Pearl (Hannah) critiques Candace Owens’ debunked conspiracy theories—like Egyptian planes and alien involvement in Charlie Kirk’s death—calling them performative and demanding accountability, including a promised interactive map delayed 30 days. She dismisses Owens’ credibility, mocks male supporters ("simps"), and rejects insufficient apologies like Jason Phillips’. Meanwhile, she contrasts women’s media reliance on appearance or external validation with men’s earned rigor, citing her father’s success over Owens’ embellishments. The episode blends personal health struggles (TMJ, CO2 laser) with sharp critiques of fame, credibility, and gender dynamics in public discourse. [Automatically generated summary]
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black fatigue, Shannon, please take out the weed for tea.
You But I'll tell you, damn it.
I was in this case.
In this case, I absolutely was right.
Now, welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily here on the Audacity Network, everybody.
I apologize, guys.
I'm getting sick.
This traveling doesn't do well for me.
So I think I'm going to start the show by, I mean, I'll just tell you random stuff about my life.
Number one, ladies, I tried CO2 laser.
I did.
I think I told you guys last time.
I tried this like two or three weeks ago.
I was really nervous about doing this debate because I was like, I have black eyes or ish from this laser.
I'm like red.
And I don't know if it was a good move.
I just, I, you know, I'm so curious.
I got to try it once.
And I figured, I'm like, you know, what's the downside?
And I don't think there was much of a downside except for how painful it was.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
I was like, this is not.
This is not what I was searching for.
So I think I'll go back to looking normal in like a month, but yeah.
I look rough, but please don't stop.
All right.
We didn't need to rub it in.
Okay.
I know.
I'm just, I'm kind of, I don't know.
I'm kind of sick.
I got random questions for the chat because sometimes people, I get my best advice from sometimes from people in the chat, you know.
Number one, have, you know, right now I'm on a decluttering journey.
The past year, I've really kind of upped my fashion game or so I thought.
I would say I learned how to dress better and then still went back to the sweatshirts.
There's something about, guys, I am just not comfortable.
Obviously, you guys all saw on a stage.
I hate, I hate that feeling.
I hate being in front of people.
It's weird because I'm a streamer, but I really hate being the center of attention.
I hate wearing clothes that draw too much attention.
I hate, I love like talking in a room with like a small group of people.
That's kind of fun for me.
But even, I remember I was a captain of the volleyball team my senior year.
I hated the idea of like yelling at everyone to do stuff.
I'm like, this is just contrary to my nature.
It's just not how I am.
I wish I was different, right?
But I just, I am who I am, you know, I can't really.
So, anyways, I've tested the past two years.
I've tested a lot of different colors, a lot of different fashion choices.
And I just came back to, I really, you guys saw me, I had a really uppity set where I'm in front of people.
And I just, I find I'm like the most comfortable with my little streaming station and my sweatshirt.
I tried hair extensions.
I tried, I don't, I at least know how to dress better if I want to now.
But I, during this process, I got a lot of cheap clothes because I had to test different colors, different fashion choices.
I was trying to lose weight.
And anyways, I'm on a, I got to get rid of some of this stuff because I have too much stuff.
I have too much stuff.
Yeah, I lost a lot of weight.
And I think in the next few years, I'm going to talk about the ways I lost weight because there's a lot of misinformation out there.
And I've weighed myself every day for a decade.
So it's interesting.
I was talking to a vegan friend of mine.
And there's a vegan person that wanted to debate me on YouTube.
And I was thinking, I'm like, I don't want to debate a vegan because they're just going to tell me that there's some study that says that I'm wrong about what I'm eating.
And I'm like, well, I've weighed myself every day and I've just collected data from like weighing myself and what makes me gain and lose weight.
And I'm like, you're not going to convince me chicken's bad for me.
You are just not.
I lose the most weight when I eat like chicken and rice, pretty much.
You got to stop telling people my whereabouts, but yes, that was me in the Baton Rouge airport.
That was.
That was.
That was me.
You're saying I look good other than allergies.
I think.
I think I'm sick.
So, yeah.
So I was like, what am I going to be like?
What is this debate going to be?
You know, it's going to be, here's my study.
Here's someone funds something.
And I'm going to say, well, I've weighed myself every day for years and chicken helps me lose weight.
I didn't find steak and red meat to be this like life-saving end-all be-all that people say.
I gained weight, to be honest, if I ate red meat more so than like chicken.
The next thing, I obviously talk way too much.
You know, I tell people about my life too much.
And I want to know: have any of you done palate expansion?
Again, I've talked about this on the stream.
I have had jaw, like TMJ issues for years.
Do you hear that?
That's my jaw.
And I really, I'm considering doing a palate expansion.
And I just want to know if anyone's been successful at it.
Has anybody done that and it's solved?
Because I tried a lot of things and they're all unsuccessful.
I need a CPAP.
I don't know what that is.
I have been taking vitamin C. I've tried jaw exercises.
No, I won't grow out of this.
This has been, it started when I was 16.
It's been 13 years.
Pearl, can you tell us about how famous you were in 2023?
Do you want to be that famous again?
Not really.
Again, I'm just not the type.
I feel like a lot of these people are psychopaths.
I think it's kind of psychopathic to want to be a certain level of famous.
I maybe want to make a little bit more money so I can afford this jaw thing.
And I want to update our app and our documentary, which we're pretty much, we're moving forward with an editing team this week for the documentary.
So, if anyone wants to apply to do an app for us or a documentary, just pearlythings at gmail.com.
Talk to an expert.
I bet you're a woman, right?
Because here's the problem.
The experts are trying to sell you their stuff.
I did talk to an expert about my jaw.
I did talk to an expert and they told me to do the palate expansion, but they're trying to sell palate expansion, right?
I don't know.
I just want to know if anybody's gotten rid of it.
Yeah, you could have approached me.
I don't really mind.
Someone asked me the other day if I mined pictures because I was taking them after the debate.
No, the eyes, I'm telling you, that's from the laser.
It's like healing or whatever bullshit.
No, palate expansion is not surgery.
I don't mind taking pictures.
That's okay.
The only time it's annoying is if I'm like talking to somebody, but like at Baton Rouge, I was by myself.
So I don't, I just, I don't mind like, please don't take a picture of me if I'm not looking, you know.
I don't really want, because I'll tell you what I don't like about fame, right?
I don't enjoy having every word I say picked over.
It's not fun for me.
You know, it's not fun like when I say, hey, I wanted to, I wanted to punch Anna in the face.
There was a point where I did.
And then now the whole internet's saying Pearl's really trying to fight.
