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All right. So today I want to talk about how nobody has men's best interests at heart. Now, what you have is you have high-status men and low-status men. Now, I would say high-status men are all the influencers and commentators. They get to, you know, mingle with world leaders. They have a lot of influence. They have a good amount of power. Um, on top of that, you know, wealth, business owners, uh, men that make over a certain amount a year, I would say would be high-status men, high-earning, high-status, but they do not think about the average man and how the average man is affected by marriage.
So, in my experience, so I've interviewed people for our divorce documentary. Um, I tried it the first time around. I tried to make my divorce documentary and these crazy people stopped it. I got deplatformed, all this stuff. So, I had to redo it. But when I was making it the first time, I was getting all this footage, right? And I was interviewing people and I found that the people that got it the worst were not the rich men in family court because a lot of times the rich men, I mean, they can afford a lawyer. They can afford to fight. Although some maybe got unlucky and got a terrible judge, the guys that got it the worst were men that were in the middle class. Um, they can't afford to pay lawyers. They can't afford to fight for their kids. And so, um, a lot of high-status men, the only reason Matt Walsh can do what he does is because of the average men, right? The average men work in the factory that's building his microphone. The average men, um, do the construction on the road so he gets to work. The average men do the plumbing in his building. It's not the men. Um, he would not be able to do his job without the men that allow him to be there. But he still is telling average men to take, make decisions as a high-status man. Sometimes marriage makes sense for men in high-status positions. You know, sometimes it can be done, you know, in all of history, we've had dowries. And so marriage was done to acquire resources. You know, you married a rich girl and then you got her daddy's money. Sometimes it's genetics, right? But average men, um, the issue with Matt Walsh is it doesn't matter how bad the chessboard is, he keeps telling average men, "Keep sacrificing for, keep sacrificing for me and my kids. I have a wife. I have a family." But average men, most of them aren't going to get it. I would say half of men are not going to be able to reproduce. So he's saying sacrifice for society because it benefits my children.
>> All right. So, >> today, the Matt Walsh Show, a sex scandal among conservative influencers perfectly illustrates why many young men are reluctant to get married and have children, but they still should, even in spite of the risks. And I'll make that argument today. Also, tragedy strikes the nation as the Washington Post delays off hundreds of useless journalists. Bill Gates tries to explain his appearance in the Epstein Files and a woke school board member brings a school board meeting to a halt so that she can lecture someone for using the term homeless. Apparently, unhoused is the preferred term, although nobody can explain why. All of that and more today on the Matt Walsh Show. Now, mind you, when you go down, look at these comments. Let me, let me keep going and then we can talk about it later. Okay. All right. Let me go past a little further. Then the Elijah Schaefer scandal uh surfaced, revealing that Schaefer, a conservative commentator who is married and has children, was apparently having an affair with Sarah Stark, who's a conservative commentator and who at the time was dating the man that she would eventually marry. Um, this has been interesting timing because it's a story that perfectly illustrates the counterargument, the reason why so many young people are so reluctant to get married and have children in the first place. Now, as to the specifics of this scandal, I'll go into a few of the details in a moment, not because this is a, a drama channel, but because it's the kind of thing we must contend with if we want to make the case for marriage and family life. You know, if I were to try to do a monologue right now on, >> and by the way, the the challenge with using your relationship to build your brand, it's just never a good idea. It is not a good idea because, um, who are they going to attack first? Like, let's say you got an enemy as a guy. He's going to hit on your wife. Now he knows where to find her. You know, like I'm like, "What are you doing? You guys are dumb." >> That topic. All the comments would be, "Well, what about this? You see this scandal over here? This is exactly why we don't want to get married." So, let's just, um, let's lean into that. As much as I hate that phrase, uh, you know, I think that those of us on the pro-family side oftentimes, it's, it's true to say, haven't done a good enough job of acknowledging and accounting for the enormous risks and downside to marriage that young people are confronting at increasing rates, no matter how hard they try to find a compatible, moral Christian spouse. This is the catch-22. Our culture is decaying. In order to stop the decay, we need people to form stable and loving families. >> So he's saying stop the decay of our culture. Now again, he's not looking out for you. He's looking out for himself because he doesn't want to live in this culture, right? >> Families. But it's harder to form stable families while the culture is decaying. Now, people in the red pill and so-called manosphere spaces have been making this point for a long time and have taken a lot of heat for it. I've had plenty of arguments with people on that side about this. Entire shows on Netflix have been written about how awful their opinions