>> We're not doing it tonight, bro.
It's not gonna leave you feeling satisfied.
I've jerked off and I've gone back to that crap and it makes me feel like garbage.
It makes me empty.
The devil's tried to hinder us with sexual immorality.
The devil's not gonna win.
The devil hates me.
He hates you.
He doesn't like these videos.
He doesn't like you.
He wants you to give into sexual immorality.
Do not do it.
Women get turned on, but men think about war.
>> [LAUGH] >> So Hassan Piker's,
evil dopperganger there, his name is Ryan Foley.
Happens to be a Christian influencer, and
he loves to post TikToks about his Christian identity.
No problem with that.
It becomes a problem when he blames all his issues on the transgender community.
In fact, he admits that he used to watch all sorts of weird porn and
even harass underage girls.
But he says he's a changed man now, let's watch.
>> When I was 18 years old,
I had a Snapchat that I snapchatted younger girls on.
Because I got off to flirting with younger girls in a sexual way.
Shortly after that, I began watching and going on a grinder to hook
up with transgenders because I got off to these things.
I hired prostitutes that were transgenders.
I had sex with many women.
I used to watch murder porn.
And when I was having sex with my wife,
who I falsely married ourselves to justify sex.
Because I had watched pornography of strangulation and murder.
I used to, in my mind, close my eyes and
think about killing her while I was having sex with her and get off to these things.
I tell you these things because time is running out and
I don't care if I'm perceived as a pedophile homosexual murder.
If it helps you understand that anyone can come to God.
>> My God.
>> It did help me understand.
>> Wow, that was a lot.
Now it turns out that while he claims to be a changed man in
the strangest way possible, by the way.
That was a very fascinating delivery, to say the least.
>> There's a lot, >> Yeah, do you wanna comment on that?
>> Yeah so, >> That was so
stunning that I'm speechless at the moment but maybe,
>> It's a strategy called flooding
the zone.
The idea being that if you would normally be bothered by the fact that he's
talking to underage girls online, >> Yeah,
>> But you don't have time to worry about
that cuz he's on to the next thing.
>> I guess that would be, >> Murder porn,
>> The hiring the prostitutes,
which I don't have a problem with but do you?
But then if you have a problem with that, then you have the next thing.
Then the false pretenses with the wife,
then the thinking about the murdering the wife.
And it's like I don't even remember what the first weird thing was.
>> I'm concerned.
>> I will say this, though.
All of this is whatever it is,
I don't follow a lot of super uber religious TikTokers or any TikTok.
>> You don't that's shocking.
>> No, so I don't know if this fits into the genre.
But when someone who is talking to underage girls, not caring
if you think that they're a pedophile they're fantasizing about murder.
Then says, I don't care, time is running out, that's like an alarm going off.
That's the way that you talk before you do something or
you're worried you'll do something.
Most normal people don't talk about time running out in this way.
Maybe about the climate or something, but that's a longer time zone.
>> Again, I'm speechless regarding what we just,
like what we just watched was so shocking.
I hadn't seen that until I watched it live on camera.
[LAUGH] So wow, okay.
Anyway, but while he says he's a changed man,
except he doesn't really say he's a changed man, does he?
I mean, that video, >> He said he used to do that.
He's implying that he doesn't do it anymore.
>> Well, he does some of it, >> Still?
>> Right and by the way, look, if you're a normal person who doesn't
make a career out of trashing various groups of people.
In this case transgender people, and you do what we're about to reveal,
he's been doing no problem whatsoever.
However, the fact that he blames all of his issues on the trans community, right.
For instance, he says he struggled.
He had all these troubles because of how hot he found transgender people, okay.
By the way, being attracted to transgender people is totally fine.
There's nothing wrong with that.
But because of whatever religious indoctrination he's bought into,
he hates himself for it, right.
So he comes out as this religious influencer who says.
I'm a changed man, and he trashes these communities, but
then it turns out he gets caught, right.
So apparently, he was outed by an OnlyFans creator
as being one of their paying customers.
Let's watch.
>> For years upon years, I was watching transgender porn, femboy porn, all that.
>> Yes, you were, Ryan, and thank you.
Thank you for the ten whole dollars that you gave me.
>> Look, I'm not surprised.
This comes up ever so often.
Some of the most loud, animated, anti LGBTQ people end up
either being gay themselves or transgender themselves.
Or in this case, attracted to femboys.
Again, nothing wrong with that at all.
But there is something wrong with that when the self hatred leads one
to say the hideous terrible things.
That this guy Ryan Foley's been saying through his TikTok videos and all of that.
>> Yeah, and look, religion isn't the only way that you could be trained.
To believe that these perfectly normal things about yourself are not normal.
But it's a pretty popular way to effectively pre wreck
a person, >> Mm-hm.
>> So that they can experience a life like this.
I like that he's saying, I don't do this anymore, and they bring the receipts.
The OnlyFans I don't know if I'm 100% comfortable with that.
Being out of that seems like a part of the financial transaction.
Seems like it's a privacy thing.
That seems a little bit weird to me.
>> Sure, >> I understand it he's attacking.
You're gonna wanna lash back I get that.
>> Look, I disagree with you.
If you make a name for
yourself by spreading poison, >> Yeah,
>> If you're actually engaging in
the behavior that you're condemning.