I'm like, have you seen me for years?
Guys, I'm a lover, not a fighter.
I'm a lover, not a fighter.
Like, very obviously.
But then you get these people and it's like the same thing.
They overreact.
They play victim.
They do the same thing women do.
And then I have to start changing how I talk if I get to a certain level of famous.
You can't.
You cannot talk the same.
There's just no way.
Too many people are listening.
So I kind of like my corner of the internet.
Yeah, they're saying they might, they think that's the common fix to your problem.
Yeah.
Yeah, except it was so expensive that I'm getting a quote from somewhere else.
I'm like, I wish I could afford it, but I'm like, I can't spend.
It was like 30 grand for this like two-year treatment.
I'm like, yeah, I can't do that.
I have not been monetized long enough.
And that's the other thing.
Then people get pissed off.
It's like, I don't, I don't enjoy.
And I'm not going to say there's not perks to it, right?
It's kind of fun.
You get invited to cool events.
You meet pretty cool people.
But, and for a little bit, it was really fun right after the tape panel because back then I had like no pushback.
There was like no negativity.
So there was like a three-month period.
Everyone's taking pictures.
You're awesome.
it's amazing.
But then women, I don't think we're designed to be in the spotlight.
i think it's for that because we kind of freak out when too much stuff goes wrong
i did have my wisdom teeth taken out Does it seem like something that would change the actual jaw structure and put things in the corrupt place?
Yes, definitely seek prices and reviews.
That's the problem.
That's the problem.
It's like you pay all this money and they might fix your problem or they might not.
So they want me in Brett Cooper.
I don't think Brett Cooper would really enjoy having me, to be honest.
I've talked a lot of shit about her over the years.
I don't really think it's shit, right?
Because the things I say, people tend to take really personal.
But I don't really like when women cosplay that they're traditional when you went to UCLA.
Do you know what I mean?
Or wherever the hell she went to school.
I don't, I don't really like that.
I feel like I'm pretty transparent.
I'm like, you look, I'm not this trad wife.
And I've made a lot of videos saying, look, she shames masculinity.
She thinks she's the same as men.
She thinks she can tell men what to do.
And that's, you know, so it not, nothing against her, right?
But I think women, we like delude ourselves, you know.
All right.
So let's talk about Candace Owens.
Let's, let's get into the topic.
Why shouldn't I trust Gavin?
I like Gavin.
He's nice.
He did tell everybody I had a, I was a, I was a single mom.
So, um, which okay.
So I want to talk about how women have imposter syndrome.
Now, what is imposter syndrome?
We're going to Google the definition.
The definition of imposter syndrome is the persistent inability to believe that one's success is deserved or has been legitimately achieved as a result of one's own effort or skills.
Imposter syndrome is a psychological pattern where individuals doubt their skills, talents, and accomplishments, feeling like fraud, despite objective evidence of success, often attributing achievements to luck or external factors and fearing exposure.
So, for those of you that know my background, my father is a very successful business guy.
Now, a lot of times, this is used against me in debates.
Obviously, people will say, I'm only where I'm at because of my dad, or I don't know anything because of my father.
My father was the son of a fireman.
And my dad, when he was young, started a software company.
Now, this software company grew to be-I don't know exactly how many employees he had because I was a kid.
You know, I mean, like, what do you know?
Roughly 100 to 200 people was in a software company.
And I talk about my dad a lot on this channel because I'm very proud of him.
My dad, the best man I've ever met in my life, he worked 80 hours a week and still found time to coach me in fifth grade basketball.
And to this day, remembers the score of our basketball games in middle school.
My father is a saint, and I've talked about him a lot.
He worked 80 hours a week, and his company became very successful.
They ended up selling it.
Now, did my dad have imposter syndrome?
Because he was a CEO, he was in a high position.
The answer is no.
And I know a lot of successful guys.
Doug MPA, he's pretty, no one knows his day job, but he's a pretty successful guy.
There's a lot of people with very, like, you know, I met Grant Cardone, very successful guy.
Do you think Grant Cardone has imposter syndrome?
No.
My father, does he have imposter syndrome?
No.
Who has imposter syndrome?
People that are in positions they don't deserve.
And most women have no idea how much their looks have allowed them to get the positions that they're in.
Now, I could speak to this firsthand being in media.
I know a lot of you guys say, Pearl, Pearl, Pearl, we follow you because you're funny, you're smart.
I'm like, look, obviously that's true.
I am funny and smart.
But we got to be honest here, where it was on, I drew more attention because I was a woman saying these things.
And I have to be honest about the fact there's men that know more than me, like Terrence Popp, Rolo Tomasi, Croach Greg Adams.
So this is something, even me as a woman, I felt where I'm like, I really don't deserve the following that I really don't, right?
And I think to some degree, that gives people a little bit more authenticity, right?
Maybe humility.
I don't know.
I know you guys will always say, but you guys are my followers.
You have to say that, right?
You guys have to.
You guys really have to.
Like, I mean, you know, now mind you, I'm also aware of how much work I did have to do to get into this position.
Now, mind you, many men have done more work and gotten less results.
And that's just life.
That's the gynocracy we're in, right?
However, I didn't have the backing.
A lot of these other commentators, if you look at their background, they were built by men.
So they essentially got famous even faster because they had the backing of a big organization.
So, like Brett Cooper was signed to the Daily Wire.
Brett Cooper knows nothing about the world.
And I'm not trying to say this to be facetious.
I'm not saying this to say I'm better than her.
But we got to be honest here.
What does a 22-year-old actress know about anything?
Nothing, right?
She gets there.
She adopts the opinions of Ben Shapiro, basically, and then whatever's popular.
And that's really what women we tend to do.
We tend to adopt the opinions of whatever's popular.
That's why you see Candace Owens and Brett Cooper, you know, when it's popular to go against Israel, they're on the train.
That's why when it was popular to be on the Israel train, they were on that train.
It's why I really try, and someone was, you know, nagging me, a woman in the chat, about I should cover more topics, right?
There's a reason I don't.
And it's because there are certain topics I just don't know why anyone would want my opinion on.
I do, you know, despite what people are saying currently, I do know what I'm talking about when it comes to family court.
I do.
I've seen it.
I've interviewed enough people.
I've interviewed a thousand people.
I've been watching TikToks about trends for years now.
I know what I'm talking about.
Maybe in the beginning, right, I probably wasn't as good.
But over the years, I've just, you know, I know what I'm talking about.
You can't, you might be able to gaslight me, but like, come on, I know.
But when it comes to the war, I'm like, I don't even understand violence like a man does.
