Hoda and Jenna react to Harrison Butker’s commencement speech

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  • After hearing Kansas City Chiefs' Harrison Butker’s comments toward women during his recent commencement ceremony speech at Benedictine College, Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager share their thoughts on the progress women have made in society. “Stop speaking for women out there,” Hoda says.
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  • @unitedpeople9880
    @unitedpeople9880 Před 29 dny +880

    He affirmed Catholic doctrine, to Catholic graduates, at a Catholic college. Non controversy

    • @christinahanna6666
      @christinahanna6666 Před 29 dny +44

      This is EXACTLY what I was thinking! Btw, I am NOT Catholic.

    • @Monica-yh5bm
      @Monica-yh5bm Před 29 dny +11

      Exactly!!

    • @catholicmeditation1560
      @catholicmeditation1560 Před 29 dny +32

      Woke has always something to complain 😂

    • @theushistorian
      @theushistorian Před 29 dny +63

      The Catholic Church does not promote anti-semitism, which is what he did in his speech. He also told women to "stay in their lane." The Catholic Church reveres many vocations for single, childless women. Has he heard of nuns? What a career Mother Theresa had. Does he have some animus toward his mother who is a working physicist?

    • @yolandayoung7462
      @yolandayoung7462 Před 29 dny +68

      @@christinahanna6666 I am Roman Catholic. Have been for 45 years. What he put forth was neither Catholic nor Christian. If it were, there would be no issue.

  • @lazorgator9548
    @lazorgator9548 Před 29 dny +684

    A minute or so later, Butker addresses the men not neglect their vocation as good fathers. He stated that too much violence occurs because so many men in this country are neglecting their duties as a father. Butker overall addresses both men and women about the importance of parenthood, but you won’t see the media show it that way.

    • @timothybrown8424
      @timothybrown8424 Před 29 dny +29

      That I agree with. A stable household goes along way with BOTH parents fulfilling their parental duties, even if the dad is the care taker and the mom is the bread-winner

    • @empoweryou1
      @empoweryou1 Před 29 dny +50

      Completely agree. How dare a practicing, successful Catholic have a commencement speech at a Catholic college about Catholic doctrine to a bunch of Catholic graduates!

    • @ecclairmayo4153
      @ecclairmayo4153 Před 29 dny +47

      What does any of this have to do with motivating graduates who finished their degree...most likely to go into their careers?

    • @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508
      @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508 Před 29 dny +36

      Well, yeah, almost as if that's not comparable at all? It is not a controversial opinion to say that if you have children then you shouldn't be an absentee father. That's why childcare exists. That's literally doing the bare minimum for your own child. That's not comparable to telling women that they've been "told a lie" that they can have a career. He tells the men to "do hard things", "pursue talents", and to "lead the culture". Meanwhile, he only tells women that their job is to just be wives and mothers. Not only that, but he has the gall to talk about how "cost of life shouldn't be part of your career planning decisions because it separates you from God", which is so tone-deaf considering he gets paid millions of dollars to kick a ball.

    • @catholicmeditation1560
      @catholicmeditation1560 Před 29 dny +13

      @@ecclairmayo4153 its their choice what to do with their lives. Its as if he forced all women present to be a homemaker. 😂

  • @Jason-cz3bv
    @Jason-cz3bv Před 27 dny +157

    We live in a world where people are literally sitting around waiting to be offended by something.

    • @ecstanton
      @ecstanton Před 24 dny +7

      Butker is offensive

    • @chuckb4516
      @chuckb4516 Před 23 dny +4

      @@ecstanton since his job is to kick oblong balls through the uprights and score 1 or 3 points (extra point or field goal) I guess you could say his job is offensive. If you meant it any other way then you're being absolutely silly.

    • @TerrillGodrich-xi1vu
      @TerrillGodrich-xi1vu Před 23 dny +1

      You're 100% correct

    • @christopherallen9476
      @christopherallen9476 Před 22 dny +3

      Yeah, I never see the right wing outrage machine in full swing....sarcasm

    • @ForeverSunny3
      @ForeverSunny3 Před 22 dny +4

      I don’t understand why it’s not okay to be told that my career is a betrayal to my duty to be a wife and mother. Like, why don’t you mind your business and just let people live.

  • @rena6895
    @rena6895 Před 24 dny +38

    He basically told the men & women to put their FAMILY first.
    Apparently many of us support him & his godly values.
    RALLY HOUSE
    “He has sold more than Kelce and Mahomes today -- just the demand after the speech, it’s been men and women -- it’s been both calling to get his jersey.”

    • @Ovprksdnw
      @Ovprksdnw Před 21 dnem

      Not exactly. Butker told women that those who didn't put their family first or dared to place importance on having a career were victims of "diabolical lies". Further, if anyone dared to adopt a child (like Hoda), they were "degenerates". Good to know that's how YOU feel... maybe it's an older generation thing. The rest of us women have enough brains to discern "diabolical lies" from facts and make up our own decisions about our lives

    • @kitty_love2685
      @kitty_love2685 Před 17 dny +4

      He did not tell men that. Dishonest

    • @deezed6478
      @deezed6478 Před 11 dny +3

      Actually he told women their lives don’t start until they get married

  • @jem7636
    @jem7636 Před 27 dny +5

    One thing that wasn't mentioned is his opposition to IVF. He wants women pregnant but only in the way his narrow theology approves of. He condemned others for "not staying in their lane" but feels free to judge everyone else.

  • @aliciadaas2323
    @aliciadaas2323 Před 28 dny +20

    Jenna said do not compare one woman to another. That is exactly what Jenna did.

  • @bornbranded29
    @bornbranded29 Před 28 dny +60

    These two are a couple of liars. He wasn't speaking to "us," as in Hoda and Jenna. He was speaking to the people in the college, who he said go to Mass and have priests. He was telling them about how to live out their faith (vocation, as he put it). I don't get how people so obviously smear someone's name, without feeling an ounce of responsibility.

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Před 20 dny +4

      Butker has no business telling women what they should do with their lives.

    • @user-jw5gf1pf6r
      @user-jw5gf1pf6r Před 17 dny

      @@1c2h3e4u5n6g So, should a woman be as content with marriage and motherhood as she is with a job promotion, and not more? He was correct: A woman or a man is often happier getting married than receiving a significant job promotion. Many women regret prioritizing their dream job over family life, ending up with a substantial bank balance but without children or a spouse, lamenting their belief in what they consider the falsehoods of feminism. This was news to me.

    • @DoctorTaco20
      @DoctorTaco20 Před 16 dny

      ⁠@@1c2h3e4u5n6gso you would agree that I don’t have to use someone’s preferred pronouns right? Because the left has no business telling me how to live my life.

  • @MrJonathanSmith
    @MrJonathanSmith Před 29 dny +505

    Why is this even a story? We really are losing it in our society.

    • @Paul2377
      @Paul2377 Před 29 dny +31

      True. A Catholic talks crap... happens every day. Not really news I guess.

    • @user-ki2vh1uc5k
      @user-ki2vh1uc5k Před 29 dny +50

      @@Paul2377 Stop with the anti-Catholic bigotry sir.

    • @Paul2377
      @Paul2377 Před 29 dny +25

      @@user-ki2vh1uc5k I'm not anti all Catholics, but definitely anti this one.

    • @user-ki2vh1uc5k
      @user-ki2vh1uc5k Před 29 dny +31

      @@Paul2377 Your statement that a Catholic talks crap and that it happens everyday, is extremely offensive and insulting to all Catholics. You don't have to agree with what the man said, but he have a right to express his Catholic beliefs at a Catholic college. He wasn't speaking to the general public.

    • @Paul2377
      @Paul2377 Před 29 dny +26

      @@user-ki2vh1uc5k And his homophobia is extremely offensive to me, but he doesn't care and you don't care. So why should I care about offending you?

  • @209design
    @209design Před 29 dny +315

    He said "most excited" . Are you more excited about your job or your husband and kids? What he said is not offensive.

