Andrew Klavan: Why The West Isn’t Over

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2024

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  • @triggerpod
    @triggerpod  Год назад +34

    WATCH exclusive bonus content where *Andrew* answers audience questions.
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    CHAPTERS👇
    00:00 Intro
    01:09 Sponsor Message: The Tired Moderate
    02:44 Who Is Andrew Klavan?
    06:39 Every Good Story Begins With a Boy & a Girl
    10:02 Women in Today’s Culture
    14:35 What is Going on with the Film Industry?
    17:56 The Constructs of Power
    22:24 Sponsor Message: Locals
    23:26 The Film Industry & American Values
    29:38 Is the West Coming to an End?
    33:32 Why Are the Arts No Longer Open to New Ideas?
    39:34 Old-School Liberal Values
    42:30 The Power of the Left
    48:37 America’s Loss of Rebel Spirit
    54:46 The True Artists Are the Rebels
    57:38 Andrew’s Thoughts on Donald Trump/DeSantis
    1:02:26 How Do We Reach an Anti-Woke World?
    1:08:21 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?

    • @martinkenealy2306
      @martinkenealy2306 Год назад +1

      Well said

    • @vincentgarzoli3197
      @vincentgarzoli3197 Год назад +2

      Hey Guys, Great interview with Andrew. I recall when I first encountered his videos many years ago, how his presentation and quick wit seemed so familiar to me...Then and now, he reminds me of someone I expect you may be familiar with on your side of the Pond--Pat Condell.
      It would be amazing if you could track him down and sit for a chat, though you may have to restrict such an episode to Rumble since he has become somewhat radioactive here on RUclips over the years.

    • @tdeo2141
      @tdeo2141 Год назад +1

      This was a great guest you guys had.
      I did not know who Kaplan was, and in a few minutes I have become a fan.
      Please keep up your amazing work, the two of you are an awesome team.

    • @bioshockftw123isBACK
      @bioshockftw123isBACK Год назад

      Of course everyone at the Daily Wire is a DeSantis shill. DeSantis CANNOT win in the Midwest (Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan) because he voted for the TRANS-PACIFIC PARTNERSHIP.

  • @NorthernNessa
    @NorthernNessa Год назад +392

    I’m a civil engineer, but quit to stay home with my now four babies and never looked back. I may use it in the future but I love being a mother and my children are my greatest investment and legacy.

    • @MrLph427
      @MrLph427 Год назад +8

      More power to your elbow👌🏽

    • @HamhockandHemorrhoids
      @HamhockandHemorrhoids Год назад +20

      This is a choice you will never regret. You wouldn't be able to say that if you had chosen otherwise. And your family will be stronger for it.

    • @miascholz1556
      @miascholz1556 Год назад +35

      Nobody, on their death bed, ever said "I wish I'd spent more time in the office".

    • @grannyannie2948
      @grannyannie2948 Год назад +12

      Thankyou, more young women need to do this

    • @ArtU4All
      @ArtU4All Год назад +13

      @@grannyannie2948
      Right. But they need the opportunity to do so. We also need to protect the homemakers financially for spending decades in raising citizens. Too many women in their 40s are left by their husbands once the kids are grown. A woman only one man away from welfare. It is true.

  • @albertbecerra
    @albertbecerra Год назад +725

    Andrew is criminally underrated in the daily wire crew

    • @FrymanKikkoman
      @FrymanKikkoman Год назад +21

      Seems pretty well balanced compared to the rest of em

    • @MrHorsesongs05
      @MrHorsesongs05 Год назад +34

      Klavan is the only dailywire I can handle at this point. I love his talks on art and beauty.

    • @Ketofit62
      @Ketofit62 Год назад

      Please end it

    • @albertbecerra
      @albertbecerra Год назад +1

      @@MrHorsesongs05 well he is a writer by trade.

    • @Lumsdenaa
      @Lumsdenaa Год назад +16

      He and Peterson would be the only reason I'd consider subscribing

  • @crunch8484
    @crunch8484 Год назад +490

    "it's impossible to make a good story out of Wokeness, because it has no inner, spiritual life. It's all about power" damn that's a brilliant insight..

    • @suzukisixk7
      @suzukisixk7 Год назад +6

      the other side of that coin is "we are going to win and get some control of our society by being against having power"...
      this is yet again keep trying the same thing that already failed. people are getting really tired of that

    • @pepegalego
      @pepegalego Год назад +1

      I hope you are not suggesting that the libertarians (the opposite of Woke in my opinion) don't want power? That would be naive to the extreme. We do tend to think that only progressives virtue signal but that is so far from the truth it is almost insulting.
      This is a very interesting conversation but not for one second did I think this guy was not peddling the virtues of his side of the culture war.