Why would you want a lot of people came at me, you know, during October 5th, all that stuff?
I had so many people tell me to comment on that stuff.
And I just said, why would you want a woman's opinion on war?
I mean, that makes no sense.
Now, a lot of people discredit the people I interviewed, right?
They say, but Pearl, but Pearl, but Pearl, you only interviewed idiots, right?
That's what they say.
The naggers, right?
The people that have interviewed nobody.
And it's interesting because I'll show them women in the suburbs that I interviewed, conservative women, Christian women.
And they have much of the same answers.
I was in London.
That's like the mecca of the world.
They'll say that, Pearl, those are the dumb London people.
I'm like, who do you want me to interview?
I'll go.
Now, the next criticism I get when it comes to Candace Owens, and a lot of you simps kind of did this, right?
You said, but Pearl, but Pearl, but Pearl.
You're just jealous.
You want to be as famous as her.
No, I don't.
I don't wish that kind of fame.
I do not want 100,000 people watching.
I got to be honest here.
Maybe there was a point where I did.
I do want to afford this TMJ thing.
So, you know, maybe that.
But I just, I just have to be honest here.
It's not that.
I know a woman that is in a higher position than she should be in, and the ego that comes with it.
And I can see it from them.
If anything, I'm an expert at pointing this out.
Anna Kasparian, same thing.
Candace Owens, same thing.
Brett Cooper is younger.
So she's not as bitter as these old bronze.
But same thing.
The reason being is because when men, you know, my father, when he became really successful, had to have his ego.
My dad doesn't have an ego anyway.
He's not, I mean, some rich people you meet have these big egos.
My dad is like the most down-to-earth, coolest guy ever.
I mean, you guys wish you could talk to someone as cool as my father.
I mean, like, do you know what I'm saying?
I'm like, you, you don't even understand how cool this guy is and funny.
I love every minute I spend with him.
I'm just so entertained.
And I think he's so cool.
Like, um, I mean, it's unfortunate because I was robbed of that a little bit as a child.
I had a relative, won't say which one really robbed me of that because they was told so much bad stuff about, you know, I'm not going to get into that.
See, then they'll clip that and put it all over Twitter.
Now, I can tell.
Anyways, when my father became as successful as he was, and if you really, you know, talk to the people that know successful people personally, they have their ego broken so many times on the way up to success.
They have learned to, there's a few skills I notice with successful people.
They're very much about solving the problem.
Now, I tell this story a lot.
Sometimes I think I tell it too many times.
A few years ago, my father told me to give up on the pro-life stuff.
He said, you got to let that argument die.
And I said, no, dad, but the babies.
And he said, yeah, but that's a losing battle.
Now, people that are successful, especially that have run companies, have to make, they have to be diplomatic in the battles that are worth fighting for.
And this causes them to focus on just fixing the problem and having no ego.
That's why commentators suck, right?
They've never had their egos broken because if they're wrong, we just move on to the next topic, right?
We just keep going.
We just move, you know, if we're wrong, we just, you know, next, next.
But if my father was wrong, he has to go face his employees.
He has to lose money.
He has to.
So men like that are really good at just focusing on what needs to get done.
Like, and that's really what my dad taught me.
I'm a woman, so I'll still cry or whatever.
It's really annoying.
And I'll know I'm doing it too.
Do you know what it's like being me?
Do you know what that's like?
Because I got to be like, eh, this is going wrong.
And then I got to, then Pearl, the pearl in Pearl, is like, stop being a woman, woman.
And I'm like, eh.
And then I'm like, stop being a woman.
You know, you're being so dramatic.
You're being so dramatic right now.
You guys are all like Pearl.
And that's why I'm like, you guys got to stop with the simping.
I sometimes people leave comments.
This is a perfect woman.
What?
Because I say words on a podcast.
I say words on a, you think I don't cry like these other bitches.
You think I don't, you think I don't you.
So, you know, and you're like, Pearl, Pearl, but you're self-aware.
Don't you make better choices?
No.
I obviously don't.
I don't.
Yeah.
I don't, you know, a lot of ways I wish I could be better, you know.
But, anyways, so my father growing up, he would always say to me, he would always say to me, my first name's Hannah, if you're wondering, that's my first name.
The reason I have two names is when I first got on the internet, I had a sales job, so I went by Pearl.
And now I just, that's my middle name.
So, anyways, he would always say, focus on the solution.
Do not focus on the problem.
Focus on the solution.
Focus on the solution.
And I just don't like, you know, you know, if I'm dating somebody, it's like, you think I don't know?
We don't even notice when we're nagging.
So we're, because we're so used to nagging, you know.
That's why I'm like, women, we can't be helped.
Now, you could still call me Pearl.
I like it better for my show name.
And I kind of like it, anyways.
You know, I'm like, I can't even be helped, right?
Nobody can be helped.
We're cooked.
cooked um so i just know i can recognize when someone has a big ego and they don't know what they're talking about It's the same thing with Anna.
It's the same thing with Candace.
Because they're overly confident.
Again, people that have made a lot of money.
And if you watch these interviews with overly wealthy people, they do have a confidence, but it's a quiet confidence.
It's not loud and they don't really care about being right.
That's one of the craziest things about my dad.
He has no social media, nothing.
He does not care about being right.
He just wants things to work.
He just wants things to be accurate.
There's no, there's no ego.
And so when I saw Candace Owens a few years ago, I knew she was a DEI hire.
And that's a very tough thing as a woman to accept because you do feel like you worked hard to get in your position and you did work hard for a woman.
but the equivalent of what I would have to do if I was a man would be way more than I did, even though I did do a lot.
See, this is the shaming.
I know whoever this is is a woman.
It's definitely the woman in this picture, trauma dumping.
You see what I'm saying?
So I know how to recognize when a woman has an ego out of control.
And I just knew when I saw Candace Owens thinking that she knew more than an FBI director that this woman is going to crash and burn.
I think she was a good diversity hire, right?
In a way, a lot of this debate stuff is acting.
And most of these people are actors.
But we got to be honest here.
Candace Owens worked for Dennis Prager.
Then she worked for Ben Shapiro.
Those are the men that made her career.
They made her famous.
They made her who she is.
And then she worked for Turning Point, right?
So, and she turned on like two of those organizations, right?
She turned on turn.
So, and that's really typical.
Women never thank.
I mean, and I think you guys have seen this in marriage, right?
Women never thank the people that got them to where they are.
turn on them instead.
And I don't say this to be mean.
If anything, I think it's mean all the people that gas her up and put her in this position because she's a woman, because now she's crashing and burning.
Okay.
So, a few months ago, Charlie Kirk died, right?
