Glenn Greenwald

She's always correcting him. Oh, yeah. If he steps out of line, she's like, no. And then she talks over him and she explains why he's so wrong. And then he eventually apologizes. It's a really, like, uncomfortable dynamic. But also, like, what is that? Like, women always get the short end of the stick because of their biology. And I mean, I... What does that even mean?

Longer than men. Yeah, it's pretty good. And have for a long time. Yeah, I think that's a pretty good, you know, like mark of positivity on the side of women. And women get to do a lot of things that men don't do.

Longer than men. Yeah, it's pretty good. And have for a long time. Yeah, I think that's a pretty good, you know, like mark of positivity on the side of women. And women get to do a lot of things that men don't do.

Longer than men. Yeah, it's pretty good. And have for a long time. Yeah, I think that's a pretty good, you know, like mark of positivity on the side of women. And women get to do a lot of things that men don't do.

Yeah, it's the men's fault. The reason why people are interested in what causes autism is because there's been a gigantic explosion in the rates of autism over the past 20 to 30 years or 40 years. So people are interested. Why has that happened? Was there not old people's sperm prior to 40 years ago? If men's sperm causes autism, why wasn't that happening 40 years ago? It makes no sense.

Yeah, it's the men's fault. The reason why people are interested in what causes autism is because there's been a gigantic explosion in the rates of autism over the past 20 to 30 years or 40 years. So people are interested. Why has that happened? Was there not old people's sperm prior to 40 years ago? If men's sperm causes autism, why wasn't that happening 40 years ago? It makes no sense.

Yeah, it's the men's fault. The reason why people are interested in what causes autism is because there's been a gigantic explosion in the rates of autism over the past 20 to 30 years or 40 years. So people are interested. Why has that happened? Was there not old people's sperm prior to 40 years ago? If men's sperm causes autism, why wasn't that happening 40 years ago? It makes no sense.

But everything she says has like no side point. There's never any like interest in any issue. It's all a proxy for her to depict herself as somehow put upon. And aside from the fact that I don't understand how anybody would ever want to listen to that. I also don't understand. Honestly, I really don't how somebody has the life she has.

But everything she says has like no side point. There's never any like interest in any issue. It's all a proxy for her to depict herself as somehow put upon. And aside from the fact that I don't understand how anybody would ever want to listen to that. I also don't understand. Honestly, I really don't how somebody has the life she has.

But everything she says has like no side point. There's never any like interest in any issue. It's all a proxy for her to depict herself as somehow put upon. And aside from the fact that I don't understand how anybody would ever want to listen to that. I also don't understand. Honestly, I really don't how somebody has the life she has.

And really is convinced that the whole world is unfair to her, that she's uniquely suffering and that everybody wants to sit around and hear it. There's something very dark in her psyche that is causing her to use this podcast to disparage her marriage and to talk about how unfair the world has been to her. I don't know. And her kids. She's disparaged her kids.

And really is convinced that the whole world is unfair to her, that she's uniquely suffering and that everybody wants to sit around and hear it. There's something very dark in her psyche that is causing her to use this podcast to disparage her marriage and to talk about how unfair the world has been to her. I don't know. And her kids. She's disparaged her kids.

And really is convinced that the whole world is unfair to her, that she's uniquely suffering and that everybody wants to sit around and hear it. There's something very dark in her psyche that is causing her to use this podcast to disparage her marriage and to talk about how unfair the world has been to her. I don't know. And her kids. She's disparaged her kids.

The least important of what the – is give life, is create life. I mean where would anybody – that is the – I maybe want to say is there other things as important? But to rank the production of life and the unbelievably miraculous process where a woman carries a baby to term and then life is created, like this process that everyone finds – to say that that's the least important –

The least important of what the – is give life, is create life. I mean where would anybody – that is the – I maybe want to say is there other things as important? But to rank the production of life and the unbelievably miraculous process where a woman carries a baby to term and then life is created, like this process that everyone finds – to say that that's the least important –

The least important of what the – is give life, is create life. I mean where would anybody – that is the – I maybe want to say is there other things as important? But to rank the production of life and the unbelievably miraculous process where a woman carries a baby to term and then life is created, like this process that everyone finds – to say that that's the least important –

Who talks like that? Especially somebody who's gone through childbirth. And that's the other thing, you know, I was talking about my kids yesterday with a man who has kids. It's like the first thing we immediately said is like, you know, they're teenagers. Of course you have problems, but like, you know, you're like, ah, the best thing I've ever done is become a parent.

Who talks like that? Especially somebody who's gone through childbirth. And that's the other thing, you know, I was talking about my kids yesterday with a man who has kids. It's like the first thing we immediately said is like, you know, they're teenagers. Of course you have problems, but like, you know, you're like, ah, the best thing I've ever done is become a parent.

Who talks like that? Especially somebody who's gone through childbirth. And that's the other thing, you know, I was talking about my kids yesterday with a man who has kids. It's like the first thing we immediately said is like, you know, they're teenagers. Of course you have problems, but like, you know, you're like, ah, the best thing I've ever done is become a parent.

Like, I love my kids so much. It's changed my life. It's over. Yeah. who talks about the process of having kids in this way? That's like very annoying, very put upon. And like, even if that's what you think, why would you say that publicly about your own kids in public as well? It's all bizarre. Yeah.