That is that is actually at the heart of feminism feminism has been hijacked by many many groups She said there's nothing excuse me. I'm mansplaining here. She said there's nothing radical about feminism They're a prominent American feminist like Linda Gordon calling for the destruction of the American family throughout America Canada and the UK That in my opinion is extremely radical In fact, it's probably a national security threat that should be examined by the American and Canadian and UK governments Howdy folks Anthony dream Johnson air founder of 21 studios founder of the 21 convention founder of the 22 convention See you the red man group and founder of 21 University and your favorite worldwide president of the Manusphere in today's broadcast We're gonna go in through the a clip of the or actually the full interview You just saw a clip up there briefly in the introduction Now that was an interview from January 2020 earlier this year When make women great again was blowing up in the media in the end between January and February and then beyond that even more articles came out We actually were broadcast and reached over a hundred and fifty million people Now later on I'll do a full broadcast about all the news articles and stuff like that But by far this was the biggest TV interview I've ever done in my life Biggest TV interview that was done and had anything to do with make women great again And to my knowledge, it's one of the biggest and highest profile interviews ever performed in history That was engaged with the Manusphere It was actually I went on there with Janice Femenko an anti-feminist professor I've interviewed on the red man group before or a little bit after actually this interview But before right now in real life here in September 2020 And the interview was actually done by on good morning Britain in Britain It's like one of the biggest TV shows in Britain Maybe even the biggest sometimes it's really close to the number one and it was done with one of the biggest news Personalities in the world Piers Morgan and then his co-host is Anna Reid and they also brought on two feminists from the independent It's a big UK newspaper outlet thing or whatever it is And they had just done a hit piece on make women great again and our company in the Manusphere before that They call the 22 convention make women great again Disturbingly misogynistic which I had a problem with as you can imagine although yet at the end of the day It's kind of a badge of honor Well, then anyway, you guys will probably see before we get into it here Some of you probably seen the eight minute clip on YouTube that was published shortly after the interview was done back in January Now eight minutes is on their channel and that's fine But that's actually about 40% less than half of the full interview which is about 19 minutes long So it'll be the first time that the full interviews have been on YouTube And they didn't publish it previously to YouTube and full nor can I by itself I have to give comment and criticism on the videos we go through it to you know Fair use and copyright and all that stuff be copyright safe So it's to be the best version you can get and I'll do my best to keep my comments and criticisms to a minimum But I have to give some otherwise I may get a copyright strike So without further ado, I'm gonna play the interview and throughout all pair periodically You know pause it and give some comment insight to what was going on in real life and within the interview and things like that I Will say before we get going It is a preface for the interview and you just saw clip event obviously the full thing This is done, you know, I was in Florida This is going on in Britain and then Janice is like on the West Coast of Canada or something so the time zones are all different here and Janice I think it was about midnight for her and for me It was like 3 30 almost four in the morning and this is all done So even with coffee and you know took a nap for one of the show and stuff like that It was like really late at night or in the morning. I guess at that point So that's something you don't really see in the video, but yeah, I'm like half awake doing this But did the best I could and pretty happy thought came out and then for Janice, you know It's a little bit late to and all that but we'll get into the technical details a little bit later on I'll quite yeah, I'll let you guys watch the video and talk to you in a minute Women need to be taught how to be great again. Oh my words. Not my words. I already think you're all great All of you that's according to a comparable not all of it Do a conference being held in Orlando, Florida organized by men with only male Speakers and only women invited the three-day event will discuss topics like how to become the ultimate wife and Get pregnant and have unlimited babies. Oh, there's a fertility workshop as well apparently So do women really need this kind of help? We'll be debating that first. Let's have a listen to Anthony dream Johnson That's really his name and he's the founder of the convention We need to make women great again We have to drown feminism and content positive ideas and positive media for men in particular Women follow men lead we keep making men stronger more powerful more healthy more game aware more red pill aware we can win this war We can win this war Okay, well joining us from Orlando, Florida is the man in that clip Anthony dream Johnson He says he wants to abolish feminism and make women great again and in Vancouver We have Janice Fiamengo an anti-feminist Canadian professor from University of Ottawa who supports the convention and All right guys a little quick tidbit here. So Janice is actually not you know I never met her before the interview about it to talk to her a few times the email and over the phone So I got to know each other a little bit that way and I had actually seen her on the Ruben report another video She had done kicking ass, you know criticizing feminism on YouTube before this interview And I was actually they wanted me to bring a speaker from the convention onto the show But I talked a bunch of the speakers and one of them recommended that bring a woman on well first of all he recommended and we'll keep on Anonymous just a privacy But he recommended number one that I bring a speaker on who is super super clean They would have a super hard time attacking because they would have enough ammunition attack In any way given my history on the internet and speeches and stuff like that So finding a speaker who's super clean and then on top of that someone has recommended, you know Bringing woman on and I that really caught my attention. So that's one of the reasons I invited Janice on the show Above and beyond a speaker, you know, we had money to choose from over a hundred I could have chosen from for this But in the end I invited Janice and she was graceful to accept and my pain and she kicks ass in this whole interview You'll see that in a minute But I'm very thankful for coming on and she's a big supporter what we do like I said earlier to the time zones are We are different here She's like three hours behind me and they're five hours ahead of me So that's going on here and find a little bit is that there's an audio delay for me and Janice So we're not obviously not in studio We're in different parts of the world and the audio delay is pretty big and you're gonna see that throughout the interview And how it affects it and things like that That's one of the reasons going in studios actually really important and way better than remote interviews like this Even when