Charlie Kirk was openly assassinated in the public square, basically.
He was doing a debate and he got shot.
And when I heard about him getting shot, I really thought this was an open and closed case.
He goes after trans people a lot.
Trans people have a lot of mental issues.
It doesn't necessarily shock me that somebody Googled where Charlie Kirk was going to be, got on the rooftop, and shot him.
To me, that was kind of open and closed.
He admitted to it.
I guess we'll see when the trial comes.
But to me, this case is closed.
It's shut down.
We're done.
But not for Candace, right?
Now, she goes on this whole escapade, right?
And I want you guys, the reason I'm telling you this, I want you guys to be able to recognize this because a lot of these people live in media forever.
They're total bitches.
Also, she doesn't have the best reputation in media.
I know a lot of people that know her.
Diva, that's her reputation.
Anna, same thing, Divas.
I mean, these are the reputations.
Brett Cooper has a good reputation, actually.
She has a good reputation.
Now, I'm going to continue.
I'm going to continue.
So see this.
Sometimes I just pause.
I'll forget.
How do you stop that?
Like, sometimes I'll be mid-sentence and I just forget.
You see this?
I mean, this happened on stage.
And you see Candace Ellens kind of going with, anyways, over the years, what's popular, which is typical for women.
This is not abnormal.
Catholicism is popular now.
Now she's Catholic.
She sued the school for racism when it was popular.
BLM was popular.
She was kind of on that train.
Then she made a website trying to dox people.
You know, that's not really freedom of speech.
Then she got conservative money.
I don't even know if it's conscious, but women, we tend to just go to where we're clapped.
And I feel this in me at times.
I have to like curb it, right?
You know, it's why it doesn't benefit me to think that I'm here because it's better for me to believe that I'm here because of DEI and I'm lucky.
I think that's better for, it's better for the ego because I don't want to end up like these women.
So when Charlie Kirk died, Candace Ellens has this whole conspiracy theory about and about how Charlie Kirk was assassinated and it wasn't the original guy.
Now, this woman has all these wacky things involved.
She says there's Egyptian planes.
She brings on this guy that's supposed to be a witness saying, you know, she's implying Erica Kirk's involved.
It's like all this stuff.
And there's kind of ways you can tell if someone's on wacky energy.
Remember, men don't crash out when they hear shit they don't like.
They just walk away and tune you out, stop listening.
So, when you look at people's comments section and it's mostly women, like the ads are tailored for women, you can generally come to the conclusion the person's kind of full of shit.
Ad times X, if it's a woman, right?
Like Rachel Wilson, not full of shit.
Her audience is mostly men.
Candace Owens, full of shit, female audience.
That's kind of how it goes.
Brett Cooper, you know, now she does the gossipy stuff.
More, I would guess her audience is 50-50, right?
it's like simps and women.
So this all came to an accumulation when Turning Point invites Candace Owens out.
And they say, Candace, come to us with your facts.
We're going to answer all the questions.
Let's do this in person.
And Candace says, Well, I need it to be virtual.
Well, that date doesn't work for me.
And look, I'm in media.
I know the business.
I know how much money you have.
You guys have nannies.
Tell your husband to watch the kids.
Now, everyone came at me and said, But Pearl, but Pearl, but Pearl.
She obeys.
She submits to her husband.
I said, Guys, it's very obviously performative.
Like the same way Anna Kasperian, she can't get on stage and nag and bitch like that.
And her husband, like that's a skill, and her husband's going to get the brunt of it.
Candace, same way, right?
You can kind of tell when a woman is under the control of a man because we act different.
We're a little bit less, you know.
I don't think her husband wants her to get sued in court.
You know, if she cared about her family, she wouldn't be doing this because politics is messy and people die for this stuff.
You wouldn't put your family in harm's way, which will never stop, right?
And I, you know, this just wasn't passing the sniff test for me.
I'm like, why would you not want to go on it?
Like, it's not that difficult to get a nanny and get on a plane.
And anybody buying that this is this impossible day.
Look, you can do a podcast in half a day.
I have flown in and out same day.
I've flown people in and out same day.
Like, no, there's no excuse.
You've been talking about this for months.
This is your job.
And I just knew, you know, the way I can tell if somebody is reputable is I put my dad in their shoes.
And I think of my father and I think, would my dad do that?
And I'm like, no, he would just show up and go through the facts.
And when I brought this to my dad, because a lot of times I'll bounce stories off of him.
He's the smartest guy I know.
I'll say, Dad, like, what did you, what did you think of this?
And he's like, well, what are the facts?
And I'm like, there are none.
It's just like hearsay at this point.
So now Candace Owens is being called crazy by Alex Jones.
Guys, I don't know what more you need.
I don't know.
I really need an apology.
I don't want anyone to call in except you simps.
I need you to apologize for simping.
That's what I need.
And says with straight face, not satire, that Charlie Kirk is a time traveler in a secret government project.
That she's always known she's an alien.
My point is, is you look at her eyes, you look at everything she's saying.
She is clearly crashing out.
And she is burning herself down in lifetime.
I don't like seeing this happen.
And of course, I've been vindicated.
And now here we are.
Time travel.
Space aliens.
Next, she's going to say she's Santa Claus.
The CEO of conspiracy theorists, a subject matter expert on conspiracy theorists.
I mean, guys, I could have seen this coming.
I mean, she's a woman, right?
And you have to be akin to what female sins are, even with me, right?
We have a tendency to believe stupid stories.
We have a tendency, um, an inclination towards mysticism, towards being a bitch, um, being quarrelsome.
Like, that's just kind of our nature.
Our nature is terrible.
We do not, I don't know why people like think our nature is good in any way, it's terrible.
Um, all right, here's another one: a man has to say just a general rule: if you have to say, I'm a man, which he then follows up by saying, I'm a real man, yeah.
So, again, shaming masculinity-that's the attitude.
You probably aren't one.
Hey, Brigitte, if you got a suit to prove you're a woman, you're probably not one.
Real men, uh, yeah.
And the problem is now she's in this position where um, she just because she had this is why I will never let myself have an ego like that.
You got to believe you're here because you're a woman, it's just easier that way.
You got to believe that now.
Let's look at the during this time when Candace Owens would not get on this plane.
I'm from a like, I'm from a good family, like a well-off family.
You're not gonna, you're not gonna convince me you can't get on that plane.
Like, shut up.
Um, Candace Owens is worth $300 million and can't afford a babysitter in a flight to Phoenix.
Now, Jason Phillips, um, he did apologize, so I will, but I'm still gonna read this simping.
This is crazy.
