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Do you know countries are spending billions of dollars to win your attention over and they're trying to influence you and they want to instill certain bad ideas in you because they know if they control your mind, they can take control of a nation and they go after the youth because whoever controls the youth controls the future of that country. What did Hitler say once? He said, "He alone who owns the youth gains the future." By the way, today we are going to do an audit on these young influencers that people follow. Charlie Kirk, Hermosi, Claff, Wentis, Mr. Beast, all these people that we going to go through. What happens if we consume their content? What happens to me if I put 100 hours into consuming someone's content, 500 hours? What
happened to my life? Let me tell you a story. I had an economist on the podcast 2 days ago. His name is Steve Keen. Very well known from Australia. The conversation starts off. The first 20 minutes we are this close to finishing the podcast. It's heated. He's arguing. He's offended because I said something bad about communism and he was very defensive about it. And then I asked him a question. I said, "Let me ask you, would they consider you a pessimist or an optimist?" Society and the state we're in, pessimism's been forced upon me. He says, "I'm a pessimist." I said, "Why are you a pessimist?" He says, "Because I know the facts." I said, "What if you're wrong?" He says, "I'm not wrong.
I know the facts." I said, "How old are you right now? 73, 74 years old." I said, "Were you always a pessimist?" He says, "No, I used to be an optimist." I said, "What happened?" He says, "Well, at 18 years old I was a phenom tennis player. I was going to go pro." And while he's telling this story, he catches himself. He says, "At 20 years old in college, I got caught into this leftist group, this communist group. And from there when I did that, instead of playing tennis 20 hours a week that I was training, I stopped tennis and I just locked on to politics." I
said, "What's the first time you read Karl Marx's book?" He says, "I was 20 years old." I said, "What did you read?" He said, "I read everything." I said, "So, the last time you were an optimist was when you were 19 years old prior to going to this leftist organization?" He says, "Yes." I said, "Are you happy about the decision?" He says yes because I got the facts. I said, "So today, if you were 25 years old, would you have any kids?" Not at all. Why? Do you realize what's going to happen with the climate? This man's been married three times and he's telling me these stories. I actually really enjoy talking to him. Why am I
sharing this with you? This 73-74 year old man today once was an optimist and what changed him? Ideas that got into his brain stole decades of his life from him. So if you're watching this today, it is very important whether you're young, you're 16 years old watching this, 22 years old watching this, or 38 years old and you got kids that are consuming this, this content is purely for you to realize one bad idea will steal decades of your life. We're going to talk about that today. All right. So if you got value out of this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel, especially the 51% whom we love that haven't subscribed yet because my commitment to you is to make the content the best it's ever been
to earn your subscribership. Every day, we do whatever we can here to provide better content, better value so you sit there and say, "I have to subscribe to this content." So if we've been able to work on that, if you can smash that subscribe button, that would be wonderful. Let's get right into So check this out. Question for you. If you are another country, you're China, you're Qatar, you're Russia, you're Iran, you're I don't you whoever you are, you're trying to sell your way of thinking into America. If you were doing that and you had a $5 million budget of propaganda, where would you put the money? Would you put it into buying politicians? Would it be media? Would it be influencers? Would it be businesses?
Would it be youth? Where would you put the money? I asked this question of two CIA agents, Andy Bustamante and Sara Adams, and they both structured their money in a very different way. But here's what I asked them. When we go look at this country that's putting the most money into US universities, you will notice it's Qatar at the top. They put 7.7 billion dollars into universities. China second at 6.4. And then you see the rest of them. Why are they putting so much money into our colleges? You know the top five recipients of Arab funding? Number one is Cornell University, which is an Ivy League school, got 1.8 billion dollars. Georgetown got 830. Carnegie Mellon got 823. Texas A&M 806.
Northwestern University 648. You think they're just giving this money because they're charitable? And they're like, "Ah, we don't want nothing in return. It's just yours, you know." Give the kids some pizzas. That's all. We don't want any favors. Don't change the history in the school and kind of make us look better and that we would never ask for such a thing. It's not like we're trying to do any kind of propaganda type of stuff here. It's just we like what you're doing. We think you guys have great teachers. You think they're doing that? Of course they're not doing that. So what does this go? Before we talk about these names, all of
these names here that we're going to look at, let's first look at the list of enemies who hate America and they want to get a hold of our kids. You're seeing what's going on and already, what type of enemies do we have? We have economical enemies. China and India. Maybe we have ideological enemies. Theocratic governance like Iran, maybe Chinese style authoritarian capitalism, very different than ours, or maybe one-party systems like Russia, maybe cultural identity politics, anti-Western narratives. Maybe it's religion. Radical Islamists or militant jihadists or geopolitical. Iran, Canada, Mexico, China. Maybe even Israel is trying to get influence over what we're doing here
today. Maybe it's technological. China, South Korea, Taiwan, India. They're trying to win the race. Or maybe it's internal. And when I mean internal, it could be envious players internally. Maybe it's our educational system that internally is getting a hold of our kids and we're losing them for a few decades. Maybe it's affordability. Maybe it's LGBTQ that led to low birth rates that leads to abortion. May- Maybe it that's the whole concept of the breakdown of the nuclear family. Maybe it's the declining trust in institutions or motives to divide us or seeking fame. Who knows? These are list of enemies that we have.
