Ted Balaker

And we shouldn't be afraid of free speech. So we're now embarked on this global tour where we've been in five countries, more than 50 countries. And the students, by and large, are really responding positively. The administrators and professors, and sometimes when you get the DEI professionals there, the people who tend to get upset with us at Q&A. We had our posters torn down at Cornell.

And we shouldn't be afraid of free speech. So we're now embarked on this global tour where we've been in five countries, more than 50 countries. And the students, by and large, are really responding positively. The administrators and professors, and sometimes when you get the DEI professionals there, the people who tend to get upset with us at Q&A. We had our posters torn down at Cornell.

You know, the Canadian University, they asked us if, you know, making this movie itself was an act of privilege. And you kind of have to deconstruct. Sometimes you almost need a translator to figure out what the questions are because it's so laden with jargon. And it's like, how would making a movie be an act of privilege? But I've kind of learned that language enough where I can respond.

You know, the Canadian University, they asked us if, you know, making this movie itself was an act of privilege. And you kind of have to deconstruct. Sometimes you almost need a translator to figure out what the questions are because it's so laden with jargon. And it's like, how would making a movie be an act of privilege? But I've kind of learned that language enough where I can respond.

But by and large, I'm happy to say the response has been very, very positive.

But by and large, I'm happy to say the response has been very, very positive.

Yeah, one person... Take a deep breath, yeah.

Yeah, one person... Take a deep breath, yeah.

Well, yeah, well, for the movie, we need to get the word out. It's not just people in Q&As who want to shut the movie down. We've had lots of experience with the Hollywood monoculture. I write about that a lot on our sub stack. So number one is just to spread the word, get more people to watch it. We'd love to get into college campuses as part of the curricula. or as freshman orientation.

Well, yeah, well, for the movie, we need to get the word out. It's not just people in Q&As who want to shut the movie down. We've had lots of experience with the Hollywood monoculture. I write about that a lot on our sub stack. So number one is just to spread the word, get more people to watch it. We'd love to get into college campuses as part of the curricula. or as freshman orientation.

We had one young man at UCLA who went to a DEI training in the morning and then in the evening went to a coddling screening. And we'd love to replicate that throughout the land.

We had one young man at UCLA who went to a DEI training in the morning and then in the evening went to a coddling screening. And we'd love to replicate that throughout the land.

Actually, probably Substack is the best way to go. We're most active there.

Actually, probably Substack is the best way to go. We're most active there.

Sounds great. Thanks so much, Dr. Drew. Thank you so much, Dr. Drew.

Sounds great. Thanks so much, Dr. Drew. Thank you so much, Dr. Drew.