Some women are toxic. That’s not a fashionable statement to make, especially within the last ten years, but just because it’s not fashionable, doesn’t mean it isn’t true. In fact, if it isn’t fashionable to say, that probably means it is more likely to be true. Over the last two decades, we have moved into fully existing under a matriarchy that is destroying what is traditional and what actually makes women happy, such as getting married and building a family. Today, women who aspire to a traditional way of life are looked down upon: &#8220;Don’t you just want to be a free woman? You don’t need a man. All the single ladies!&#8221; We all know the song — after all, it’s empowering and catchy. And some women who do marry get mixed up with the wrong messaging and start to think their life would be better alone.
When people get divorced, they are essentially saying they don’t think they made the right decision when they got married. A breakup can end in heartbreak, but a divorce ends in the severing of a covenant relationship. Divorce is final. Yet it is a decision made after what should have already been considered forever and final: marriage. But every once in a while, someone ties the knot, regrets getting married, gets divorced, and then regrets untying the knot. Rather than think the marriage was the wrong choice, they realize it was the divorce that was wrong  — like Samantha Lee, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPublGccNbY" target="_blank" rel="noopener">who has spoken out</a> about how outsiders influenced her decision to divorce her husband. Lee was formerly married to R&amp;B singer Tyrese Gibson, who I used to listen to quite a bit when I was growing up. The couple married in 2017, happily welcomed a daughter in 2018, and promptly announced their divorce in December 2020. Lee and Gibson were married three years, called it quits, and then spent the next two years going through a divorce. According to both of them, it was an ugly situation. Now, after some time has passed, she has some regret about the divorce.
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Lee has explained in interviews that it’s important to have wise counsel in your life because if she had been talking to different people at that time, she would not have made the decision to divorce him. She says, “Women, specifically, there will be moments where they’ll be like, ‘I’m ready to be done.’ … And because you don’t have a certain person in your life to check you and say, ‘Sis, what about this? What about these strengths? What about what he’s not doing?’ Those types of things. That can get you thinking about the positive aspects of this person that you  may not be thinking about when you’re upset. You’re only thinking about what you’re mad about. You’re not thinking about all the other positive aspects of this person. In those moments, you need somebody to be the person for that person.” She listened to the wrong voices and the wrong advice — and now, she regrets it.
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Likely, the women surrounding her at the time were largely liberal, spouting never-ending liberal messages from the mainstream media. They were likely in the same climate of toxic women who shout about earning their own money and living independently, climbing the career ladder, and avoiding any familial aspirations. Lee and Gibson were married for three years; they should have still been in the honeymoon phase. But rather than work on her marriage, she listened to her girlfriends who were making her feel “empowered.” In turn, Gibson has called her heartless, and he certainly hasn’t forgiven her. According to him, their relationship was not abusive and there was no reason for her to abruptly pack up their one-year-old child and leave — other than the fact of there being ill-advised women in her ear flanked alongside a poisonous culture.
While divorce is not necessarily a political topic, it is evidence of what happens if you follow liberal ideologies, if you buy into feminism when you are young, and if you carry on with it for too long. When you’re in your 20s, the days are long; you think you’re going to be young forever and you have all the time in the world to figure out if and when you want a family. But 30 will smack you in the face. It’s a completely different ballgame. Inevitably, women begin to feel a tug to settle down and have a family. And the difference between your life and prospects in your 20s as a young woman compared with your life and prospects in your 30s is quite dramatic.
Young women need to pay attention to these cultural examples. Pay attention to the women who make you feel empowered when you’re listening to their music, whether it’s Beyoncé, Taylor Swift (who everyone loves except me), or whomever. First, look at their lives and see whether their music is reflected in their lives. Next, if it’s not, separate their music from their life. If it is, setting aside their wealth, assess if it’s reflected in a positive manner. Do you believe they are actually happy and whole? Or do their songs just condition listeners to believe freedom will render happiness?
In reality, it is discipline that will render you freedom. Water the grass where you stand, which will make you happier in the future. That’s an important message for women everywhere.
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Last week, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/the-shocking-truth-about-trans-surgery-briana-ivy-s-story3" target="_blank" rel="noopener">I interviewed 22-year-old Briana Ivy</a>, who was born a male, began taking hormones at 15, and eventually went on to have sex reassignment surgery. I have never been more proud or more haunted by any interview I have conducted before. 
Briana’s story is not one that is broadcast in mainstream media, nor is it one that gender clinics want anyone to share. But in the face of criticism, threats, and general pushback, Briana is bravely telling his story so children and teenagers (and their parents) who are considering a route to becoming trans can understand what real life will look like. He and his family trusted the path doctors paved and social media posts painted that trans life look like everything Briana had hoped for. What they didn’t see were the tragic stories of people who had gone down the path of hormones, blockers, and surgeries — life behind the Instagram grid, the TikTok video, and the social media posts. Briana bravely shared heartbreaking details of his experience to save others from the same hurt. 
Going into this interview, I recognized it would come with tremendous consequence to Briana, but I also believed it is going to put him on a path of being a figure for those who are searching for help and need to hear this story. We started by discussing his childhood, and though Briana’s biological parents had a rather tumultuous split, his mother remarried (twice) and his now-stepfather has been a part of his transitioning process since the beginning. It was actually the experiences Briana incurred at school that were the cruelest, especially with other boys. Briana felt safest befriending girls, and at around 6 and 7, he remembers feeling uncomfortable “just being lumped in with other boys” because he was a very feminine young boy. 
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This made me think of one boy in particular I went to school with, and he played with dolls and stuck with the girls; today, he is a married gay man. So I asked Briana what made him think he wasn’t just gay but maybe trans. Briana explained that he felt “disgusted by the thought of growing up as a feminine man” and couldn’t envision himself as an adult gay male because “it just felt gross.” However, he did not know what being trans even was until he was about 12 or 13 and saw Jazz Jennings on television. He found more trans adults on YouTube and decided to write his family (mother, step-father, and sister) a letter to explain he thought he was transgender. They were receptive to this because, as he reveals later in the interview, Briana was so incredibly unhappy. He felt an immense amount of shame, saying, “I just didn’t like anything really about me.” So, they visited a gender clinic for guidance. 
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Briana was 14 when he went to the clinic, where he met with a clinical social worker for a quick 30-minute meeting, met with a doctor next, and then walked home with a prescription for hormones. It was that quick and simple. No meeting with a therapist, no unpack-your-childhood conversation, no decision-waiting period. Briana was prescribed a testosterone blocker medication and injection and saw his body change very quickly. I asked Briana how he felt during the first year of seeing those changes. He explained, “I felt good. I felt like I was finally being fully feminine in a way that I felt like would be more acceptable to people.” But after moving, changing schools, discussing restroom choices with school administration, and continued bullying, Briana’s mental health was not getting better. Even at 17, when he started passing as female (he describes “passing” to be when people begin recognizing you to be the opposite gender), his mental health was still declining. “The way I felt about myself didn’t get better. I was still so desperate for something.” He explains that people were no longer even questioning if he was female, yet he still felt a void. It was then that Briana says he became desperate for surgical intervention.
Briana turned to social media and found that surgery was considered an unspoken status symbol. The trans females who looked happiest were the ones who had every procedure performed. They appeared to live better lives, and it seemed as though people saw them the way they wanted to be seen. “They had made it,” Briana told me. He thought that is what he was missing because perhaps he hadn’t transitioned enough — so he kept going. Briana and I touched on the fact that people can appear happy on their highlight reel and reality is quite different, as Briana has found to be true. Briana talked with his doctor at the clinic, and he, his mom, and his stepdad were all reassured that Briana would now look like a biological female. He was told that the younger and faster he did the surgeries, the faster he would be considered a real female.
Briana actually found a surgeon for bottom surgery on TikTok, Dr. Gallagher, but after his first consultation, Dr. Gallagher relocated to Florida and referred him to Dr. Joshua Roth. He was given options for his surgery on “a blue piece of paper and it was like taking an order.” He chose the option that was presented as a “miracle.” After they submitted for insurance approval which came back in two weeks, the surgery date was booked just a few months later. Briana is not oblivious to the fact that some people apply for insurance coverage who are in life or death situations and do not receive approval that quickly, if at all. He is also aware that he is now a lifelong patient, as he will forever be on hormones since his body cannot make the ones it&#8217;s now dependent on.