Do you think the enemy would like to see a civil war in America? Do you think they would see want to see civil unrest? Have you noticed certain words becoming normalized? Like desensitized. Dropping the N-word. It's like, "Yeah, it's okay." You know, saying certain things. "Yeah, it's okay." It's like kids are now saying it. And kids are getting in trouble saying it. Well, 20 years ago, we didn't do that even if we listened to hip hop. It's like, "No, no, no, just say it. Just say go say it. I want you to say it, right? It's okay to say it." Buying certain things has become normal. They're dividing, right? So, desensitizing, pushing the Overton window, you know, demoralizing American
society, leading to violence, leading to pornography being okay. Some of the porn like you're going on social media seeing that. They want to desensitize you. It's not a big deal. Let them see it, right? What are they solving for? Right? And the infiltration is where? In our schools, universities, corporation, politics, military, social media company, gamers, influencers, churches. They are everywhere and their goal is to divide men against women, parents against kids, rich against the poor, husbands against wives, employer against employee, churches against clergy. They just want to divide whites against
blacks and this is constant. There's even this girl named Sabrina Carpenter who every song she does, guess what happens in these music videos? She kills a man. Like literally. It's not called misogyny, it's called misandry. Hatred, a deep prejudice towards men. Men, you're being targeted. They're coming for you. They're attacking you. I want to give you my plan on what I did to have bigger influence as well as protect my own. It's very important. So, if we go over here and we're looking at this stuff because they're These guys that are making the investment, they know they want you 60 20 to 60 years. They want to get you long-term.
They're not trying to get you short-term. They know 20 to 60-year plan of them getting a hold of you. So, now let's go over here. Before we look at all these influencers and their belief to see what kind of influence they'll have over you, let's first define what a net positive to society is. Maybe we may have a different definition for this, but I want you to explain it. What do you think is a net positive to society? How do you measure somebody to say, "That guy is a net positive to society?" Maybe their self-reliance. They take care of their own. They make their own money. They pay their taxes. Maybe they protect their own family. Clear north signal where they're going. These are the people we admire. And we used to admire.
These are our heroes. Or wow, look at this. He knows where he's going. Wow, look at him. He takes care of his family. Wow, look at him. He's winning financially. He's bringing value to the marketplace. Contributing to society positively, obeying the law. Empowering others to become successful. Lifting up others instead of tearing everybody down. Being a good example. Being a builder, right? Founder, starting a company, creating jobs, having kids, creating businesses. You're building. You're not tearing down. You're building things up. Here's what we need to do. Just follow my example. I'm setting an example to you.
Courageous, right? They keep their word. They're generous. They raise the standards. They leave places better than they found them. No matter where they go. They pass down generational wealth to the next family that they have their kids. They take responsibility. They're tough. They confront respectfully. Respectfully, they confront respectfully. If this is what net positive to society is, then it leads to the following names. If you watched 500 hours of content of each of these Let's just say we take a thousand kids. And we take these kids and we divide them amongst these people. And the test is going to be I want you to watch 500 hours. Where would we you them in net positive to society as teenagers or 22-year-olds,
21-year-olds. Let's go through them. Charlie Kirk, if you watch five if we give a 16-year-old kid to watch 500 hours of Charlie Kirk, what happens to him? How do they feel afterwards? Do they become patriotic? Do they love America more? Do they want to have a family? Do they think America is the greatest country in the world? Are they net positive to society? Do they want to go make money, obey the law? Their belief system, what they know, how they behave. How do you behave after you watch Charlie Kirk? One night I came home, my youngest son was watching Charlie Kirk on his own and he's just going through the clips. I said, "What
are you doing?" He said, "I just want to know what he stood for." This is before Charlie Kirk got shot and assassinated. So, what would happen if you watch Charlie Kirk? What about Hormozi? What if we put a case study and we put somebody to watch 500 hours of content of Hormozi? You think they improve financially? You think they create jobs? Maybe you think they make better investments? Maybe they become better executives, better sales people, better for the economy? Maybe they do. What if they watch Clav 500 hours? You know what? I have to look very good. So, it's almost like all about vanity. It's like you're almost a girl.