    • @suzukisixk7
      @suzukisixk7 Год назад

      @@pepegalego lol by the time you guys figure out what a real libertarian is, the only people that believe in it will be extinct.

    • @crunch8484
      @crunch8484 Год назад +3

      @@pepegalego If your reply is meant for me, nope. `No hidden subtexts or implied suggestions in my comment.

    • @pepegalego
      @pepegalego Год назад +2

      @@crunch8484 Sorry mate, I misunderstood.

  • @missclarestube
    @missclarestube Год назад +108

    As a woman this brought up a lot of emotions about how my life has played out, and I have had 3 children. You cannot give the time you want to your kids or family because working for £11/hr you need both parents working full time to live without high levels of money worries and give your family more than just enough. Thank you for this conversation.

    • @JenniferAguiartampa
      @JenniferAguiartampa Год назад +7

      I completely agree with you!

    • @StereoSpace
      @StereoSpace Год назад +15

      My wife and I did it. We thought it was more important for her to be there full time while our three children were in the development years. We simply accepted we were going to get by on less. I still believe it was the right decision. Our children all came out happy and stable and successful.

    • @lostcause6100
      @lostcause6100 Год назад +7

      I think the government should pay mothers for doing the vital job of raising the next generation. On top of their husband's earnings since many men nowadays don't earn enough anyway. Instead they are giving mothers a certain amount of free childcare so that they will go back to work but what about the mothers who just want to be mothers? Why are they discriminated against?

    • @unnamed3932
      @unnamed3932 Год назад +7

      This guy is such an elitist he does not know most families don't have the luxury of having just one working person in the household.

    • @GApeech08
      @GApeech08 Год назад +1

      ​@StereoSpace , There is a difference between choosing to live on less and choosing to live in poverty. In most cases, a family NEEDS 2 incomes.

  • @Elisacr1
    @Elisacr1 Год назад +183

    Jane Austin wrote my favourite female character in “Persuasion”. The character of Anne Elliot is a strong female character but there is nothing masculine about her at all. The recent movie butchered the novel because they didn’t understand her.

    • @grannyannie2948
      @grannyannie2948 Год назад +8

      Jane Austen was fantastic. She is the last author to realistically analysis to a cent the financial position of each character.

    • @karamlevi
      @karamlevi Год назад +4

      Thanks I’ll check her out. I miss awesome female energy… where is it?

    • @moondust1992
      @moondust1992 Год назад +4

      I don't know, all I know for sure is I've been brought up and taught that pretty much most males could kill me. I have no doubt about that, however, I sure as he'll will make sure they remember me with every scar I leave them on my way out.

    • @grannyannie2948
      @grannyannie2948 Год назад +11

      @@moondust1992 And yet only a tiny tiny minority would try to harm you.

    • @requiemheidireprisal7824
      @requiemheidireprisal7824 Год назад

      Great post.

  • @iggle6448
    @iggle6448 Год назад +139

    I LOVE this man! ❤ Never heard of him before now. He really gets it. I've been saying it all for years. Family and home are our power as individuals and as society. And women are beautifully designed to nurture and amplify that power.❤

    • @flyinggoat2581
      @flyinggoat2581 Год назад +9

      He is, hands down, the most underrated conservative commentator out there. I'll take it even further and say he's the most profound because he's actually read all the books.

    • @lesliepage3886
      @lesliepage3886 Год назад +1

      He’s a writer too. Haven’t purchased any of his books yet.

    • @michaelanderson3682
      @michaelanderson3682 Год назад +1

      He has a weekly podcast. It’s around 90 mins long and is out every Saturday. It’s very good and he talks about all of these issues and there it’s quite funny too.

    • @carnakthemagnificent336
      @carnakthemagnificent336 Год назад +2

      @@lesliepage3886 I've devoured nearly all of them. His latest Cameron Winter series has two books out with another due in the Fall.

    • @carnakthemagnificent336
      @carnakthemagnificent336 Год назад

      In addition to his DW+ podcasts from recent years, has has very funny Klavan on the Culture videos from days with PJ Media.

  • @mikem.s.1183
    @mikem.s.1183 Год назад +40

    I know of Andrew and have watched him several times.
    You guys did one heck of a first class job in this interview. There is much to learn or hear or dicuss with Andrew, and you guys allowed (as usual) your guest to touch on so many things.
    Superb.
    Super thank you, guys. 🙏

  • @starwarfan8342
    @starwarfan8342 Год назад +88

    One of the best written female characters is Polly from the Peaky Blinders. She's not an irritating girlboss yet maintains a clear authority over her family and business. She's not weak but still feminine, emotional but not irrational. A mature, adult and powerful woman living in a time when women didn't have much political power.

