Speaker 1: All right, listen to this. Remember Milo Yiannopoulos? Milo Yiannopoulos
was a he's still British. Milo Yiannopoulos was a guy gay British man,
former guest on this program. He won't come out anymore. I've invited him to figure out what's
going on with them. Won't come out anymore. Milo Yiannopoulos. He became a right wing darling.
His framing was, Listen, I am a I think he. He was gay, Catholic and Jewish. I don't know if who
knows what of this stuff is even true. And his whole position was the left can't go after me.
As one of these homophobic whatever right wingers, because I'm gay and Catholic and Jewish or,
you know, all the all the different things. He then was, I want to be careful with the language.
He then was on video. Sort of defending, I'm not going to use some of the words that
were used to describe it because I don't think it was accurate. He was on video
defending. Sexual contact between adults and what are legally children. And that
kind of torpedoed his career and he disappeared for a while and then more recently, he has kind
of attempted to rehabilitate himself by saying I am now heterosexual. He says he's no longer
gay and. Yeah. Make of that what you will. And he's also now, I guess, a much more devout
Catholic. That's another part of it. So he's been appearing on like Real America's Voice, I think,
and all these different right wing places. And it just he's like, not really getting traction.
So a viewer says David Milo is now selling statuettes of the Virgin Mary.
On unlike a Christian version of the home shopping network, and I said,
guys, this can't possibly be true, it's going to be some kind of satire. It's not. It's not. Milo
Yiannopoulos is now selling Virgin Mary statues and other religious paraphernalia on something
called church militant store. Just look at this. Speaker 5: Hello, and welcome to the church,
Martin Shop. My name is Milo Yiannopoulos, and I'm here with my co-host Deborah Vaughn opening
statement. I'm doing OK. How are you? I'm well, I'm happy because this is the first of our shows
and we're beginning today with, well, probably the most important woman in history when you say,
I think so. She's certainly the most beloved, and we've got today three items all in celebration.
Reverence, of course, of the blessed mother. Speaker 1: Extremely powerful religious items
Speaker 5: here, the Virgin Mary. We're going to start with this wonderful statue,
which we both own. We do, but in different media up different colors. That's right. You've got the
silver finish. And I've got this bronze finish. Speaker 1: So for the low, low price of 87 50,
you can get the adoring Virgin statue with made from cold cast poly resin and either bronze or
silver. Perfect for some kind of strange basement altar
or just keeping on your bedside table. If you're ever having trouble sleeping and need to look at
something that will calm you down. Order now. Speaker 5: Tell us a little bit about the
material this is made from. Because it's not a specialist, it looks like it's going to weigh
a ton and cost $100 to ship, and I want to make sure I have it right. So it's it's a
cold cast and it's hand-painted bronze color, or you can get it in the pewter.
Sometimes it's one or the other might be on backorder, but they come in. It's very
popular, right? It. I have a shrine at home. Speaker 1: Is this funny or is it depressing,
guys? Is it? Is it just depressing that this is what Milo is now doing?
Speaker 5: Now I have mine in in my shrine and it looks very, very nice.
Speaker 1: Well, I was joking about putting it in an altar, but the
woman's literally saying, I have a shrine at Speaker 5: home and you know it. It's called the
adoring Virgin, and I adore her. I actually have a rosary hanging from her. I do the same thing.
Do you do the same thing? One of the nice things about this particular statue, yes, is the shroud.
And on your silver version, something shows up on the back a little bit more than on this one. This
is more of a sort of like an age metal finish on the silver one. You get a little bit more of
the detail popping out, I think, but I'm just to that's a contrast to color, right? I mean,
turning this around, and maybe you could explain to us a little bit about shroud. So the shroud?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So then they get into a different I want to find this other moment
they start talking about, I guess now they move into selling a Bible. This is a year with Mary
Daly meditations on the mother of God. This is a very special Bible. Milo has now put his glasses
on for this because it's very, very serious Speaker 5: or blind, because I think, you know,
just I'm just not sure what I'm going to get out of it because some of it's,
you know, it's just a lot of historical names listed. This is selected to be
endlessly fascinating, you know, every day it's a completely different tone
and style. And also there's lots of St Alphonsus Liguori, but there's also,
you know, Ludi mournful Pope Benedict, the 16th, all kinds of different meditations and thoughts
on Mary. So I thought I'd read one from a fellow Brit, the blessed John Henry Newman.
Speaker 1: So Milo will now read a meditation on the Virgin Mary
from a Bible you can buy for 45 bucks. Speaker 5: So this British writing always
sounds better. Always love to hear you read. Well, thanks, so I'll just read you. This is
day one hundred and fifty five. So there because it is the numbers so you can start it at any time,
but you don't have to wait until January to start your year with her. You can just
you can keep track yourself, thank Speaker 1: God, right? I mean, imagine
having to wait until January to start the readings Speaker 5: if we just use a pencil to check them
off or something. So it's called Mary Vessel of devotion. And in this, the blessed John
Henry Newman illustrates the meaning of devotion and shows how our lady overflowed
with devotion to her son. Hmm. To be devout. Speaker 1: OK, and I'm going to stop it there
because I know I'm trying to. I'm trying to prevent a cringe stream today. This is surreal,
guys. This is completely and totally surreal. And if you go to the church militant shop, you can get
everything from Catholic mugs to package deals, including prayer books and various different
elements. You can get a Catholic Mehta T-shirt. You can also buy metals even in art deco style,
guys. What the hell is going on in this country or any country for that matter, Milos? You know,
he's British. Let me know whether this is sad, funny or something in between.