they have a professional videography and stuff like that for you available Obviously, it's not done. This is not done with Skype or something like that So audio delay is pretty big and that does become an issue without the interview But mostly I think it's kind of positive and funny So you'll see that as we go Without further ado, we'll get back and let Janice and peers have a little chat here The studio and joined by Livia Petta a journalist independent newspaper alongside feminist and Marjorie Meca read I think it's fair to say take a rather dim view of this convention In fact, the word dinosaur may have been heard in the green room and talk to Anthony dream Johnson first Can I have a very good morning to you Anthony dream Johnson? Can I just ask what war is this that we're all fighting? It's the war on feminism is the war I'm fighting and feminists are fighting a war on family motherhood fatherhood and family And that needs to end immediately or as soon as possible By the way, good to be here and big fan of peers or peers Challenges to feminism and wokeness What are the key things and I've got some issues with So you guys are aware peers Morgan actually does for mainstream news personality do some pretty savage attacks on feminism wokeness I don't think he's fully Non-woke, that's a thing or anti-woke but for mainstream news personality pushes the boundary in that pretty far And I done research and seen that before going on the show. So what I'm saying here is is legit It's kind of a setup for that the interviews into go But if you look on YouTube you can see his videos and he's he's aggressive against what he calls radical feminism So it's a lot better than other journals and stuff like that They would just be you know gushing over feminism constantly So Zana those we'll see is a full full-born Full-blown feminist, you know hundred percent at least a few things right? Anyway, we'll get back into it and I'll not even the video whatever The more radical end of the feminism world although I personally identify as a feminist in the sense of what it should mean Which is equality for women in all things I mean are you at your heart are you a feminist who believes in equality or are you against equality? Are you asking me if I'm a feminist? Yes I'm absolutely not a feminist in any sense of the term zero percent feminist However, I absolutely support it. I absolutely support equality before the law for men and women for everyone But that is that is actually at the heart of feminism feminism has been hijacked by many many groups Oh So this is where things start to write up the bat, you know get a little combative If you notice that right away, they're asking me about equality They're trying to frame feminism in this glowing halo of equality quality quality and even in doing so It's difficult to get out of to you, but I was able to do it. I think I Really do prioritize and I believe strongly in equality before the law Everyone should be treated equally and fairly and justly before the law and if you notice I was specific to say that I didn't say quality for men and women in every area of life like for example in relationships I think it's unhealthy and depolarizing and it leads to the collapse in the end and the death Either in slow motion or rapidly of relationships But as far as the law is concerned 100,000 million percent and feminists, I don't believe do that at all They don't they hate equality before the law because it doesn't benefit them quality in a sense It does but they don't it doesn't overly benefit them. There's no privilege in that Anyway, this is gonna combat it right off the bat and they're trying to pigeonhole me to To agree with their assessment of feminism that it's all just about equality equality equality Which is a standard spin kind of narrative the standard propaganda that feminists have been waging as a PR campaign You know public relations campaign for over a hundred years now. It's all bullshit and you'll see that Discuss a little bit more throughout the interview, but I wanted to give a little commentary on that back to the interview At his heart the literal translation of what the feminist movement originally began as was a fight for equality What's happened is that that was a long time ago, right? But you support that though don't you support the principle of equality you can try as hard as you like to be on the same side But I'm afraid you don't mean equality anymore, and it has not in a long time Feminism equality means equality feminism does not mean equality if they really cared about equality, and I wish they did It would call it equalism and things like that, but they don't Dream Johnson what what will I learn if I pay my $999 to turn up and be talked to by men about how to be a good woman Because I think I might need 22 convention Yeah, come on out and have a good time be a great time So the 22 convention is the mansplaining event of the century. That's its destiny It's coming up sooner in land of Florida this May, and I'm only one of the speakers I'm actually more like Obama like a community organizer, and I'm organizing about 20 speakers to put together And they're the top mansplainers in the world. I've been doing that my entire life So tell me what you're 17 years old over 13 years. I'm quite an expert at being mansplained So just just tell me what you teach my speech So well look peers is a fantastic mansplaining.  I'm a mother with a successful career I'm very happy for you. That's wonderful. I think you made a great choice I think motherhood is awesome. You should have as many babies as you want and I'll get bullied by feminists for it No, I am which many of them do now there are women's Anybody I had as many children as I wanted and I've got a career. So I'm not sure what you're you might be That was wrong. I think feminism as peers has been discussing here or hinting at I think feminism has collapsed into rampant sexist Manhating bigotry and female supremacism. I don't hate these hashtags mean toxic masculinity. The future is female I'm not female. Where's my future? Okay, sorry guys. I was muted there So I think it's a great break point. We can pause here for a second and have some discussion So I think it has made history in that part of the video So this is a major TV interview in front of like a million people appears Morgan And I believe I'm the first man in history on you know, national TV international TV like that to describe You know clearly and articulately feminism as a rampant sexist manhating bigotry that the movement has collapsed into that Very harshly and very openly at this point very brazenly and those of you in the man's sphere They know you know subscribe to the channel and you you know follow our speakers and stuff This is not news to you but to the average person to the average normie male or female This description is jarring and abrasive because it's true and they haven't heard it They might have felt it, you know seeing these the marches and hashtag toxic masculinity and All the anti-man anti-father stuff that you see in the media But to see it called out on TV like this Very clearly and very seriously is unusual the fact that it's kind of you know funny and you know make them and great again And the hat and all these things that gives it a Kind of colors it makes it even more interesting But really I think it's it's historical here to see this happening Rampant sexist manhating bigotry and you can actually see now Susanna is even scratching her head This is like body language.  