Kyle Rittenhouse

Oh, it's 100% a mental health issue, and I feel bad for a lot of them because I believe that they got the help they needed.

they could be better humans in society and contribute a little bit better and we wouldn't have to worry about them potentially trying to assassinate us.

Well, funny story is I was reconnecting with one of my close friends from Illinois the other day and he was telling me about someone we used to work with that he was dating and she went to University of Illinois and she was taking an arts class and she was one of the sweetest girls you'll ever meet and then she was indoctrinated by that college and now she thinks she's a dude.

Oh my God.

Yeah.

I think the first step is pulling funding for any universities that push this narrative because look, we're here to get an education, not learn what our gender is because God decided that way before we were born.

Yeah.

And there's some in Cali that will like really promote it, right?

Yeah.

I mean, in some states I'd probably get thrown in prison for saying what I'm saying.

I know in some countries and like specifically the UK, I'd probably get thrown in prison for saying what I'm saying.

Oh yeah.

Yeah, I was supposed to go there for an event, but I don't think I would go to the UK either.

I've been invited to speak at a college out there and do a debate.

And I just did not want to go to the UK.

Yeah, I can almost guarantee if I went there, I'd be probably detained almost immediately.

You do a lot of debates, though?

It depends.

I speak at a lot of universities for Turning Point.

I've gone to Memphis, which was a very interesting event because a lot of people at the University of Memphis, it shows that they go to University of Memphis and they can't really debate.