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She's one of the most kind, least problematic people.

So she said, it was high time to start encouraging your children to grow up and have the courage to get married and have kids, more kids than they can afford before they think they're ready.

Now, Sage, I imagine you have some thoughts on this.

No, 100%.

I feel like the view is just totally out of lockstep with the majority of the country.

I feel like the view is just pandering to a very small group of liberal elites who live in urban enclaves.

I mean, even the way they speak, you know, $400,000 a year to raise your child.

Well, do you have like a personal chef and trainer and multiple properties?

I mean, who is spending $400,000 a year to raise the child?

You know what I'm saying?

Nobody.

Yeah, I have so many friends who are young moms and they're people who work on this show who are soon to be moms.

I mean, we support so many young moms and none of them are spending that kind of money to have kids.

But I think one thing that could be interesting for these panels at CPAC, right?

I'd be curious to hear what you think about this.

What if they had some women who weren't in the influencer podcast space to come up on the panel with them?

Because then the view couldn't just say, oh, well, you're a podcaster or you're an influencer or you're this and that.

You have other women who might be working that nine to five outside of the home or woman who's working at McDonald's and said, you know what?

I was scared to have a kid.

I thought I couldn't afford it.