Where's my future and You know, she's probably said this line or she's seen it said a thousand times the future is female Never thought once to to start to pause and reflect on what that really meant But what it means is it's a very negative feature for boys and for men and for fathers The future is female isn't I've said this in my speeches is a supremacist slogan It is a female supremacist slogan for nasty women to use to beat up and attack men and Provide privileges to women that they don't deserve Like being treated unequally before the law over and superior to men, which is bad It's bad for you know, a lot of things for the law and for for society and for culture and for families and for children and all kinds of things Anyway, I'll keep playing the video here and I'll shut up for a little bit But that was pretty pretty great moment It gets even better now because we're about to bring in Janice and they they think they think now You're gonna see Janice brought in and they don't really know so I forgot to tell you guys too a couple more things there Number one, I can't see them. They can see me and they can see Janice They could see all of us me and Janice very clearly Janice and I are staring into a camera. We can't see anything And they also, you know, I heard Piers Morgan and Susanna talking before the show started before you guys saw it On the video go live and I could hear them having a conversation being thrown papers and whatever their producers were giving to them And they didn't know anything about us. This was thrown at them They're producers that I've been talking to prepared it. They were fascinated by it. What we're doing to make them a great again But they didn't know anything about Janice either other than what their producers told them professor and you know all these things So they didn't really know if she was gonna be in favor of what we're gonna talk about make women great again Or against it and this I think kind of catches them by surprise by what you're about to see here So just get before warning that they're they're highly surprised by what happens next I believe and they're not anticipating it at all So here we go Janice Fiammenga You are an anti-feminist Canadian professor. There is an argument Janice I do have issues with the more radical arm of feminism. I think some of it is just you know grotesque But at my heart I am a feminist who believes absolutely in all forms of gender equality So what is your issue with this? This premise that feminism is a good thing My issue with the premise that feminism is a good thing Well, I like Anthony would take issue with the idea that feminism has anything to do with gender equality If you look back to the roots of feminism You can see that from the very beginning Feminists argued on the basis of female moral superiority and that has been very much the case Especially Actually, the feminist movement really began with Emilyne Pankhurst the suffragette who fought for the right of equality of a vote In this country. That's really where it started So when you say that it started from a position of superiority Emilyne Pankhurst wasn't fighting to be superior to men She was fighting to be inferior. She was fighting the complete opposite She didn't want to be inferior to men. She wanted women to have the same right to vote. That's how it began How many how long did men have the vote? How how how how many years was it between all men having the right to vote and women having the right to vote? What's that gonna do and answer me that what's that gonna do that? It has everything to do with it because in fact, we have a false notion We have a false notion that men had the right to vote for many years before women had the right to vote And in fact, that's not the case many of the men who fought in the first world war Did not have the right to vote and so right there is an example of how feminism has lied to us About its origins and its aims because it's taught us a false History of the past many of us have the idea that men had the right to vote for decades. There were many men young men yeah, man Because it was because it was based on property and that's right Qualifications So to reiterate guys not only can Janice and I not see them on camera, which is useful for You know understanding someone what they really want to communicate vocal inflection, you know facial expressions things like that They could see us we can't see them but on top of that you don't even know if you're on TV or not So you can hear all this conversation going on in your ear little earpiece so can Janice But you don't know who's on TV you have literally no idea what the actual broadcast is looking like Should you be talking should you not be talking? What can you cut in you just have to kind of wing it as you go for Janice and I both and You know going forward I'll much be much stronger favor stronger favor of being in in person You know in studio kind interviews because of that That's why it's a little bit in the background.  This is a very relevant point and it really caught I think peers by surprise So we'll keep playing her. I think Anthony is trying to talk over you. Oh, yeah Anthony I'm trying to mansplain. I think women love mansplaining. It's a great thing Woman are paying me a thousand dollars a day for mansplaining. We had a ticket sale Just to be clear too, I would never in a billion years talk over at Janice fame mango I love Janice. She's so sweet and so feminine and so intelligent and so sharply in favor and And diligent with defending men and defending the issues facing men today and attacking and criticizing feminism Which I believe is a super toxic movement So Janice is amazing and them characterizing this. I look at my face. They got caught her in video So yeah, then just saying that there's the stern the pile a bit. We'll keep going It's undeniably true, isn't it? I mean professor Why is it that women are queuing up to pay nearly a thousand dollars to have a man like Anthony tell them how to be women? People here may find that very odd Well, you obviously find it odd, but a lot of women are quite interested in what men have to say these are women I would expect attending this conference who appreciate men and Don't see men as their enemy don't see themselves as locked in a struggle with men and don't see themselves as the victims of Male subjugation or male oppression and I would like to say that as someone who's been involved in Academic work and university teaching for many years. I've seen all sorts of workshops and Conferences and programs that are designed to help men overcome their toxic masculinity Now I think that a conference called make women great again is a lot more Benign sounding a lot more positive a Conference that is about men and women Connecting and talking about love and marriage. What makes a marriage work is a lot more positive See now, which is a lot of women telling men a lot of women telling men what men need to do in order to be Human that is a very fair point. We're gonna hold it there have a short commercial break when we come back We'll get the reaction from our I love the fact to guests here in the studio radical fetch you call yourself radical feminists I think I do today. Yes today. I will be I love I love the fact that women will give men that advice for free Men are charging a thousand dollars So that's before the commercial break that'll be come back in a second era added the commercial out for you guys So I think what just happened here is really important and you can hear even Pierce say it at the end He's like what's interesting is, you know, they have an anti-feminist professor or whatever, you know agreeing with them or something You're actually what so what just happened is Janice talked for a while. She had her thing here Right her little segment. They do not allow her back to talk again throughout the entire rest of the interview It's another like 10 minutes now and I think the reason they did that there's a couple reasons First of all, Pierce is good at what he does.   