    • @theushistorian
      @theushistorian Před 29 dny +17

      Nope. Listen to the entire speech.

    • @jonp341
      @jonp341 Před 29 dny +20

      I agree with you. He didn't say anything irrational.

    • @ryanbianchi3118
      @ryanbianchi3118 Před 29 dny

      Exactly! But that doesn’t play into the faux outrage the media & left are stoking.

    • @hector-nu6gl
      @hector-nu6gl Před 29 dny +10

      I certainly are most excited to be a husband and a father not about my job.

    • @ItsSarahGT
      @ItsSarahGT Před 28 dny +18

      I watched his whole speech, I find no offense with it.

  • @chrisgrace81
    @chrisgrace81 Před 29 dny +495

    I have a job but my favorite job is being a mother and a wife

    • @LilyEvans1996
      @LilyEvans1996 Před 29 dny +85

      Sure and it was your choice which is great. Some women prefer a different choice and not have kids. Which is amazing as well.

    • @markc9443
      @markc9443 Před 29 dny +10

      @@LilyEvans1996 something tells me at the end of their life, they wish they would have made a different choice. Men and women alike.

    • @henrystreet6152
      @henrystreet6152 Před 29 dny +6

      @@markc9443 this is what I fear for a female friend of mine. A great friend. She doesn’t want kids but when I asked her if she thinks one day she might look back on that choice with regret she is kind of unsure but swears that she’s just as afraid of regretting having a child.

    • @SteVibiana
      @SteVibiana Před 29 dny +17

      ​@@markc9443 something tells me that you think other people owe you explanations for their life choices.

    • @markc9443
      @markc9443 Před 29 dny +11

      @henrystreet6152 I have 4 sisters and some of them don't want kids, which is okay, but It is kind of sad. I know we inherently have God given desires, but the world has been telling women to be boss babes and who needs men or children? That is why Butker prefaces this topic that women are told a diabolical lie.

  • @thomasmillercnb
    @thomasmillercnb Před 27 dny +7

    Why is everyone so fixated on the "homemaker" part only?! The harassment is disgusting

  • @angiemarlett4856
    @angiemarlett4856 Před 28 dny +7

    You need to stop speaking for women. Not all women agree with you. He said he'd venture to say. He didn't say all women need to be at home with kids.

  • @user-ij7zz1rb2e
    @user-ij7zz1rb2e Před 28 dny +18

    These women need some truth and light to penetrate though the evil and darkness in their world! Go Harrison! Record breaking jersey sales!

  • @ritamarintzer9399
    @ritamarintzer9399 Před 28 dny +61

    Why is this even an issue? He was giving a speech in a Catholic college and he reaffirmed our Catholic beliefs. Good for him!!!!

    • @katieking7231
      @katieking7231 Před 18 dny +2

      Have you not heard of nuns and priests? They all live unmarried/childless lives that revolve around their vocations. Catholicism does not teach that it’s a sin to be single.

    • @mariondean8499
      @mariondean8499 Před 16 dny +3

      I am a catholic and I don’t believe in anything he said to these young graduates.

    • @CharlotteFerrariBreton
      @CharlotteFerrariBreton Před 13 dny +2

      This guy´s speech just doesn´t belong at a commencement. Save it for a Baby shower. He just looks stupid saying that to a bunch of GRADUATES who just got their DEGREES. That in itself is CLEARLY A SIGNAL THEY PLAN TO DO SOMETHING MORE IMPORTANT WITH THEIR LIVES. He just looks STUPID for not being able to take the hint.

    • @jazzye6493
      @jazzye6493 Před 12 dny

      Exactly. I'm proud of Harrison for expressing his beliefs. It was to a Catholic college. Harrison is my hero.

    • @CharlotteFerrariBreton
      @CharlotteFerrariBreton Před 12 dny +1

      @@jazzye6493 NOTHING That guy said actually aligns with Catholic beliefs. you know what religion they do align with? ISLAM.

  • @michaelcady1337
    @michaelcady1337 Před 29 dny +80

    The blonde one said she only achieved her status because she’s an equal to her husband, as if housewives and mothers are not equal to a working person.

    • @tonibuckler8210
      @tonibuckler8210 Před 29 dny +6

      Touche!!!!

    • @katieann1908
      @katieann1908 Před 28 dny +8

      And a little help from daddy too

    • @SuperMogul
      @SuperMogul Před 23 dny +5

      A man got her to where she's at. Her dad, a former U.S. president.

    • @debbiehuth9742
      @debbiehuth9742 Před 23 dny +5

      She achieved her status through daddy and money

    • @pepajimenez8376
      @pepajimenez8376 Před 20 dny +4

      It’s not equal the moment you are removing the choice from the woman and telling her she should not have a career. That’s not equal. Stop telling us what to do with our lives.

  • @vivianpowell1732
    @vivianpowell1732 Před 28 dny +46

    My mother was also a nurse and a teacher. She had worked as an RN during WWII while my father was serving in the South Pacific. I am a Boomer. Before I was even born my parents agreed upon a plan for work-home balance until I graduated from college.
    My mother was at home until I became 13 (8th grade). Then she worked as a teacher, so that she and I had the same schedule until I graduated from high school. Both of us were home together in the afternoons, on weekends, holidays, and summers. Her income meant that our family budget had some room for a few extras.
    My gratitude for all of this came into sharp focus one brutal Friday afternoon in November 1963, when I walked home alone from the school bus stop sobbing and hoping that my mother was already home to help me understand what had happened to President Kennedy. As I turned onto our street, I saw two cars in our driveway. Both of my parents were home. I will never forget that moment.

    • @Shawn-nq7du
      @Shawn-nq7du Před 27 dny +7

      Beautiful!!! The world is so messed up because people don’t value motherhood!

    • @amandahenderson6145
      @amandahenderson6145 Před 26 dny +2

      His whole empathize was you should only want to be a mom cause your purpose is to just have kids. Your parents seem the opposite of that message. They sound like amazing couple who supported and encouraged each other. Your dad would have been the perfect person for the speech.

    • @Shawn-nq7du
      @Shawn-nq7du Před 26 dny +2

      @@amandahenderson6145 I don’t think you listen to the entire speech. You let media frame it for you by showing only bits and pieces. Additionally, his words were for a Catholic audience that gave him a standing ovation. These weren’t for the secular world who sees families almost as throwaways and unimportant in comparison to a career. With 7 out of 10 African American families without dads, I think this was an important topic to talk about. They don’t need to talk about careers. They spent four years figuring that out. His message was a grass root message. If he spoke about careers and disregarded families, the secular world would’ve said nothing. But because he highlighted the significance of families, reminding people not to neglect their families, the world went ballistic.

    • @vivianpowell1732
      @vivianpowell1732 Před 26 dny

      @@amandahenderson6145 I appreciate your kind words about my parents, and yes they were amazing. They definitely fitted the example of opposites attracting one another. My mother was outgoing and outspoken. My father was reserved, soft-spoken yet strong in character. Thanks again!

    • @amandahenderson6145
      @amandahenderson6145 Před 26 dny

      @Shawn-nq7du it definitely did not land the way he meant. My heart though broke for the women in the audience who have medical conditions that impact their fertility and cannot be that. It didn't land right. Simple congratulations what ever path you take it is beautiful . End

  • @anneober7508
    @anneober7508 Před 29 dny +330

    You took everything out of context.

    • @HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS
      @HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS Před 29 dny

      A man that makes millions for kicking a ball thinks women should lean into serving their husband's and children in spite of their own interests and that actually their most exciting interest should be just that...what other context am I missing??

    • @thetannaree
      @thetannaree Před 29 dny +22

      Sure Jan

    • @HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS
      @HaVoKisthebetterSuMmErS Před 29 dny +3

      @@thetannaree 💀🤣

    • @ihkeseteeietos5722
      @ihkeseteeietos5722 Před 29 dny +1

      how

    • @hector-nu6gl
      @hector-nu6gl Před 29 dny +3

      That's what they are always doing.

