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am joined by President Donald Trump's favorite author, Nick Adams, whose new book
Alpha Kings is said to provide every young man at roadmaps to unlock their full
potential. Hope you enjoy the show, mister Adams. How's it going.
Thanks for coming, Sam, It's a absolute pleasure to join you and all
your listeners. Thank you. We're very happy to have you. So with
the release of Alpha Kings, what do you think is the biggest issue facing
young men in the twenty first century. The biggest issue is on I see
it, Sam, is that there is a war on men. Men have
been told to apologize for being masculine. Men have been told to curtail their
ambitions, to shelve their dreams, to take a back seat. And I
think that that's the worst thing imaginable for the country, the society, and
our civilization. No civilization has ever survived without strong, vibrant men. And
tragically, what we have here in the United States of America and all around
the world is a concerted effort to diminish men, to malign men, to
troduce men, and essentially make them irrelevant. And the whole idea is for
men to behave like women and for women to behave like men. Now,
I know, sam that you like to have a ice cold domestic beer.
Maybe you're a bit like men occasionally have one or two too many, But
there's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong with being a bit of a
character. There's nothing wrong with having some personality. And I don't think we
should ever take a backward step to the modern woke feminists that don't have any
humor, don't have the best interests of the country or the society at heart,
and are simply pushing a radical agenda. And that's why my movement of
young men Samuel is so incredibly successful. Young men are hungry for this message.
They want to be told it's okay to be a man, It's okay
to go and have a foursome with the boys on the golf course, it's
all right to go to hooters and get stuck into some chicken wings, and
the feminists and the politically correct and the handbag hit squad, they can all
go and get bad fair enough. Why do you think the radical feminist agenda
has really taken root in the West and not other parts of the world.
Well, I think the culture that exists in Western civilization is such that the
radical feminists have been really able to get a very strong foothold in our cultures.
The Old World cultures are much more protected against it, because I'm talking
now about societies like Greece and Italy and obviously the Middle East, and those
societies have had traditions and traditional gender roles that go back hundreds and thousands of
years, and places like Australia and Great Britain and the United States, New
Zealand, Canada, the Anglosphere if you like Germany, we don't have those
that we didn't really begin with that head start. And as a result,
these feminists have been able to really infiltrate American society. And I think,
sadly the United States of America is probably the number one place for this kind
of stuff, and it's because I mean American men, I think are among
the best men in the world, and they're always trying to accommodate women.
They're always trying to be gentlemen, and there's nothing wrong with that. But
sadly, in today's world, Samuel, women take advantage of that, and
we're seeing terrible outcomes for young men everywhere. And I'm not in any way,
shape or form anti female. I'm just pro male. I want young
men to level up. I want them to be the best that they can
be. I want them to be the greatest version of themselves imaginable, and
I don't want them to be drowned out by this feminist cacophony of voices that
insist that they be silent. Definitely. And you know, you see around
the world, particularly in westernized nations, that these sexes are becoming increasingly polarized
politically, and that spells disaster because you're just going to see people become the
weaponization of the sexes is just going to continue to exasperate. How do you
think we remedy that? What's the solution? Look, I think we need
to return to a situation, Samuel, where women are proud and unabashedly female.
They embrace their femininity. See, because all that feminism has delivered is
angry women and feminine men, and that doesn't do anybody any good. Not
going to have a strong economy. If that's the case, we're not going
to have secure borders. If that's the case, we're not going to have
brave men and women protecting us overseas if the culture is such. So this
really affects every single area of life, and we can't be limp wristed about
it. We need to be firm about it. And so I think the
best way to address it is for both genders to be unapologetically celebratory of who
they are, of what God made them to be. And if we can
somehow get back to that, and that's going to require effort, obviously on
both sides. But if we can get back to that, Samuel, then
I think we can get back to America being at her best. It's the
greatest country in the history of the world, but right now it's not fulfilling
its potential. And a significant part of that, I believe, is this
awful adversity that men are feeling and men are facing. And that's why I
wrote this book. I wrote this book because I wanted to empower men and
in the book. We discuss the challenges facing men. We discuss some of
the things that I know that they want to have addressed. But men are
problem solvers naturally, So I kind of lay out the content and then I
want these young men to read the book and go out and solve the problems
themselves, as the natural problem solvers that they are. So kind of thinking
a step back. It kind of seems as the returning to a previous error.