This is not surprising But they sense he senses in particular more than I think even Susanna does Janice is a threat to them in a way that I'm not for me. I'm combative I have I can say these things I can trip them up, you know all these little funny things, right? But I'm not as old as Janice Janice is much older than me. I don't know. She's in her 40s or 50s or something So she's a different generation than me basically. She's the same generation. I would imagine it's peers in Susanna Maybe even a little bit older than Susanna. I don't know. Anyway, she's not my age. I'm younger. They can attack me more It's much more Acceptable to attack an you know young man who's asserted like this even a little bit aggressive We're in a red red Trump style, you know kind of hat With Janice, they you know attacking a woman on TV is kind of There's a couple like I think evolutionary problems with that It would look bad for peers to do that Susanna would have a little more leeway to do it in the feminists but even then it's it could turn into a cat fight and It appears to be cut out what she doesn't want is the the main interviewer here the main host so I think Janice presents a Unique threat to them that I don't and they have far less options for attacking her than they do me So they can get together the four of them and talk to me and you know argue with me and all this stuff And with Janice, they don't have that option She's also very very intelligent very articulate very well spoken So when you combine all that together, it's kind of good pop good cop bad cop And Janice is a good cop and they don't want her talking I think that's why they focus on me for the rest of the interview Maybe it's more dramatic for them too and stuff But I really think that peers kind of got shook kind of got scared By Janice that he that she would just walk all over him if she kept talking not to mention Susanna Susanna would have no chance. I think going to bat with Janice like that So that's actually the pretty much the last you see a Janice you might see her speak for one second You know throughout the rest of the thing, but That's about it. So I'll keep playing Back to the show Here's Morgan and Susanna Welcome back to Good Morning Britain We are finding out how men can make women great again because uh in Orlando, Florida Is a man charging almost a thousand dollars Anthony dream Johnson to all the women turning up to his convention. He wants to abolish feminism In Vancouver, we have Janice Fiamengo an anti-feminist Canadian professor professor from the University of Ottawa She supports a convention, but let's talk to Olivia Petta who is a journalist at the independent And feminist and writer Rebecca Reed. Um, Rebecca, what do you make of what you've heard so far? You're going to pay up? I mean if I had 999 dollars I'd be getting on a plane right now because I definitely need to know how to be a woman It's so confusing every day. I don't know how to put clothes on or brush my hair I have a husband who obviously hates me. I'm 29 and childless. I've achieved nothing. I'm mortified It wasn't really saying that So I don't even know just like in the interview you could see in my eyebrow.     Like it's funny, but in reality, it's not funny Uh, so it is interesting and Olivia the other chick She's another poster child of feminism just not the fat one that we would uh Would be the worst of the worst, right? So pierce now actually pierce is smart enough to see that you know, it's not what i'm saying And again, he's going to play devil's advocate and side with feminism throughout this But I really think he has a personal problem with that. He doesn't like it And that's why for a mainstream news personality Uh, who is kind of controlled, you know, all that he pushes pretty far and pretty hard against it Uh for for who he is in his position and stuff like that not enough to get him fired, obviously But he pushes against it as best he can And as much as he might not like me, he doesn't like feminism as well And so I think throughout the interview you kind of see that Uh, that theme play out and the way he carries through the interview and leads everything Was he I mean Olivia it's interesting the way the pair of them phrase this There is an argument that the more radical end of feminism Has created this atmosphere that all men are toxic that toxic masculinity has to be eradicated We saw Gillette, you know, actually having to do a massive u-turn after going all woke about this And then realising the men Most men don't identify as toxically masculine and actually masculinity in itself is a thing to be applauded So there is an argument. This may not be the right way to do it But is there a genuine debate to be had about the nature of feminism and where the line should be drawn I think at its core there is absolutely nothing radical about feminism whatsoever And the irony is that people who feel threatened by feminism people like Anthony Are actually probably the ones who need it the most and they're actually probably victims of the very things that feminism seeks to eradicate Okay, Anthony, do you want to respond to that?  I'm mansplaining here She said there's nothing radical about feminism There are prominent american feminists like linda gordon calling for the destruction of the american family Got america canada in the uk that in my opinion is extremely radical In fact, it's probably a national security threat that should be examined by the american and canadian and uk governments So a couple things the delay here got even bigger i think a lot of the end i'm talking over So sometimes i'm talking over these people on purpose other times.  I'm mansplaining She laughs and I think she could not refuse to laugh. I think that got her That that intensity and that focus and the it was obviously a joke But you know the seriousness of which I delivered it and was able to pull off that stone face That kind of forced her to laugh and you know with that Um, so we'll keep playing it but I want to make a point here too though It's a big point So I think it's historical what I just said here in that part of the interview It's an historic moment for the man's sphere as president of the man's sphere But as far as anyone any content creator any leader any organized in the man's sphere ever ever ever 20 20 some years now I just called feminism a national security threat to america canada the uk the western allies essentially the western nations And I mean that and to my knowledge It's the first time in history someone's gone on a major tv show And said that about feminism and said it seriously and I think that actually kind of got them by surprise And I believe that to the bone I believe feminism is the most serious threat that america and the west faces as a culture and as a civilization So not just america, but all the western nations Feminism is a lethal kill shot like I was discussing with that woman the professor actually, you know pretty famous Feminist professor who has been calling for a long time now years and decades for the destruction of the american family Other organizations that are feminist and stuff even black lives matter They call for the destruction of the nuclear family. It's insane And if that ever happens