The reason she needed a babysitter is why she's not going to your so-called cat fight, so-called fight.
She's smart enough to understand these cowards aren't man enough to look you in the eye when they kill you.
I used to like you, but the little bit of fame you've acquired has turned you into a smug bitch.
Really?
And I said, I'm accepting apologies now.
He said, I'm sorry.
Did it make it better?
Not really.
Not really.
I need to rub it in.
I need to because I've gotten so much flack.
I've had people call into my show and say, You need to lay off candy.
Look, I'm an expert at women with egos.
You are 500K and you can't afford a brain.
I can't afford a brain.
And you believed Egyptian planes.
I said, I'm accepting apologies.
Explain why, idiot.
TPUSA couldn't have a conference link.
You're being obtuse.
Look, I will, if there is an arrest based on Candace Owens' investigation, I will apologize.
I will come out here.
I will get on my knees.
I will beg for forgiveness.
And this is what you're going to see keep happening.
Male spaces are going to go to women.
Simps are going to defend the women.
Like this.
TPUSA raised nearly $100 million selling merch following Charlie's assassination and they can't figure out a Zoom link?
And you guys are going to fall for it every time.
So I'd like, let's see, did anybody apologize?
No, but I'm not seeing.
Apology for what?
Here we go.
Either admit you were wrong or shut the fuck up and log off forever.
Seriously, because that is like the bar is on the floor in terms of journalistic integrity.
You gassed everybody up.
You got everybody whipped up into this paranoid schizophrenia.
People are talking about maroon shirts and beekeepers and secret transgenders and trapdoors and energy weapons.
And this thing about Egyptian planes, you fucked up.
Admit it.
You got all the information wrong because you're a fucking idiot.
You can't read a table because you're a low IQ idiot and you messed it up.
You staked your career on this.
You hung your hat on that.
That was the foundation.
It became the foundation of the whole conspiracy.
You fucked up.
You didn't do your due diligence.
You didn't run it by your white producers who are men.
You didn't run it by the Supreme Court, your husband.
You messed up.
You made yourself look like an ass.
You destroyed your credibility.
If you want to build your credibility back, fess up and admit your mistake, but you're not going to get away with it.
No one's going to forget.
Nobody is going to move on.
You're not going to create a big diversion and pivot to attacking me or on to the next thing.
22 episodes talking about Egyptian planes.
You said you knew.
You said that's the proof.
Tucker, your buddy, who's best friends with Kevin Spacey, said, I happen to know that for a fact.
That's weird because it's all fake.
So what do you mean?
You know, that's like Tucker Carlson's favorite thing.
He loves to say that.
I can't tell you how I know, but I know that's really because the emperor has no clothes.
You have been caught with your hand in the cookie jar.
That's all bullshit.
Somebody paid $950 for the data and reassembled the table for you, and it's all fake.
So where's our interactive map?
I can't wait to see it, but something tells me we're 30 days out.
We're never going to see it.
She launched this huge attack on me today.
And I replied, she said, I want to debate you on whether the world is run by satanic pedophiles like Brigitte McCrone and Sigmund Freud and this, that, and Aleister Crowley.
I said, I'm really more interested in the thing you've been talking about for the past three months, which is Egyptian planes.
She didn't answer that on her show today.
Would have been so easy.
She just pretended like it was never even mentioned.
So we need to start a daily count.
30 days overdue on the interactive map.
Next update tomorrow.
We're 30 days out from the interactive map.
When are we going to get it?
How many days?
100 days, 500 days?
When are we going to get our map about the Egyptian planes?
Because, you know, until we get that, this is a completely unserious person who misled the entire country.
She embellished and fabricated claims to blow up her show.
She was searching for something, anything to keep the soap opera going, and she didn't do her journalistic due diligence.
And now she wants to pretend like that never happened.
Well, we're not going to let her pretend that that never happened.
It happened.
Egyptian planes, you live by it, you die by it.
Your credibility lives and dies by that.
Where are they at?
Where's the map?
Where's the timetable?
You're not going to throw that on me.
We want to see the map.
Yeah.
And that's when you talk to like very high IQ men.
I mean, that's all they want to know.
What are the facts?
What are the facts?
I mean, that's my dad.
Like, what is the solution, my father?
What is the solution?
What are the facts?
All right.
This is the video of her Charlie.
And then they're like, oh, well, you didn't watch her whole live stream.
Well, do you know what?
Intelligent men and intelligent people can condense it to a report.
Yes.
Complicated business decisions can be condensed to one or two pages.
They absolutely can.
So if you're going to make me watch like 10 episodes, I just have to, you're full of shit.
Okay.
Like, let's just, what are the facts?
I've been marked since he was a child.
We've discussed these gate programs that they have in school.
And I just think, on the basis of what he told me, that when he was really young, they wanted to drug him, but his mother said no, and he was really grateful for that.
And instead, they decided that they could send him to this X-Men school.
That's the best way I can describe it.
I would certainly, by the way, for you, Internet Salutes, I'd like to find out which school Charlie had to attend.
So he was pulled out of the regular school he was attending and he had to go to some special school for the gifted like he was next man.
All right.
I am from Charlie Kirk's area.
So I want to see what high school he went to.
Like, I'm from really close to where he's from.
Um, okay, he briefly was raised.
Okay, what high school does it say?
Um, I am not seeing it.
Hold on, uh, Wheeling that is the special high school, Wheeling High School.
You have got to be kidding me.
Wheeling high school.
Okay, that is not a special high school.
I thought it was going to be like the Einstein Academy was big where I was from.
Like we had a few people go there.
All right.
This is all right.
I liked your video about women in the workplace.
I work at a restaurant and she has a fit every time a ticket prints, but nobody treats her like a manager.
Seeing her be weak too much, he flips out about that too.
Yeah.
Yeah, women, we just can't be men.
Super sicker.
Digital media spear has become too dramatic to engage in, especially with more pertinent geopolitics like the path to World War III.
Yes, I'm ivory towering.
Well, that's that's a normal response.
I mean, because that's how men are, that's how men see it, right?
Women enter the space, it becomes about drama, not facts, and then men just walk away and say, This is too much.
Thank you nicely for the super chat.
The Branca show, Candace Owens had four kids after 31.
It is she who has a time machine.
It's called Millions of Dollars in IVF.
Yeah, and you know, look, you know, that's what I'm saying.
None of these people are traditional.
I mean, if anything, it served in Candace Owens' best interest to wait till 31 to have kids.
Why?
She married into $300 million.
You can't convince me that was the wrong decision for her in her point of view.
That was the correct decision.
