Ben Shapiro

I can't think of a less happy way to lead your life than that.

That sounds like a truly horrible way to lead your life and it is bad advice.

You want people to be happy.

Happiness is correlative with duty.

It's a point that Arthur Brooks makes over and over.

He was a scholar of happiness.

The more duty you take on, the more things you do for other people, for your spouse, for your kids, for your family, for your community, the better you are as a human and the happier you will be.

And the more you pursue this selfish idea that somehow whatever in the moment is the thing you feel like doing, is the thing that is important for you to do, the worse your life will be.

Stop giving young women bad advice, please.

And young men, by the way, because you have a correlative on the manosphere side saying exactly the same thing.

Ditch responsibility, treat women horribly, and you will be happy.

You will be successful.

No, you won't.

You'll be a loser and you'll be unhappy.

That is the reality.

Joining me on the line is Mary Margaret Olihan.

She, of course, is the Daily Wire's White House correspondent.

A lot going on at the White House.

As always, Mary Margaret, thanks for the time.

Really appreciate it.