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16:33Now PlayingPearl Davis has interviewed a thousand women about dating and marriage. She knows the divorce courts are rigged against fathers. She knows the custody system punishes men for being traditional providers. She knows the Tender Years Doctrine is openly sexist. She knows single mother homes are driving every social crisis in America. She knows all of it.
So Michael Knowles invited her onto his show and asked her one question.
Should men get married.
She spent twenty minutes not answering it.
She said every man has to decide for himself. She said she does not give advice. She said she just reports what is.
Then she said walking away from marriage is a good strategy.
And Michael Knowles would not let that go.
This is the marriage debate the conservative internet has been having in private. It just happened on camera. Pearl diagnosed the disease. Michael prescribed the cure. And the moment she could not escape her own argument is the moment this debate decided itself.
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