She had like, yes, duh, she should have waited.
Not a traditional decision, though.
Okay, Bran Pearl, if you have not already restate your goal here.
What is the point?
No judgment.
My goal is to be accurate.
I think a lot of you guys want to be bamboozled because you want to be on like a missional platform that serves to like change the laws and like whatever.
I'll say, look, I will draw as much attention to these issues as I possibly can.
I will do my best to get in contact with people that can change the laws.
However, we got to be honest here, and this is just going to get worse.
And I say that because if we really are paying attention, everything's getting worse.
The cities are getting more crime filmed.
The racial and gender divide is getting worse.
Women are getting drunk on power, absolutely drunk on power.
Elon Musk doesn't even have rights to his kids.
I am not going to lie to my audience and say that things are going to get better when I know for almost absolute certain, at least right now, it'll get worse.
So, so yeah, now I'm going to give you guys like a half hour to apologize.
You can call in and apologize.
Yes.
let me, I got to go to the chat myself because Doug MPA is doing karaoke tonight.
All right, let's see.
No.
Oh, I don't want to do a humiliation ritual.
Well, it was pretty humiliating when all of you guys were saying that I was just coming at her for no reason.
I just want to hear the words, the magical words.
Pearl, I am sorry.
And you were right.
So if you talked shit during that time, you can call in now and say, Pearl, do you know what?
You had a point.
We'll see.
I don't know if anyone will do it.
I'll sing.
I'll sing until I do that.
Okay, well, if it doesn't apply to you, let it fly.
I mean, they're like, oh, I didn't attack you.
Well, then this wasn't for you, was it?
This wasn't for you.
This stream wasn't, that wasn't directed at you, was it?
Also, if you want to donate to my divorce documentary, we are actually picking the team this week.
And the donations will go towards flying out guests.
Also, I am trying to make these t-shirts.
And I would love you guys' opinions.
Have a t-shirt press and I have this.
This is shut the fuck up, university.
This is for you to get for your bitch.
Now, I don't know why the bottom is not sticking, but the top is.
Now, I did it for three.
Now, everyone says I did it for the recommended time and it wasn't enough.
So, I kept doing more.
This was like 3:30 for 330 degrees for like I think three minutes-ish.
So, I really would like to sell these, but I can't get the t-shirt machine to work.
Yeah, it keeps peeling.
Um, these are this is very nice cotton.
Um, I really like the t-shirt thing, but um, and I don't even know if that's going to be the design I go with.
I just ordered like 10 of them to see if I could get the t-shirt machine to work.
Um, you have information for me for the documentation.
Is it information?
Looks like a woman tried to make that sweatshirt.
It was a t-shirt, and that's true.
If there was, um, I bet if you were here, you could figure it out.
I, I could, I would actually bet my life savings that if you were here, you would figure it out.
But, you know, there's um there's a part of just being a woman where you're just a little bit retarded.
women.
Hello, Macintosh.
A Macintosh.
Are you here to apologize?
Yes, I'm here to apologize.
Oh, thank you.
All right.
Go ahead.
Well, I'm very sorry.
I mean, I feel like I didn't necessarily think you were doing bad, but I mean, I guess I'm more sorry on the behalf of the mainstream, you know, for casting such negative views on you.
Well, I appreciate you calling in.
I accept the apology.
Yeah, you're welcome.
So, no beef here.
I really didn't think anyone would call in.
You know, that's a, yeah.
Well, you said he's simping.
I don't think he's simping, but he probably was if he defended Candace Owens.
So, you know, but it's okay.
Simps can recover.
Am I satisfied?
Not really.
Are women ever satisfied?
That was your first mistake.
Someone asked me if I ever did the open mic.
I didn't.
I chickened out.
I did.
I'm going to work up the courage.
I'm going to do an open mic.
What should, okay?
What should I do jokes on for my open mic?
All right.
Let me, let me write some jokes.
Can we all move on now?
Yeah, I think that's pretty much it.
I don't have a shop button because I can't, you can't buy the t-shirts because I can't get this to work.
So when I get it to work, I'll never apologize if it apply or not.
That's true because we're never happy, right?
Yeah.
I do got to get over this stage fright.
do have to get over this i mean it's pinned the link if you want to apologize Are my attackers allowed to come in?
I mean, I don't feel like being screamed at today.
All right.
All right.
My jokes.
All right.
What would my jokes be?
So I was kind of playing.
We were me and Doug MPA were talking about doing a stand-up about how you can tell how bad your life is going by how many black guys approach you.
Yeah.
And I could say this because I used to be like 50 pounds heavier, you know.
And your dad, you know, I mean, dads, let's be honest.
I mean, when you're a white girl, they want you to date a white guy.
They don't really want you to date a black guy in general.
And, you know, my dad, he's like, well, like, why do you, you know, why do you keep dating black guys?
And I'm like, dad, I'm fat.
don't have a choice.
What you really need is op training sessions.
Probably.
Was that, was that funny?
I had a whole bit about being a second wife.
I was thinking about writing and how dating divorced men is really that's where you want to be as a woman.
You want to be the second wife.
You don't want to be the first wife.
And I'm trying to remember how this went.
And the reason is, the reason is because honestly, their expectations are so low.
Like when you date a guy that's never been married, I mean, especially if they're younger, they have all these expectations.
They want you to cook.
They want you to clean.
You know, a guy that's divorced, they're just happy if you smile and fuck them.
I mean, honestly, like the bar is here.
It's like applying to a job that the last employee likes shit on the floor.
And you're like, hey, I can do the job.
And they're like, can you actually get it done?
You're like, yeah, I can do it well.
I'm going to be kind of slow.
But I can do it.
And they're like, slow, that's fun, but you can do it.
And you're like, yeah.
So.
Yeah, second.
That's what I say.
You got to go for the, you got to go for the divorce men, ladies.
Because also, you're going to be better.
Like, all you have to do is not get fat.
Like, the ex-wife got fat.
She stopped sleeping with her husband.
She was a bitch, right?
So, I mean, that's that's so you're applying to this job and you just smile, uh, do a glut gluck 9,000.
You don't even you could cook like once a week and Uber eats the rest and he's happy.
Man is happy now.
Someone asked, Well, what about three times divorced men?
Well, you might have to, you know, what third, a guy divorced twice, it might be the employer, it might be the employer.
I don't know if I recommend twice divorced men, not always like Trump, right?
He was twice divorced and now he's happily married.
That's a problem.
Like, I do these pauses and I think, but on stage, everyone's watching you think.
That's where, that's where I get, you know.
The other thing about divorced men, that's great, right?