And you know, sexual relations is kind of it's incredibly diffult. And
like you said, man are problem solvers. And given all the uphill issues
there are, you know, more children than ever before are being raised in
single family, single parent households, particularly single mother households. Is it possible
to really get to a point of return or do we have to plow ahead?
And what does either of those look like for the time being, Samuel,
We've simply got a plow ahead. We have to take a stand.
Men have to level up. Men can no longer be intimidated and silenced by
our cultural elites, the modern work feminists of which make up a very,
very overwhelming portion of that. And we need to be resolute. And I
mean, I have belief in the self correction of America. If you go
and have a look what Alexis Totokwul wrote in Democracy in America when he came
out here in the seventeenth century, in that sociological masterpiece, that the true
genius of Americans lay in their ability to repair their faults. He noted the
quote uncanny propensity of these people to recorrect a cultural trajectory. And so Winston
Churchill, of course, once similarly affectionately jibed that America always does the right
thing after exhausting every other option. And so, as a third outsider,
I identify the same boomerang spirit. So I remained sanguine about the prospects of
the United States being able to remedy this situation. And my only concern is
is that it's a very dangerous time and we're running out of time because the
Chinese don't have this problem. And if we're going to be even in the
vicinity to be able to compete with China, we need to have, for
example, the economy firing on all cylinders. We can't just have fifty percent
of the workforce thriving. We need to have one hundred percent of the workforce
thriving. And if you have a look right now, there are more men
than ever before dropping out of high school. There's less men than ever before
applying for college. And it's wonderful that young our young girls are doing great
and fantastic, and their scores are through the roof. But like I say,
it's like driving a car with just two wheels, you're not going to
get very far. We need to have all four wheels. We need to
have every engine we need to have. We need to be operating at full
throttle if we've even got a chance in this very precarious time for our country.
We were turning two one hundred and forty eight years old this year.
Any social scientists will tell you that great nations tend to last between two hundred
and thirty and two hundred and seventy years. That puts us right in the
kill zone. And for the first time, the enemies that we have aren't
only foreign, they're also domestic. So we're up against it. And the
last thing we need is this internal war, and so I think we need
to plow through it. I think that once we kind of take a stand,
I'm a firm believer that these things can just naturally kind of begin to
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there are young guys going to school and whatnot, but it's increasingly few and
few. Where are they going? What are they doing with their lives?
Because the military is reporting constant recruiting issues. So they're not joining the military,
they're not going to college. What are they doing with their time?
Well, look, sam I correspond with young American men all the time on
social media. I've built up a very significant following of more than three million
on social media, and my Twitter account is particularly popular. I believe you're
one of my followers, and I've also become one of the top accounts on
cameo. I get lots of requests for young men on cameo and they often
come to me and they say, Nick, what do I have to do?
What can I do? I'm really lost? Or their friends will request
it on their behalf usually and what are they doing, Samuel, Well,
they're lost, They're lost. I mean, it comes to a case comes
down to a case by case basis. But you're right, they're not signing
up to the military in the numbers that they should be or once were.
They're not becoming part of law enforcement, another noble profession. They're not doing
those kind of things. I think that they're so lost that a lot of
them are just kind of fumbling and stumbling around, and they've become awkward not
only in job interviews but also social interactions. And it's very very sad to
see that, and I think there's a lot of reasons for that. Technology
certainly hasn't helped. I mean, it used to be that you required at
least it's a semblance of testicular fortitude to be able to approach a young female
that takes your fancy in a room, to go up and say to hey,
can we have a cup of coffee or can we do something later?
Now you just text. So I think that the emergence of social media,
the iPhone, I think these things have deeply adversely impacted young men. And
so what are they doing? It's a really good question. They are I
don't know, is the real answer. But they're all over the place.
