Dr. Chloe Carmichael

Maybe this guy isn't.

And then, oh, wow.

He said, what?

You know, but then he'll take it back, you know, spin it around.

It's very slippery.

young men are leading the charge back to the conservative church, right?

I think we've probably all seen the polls suggesting that, and it was the male Trump voters as well that prioritized number one is a desire to have children.

So again, that's where I can see where certain divisive figures

can latch on to a genuine need.

That's another thing NF really promotes, is a return to strict Catholicism and things like that.

And I thought Tucker Carlson actually had a really interesting exchange with him as well, where he said, well, is this or that view of yours actually necessarily really Christian then?

And that gave him a little bit of a pause.

Anyway, I don't want to continue to just talk only, only about him, but it is an interesting point, as you said, when we look at young men and what's going on with them.

Yeah, for sure.

It's incredible.

I think the ratio right now of liberal to conservative faculty in psychology departments is 20 to 1.

And any type of a skew like that is not good, whether it be conservative to liberal or the other way.

So you had asked earlier, Dr. Drew, has there been a vibe shift to the point where maybe things are going to change in these programs?

I don't think so, because that level, 20 to 1,

I think has created a groupthink environment.