In our conversation, Briana goes into great detail involving the 7-hour surgery. During his hospital stay, other doctors and residents came to his room, which Briana recalls: “I remember there was an intense fascination with what was being done to me. … [Residents and nurses] would look at me. They would tell me, ‘This is so cool. We’ve never seen someone as young as you have this done. We’ve never seen this surgery done here.’ … Dr. Roth would bring in multiple residents to just watch me while I was sitting there, and I couldn’t walk. I couldn’t move. I was in so much pain.”  That pain resulted in numerous complications (including DVT, blood clots, epidural, inability to walk), months-long excruciatingly painful aftermath, and the heartbreaking news that his body had rejected the surgery. Dr. Roth sent Briana to other doctors to begin rectifying the complication, and those doctors refused to operate, telling Briana he could experience worse complications or not make it through at all. After numerous attempts to get in contact with Dr. Roth, Briana has no longer been able to reach him.
Briana was used like a science project, and I cannot fathom the pain and grief that he, his mother, and family have been through. He is only 22-years-old, but Briana can see the truth now and he hopes to be able to have his story reach others before they fall victim to the lies he was told and false promises he was given. Briana told me, “When you go into the gender clinic and they’ll tell you if you want to look good and be treated better, start now. Start young. But then you give up everything.”
In recent years, Briana has had the desire to begin a family, but he cannot have children now. He told me, “No one who has ever started this as a kid is willing to explain what you actually give up to do this and the lies that they’ll tell you and the fact that doctors and these gender clinics will take vulnerable children and families and they’ll sell them a promise because they’re desperate.” The entire system preyed on Briana — and it failed him. He explains in the interview that he cannot take legal action unless other doctors decide if he can pursue action. (A board of certified surgeons must decide if they believe the surgery was, indeed, experimental.)
Though Briana has experienced loss, tragedy, pain, and grief, he is using his story to help others by telling the truth. Retelling this story was hard for Briana, but he is taking the chance to give people truth. He told me that even within the last few weeks, he was at a low point and turned to God, who he had shut out for a long time. He said he needed the Lord more than ever, and from that day forward, he’s known he has the chance to turn this into something good. Unlike some, Briana’s story doesn’t involve parents who were just wanting to make a political statement with their trans kid. They were parents who were trying to help their child but didn’t know what to do. And he wants to help those parents: “It’s parents that just want their kid to feel normal because they don’t want to lose their kid. They don’t know what to do. And that was my family. And I’m glad that I can show them that there is no need to let these doctors tell you to rush this because you just cannot go back.”
I believe the whole world is going to open for Briana Ivy because he is being exceptionally brave, and it usually takes bravery first for things to change.
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I Have Never Been More Proud Or Haunted By An Interview: Briana Ivy’s Story

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During an intimate <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/the-shocking-truth-about-trans-surgery-briana-ivy-s-story3" target="_blank" rel="noopener">hour-long interview</a> with Daily Wire host <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/candace" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Candace Owens</a>, 22-year-old Briana Ivy detailed the horrors of irreversible transgender treatments and surgeries he has been through, first starting as a minor.
Ivy, who is biologically male and identifies as transgender, told Owens he was deformed and mutilated, drastically affecting his mental health, by a surgeon he found through controversial TikTok-famous surgeon <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/its-becoming-harder-for-kids-to-undergo-transgender-surgery-treatment-in-florida-doctors-complain" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sidhbh Gallagher</a>.
&#8220;I remember there was an intense fascination with what was being done to me,&#8221; Ivy recalled about his time in the hospital immediately following what&#8217;s been dubbed a &#8220;bottom surgery.&#8221; &#8220;I remember nurses at the hospital, residents of the hospital, various people there, would come in, they look at me, tell me, &#8216;This is cool, we&#8217;ve never seen someone as young as you have this done,&#8217; &#8216;We&#8217;ve never seen this surgery done here.'&#8221;
&#8220;I remember Dr. [Joshua] Roth would bring in multiple residents, just watch me while I was sitting there and I couldn&#8217;t walk, I couldn&#8217;t move, I was in so much pain. People just came in and it was like a science class,&#8221; Ivy recounted.
At a young age, Ivy felt effeminate and like he didn&#8217;t fit in with other boys, but felt safe with girls in his class. Influenced by cultural moments, like the media movement around <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/the-troubling-case-of-jazz-jennings-the-medias-first-transgender-child" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jazz Jennings</a>, Ivy felt incredibly uncomfortable with his body and told his parents at age 14 that he was transgender. He was quickly taken to a gender clinic and after a 30-minute discussion with a social worker, was moved on to a doctor for a prescription of hormone blockers and additional hormones. And by 19 years old, Ivy has already undergone two transgender surgical procedures.
During a &#8220;bottom surgery,&#8221; doctors tried to turn Ivy&#8217;s penis into a vagina with some of his stomach lining. The aftermath was &#8220;searing pain&#8221; that he still deals with today, and genitals, he says, that don&#8217;t resemble genitals of either sex.
&#8220;I had a catheter in for about a month, attached to a bag, and I could feel it every second,&#8221; Ivy said, explaining what happened post-op. &#8220;And you also have to dilate when you have this procedure — there are essentially [what look like large toys] and you have to put them in and keep them in for 30 minutes at a time. And it felt like a knife inside of me, but I was terrified to not miss a second because then all of this would be a waste.&#8221;
&#8220;Every single day the pain was worse, and the bleeding was worse,&#8221; the 22-year-old said. &#8220;I would bleed all over the bed every time I would do it.&#8221;
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When Ivy said things didn&#8217;t feel right and complained about the pain, the surgeon told him to just continue with the dilation exercises. &#8220;I couldn&#8217;t,&#8221; Ivy said. &#8220;I just felt shredded inside.&#8221;
Dr. Roth eventually told Ivy he needed another surgery to fix complications from the first surgery, but two different doctors told Ivy there was too much trauma to perform anything on him and refused to do any surgery. Ivy said he explained this to Dr. Roth by voicemail, and never heard from him again.
&#8220;I was only 20,&#8221; Ivy said through tears. &#8220;Everything that they had told us was a lie. And that&#8217;s why I get frustrated, and that&#8217;s what brought me here. Today, I see so many people now, in this year, advocating for the exact process I went through.&#8221;
Ivy has found it difficult to move forward with legal recourse for what was done to him.
&#8220;I have tried to expose legal possibilities, but it&#8217;s really complicated because, basically, for a lawyer to take up the case, a board of other surgeons have to decide if [the procedure] is experimental or not,&#8221; Ivy said. &#8220;If the doctors believe it&#8217;s not by definition experimental, then I have no case.&#8221;
Moreover, Ivy believes his access to medical records has been wiped. &#8220;I tried to go back in and access what was on my file, and it was nothing,&#8221; he said. &#8220;There&#8217;s all these dates listed of every day I was in that hospital, from the first day to the last, and it was blank. And I keep trying to gain contact with people, and I just keep getting denied, or I have to call back.&#8221;
&#8220;Why don&#8217;t I have access to anything?&#8221; Ivy asked. &#8220;There&#8217;s no paper trail of anything that&#8217;s happened to me, anymore.&#8221;
Ivy said his mental health was destroyed during this process, but added that recently feeling God&#8217;s presence has helped him tremendously. &#8220;I had shut him out for so long,&#8221; Ivy said.
&#8220;I can say honestly that I’ve never been more proud or more haunted by any interview I’ve ever conducted than this one here,&#8221; Owens said in reaction to the sit-down via social media. &#8220;Children being influenced on tik-tok to permanently deform their bodies is the greatest evil we are fighting today.&#8221;
&#8220;Thank you Briana for your bravery in this most difficult and personal conversation,&#8221; Owens added.
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I can say honestly that I’ve never been more proud or more haunted by any interview I’ve ever conducted than this one here. 
Children being influenced on tik-tok to permanently deform their bodies is the greatest evil we are fighting today. 
Please— everyone watch this and…
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Until a few weeks ago, I had never even seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TmejMmwPhw" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the Whatever podcast</a>, and my limited knowledge of this show was that the host, Brian Atlas, sits with young women to discuss dating and relationships, and he occasionally invites a conservative to join the conversation. I found out that for the particular episode I was booked for, I would be sitting in a circle with sex workers to discuss their jobs. Not only did I not understand why I had been booked on the show, but I was also dreading the whole ordeal. I didn’t really think I was a fit for a show to sit across from women who would be talking about their OnlyFans careers and various sex work they do. I thought I would feel a lot of anger sitting with them, but, as it turns out, anger is not what I felt for these proud prostitutes.