They are all over the place. They have no certainty, they have no
confidence, and it's a very very very sad thing to be witnessing. But
I'm doing something about it. There are other people who are trying to do
things about it. If we can encourage young men to follow our lead,
then I think there's still hope. Definitely. So, how do you think
male camaraderie can insult men from the toxic denocracy? If you will Iron sharpen
Zion, Samuel Iron sharpen Zion, if all you're doing is socializing with your
girlfriend or your wife, you're going to go soft. It's as simple as
that. Men need the company of other men to excel, to go further.
Men are naturally inherently instinctively competitive. They need that force them on the
golf course, they need that ribbing from their fellow friends. That's just kind
of how I think you can maximize the potential and performance of of men.
And unfortunately, again the feminist narrative has it that men are supposed to simply
become the property of their wife or their girlfriend, not have an outside life.
And that's not healthy. That's not healthy for that particular relationship. It's
certainly not healthy for men. Men need the company of other men, And
unfortunately, I think one of the most toxic things that modern woke feminism seeks
to do is or proponents of that young ladies that are proponents of that modern
woke feminist ideology or have been brainwashed with it. Is the first thing they
try and do is separate the guy that they like from his friends, from
his parents, from his family. And it's a very very bad thing.
And Alpha Male, you've read the book Alpha Kings, the roadmap for every
young man to unlock their full potential. I call it the Prince Harry commandment,
okay, And I used to like Prince Harry. Prince Harry was a
fun guy, just one of the lads, one of the boys, and
much more personality than Prince William. But Prince William married perfectly, and Prince
Harry made an awful mistake in marrying Megan Markle. And the first thing she
did was she turned him against his own family. And now he doesn't have
a relationship or much of one with his own family. And it's a cautionary
tale. It's very sad. Two brothers were once so close, so now
that I talk to each other, and there are some things, Samuel,
that you only share with your buddies, your brother and your butcher. Very
true. Unfortunately, in DC, I have had trouble finding a good butcher.
Oh really, but one with these I find that special guy. Okay,
you've got to find the Maria hopefully hopefully excellent. I think it was
in the Prince Harry Commandment you make the subpoint that marriage is political. Could
you expand upon that a little bit? Marriage is political? Rather, that's
a political ideology of sorts. Sure. So I think that a lot of
men approach marriage thinking not not really taking into account what really matters. And
what really matters, I believe, are the children that you have in when
you begin a family, you want somebody that's got the same belief you in
terms of worldview, in terms of how they're going, how you're going to
raise that child together. There needs to be some level of some paticho with
all of that. And I think that I think that men here in the
US often think too big when it comes to women. It's the details that
get you every time when it comes to having a female partner. Doctor Jordan
Peterson always says that the most important things to get right are the greetings.
It's the two or three minutes every day when you leave the house or get
back to the house or whatever that you spend with that person and if you
can get all of that right, then the rest kind of just happens itself.
But I think because this is a country that is so much about and
so revolving around success, I think the problem is sam that young men are
just looking for a hot one. And rule Nick Adams Alpha male rule number
one is that success is a low maintenance woman, not necessarily a hot one.
And if you can get both, you win the lottery. Low maintenance
and hot you're laughing. But a low maintenance woman, in every instance I
think, for any man, is preferable than a hot one. And if
that's the if, that's the choice. So in that sense, men really
have to make a big decision because and another tragedy is that in this country
divorce is so rampant and men really need to be careful in who they choose
right. And I think what's perhaps the most important point you make in the
book is that with different differentiates alpha males from beta males is mentality, the
mindset, the ability to say no, the ability to have self control and
discipline. Could you expand upon that a little bit? And why so many
young men lack that and why so many adult men full the grown leaders of
the country nominally like that. Yeah, So the question is, here's the
thing, Samuel. It's not how you look, it's how you look at
things. It is a mindset. It's all up here. I mean,
men go to the gym and they lift weights and they want to get really
strong. But at the end of the day, a young lady in a
relationship with you, she's not going after your biceps or your triceps or your
abs. She's coming after two things. She's coming after your mind and she's
coming after your testicles. And that's why I say that the only two muscles
that alphas should really focus on developing and training is the mind and that testicular
fortitude that I told you about. And I see too many young men,
just not just young men, but too many American men simply allowing their female
to be extraordinarily manipulative because it just gets papered over with intimacy. And as
I make the point in the book, the most alpha act imaginable is the
denial of sex. I mean, women use this tactic against us all the
time, and it's I think high time for men to do the same.
