Mark Mitchell

17% of all Gen Zs are single and not even dating.

And then when you look at what they want out of relationships, NBC did this polling,

If you compare Gen Z young men that voted for Trump, what do they define success as?

In this poll, they define success as, yes, a career, yes, having a career and being a breadwinner, but also being married and having children.

Those were very high on the list of what Trump voting Gen Z men wanted, which is most Gen Z men.

Well, what do the 18 to 29-year-old Harris voting women want?

Well, they want careers also by a much higher margin.

What they don't want is kids and marriage.

They don't define that as success, only 6% of them.

And so these people want totally different things, and they're being indoctrinated, like we talked about with Reddit, into an online monoculture that is filling a gap –

left by religion, there's a message.

There's almost a religious battle in this country for the hearts and minds of these people.

And it's being filled with things like hate and the LGBTQ movement.

I think this might blow many people's minds.

But there are more people in the 18 to 29-year-old cohort in America who identify as LGBTQ than who identify as Catholic.

And of the 18 to 29-year-olds, Catholic is their highest religious ID.

And not only that, there's more Gen Z LGBTQ people than there are 18 to 29-year-olds who say that they are very religious.

23% of Gen Z says they're LGBTQ.

Only 18% say they're very religious.

Less than 20% say they're Catholic.