Is that to be honest, a lot of divorced men, it's really weird.
You would think, and I can just speak to my experience dating, right?
You would think that they're done.
They're like, I'm never going to get married again.
That's what you would think, right?
But in fact, a lot of times they hate being wrong and they still believe in marriage for whatever fucked up reason, right?
I mean, these guys, they'll just keep, they'll keep signing up, you know.
And so they're actually almost more excited to get married than never married guys.
You know, I can't explain it.
Maybe you've had a different experience.
I don't know.
But it just in my experience, like they, they're like, no, I just picked the wrong woman.
It was just the wrong woman.
It's not this institution.
It's not my religion.
It was just that bitch.
And then you come in and you smile.
And that's all you got to do.
That's all you got to do.
Yeah.
And so that's, you know, I was going to do maybe a stand-up bit on that.
You know, these are the jokes.
I was maybe thinking of a stand-up bit on, I was maybe, it's tough.
It's tough because the thing I want to do a stand-up bid on also makes me look bad a little bit.
I get roasted enough.
You know what I mean?
It's like, ah, but it's kind of funny.
It's kind of funny.
I don't know.
And then I could just talk, oh, my last stand-up bit is about being a woman is like being in the special Olympics.
Okay.
This is my last one.
Okay.
Because, you know, if you go to the special Olympics, right?
And you see like the kid in the wheelchair running, there's something inspirational about the kid in the wheelchair being able to go really fast, right?
Like he's like, you know, he's like pushing out.
I just hit my arm.
You see retarded women, right?
Like, there's something inspirational about like, and it's kind of like when you see a woman doing a man's job, there's something kind of inspirational about it, right?
Where you're like, wow, that's a woman doing that job.
Like, that's kind of, you know, but it's still the Special Olympics, right?
You know, it's kind of not real.
But what's even worse is like, imagine they give you metal legs.
So like you should be able to beat everybody.
You have metal legs, right?
Everyone else is tired.
You have metal legs and you still lose.
Like that's what being a woman's like.
Like I'm on the losing Cubs team.
Like the Cubs lost for like 30 years straight.
I'm on that team.
It's like the back-to-back L's.
Like they give you every advantage, every trade.
I don't really watch sports.
So maybe these analogies aren't working, but they give you every advantage in life and you still find it would mess it up.
We could become a billionaire and spend the money.
Right.
We have billionaires going broke that are women.
It's like, how?
A man, you could give the most retarded man on the planet that money and he would make that into generational wealth.
His grandkids would have that money as long as he's not married, right?
Because she'd find a way to spend it.
But that's what it's like being a woman is I'm just on the losing team that still that gets the best trades every season, but our competitors just beat us.
Like, can you imagine that men raise children better than women?
Like we're so bad, even at the things that we're supposed to be good at, right?
Like they say women are nurturing.
Well, and then men get a kid and they're like, yeah, that was easy.
The single dads out there that have called into the show, they're like, this is the easiest job ever.
What are these bitches complaining about?
And that, you know, yeah, that's, that's the tough thing.
So, anyways, we have a call in, the man, the myth, the legend.
We have law of self-defense, Andrew Branca, welcome to the show.
Hey, guys.
How are you doing?
No tie tonight.
Sorry.
I was relaxing.
There's so much truth in what you say.
I'm listening to you talk and I'm like, oh my God, we could spend four hours in this.
But you're so right.
Women are like, you could tell them, listen, all you have to do is like run across the backyard and I'll give you $10 million.
And the first thing they do is find a psychopath with a chainsaw, say, I love you.
And he cuts her legs off with the chainsaw.
And then she's like, somebody save me.
Before we trip, right?
They just, no, it's not by accident.
They do it to them.
They dig a hole and bury themselves.
And then they can't finish the race.
It's so funny.
And you're right.
You could have a guy, some maniac attacks him on a chainsaw, cuts his legs off, and he'll invent bionic legs and end up a billionaire.
Yeah.
And it's even, it's even worse because like even Candace Owens, right?
They've just given her every chance.
I'm like, you've been in all these shows.
Every chance possible, possible.
You've been on Prague or You.
You've been on all these shows.
And now you think you're smarter than the FBI.
This is crazy.
Now you're saying she's a three-fer, right?
She's a black woman who can speak well.
Not that well.
Not that well.
She's not Brandon Tatum.
You know what I mean?
It's like people.
Yeah.
So you didn't call in to apologize, right?
You didn't, you weren't on the Candace band.
No way you fell for that.
I've never apologized in my life.
No.
Why?
Why would you?
It's pointless.
It's pointless.
You never get forgiven anyway.
It's pointless.
Either I meant it and so it was on purpose or it was inadvertent.
And then why do you give a shit?
I didn't mean it.
Damn.
Has a woman ever like gotten over something you did wrong to her?
I mean, I'm a man.
I've done a lot of wrong things to women.
Have they gotten over it?
Like real forgiveness.
Have you ever seen it?
I'm just wondering if there's any upside in apologizing.
I mean, I've never apologized, but I've always had good relations with like women I used to date, except my ex-wife.
But that was her fault.
I'm owed an apology.
Yeah.
So what is this?
So what's going on with your divorce documentary?
Oh, we got a, we got a big donor.
So now we're finding the editors.
So I'm excited.
All right.
You said something about you were going to have guests out.
Oh, yeah.
So we're going to fly.
I don't have a date yet for the guests because we're finalizing the documentary team.
Would that be for the release of the documentary?
No, I wish.
I mean, I was demonetized for two years.
We had to stop filming it.
Oh, so what's the fly out for?
So, oh, the fly out is we're going to pick probably like, I don't know, five to 10 people to fly out, depending on which team we go with, possibly to Atlantic City, possibly to Dallas and film the interviews.
I have some, I filmed already, but I think if we're going to have to like film anyway, I might as well just redo them with better footage now that I know more about like filming.
How to do it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I thought it was going to be a party.
I was going to offer to fly myself out and just to have some fun, but I don't need to be in the documentary.
So that's.
Oh, I mean, you can come hang out if you want.
Well, let me know.
You know how to reach me.
Let me know.
You're always welcome.
Although Atlantic City is kind of a shitty, it's if we end up.
It's a dump.
It's a dump.
I couldn't even believe it.
Yeah, no, it's a dump.
I wouldn't.
I mean, why would you go there?
Why would you pick that?
As opposed to like Vegas, which is also kind of a dump, but it's a nicer dump than Atlantic City.
Yeah.
Well, it's not a, it's just like the filming isn't like an event.
It's just for the docs.
So there's just a lot of podcast studios out that way.
