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Now, I would like to welcome Andrew Tate to the studio. You can follow him on YouTube, Tate Speech, Twitter,

Tate speech and his Instagram at Cobra Tate. And we're going to break down...

All sorts of nonsense today Megan Rapinoe maybe we'll get into Star Wars maybe a little bit I don't know if you want to start me off on Star Wars, but well I have I haven't heard what what the issue is with Star Wars Maybe we will start with that the greatest

trilogy ever produced in America. Is it? It is! It certainly is. Well, I'll be honest, I've never actually seen Star Wars. Whoa. Well, I've come out as like a big anti. What happens is I've never seen Star Wars. And every time I say I've never seen Star Wars,

people say, oh, you've missed out. Right. And my answer is pretty much like, I've lived a very fantastic life. I've done amazing things. I really don't feel like I've missed out for not seeing a movie. Right, I saw that. And I tweeted it and it went insane.

Well, hey, you mess with the cultural icons of America and the dorks get mad. They do get mad. And the thing is with Star Wars, the hype is so intense and people's love for it is so...

so violent

There's no way that a movie can possibly live up to that kind of thing. Yeah. Like, I've never seen it. So if you've only seen the hype like I have, you know that there's no way this film can possibly... What if it did, though? What if you watched it and you were like, oh, my God, I've missed out. There's no movie. We'll be right back, folks. We'll be right back. Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to The David Knight Show. Third hour has begun. Andrew Tate is in studio with me. We're fiercely debating the most important topic in America right now, which is, of course, the Star Wars franchise.

We aren't going to stick to this the whole time. Really, I want to talk to you about

you know what it is to be a man in today's society, where manliness has gone, and especially how that is affecting the sports world of which you are a major part. Yeah.

to you, what is the

What is the current state of manliness in America? Well, it's under attack because if you attack masculinity, then you attack society as a whole, don't you? So the last thing they want is strong-willed men.

who are

stick up for what they believe in because then how do you bring washer population becomes much more difficult right so of course

the number one path or the quickest route to the top,

is to just sell out to the liberal insanity. I think we've seen that from the recent nomination we're going to talk about. Yeah, yeah. If you sell out to liberal insanity, they promise to make you popular. Sell your soul to the devil. If you stand up for what you really believe in and common sense, well, then you get buried. Yeah. That's how it goes. Yeah, that's exactly right. And it ties into everything we talk about here at InfoWars because it's the media manipulation. It's the mind control that they engage in. It's also the chemical control that they engage in. I remember reading a story.

fairly recently where it's talked about the higher your testosterone is the more likely you are to go with your gut. Yep. And if you know anything, you know that you want to usually go with your gut. Usually your gut is right. And so really by decreasing testosterone in a very physical, you know, realistic biological way, they're shutting you off from reality. Yeah, absolutely. And also by decreasing testosterone levels, you have people who feel safer in groups. You have people who have more of a herd mentality. There's been a lot of science

that proves socialists have an overall lower testosterone level than

than conservatives. The reason for that is because if you have a low testosterone level, if you look at things in the animal kingdom, if you're not a

I wouldn't say predator, but if you're not capable of defending yourself, how do you defend yourself? Large groups. Right. And let's get a big, large group, and then let's hope the lion doesn't come, and if it comes, it might kill somebody else. And this is all it is. They want that herd mentality, and that herd mentality is propagated by people who...

have low testosterone levels, and that's where the socialism comes from. Line up 100 socialists.

and line up 100 Conservatives,

put them in a Royal rumble and we'll see how it goes down. I mean, we all know the answer. So it's like these, this is, this is the reality. This is the bottom line. When you remove testosterone level, you just have a whole bunch of people who are easy to control.

Yeah, and it's really obvious if you just play it out in your own mind, this idea of if you're in a room where a whole bunch of people are all saying the wrong thing, right? They're all like agreed that this, that the sky is green, the sky is green. It takes a certain amount of bravery and a certain amount of self-confidence and a certain amount of I don't care what anybody else thinks to stand up and go, no, this is wrong. To be the only one, right, that stands up against the group. Yep. That takes some gumption, some. It does. It does take some gumption. And I was saying yesterday on The War Room, the.

the level that the PSYOPs got to now where they're convincing people men are women. Right. Like, how far can they—I really believe that they've sat down and go, you know what, let's test our propaganda machine. Yeah, it does seem like that, doesn't it? Let's take the most ridiculous thing we can and let's see. And now if you stand up and say that men aren't women and women aren't men, you know, you're going to have some serious backlash from individuals. It's crazy. I remember when I first read 1984 in high school, I didn't like it because I thought it was too unrealistic.