Girls spend all day long thinking about what they look like, not guys. Guys, you take care of your body. Of course, you get in shape, you're strong, you're intense. And then you try to take care of people around you. But people who are consuming that content, maybe they look better, maybe they do some stuff, but is it a net positive to society? I don't know. He does have a sense of humor. He is self-deprecating sometimes, so that's a good thing. But what would happen if you consume 500 hours? What about Fuentes? Fuentes is almost like a 55-year-old man stuck in a 20-year-old's body. Why? Cuz he's talking about issues that matter if you're above 40, not if you're 14, not if you're 16, not if you're 18.
Well, maybe they do. We can debate that, but to me, I think he has got issues that he's talking about that 40, 50, 60 year olds need to be thinking about. And maybe the youth, if I have to choose between somebody that's 18, 20, 22 getting their career in order, making money, being a net positive to society. So, let me kind of give you an idea how I'm processing this information. So, if I'm 20 years old, 30 years old, 40 years old, 50 years old, hypothetically, stay with me here so this makes sense. And we have career, economy, politics, current events, health, whatever, right? What percentage at 20 should be politics? In my opinion, less than 10%.
It needs to be majority career and, you know, economy, you know, finances, taking care of yourself. What percentage you think it needs to be politics at 30 years old? Probably 20 to 25%. How about 40 years old? 30% pay attention more. How about 50 years old? Probably 35%. But we need to spend more time here. There's too many young guys that are following politics that they're broke. You're broke. We got to go make money. We got to consume the content that helps us become better in business and economy. I believe the older audience should listen to the politics more than the younger audience. My opinion. Cuz
the younger audience needs to become self-reliant. Again, again, what is your definition of a net positive to society? Let me continue. Mr. Beast, what happens if you watch 500 hours of Mr. Beast? Maybe you get inspired to create a YouTube channel. I don't know if he's teaching value. By the way, he's very good in interviews. If you do watch him in interviews, very insightful. What if you watch 500 hours of interviews of Mr. Beast? I think that's powerful. Right? Billy Graham, what happens if you watch 500 hours of Billy Graham speeches? You don't think you want to be a better man?
You don't think you want to make better decisions in life? What if you watch 500 hours of Hasan [__] Funny, good communicator, but what are his values? Does he leave really love America? I don't know. I don't know what some of the stuff that he talks about, the values that he has. But there's the youth that's consuming that content. How about Caleb Hammer? Young guy that's teaching people money. What if you study what Caleb Hammer's doing with money? And he's calling all these people out that don't have their finances in order.
I think that's a net positive to society if you're younger. How about Destiny on what Destiny talks about? If you watch 500 hours of Destiny, you think that's good for the youth? You think 500 Destinys following that mindset that he has is good for the youth? I don't know. At one time a guy walked up to me and says, "All you want to do is platform Andrew Tate." And I cannot This is a father at a soccer match. I'm with my kid. "You promote Andrew Tate." I said, "Who do you promote to your kids?" He says, "Destiny." I said, "Really?" Yeah. I said, "You think your kids going to benefit of watching Destiny more than a Tate?" "Yes." I'm like, "All right, buddy. We have nothing in common." What net positive?
What And listen, it's great for show, it's great for TV, it's great for debate. Of course, I've had both of them on. It's great for that. But what's the net positive score? What individual increases the net positive score for the youth today? What is it? Alex Cooper who is going around telling everybody, "Hey, you know, I'm glad I did this." You see that's good? What happens if the average 18-year-old girl watches 500 hours of Alex Cooper? Body count is 50 by the time you're 30 years old? Is that what we want to do? Is that what the net positive to society is? Good for Alex Cooper for making the money. I'm not judging any of these guys. Good for them for having a name that others are even talking
about. They became relevant. But this is about you. How do you become a better net positive to society? What if you watch IShowSpeed? I actually like the guy. I think he's good. He's doing his thing. And he's just having fun. Cody Sanchez. What happens if you have 50 girls watch Cody Sanchez for 500 hours versus 50 girls watch Alex Cooper for 500 hours. You tell me what happens. I'll take this 10 out of 10 times. Are you kidding me? They're going to become winners. And I just found out they're having kids. I think I saw their picture. She's pregnant. I'm so happy for her.
Good for her. That is an example to replicate who is winning in life, winning as a wife, and soon to be a mother. Awesome. Awesome the values, right? Logan and Jake Paul, what happens if you consume them for 500 hours? You're probably going to big roadway how to get noticed, how to always be relevant. They're not trying to get to their next phase of their lives, right? But Logan and Jake Paul, how about Chris Williamson who's talking about what to be career-wise, taking care of your body, your health. Tate, every one of these guys, this isn't about whether these are good people or bad people.