When I sat down with these ladies, they each described what they did for a living. One was a singer and leans more conservative, but this was definitely not the case for the others. Two were on OnlyFans and two were prostitutes who claimed they save marriages because of the work they do as prostitutes and sex therapists. That’s correct. They believe they sleep with women’s husbands to save marriages.
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One legal prostitute shared with the table that she has found it difficult to date and she’s “run into a lot of insecure men” because they “can’t handle” what she does for work. Brian interjected to clarify her statement, asking if the men were insecure or if they didn’t want to date her because she is currently an active prostitute. She explained she hasn’t been dating anyone while working at the brothels, the Bunny Ranch, or the Mustang Ranch; she has only dated between jobs. When she was pressed on what makes these men insecure, she said her exes would cry about her going into work at the strip club: “I’ve had guys try to control, like, what I wear and say that I can’t work at strip clubs or do OnlyFans or whatever.” Brian interjected again: “Is it because they’re insecure or is that just them having boundaries and standards?” Her argument was that these men knew what she did for a living when they met, so if they had a problem with it, they shouldn’t have gotten involved with her in the first place.
I realized in the middle of this conversation that while I had thought I was going to feel angry sitting with these women, I actually just felt a tremendous amount of sadness for them. This particular girl is 22 years old, and she sleeps with five to ten men a night, and I listened to her justify why her relationships are not working out — because, in her eyes, the men dating her are insecure — and it’s heartbreaking. She can’t see the reason these men don’t want her engaging in this type of work is that they care about her. They want to see her get out of this lifestyle. While a man probably shouldn’t have been drawn to her in the first place considering her line of work, the point is that once they try to get her out, she sees it as an indicator that he is insecure, not that he thinks she’s better than the career she has.
Unsurprisingly, money was an underlying theme in their reasoning for doing this work. Furthermore, they speak derogatively about men in general, seeming to have a fundamental lack of understanding of what a quality man even is and where to find him. Later in the interview, the same 22-year-old who thinks her exes are insecure said she plans to get out of sex work after she’s made plenty of money. She fully plans to get married and live happily ever after. I explained that when they are older and men find out they used to be prostitutes, their prospects are going to drop dramatically in number — not because men are insecure, but because they have standards. Though men are having to work harder than generations past to find a high-quality woman — a woman who wants to stay in the home, dress conservatively, raise children, and not sleep with tons of men — for the most part, they’re willing to do it.
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I was adamant that the career they have chosen is going to follow them the rest of their life. This, of course, was not a point well received at the table so this same girl created a what-if scenario regarding my own husband. She posed a scenario to me: If my husband were to come to me and ask to engage in some perverse sex act with him, what would I do? She assumes most women’s answer would end up being to go see her so she can engage in that act with him thus sparing the wife but still pleasing the husband. I explained to her that one of the beautiful parts of a marriage is that I knew who my husband was when we married, so this scenario would never happen. But she continued on, asking what I would do if “things changed and maybe he wants to start exploring.” I responded that people don’t just wake up one day and think of these things; they pick them up in some perverse world and they’re not normal. She pressed further, wanting to know what I would do and if divorce would be on the table. My answer? “I would think that that individual would probably need therapy — and not the kind that you give,” as I pointed to the woman in her 40s who says she’s a sex therapist and sleeps with other women’s husbands.
While this 22-year-old seemed to be trying to trigger me, I wasn’t triggered. Rather, I felt disturbed that she was even coming up with such a scenario. But I realized her entire reality has been warped because she works in a brothel and sees up to ten clients per day — clients who probably represent to her what all men are like. It’s never occurred to her that she is seeing the most debased, pathetic men in society. It’s not your average man who goes into a brothel. It is certainly not an average happily married man who has such perverse thoughts. Yet for her, she sees that as the norm because it has become her reality. She believes that all men are like the men she sees and want what they want.
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This is where society is today, and it’s why I devote so much time to speaking about the ills of what is happening in it. This girl’s mind is utterly polluted because of what she experiences every single day. A major part of the problem is the soft pornography we have all become accustomed to; it’s what you see as you scroll through Instagram and see models showing so much skin. It’s images that are desensitizing us all. We don’t even flinch anymore when we see an ad with a woman holding a purse who is half naked because we have become accustomed to seeing this type of image absolutely everywhere.
The culmination of such a society has brought us to women who are quite literally prostituting themselves because they know they can make a quick buck. But no matter how much they make, that money is going to come at a cost — which I do not mean paradoxically. If you want to make  half a million dollars in your early to late 20s, you are going to realize later that no one wants to marry you. No one wants to have children with you. No one will respect you for the rest of your life. There is a great possibility you will end up alone — and that is deeply saddening.
At the root of all of this is a lack of faith — atheism, which goes hand-in-hand with narcissism. The focus becomes all about me and what I can do for myself. Worst of all, these women view faith as a form of perversion. In our conversation, I noticed one of the women was wearing a cross above a shirt that read “made in hell.” This particular woman was the angriest of the group, probably because she is in her early thirties and is likely realizing she has less time to find a husband and even fewer prospects. I asked her about her necklace and shirt pairing and told her I was confused. She said the stone matched her shirt and she didn’t know why she was wearing the cross: “I don’t know. I don’t think of it as religious.” In the middle of her fumbling around for an answer, she expressed that she didn’t think the cross was religious, but simply thought it was cute.
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This whole episode just shows how the West has lost the battle faith-wise. People openly mock Christianity, just like this woman. When I got up to leave, I looked across the table to the 22-year-old in the orange and told her I was going to pray for her, and she rejected my prayer. She said she did not want me to pray for her. What kind of person rejects a prayer? You might not believe in prayers, and you might not pray yourself, but to openly reject a prayer? I would never reject a prayer, no matter the faith of the person who offers it.
When I left that podcast, I still prayed for those young women. They need it, and all of us need it.

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Sex Work Is Legal, Prostitutes Make Millions, And Faith Is Nonexistent Among Workers

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Big Pharma is getting more aggressive with its tactics to gain control. Why? Because it’s threatened by the increasing number of people who are becoming more aware of their ploys. Not everyone trusts their doctors quite like they did before. COVID led to the collapse of the medical mirage, so people have questions. And people want answers. We are prodding the narrative: What exactly are its intentions with our children? What is going on with the number of vaccines? What is going on with pharmaceutical care? Big Pharma is answering by passing legislation as to whether you should — or should not — have access to your children’s medical records, decisions, and medicines. <a href="https://www.carolinacarerx.org/#:~:text=CarolinaCARE%20is%20the%20home%2Ddelivery,Learn%20about%20CarolinaCARE" target="_blank" rel="noopener">CarolinaCARE</a> is the first of what I’m sure will be many instances to come of medical professionals deeming children as adults so parents lose access to their children’s medical records.
CarolinaCARE is a home-delivery pharmacy service owned by Atrium Health and based out of North Carolina. But CarolinaCARE serves multiple states that have different laws pertaining to access to health information, which includes prescriptions, so <a href="https://www.carolinacarerx.org/Documents/CarolinaCARE_Age_of_Majority_FAQs.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">they have sent out a notice</a> to their clients because they are making a change “to remain compliant with laws in all the states CarolinaCARE services to ensure continued privacy of your child’s prescription records.” 
Privacy from whom? From you, the parent. 
Starting November 1, children who are 12- to 17-years-old must create new accounts on their website so they have access to their prescriptions and medications because their parents will no longer have access. That’s correct: Parents cannot view or manage their children’s prescriptions. Written in black and white on their notice read the following words: “The laws are intended to allow minors to receive prescription medication for sensitive issues, without worrying about how their parents may react.” If you have questions, you are encouraged to read their FAQs.
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I have a lot of questions, the first being, how is that even plausible? How is it legal to essentially tell parents they are no longer parents? By making this change, CarolinaCARE is basically saying a 12-year-old is able to make a decision in terms of what prescriptions they are putting in their body. How does that happen? Children cannot do certain things until they are 18-years-old, when they become adults. So it completely defies logic that they would be able to make decisions pertaining to what prescription they should be on — prescriptions that have real-world implications. Of course, a parent should be in the room with a doctor when deciding whether or not their children should be on medication because parents are thinking about their child’s future. Adults can consider the possible impact and effects of prescriptions, whereas a child does not yet have that capability. That’s why they are children and why children have parents. Why would they do this?