and feminists have made a lot of progress with it They're not just saying it They've been doing it They've been making they've been making progress for decades and decades and decades The rise of single motherhood and broken families As one example that it's about 70 percent for black families in america and 40 percent for whites And similar for hispanics about 39 40 percent Only the asians are down lower like 13 15 percent or something like that Regardless if the american family collapses if the nuclear family collapses It becomes a thing of the past the nation will collapse Anything else outside of this, you know this climate change bullshit legitimate threats foreign threats foreign powers You know monetary issues economic collapse dollar collapse There's a million things that could kill off, you know, western civilization that could happen, right? Who knows world war three or whatever? By the end of the day, I think the one that is most likely that is the most serious and that is facing us directly Head on and immediate and is happening and I think is certain to happen if we don't stop it If we don't change course for american history Is feminism killing the american family If that happens this game over, you know, you'll see whatever the tertiary the auxiliary effects that are A soviet stock collapse a dollar collapse economic collapse serious rise of socialism and communism the united states to actual formal power Whatever it is is not good. It will be the end of america and the end of western civilization So I think feminism is a serious national security threat and it should be examined if it hasn't already been Uh as a threat to the security the entire the entire country by the military or the you know, national security agencies or whatever So I think it's the first time that was done and I'm proud of that. I really wanted to get that out I'm glad I did. I thought it was a good opportunity Now with that said back to the interview It'll be immediately very defensive. There's nothing wrong with any form of feminism I would argue there is actually some of the more radical stuff is actually quite dangerous Do you think there's a line between feminism? Identifies a feminist is what I understand to be you can tell me if i'm wrong Um and the more radical arm that can be quite man-hating can be very anti-masculinity Um, I think that we have to remember feminism is not an organized movement We don't have an agm and we don't sit down and agree some bullet points. No, so it's not agree It's not it's and in the same sense that christianity has at one end Churches that welcome people to come with their same sex partner and at the other end the westboro baptist church Feminism does have a spectrum and yes, I probably sit slightly further towards the middle Do what you like be happy wear lipstick don't wear lipstick There are people at one end who are very who do feel very angry with men However, I can sort of see why they feel angry with men because men have in quite a lot of context not been the nicest A woman in the past and I would just say on the point about toxic masculinity It's not we're not saying that masculinity is toxic or saying that There are some aspects of it that can be it's like acid rain doesn't mean rain is all right I love you say some nice stuff about men Wait a second We're going to talk about radicalized feminists being dangerous We need to actually take a closer look at the views that people like anthony are Petuating and look at their rhetoric and it's the same rhetoric. We see in the darkest corners Can you be positive about men and masculinity? There is so much to be positive about men and masculinity We said there's so much to name one thing name one thing that I like about men Yes, it'd be the same thing. I like about a woman. I'm not going to gender stare Was there anything about masculinity you like it's the same thing. I like about femininity But really all women in all men are exactly fair generosity of spirit and humor and those are traits that are specific There's nothing about masculinity that you actually like no because I think So this is just amazing and good on peers.    It doesn't matter That's the nature of going on tv. I think with guys like this and that's what you expect the peers Morgan anyway, right? It's who he is.    There's no difference to men and women. We're all just people. We're just people Yo, it's people bro. Just people just do what you want, bro.  Uh, it's not natural. It's not scientific.   Olivia.  You're only going to talk about gender stereotypes I don't think there's any way to talk about men masculine traits on there. I mean there are But we all have they're different. We are different people But I think we all have them within ourselves. I have masculine traits and feminine traits all tangled up and women can be more Strong dominant powerful shouty where men can be softer. Okay, Anthony's trying to jump in again Do we have any better than even exist? This is delusional. Okay, Anthony Anthony has been slandering us first of all the news which is defamatory and disgusting Say that again, Anthony. Yeah, so the independent one of these little men is from the independent, right? She probably wrote the article one of these women. Hello. Yes, Olivia. Yeah. Have a name that one Olivia Go on Anthony We're all waiting Anthony. I know what's going on here. It's hard to hear you guys Okay, the independent put out an article calling us disturbingly misogynistic Our event has zero percent misogyny and they called us that pointed out They didn't cite a single example. They're just slandering us as misogynistic, which is nonsense We're the most pro-women event in the world 100 funded by women who love Paying $1,000 a ticket for it. They're going to be mansplained to three days straight non-stop by the best mansplainers in the world Anthony, how are ticket sales? Are you sold out? You're disturbed by that. That's blowing up your narrative How are ticket sales? Dozens of tickets at this point We're expecting over 200 women at this point 200 but you're missing the point you're missing the point We've filmed the events and published the speeches to millions of people free to the world. That's like the ted event We're going to reach millions of young women. So those millions of women on pay $1,000 and we're going to change the course of the generation Can I ask you a question? It might be a little personal, but are you married?  I mentioned this in my interview recently with Jennifer Molesky anti-feminist youtuber But the mainstream media goes over their head our master grand plan behind the curtain the Wizard of Oz or whatever the fuck, right? So they don't really get what we're doing. They think it's about a conference They think and there is a conference obviously 22 convention, you know convention for women Now we're about to do it in two weeks as of the filming of this video. It's coming up here in florida get your tickets now Link in the description But they're not really seeing the big picture You can't change the world so to speak you can't change america You can't change hundreds of millions of women by getting them to a conference. It's ridiculous We could have 4,000 women show up And what is that going to do? Maybe change 4,000 women's lives 4,000 relationships That's not nothing But what is that going to do for the fate of a nation in the future of the west? And the future of men and women and gender relations that are collapsing all around us feminism Like I said as a national security threat. It's serious.  