are and how they've created this manosphere that traffics in dangerous misogyny and so on. But, you know, the truth is when the writer's room at Netflix, uh, is so enraged about your views that they start putting you in their shows, then it means that you're on to something. Now, let's, let's talk about this issue from the perspective of a young man. And to anyone who accuses me of only blaming the woman in this story, keep in mind that we talked about this yesterday and I, I spent >> Yeah. Because the man, Elijah's goated a little bit for banging all these e-girls. Like, if you look at Elijah's alleged roster, okay. Now, I don't know if these are true or untrue, but I'm just saying this is alleged. And the fact that this is alleged is pretty goated. Okay. Sorry, Emily. You're on the list. True or untrue? I don't know, but I'm not really going to believe you. She's pretty hot. Okay, young Emily. Like, she's pretty hot. Pretty hot. Okay. Then we got, um, Sarah Stock. Pretty hot. Um, Savannah Hernandez, I think, was the other one. Pretty hot. All right. Especially young. You just can't, you can't tell me that these women are not hot. Like, that's a little bit impressive. Now, you might say, "Yeah, they're mid. They're mid." Yeah, I mean, yeah, we're in conservative media, but, um, how many of you got like five mids on your roster? Elijah Schaefer, it's alleged, right? Um, Sarah Stock, that came out. He did in fact do that, but these are alleged. And there's so many more just like them. >> 20 minutes discussing why Schaefer was wrong to cheat on his wife and how married men should behave so that they don't, uh, commit those sins. So, we've, we've, we've talked about that. Today, we're going to flip it around and focus on the other side because here's what the story demonstrates. It's not always enough to say that you should date a woman who goes to church, who says that she opposes abortion, who says that she's never slept with anyone outside of marriage, spends every day talking about conservative principles for a living, uh, and who will, in her case, literally stand by your side in front of the Pope as he blesses both of you. A woman can do all those things and convince you that she means every word of what she's saying, that she'll be a fantastic mother to your children, and then you find out one day that in fact, she was lying to you the whole time. She was actually having an affair with her boss behind your back. She was grinning as the Pope blessed your relationship while she was thinking about her other boyfriend. And here's the thing. If, if you don't learn the truth soon enough, then she could not too far in the future walk away with half of your assets, including your house, along with alimony for life. >> He just made the case. All right, don't get married. Now, >> this is not some fantastical hypothetical scenario. It's what apparently happened to the man who was engaged to Sarah St. >> And look, they're going to make the case and nobody is thinking about the guy who is engaged to Sarah Stock. Everyone's thinking about Sarah and Elijah, but the real victim is the guy that married the broad. >> Briefly, perhaps briefly went by the name Sarah Seta. Uh, Sarah's a relative newcomer in the whole trad-wife conservative influencer space and she put out posts like this one when she got engaged. This is from August of 2025. Uh, she writes, "I won." >> You know what's incredible? I want to double-check all these people. Matt Walsh, e-girls. I like how he, look at this. He covered this story before and none of them. I was the only person that said, "Hey, this is a red flag that she's posting her ring on the internet." All of the conservatives covered this story. There's never any humility when I'm proven right. Ever. Never any humility. They all, "What a..." All right. Whatever. >> Along with a picture of her engagement ring. And as you can see there, Charlie Kirk, who was actually an honest and wholesome person, responded, "Congrats. Marriage is amazing." Lots of people responded that way. Um, makes sense to respond. Someone got engaged. It's a happy thing. You say, "Congratulations." Then there's this post from Sarah Stock, which she wrote in November of, uh, 2024. Quote, "The idea that women are waiting until marriage, who are waiting until marriage are doing it to manipulate men into marrying them so they can leave and take all their money is kind of skitso in my opinion. And you probably have a 0.1% chance of that happening. Anyone who's going to be a forever bachelor and never procreate because they're not willing to take that risk, especially with a woman they love and trust is NGMI, not going to make it. Waiting till marriage also has statistically better results for the marriage." And six months later in April 2025, Stock announced that she had converted to Catholicism. Uh, Stock wrote, quote, "I'm officially Catholic." And then she wrote, "Crisis Rex," meaning Hail Christ the King. And, and then, >> so here's the thing. Had they not made a big spectacle of their religion, that's why people are pissed because you didn't have to make a big spectacle of your relationship and your religion. You didn't have to do that. Nobody put a gun to your head. It's just incredible. >> Her, her photo with her husband receiving the Pope's blessing. >> Bro, was Elijah at the wedding? That's my question. Bro, there's never any humility. Nobody's apologized to me. >> Now, I'm not prepared to say, as many have, that her conversion was a scam and she never meant anything she said. It was all a big ruse. I can't say. I can't see inside her soul. >> Isn't that incredible? That's how cucked and simpy conservatives are. You got bamboozled and lied to and you cannot even say that you got bamboozled and lied to. Lied to. It's just incredible. The singing never ends.