  • @JenniRez
    @JenniRez Před 27 dny +15

    He wasn’t talking to you ladies. He was speaking to Catholic Women!!!

    • @user-jw5gf1pf6r
      @user-jw5gf1pf6r Před 17 dny +2

      @@balayagesalon Being a Catholic woman involves the same fundamental human experience as any other woman, but it is also shaped by specific religious beliefs and practices. No it is not the same.

  • @gloriaftorres7008
    @gloriaftorres7008 Před 27 dny +29

    I wanna say how VERY disappointed I am with Hoda & Jenna-who used to be my very favorite non-biased daytime show hosts - until now! You are absolutely entitled to your opinion, but who gives YOU the right to judge this young man who was simply stating his-based on his faith. WHY do so many take personal offense over remarks made by a traditional devout Catholic man to a CATHOLIC group of graduates at a CATHOLIC College about traditional CATHOLIC values? And by the way, he NEVER said for women NOT TO pursue a career or that there was anything wrong with it. You act as if he was speaking directly to you! And last I heard, you 2 weren’t on the invite list.
    Although these were sound, legitimate statements that would benefit any sensible, self respecting young woman who genuinely cares about life, true love, family, & the future of our society, it need not be followed if it doesn't suit you. So calm down, stay in your lane, do your thing & quit judging this young man for having the courage to speak HIS truth. God bless Harrison Butker! Guess it’s Kelly & Mark from now on 🤷🏻‍♀️
    Side note: He received a standing O, & his jersey has sold out-mostly in women’s sizes 😉

    • @Nyabennah
      @Nyabennah Před 24 dny +1

      But sadly, you will still listen to them.

    • @EstherC-gz7co
      @EstherC-gz7co Před 20 dny +1

      It's not faith-based, it's the will to hurt human rights.

    • @PO-gt7xl
      @PO-gt7xl Před 20 dny

      ​@@EstherC-gz7co how if he was just stating is faith based opinion to faith based people. And he didn't tell that that they have to do it, he just stated his faith based opinion.

    • @EstherC-gz7co
      @EstherC-gz7co Před 20 dny +4

      @@PO-gt7xl He's saying women's vocation and true way of thriving is to have children and support their husbands (thriving through their careers...). This is mansplaining + attacking women's rights and dignity + not recognizing most women will not thrive as stay-at-home moms.
      And if if was only faith based, why on earth would he be stating such things in front of young women proud of graduating ?
      He was there to influence them.

    • @chi8772
      @chi8772 Před 18 dny +2

      @@EstherC-gz7coexactly

  • @tomstewart2426
    @tomstewart2426 Před 28 dny +85

    Why do you care about the opinions of what this devout Catholic man shared with this devout Catholic College that he was asked to speak at?
    Harrison didn’t one time suggest that women don’t have the right to make whatever choice they want in their life. He is just urging MEN AND WOMEN to lean into and cling onto their Catholic faith and values based on the teachings of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. These teachings are exactly what people need to hear in order to get back to being a strong country and society, centered on God and Family, not careers and material things of this world.
    If you don’t like his opinions then move on and don’t attack this GOOD MAN OF GOD.

    • @cady__
      @cady__ Před 27 dny +5

      It was a commencement speech for THE GRADUATES - NOT HIMSELF. And many of the graduates said they were upset he made the speech so selfish and about what HE thinks everyone should do. He kicks footballs, he should stay in his lane

    • @theresa922
      @theresa922 Před 27 dny +2

      Well the nuns didn't agree with him either. There is such a thing as the "tone" of the message. Read between the lines.

    • @SweetJustice11
      @SweetJustice11 Před 26 dny

      @@cady__ 💯

    • @SweetJustice11
      @SweetJustice11 Před 26 dny

      💯

    • @generalnikkerson
      @generalnikkerson Před 26 dny

      What both the graduates and the media found troubling wasn't the speaker's devout Catholic views but his departure from the celebratory tone expected at such an event. Graduations are meant to honor hard work and inspire future endeavors. However, instead of offering congratulations, the speaker asserted that female graduates had been misled and would face limited futures due to their gender.
      To illustrate the impact, consider if the roles were reversed: imagine a female speaker at a predominantly male profession's graduation, who congratulates only women and suggests men should quit because they're better suited for another field.
      It's crucial to clarify that Catholic doctrine doesn't inherently limit women's success. Many women hold significant roles within the Church, including psychologists and leaders in social services. The problem lies in the speaker's demoralizing remarks, not in Catholic beliefs.

  • @catcardinalli197
    @catcardinalli197 Před 28 dny +11

    Another guy “mansplaining” what women SHOULD want for their lives.

  • @terrybuckalew6874
    @terrybuckalew6874 Před 28 dny +17

    He is a hero Love your children and care for them like gold in and out of the womb they are a gift from God and the most important job you have for your views your faith don't let others give them theirs

  • @crimsonthumos3905
    @crimsonthumos3905 Před 28 dny +177

    He is a traditional Catholic man who was INVITED to speak at a traditional Catholic University full of other traditional Catholics. The audience gave him a standing ovation at the end. These are affairs of the Catholic community, if you don't like it- it's simply none of your business.

    • @jodyvollmer4125
      @jodyvollmer4125 Před 28 dny +4

      🤮

    • @user-ej4th4pq9k
      @user-ej4th4pq9k Před 28 dny +17

      When did Jesus say that women have to stay at home?

    • @firstnamelastname2197
      @firstnamelastname2197 Před 28 dny

      @@user-ej4th4pq9k he didnt say they "have" to stay at home. homemaking is one of the most important things, raising children, giving them blessed childhoods, living for one's children before oneself is important and good for men and women, but of both genders, women are generally better suited to do this as their chief vocation. the maternal bond is much deeper and even physiological, the intimacy of breastfeeding and all the instincts and chemicals that are unique to the mother to her child (when properly bonded) and the fact that women DO even out of marriage find more comfort and meaning in more domestic and social-oriented careers, all mean that if either parent has to stay at home, it is almost certainly going to be the woman unless there is a physical or mental health problem. men are more prone to cabin fever, they are more motivated by adventure and status building and more technical pursuits, as we see in their choices in careers and free time. far more men use their free time to play war games, competitive and/or aggressive sports, whereas far more women use their free time to sit down with a coffee and socialize, or engage with sentimental media in gossip magazines and women's talk shows and tiktok, or to concern themselves with makeup and fashion. men often have more interest in history, in wars and adventure, while women are often most interested in modern media about relationships, dramas about interpersonal dynamics, etc. men are more inclined to either more solitary or technical jobs like engineering, or, alternatively, to jobs where there is a sense of masculine comradeship like you see among construction workers, whereas women are more inclined to jobs in social services where there is a lot of emotional interaction, AND when they go into jobs that are not like that, we see them bring that stuff in there, feminizing the environment with messages of "validation" and comfort such as at universities, and they even often talk about their students in a maternal way, and about "building relationships" whereas the males in the environment generally just want to get on with whatever is at hand and they are alienated or frustrated by the sentimentalism. we see in politics that women are much more concerned about things like animal welfare and "validating" minorities and nurturing refugees/immigrants than are men.
      statistics and simple common sense and observation proves these trends. we all know it's there, even if you find a man who wants to be a hairdresser or a woman who loves call of duty. for these reasons, it is a natural and intuitive thing that societies and communities divide labour in the family by the breadwinner and homemaker. all these trends for women, their affinity for beautifying through makeup and hair and fashion, and their being highly emotionally motivated, much more driven by empathy and interested in following and contributing to the intricacies of interpersonal relationships--all these things are "homemaker" qualities. rather than in all the idle pursuits of modern society, all those qualities are fulfilled when the home is made beautiful and "homely", an environment of feminine comfort and sensitivity, a sanctuary from the outside world, somewhere husband and child feel at peace, and, furthermore, they do this to the whole community when they belong to one, all the women coming together to make the church and festivals beautiful and they find great joy in that. empathy and sensitivity is better placed in one's child than in politics and strangers, and the tendency to create a soft and validating environment is better placed in the sanctuary of the home rather than in our institutions.
      none of this is problematic, and it's all plain as day. the only issue one might have with it is finding it "inconvenient"

    • @thatbrazilianchap
      @thatbrazilianchap Před 28 dny

      Fanatical catholics you may add. Most catholic countries do not follow these archaic ideas of genderized social caste. But American seem to love taking things to the extreme…

    • @ybrix101
      @ybrix101 Před 27 dny +8

      @@user-ej4th4pq9k Where in Harrison's speech did he say that?