    • @baz3575
      @baz3575 Год назад +3

      Polly? The woman who throws tantrums and informed a predatory priest who molested *her kid that a murder was coming? If it wasn't for the brilliant Cillian Murphy the show would be nigh unwatchable. The writing and acting is pretty damn awful.
      Now "The Sopranos"? THAT is a masterclass in writing.
      *edited from a to her.

    • @veraf7315
      @veraf7315 Год назад +1

      One of my favorites is Vanessa Ives from Penny Dreadful. The show went off the rails in the end (and I didn't even bother with the spinoff), but I always loved this description from the creator/writer of the show:
      "I purposely wanted a female protagonist -- that was the important thing, that my hero was going to be a woman, and a complicated woman. And she wasn't going to be my hero by masculinizing her, by giving her a gun. She was going to be a woman, and a woman in her era, yet be the hero of this piece. She's the strong guiding light around which all the moths gather."

    • @laurarooney6030
      @laurarooney6030 Год назад

      Pollyanna WASNT a girl boss????

    • @linmal2242
      @linmal2242 11 месяцев назад

      @@veraf7315 Are you talking about my mother ?

    • @adii.3665
      @adii.3665 7 месяцев назад

      The mc in "arrival" - her power was language and communication skills, which women are better at.

  • @maria-pinasoccio6342
    @maria-pinasoccio6342 Год назад +44

    Klavan is brilliant. He's my never miss on the Daily Wire and RUclips. Thanks guys for getting the interview with Drew!!!

    • @lesliepage3886
      @lesliepage3886 Год назад

      Have you read or watched any of his top 10? They are in my list.

  • @k4949
    @k4949 Год назад +179

    Brilliant conversation. Andrew Klavan is underrated.

    • @youtubemom497
      @youtubemom497 Год назад +7

      He’s my favorite DW creator! He’s so fun to listen to and has the compassion that some of the others are lacking. Brilliant man!

    • @lesliecunliffe4450
      @lesliecunliffe4450 Год назад +3

      Not by me!

    • @andrewcrawford8306
      @andrewcrawford8306 Год назад

      He’s good, could have done without the pretentious MCU comment lol.

    • @SMacCuUladh
      @SMacCuUladh Год назад +2

      @@andrewcrawford8306 That the movies are trash? he's right. The first few were okay, but on the whole they're garbage.

    • @MisterMiller
      @MisterMiller Год назад +2

      Criminally underrated.

  • @ianhart1584
    @ianhart1584 Год назад +46

    Andrew Klavan and the Trig boys, my two "never miss" "must watches" on RUclips.
    Thanks guys!!!

    • @martyduke3139
      @martyduke3139 Год назад +1

      Ian Hart, you have excellent taste in podcasts! (As do I. 😊) ❤

  • @manfrombritain6816
    @manfrombritain6816 Год назад +121

    i think Hermione Granger was generally nailed as a heroine in the books and movies. she's super intelligent and does all the reading, like any good studious girl always does in school (unlike the boys) and she is also the emotionally intelligent character who manages conflicts between other characters. she's able to handle herself, but she generally understands her limits and her role and she will let Harry take the lead when it comes to being a hero or warrior - even though she's capable.
    she's also the moral heart of the group and has the most empathy for others, especially non-human creatures and pets.
    she's never afraid to actually be a girl or woman, even though she might not be the most "girly" of girls. she's never trying to be a boy or a man, she is her own self

    • @requiemheidireprisal7824
      @requiemheidireprisal7824 Год назад +4

      @man frombritain I'm shocked, that ''Hermione'', isn't a popular baby name.

    • @honey3762
      @honey3762 Год назад +10

      And in the movie when she punches Draco in the face she clutches her hand because it hurt her just as much as it hurt him

    • @dreamweaver1603
      @dreamweaver1603 Год назад +3

      @@honey3762. She slapped him, and realistically, both were just shocked afterwards.

    • @Kampbell300
      @Kampbell300 Год назад +2

      @@dreamweaver1603 no

    • @Heaz847
      @Heaz847 Год назад +3

      The lord of the rings also has a lot of strong female characters

  • @joshb.9380
    @joshb.9380 Год назад +31

    Andrew is one of those guys I listen to and just think, “Yeah, this guy knows what’s up.” Great interview.

  • @chernobylcoleslaw6698
    @chernobylcoleslaw6698 Год назад +76

    Thanks to Klavan I'm thinking of becoming a Christian - my fave on DW for miles. Love from Australia

    • @stevecavanagh8033
      @stevecavanagh8033 Год назад +5

      Christianity here in Aus, like anywhere else, is a mix of those trying to follow Christ and those leveraging its appearance. I’m an internet rando but happy to help if u have questions in an Aussie context or are seeking a legit church.

    • @chernobylcoleslaw6698
      @chernobylcoleslaw6698 Год назад +3

      @@stevecavanagh8033 Oh I go to a Baptist church - reading the Bible with a friend from there each week. In terms of leveraging Christianity I'm not sure I see much of that as we are a post-Christian country.