My best guess is that because many adults are recognizing they should have never been put on drugs as a child, the move is going to be to take the medical decision-making power away from those adults. There has been public debate among adults about having been put on medications as a child, whether it be medications like Adderall or medications to transition them. More and more adults are openly speaking out against drugs, saying they have ruined their lives. Big Pharma knows that once people become adults, they can see that more clearly — because they aren’t 12.
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Yet CarolinaCARE is essentially signaling to 12-year-olds that they are now adults and can make adult decisions. So if a child professes they feel as though they are in the wrong body, a doctor could give that child prescription drugs to transition — drugs that will render that child infertile in their adult years. These are the same drugs given to pedophiles to castrate them. But children are not going to know that because they exist and think in the moment. They don’t consider what their adult life might be like; they don’t even consider what the next day will be like. They will fall prey to believing they can feel safer from their parents in making these decisions alone. 
To make matters worse (if that’s even possible), the state is getting involved because they want to further this. If this is successful and they are allowed to treat 12-year-olds as though they are adults and put them on medications that can potentially harm them in the future, they are inevitably going to be inundated with massive lawsuits against CarolinaCARE in the years to come. And I hope that there are massive lawsuits because this is absolutely despicable.
If a child turns 12 after November 1, this change will automatically take place. While this is hard news to digest, it’s news you need to be aware of, especially if you are a parent. Because while CarolinaCARE may only be in certain states now, it will be coming to a state near you.
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Big Pharma’s Shocking Move To Medicate Kids Without Parental Consent

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As I have made abundantly clear, I cannot get on board with coddle culture or new-age parenting. New-age parenting has effectively created a society of young adults who cannot come to terms with reality because they have been coddled their entire lives. But it’s all they have ever known. College campuses are full of students who don’t have any idea what hard work is and they walk around actively pursuing victimization, as oxymoronic as that seems. Not only do I not support coddle culture, but I also <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/kids-entertainment-out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new" target="_blank" rel="noopener">speak out against it</a>. However, what I do support is coddle-cultured kids entering the real world. When these kids are met with reality and forced to leave the made-up world they’ve been living in, I predict they will develop more conservative principles. All it will take is their past and all its beliefs crashing down around them as they get hit with a tidal wave of reality. 
Gen Z has taken to TikTok to speak out about facing reality, and after listening to what some of them have to say, I stan Gen Z. Take 25-year-old Alison Johnson (<a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@fitnesswithalison?lang=en">@fitnesswithalison</a>), who lamented her marketing degree since it’s gotten her absolutely nowhere in corporate America. Where it has gotten her is $80,000 in the hole of student loan debt. On top of that, she’s discovered she doesn’t stand a chance of landing a job that pays $150,000 because the degree, as it turns out, isn’t enough. She doesn’t have any experience, as is required by all jobs in that pay range. <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@fitnesswithalison/video/7280712734843538734?lang=en" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Watch HERE</a>.
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Marketer here. Made 30K in first role. Lived in a tiny apt where nothing worked shared w/friend met online who was also broke at the time. One of most fun times of my life tbh. You don&#39;t make 200K at your first gig. That&#39;s fine. Money will come, kids&#8230; <a href="https://t.co/fv7Y3MWrv8">pic.twitter.com/fv7Y3MWrv8</a>
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This TikTok is just comical. In her defense, Alison was told to go to university, have some fun, and everything will be great. Alison has “her literal business marketing degree.” How is she not making $200,000 a year by now? That is stressful for Alison, she is frustrated, and I feel Alison’s frustration — because these kids are deluded. They have been made to believe that life is just going to be really easy. They’ve been told all their lives to follow the right steps: go to college, get a degree, and watch your life fall into place. They don’t want to work hard. And why should they? They’ve never had to.
Situations like this always remind me of a young woman I went to college with. She came from an extremely wealthy family, and her parents paid for absolutely everything — while I worked a full-time job as a full-time student because my parents paid for nothing. They didn’t have the money to send me to college, so I worked and took out student loans to be able to go. This friend and I became fast and best friends back in my liberal days. We moved into the city after graduation, and we had both started working.
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Neither one of us had in money, but her parents were paying for her apartment in Manhattan, until she they called her one day to give her an update on their future payment plans: For six months, they would continue to pay for everything in the city; after six months, they would begin weaning her off, only paying for 75% for a few months, then 50%, then 25%, until they would stop paying for anything at all. I was at the apartment after she had this phone call, and as we sat and talked it over, she cried and cried. She was devastated but she was also angry at her parents for doing this to her. (“Doing this to her” was how she viewed it.) I will never forget what she said to me: “If they wanted to teach me responsibility, they shouldn’t have gotten me an f-ing pony when I turned two.” I felt bad for her because she had a point. How could they expect her to understand the real world when they had gifted her a pony at two-years-old? Whereas I was a little rough around the edges, so to speak, I’d had a job since I was 15. And I was much better equipped for the real world. 
When it comes to some of the Gen Z videos on this topic, your instinct may very well be to laugh, and you may have to stifle that laughter while watching Brielle (<a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@brielleybelly123" target="_blank" rel="noopener">@brielleybelly123</a>). In one of Brielle’s TikTok, she is crying because she is finding that working nine to five is quite a bit harder than she expected. She admits she is probably “being so dramatic and annoying,” but she is in her first full-time job after college, and she is commuting to the city which “takes forever to get there” but there is no way she is “going to be able to afford living in the city right now, so that’s off the table. Like, duh!” She says she gets on the train at 7:30 a.m. and doesn’t get home until 6:15 at the earliest because “you don’t get off at 5:00 … but like, I literally get off, it’s pitch black, like I don’t have energy.” She doesn’t have time or energy to workout, cook, or see friends, and she definitely doesn’t have time to meet a guy. She gets home, wants to shower, eat dinner, and go to sleep. <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@brielleybelly123/video/7291443944347405614" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Watch HERE.</a>
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I would actually like to give Brielle a hug. I can sense her sincerity. We make fun of Gen Z, but it’s our fault we are producing a generation who cannot handle the real world because we made everything so comfortable for them. They aren’t prepared. Long gone are the stories of our grandparents who told us they walked to school in the snow uphill both ways. My grandfather got up before 5:00 a.m. to work on the farm. Brielle is having a hard time getting to the train by 7:30 a.m. for her commute to work. She feels like her life is over because she actually has to work, and we have conditioned her to this. So we can laugh all we want, but it’s not her fault. It is the generations before Gen Z who have produced these individuals who have just been weakened to the point they have no sense of reality. 
But I believe if we give these people some time to meet the real world, to get acquainted with it, and to suffer in it, the things we conservatives are saying will sound much more appealing to them. They will eventually <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/podcasts/candace" target="_blank" rel="noopener">come across a podcast</a> episode and realize that had they been realistic with their degree and debt and what that would mean for them in the world, they might have chosen a different path. Soon enough, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/lifes-tough-get-a-helmet-man" target="_blank" rel="noopener">conservatives who sounded so harsh</a> are, instead, going to sound like people they should have been listening to all along. We will have people we can convert. That’s my opinion and prediction. 
Give them some time in the real world, and they come around to see our perspective. 
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The Startling Reality for Gen Zs That Working an Adult Job Is Hard

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Candace Owens’ DailyWire+ docuseries “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/convicting-a-murderer" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Convicting a Murderer</a>” released its finale on Thursday, the most shocking episode in the 10-part true crime series. 
Viewers of “Convicting a Murderer” have <a href="https://twitter.com/GarrettHensonKS/status/1716819718940889166" target="_blank" rel="noopener">expressed</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/SaltyMom10/status/1715380929806389488" target="_blank" rel="noopener">astonishment</a> at how far filmmakers of Netflix’s “Making a Murderer” went to portray convicted murderer Steven Avery as an innocent victim of corrupt law enforcement in the murder of Teresa Halbach. 
The Netflix series sparked a worldwide fascination in the case, attracting around 19 million viewers, but “Convicting a Murderer” pulls back the curtain on what viewers missed in “Making a Murderer.” The 10-episode series contains evidence omitted from the Netflix series and exclusive interviews with subjects not included in “Making a Murderer.”