  • @jessecharles6176
    @jessecharles6176 Před 29 dny +190

    If a woman chooses to Work. So be it. And if a woman decides to raise a Family and stay home.
    Amen as well.
    No need for Anyone to get offended.
    They have Catholic Values. It's how he sees it as a Practicing Catholic.

    • @timothybrown8424
      @timothybrown8424 Před 29 dny +16

      @TrologeeOh yeah, I can definitely tell that you’re 15 years old. Go through some life experiences first on your own then after that, you can provide proper perspective. Until then, sit it out because you haven’t experienced enough to have people take your opinion about this subject seriously.

    • @NickYankee
      @NickYankee Před 29 dny +5

      @@timothybrown8424 so some people aren't entitled to opinions?

    • @timothybrown8424
      @timothybrown8424 Před 29 dny +11

      @@NickYankee No they are, but his doesn’t hold as much weight because he hasn’t even experienced adulthood yet and living on his own.

    • @roxinewilliams4479
      @roxinewilliams4479 Před 29 dny +4

      He’s young, and he’s smart! 😊

    • @laurasc84366
      @laurasc84366 Před 29 dny +5

      Decide, bro. Most women do it all.

  • @ManeGal75
    @ManeGal75 Před 28 dny +23

    Hoda & Jenna, he was not “speaking for everyone”. He did not address this how you are trying to define it. He simply was addressing that no matter what working path they take…that when the time comes, being a wife, mother, and homemaker is the most important/fulfilling vocation of all. After all, you will be raising the next generation of people to administer, preserve, and care for what is being passed on to them.

    • @user-zb3is3fs3s
      @user-zb3is3fs3s Před 21 dnem +1

      What if you cannot have children?

    • @anniegoulaheee8025
      @anniegoulaheee8025 Před 13 dny

      This is how he thinks the world should work to his terms. To make HIM happy. He's not doing anything for Jesus, these are things Tim simply wants for himself. So HIS world can be a better place.

    • @ManeGal75
      @ManeGal75 Před 9 dny

      @@user-zb3is3fs3s If one cannot have children, but wishes to have children, most people adopt.

  • @verlamcdonald7659
    @verlamcdonald7659 Před 29 dny +104

    Hoda and Jenna, what happened to your statement about Not judging people? This young man was speaking to Catholic students not to you. The students understood him. Their parents raised them Catholic. You are always saying we need to be kinder…,you also need to be kinder😊

    • @user-ki2vh1uc5k
      @user-ki2vh1uc5k Před 29 dny +4

      Well said!!!

    • @amyreynolds3619
      @amyreynolds3619 Před 29 dny +3

      How does he or you know what religion those graduates are? I went to Baptist College in Charleston, South Carolina and they changed their name a year before I graduated to try and get others to attend. I'm Jewish and went there because it was close to where I lived and worked. No one told me to be a Baptist to attend there. That's against the law. He was supposed to enlighten the graduates not tell his religious beliefs. They already knew what their school was like. Duh.

    • @maryscarnecchia2753
      @maryscarnecchia2753 Před 29 dny +1

      I am Catholic and I don’t agree with anything he said and it was not the time and place to say it! And I went to Catholic middle school and we had Jewish kids on our class so not everyone is Catholic. This is not the belief of most Catholics! I keep hearing it was a Catholic audience no this is extremist views even for Catholics.

    • @wendynichols8524
      @wendynichols8524 Před 29 dny +5

      It’s a Benedictine college. You need to understand what that means. There is a reason he got a standing ovation from the students.

    • @maryscarnecchia2753
      @maryscarnecchia2753 Před 29 dny +1

      Again it’s a catholic college does not mean they have these extreme views or agree with what he was saying. People stating that as a reason but it’s not so stop. Stop agreeing with it cuz of the “religion” of the college. They have interviewed students who did not stand or clap.

  • @jlg993
    @jlg993 Před 29 dny +33

    Since when is money and success more important than loving your family? Harrison Butker is 100% CORRECT

    • @dbecks241
      @dbecks241 Před 29 dny +4

      Why did he address only the women instead of everybody about this? Why wasn’t it “the majority of you are looking to becoming parents?”

    • @renewilson2540
      @renewilson2540 Před 29 dny +1

      Lol, that is NOT want he said because that point is agreeable.

    • @thetannaree
      @thetannaree Před 29 dny

      🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

    • @thetannaree
      @thetannaree Před 29 dny +2

      @@dbecks241don’t go asking the fools in these comments to embrace logic 😂

    • @jlg993
      @jlg993 Před 28 dny

      @dbecks241 Because he's speaking from his experience with his wife. The truth is the truth regardless of what gender you hear it from.

  • @ann-mariemcintire3282
    @ann-mariemcintire3282 Před 29 dny +112

    Good grief...the queens of taking things out of context? He didn't say women couldn't have a career...but he was esteeming the role of wife and mother. Y'all are very disappointing. But maybe you all just have to read a script that is put in front of you.

    • @maurawhelan3530
      @maurawhelan3530 Před 28 dny +10

      He knows nothing about being a wife or mother.

    • @Webbgurl2000
      @Webbgurl2000 Před 28 dny +13

      He implied this to women who had worked hard to earn their degrees. He had no business judging them.

    • @ybrix101
      @ybrix101 Před 27 dny +4

      I'm disappointed in these two. I would have thought Hoda and Jenna would be different.

    • @Shawn-nq7du
      @Shawn-nq7du Před 27 dny

      Amen! Unfortunately, there is nothing between the ears of a lot of CZcamsrs. They let the media frame the response and forget they have a brain to frame their own response and they jump on the bandwagon. He is clearly articulating the paramount role of motherhood. He never says women should not work.

    • @lovildavila8399
      @lovildavila8399 Před 27 dny

      ​@@maurawhelan3530exactly, that's why he's praising them

  • @crossedtheline87
    @crossedtheline87 Před 29 dny +150

    He wasn't talking to you or all women. He was talking to the Catholic women at Benedictine. Get over it. God Bless Harrison.

    • @acusculpt
      @acusculpt Před 29 dny +12

      Belittling the accomplishments of female graduates is criminal, Catholic or not! Shame on you!

    • @mt_v96
      @mt_v96 Před 29 dny +14

      Catholic women do not need to be told to lean into their vocation of wife and mother. Honoring the dedication of years and commitment to earn a degree is the purpose of a commencement ceremony. I would’ve been furious if I heard that garbage at any of my graduations! I did not go through schooling to become a wife and mother. I have become one but I did not go through extensive education to do those vocations. This speech would be a deterrent for any future female applicant to that school unless they are going to college ONLY to earn a MRS.

    • @crossedtheline87
      @crossedtheline87 Před 28 dny +6

      @@mt_v96 You may need to freshen up on your listening skills. God Bless Harrison!!!!

    • @crossedtheline87
      @crossedtheline87 Před 28 dny +4

      @@acusculpt He wasn't "Belittling" women. You need to listen to his speech. He actually praised women for what they do. Shame on you for not listening but commenting.

    • @acusculpt
      @acusculpt Před 28 dny +5

      @@crossedtheline87 I listened to the whole speech and was even more disturbed. His wife would laugh at the idea that she might have followed her dreams and had a career instead of being subservient to a boy? Agree to disagree but if my daughter were graduating that day and I heard the garbage coming out of his mouth I would’ve been enraged.

