Katy Faust
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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They're so good.
And yeah, what did they find? That rates of fatal beatings in kindergartners in Canada between the ages, between the years of like 1979 and 1990, 152. times greater at the hands of a stepfather. And so I just am like, okay, look, we know that the most dangerous place a child can find themselves in America today is in the home of an unrelated man left to care for the child himself.
And so, but now somehow we're normalizing all of these other modern family forms where there's always an unrelated adult in the home, where the child's always being deprived of a biological parent, where they're very often missing the maternal or paternal love that maximizes child development. And somehow we're supposed to believe that these kids fare no different.
I mean, unfortunately, it's just one more example of why we cannot trust the institutions they've been captured by this woke ideology and its kids that are suffering.
What I'm up to is a global takeover. That is what I'm up to.
I do. That's right. Me and Klaus can go toe-to-toe, baby. Yeah, do you have a naked cat? Do you have a naked cat that you, like, carry around with you? No, no. But I do have cats. I've got multiple cats. Okay, okay. Well, that's close enough then.
Yeah. I think that's offset by the fact that you have children. No. I do have children. Thank God, great children. Okay, so global takeover. Yeah, global takeover is what we're after. In fact, that's one of the reasons, that was the first thing I said to John Anderson when he invited me to join the advisory board. And you guys hadn't even named it yet, but he's like, we're doing this thing.
I was like, what are you doing? And he kind of described it and I'm like, ah, the righteous inverse of the world economic forum. Please let me in. So I love it. Let's do that same global influence, but not top-down elitism, bottom-up personal responsibility. But it does need to be global.
This movement to protect kids has to go into every country of the world because children in every country, their rights are under threat from the same cultural, legal, and technological forces that are seeking to...
deconstruct their fundamental rights and relegate them to the status of accessory, to be cut and pasted into any and every adult relationship to the detriment of their identity formation, to the detriment of their safety and security, the investment, connection, protection that all children deserve. So how do we do it? What does the global takeover look like? And it has to be two things.
We want to change hearts. and we want to change laws. It has to be both. So last year we did, you know, a hundred interviews published on dozens of platforms, making the case that all adults need to sacrifice for children because the only alternative is for children to sacrifice for adults. And that is an injustice. Anytime you have the weak sacrificing for the strong,
That's all the evidence that you need that something unjust is taking place. That is never the pattern of justice. It always needs to be the strong sacrificing for the weak. So you want to talk practicality?
Yes. I think that there, again, you get into the waters of mislabeling adult desires as rights. A right to choose, a right to reproductive freedom, a right to parenthood. All of those things really just mean I'm going to cut the child's mother or father out of their life, or I'm going to snuff out a child's right to life. So it's very important that we properly define rights.
Children's right to life, children's right to their mother and father. You could add to that children's right to innocence, not to have their... You know, not to have their innocence adulterated by sexualized or whatever. Certainly a right to an intact, unmedicalized body, not to have their healthy organs amputated or chemically sterilized through transgender treatments.
I mean, the truth is that if you prioritize kids, if you defend their life, family, mind, and body, you kind of win the culture war. You get the right answer to all of the major issues that we're facing, especially culturally, especially emotionally.
whenever it intersects with the primary question of what it means to be human, if you can elevate and exalt the rights of children, you get the right personal decisions and you get the right policy decisions. So we are absolutely out there to change hearts, but we also want to change laws
So many of these child commodifying, child victimizing ideas, technologies, and laws go completely unchallenged. There is nobody to speak up on behalf of children. And maybe, very likely, I'm not the most qualified person to do this, but nobody was doing it. And so that's what we aim to do, is we aim to represent children well. give them a voice when it comes to battling back bad legislation.
We're at the place this year where we're able to propose some policy recommendations, especially for state-level lawmakers who want to claw back some of the lost territory when it comes to losing the marriage and family battle, you know, state after state and nation after nation.
So much in there to unpack. First of all, we certainly are seeing an increase in infertility struggles. Obviously, a lot of that is environmental, but a lot of it is because women are squandering their primary childbearing years. doing other things.
I mean, you are hyper fertile in your twenties and somewhat in your early thirties, but not so much in your late thirties and definitely not in your forties. I mean, once you get to be 35 and you're pregnant, that's a geriatric pregnancy baby. I mean, you've got a really narrow window to have children. And so, especially if you want more than one, you have to get started sooner.
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