    • @stevecavanagh8033
      @stevecavanagh8033 Год назад +2

      @@chernobylcoleslaw6698 Very true, you see a lot less of them these days, and that's a great thing.

    • @chernobylcoleslaw6698
      @chernobylcoleslaw6698 Год назад +3

      @@stevecavanagh8033 less hypocrisy? Just seems sad indicator of Christianity's waning influence on the West.
      Where are you in Australia?

    • @stevecavanagh8033
      @stevecavanagh8033 Год назад

      @@chernobylcoleslaw6698 Sydney. I mean that the more the hate rises against Christians, the more fakes it drives away. It enables people to see the Christ of the bible often buried beneath man-made obfuscation (robes, bells and smells). There aren't too many sparkly-jacketed tv evangelists in China :)

  • @olevia4942
    @olevia4942 Год назад +56

    FYI JKR never apologized for her statements, because she didn't say anything wrong. She still stands by what she said.

    • @johnemorrison-kj3ox
      @johnemorrison-kj3ox Год назад +3

      Absolutely ! 🤙

    • @John-ip7qo
      @John-ip7qo Год назад +2

      She did apologise the first time. This time around however she has stuck to her point.

    • @PoopFactor4
      @PoopFactor4 Год назад +12

      He never said that she did. He said that someone else apologised for publicly agreeing with her.

    • @ec6244
      @ec6244 Год назад +4

      @@John-ip7qo No, she never apologized

    • @manfrombritain6816
      @manfrombritain6816 Год назад

      been rewatching the movies and i find it stunning how in the 5th book/movie, she perfectly layed out an example of the tyrannical state. the primary antagonist in that part of the story is - surprise surprise - a childess woman. she is a little dictator, wielding authority on behalf of the state, becoming megalomaniacal. she rushes to silence ANY dissent, and to gaslight the population into distrusting anyone who is telling the truth about voldemort.
      she perfectly laid out an example of the EXACT people that her OWN FANS became once she became public enemy number 1. and the hilarious irony is that they don't see that!

  • @lindalambert8727
    @lindalambert8727 Год назад +81

    Good point Andrew! “If you are afraid to die, how can you be a rebel.” Now that our country has become atheist, everyone cowers in the face of evil because this life is all people have. As a Christian I don’t fear death the way I did when I was an atheist. There are a lot of things worse than death.

    • @JenniferAguiartampa
      @JenniferAguiartampa Год назад +1

      I agree! There are worse things in life than death.

    • @jamesperrie1393
      @jamesperrie1393 Год назад +2

      Atheists don’t fear death. 😂😂

    • @meganbennett2144
      @meganbennett2144 Год назад +3

      ​@@jamesperrie1393If they knew what was coming, they would.... 🤷‍♀️

    • @jamesperrie1393
      @jamesperrie1393 Год назад +2

      @@meganbennett2144 why what is coming??
      If there is a God then he will welcome Atheists with open arms as according to Christians he is all forgiving and if there isn’t then it is simply the end and nothing more which means you won’t know anything about it just going to sleep and never waking up.
      So nothing to fear, death is part of life it comes to us all.

    • @warnerchandler9826
      @warnerchandler9826 Год назад +8

      @ James Perrie
      You don't believe in a god, yet you presume to know how this god will relate to you and you to him? Pretty convenient for you.

  • @Tyler_W
    @Tyler_W Год назад +29

    Amdrew Klavan has been a huge influence on my understanding of the arts and faith over the years. This man is a national treasure, and he must be protected!

  • @IIIUMlNATI
    @IIIUMlNATI Год назад +18

    For those new to klavan, he is the GOAT and the quintessential answer to what conservative philosophy truly is and why its right. Not without his flaws but he's a regular 'must listen' (for both the left and right) and to this day speaks more truth than any pundit i've encountered.
    Edit: His son spencer is also incredible. The world would be a much better place if they were in everyones playlist.

  • @snakejazz
    @snakejazz Год назад +31

    Klavan's wisdom is unmatched. Nice to see him in here.

  • @robw2486
    @robw2486 Год назад +32

    Inspiring and deep conversation, very stimulating and interesting. I have been a fan and follower of Andrew Klaven for a long time.

  • @VelkePivo
    @VelkePivo Год назад +138

    I remember hearing Sam Harris say he enjoys being proven wrong, but that’s only because in his mind he’s never wrong

    • @denroy3
      @denroy3 Год назад

      Lol, that guy is an intellectual fraud.

    • @hughkelly9073
      @hughkelly9073 Год назад +2

      But once he is proven wrong his view is corrected then he is no longer wrong.