  • @kristeng2142
    @kristeng2142 Před 29 dny +377

    I’m confused why people are so outraged by this. It takes all of two seconds to find out through Google search that Benedictine college is a Catholic College. The college literally states “As a Catholic college, Benedictine College is committed to those beliefs and natural principles that form the framework of the Judeo-Christian tradition, and it is committed further to those specific matters of faith of the Roman Catholic tradition.” Of course, his speech is going to be about God and traditional men/women family roles. Clearly nobody at that institution cares about who they may be offending by practicing their religion. Nobody forced you to listen to his speech. The beautiful thing about this country is that you’re free to believe in and practice whatever values you want.

    • @user-ki2vh1uc5k
      @user-ki2vh1uc5k Před 29 dny +31

      Well stated! The media ignored the facts as usual. The bashed a young man for adhering to his deeply held religious beliefs. He didn't give a speech to the NFL or to a liberal public university.

    • @thetannaree
      @thetannaree Před 29 dny +34

      And the beautiful thing is that people can react in disagreement and talk about that too
      🤡🤡🤡

    • @kelseyferro
      @kelseyferro Před 29 dny +47

      Why would these women be at college and be allowed to get a degree if that was truly the stance of the school.

    • @gregbet6948
      @gregbet6948 Před 29 dny +18

      ​@@kelseyferrolol the college doesn't believe that women shouldn't be allowed to learn lol

    • @user-ki2vh1uc5k
      @user-ki2vh1uc5k Před 29 dny +18

      @@kelseyferro An educated woman makes for a better wife, Mom and citizen. I had a college degree in education. My husband's an Ivy League graduate. We are intellectually compatible because we are both highly educated. I stayed at home to raise my 3 kids. I was their first teacher. All 3 children are academically gifted/ high IQs. I think it's because they had educated parents who read to them and taught them at home before they went to preschool. I also used my education degree to help other people's kids. I volunteered to tutor kids who couldn't afford to pay for tutoring at a learning center. Obviously, my college degree did not go to waste because I stayed at home to raise 3 kids.

  • @wolfofthewest8019
    @wolfofthewest8019 Před 26 dny +13

    "Who are we to judge how other people live?" she says as she judges how Catholics live.

  • @susanbutler96
    @susanbutler96 Před 25 dny +27

    He wasn’t talking to you. He was talking to Christian Catholic women AND men.

    • @hanatirk4375
      @hanatirk4375 Před 21 dnem +6

      Nope, he was talking to women in general. He have no right to tell women what to do with their lives. The audacity of men have no boundaries.

    • @sharonharris9782
      @sharonharris9782 Před 20 dny +3

      No Susan, not all Catholics believe the crap he spewed.

    • @susanbutler96
      @susanbutler96 Před 20 dny +2

      @@sharonharris9782 Well, it’s not crap. Just because you don’t agree with him doesn’t mean it’s crap.

    • @PO-gt7xl
      @PO-gt7xl Před 20 dny

      ​@@hanatirk4375 Nope, he was talking to that graduating Catholic class. And he was not telling them that they have to, he was just giving his opinion.

    • @chi8772
      @chi8772 Před 18 dny

      @@sharonharris9782exactly

  • @jonathanstensberg
    @jonathanstensberg Před 29 dny +121

    Imagine being upset that someone had the audacity to suggest loving your family is more important that being a corporate wage slave…

    • @shaunjonesrealestateteam20
      @shaunjonesrealestateteam20 Před 29 dny +1

      This! 1009

    • @bethmortali3949
      @bethmortali3949 Před 29 dny +7

      I was a nurse for 40 years and it was every bit as important as my kids

    • @samspamoli196
      @samspamoli196 Před 29 dny

      @@bethmortali3949poor kids

    • @shaunjonesrealestateteam20
      @shaunjonesrealestateteam20 Před 29 dny +11

      @@bethmortali3949if your job is as important as your kids then something is wrong. I assume you hate capitalism too which is extremely ironic

    • @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508
      @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508 Před 29 dny +6

      @@shaunjonesrealestateteam20 People (at least those with more than 3 brain cells) are capable of enjoying multiple things at once. I like pizza and my enjoyment of pizza doesn't diminish the fact that I also like sushi. Nurses work tireless shifts, being awfully paid, dealing with everything from drug addicts to kids with leukemia, and are vital people in our healthcare system. Doing that for 40 years should be important. Most women would actually agree, including housewives.

  • @JHTotusTuus
    @JHTotusTuus Před 29 dny +5

    1:29 “Everybody was mad about that?” He got a standing ovation! The only people that are mad are you liberal elitists. Also, he never “told” women how to live their life. He shared in his own family experience and what we as FAITHFUL Catholics believe and strive for.

  • @steve19811
    @steve19811 Před 29 dny +78

    People are so triggered because the constant narrative has been breached and he said it with integrity too....thus he has the upper hand...

  • @vickysmith5251
    @vickysmith5251 Před 29 dny +178

    He’s not judging you liberal ladies, but you choose to feel judged and offended by him since your beliefs and values do not resonate with his traditional values. There happen to be many women out there who share his thoughts and respect and priority he shows for his faith and family.

    • @thetannaree
      @thetannaree Před 29 dny +3

      Ok klanconcubine- cool story 😂

    • @jimmynotorio1050
      @jimmynotorio1050 Před 29 dny +5

      Did he specify what type of women he was talking about? Also why other catholic women disagree with him too?

    • @amandar.9872
      @amandar.9872 Před 29 dny +6

      Chose to feel offended, is the exact words.

    • @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508
      @mypantsarefilledwithbeans6508 Před 29 dny

      He literally said (and this is an exact quote) "and I think it is you, the women, who have had the most diabolical of lies told to you". I'm sorry, but how in the world is saying that we have been told "the most diabolical of lies" NOT judgemental and misogynistic? Let's also not skip past the "dangerous gender ideologies" and "the tyranny of diversity, equity, and inclusion" (that last one actually sounds like something a movie villain would say) lines.

    • @JAy-ct2bu
      @JAy-ct2bu Před 28 dny

      Liberal women can't even tell you what a woman is. Don't give them so much credit

  • @winnerscircleonly8077
    @winnerscircleonly8077 Před 29 dny +153

    Just so I’m understanding here, he is a Catholic man preaching Catholic beliefs at a Catholic university to Catholic men and women and yall have an issue with that?

    • @lauriecoughlan4061
      @lauriecoughlan4061 Před 29 dny +1

      I'm a catholic, those are not those our beliefs, those are 1940 beliefs, millions of women have no desire to get married, or have kids!

    • @scholarssolutions6735
      @scholarssolutions6735 Před 29 dny +29

      Did you miss the part where multiple Catholic women, including at that very school, were furious?

    • @nataliegarcia1810
      @nataliegarcia1810 Před 29 dny +22

      There is nothing “Catholic” about what he said.

    • @gregorypaul7898
      @gregorypaul7898 Před 29 dny +1

      This is right wing propaganda dressed up as "religious speech".

    • @peteyf7724
      @peteyf7724 Před 29 dny +9

      A lot of bitter women in these comments

  • @patriciaflowers701
    @patriciaflowers701 Před 28 dny +11

    Dude looks like he's straight out of the handmaid's tale!

  • @SilverBow
    @SilverBow Před 29 dny +206

    I would rather listen to Harrison Butker than Hooda & Jenna. Maybe he should have a Morning Show.

    • @CapnRojo
      @CapnRojo Před 28 dny +21

      Why are you here then? Hate viewing as a hobby?

    • @leavethemkidsalone860
      @leavethemkidsalone860 Před 28 dny +3

      Agreed. Haven't watched in forever. Standing ovation does not mean mad Hoda.

    • @Dont.Tread.On.Me1974
      @Dont.Tread.On.Me1974 Před 28 dny

      ​@@CapnRojowe all have a right to voice our opinion about this mind rot especially since it's this garbage that's destroying our country

    • @Dont.Tread.On.Me1974
      @Dont.Tread.On.Me1974 Před 28 dny +2

      I agree and cancel ALL the MSM!

    • @patriciaflowers701
      @patriciaflowers701 Před 28 dny +5

      Nobody's stopping you! Bye!