They have their own philosophies. But if I'm a young 18, 16, 17-year-old and I'm getting caught up way too much into everything that's going on with politics and my bank account is zero, or I'm in debt $18,000, financially I'm not in place, and I don't have a girlfriend, steady girlfriend that's going to be a wife, you know what my obsession would be if you were my son or you came to me to ask a question about me, my goal is to make you self-reliant where you're making money, your economy is good, your career is advancing, you're becoming a better leader, then when you have that and you become an influential, now you can have your own opinions. Go create your own opinions and share them with the world.
Great. Maybe we disagree. But number one is a society is a better place when the youth are winning financially. The more the youth has nothing to lose, that's a chaotic society. You don't want to live in that area. Trust me. I used to be one where I had nothing to lose in my life. Nothing. I was a kid with 1.0 GPA. I'm that kid that had nothing to lose. Luckily, I was good in math, I was good in pre-calculus, I was good in trigonometry. I went in the military, somebody told me to read books and I got a hold of those business books and the rest is history. If I had the wrong influence here, they would have lost me and I could have gone a very different direction. So, I'm simply sharing with
you on what could happen if the wrong people get a hold of you. Parents, pay attention on who your kids are consuming. The youth, Gen X, even some of you guys that are in your 20s, as much as you're obsessed with politics, the only time I would say get obsessed with politics if you're a billionaire, hecta-millionaire, you're making a lot of money and it's impacting your life. The most important thing to pay attention to before you get obsessed with politics is your financial politics, is your financial economy, is your bank account, it's your life, it's your dreams, it's you buying a house, it's you buying a car. That's above anything else in this new rage-baiting era that I want you to do. Just see what
he said? Did you see what he reacted? Did you see how he reacted? Did you see what they said? I don't have time for that because throughout the day I'm working 12-14 hours a day. I don't have time to react to everybody. I don't. If you notice how often I post Instagram, I'm not. Go look at how many times I tweet throughout the week, I don't. Go see the panels because we're we're in it, we're building. So, my encouragement of all of this is do your best to be a builder instead of tearing everybody down. Lift people up who are building things. Lift people up that are doing good things and replicate them. So, if you're watching this and you say, "Well, Pat, who do you think I should watch?"
I would say watch Charlie non-stop. Watch Hermosi. I would say watch Billy. I would say watch Caleb. I would say watch Cody. I would say watch those and everything else sprinkle a little bit to kind of see what's going on, but 10% of your time, not the of your time. Then later on when you're financially free, then you have the privilege at that time and the flexibility to consume all the content on politics and say this is where I lean. But number one, we got to become financially free and become a net positive to society because everybody's counting on you to do that. Your future older self. I'm 47 today. I never thought I was going to be 47 this quickly. Just yesterday I was 23, today
I'm 47 years old. Holy moly, I got a 5-year-old daughter today and a 14-year-old son and I'm running all these companies and businesses. How the hell did this thing go by so quickly? You don't want to be one be the one that's 47 with $22,000 in a bank. You don't want to do that. Remember the story I started off with that economist? The moment the bad idea won their pessimism and then people like me become the enemy. If you hate people like Hormozie, Charlie, myself, you know, some of these guys that are job creators trying to advance the economy, trying to There's you didn't come up with that idea.
Somebody persuaded you and manipulated into believing those are the enemy. They're not. Elon Musk is not the enemy. These job creators are not the enemy. Innovators are not the enemy. The people that are trying to manipulate you and pin us against each other are the enemy. Let's get better ideas. Let's wash up a little bit. There's a video that went viral last week which the guy is at the sink. He puts a Coke drink in the water, opens up the What do you call it? The faucet. The water's coming in. You know how long it took to flush out the dirt out of the glass until it was clear and it was water? Took a couple minutes. It took me
a minute cuz I had a lot of horrible ideas in here that I have to get rid of. It may take a minute, but long term, the results will be magical if you have the courage to go through it. So, anyways, if you're still watching this to the crazies that are still watching this and you were able to listen to my rant this entire time. If you got value out of this, give it a thumbs up and uh subscribe to the channel. And again, to the 51% of you guys, we are doing our best to improve the content that we're creating here. Everything's about making this better. We want the community to see their lives change and talk about issues that are a little bit complicated and shared from our own twist and angle that we have. If you feel we delivered on that, do
subscribe to the channel. Also, if you enjoyed this video, two other videos to watch. One of them is a letter that I got from Luigi Manjione. If you've never seen my response to him, and the other one is 20 rules for a young man. If you've never seen it, click here to watch. You take care, everybody. God bless. Bye-bye.
