Tim Dillon

Most of the happiest people I know are women with children.

I'm not saying they all should have children, but there's a lot of people.

You know, when you meet a young couple with children, I've never met happier people personally than that.

I'm not saying that women aren't capable of having jobs.

There's many women that are amazing in the corporate world.

But I am saying that when you completely...

you know center a culture around ideas outside of family career money status yeah and you build a structure around all of those other things and you go well maybe we'll have one kid to have a bigger house or maybe we'll have one kid to live in a better neighborhood

And you start going, well, wait a minute.

What is the purpose of this?

And a lot of that seems to be somewhat by design.

And then other cultures come in that do value family and having lots of children.

They are going to outnumber you pretty quickly.

And their values will become the values of the larger society.

Well, not only that, you know, I was talking to my aunt about immigration, who I like, and she, you know, was basically going, I said, you know, I think you also have to pause legal immigration for a minute.

And she goes, well, then who's going to be your doctor?

Because she has an Indian doctor.

Oh, boy.

And I said, well, wait a minute.

I said, hold on.

That's hilarious.