Toxic Masculinity???

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
The Watchdog on Wall Street podcast explaining the news coming
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and the impact it we'll have on everyday Americans. Author,
investment banker, consumer advocate, analyst, and trader Chris Markowski.

Speaker 2 (00:16):
Toxic masculinity. You know that latest Kamala Harris commercials. I
touched on it yesterday on the program. The left in
this country has spent so much time and effort going
after true masculinity, going after man, that they really don't

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have any idea what in God's creation it is. I
had a great message sent over by one of our listeners,
and there's a great line saying Tim Walls puts on
a Special Forces ball cap, that means he's masculine. No,
that's like saying that anybody who eats sushi is Japanese.

(01:01):
It is this this cartoon esque, if you want to
call it, nonsensical understanding of masculinity. Pickoff trunk lifting weights.
So yeah, now I'm gonna I'm gonna give you a list. Okay,

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this is again this I'm giving I'm gonna help out,
gonna help out the left on this one. Masculinity selfless, confident,
but not prideful, a full sense of duty, being able

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to recognize justice and injustice and being ready to fight
for justice. Strong, not just physically that's important, but mentally
as well. Being able. Being able it's self depreciating here,
being able to laugh at oneself, always your number one focus,

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number one focus, providing for your family and protecting it
from danger again, and acquiring, acquiring the skills and utilizing
these skills to do both of those things. Knowing when

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to be gentle and then also knowing when to be tough,
knowing when to be fierce.

Speaker 1 (02:36):
Again.

Speaker 2 (02:36):
It was one of the funny things about this. And
you respect women in the sense that you know what
they're able to do, things they have They women have
strength and things that we don't have. And being able
to appreciate and respect that. Being able to give up

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one's life life for the people that are important to
the understanding, protecting your family. There's a few things. Again,
it was getting a lot of messages from listeners when
it comes to this, and again, i'd bee there's a
bit of a tip, a bit of a tip to
all of the I don't care, I'll make fun of them.
You know, the sensitive ponytail soyboy types out there that

(03:23):
are writing the ads for Kamala Harris. You don't get it,
You don't get it, Watchdog on Wall Street dot com