Shortly after the release of Owens’ docuseries, Avery <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/is-steven-avery-directing-supporters-to-tank-candace-owens-convicting-a-murderer-review-score" target="_blank" rel="noopener">appeared to be directing</a> his supporters to tank the Rotten Tomatoes’ audience review score of “Convicting a Murderer.” Avery’s apparent move from behind bars, however, didn’t stop the docuseries from hitting the #1 spot on Rotten Tomatoes’ “Best Documentary TV Shows” shortly after its debut, where it sat above FX’s “Welcome to Wrexham” and Apple TV’s “The Super Models” for over a week. And despite Avery supporters writing bad reviews for “Convicting a Murderer,” the DailyWire+ series continues to boast an impressive Rotten Tomatoes audience score of <a href="https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/convicting_a_murderer/s01?fbclid=IwAR0fto9KzgL8uQJRxDW-QmYLBw46alCEUrKrW1PEhYNVmI7jTT1OLSj6Y7Y" target="_blank" rel="noopener">77%</a>. 
Here’s what “Convicting a Murderer” has unveiled so far:
<h3>Episode 1: “An Unraveling Narrative”</h3>
Owens comes out swinging right from the start in “Convicting a Murderer.” In the first episode, she compares the Avery case and his subsequent support to how the Black Lives Matter movement exploded after the death of Michael Brown in 2014. 
“Did white people just kinda want their Michael Brown moment?” she asks in the documentary. “Was this maybe the beginning of white lives matter?” 
In episode one, police reports from Avery’s younger years unveil a significantly more alarming criminal history than previously disclosed, and the intentions of the “Making a Murderer” filmmakers begin to come to light. 
“So, when you look a little closer at Steven Avery’s history, you see a very different side to the man that we’ve seen portrayed in ‘Making a Murderer,’” Owens says in the episode. 
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-1-an-unraveling-narrative-new" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “AN UNRAVELING NARRATIVE”</a>
<h3>Episode 2: “Sharing Wives”</h3>
The second episode reveals shocking evidence left out of “Making a Murderer,” such as Avery’s past animal cruelty, alleged abduction attempt, and accusations of a violent sexual history. Avery’s letters to his ex-wife while he was in prison from 1985 to 2003 are also revealed in the episode. 
“When I saw these letters, my jaw just hit the floor,” Owens says. 
The episode also goes into detail about some of Avery’s family relationships that were left out in “Making a Murderer,” such as his estranged children, alleged violence toward his sister, and alleged abuse of his daughter.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-2-sharing-wives-new" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “SHARING WIVES”</a>
<h3>Episode 3: “Avery’s Niece” </h3>
*Warning: This episode contains graphic details* 
In this episode, some of Avery’s relatives come forward with horrific new allegations, such as an alleged illicit relationship with his underage niece. Avery is also accused of a pattern of violence against his fiancee. The accusations against Avery for having an inappropriate relationship with his minor niece were not disclosed in “Making a Murderer,” as “Convicting a Murderer” gives viewers a deeper look into allegations made against Avery by his own family members, and Steven’s brother Earl is asked if he thinks Steven is guilty. 
The episode details a past encounter between Avery and Teresa Halbach that was left out of “Making a Murderer.” “Convicting a Murderer” also reveals some strange purchases Avery made in the weeks leading up to Halbach’s murder. 
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-3-avery-s-niece-new" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “AVERY’S NIECE”</a>
<h3>Episode 4: “Shifting Timelines”</h3>
In this episode, viewers will hear 15-second audio from a dispatch call that sheds light on the Steven Avery case. “Shifting Timelines” also highlights some of the disturbing behavior Avery showcased before murdering 25-year-old photographer Teresa Halbach. 
“If the filmmakers were honestly trying to tell a complete story of what happened that day, why would they omit so many different things?” Owens asks in the episode. 
The episode details important facts from the case that were omitted from “Making a Murderer,” such as a revealing answering machine message from Halbach, a strange decision made by Avery before he placed a call, and important context on a call between a police officer and dispatch that “Making a Murderer” filmmakers left out.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-4-shifting-timelines" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “SHIFTING TIMELINES”</a>
<h3>Episode 5: “Manitowoc’s Involvement”</h3>
In episode 5, Owens looks into allegations that Manitowoc County Sheriff Deputy Andy Colborn and investigator James Lenk planted evidence on Avery after he sued the county for $36 million. The episode shows that while the filmmakers of “Making a Murderer” asked a lot of questions about Manitowoc’s involvement in the investigation of Teresa Halbach’s murder, they didn’t tell the full story. 
“I don’t think anyone can argue with the fact that ‘Making a Murderer’ left us with a lot of questions and very few answers,” Owens says in the episode. “And actually I think that’s one of the reasons it was so successful. Because it didn’t just end when the final credits rolled. People wanted to find the answers to those questions.” 
“Manitowoc’s Involvement” answers key questions, such as why Manitowoc County officers were involved in investigating the Avery case, whether Colborn and Lenk had a reason to hold a grudge against Avery, and how the infamous RAV4 key was found on the final search of Avery’s home.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-5-manitowoc-s-involvement" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “MANITOWOC’S INVOLVEMENT”</a>
<h3>Episode 6: “The Key &amp; the License Plate Call”</h3>
Episode 6 features more details surrounding the key to Teresa Halbach’s vehicle being found by Manitowoc County law enforcement officers that many people allege was planted in Avery’s bedroom by police. In the episode, Owens also looks into editing choices made by the filmmakers of the hit Netflix docuseries “Making a Murderer.” 
“After ‘Making a Murderer,’ the filmmakers were questioned about some of their editing choices by several news outlets,” Owens says in the episode. “They responded typically the same way: That those questioning them simply misunderstood their intentions or thought that they knew more than they really did. But that still doesn’t explain why they omitted some of the most important evidence.”
In episode 6, viewers will find answers to key questions raised by “Making a Murderer,” such as how the RAV4 key was found in Avery’s trailer and why Halbach’s DNA wasn’t found on the RAV4 key. 
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/convicting-a-murderer" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “THE KEY &amp; THE LICENSE PLATE CALL”</a>
<h3>Episode 7: “The Vial of Blood”</h3>
The seventh installment of “Convicting a Murderer” features key pieces from Dassey’s confession to interrogators, including describing the murder of Teresa Halbach and his uncle’s actions after they killed her. Episode 7 also delves into one of the biggest bombshells in “Making a Murderer”: the blood vial. 
“It is so important to stress that prior to this date of February 27th, the police did not have Brendan Dassey on their radar at all. … Now they’re talking to him and he’s saying things about a golf cart, he’s talking about a bonfire that he had with his uncle Steven. He’s talking about seeing Teresa Halbach’s toes and belly and forehead in the fire,” Owens says. “I mean, this was a major breakthrough in the case.”
Episode 7 also reveals more information about a bullet found in Avery’s garage that had Halbach’s DNA on it and how “Making a Murderer” filmmakers edited court testimony on the discussion of the bullet. Viewers will discover the importance of Dassey’s confession in the case’s timeline and why there was a hole in the top of a vial containing Avery’s blood, which his supporters point to as proof that blood was planted to frame him for Halbach’s murder. 
The revelations in the episode are devastating for those defending Avery, according to Owens. 
“For Steven Avery supporters, it really, at this point, is a faith and not a science,” she says.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-7-the-vial-of-blood" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “THE VIAL OF BLOOD”</a>
<h3>Episode 8: “Bones”</h3>
This episode shows that the filmmakers of the Netflix series “Making a Murderer” left out a key detail of the investigation — that a cadaver dog used by investigators found Halbach’s jean rivets in Avery’s burn pit.
“It’s worth reminding that Brendan Dassey had confessed to burning Teresa Halbach’s clothing, but you don’t see anything about her clothing or the jean rivets in ‘Making a Murderer,’” Owens says. “And it’s not the only detail that they left out.”
The episode also dives into how Avery changed his story about the burn pit multiple times when being questioned by police. The convicted murderer initially told investigators that he didn’t have a fire on October 31, 2005,  the day Halbach went missing. He later changed his story and admitted he did have a fire on the 31st but added that his nephew Brendan Dassey was with him. 
“Why didn’t Steven tell investigators about Brendan being with him that night originally?” Owens asks in the episode. “Because Brendan should have been his alibi. Wouldn’t Steven want them to go talk to Brendan so he could confirm everything that Steven said happened that night? If nothing happened, that is, why not say that right away?” 
The episode then goes into detail about the bone and tooth fragments found in Avery’s burn pit and a nearby burn barrel.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-8-bones" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “BONES”</a>
<h3>Episode 9: “Manipulating Brendan”</h3>
In episode 9, viewers are shown how Dassey was compelled by his own family to make critical decisions that prioritized Avery’s interests over his own. The episode also goes into detail about Dassey’s disturbing confession about why he joined his uncle in the rape and murder of Teresa Halbach. 