    • @raifthemad
      @raifthemad Год назад

      @@hughkelly9073 Not really, once he's proven wrong, he finds a hypothetical world where he could have been right and suddenly he feels right again. I've never heard that pompous ass admit that he was wrong about anything.

    • @craigwillms61
      @craigwillms61 Год назад +13

      @@mloc-u8u likewise... He's not the least bit interesting anymore - he's tiring

    • @Batterybus
      @Batterybus Год назад

      🎯💯😆

  • @MaryMcDonaldLewis
    @MaryMcDonaldLewis Год назад +19

    Andrew Klavan says there is no one to "take over" from the Boomers (my generation). He says that's what Lear was about: the king was dying, and there was "no one to take over." That's not true. Cordelia was fully able to take over; it was her very wisdom and Lear's ignorance of it that led to the tragedy. Someone was ready. They were ignored, rejected even. We need to find our Cordelias, and believe them.

    • @freebornaiden7666
      @freebornaiden7666 Год назад +2

      Perhaps a better analogy would have been Succession - a brilliant but terrible man builds a dysfunctional and ultimately unsustainable company in his sociopathic image, and then laments that none on his broken children are "worthy" to take it over.

  • @candiceerorita9505
    @candiceerorita9505 Год назад +28

    Love Andrew Klavan! 💜
    The chirping birds in the background added a gorgeous touch to this fantastic interview. 🌹🌹

    • @zillie8167
      @zillie8167 Год назад +1

      I'm glad I wasn't the only one listening to the birds!

    • @tdeo2141
      @tdeo2141 Год назад +2

      And the nice fireplace... probably triggering a climate activist 😋

  • @nuriacb7880
    @nuriacb7880 Год назад +13

    I have enjoyed this conversation quite a lot. This is the type of conversation I used to have with friends in my teens and 20's (I am 50 years old now). Now, I find difficult to find people to have honest and deep discussion anymore.

    • @duarteestelita8938
      @duarteestelita8938 3 месяца назад

      I'm just a few years younger..and..i'll say the same thing..
      What happened to conversation ?
      What happened to saying and defending what you believe in..?
      What happened to ppl that letting it slide is madness, and NOT the other way around??

  • @dawnmuir5052
    @dawnmuir5052 Год назад +8

    BRILLIANT!!❤ I've listened to Andrew Klavan quite a bit, but never heard such a fine concise articulation of his insights, analysis and prognosis, with humour, balance and generosity! Very impressed! Great interview, guys!

  • @christianwoudenberg3393
    @christianwoudenberg3393 Год назад +3

    Best DW host by far, all of em enjoyable but nothing beats his humour, nuance, depth and balance. Dont agree on all his stances but vast vast majority and he makes me think!

  • @Amanda16h
    @Amanda16h Год назад +33

    This is a fascinating conversation.

  • @sharonleis1365
    @sharonleis1365 Год назад +19

    Andrew is a fantastic guest. Very insightful.

  • @brent8783
    @brent8783 Год назад +5

    Wow! Impressive conversation. It's rare that I can simply sit back and listen to someone because their ideas are compelling and their ability to communicate them is exceptional.

  • @CheeseMonkey18
    @CheeseMonkey18 Год назад +3

    Klavan is the reason I have a Daily Wire subscription! He’s the best.

  • @spracketskooch
    @spracketskooch Год назад +39

    Andrew is by far the best of the Daily Wire crew, at least to me. He's the only one I feel like I could actually be friends with. Also, the background sound of the wind blowing leafs around, accompanied by the occasional bird chirp was fantastic. It really made this interview an auditory pleasure as well as an intellectual pleasure.

    • @peterthegreat996
      @peterthegreat996 Год назад

      Idk how a man of his intelligence can handle Matt Walsh.

  • @Eliza-cn5ii
    @Eliza-cn5ii Год назад +3

    Andrew has such well thoughtout conversations. His sentences are quotable gold.

  • @greenquartz
    @greenquartz Год назад +4

    Klavan is my favorite Daily Wire host. I always come away with some new piece of wisdom when I listen to him talk. ❤

  • @shelleymurphy
    @shelleymurphy Год назад +7

    Tremendous interview guys. Andrew Klavan is a gem.

  • @ukgranny9786
    @ukgranny9786 Год назад +15

    I love Andrew Klavan. Thanks guys

  • @AriZBlade
    @AriZBlade Год назад +27

    Andrew Klavan is the greatest!

  • @lilychang3785
    @lilychang3785 Год назад +2

    Andrew Klavan is incredibly wise and thoughtful, always enjoy listen to him!

  • @MrGeorge514131
    @MrGeorge514131 Год назад +14

    An inspiring interview, your program is excellent and necessary considering what is happening today. Love to all involved

  • @chrisruss9861
    @chrisruss9861 Год назад +11

    Enjoyable conversation. Andrew makes an invaluable contribution.