population that truly believe that two plus two equals five. I thought there's no, I thought, you know, it's just, it's a nice book. It's, it's nice as like a metaphor, but it'll never get to that level. And then here we are, here we are. And every single day they come out with something new and it's, it's really, it's amazing. It really is amazing. And, and yeah, that's what the machine does. It just

Promotes everyone or anyone who's on their side and just uh

Common sense dies. Yeah. And it's all about weakness. You know, it's one of the things that, one of the things about strength, I feel, if you're strong, you want other people to be strong. Yep. Right? You want other people to be able to stand up by themselves and defend themselves. Yep. But if you're weak, you want everybody else to be weak. Oh, absolutely. Right? That's an amazing point. If you're weak, you definitely want other people to be weak because otherwise you feel insecure, don't you? Yeah. So this is the first thing. I can't remember who it was. Some blue checkmark liberal guy on Twitter talking about, you know, how he cries three times a week and men need to cry three times a week.

He's unhappy really genuinely how he is as a person. The only way he can feel better is to convince other people to be the same. Right. And I, on one of my banned Twitter accounts, I was explaining to him that the key tenets of masculinity is emotional control. You can't pretend that that's not a tenet of masculinity. It always has been. When we go to war, we're scared, but we do it anyway. Exactly. We run into a burning building, we're afraid we do it anyway. When the police are coming up on a bank robbery, they're afraid they do it anyway. Right. One of the key tenets to masculinity is controlling our emotions, and men that can't control their emotions—

Well, yeah, and the thing is with guys like this they're like oh men don't need to control their emotions We should all cry more etc. Etc. Like that's gonna turn us into a bunch of babies But what actually happens when you have men who don't control their emotions is you have serial killers or do to lose their mind in a bar Fight and shoot everyone like you don't want men who can't control themselves, right? That is not good for society as a whole We need to be preaching emotional control

And not the opposite. So

Yeah, the weak, certainly trying weak and mend, but in...

In the long run, when they do that, when they try and take away our emotional controls, they actually make men more dangerous. If you look at these school shooters and these kind of people, these are people with no emotional control whatsoever. And they're little babies or weak people. They're never big, strong guys. They're nerds. They're nerds with no emotional control. And the girls won't talk to them. And they've been told by society and everyone else that, you know, you don't have to control yourself. Just act out your feelings. And look what they do. Crazy shit. That's a great point. Yeah, yeah. Stoicism is really undervalued in today's world. And it doesn't mean don't have emotions, right? Yep. You can have emotions.

try to control it. It's like, uh,

You know, just last night, my sister gave birth to a baby. And it's like every time I think about that, I want to cry because I'm so happy. It's like a beautiful thing. But I'm not going to because I want to maintain a little bit of manliness on the air. Exactly. I mean, like, everyone, of course, we're all human.

If you're on the Titanic and it's sinking, you're going to be afraid. But also it's your job as a man to say goodbye to your family and smile and do what you have to do. And this is a tenant of masculinity, which is they're trying to erode and they're trying to destroy it because they want to control us more.

But all it's doing is it's making society as a whole more dangerous. That's what I truly believe. Every man I've met with no emotional control has been a dangerous man. And not in a good way. I mean, in an unhinged individual way. Right. Well, more dangerous and just less enjoyable. And to illustrate this fact, I'd like to go to this clip. This is clip number four.

You know, this is Megan Rapinoe, receiving Sports Person of the Year. Why? Why? She's a hero, you don't know this? Hero of what? She's a champion of something. Champion of what? I'm sure. Women's soccer, come on, it's amazing. So,

Just think about how much fun everyone in this room is having when she gives this speech. Here she is, Megan Rapinoe, accepting Sportsperson of the Year.

Is it true that I am...

The fourth woman

deserving of this award.

I don't think so.

Is it true?

that so few writers of color deserve to be featured in this publication? No. Is it true that so few women's voices

deserve to be heard and deserve to be read in this publication. I don't think so.

Woo!

There you go. You give her a prestigious award, and she calls your publication sexist and racist in return. This is what happens, yeah. You think you're going to appeal or appease these liberals. You can't because they're mentally challenged. She has a low IQ, and she's brutally unattractive, and I don't like her being on television ever. I agree. It's offensive to me. Yeah, I don't see how she got, you know. But like we said, anyone who goes down the liberal path, anyone who sells their soul, they're going to try and propagate.

to do that's what they're doing here right this is this is her reward right for selling her soul selling her soul yeah you sold your soul so you get to be sports person of the year even they're going to go up there and just complain people of color what what's that to do with you like just where where are you looking through the publication trying to find any excuse to complain about something right to try and prove you're a virtuous individual and that's what all these liberals really do they don't have any genuine virtues as people so they just try and preach imaginary virtues genuine virtues like bravery like we're just talking about the bravery to stand up for

genuine virtue as people.