There's this concept that our for male goes and sleeps with as many women as
possible and all of that kind of stuff. But I think the most alpha
male idea is if your significant female other is not behaving correctly, embarrassing you
in front of your friends, interrupting you, deliberately trying to hurt you,
then you should be denying because that's the nature, obviously often of the way
that the female mind works. They injure you, and then they immediately try
and fix it. And the way to fix it often is intimacy, and
that's where men men fall into trouble and so, but it takes discipline,
of course, it takes discipline. I mean, when there's emotion and you
know, you've got an attractive young lady rubbing your arm and telling you how
sorry she is, even though five minutes earlier she just said the most egregious
thing imaginable, it's very easy to say, okay, well that's it,
let's you know, hop into bed. But I think it does take a
lot of discipline, and I think that men really need to need to have
that discipline in order to keep themselves out of trouble, because this is not
forty years ago, this is twenty twenty four, and times are very different.
Do you think there's something to be said about the rampant secularization of America
and the Western general that leads people to thinking that sex is just transactional,
that it's nothing more than just a cudgeled or hard to play against one another
instead of an intimate act of love or something to bring children into the world.
Yeah. Look, I definitely think that there's a lot of that,
the seculary increased secularism, which is profoundly antithetical to America's founding, but the
increased secularism in modern society, no doubt has contributed to that. Samuel sadly,
but you know, I think just more broadly, men need to be
even men that I try and reach all men, because it's very easy for
a conservative commentator to reach already conservative young men. I think one of the
one of the reasons why while I am one of the most loved people in
America, I'm also one of the most hated people in America. And the
reason for that is that is that I, you know, am reaching young
men of all political persuasions. I mean, there are leftist men that find
me funny, they are feminists that find me funny. I don't agree with
it, but they like me, and that's the reason that I'm such a
danger. That's the reason why I'm such a threat to the status quo.
Secularism doesn't help, particularly, I think more so than with the actual physical
act of sexual relations. It doesn't help. It doesn't help at all.
I think with the absence of the traditional gender roles. That's what the politically
correct finds so insulting the fact that we don't have this chronological bigotry that I'm
not turning around and accepting this premise that because we live in twenty twenty four,
somehow we know it better than everybody else that's ever lived before us.
Women should be here. And that's why every male centric institution is pushing women,
whether it's sports, whatever it is. And the reality is, Samuel,
that every single profession, every single industry, every single area sometimes just
naturally skews the way of either a male or a female. But you don't
see me, or when was the last time you heard a man call for
fifty percent nurses or fifty percent primary school teachers, for men to compose fifty
percent of those industries, we don't do it. And yet for male dominated
industries, every roundtable, every business meeting, every everything is meant to have
at least fifty percent female. And it's it's just wrong. And like we've
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so kind of take this in a different vein what advice would you give to
young people who are young men in particular, who are up a creek about
dating, have no idea what to do because of the gender dynamics right now.
Well, first of all, there's three books they need to write.
The Bible, The Out of the Deal and Alpha Kings, and they need
to follow Nick Adams on Twitter. Absolutely, that's a very good headstart,
an excellent outstanding headstart. When it comes to the dating, they should be
putting their foot down early. They should be making their expectations clear from the
outset. If you've got a young lady that is constantly upset and angry with
you and pouts every time you're going to the golf course to play around with
the boys, or is upset that you're on the phone to your best buddy
and not spending time with her, you don't need that in your life.
You don't need that in your life. That's toxic behavior and young men shouldn't
put up for it. Women should play an additive role, not a placement
role. And you want you want a woman to be an asset, not
a liability. And my advice to young men would be unless she improves your
life, you don't need her, particularly not if she's going to be difficult
and make your life miserable. You want to be able to you want to
be able to fly. Young Men need somebody who's going to support them,
So I would advise them to be very sober in their decision making very strong
and put their foot down early and not be afraid if they see that there
are signs that this is a female that wants to control them, that this
is a female that is going to make their life difficult, that this is
a female that is going to seek to separate them from their family, and
that she's she's a feminist that has got a chip on her shoulder. Tell
her to get ben, send her back to a mother. I mean,
that's that's that's that's the reality. There's throughout the book. You mentioned the
separation of family a lot. Why do you think that is I mean,
obviously it's critical, but do you think that's a persistent issue in contemporary gender
relations where women are trying to pray men away from their families. Certainly,
based on based on my personal experience Samuel, as well as what I hear
from all of my followers on a daily basis, it's a. It's a
It's one of the number one things in the modern woke Young Female's playbook.