“I don’t think I’ll ever forget him describing his uncle wanting him to ‘get some’ and him admitting that he did this,” Owens says. “What was the motive of a 16- year-old kid? It was motive that he wanted to know what it felt like.”
“Manipulating Brendan” also sheds light on how the filmmakers of Netflix’s “Making a Murderer” skipped over important details of Dassey telling family members that Avery allegedly abused him.
“I think it’s very apparent in ‘Making a Murderer’ why they made the decision to leave out some things. And I think it’s because those things couldn’t have been explained away,” says Owens. 
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-9-manipulating-brendan" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH “MANIPULATING BRENDAN”</a>
<h3>Season Finale Sneak Peek</h3>
Episode 10, titled “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/ep-10-the-real-villain-teaser">The Real Villain</a>,” rounds out the series, uncovering questionable guidelines and editing practices that create catastrophic repercussions in the personal lives of those depicted in “Making a Murderer.” Plus, viewers will see how those responsible for the collateral damage of the series have evaded responsibility by muddying the waters between journalism and storytelling.
“I think what these documentary makers participated in was death by a thousand edits … small little edits that led people in a certain direction that wasn’t honest and it wasn&#8217;t truthful, in my opinion,” Owens says. 
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I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I cannot get enough of the commentary going around about Jada Pinkett Smith. I have been watching comments pour in, and it is moments like this that are rich in culture. As it turns out, we are not all so far away from each other and it is possible for the general population to collectively agree on certain issues, like the fact that wives should have basic respect for their husbands. How Jada has been treating Will is anything but respectful.
Will and Jada have lied to the public about their relationship for years. Externally, they attempted to make their sham of a marriage appear pleasant and progressive, but secretly, they have been miserable and unhappy the whole time. She has cheated on him, he’s probably cheated on her, and now, they are trying to spin some progressive narrative that they were not even together. Meanwhile, Jada cannot stop talking about Tupac, her true soulmate who she is bizarrely obsessed with — and nobody knows why. There’s not even any real proof of the two ever being that close. The theories on the Tupac debacle roaming around the internet have been quite funny. 
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Yet Jada and Will are not going to separate. In fact, she believes they will once again live together so she can care for him — because, after all, he’s getting old. When <a href="https://www.today.com/video/jada-pinkett-smith-clarifies-status-of-relationship-with-will-smith-195682885836%20via%20@TODAYshow" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jada was on The Today Show</a>, she talked to Hoda Kotb about working on their marriage, saying:
<blockquote>There’s no finding another great love, and I think that’s the point. It’s like, we are in a place now that we are in a deep healing space, and we are really concentrating on healing the relationship between us.</blockquote>
She confirmed there’s no divorce on paper or in theory, and they have “really been working hard.” What a beautiful story. How wonderful. It feels like Cinderella being swept off by a handsome Bel-Air prince — only to have a fake relationship for 10 years, smile in the public’s face while lying to everyone, live in separate homes, and sleep with their children’s friends. 
Now, if none of that is cringe-worthy enough, Will has finally responded. We have all been on the edge of our seats wondering if and when this would happen — all of us silently pleading for Will to put some hair on his chest and stand up for himself. His wife has been humiliating him in public for years, dragging him around like a puppy saying he was ok with the affair she had with his son’s rapper friend (who has now come out as a homosexual). We have all been expecting Will to say something to make us respect him again. Will Smith made us believe in the characters he played. We believed that after an apocalypse, he would be able to rescue the world. But Will hasn’t even been able to rescue his own manhood, let alone give us some kind of a response we have all been hoping for.
<h4><a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/will-smith-finally-responds-to-jada-s-press-tour-member-exclusive" target="_blank" rel="noopener">WATCH: Candace Owens</a></h4>
Instead, Will has joined his wife on her book tour — the tour promoting her memoir which basically says she hasn’t been in a relationship with Will for years and is still obsessed with Tupac. But Will, beaming right alongside Jada, has introduced her on this tour, saying, “Jada is the best friend I have ever had on this planet, and I am going to show up for her and support her for the rest of my life.” Clearly, he is overlooking and has quite possibly altogether forgotten Jada’s actual character. He’s expressing total adoration of his wife, her book, bravery, and beauty. Rather than be like one of his heroic movie characters, he’s been a wimp, and the whole situation is incredibly embarrassing for him. 
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The public has had an appropriate response, one that has said this is not right. Even people who have wild and progressive ideas about what marriage should be are saying they don’t want to see anymore of this because it’s making them uncomfortable — and rightly so. Because of Will’s ridiculous behavior, everyone is trying to figure out what in the world is actually going on. One theory circulating around is that he might swing for the other side. But there is no need pretending this is how homosexual men live, as though they would be willing to be humiliated in public. No man would ever be happy with their partner treating them as Jada has, regardless of their sexual preference. So, is she blackmailing him? Does he want her to keep quiet about something so he’s pledged to support her to the end? 
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Despite the public backlash, Will is carrying on. He has been completely emasculated, and he’s basically said he loves it. We should all be thankful his movies are done since this makes buying into any of his characters near impossible — because no matter how great of an actor he is, no one can unsee this. This isn’t even toxic man culture; this is just exclusively Will Smith as he proves how extremely feminine he is while Jada flaunts her masculinity. While he needs to take responsibility and man up, we can all see that is not going to happen. The Will Smith you knew and loved is gone. What is left of him — after this disastrous and nonexistent union — is exactly who you should not aspire to be in life. 
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When you’re young, you look at people in Hollywood and think, that is who I want to be and that is what I want to do. Everyone has someone they admired as a child, but when you grow up and peek behind the curtain, Hollywood just turns out to be the Wizard of Oz. The people you thought were magical and admirable turn out to be wimpy and cowardly — and wimps and cowards should not be role models. If you get up every day, go to work, support your family, and come home to them each evening, you are better people than 99.9% of the people who are promoted in Hollywood. 
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If you were a teacher and were <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/episode/270lb-student-attacks-teacher-in-shocking-video-member-exclusive" target="_blank" rel="noopener">brutally beaten</a> to the point of unconsciousness by one of your students who has mental issues, would you forgive them and ensure they don’t serve a long prison stint? Or would you want the book thrown at the student? This is the choice that faced a teacher at Florida’s Matanzas High School this year.
In February, Joan Naydich told then-17-year-old Brendan Depa to put his Nintendo Switch away in class. When he refused, she confiscated the device. In turn, Depa, a 270-pound autistic student, followed her out of class in a full sprint, threw her to the ground, violently attacked her, knocked her unconscious, and brutally beat her to a pulp. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFidsUBMoV0" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The security camera footage shows</a> that even after she is unconscious, he continues savagely punching her, hitting her head and neck, while three women attempt to pull this gigantic student off Naydich with no progress. A male then assists all the while Depa continues kicking Naydich in the head. Ultimately, five people have to work to pull this student off her. Incredibly, she survived this horrific attack and the student is now facing charges.
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When I first saw this news story, I couldn’t believe it. What’s more, I couldn’t believe the comments I was reading — comments that qualified the student’s actions by continually mentioning that the student is autistic. These comments were basically saying, “Well, it’s not his fault that he is 270 pounds and brutally beat his teacher to a pulp. He has autism, and everyone knows that if you have autism, it means you really need your Nintendo in school and if a teacher takes it from you, you have to beat that teacher up.”
Any excuses for this student are absolutely absurd. Grown adults could not pull this student off Naydich. Watching the security camera footage of the beating, I legitimately believe that he would have beaten her to death. I believe that’s what he was intending to do and why he didn’t stop. Yet from what the commentary surrounding this incident implied, we are supposed to believe this is just a symptom of autism. However, I know several people who are autistic, two of which are in my family, and I have never — never — seen this side of autism at all. But people will always look for a way to appeal to emotions, no matter the circumstance. “Try to understand what the student is going through,” they will say. “This person came from a broken home, and his whole life is ahead of him.” They will make excuses for anything.
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I’m happy to report this teacher is allowing the book to be thrown at this student. She probably decided this after watching her own beating, seeing as she couldn’t possibly have remembered it since she was knocked out almost instantly. Depa is facing 30 years in prison, and she is refusing to dial back the charges. This is good for a number of reasons, the first of which being that this combats a society that keeps saying we need to simply allow people to commit these sorts of crimes. These days, society doesn’t just stop at allowing crimes, but it also tells us to feel bad for the people who are committing them. I don’t understand this mentality in the least. It doesn’t make any sense to me. So, I say, good for this teacher — because students are apparently acting like inmates. This is the sort of story you would expect in a prison yard full of a bunch of inmates. In prison, you expect fights like this to break out. But in a school?