So you sit and scroll through the magazine. Okay, there's enough black people. Okay, there's enough white people. Okay, there's enough. Oh, but there's not enough transgender people. It's like you're going to find something. It's like insanity. It's insanity. Yeah, ever-changing goalposts, ever more ridiculous, ever more shrill, ever more obnoxious. I mean, like how broken down do you want to go? Like, okay, we have enough black people. We have enough white people. We have enough women. We have enough men. We have enough transgenders. We don't have enough gay transgenders or pre-op transgenders. Right.

You can't represent everybody all the time. It's going to get to a point where it's like, okay, there's one extra of something.

Welcome to the real world. And the craziest thing to me is that it's in sports now, because sports was for a long time sort of the one thing that you couldn't fake it. If you scored more points, you scored more points. Sports are supposed to be about who's the best. Exactly. But that's a harsh reality that they don't want people to accept anymore. Because they don't want reality whatsoever. They want their own fake, false reality. Well, too bad, folks. We're tearing it down. More with Andrew Tate on the other side. There we go. And let's do this.

*crying*

Amen.

Yeah.

This board, see, this is beyond

This is beyond infatuation. This is beyond admiration. This is mental illness. This is mental illness.

It's like, this is your mind on Star Wars. - The Madison generations live in you now.

What good is this man as a man in any capacity? But this is your fight. Oh, they didn't say this.

It's insane. It's not even a good trailer. It would be one thing if it was a cool trailer. It's just

It's like Black Screams and, oh, a desert. Whoa. Oh, my God, a desert. It's a desert. Oh, it's gorgeous. So what's happening? What's going on? This is what I mean. There's no way the movies can live up to this. No. There's no movie that can put this kind of emotionality in me. I'm sure.

It's honestly sad. It's honestly, all right, all right, we can take down the crying Star Wars soy boy. We've had enough of him. We've seen him enough. Yeah. He's flipping out here. It really is sad that

Somebody could be so...

so emotionally moved by

some crappy Hollywood movie. It's weird. You shouldn't tie your identity to anything other than your own personal achievements. That's what I believe. I believe that the easiest route to the top as a man or as a person is to look at your life and go, okay, what have I done?

And it doesn't matter if it's Star Wars or anything else, but this is what people do. They outsource their personalities. Someone said, I can't remember who said it, and a lot of people, if a lot of people had a movie made about their life, they wouldn't even be the main character. And it's an amazing way. It's an amazing way to look at how some people live. Like, you make a movie about this guy's life. Is he the main character? No, Star Wars is the main character.

Where was I? I can't remember. It was about six, seven months ago. I was in a restaurant and I overheard a date taking place. And at the date, they were talking about the bands they liked, the movies they liked, all the things. And I was sitting there saying with my brother, listen, if you listen to these people for the last hour, neither of them have talked about what they've done. All they're talking about is what they like that other people have done. And this is how a lot of people live their lives. And I don't think they realize that the easiest path to being anything and really truly being fulfilled is to sit down and go, what do I do? Right. I don't care about George Lucas. I don't care about Star Wars. I'm uninterested. I'm interested in me.

Give me a lightsaber. Maybe I'll care. But until then, it's like, whatever, you know, my thing. You know, honestly, I've had that realization recently and I've I've stopped hanging out with a lot of people and it kind of sucked. You know, I'm still friends with them. But anytime I hang out with them, I'm just like, well, I don't want to talk about I don't watch Netflix shows. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't we don't connect on this on this surface level and you're not doing anything with your life. It's depressing me how, you know, ineffectual you are. And so and so you cut them out.

while at a birthday party or whatever, but for the mass majority, I'd rather talk to people who are doing things. I'd rather go, what are you making today? What have you done today? And I have friends that do that, so you go hang out with them, they inspire you, you better the world. Yeah, you're either a producer or a consumer. Right. That's how there's two categories of people, either produce or consume. So,

I'm not particularly that into music. But if I was, I would learn how to make music. As opposed to just sitting there and being a super fan and waiting for someone else's album to drop and standing in line and buying the album and listening to the album on repeat. I mean, fair enough, if you like music, you like music. I'm not saying, you know, don't listen to music. And my point is, if music is truly your identity...

Where's yours? Yeah. You know, it's like, that's just the way I think people should live. And a lot of people don't want to. They want to sit there. And if film is so impassionate to him, why hasn't he written a movie? He's obviously got all the time in the world. He ain't got a girlfriend, does he?