There is an old world saying, as an Indian saying, that every woman
wishes that her husband was an orphan, and that's simply that old world acknowledgment
that that's the nature of the female form. As I say in my book,
the nature of the female form is to utterly consume you. So unless
you control it, it will consume you. To give you a very basic
example, most men don't really care where they're going to go and eat.
Women have got a lot of opinions on that issue, depending on how they
feel, where they want to go, what they're in the mood for health,
all of that kind of stuff. So it's very easy for a man
and in a relationship to kind of say, you know what you decide,
You decide that, and I'm not really interested in we need new curtains.
I'm not really interested in what color you decide that. And so the nature
what comes naturally often to a man is to simply hand over all of those
responsibilities because we don't really have a passionate disposition toward those kind of issues.
But as soon as you do that, all of a sudden, she's got
complete control of everything. She becomes the leader, she becomes the decision maker.
Now I'm not saying that's for Some men might want the woman to have
that role in their life. That's up to them. But my advice would
be. A true alpha takes an interest in everything. A true alpha is
on top of everything. They want to know how much those curtains are going
to cost, They want to know. They certainly want to say, if
not a vito on where to go and eat. So, you know,
I think that that's kind of the situation that men have gotten themselves into,
and so they simply hand over all of this responsibility to the girl that they
like, and then they are entirely consumed by her. And that involves being
able to go and hang out with your friends, that involves having your parents
over, having family members over. A woman wants you to be hers.
She wants to essentially own you. She wants her, she wants it,
She wants to be the number one priority. She wants to come above everything
else in the modern world. And again I mean that, and other people
can have their own views on this and make their own assessments. Everybody's different,
everyone's raised differently. But for me, a woman is somebody that is
prepared to put herself last, who serves everybody else first, make sure that
everybody else has looked after first, and then looks after herself. That's certainly
the way that it is in old world cultures. So but yeah, this
is certainly not the way it is in twenty twenty four in the US,
and that's why young men have got to be careful. I think one of
the points that I found most interesting that you make is kind of pushing back
against the ambivalence of modern fathers, kind of going off what you just said,
how an alpha male have to be on top of everything, be aware
of everything that's going on in his household. How most like think of any
given sitcom nowadays, how the father is always the bit of the jokes,
the dope, the idiot, anything that's going on in his family and the
world around him, And how the father Arthur have be involved in everything.
Can you expand upon that a little bit? Why do you think men have
forfeit that role? Why do you think they're comfortable not having any responsibility in
the household. I think it's a combination of things, Samuel, It's a
fantastic question. It's one that I'm very passionate about. Look, I had
a father that was very strong, very strict, was over everything that was
happening in the house. And I believe the reason that I have had the
success that I've had has been almost entirely due to that, although it must
be said that my mother allowed him to do that, so my mother is
equally responsible for my success. And it's I think it's a combination of the
fact that the family unit is weakest here in the US by far, and
that's because of the feminism, because of the divorce, because of the freedom,
you know freedom. Unfortunately, as I make the point in the book,
sometimes it's easier to be an alpha male and a socialist society because there
are rules, because there's conformity. Here, that's not the case, and
so your child at eighteen tends to go to the totally other side of the
country to go to college. And when you don't have close proximity to your
child, it's easy to lose your grip on that child, or for them
to rebel against you, or lose what you taught them, or whatever it
is. And I don't know why young men today are the way they are.