It has to be stopped And the only way to do that is with video and audio production high quality stuff tv level stuff that we do at 21 studios So that's the real magic is filming the speeches filming the conference How many women come come to the event show up doesn't really matter. It could be 2000. It could be 200 It doesn't matter It's literally irrelevant and they don't get that because they're not fair enough not in the industry They're not in the business But peers in particular should see that I think and susanna as tv hosts, you know, they don't work in a newspaper They're working for a tv show And by filming this content and being quesitive as if if they were legitimate journalists, right? They'd want to know But filming these speeches and publishing them we reach millions of men per year And we're going to reach millions of women just like the just like the campaign itself make them a great again Reached 150 million people So through technology and through the internet through video production You will always reach a much much much larger audience And if you want real change, that's what has to happen. You know meeting up in person is fantastic It's actually very very powerful on an individual basis for men and for women. But as far as massive impact Uh, it just you know, this doesn't do a lot 2000 to 200 4000. It's all chump change You need to reach millions and millions and millions and we can do that through 21 studios here on youtube And our extended publication network of the speakers Uh, for example, the speakers like ellie house have published his speech to 800 000 people on his channel And then probably his instagram another 300 400 000 people and then we'll publish it 20 studios to 240 000 And then george bruno will publish his speech to 200 and or what does he have 155 000 This is how you make real change and they don't see that so it's kind of A little tangent here, but now it gets personal now. They're going to come after me, right? Now he just asked me are you married? Are you married? Let's see. Let's see what happens here It's not the conference.  Are you married? I'm not right now. No, do you have a partner? No Why do you think it is that no woman has quite bought into your sales pitch? Perhaps he needs to go home buying it every day. Yeah, but nobody wants to nobody wants to marry you Will be with you it seems I mean why aren't women racing to be with the guy? No So what's not being said here? I don't know if it was a good idea to Uh, omitted or to present it. I did not you'll see in a second here You know, I I've been single for like five years now.  I don't think women should be promiscuous to be honest Now i'm not going to stop them if they want to you know jump on my dick But it's not a good idea for them and there's a lot of research and statistics and videos that go into this Uh, stapan malinu and you know socrates many of our speakers dozens of them have talked about this promiscuity promiscuous behavior I've had stedman's another one too on twitter. I've seen talking about this But it's bad for women. It destroys them very quickly for men I think eventually it can be bad, but it has to be ridiculous numbers Like really like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of women to really accumulate that much trauma But for women happens like blazing fast man lightning So I didn't bring this up in the interview But I've been banging girls for years since I've been single you know about five years now Outside of the you know monogamous relationship, so to speak So I didn't bring this up on tv and I don't know what they would have done if I did But you know could have should have what I would have been interesting for sure No, actually I've been you know three to four women, you know a week whatever Not new ones usually but sometimes So we'll keep going here But this is the the personal section that actually inspired some of its own news articles and stuff when we kind of go back and forth there So let's play the video Hey, you look you want to get into my personal life. Why are you being so nosy? Like I'd be so nosy man. I'd be so judgy He's being judgy Just uh, you know it's patting myself on the back pierce morgan has called me the most judgmental guess he's ever had on the show Coming from this guy, that's that's saying a lot and the people who watch this UK media and shit. They had a they had a pretty good laugh about this But I mentioned too as well though that I'm single on purpose and I thought that was pretty good It's hard to hear of a lot of talking and stuff But like most of you you should probably be single on purpose dating today for young men is very dangerous Uh, it's not completely off the books. I think but some of you would argue against that You would disagree and maybe some of the mig-tag guys and whatnot But sure as shit whatever you want to do as a young man in america today It's like trump said it's a scary time to be a young man in america It is you can get me too.  So we'll see how I keep going here This is important too. I forgot about this part. I haven't seen this in a while But most of the speakers that 22 can mention specifically the women's one Are you know for women here coming up soon are married and have children their husbands and fathers literally Uh, there's only like one or two single guys like me bachelors. They don't have any kids and stuff like that So for the most part, it's actually what they're trying to avoid and ignore Which is the same way they're avoiding by the way. Janice. He's still on the show here. Just like, you know quietly Uh, it's mostly fathers and husbands a lot of these guys have two three four five kids and whatever So they're patriots, right? They're the leaders of their family too. They're not just like Beta schlub dad bod like these are fathers that that really mean it. They're strong radical fathers As elliott. I've seen put it lately elliott hulls They don't like that that blows up the narrative a little bit more They just want to go after young guys like me. They're speaking at the conference and organizing it But I had a lot of fun though insulting them there.   See how it goes Does it keep me just keep talking Anthony? We we should just come out of it or This is this is fake news Bunch of nonsense. Look pierce you should be a speaker at the convention I'm serious. You'd be great. The woman will love you. Obviously. They already do They want to hear from you. They want to learn from you. This is an opportunity to do that final question Actually, what would you like personal stuff? These are just at-home attacks. Anthony Would you like to be married yourself? Absolutely looking forward to what kind of wife would you describe your perfect woman?  It's gonna be amazing.  I want a beautiful woman smart virtuous and amazing. Are you single? No, not at all.  This is funny Yeah, this is uh, there's coming at me coming at me what I should have said probably Number one is I should have been more some criticism here for myself But I should have actually taken the focus more from Pierce to Susanna. That would have been a lot more entertaining. I think Um, I came up with the name for a later. I should have called her Mary Poppins She reminds me Mary Poppins. She kind of does as an American, right? And I should ask if she had any daughters my age That would really like riled them up like through the roof, right? I think Susanna for her age looks fine.  