So he ain't got nothing else to do. He's clearly producing top-of-the-line content. I mean, it's astonishing stuff. But, you know, there's a whole other level that it's been taken to because things like Star Wars or Lord of the Rings, they became beloved, they became these cultural icons because of the underlying story that they represented, right? You know, whether you've seen Star Wars or not, you already know there's the big bad empire that wants conformity and it wants domination,

loving fighters that go against it. And so they represent these iconic or these elemental aspects of our culture. Same way Lord of the Rings, it's about standing up against, you know, the onslaught of the mechanized industrial, you know, and so it resonates with that.

But here, if you watch the new Star Wars, there's no message. There's no wider cultural value that you can latch on to and actually inspires it. Hollywood's gone completely down the pan. I can't watch Hollywood movies anymore. My girlfriend says to me, let's go to the movies. I say, I can't watch any of them. Every single one of them is just littered with girl power, complete garbage, liberal insanity. I can't watch any movie. There's no movie you can think of they haven't completely ruined. What's the last movie I tried to watch? Atomic Blonde or something? Well, there's your mistake right there.

There's this tiny chick who beats up like 100 big Russian mob bosses. Right. Oh, girl power. Like, you think I'm a girl. And I'm just sitting there going, I would whoop your ass. I can't even watch it. I mean, they've even turned James Bond into a girl. Oh, yeah. Like, they've taken away the last masculine character we had. I watched the last Bond. I was super upset because he already became a bit of a pussy. I mean, the girl shot him and shit. And he's like, oh, it's fine. Blow my shoulder off. It's okay. I was just like, this isn't the Bond I know.

And now they're going, all right, no, let's take it a step further. Bond's now a girl. Girls are in charge of everything. Girls beat up guys. And it's everything that's produced by the mainstream. It's not even just Hollywood. If you watch every TV show, the dad is a bumbling idiot.

and the mom is the smart one. The dad is just, watch any sitcom.

Watch the man. He's some bumbling idiot. Oh, dad likes to just get fat and watch sports, and mom is the smart one. Like, there's just a constant attack on men. I can't watch this crap. Yeah, once you start noticing it, it's impossible to enjoy these things. But then you see something like I just saw Ford vs. Ferrari, which I thought was a great movie. And it wasn't even that it was like this amazing movie by itself, but...

It's just you go in with such low expectations that it just doesn't have overwhelming liberal propaganda. It's like, bravo, well done. That's all we have left. We have real—that's a true story. Yes. You can hope they take a true story and don't destroy it. Right. But if they write anything—

It's insanity. It's going to be crap. Yeah, it's going to be crap. And that's why nowadays everything's just a remake, which they're usually ruining something in a remake. Right. A comic book movie.

because they're trying to infantize men. Yep. Or every once in a while you get the all good true story. That's about it. Yeah, yeah, that's all you get. It's really a sad thing, but it's purposeful. It's not an accident they're doing this because they are trying to destroy men because as you say, they want control. And it's all about control.

And if you're weak, if you're effeminate, if you're whatever, then,

Look at the action stars from the 80s.

Look at Stallone, Arnie, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren. Look at them. And do we have one like that anymore? Right. We don't have one. We don't have one man who's like, you know what? I'm a big, strong dude. Don't mess with me. A single one left. They've taken them all away. Can we get the comparison between Arnold in his prime and Charlize Theron playing Atomic Bond? That's the dichotomy of action heroes. And even the men they choose. Even the men they choose for Spider-Man or whatever. Some tiny little dude.

It's a celebration of weakness. It's a celebration of weakness because that's what they want.

It's not even about

masculinity solely about masculinity because we want women to be strong too, right? But women aren't strong in the way that men are strong. We want strong feminine characters or, you know, whatever. And when you talk about stoicism and maintaining your emotions, sure, it may be a more feminine aspect to be more emotional, but really you don't want a woman that's emotional either. You want a strong, stoic. Yeah, exactly. And my view of a strong woman is a woman who does whatever

good wife that's a strong woman and I say that and it makes me sound sexist and everyone's offended but to me that is a woman who's far more worthy of respect than some woman who's got a law degree and whatever it's 39 childless sitting at home depressed eating chocolate ice cream sitting on twitter with a blue check mark talking shit like yeah who's who's really the woman who's achieved something with her life my grandma it was my grandma's 94th birthday uh a couple months ago and I was there and I looked around it because she had like 11 kids and

And they all had a bunch of kids. And I was looking around. I don't even know the numbers. There must have been about 70 people in that room from one woman. It's amazing. And I'm just like, no one cares about her career. No one asks what job she has. And now the women just have succulents or plants, right? Yeah, like, you just look at the life.

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