  • @richardwatenpaugh1741
    @richardwatenpaugh1741 Před 29 dny +47

    It’s his opinion and he is entitled to that. I don’t think he was degrading anybody’s education. Motherhood is a very honor vocation.

  • @michaeljaffrey7958
    @michaeljaffrey7958 Před 29 dny +61

    Having ears they hear not.

  • @nbk7180
    @nbk7180 Před 29 dny +82

    The audience gave him a standing ovation. All these reactions are hilarious.

    • @Megan-19
      @Megan-19 Před 28 dny

      Yes, because they're far right wing Catholics.

  • @marycastro7899
    @marycastro7899 Před 29 dny +20

    Also, homemakers are a huge part of their viewers .... they sound Ridiculous! He had a wonderful speach! God Bless ❤

  • @bellaangel4422
    @bellaangel4422 Před 28 dny +29

    These two are just clucking hens at an old stuffy social club! I loved his speech. As a mother of 3 I hate hearing people emasculate men. I build my sons up to be strong men. I earned a degree but my best accomplishments have been as a mother and wife. That’s my decision!

    • @katieann1908
      @katieann1908 Před 27 dny +2

      Because they can't see the truth. It's very very sad

  • @jdwfenton
    @jdwfenton Před 23 dny +27

    He was on his own time, speaking at a Catholic University and voicing his opinion. Notice they didn't show the standing ovation he got at the end of the speech. That would of gone against the narrative.

    • @Ovprksdnw
      @Ovprksdnw Před 21 dnem

      Notice they didn't show the boos from the graduating women Butker got at the end of the speech (and yes, the claps from the graduating men and their fathers... shocking). At least be objective about the narrative you cite

  • @debbiefelde7914
    @debbiefelde7914 Před 29 dny +10

    It's sad that Harrison can't even give his opinion without women jumping down is throat. I think his speech was great. He spoke the truth.

  • @azyurentertainment1496
    @azyurentertainment1496 Před 25 dny +2

    I think parents both can be the "mom's and dad's" their children need, AND have successful careers outside of the home.

  • @bell4289
    @bell4289 Před 28 dny +2

    Harrison simply spoke truth in the face of lies, light in the shadow of darkness, and courage in the heart of despair!

  • @Thoughts_today
    @Thoughts_today Před 28 dny +16

    Harrison was talking about his wife and his family, not all woman and families. I have two grown children and have always worked, he did not offend me at all. He is completely right if people can do this. He is not telling you what to do. I think he is one amazing young man!!!

  • @AveMaria-wu1rt
    @AveMaria-wu1rt Před 29 dny +25

    Matthew 5:11-12
    Blessed are you when they have slandered you, and persecuted you, and spoken all kinds of evil against you, falsely, for my sake:be glad and exult, for your reward in heaven is plentiful. For so they persecuted the prophets who were before you.

  • @Everything-ww4ph
    @Everything-ww4ph Před 28 dny +2

    Congratulations to Harrison Butker on telling women what their true job is in life

  • @MH72077
    @MH72077 Před 28 dny +103

    Out of everything happening in this country, this is what you choose to be outraged by!?!

  • @Antonia-Hollain
    @Antonia-Hollain Před 26 dny +18

    As a woman who now has a career but stayed home and raised my children when they were young. I am so grateful for the words this man spoke of the value and importance of being a homemaker. It was by far the most important and the hardest job I have ever done. I say get your educations ladies and have your careers but when you become a parent if you choose to stay home and raise your children, it is truly worth putting your career on a temporary hold. You cannot get that time back with your children. Your career will still be there awaiting your return, and you will be even better at it after doing a job harder than any other.
    There is beauty in what this man said. What ever happened to the movement of praising stay home moms? Now we take something like this and turn it into a negative. If he would’ve praised woman who have careers only they would say he has no value for his wife who is a stay home mom. Can’t we see there is always a way to turn everyone’s words into a negative or positive depending what our agenda is. Focus on the positive and you will see the positive.
    Focus on the negative and you will see the negative. Let’s come together and stop this I’m offended attitude every time someone speaks. Also, agree that he spoke at a catholic school to young men and woman that support Catholic values. Even if I didn’t agree, it wouldn’t offend me as a career girl. I love his honoring of his partner and respect for a woman. ❤

    • @ecstanton
      @ecstanton Před 21 dnem +1

      Don't you think there are men who would see value in staying home to raise the kids and be a homemaker...why would he not include them in his speech?

    • @susanbutler96
      @susanbutler96 Před 20 dny +1

      Well said!!

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Před 20 dny

      Those who are not happy with what he said are equally entitled to their opinions

  • @wyattstill9820
    @wyattstill9820 Před 29 dny +129

    I guarantee both of these women did not take the time to watch the entire speech or listen to what this man said.

    • @windsup2day
      @windsup2day Před 29 dny +2

      They are likely choosing to be controversial for the sake of their ratings. So unfair to this man's speech addressing a group of Catholic College graduates.

    • @JAy-ct2bu
      @JAy-ct2bu Před 28 dny

      Even if they did their job is to direct the soft headed liberal in their direction

  • @curtmercer5474
    @curtmercer5474 Před 28 dny +36

    Stop getting offended about a normal statement of traditional values. You are what's wrong with this country.

    • @MrDavfit
      @MrDavfit Před 20 dny +2

      tradition values of treating women as less than..

    • @1c2h3e4u5n6g
      @1c2h3e4u5n6g Před 20 dny +1

      And you get to decide what’s “normal”, do you ?

    • @t4r478
      @t4r478 Před 20 dny

      @@MrDavfithow?

    • @curtmercer5474
      @curtmercer5474 Před 20 dny +1

      No, hundreds of years of history has done that. His way of life has lead to human flourishing. A matriarchal, manless society has led to depression and sadness. There ARE exceptions and people need to do what they need to survive and provide but this is just a ridiculous controversy.

  • @GayleyGhost
    @GayleyGhost Před 28 dny +134

    Homemakers are the bedrock of our society! Thank you Harrison

    • @pamelahornick8108
      @pamelahornick8108 Před 28 dny +5

      Then men should do it if it's so important. 😂😵‍💫

    • @Shawn-nq7du
      @Shawn-nq7du Před 27 dny

      Amen! That is why our society is so jacked up because we forgot.

    • @teri526
      @teri526 Před 27 dny

      Yes...but who said the homemaker is only a woman?

    • @pomerlain8924
      @pomerlain8924 Před 27 dny +1

      Say that to his mother, a renowned physicist. I guess she wasn't home enough to make him feel loved.

    • @only1joy
      @only1joy Před 25 dny

      The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. Being a Mother is the most important "job" in the world.

  • @melissacaraballo2976
    @melissacaraballo2976 Před 28 dny +40

    This was the best commencement speech I’ve ever heard.✝️

    • @karennewkirk2627
      @karennewkirk2627 Před 16 dny +1

      Go loatem to Dr Daniel Black's commencement speech. I'd venture to say u will change your mind after the first 30 seconds!

  • @billringer4420
    @billringer4420 Před 29 dny +173

    A PEW RESEARCH poll just last year showed that 88% of women considered motherhood as one of their greatest and most rewarding accomplishments. What is the agenda of a media to twist these words into an anti family unit spin? The very same people were spouting the gloriousness of motherhood on mother's day.

    • @amyreynolds3619
      @amyreynolds3619 Před 29 dny +16

      How about asking men that?

    • @yolandayoung7462
      @yolandayoung7462 Před 29 dny +2

      please supply reference so that I can read.

    • @acwilson4714
      @acwilson4714 Před 29 dny +7

      I agree. Despite the virtue signaling on Mother's Day--this culture belittles mothers and their significance in a child's life. A mom who is home with her children especially when they are very young--has tremendous influence on how they will function as adults.

    • @leeg1069
      @leeg1069 Před 29 dny +9

      There is a difference between celebrating motherhood and suggesting that women should only be mothers or that their life is somehow sad and incomplete if they don't have children. When people talk about fatherhood nobody assumes that it is somehow an alternative to a career. They get to enjoy both experiences.