  • @BarbaraJoanneBJ
    @BarbaraJoanneBJ Год назад +4

    Thanks to all three of you for this terrific interview.

  • @catheadfred7652
    @catheadfred7652 Год назад +8

    I really like the change in venue. That is, having your interview meeting outside.

  • @adii.3665
    @adii.3665 7 месяцев назад +3

    The problem for women being home makers and raising children, is that society does'nt support them financially if they find themselves wanting to divorce an abusive partner. So society must change in order for women to be able to embrace motherhood fully. It's easy to ask women to put their lives on the line. How avout paying women for alk the work they do at home? They will get rich because they work so hard, and they will not be in an inferior position with their men.

  • @wendyurquia4034
    @wendyurquia4034 10 месяцев назад

    I can’t believe we get his wisdom for free. ❤❤❤

  • @lizgilbert9129
    @lizgilbert9129 Год назад +6

    ❤ Thank you for talking with Andrew Klavan. It was a brilliant interview.

  • @NAERSITA
    @NAERSITA Год назад +1

    WONDERFUL !!!!!!

  • @jrskelly
    @jrskelly Год назад +5

    This might be my favorite interview of 2023. Amazing.

  • @JB43186
    @JB43186 Год назад +6

    I so appreciate Andrew Klavan’s take on cultural, religious and political issues.

  • @michaelfoley9904
    @michaelfoley9904 Год назад +13

    Thanks FF and KK for another great interview 👏👏👏👏

  • @mariafernandamuanis5036
    @mariafernandamuanis5036 10 месяцев назад +1

    andrew klavan is the most carismatic genius , can't stop listening to him!

  • @EldurReacts
    @EldurReacts Год назад +21

    Congratulations on a fantastic interview. This was truly one of the best episodes so far.

  • @beerman204
    @beerman204 Год назад +7

    Excellent setting and production values as well as conversation....

  • @danielenglish-brown2074
    @danielenglish-brown2074 Год назад +49

    Andrew Klavan is so underrated. A true gem hidden in the Dailywire

  • @corsairsofnarshaddaa
    @corsairsofnarshaddaa Год назад +1

    I watched sooooooo much of Andrew circa 2012-2015 on PJTV

  • @patricka179
    @patricka179 Год назад +7

    Best and most entertaining guest you've had on. Loved every second of this.

  • @johnfunk7568
    @johnfunk7568 Год назад +2

    Thanks guys. Wisdom, food for thought and some inspiration! Appreciate the discussion! God bless you all!

  • @mtmcas
    @mtmcas Год назад +11

    I love Andrew !,

  • @wymondbaldwin9464
    @wymondbaldwin9464 7 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you. I know it's 10 months old but this was very fulfilling like soup for my soul. I'm glad I clicked on this, even though it started as an interest in thoughts about the movie industry.

  • @DoctrinesofRad
    @DoctrinesofRad Год назад +4

    Huge respect for Andrew Klaven for speaking body and truthfully

  • @sparrowhawk1936
    @sparrowhawk1936 Год назад

    It's been a while since I've listened to Andrew Klavan, and this has made me realize how much I've missed. Kudos to you guys for having him on the show.

  • @lynnebarnes3840
    @lynnebarnes3840 Год назад +4

    Im a 63 year old woman, my husband 71, still gets up at six am and does hard dirty work to provide for and advance our family, I know he'd die for us. I'm happy to keep our home clean, provide clean, dry clothes, delicious meals and affection. Im getting a good deal. Its working for us.

    • @seekingfinding6204
      @seekingfinding6204 Год назад +2

      It's crazy that the woke talk about how everybody should be able to be who they are, and then they tell you who you should be and what identities aren't ok.🙄🙄🙄

  • @tana2183
    @tana2183 Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤right on

  • @declancarroll1799
    @declancarroll1799 Год назад +5

    Thank you for an amazing 👏 conversation. 🍻 from Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪.

  • @ellehann
    @ellehann Год назад +1

    Andrew Klavan is a fascinating and vibrant person. Bursting with intelligence and sense.

  • @JenniferAguiartampa
    @JenniferAguiartampa Год назад +4

    BTW: Women are ANGRY! It’s just not the ones with a platform.

  • @joannamoore4477
    @joannamoore4477 Год назад +1

    I have heard Andrew klavan speak many times but you guys got the best from him

  • @patriciapalmer4215
    @patriciapalmer4215 Год назад +10

    Andrew Klaybern.. Klabin..Klamin is terrific ! Thank you gentlemen.

    • @SilverGrizzly
      @SilverGrizzly Год назад +1

      I never know how to spell his last name!

    • @johnlea3597
      @johnlea3597 Год назад

      THERE ARE NO E’s! Andraw Klavan!