And you know, they also think that it's more important to attend their
kids sport games, and that's that's that's fine, that's great, but that's
not enough, that's not There's this idea I think in the us that a
good dad is someone who goes to all the games and stuff, and yes,
that's part of it, but discipline right and alpha male. One of
my rules is if you want to make people happy, sell ice cream,
and alpha male can never be happy, and alpha male has to endure pain,
difficulty. It would have been a much easier and smoother life, For
example, for my father to simply allow me to be whatever I wanted to
be and tell me how great I was and whatever. But no, I
mean he went to he went to bed having very strictly enforced to me what
was happening, what was going on, knowing I was upset, knowing that
I was hurt, But he was prepared to endure that personal pain because he
knew that that's what I needed to do and that was what was going to
make me special. He knew that if he could break me down, the
rest of the world would have no chance of doing it. And so tough
fathers make champions. You look at stephie Graff, you look at Andre Agassi,
you look at Michael John. I mean, you look at all of
these great athletes. All of them had one thing in common. They had
the hardest, toughest fiercest fathers who didn't just play a father role, they
played a mentor role, they played a protector role, they played they did
everything. And so it's very sad, very very sad that men today are
more interested in putting on the matching pajamas at Christmas and doing a dance on
Instagram and rather than giving old fashioned, you know, coach like advice,
not accepting mediocrity, not accepting bad behavior or bad manners or anything like that.
So, given the absence of fathers like that just across the world,
unfortunately, who can young men turn to for that inspiration. Well, they
need to look at people like Donald Trump. They need to look at people
like Nick Adams, they need to look at people like Roger Stone, Sylvester
Stallone. I mean, there are no shortage still of old school alphas that
are out there that believe, believe in what has always been the case up
until recently. So they need to follow those kinds of people. They need
to try and model themselves on those people. It's no surprise that we're in
the situation that we're in, Samuel, when you ask, and God bless
all the single mothers out there, I completely understand that it's a tough it's
extremely tough. But at the end of the day, we've got I don't
really know the statistics offhand, but a very significant portion of young men today
being raised by single mothers. I think. For the straight interject, I
think for the first time in history, at least in the past couple years,
it's the more children than the simple majority. That's what I thought.
That's what I thought. Yeah, I was going to say more than half,
but yeah, so it's no surprise at all. And single mothers do
the best job that they can. But when you combine the modern woke stuff
with the absence of the father, with social media and Jezebels like Taylor Swift
and others that manipulate men, use men, and then profit off men suffering,
and that's also mainstream, it's no surprise that we're not getting strong men
anymore. And it's also no surprise that when a woman sees a strong man
she thinks he's the biggest a hole that there is, because they're just not
used to it, right. So I'm kind of curious actually to hear more
about your thoughts on Taylor Swift now that she's headed to the Super Bowl.
Well, I got to tell you, Samuel, I didn't even know who
Taylor Swift was until she started dating Travis Kelcey. And I think she's with
Travis Kelcey for his money. I think she's with Travis kelce for fame.
And I think Travis, if this goes any further, he's going to need
an air tight prenup. I think, you know he's he's making a making
a big mistake. And I don't like Taylor Swift for the reasons that I've
already shared. But she's a she's a Joe Biden supporter. She is an
activist more so than anything else. And I mean, just imagine if the
roles were reversed. Imagine that there was a male singer that went and went
through thirty different men and then wrote blockbuster songs about those men and made all
this money. And I'm sorry the opposite. Imagine there was a male singer
who slept with thirty different women and then decided to sing songs about these thirty
women and profit off their misery. I mean, it's no one would ever
let that happen. I mean, if the roles were reversed. But because
she's a woman and she's allowed to she's allowed to do all of that kind
of stuff. So I don't like her. I think she's a Jezebel.
I think she's a hssy, and she's the last thing that i want to
see on the television screen when I'm watching a game of football. Fair enough.
Unfortunately I'm not that big of an NFL person these days. But well
I've been boycotting it for a long time, as you know, since Colin
Kaepernick and Travis Kelsey they very fair. He's also very pro phaser shot.
So exactly, that's there's a long list, it's always growing. Are there
any career paths you would encourage young men to avoid in twenty twenty four?
Not really. I think young men should go for whatever they want to do.