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It is unfathomable to picture this happening in America 30 years ago, whereas now we see these sorts of instances every day across the country on college campuses and in the public school system. Not surprisingly, this particular school happens to have a history of violence. In fact, the school has been reported as beset with violence in recent years. Just this month, 11 students were arrested after a fight broke out in a crowded hallway. Reports say the fight started around 1:00 and utter chaos ensued. Deputies, staff, students, teachers — everyone was involved. Just a normal, average day of trying to get an education.
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The chaos doesn’t end there. In another violent outbreak, a 16-year-old student was arrested for biting a teacher who had tried to stop her from fighting another girl. Bit her. Bit a teacher. So, if you are considering becoming a teacher and wondering what the job entails or if you have already started heading in the direction of that career path, you see what you have to look forward to. While you might think you will just tell a student to go to the principal’s office, you apparently have another thing coming. You probably didn’t think you would have to defend yourself so you aren’t beaten by a 270-pound student or bitten by a girl who just wants to fight, but this is what you’ll be in for. Again, this is what you expect to hear about happening in prisons, but now, it’s happening all across America.
These are serious issues — students beating teachers, vicious fights in classrooms, arrests at schools — but they are starting way before high school. They’re bigger than high school. These are societal problems. Obviously, this cannot all be fixed with one simple solution; however, we as Americans must start somewhere because when you realize you have moved further from where you want to be, you must recalibrate. You must turn around to get back on the right road. We want to right the ship; we need to right the ship. We have to return to instilling values in our society, the values that society seems to continually be waging war against. We see it in our entertainment industry, all the way down to our children’s entertainment industry. There is an even greater need, now more than ever, to protect wholesome, family values. We have let these values go, and the public school system is evidence of what that looks like when a society does not instill traditional values in children.
That is why The Daily Wire provided a solution and launched <a href="https://get.dailywire.com/subscribe/plus">Bentkey, a streaming platform for kids content</a>, which my son has been watching — and we have all been watching “Chip Chilla” as a family already. The app is full of high-quality content for kids, and the whole endeavor is one of the things that makes me so proud to work with The Daily Wire. We are trying to change culture, not just complain about it. That’s why we all talk about these issues — issues like the ones plaguing America’s public school system.
We bring attention to the lack of good values and how American principles continue to plummet, but our ultimate goal is to initiate and provide solutions to these issues. And we don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.

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Brendan Dassey’s chilling calls from prison that shed light on his troubling relationship with his uncle, convicted murderer Steven Avery, are revealed by Candace Owens in episode 9 of “<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/show/convicting-a-murderer" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Convicting a Murderer</a>.” 
In the episode, titled “Manipulating Brendan,” viewers are shown how Dassey was compelled by his own family to make critical decisions that prioritized Avery’s interests over his own. The episode also goes into detail about Dassey’s disturbing confession about why he joined his uncle in the rape and murder of Teresa Halbach. 
“I don’t think I’ll ever forget him describing his uncle wanting him to ‘get some’ and him admitting that he did this,” Owens says. “What was the motive of a 16- year-old kid? It was motive that he wanted to know what it felt like.”
“Manipulating Brendan,” which was released on DailyWire+ on Thursday, is the second-to-last episode in the series. Episode 9 also sheds light on how the filmmakers of Netflix’s “Making a Murderer” skipped over important details of Dassey telling family members that Avery allegedly abused him. 
“I think it’s very apparent in ‘Making a Murderer’ why they made the decision to leave out some things. And I think it’s because those things couldn’t have been explained away,” says Owens. 
“Convicting a Murderer” pulls back the curtain on what viewers missed in “Making a Murderer.” The 10-episode series contains exclusive interviews with subjects not included in the Netflix show, including law enforcement officers, family members, and fans-turned-investigators whose lives have been profoundly impacted by the case.
The Daily Wire series <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/candace-owens-convicting-a-murderer-jumps-to-1-spot-on-rotten-tomatoes-list">hit the #1 spot</a> on Rotten Tomatoes’ “Best Documentary TV Shows” list last month, where it sat above FX’s “Welcome to Wrexham” and Apple TV’s “The Super Models” for over a week. 
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The series finale premieres next Thursday only on DailyWire+. Episode 10, titled “The Real Villain,” uncovers the lack of ethical guidelines and questionable editing practices that create catastrophic repercussions in the personal lives of those depicted in “Making a Murderer.” Plus, viewers will see how those responsible for the collateral damage of the series have evaded responsibility by muddying the waters between journalism and storytelling.
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The kids entertainment industry has become an industry full of companies you cannot trust — except for one. The Daily Wire made a promise to spend $100 million over three years to build a kids entertainment company. On Monday, The Daily Wire released <a href="https://twitter.com/i/status/1713994985505185941" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bentkey</a>, the <a href="https://www.bentkey.com/launch/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">new streaming platform</a> for kids entertainment. We delivered on that promise. Bentkey is dedicated to telling <a href="https://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1714000370806997389?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1714000370806997389%7Ctwgr%5Ebefe8836829781da4537205047d147d850283421%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailywire.com%2Fnews%2Fintroducing-bentkey-a-new-adventure-in-kids-entertainment" target="_blank" rel="noopener">stories that kids will love</a> and parents can trust. But this isn’t the case with far too many other kids entertainment companies.
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While you may want to bury your head in the sand and avoid hearing news about kids content that is both disturbing and alarming, you can’t do that — because you must protect your kids. The fact is, too much entertainment content that is supposed to be for kids isn’t safe for them anymore. When you log into your streaming accounts, set parental controls, change the settings to age-appropriate content, and attempt to protect your children, you would like to know those streaming services will block anything that is outside those parameters. As I have seen over and over, even with my own kids, that just isn’t always the case.
There is an entire ecosystem of evil that is working toward the advancement of indoctrinating our children. Companies everywhere, including social media platforms, are taking part in a campaign to expose our children to the LGBTQ agenda — an agenda that is moving toward pedophilia. I have been saying this for years, and I will keep bringing attention to it. But I’m not the only one. Aldo Buttazzoni, a PragerU personality, <a href="https://twitter.com/AldoButtazzoni/status/1620505756390027264?lang=en" target="_blank" rel="noopener">released a Twitter thread</a> earlier this year about YouTube Kids, and it is worth revisiting because of how important his findings are.
Buttazzoni created a YouTube account and said what he found was “disgusting.” He set the account for a child in the age range of 9 to 12 years old:
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I made an account for 9-12 and one of first videos they recommend “kids meet a gender non-conforming person” <a href="https://t.co/QkJydjVrA8">pic.twitter.com/QkJydjVrA8</a>
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Then, numerous LGBTQ videos were immediately recommended: 
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Buttazzoni questions ”Why do kids need to be exposed to this?” One of the videos is titled “Meet a Queen Kid” and another “The Meaning of Pride,” hosted by a drag queen. Buttazzoni went on to find that the videos seemed never ending. Here, one of his findings is, “I’M GAY,” in all capital letters. To its right, Prince Henry stars in “A Gay Fairytale,” followed by, “It’s Okay to be Gay” from the “Queer Kid.”
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Buttazzoni points out that one of the most prominent channels on YouTube Kids is Queer Kid Stuff, which he provides screenshots of and also shows the many episodes featuring drag queens, like the “It’s Okay to Be Gay Lipsync” video. 
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I believe the LGBTQ agenda is set on indoctrinating children and priming them for pedophilia, and Buttazzoni’s continued research serves as proof of that. 
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After finding videos about consent (such as “Learn About Consent!”), Buttazzoni asks a pointed question: What exactly are they teaching children to consent to? The answer he found comes from a video by Chris Elston, known as <a href="https://www.billboardchris.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Billboard Chris</a>. Chris is an activist taking a stand against gender ideology, and he travels the world (primarily North America) exposing the danger children are in by conducting man-on-the-street type interviews with people who are working to affirm this agenda. When it comes to consent, Chris finds via his interviews that consent involves minor-attracted persons. While they may claim MAP are interested in kids’ toys and playing, there is, of course, a much more sinister undertone. These are people who want to soften pedophilia. And it’s disgusting. 
