The Fifth Column (hosts collective: Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, Matt Welch) - primary speaker identity: Unknown
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The Fifth Column (hosts collective: Kmele Foster, Michael Moynihan, Matt Welch) - primary speaker identity: Unknown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I'm going to usher them into it doesn't even begin to make sense.
Yeah, I didn't need the internet for my insecure masculinity.
Just kind of a genetic thing, I think.
But no, I mean, it is, I don't know if she said this word, but I tried to watch this thing on CNN, and every time I unmuted it, it was like, the billionaires, and I was like, okay, it's the same script over and over again.
And AOC, I mean, actually AOC does a very good job of making Bernie look normal.
Cause you know, he's not the, he's like, I don't toxic.
What, what are you talking about?
I don't think that's Bernie's vibe so much, but that prefix of toxic masculinity, which became so sort of mainstream, people say that in a way as if it's a common phrase and we all understand it's meeting the, there's never a toxic femininity.
And I can assure you from so many experiences in my life,
Good Lord, is there ever, and I'm doing seminars in Anaheim in November around the show on toxic femininity.
It is also a thing, but it's not a thing.
It's just the way people are.
But the thing is, is when you say this, people are radicalized online.
Young men are being radicalized online.
Okay, let's take that premise and say, it's true.
I don't, I mean, the verb is obviously thumbing the scale.
They're being radicalized.
Maybe they're just being informed from a different source that they hadn't otherwise been exposed to.
Changing their politics.
Changing their politics, as young people do.
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