  • @unamcnoon777
    @unamcnoon777 Год назад +2

    Fantastic interview. Thanks!!

  • @81prorok
    @81prorok Год назад +3

    Great listen! Thank you guys.

  • @brianmosse
    @brianmosse Год назад +1

    These shows are impossible in conventional arenas. Love these conversations they are what's going to save America.

  • @troygabo7245
    @troygabo7245 Год назад +14

    Great interview. As an atheist I don't agree with his views on atheists but can understand why he and other people have this view.

    • @AbhijeetMishra
      @AbhijeetMishra Год назад +2

      I think atheism gets a bad rep in particular because atheists don't believe in a God, but the current day issues are basically about too many people not really believing in any tradition or cultural belief. And believing in a God and following religion has just been the most common cause that has kept humans going for centuries, and now it's becoming more and more rare so people are wasting time and fighting over stupid things.

    • @GodwynDi
      @GodwynDi Год назад +5

      ​@@AbhijeetMishra Atheism gets a bad rap because the only logically consistent philosophy of atheism is nihilism.

    • @Martin-88
      @Martin-88 Год назад

      ​@@AbhijeetMishra I'm an atheist myself and I think there are two tiers to atheism. There's the people who don't believe in god but still stick to the traditions of their country and are patriotic, which in a way holds things together. I'd put myself in that group. Then there's the people who don't believe in god but also want to tear down everything to do with their country and it's culture. It's those people who are causing a load of problems.

    • @Countercommie
      @Countercommie Год назад

      I was an atheist from age 15 to 35. You may yet get past your doubts. One day, I realized that I needed God and on that day He answered me. It's not as silly as we're led to believe by all the smartypantses. Read a bit of the Bible with some regularity and you may find that the wisdom it contains far, far outweighs the objections skeptics raise about it. Until you have made a thorough study of scripture, keep away from religious teachers: 90% of them are actually fools, just as the atheists claim.

  • @lokilokasenna4475
    @lokilokasenna4475 Год назад +2

    Thank you for that treasure. A refreshing discussion with brilliant insights and some new points of view, at least for me.
    Thank you guys, you are one of the few channels wich are able to deliver deep discussions, ask difficult questions with respect and fun.
    Amazing guys, kind regards from Germany.

  • @johnbayer9371
    @johnbayer9371 Год назад

    Excellent interview guys, thank you.

  • @jameshayes2022
    @jameshayes2022 Год назад +12

    Why i tune in every Friday to this man. Truely one of the wisest conservatives out there

  • @robertp3124
    @robertp3124 Год назад +3

    This was a fantastic interview. Andrew is such an interesting person with a lot of common sense.

  • @kwall1464
    @kwall1464 Год назад +10

    I’m so excited for this one!

  • @diperf
    @diperf Год назад +4

    Great work, gentlemen. Wonderful interview

  • @chrispatrick4331
    @chrispatrick4331 11 месяцев назад +2

    What’s happening with movies seems to be almost the same thing that’s been happening to music.

  • @ankavoskuilen1725
    @ankavoskuilen1725 Год назад +4

    Yet again an impressive interview!
    This one really meant a lot to me.

  • @ChrisAthanas
    @ChrisAthanas Год назад +8

    Very well done interview

  • @jimluebke3869
    @jimluebke3869 Год назад +5

    "It was the Conservatives who were stultifying the conversation, it was liberals who were challenging all the orthodoxies"
    I think you can make the case now, that the Conservatives were right to do so. If they had won, the world would be a better place than it is now.

    • @spracketskooch
      @spracketskooch Год назад +1

      Nah, some things needed to change. We really didn't have free speech as we know it until the 70s, as there were vulgarity and public decency laws in the past. And what counted as vulgarity and public indecency was anything that the dominant culture didn't like. People were actually going to jail for making jokes, or performing music that weren't approved by the conservative Christians. There was a lot that needed to change, and so it did. People look on the past with rose tinted glasses, and they like to pretend that their side is always right, was always right, and will always be right. That is simply impossible for any human, let alone a large group of humans.

    • @jimluebke3869
      @jimluebke3869 Год назад

      @@spracketskooch The vulgarity and indecency we have now is a good trade for the collapse of marriage and the grooming of children that we also have now?
      You're insane.

  • @thecanberean
    @thecanberean Год назад

    Brilliant. Loved this. Haven't heard so much truth and sense spoken in years.

  • @matthewhall8790
    @matthewhall8790 Год назад +4

    Francis is right about movies nowadays. I was a movie addict in the 90's and 00's. I would rent at least a couple movies per week, and now months go by between movie rentals.

    • @joso7228
      @joso7228 Год назад

      probably because Blockbusters closed

  • @kevinstrattonmusic
    @kevinstrattonmusic Год назад +1

    Klavan has amazing vision. Bravo!