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In this interview, Chris asks this man, “Do you think any 12-year-old can consent to sex with an adult?” And his reply is, “It doesn’t sound good, but a mature adult that understands the concept of consent, why should we limit someone by their age? Why should we couple age with consent?” Chris replies, “That’s horrid. That’s what we call rape.”
I struggle finding the words to explain how angry — how livid — I am that this person is proud to say such a thing. He is not only saying this on camera, but he is also saying it proudly on camera. Where are we in American society that individuals are willing to go on camera and openly admit they agree with such a concept? They think the age of consent should be lowered to 12 and lower. Some disbelieve that minor-attracted persons is even a real thing. They disbelieve it so much, they are willing to put their faces on camera and acknowledge their disbelief.
Some kids content creators are fostering the same narrative. It’s intentional. This is what is coming down the pipeline, obviously, with the trans agenda. That agenda wants to confuse children and make them believe they can choose their gender. And choosing their gender, taking pills, and surgically transforming their bodies will eventually make them crazy. Because when you sustain your body consistently with hormones, children become confused. And children are being led down a horrific path by some sickos who are attempting to normalize pedophilia.
This is an easy way to cause the collapse of Western society. It’s a disgusting perversion. We must continue exposing what is happening with this sinister agenda.
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The Disturbing Truth About The Kids Entertainment Industry And Why It Needs To Be Disrupted

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The quality of kids’ content is rapidly declining. That is just an unfortunate fact. The decline is being ushered along by the idea that traditions are bad and, therefore, anything having to do with a tradition is not good either. So anything remotely traditional must go. “Throw the baby out with the bathwater,” they say. This, of course, is all evidence of new-age parenting and coddle culture, which I will continue to speak out against. 
Nowhere are the effects of coddle culture more evident than on college campuses. I often get asked to speak at colleges and sometimes I am just baffled by the students — so baffled that I want to know who raised them. I really want to meet their mom and dad. How did they get to college <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/taylor-swift-has-the-maturity-of-a-15-year-old-girl">with the mentality they have at 19- and 20-years-old</a>? These students will wait in incredibly long lines and sit through my speech just to turn around and try to <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/lifes-tough-get-a-helmet-man">give their own</a> during the question-and-answer portion of the session because they want people to hear how they feel. They missed some obvious lessons on values growing up. 
Meanwhile, I am trying to instill traditional values in my children. But that’s not necessarily easy because when you pay attention as a parent, you see how much our culture has shifted, even in the slightest ways. Take, for example, the music I allow my children to listen to. In my book <a href="https://store.dailywire.com/products/blackout?_pos=1&amp;_sid=8d5e63a77&amp;_ss=r">“Blackout,”</a> I quoted Confucius, a Chinese philosopher, who said, “If one should desire to know whether a kingdom is well governed, if its morals are good or bad, the quality of its music will furnish the answer.” In my book, I was relaying how music has changed drastically in only a few decades. We went from The Temptations and the Commodores to Cardi B and <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/what-is-justice-in-america-today">Megan Thee Stallion</a>. My point in “Blackout” was, the values of black America are reflected in its music. But it’s not just black America; it’s all of America. 
We can even see this degradation of music over time in Disney music. My favorite Disney princess has always been Aurora in “Sleeping Beauty.” I absolutely loved Aurora, so I often play “Once Upon a Dream” for my daughter. Even the sound of Aurora’s voice is uplifting, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXbHShUnwxY" target="_blank" rel="noopener">and the song’s lyrics</a> are lovely and classic: 
<blockquote>I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream
I know you, that gleam in your eyes is so familiar a gleam
And I know it&#8217;s true that visions are seldom all they seem
But if I know you, I know what you&#8217;ll do
You&#8217;ll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream</blockquote>
Fast forward to the movie “Frozen.” To be clear, I have no issue with this movie. I have watched the movie, and it’s fine; however, I am disappointed at how modern these movies have become. Anna, played by Kristin Bell (who, for the record, does great work and is amazingly talented), sings <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrX1XKtShSI" target="_blank" rel="noopener">a song titled “For the First Time in Forever.”</a> These lyrics are quite a bit different than those of Aurora’s song:
<blockquote>Don&#8217;t know if I&#8217;m elated or gassy
But I&#8217;m somewhere in that zone
&#8216;Cause for the first time in forever
I won&#8217;t be alone</blockquote>
Later in the song, Anna sings, “I wanna stuff some chocolate in my face.” I suppose the song is meant to be relatable and cute, but it’s also off-putting and tactless. In the bigger picture, the change of lyrics represents a degradation in our music, our language, and even how we communicate. Aurora is frightened when her path crosses with the prince, while Anna wants to meet a prince, feels gassy, and hopes to stuff her face with chocolate. 
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These lyrics are by no means something to panic over. After all, “Frozen” is a cute movie, but we should pay attention to the fact that the lesson it carries with it is, without question, that traditions should be done away with. And — spoiler alert — just when you think Princess Anna is going to be rescued by a handsome prince, she’s actually rescued by her sister’s love. The implication is, having a handsome prince save her (i.e., the idea of a budding nuclear family) must be done away with; it’s garbage. This is the message being funneled to children today, and though you may be tempted to think it doesn’t matter, it does.
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Disney is remaking the classic movie “Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs,” and with it, they’re sending a new message. Rachel Zegler is the lead actress playing Snow White, and listening to her is thoroughly unbearable. She is an entitled brat and probably someone I would have come across on one of the college campuses I visit. She believes that everything in the past is terrible, that we should only be looking forward, and that being progressive is a necessity. She despises the idea of a pretty princess and a prince. She does not like any of that. Furthermore, she knows what she wants and what she deserves, which she has made crystal clear when she commented on the money she deserves for her role. She’s been filmed saying, “If I’m going to stand there 18 hours in a dress of an iconic Disney princess, I deserve to be paid for every hour that it’s streamed online.” 
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“I’m if gonna stand there 18 hours in a dress of an iconic Disney princess, I deserve to be paid for every hour that it’s streamed online.” 
The new Snow White is the most insufferable woman I’ve ever seen <a href="https://t.co/U1swu4roRl">pic.twitter.com/U1swu4roRl</a>
&mdash; End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) <a href="https://twitter.com/EndWokeness/status/1686803635802435608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 2, 2023</a></blockquote>
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She sounds nice. She sounds even nicer when she talks about “Snow White,” the classic movie we grew up watching with the princess everyone loves. (By the way, this is not a partisan issue. Most Democrats and Republicans enjoy the Disney classics. Except Rachel, who just happens to be the one acting in the role of one of those major classics.) 
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We get it, Rachel. It’s not 1937. Men are weird. Men are creepy. Weird. Weird. Men might even be cut from the film. But she doesn’t stop there. She continues to drone on about her version of a princess.
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I don’t know how many more times she could say it or how much clearer she can make it for us: Snow White is going to be a boss. She’s going to go to work. She’s not going to worry about family. Who cares about finding a handsome prince? She can make money. The idea of a prince can no longer be tolerated. She can do “bad” all by herself because that’s really where the future is. It’s progressive.
While these are subtle changes to characters, they are changes parents should be paying attention to — because it’s morphing into entitlement and narcissism. It’s all about you and what you bring to the table and how much you can accomplish without any other person. As Confucius once said, our morals — which I would argue are very bad — are just being furnished by our culture. We are living among the most entitled generation that has ever existed, and the last thing we need is for it to continue to show up in the content our kids are watching.
This is why there needs to be a disruption in kids’ content. The Daily Wire made a promise to spend $100 million over three years to build a kids entertainment company, and on Monday, we delivered on that promise. The Daily Wire released <a href="https://twitter.com/i/status/1713994985505185941" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bentkey</a>, the <a href="https://www.bentkey.com/launch/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">new streaming platform</a> for kids entertainment, dedicated to telling stories that kids will love and parents can trust. And this is <a href="https://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1714000370806997389?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1714000370806997389%7Ctwgr%5Ebefe8836829781da4537205047d147d850283421%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailywire.com%2Fnews%2Fintroducing-bentkey-a-new-adventure-in-kids-entertainment" target="_blank" rel="noopener">just the beginning</a> of what is to come.
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Take a look at all Bentkey has to offer: <a href="https://t.co/f23Imva5ZA">pic.twitter.com/f23Imva5ZA</a>
&mdash; Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) <a href="https://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1713994985505185941?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 16, 2023</a></blockquote>
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