Sam, They should. They should jump into any and every industry that
there is, whether it's female dominated, male dominated, they should just go
for it. But have their wits about them because it's a very dangerous time
to be a man in today's society. But no, I'm not going to
sit here and limit the lasting. Men need a more limits. They should
be going for everything interesting. Okay, fair point. So what are the
most significant threats our society? Feast is because of the over woman presence of
weak men. It makes it weakens everything. I mean when I say everything,
I mean everything, the economy, the safety of the American people,
the border weak men. The reason, for example, that here in the
United States of America we're in the predicament that we're in now is because Joe
Biden is a weak man. When we had a strong man, Donald Trump,
America wasn't in this position. And so weak men are a danger.
And the two greatest threats are modern woke feminists and the weak men that enable
them. Discipline in schools is a huge one. Pregnancies, teenage pregnancies.
I mean, if strong men were around, all of these things would be
improved. There would be more discipline in schools. I believe that there would
be less teenage pregnancies. There certainly wouldn't be any drag cruens reading to kids
in public libraries, that's for certain. So when you don't have strong men,
there's a void, and into the void step weak men, hostile women,
and people that don't love America. And that's the last thing that we
could possibly want. The discipline in schoores. I think it's especially egregious for
young boys. Because when a I don't know, seven or odd boys little
fidgety, our solution is to give him math, not to go tell him
that play outside and get dirty in the mud is to give him literal emphetamine.
It's egregious. Oh, it's outrageous. It's just disgusting. You're right,
you're right. And there has been zero effort on the part of educationtional
institutions, and educational scholars to acknowledge that young men study differently, young men
learn differently. So the entire school system has been designed for young girls and
young boys are put last, and that's why the scores are so obviously lower
for young men. But you're right, boys need some creativity, Boys need
to be outside, they need to let off steam. Boys need to be
boys. I mean that was when I was growing up. I'm thirty nine
years old, Samuel, when I was growing up, I can tell you
that. I mean, that was the common refrain. If you know,
when we did something cheeky, we did something wrong, we did something we
was supposed to do. Teachers, parents would say, oh, well,
boys will be boys. But now saying boys will be boys is a hate
crime. Essentially, How do you think the me too movement has affected male
the presence of males and places like education and in the workforce. Without a
doubt, it certainly had an impact. The Me too movement, I think
has certainly made men much more wary and uncomfortable in certain situations. The reality
is that I think the real thing to be talking about, Samuel, is
that young men today are reluctant to even ask a girl out. If you're
working in the in the in the workplace and there's a there's a girl that's
in your office and you like her, you're worried about going up and saying,
hey, you know, do you think we can maybe grab a coffee
cup of coffee later on? Because if that girl reports it, then you've
got hr. Then it could be deemed as sexual harassment or another comment that's
made later on. If you know, something happens, she either goes to
that coffee or doesn't go to that coffee, and there's something and other comment's
made later on, it can be construed as a reaction to the to the
going out. And so men are terrified. They're absolutely terrified that they're scared
of their own shadow to tell a girl that they like them to ask a
girl out because of this stuff, because they're worried about hr they're worried about
being told that they did the wrong thing in approaching that girl. So it's
very very difficult time, very difficult time for men. And I mean my
advice would be just to always be a gentleman, always tread lightly, but
don't let these guys clip your wings. If you like the chick with pretty
eyes and thick thighs, ask her out fair enough. And I guess to
kind of bring it home. What are three pieces of advice you would give
to any aspiring alpha male of any age. Well, I have to go
back Sam to the three books, Read the Bible, read The Art of
the Deal, and read Nick Adams Alpha Kings. And where can people find
Alpha Kings. You can go to Amazon. It's on Amazon Alpha Kings.
By the way, the forward is by President Donald J. Trump. Did
you like the forward when you read it? I thought it was magnificent.
Thank you very much, Thank you very much. I'm very proud of it.
So yeah, Alpha kingsbook dot com is another place Alpha kingsbook dot com
or Amazon and all good bookstores. And where can people find you? On
Twitter? You can go to Ethnique Adams in USA, eth Nick Adams in
USA. It's the best Twitter account, I think in the history of Twitter.
I think many folks would agree with you. All right, folks,
well, thank you so much, and as always, be lovers of freedom
and anxious for the fray. See you next time, all right,