Women left to their own devices will self-destruct.
Have you, I mean, Eve, Eve, right?
The first woman ever.
What did she do?
She blew the whole shit up.
Yeah.
They had everything.
Yeah.
Women need to be tightly constrained.
I always tell people, you know, for all of human history, except the last hundred years, women were not allowed to make societally important decisions and they were only allowed to make personally important decisions under the guidance of a of a father and then a husband.
And we just, we didn't let women make important decisions for all of human history, except the last hundred years, we decided to throw that rule out the window.
And isn't everything much better now?
Yeah.
You know, my, my boyfriend, he pointed out to me that I don't drink water.
You know how retarded I felt?
He's like, you literally don't.
And I, and I, then I started paying attention.
I'm like, I literally don't drink water.
I'm on a water kick.
But it's like, we just don't remember anything.
Like we just, you know, it's like the special Olympics.
I don't know what.
I find it very interesting because I've worked with women before and of course with many men and the different the different levels of, I guess what I'll call like conscientiousness, being constantly aware of your, you know, your, your duties, your obligations on the job and making sure those boxes get checked.
You wake up first thing in the morning, your head is full of all the responsibilities you have that day.
That's quite common to at least high performing men, not women.
Women are like, oh, I was supposed to do that?
It's like, yeah, we talked about that 30 times.
Now the spaceship is going to explode.
Thank you very much.
They just, they, it's almost, they get distracted.
It's like, it's like, it's like if you've ever had, if you've ever had a dog that's not very bright, it's like, it's always getting into trouble, like gets the garbage can stuck on its head when you come home from work.
The dog's got the can on his head.
There's a lot of women like that.
Women, we don't even get excited about doing the job.
We get excited about dressing up for the job.
Right.
So, yeah, it's like we like the lawyer outfits.
We have a lawyer, not so much.
Here's one thing I've encountered with women.
Tell me if I'm wrong, but you know, as a guy, you know, if a job takes 100% to get paid, you don't get paid until you do the 100%, right?
You got, you have to do the whole thing to get the paycheck at the end.
I've worked with so many women and I'll say, Hey, what's going on with this project?
And they'll say, Well, I've been working so hard, I'm 70, 80% of the way there.
Isn't that great?
And I'm like, No, that's actually the worst possible choice, right?
I mean, the best possible choice is do 100% and get paid.
The next best possible choice is do 0% and don't get paid, right?
Don't waste any effort, but to do 80% and stop there and not get paid.
What is wrong with you?
That's the worst possible choice.
You know what?
I'll be wanting to fix a problem and I'll come up with a way to solve it.
And then I'll ask a guy how to do it.
And it just amazes me.
I'm like, I was going to do it in the least efficient way possible.
Like, there's no less efficient way I could have done this.
And you bring in like an average guy and he's like, well, do it this way.
And I'm like, I did not think of that.
And I think that's most women.
I don't really think I'm special in that regard.
Like, I think, you know, if women fix a problem, we'll just find the least efficient way to do it possible, pretty much.
Unless a man taught us.
So add me to your team.
What do you do?
Do you edit?
Like, what?
What's the maybe if you edit or something?
So I see all the apparently I triggered a bunch of haters in your chat.
Really?
I don't know.
I saw, I don't know.
Usually, it's okay.
I'm accustomed to it.
Folks, I don't care.
In fact, I'll tell you this, though.
If you make it a super chat, I will personally read your insults on the air.
All right.
But you have to pay for the privilege.
It's got to be at least a $5 super chat and I'll read it.
Yeah.
They liked you last time you came on.
I don't know.
I mean, there's a lot of trolls right there.
I don't worry about it.
Yeah.
I'm 49.
People want to, their divorce story in it.
You got to email me in like two weeks.
I'll probably start like picking who's going to be in it.
So that's your best bet if you want to be in it.
I will say this.
You're talking about women dating or marrying a divorced guy and you hit the nail on the head.
Just, you don't have to know how to cook.
You don't know how to do anything.
And just have a lot of sex with them.
It'll be fine.
It'll work out.
And smile.
Smile.
Be pleasant.
Lots of sex.
It's, I mean, you could burn every dinner.
He will not give a shit.
Trust me.
Yeah.
Cause the ex-wife is usually such a bitch that like you just have to be nice.
You can have zero skills.
He's like, you're willing to learn.
Oh, yeah.
Come right this way.
That's it.
It's like the bar is on the floor.
There's nothing guys like.
Yeah.
And not being run through helps, of course.
But yeah, guys, there's nothing guys like more than what's the word I can use that wouldn't be misogynistic.
I'm struggling to think of one.
I was going to say train, but that's that sounds really offensive.
But that's how guys think of it.
I mean, you're, you're training.
You know, you're training.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, I mean, that's why women fall in love with like their professors or whatever.
Or like, like a lot of time they're coaches.
Or, I mean, there's, I knew I ran track with a girl who married our cross-country coach.
So the school didn't like that one, but they were graduated.
So now they have a kid.
But college, college.
I felt like it wasn't weird, but they, I don't know.
I think most women who are not already train wrecks, they like a guy who knows what he's doing, who's dominant in whatever his field is in.
He's competent.
He's hyper-competent.
He's confident.
I think women love that.
Yeah.
Well, thanks for calling in.
I'm going to close out the show soon.
All right.
Take care, Pearl.
I'll talk soon.
Bye.
You guys are giving shit to someone in the chat.
Anyways.
All right, guys.
I'm going to go.
I'm kind of sick.
So I just gotta, I gotta take it easy.
Thanks for watching.
I really appreciate it.
Like the video if you can on your way out.
Please subscribe to the channel.
And I told you so, I told you so, I told you so, I told you so.
I told you so, I told you so.
Pearl was right.
I told you so.
I told you.
Wait.
I told you so.
Wait.
I told all of you so.
I'm not gonna forget.
Whoa.
Won't forget this on the Lord.
Was that good?
Did I hit it or no?
I won't.
I won't forget this on the low.
Did I hit it or no?
Write a song called Butt Pearl.
I'm trying to learn to play an F major, so forgive me if it's a little off.
Oh, but Pearl.
But Pearl.
Oh, but Pearl, why don't you interview the couples that are so happy?
But Pearl, look at my wife and me.
But Pearl, but Pearl, you're so bitter, Pearl.
Wait, but Pearl, you're such a quitter.
Pearl, but Pearl, but Pearl.
Anyways, I probably bombed that, but it's fine.
Anyways, guys, like the video.
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I love you guys.
Thanks for watching.
And thanks for the support amidst everything.
You know, I'm going to get back and get better in this debate world.