly used sperm to impregnate used his own sperm to impregnate clients now, for some purists, he ethical line. he crossed an ethical line. >> there are some purists and i'm so funny. >> he's called the sicko fertility doctor used his sperm to impregnate my mom . i'

all of those head figures that would have would have filled that gap with goodness, like maybe jordan petersonll into that space. you've got andrew in now and andrew tate come in now and we've told we're going to continually tell boys, and i worry for this generation of boys they become men boys when they become men because they have had because they wouldn't have had the models . and the correct role models. and you as a young i'm not any as a young boy, as i'm not any longer was you do need longer but was once you do need strong masculine role models and it's not toxic to be masculine. >> and the whole culture has been so anti male, it was bound to happen. the backlash has begun, but got to move on begun, but we've got to move on and let's the now. and and let's do the son now. and a fertility who secretly fertility doctor who secretly used sperm to impregnate used his own sperm to impregnate clients now, for some purists, he ethical line. he crossed an ethical line. >> there are some purists and i'm so funny. >> he's called the sicko fertility doctor used his sperm to impregnate my mom . i'

bill uh, jordan peterson, the conservative commentator, he reckons if your lot win the election, britainstarmer would be elected, but it would be a, quote, catastrophe. are you going to lead us down the venezuelan path of nightmare? >> no we're not. and you know, i see he's a psychologist. i think he's an extreme right wing nut job, actually, um, to compare to compare. >> he speaks very highly of you, bill, to compare venezuela to where, you know, 95% of people live in poverty, where it's got the biggest, second, biggest migrant crisis in the world. >> to compare that to a labour government is completely unjustified . and, you know, unjustified. and, you know, jordan peterson ought to come here and experience what it's like living under a conservative government with chaos and instability for prime ministers in five years, seven chancellors, or is it eight chancellors, or is it eight chancellors that instability with venezuela, you know, rule of benedict. >> he's talking he's talking about left wing ideology, presumably. and what he sees as the dangers of socialism, i guess. you think ke

uh, jordan peterson, the, the, uh, noted, uh , analyst and uh, noted, uh, analyst and psychologist said i think it's moving the thresholds, which is the main thing. and i'm just afraid that nobody believes these folks anymore. they've lost so much credibility. um, so , roger, what happens? >> roger. it's like you've snuck up behind me and read the inbox in front of me, because those are the two things that people are the two things that people are saying to me right now . one, are saying to me right now. one, don't trust the conservatives anyway. and number two, they may maybe will get my vote if they increase that tax threshold . and increase that tax threshold. and that seems to be the one that people want. but that is a lot more costly for the government. isn't is , but i think there are >> it is, but i think there are two things here. uh, the first is what bill clinton said long ago. it's the economy , stupid, ago. it's the economy, stupid, because when you get to the voting booth, there's really only one thing people care about . it isn't immigration. it isn't ukraine or gaza or or

people such as the noted analyst and psychologist jordan peterson have said that if the labour partys that we could be doing better , but people, the be doing better, but people, the right people , all the right people, all the chancellor, the prime minister, are just simply taking the wrong decisions . decisions. >> out, out, out . they've proven >> out, out, out. they've proven themselves to be absolute incompetent at leading this country. all of them . um, they country. all of them. um, they need to go . and then before the need to go. and then before the next general election, not pretty, not witty, not susie or boozy or femi or kemi or any of their, you know, any penny or any of the rest of them, if any of them were are natural leaders, they would have emerged from a mess like this and taken some initiative. uh, it's just like starmer trying to get corbyn elected and then emerging , saying, look at me, i'm going to be a great leader. no, my personal recommendation is esther mcvey , the minister for esther mcvey, the minister for common sense. get her in there as quickly as possi