    • @dave9547
      @dave9547 Před 29 dny +2

      They're mouthpieces for the machine.

  • @goodday3796
    @goodday3796 Před 28 dny +6

    long live butker

  • @amandar.9872
    @amandar.9872 Před 29 dny +25

    It's not an elitist comment to make. My favorite day of life was my wedding and the birth of my children. I'm more excited about that than anything else outside of God. God ,family.... then everything else. This is not a novel idea. I agree with everything this man said. Men are needed. Families need to stay together. We need fathers in the family. Strong ones.

  • @DrSuzy-pl2zp
    @DrSuzy-pl2zp Před 28 dny +59

    Harrison's speech was amazing and full of truth. He never said to the women, not to work. I thank God for Harrison and his Godly family.

  • @LJStatues
    @LJStatues Před 29 dny +11

    Yet none of these people care about his teammate, racing his car down crowded highways, causing major collisions, and then proceeding to stuff guns and his waistband and run away from the scene of the accident. But this man and his dangerous words

  • @joenop3393
    @joenop3393 Před 29 dny +126

    It’s his opinion. He’s entitled to it.

    • @timothybrown8424
      @timothybrown8424 Před 29 dny +12

      Right, no matter how idiotic it sounds.

    • @NickYankee
      @NickYankee Před 29 dny +12

      sure, and everyone with a critical thought in their brain can criticize it.

    • @calvee1100
      @calvee1100 Před 29 dny

      "eVeRyOne hAz RiTe tO PiNiOn!" 🤡

    • @mcoutant8964
      @mcoutant8964 Před 29 dny +1

      Until he starts preaching it to graduates at their commencement.

    • @samspamoli196
      @samspamoli196 Před 29 dny +7

      @@mcoutant8964 why does his free speech stop there?

  • @jmbisho72
    @jmbisho72 Před 29 dny +6

    Commenting on a 20 min speech based off of a 30 second clip. You mischaracterized what he says and leave out a lot of important context/info. Besides his speech was directed at Catholic students at a Chatholic school. Get a clue!

    • @oregonziggy2391
      @oregonziggy2391 Před 28 dny

      Actually listening to the whole speech. Makes it even worse.

  • @normanwells2755
    @normanwells2755 Před 29 dny +42

    0:51 No he doesn't say they should be for marriage and babies. He said many women are more excited about that role, including his wife. And that some segments of society have lied to women, telling them that careers outside the home were the only important ones (and I have heard that since the '70s).

    • @tracyk415
      @tracyk415 Před 29 dny +3

      Noooo that's not what he said. Stop....dude. He's saying that BEING A WIFE AND MOTHER are the most important and glorious....that's it. oh and he denounced gays too and equity and inclusion. he's awful.

  • @rl2546
    @rl2546 Před 29 dny +21

    What a beautiful speech!!! 🎉🎉🥳🥳

  • @tesam.9296
    @tesam.9296 Před 29 dny +50

    I was so disappointed by this response. It makes me sad how you twisted what he said and demeaned his support of traditional values. He didn’t even say what you are claiming and are offended by. It seems no one is allowed an opinion or worldview other than the left’s these days. A man who has the courage to stand boldly, and to kindly share solid biblical values, should be appreciated and praised, not torn down.

    • @Katobur
      @Katobur Před 25 dny +1

      I’m disappointed by your response.

  • @Lincolnsdaddy762
    @Lincolnsdaddy762 Před 23 dny +3

    I don’t imagine too many people would disagree with him. What’s wrong with a woman who loves her kids and husband more than anything else?

  • @salonsarwar4557
    @salonsarwar4557 Před 29 dny +76

    The homemaker has the ultimate career. All other careers exist for one purpose only. And that is to support the ultimate career - C. S. Lewis.

    • @Marcus-eb4yx
      @Marcus-eb4yx Před 28 dny +3

      Wow... Well said!

    • @CA-tz2sg
      @CA-tz2sg Před 28 dny +2

      Amen!

    • @N4m3B33
      @N4m3B33 Před 28 dny +1

      Lewis is based.

    • @melissagreye8445
      @melissagreye8445 Před 28 dny +1

      Try telling that to most employers when ask about the gap in your resume.

    • @pamelahornick8108
      @pamelahornick8108 Před 28 dny +2

      If men think being a homemaker is the ultimate career then let them do it.

  • @alainakristine14
    @alainakristine14 Před 29 dny +32

    His speech was absolutely amazing!!!!! We need more men like him 🤍🤍🙏🏼 CHRIST IS KING🤍

  • @kam1470
    @kam1470 Před 29 dny +5

    All i can say is congrats to all women that agree with him and are not twisted by left drama.
    P.s for all liberal ladies and guys out there 2 ststements/question 1) Any updates from ukraine feminist fighting in ukraine or is it feminism only in time of peace? 2) you anti Catholic people are not tolerant enough. It was Catholic College and they have every right to not bring whoever they want for the speech.

  • @dsmith4513
    @dsmith4513 Před 29 dny +42

    He gave a great speech. He's a proud Christian. Bravo.!

  • @tinajof4059
    @tinajof4059 Před 28 dny +6

    GREAT SPEECH Harrison!
    We need MORE people like you🙏

  • @ltd196
    @ltd196 Před 29 dny +8

    Love Harrison Butker. He’s 100% right. While women are equally smart, talented, and fully capable of careers. We possess something men do not. We have the awesome ability to carry and grow another human being. We cooperate with God, and our husbands to bring forth the gift of LIFE. We are unique and there’s nothing more fulfilling than being a mother. And if we’re able, giving and sacrificing our lives to our children, our husbands, and our family. This calling magnifies women. It doesn’t diminish women!! Thank you Mr. Butker!

    • @Megan-19
      @Megan-19 Před 28 dny

      🤮🤮🤮

    • @nickt.7305
      @nickt.7305 Před 28 dny +1

      @ltf196. Well said. It’s unfortunate that you have you state what should be obvious to most. Thank you

  • @mccra9480
    @mccra9480 Před 29 dny +8

    Jenna, you said it yourself, you're breaking down to your husband because you are forcing your career on top of the most noble role you could ever have, which is to be a mother and a wife.

  • @trey4285
    @trey4285 Před 29 dny +13

    I think it’s great that her and husband are equals but there equal partnerships with different roles. Why is that so hard for people to grasp?

    • @ebbb365
      @ebbb365 Před 29 dny +1

      Because this society idolizes money and unfortunately many people would rather accumulate more of it than raise strong families

    • @Megan-19
      @Megan-19 Před 28 dny

      His wife is from Iran, of course she wanted to be a traditional wife 😂😂

    • @natalybailey820
      @natalybailey820 Před 25 dny

      Because it’s hard to escape a bad marriage if you have no education, money, or career.

  • @lpraast
    @lpraast Před 28 dny +30

    You sound bitter. I am so grateful for my mom and her willingness to stay home and take care of us. He was addressing women at a catholic school. His wife is living her best life. Why are you so hateful? Women should support women and support their choices.

    • @user-cp1zh4gu1b
      @user-cp1zh4gu1b Před 27 dny

      Plus what he said wasn't his opinion, these are Catholics believes... At a Catholic university?!

    • @theresa922
      @theresa922 Před 27 dny

      Who is hateful? Sounds a bit dramatic. I have never heard of a woman not supporting another woman's decision to stay home. This is all fabricated..

    • @pomerlain8924
      @pomerlain8924 Před 27 dny +3

      And the women that he was addressing at that catholic college have said they felt uncomfortable listening to a MAN tell them what they should be most happy with.
      Wow, you're grateful that your mom was willing to stay home and take care of you. Good for you. But you, just like Butker, don't speak for everyone. Case in point in Butker's mom. She's a renowned physicist who raised such an ungrateful son. I guess he didn't appreciate his mother focusing on her career while also raising him. She must not have been home enough.