Thank you. Thank you to Janice via manga Thank you. Rebecca read Olivia pet. Thank you. A very interesting debate. Uh, thank you We appreciate it competition time now is handy details of how like when a prize of 98 grand We missed the bit where auntie was going to raise everyone's femininity by 500 percent I know that was very Here's Andy I've got just got just got a little bit of breaking news Yep So that's the interview guys, uh, a lot of fun a lot of fun on that one And uh, they I've actually talked to them since then I might be uh on there again at some point. We'll see Uh, maybe after the event a lot of news places are hitting me up for a post event how it goes videos photos stuff like that We'll see how it goes. It's a lot of fun. Um, I'm really happy with how I did Um, not perfect, but for my first time on tv.  That's the interview So it was really fun interview. I thought janice to you did fantastic Uh, so much so that they didn't want to bring her back on the show It was much I think easier for them to come after me and attack me Just think you saw at the end there are you single you have a wife, blah blah blah this bullshit No, I'm single on purpose because that's best for my life right now. I probably will be for a while Anyway guys, I appreciate you, uh checking out the video and check out the interview You can check the description or any of this video for links to some of the news articles that were mentioned Uh in this video So the independent article and a couple others that I thought are really interesting really useful Uh, particularly or you know, check out the one from secular patriarchy dot wordpress.com You'll see that in the description fantastic write up on the make them a great again phenomena And as a promise in the future, I'll do a full review of the major news articles that came out Surrounding make them a great again the whole media Palooza that happened from all this stuff earlier this year and then a little bit even the throughout the year and you know Even right now So we'll talk soon. Appreciate you guys tuning in There's been anthony dream johnson president of the manisphere and has interviewed on good morning britain. Peace out


Very happy to give this presentation improved security evaluation of SPM block ciphers and its applications in the single key attack on Skinny. I am Wen Yingzhang from Shandong Normal University. This is a joint work with Li Chuncao, Jian Guo, and Anne Paslik. Along with the development of Internet of Things, some new symmetric key cryptographic schemes have been proposed. The security evaluation of these schemes against some well-understood cryptanalytic techniques is an important task. There are about eight distinguishes for block cipher. In these people, it just affects on the first five distinguishes. This work is motivated by the work of Sun Bing and Skinny Cryptanalysis Competition. Sun Bing proposed a matrix-based approach which extracts and deals with binary information, measuring whether words appear or not. More sophisticated distinguishes taking into account the exact number of occurrences cannot be deduced from the matrix-based approach but can be derived using R method. For example, for Skinny, by using R method, one can identify that the 8-bit of the X7 is balanced when the 12th and 13th row of plaintext traverse over F2 to B. On the other hand, the matrix-based approach will only identify it as an unbalanced one. The aim of Skinny Competition is to motivate agitensive public scrollty of the cipher. The goal is to recover the secret key from a given encryption of a known book with 2 to 20 randomly selected plaintext and ciphertext pairs. So it is given plaintext to a text. So far, the maximum number of a text round are 12 and 10 rounds correspondingly. One of our contributions is that we introduce a rather simple but novel approach for checking the resistance of a cipher against some distinguishes. The core idea of our approach is a useful representation of the round function as a multivariate polynomial of plaintext rows. The main approach based on counting the occurrences in a multivariate model gives a simple and intuitive description of SPN block ciphers. Our method improves the work of Sun Bin in Cript 2016 because the counting process in our case takes the number of occurrences into account and not only whether a certain word appears at the output or not. Skinny is a family of lightweight block ciphers. Proposed at Cript 2016, it adopts the SPN structure, just like AS. That is, S bobs add constants and add round key, shift row, and mix column. This figure illustrates the structure of Skinny block cipher. We represent the words of the first round by the plaintext words in formula 1. By iterating this representation, we get the expression of the s word of round 7. The expression can devise into two parts. In the first part, p12 appears once, and p13 appears five times. In the second part, p12 appears twice, but p13 appears once. Our integral distribution is based on the following theorem, that S1 and S2 be permutations. Then, the sum of this formula over this set is 0. Let's divide the sum into two parts. In the first part, we take sum over x first and then for y. In the second part, we take the sum in another order, that is, y first and then x. The inner sum are all 0s, which proves the theorem. This figure illustrates the process of building an integral distribution. Let's start from state 2. We encrypt it till it achieves 4 diffusion, and we decrypt it till there is at least one word that is independent of it. Hence, we get an r dEc minus 1 plus rEnc round integral distribution. Here is a 10-round integral distribution for skinny. We use the 7-round integral distribution and add 3 rounds on the top of each. Similarly, we can build impulse ball differential distribution. Here is a 4-round impulse ball distribution for AEs. For skinny, we found 16 11-round impulse ball differential characteristic. We turn to zero sum differential. Assume the expression of one word around r is of the form. There are two sub-functions. Pi is independent of f1 and pj is independent of f2. Then the cycle has an r-round zero sum distribution. For skinny, after 5 encryption rounds, p14 doesn't occur in the 7th word of x5, and p13 doesn't occur in the 10th word of x5. First of all, we have this formula. So the sum of this word over four plain texts from s, p13 and p14 from s, this and the other words be constant. It's zero. We can also use occurrences of the linear combiner. Add the first equation to the second one. We can get the third word and the fifth word of x6. The sum of the third word and the fifth word of x6 equals to s of x512 plus k12 plus k15. That is, this sum is dependent on x512. And since p15 doesn't occur in the expression in x512, so it is independent of the linear combination of the two words. This is a strong-conquited differential requiring a single plain text, self-text pair for distinguishing skinny from other block ciphers. We can also extend the distinguishing one more round in the backward direction. Suppose that we vary x1, 15 while keeping the other words fixed. From equation 1, we have x17 equals to sp3 plus k3 and x1, 15 equals to sp3 plus k3 plus sp9. And we need x17 be fixed, so p3 is constant and p9 is active. Except that x1, 15, there are two words, x1, p3, and x1, 11 depends on p9. So we have to add two constants. To sum up, we have the following theorem. Suppose that the two different plain texts are selected so that pi equals to pi prime, except for the sixth, the ninth, and the 12th word. And additionally, we have the two constants. Then, the difference of the third word and the fifth word is equal. The last part of this talk is the practical attack on skinny. Recall that for our seven round integral distinguishing on skinny given as before, when p12 and p3 go through f228 while keeping the other words of plain texts fixed, the word with coordinate 8 sum to 0 after 7 encryption round. We apply the four round at the bottom of its integral distinguishing and achieve 11 round attack on skinny. We represent the eighth words of x7 by the self-text. In this expression, they are 6 by k. So the time complexity is 2248. We can also attack 12 round and 13 round skinny by adding 1, 2, 3 round on the top of the seven round integral distinguishing. We can get serial total attack on 14 round, 15 round, and 16 round skinny. The open problem is, of course, the practical attack on more round skinny. Thank you very much for listening.