  • @casusolivas
    @casusolivas Год назад +5

    He has a point… I have always been a liberal, and wokeness moved back to get closer to God… because it teaches humility, and thrive for a higher state

  • @robsawalker
    @robsawalker Год назад +2

    This guy has such an awesome voice. I agree with so much of what he says. I am an atheist, and that will never ever change, but I do think there is a lot of good in Christianity and it’s sad so much of it is lost; especially the social and community aspects. Atheists need to recognise Christianity has much good in it, and Christians need to recognise being an atheist doesn’t mean you have no morals or love for your brothers and sisters.

  • @DenbyEvans
    @DenbyEvans Год назад +12

    This was great! Triggernometry: Now With More Klavan!

  • @leoandolino4668
    @leoandolino4668 Год назад

    Great interview.

  • @Handle947
    @Handle947 Год назад +4

    Why not have a feminist on the show explaining the importance of feminism in patriarchal societies instead of one man after the other convincing us a women without babies has no value?

    • @lindamccloud-bondoc963
      @lindamccloud-bondoc963 4 месяца назад

      I don’t think he’s saying that women without babies have no value, only that it’s a very important and, well, valuable part of their value.

  • @olli-lfe
    @olli-lfe Год назад +1

    I couldn't help but comment before the video was over but my gosh, everything he has been saying both resonated with me and is what I have been saying and thinking for a long time. I am 31 I graduated with a BFA. That program and the evangelism and apologetics I got into in college put me in a position of thinking more critically, defending my arguments, and being questioned frequently on my perspective from my fellow art peers and those I eveangelised to. I have found it the oddest thing when people say don't discuss politics and religion yet those are the most crucial parts of our society, does God exist and how do we govern a people. I love a good discussion I don't mind being wrong and like you said I feel better for it. I have had people shrink back when I have had a passionate discussion with some one, yet I was never angry and I could very well have a laugh with the person right after. I deeply enjoy hearing someone speak so much of what I have also been expressing for years. Thank you and I hope this mindset can move people to think more critically, question your ideals, be open but hold on to the highest standard you can. Thank you guys for this.

  • @kathrynludrick4821
    @kathrynludrick4821 Год назад +3

    Great discussion

  • @cnrspiller3549
    @cnrspiller3549 Год назад +2

    As a radio presenter I'd often ask callers what they did. I didn't add, '...for a living?' As that would be too presumptuous.
    Every single homemaker would say, 'Oh, I'm just a housewife'.
    I didn't let them get away with this self denegration. I'd always contradict their 'just' with, 'it's the most important job there is', but it would often fall on deaf ears. All women have been infected with this thought.
    The western cultural devaluation of motherhood is a catastrophic mind virus which was birthed in the brains of bored, intelligent, middle class women, who became envious of their husbands 130 years ago.
    Amid collapsing populations of the 21st century, who would think that such a tiny minority of people could have such a devastating effect on the world in general and on the West in particular?

  • @jimluebke3869
    @jimluebke3869 Год назад +13

    "Let others do whatever they're going to do, let them work out their salvation with fear and trembling"
    I don't think you've ever been deeply betrayed by someone who was doing just that -- at least, no one you couldn't safely outlive.

    • @SMacCuUladh
      @SMacCuUladh Год назад +1

      That's were faith comes in. The rejection of fear and forgiveness of others allows one to move on from betrayal.

    • @jimluebke3869
      @jimluebke3869 Год назад +3

      @@SMacCuUladh And when the betrayal simply doesn't stop, but goes on and on, with new reminders every week, every day?
      That's when you realize why God made hell, and why it's a good, just, and righteous thing that some people are sent there.

  • @ronnestman4696
    @ronnestman4696 Год назад +1

    I knew this was going to be good. All three gentlemen are great! Really enjoyed this conversation 👍

  • @machtnichtsseimann
    @machtnichtsseimann Год назад +4

    Quick Feedback: Aesthetics matter to my eye and ears. The choice to sit outside by the fire, the greenery, the smoke and wind. Thumbs up!

  • @gladheart4365
    @gladheart4365 Год назад +2

    This man reminds me of the way I grew up with my dad with good common spiritual sense, loves God and morality. The good ol days. He sees it the way it really is, not the crazy way they want this generation to think. Needs to be more men like him!

  • @mariahrossi3072
    @mariahrossi3072 Год назад +4

    Amazing conversation.

  • @nordic2112
    @nordic2112 Год назад

    Golly gosh. Probably one of my favourite interviews so far. He's a treasure even if I don't agree with everything.

  • @maggen_me7790
    @maggen_me7790 Год назад +4

    Great conversation!

  • @AngusIII
    @AngusIII Год назад +2

    Klavan! Truth! Does not care what others think of him