    • @donnamontanarella2403
      @donnamontanarella2403 Před 26 dny

      The left only support choice when it agrees with their agenda. It's sickening. Yet they scream for diversity, acceptance, and tolerance. What a disgrace!

    • @lpraast
      @lpraast Před 21 dnem

      @@pomerlain8924my mom also worked. Around having us. I think you are making a mountain of a mole hill. If women are so offend at a sentence in a speech supporting family values then they probably don’t have enough backbone to be very successful. If people want a career and don’t want kids. Go do it. Be successful. Be happy. But STOP judging others for wanting to set up a strong foundation for their families. We all make choices.

  • @colleenhoffman2817
    @colleenhoffman2817 Před 29 dny +19

    Being a wife and mother is a beautiful
    vocation!!! I don't understand why so many people are upset about his speech! The best thing in my life is my husband and my son!

    • @acusculpt
      @acusculpt Před 29 dny +5

      You don’t need a degree to do that. This one day is dedicated to celebrate the academic achievements of the graduates, the culmination of years of effort! It was not the day to point out wifely duties!

    • @EstherC-gz7co
      @EstherC-gz7co Před 20 dny

      Good for you, but to say it is all women's vocation is hurting all women.

  • @addison.schmitz128
    @addison.schmitz128 Před 29 dny +2

    comments did not disappoint

  • @MiltonGoinsHome
    @MiltonGoinsHome Před 28 dny +26

    OMG, Hoda and Jenna, listen to the whole speech. It's like they're talking about a completely different speech. The men are addressed in this as well. What he said is not controversial, and they are making it controversial.

    • @ecstanton
      @ecstanton Před 24 dny

      Butker should keep his opinions about what women should do to himself. He's offensive

    • @mellanietrujillo7149
      @mellanietrujillo7149 Před 24 dny

      Did you even listen to the whole speech?

  • @phorne02
    @phorne02 Před 29 dny +8

    So glad I don’t watch this show!

  • @Democracyofthedead
    @Democracyofthedead Před 26 dny +11

    Traditional Catholic man, at a traditional Catholic college, sharing traditional Catholic values. Say it, Harrison, my brother, say it!!!

    • @ecstanton
      @ecstanton Před 22 dny +2

      The nuns at the college spoke out against butker's speech.😊

    • @leihope39
      @leihope39 Před 21 dnem

      @@ecstantonHe is a Traditional Catholic and the nuns are liberal Catholics. That makes the difference!

    • @ecstanton
      @ecstanton Před 21 dnem +1

      @@leihope39 I'm just so happy an nfl kicker revealed what he thinks our life's purpose should be.🤣

    • @Ovprksdnw
      @Ovprksdnw Před 17 dny

      @@leihope39 According to you, the Pope is a "liberal" Pope and Jesus who advocated kindness towards EVERYONE (the gays, the trans, the adopted children, the IVF conceived children) is "liberal" Jesus. Lol, no wonder people around the globe are leaving "traditional" (aka hateful) Church in drones

  • @maxnikolenko2302
    @maxnikolenko2302 Před 22 dny +2

    Good For Harrison. God Bless you Man. STAND UP FOR YOUR BELIEFS

  • @caljf9538
    @caljf9538 Před 29 dny +47

    it was a great speech spoken with conviction 💁🏼‍♀️ we need strong men and good women💕

  • @KIKO96786
    @KIKO96786 Před 29 dny +37

    Oh Hoda get over it! Butker is a good person. We need more men like him.

    • @donnamontanarella2403
      @donnamontanarella2403 Před 26 dny

      Of course it offends her immoral lifestyle. For a woman who adopted two little girls at her age, she should appreciate what he was saying about motherhood.

  • @jenniferperez1944
    @jenniferperez1944 Před 29 dny +7

    God bless him, I want a jersey 🙏🏻✝️🌹👑💍✝️✨

  • @LargeGrizzlyBear
    @LargeGrizzlyBear Před 29 dny +21

    Not only are they clearly approaching this topic with a poor understanding of his delivery but more importantly they are highlighting one aspect of his speech to detract attention for the even gnarled things he had to say that were true.

  • @_AandO_
    @_AandO_ Před 28 dny +8

    Shame on you for twisting his speech.

  • @ltraingalaxy122
    @ltraingalaxy122 Před 27 dny +11

    What’s wrong with promoting family , I support that young man

  • @whyareyousoserious5626
    @whyareyousoserious5626 Před 29 dny +59

    Everyone is so quick to judge, but listen to his entire speech and understand the audience he was speaking to, not the media bias and excerpts you see for clicks.

    • @alexflowers97
      @alexflowers97 Před 29 dny +11

      Yeah I did and I still do t like it and I’m a housewife and mother.

    • @aletheab8630
      @aletheab8630 Před 29 dny +14

      I listened to the entire speech and he still comes across as close-minded, misogynistic and homophobic.

    • @lg95
      @lg95 Před 29 dny +8

      Listened to it and I was disgusted…

    • @whyareyousoserious5626
      @whyareyousoserious5626 Před 29 dny +1

      Yeah,…so we all understood that he was speaking at a religious school that shares that same opinion, right? It may not be my view either, but understanding context is really crucial here… I take it a lot of people don’t understand the context and audience he was speaking to - Benedictine College is a conservative catholic college that adheres to church teachings and practice (I implore you to please google them and understand their philosophy) they are old school y’all… respect everyone’s right to their own opinion - last I checked, this is a free country.

    • @oregonziggy2391
      @oregonziggy2391 Před 28 dny

      Actually listening to the entire speech makes is way worse.

  • @scdub
    @scdub Před 21 dnem +2

    He was speaking his lived truth - how dare it be different than yours!

  • @patricklindsay72
    @patricklindsay72 Před 27 dny +2

    No, Jenna, we did NOT learn anything from America Ferrera's monologue in Barbie. And I'm sure we're better off.

  • @gemcan54
    @gemcan54 Před 29 dny +5

    The devil's head and his minions are on fire when the truth is said. Butker God bless you.

  • @charlenemyers5362
    @charlenemyers5362 Před 28 dny +15

    That’s not what he is saying. He was actually praising women. For goodness sake ladies. He didn’t say that women shouldn’t go out to work he was saying that being a mother and wife was a high calling. And it is. Take a breath.

    • @natalybailey820
      @natalybailey820 Před 25 dny +1

      So why didn’t he tell the men that being a father and husband is their highest calling? Why didn’t he mention them, only women?

  • @morristolmachoff8971
    @morristolmachoff8971 Před 28 dny +2

    It's funny how he didn't trash people having careers, but rather than focus on the fact that the greatest thing anyone will do is have a family

    • @natalybailey820
      @natalybailey820 Před 25 dny

      No, he focused solely on women. What about husbands and fathers? That’s why people are irritated.

  • @matthewshields4163
    @matthewshields4163 Před 29 dny +37

    I will root for the Chiefs now. Go Harrison Butker!

  • @DNYLNY
    @DNYLNY Před 29 dny +13

    I've never seen devoted employee on a tombstone but I see devoted wife and mother all the time.

  • @jesse1834
    @jesse1834 Před 29 dny +26

    Um no he was actually giving a shout out to women who choose to be stay at home moms and saying that being a wife and mother is more rewarding than their careers ever will be.

  • @jonkrispeterson6678
    @jonkrispeterson6678 Před 18 dny +1

    Not “because everyone is mad”. He said many of you will be successful in the work place. My wife loved taking care of the family. My daughter has a PH D, and is now leaving the work force to be a mother. In fact, your dialogue is offensive, but it’s great that you get to say it.

  • @Shawn-nq7du
    @Shawn-nq7du Před 26 dny +1

    “According to a 2019 Pew Research Center study, the United States has the highest rate of children living in single-parent households in the world, with 23% of children under 18 living with one parent and no other adults.” In the African American community 7 out of 10 families are single-parent. As an African American this topic is relevant for me and should be for every American. This discussion needs to start in middle school and be further discussed in college. American families are in a crisis and don’t let the deceptive media fool you.