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Hello to 31 students welcome back such as it is First of all, I hope that you and your family and friends are all well Certainly this is not an ideal situation Those of you who were around for Florence.  So congratulations You're two for two For global disasters Congratulations This is certainly not ideal You didn't sign up for a remote instruction and I didn't sign up to deliver it the best learning takes place when we can talk to one another and that's certainly very hard online and It often feels forced. I think if you try and pretend that everything is working as usual Just remotely. That's not gonna work in these situations a Lot of you are in tough circumstances You're gonna be at home with noisy roommates or maybe you're back in your family home And there's not really a private space for you Me personally, this is probably the last time I'm going to be recording from my office We're getting kicked out of here on Tuesday and my office is gonna be my garage So you'll get to see all the spider corpses and other wonderful things there Since I have a seven month old and a three-year-old at home and they won't leave me alone So not the utmost ideal of circumstances for anybody That said we're gonna do our best 231 is a critical course for all of you If you're a computer science major a DA major Minor in computer science you got to have this course and it is a four credit course and it's on the critical path for you to kind of Not only graduate but just progress through your degrees. So we're gonna do our best and it'll be a challenge and The challenge is mostly gonna fall upon you as the students the main thing the one thing that I Think will be the key to your success in this course is to maintain some discipline and keeping up with the course If you start getting behind it's gonna be really hard to catch up And you've experienced this already like in the class itself when we were still meeting if you get behind it It is hard to catch up. We were only meeting twice a week. There's a lot of content in each lecture So that said you have to maintain that discipline that we had that you had going in person and If you remember kind of way back to the beginning of the course I posted this slide They kind of laid out what your schedule for the week would look like in this course where Mondays You're kind of doing the reading Tuesday you come to class and you start on the homework Wednesday is office hours and kind of keep working on the homework Thursday another lecture Friday More work Saturday homework Sunday homework is due. We're basically going to continue to follow that model What I expect to do though is Maybe I will have less for you to do than I would normally in a semester. Okay, but what I'm not going to do is Accept a drop in the quality of the work that I expect you to do So I'm going to ask you to do less But I'm still going to ask you to do it Well, and that's going to determine what a's and b's and c's and d's and f's are in this class. Okay, so And the reason I'm lowering the expectations in terms of amount of content is just I know it's going to be tough for you Just like it's going to be tough for me So that said I'm going to be Very lenient, right? If you're in a bind completing the work the homework assignments, you're still going to have one about one a week Or staying current with the corpse work, please let me know as soon as you can I can work with you But if you are out of contact for three weeks and you're way behind and you're like dr. Layman, I I don't know what to do Then it's going to be too late So if you're if you're stuck, uh, if you're in a tough position, let me know as soon as possible Okay, and we'll we'll work together to kind of figure the best way forward all right So that said, uh, what should you do the first thing you need to do is you need to go to canvas and make sure that Your notifications are turned on for receiving announcements That's the first thing I've posted an announcement about that And sent you an email. So make sure you've done that. Please be monitoring your uncw email All the really important communications are going to come through those two venues canvas announcements and uncw email I'll be My plan is to drop some content each week maybe twice a week just depending on how quickly I can get it prepared You need to complete the module within the week as much as possible Uh, oh, sorry the second thing I really need you to do go to canvas Read the top of the syllabus. It tells you how the instructions have changed for this course How grades will change and how I want you to communicate with me Okay, um, so even though we're not meeting in person And and it kills me because you know the stuff that we do in class Whether it's me talking to you also doing code together You interacting with your neighbor those little worksheets all that stuff is just critical to this class And I'm going to try and we're still going to do those activities Um, and it is important that you do them that you follow along. So please please try try your best Um So I am available to you even though I'm not there I'm here. Okay. I'm always going to be on my email. I'm always going to be Uh, checking my canvas inbox. So I'm here And if you have a question, you just reach out to me I will get back to you as soon as I possibly can at least within 24 hours, but I'm going to be working the whole time. So I'm going to be at my desk. You can expect a response And if it's better for us to chat, uh, face to face or virtually We can fire up a zoom meeting. We can share screens. We can debug code together Maybe you just want to text chat in real time. We can get a slack account going. We can do discord doesn't matter to me I'm here get in touch with me if you need help And we'll figure out the right way to do it synchronously in real time The other main communication Thing that we want to use as a class is the discussion board If you have a question, don't be shy Just ask online. Everybody's a cat on the internet Uh, nobody cares if you have a question. I guarantee you other people in the class have a question Please post it on the discussion board. I'll respond to it or your ta will respond to it as soon as we can Okay, so I want you to know I'm here for you. We're going to get through this together You're still going to have to work for this class. I'm not going to lie Um, but I'm here to help so you let me know how I can best help you and short of just waving my hands and giving everyone a B I will do it. Okay, so I wish you all the best. Please stay safe Do your part do your best to help curb this epidemic. It's going to take all of us doing a little something I know times are tough and no times aren't ideal, but we'll get through this You'll be successful if you put in the work and we'll get you on to the next semester and closer to your goals All right, I want you to take care and have a good rest of your day