Which leads to, in some cases, violence against these communities and all that no.
You should be called out.
I think you should. >> Yeah,
>> Right I think that's a difference.
>> You don't disagree with me cuz I'm not saying that I'm against it.
It struck me.
So anyway, look, liking that pornography or
being attracted to transgender people is not a problem.
I would love it if you would stop calling people transgenders after years of
watching this.
You don't get the terminology, but yeah,
on the fantasizing about murdering your wife.
Or murdering anyone, that's a more serious thing.
That's a thing where maybe more religion or more TikTok isn't the solution,
maybe, >> Dude,
>> Therapy,
>> Dude,
>> Among other things.
Dude seriously, yes.
>> This isn't just about him or just about evangelicals or whatever.
If you're fantasizing about murder, it's a great thing.
If you were to get some professional help.
>> No, 100% look, okay, so in all honesty, there's a side of me,
I don't know if it's the bleeding heart side of me.
I don't know what it is, right.
That feels so sad for him.
>> I feel bad for him yeah, >> Right like so-
>> I don't know a lot about it.
Maybe it shouldn't. >> He is a tortured soul and
he hates himself, right.
But at the same time, his actions have consequences for other people.
The very people he targets through his Christian influencer,
stuff that he puts out there on TikTok.
And I just want him to get the help he needs.
I agree with you.
He needs to talk to someone.
He needs counseling.
He needs to understand that whatever attraction he has is not a bad thing.
It doesn't make him a terrible person.
He is not going to burn in hell for
eternity just because he's attracted to transgender individuals.
But at the same time, he needs to understand what he's doing to other people
by putting this out there, >> Sure,
>> That his self hatred is manifesting in
poisonous, toxic ways, that's all.
>> Yeah, that if any of the religious stuff he believes turns out to be true.
Probably isn't cool with the divine leaders of that faith, I would imagine.
>> Yeah, >> Yeah, and finally,
I've never heard of this person before.
So I don't know the things that they've said in the past,
I don't know how big their following is.
I don't wanna know because it would just anger me cuz I'm imagining it's in
the millions or whatever.
But I would also say I get that he's got a camera really close to his face and
he's screaming.
I understand that. That is appealing to people online.
But if you want like a religious influencer.
I guarantee there's people who are just, like,
volunteering at soup kitchens and helping out and being good.
You could listen to them, like, get you an influencer who hasn't
had to overcome the deep seated desire to murder their intimate partner.
I'm not saying that apologizing for that and growing past that isn't a good thing.
But there are also people who never did that.
You could watch their videos.
>> I think one of the things that's missing in
society today that was far more common decades ago.
People would get together like local governments would have,
I don't know, certain clubs or certain do you get what I'm saying?
I can't think of anything specific at the moment, but.
>> What do I mean?
>> Various groups of people, they would get together socially in the community and
they'd get to know each other.
>> Like a picnic or something.
>> Not a picnic.
It was more like, I don't know, >> Elks Club.
>> Yeah, that kinda stuff.
>> Okay.
>> I don't even know, >> Rotary.
>> Exactly, yes, Rotary Elks Club, okay.
All that old timey stuff I'm bringing up,
not because I want that specific type or branded group to come back.
I don't care about that.
What I do care about is getting people together in
person to get to know each other through whatever shared interests.
Okay, I don't know what it is.
I don't care what it is.
But a way to get people off of their computers, off of their phones and
in rooms with other individuals in real life.
I just think that we're so
disconnected because of our over reliance on technology.
And I think that's part of the problem.
>> I'm so glad that you said that because I was thinking of that earlier when he's
talking about I used to watch so much of this porn.
And he's not alone in having an issue with the porn that he consumes or
how much he consumes.
And I think a lot of that is needless, but maybe some of it makes sense or whatever.
This is a complex problem and everything, >> Mm-hm,
>> And that's now been replaced
by screaming into TikTok or whatever.
And I get it I scream into a lot of cameras, glass houses and all that.
But go to a baseball game and sit in the stands and
eat a hot dog, >> Mm-hm,
>> Or a veggie dog or something.
Just like be outside with no devices and connect to a person.
Go to the library.
>> It feels so good, >> Start workig game group.
Yeah, meet actual people.
And this is not advice to him.
He's not listening anyway.
But all the people who have these huge problems with their pornography and
I'm never gonna be able to find a person.
Just go and do things and be a person.
>> Mm-hm. >> Don't just be like an emotional
ball of frustrations.
Develop interests and knowledge and listen to people.
And that's what life actually is, and
internet can supplement that to some extent.
But you have to have life, too.
>> Absolutely I think building relationships with people,
going out there and doing things with your community, right.
One of the things that I like doing is meeting up with people in my neighborhood
to pick up trash in the community, right.
I got to know people.
I got to know some of my neighbors who I otherwise would never make any effort to
talk to.
>> I never knew you did that.
>> Yeah, but since we share that one interest in trying to pick up trash,
we don't like litter.
We don't want it going into the oceans.
We get together, we pick up some trash, it's great.
Get to know people in your community.
You might be different, right.
You might even have a completely different cultural background.
You might fall on different areas and
culture war spectrums doesn't matter, right.
Get to know each other as human beings.
Don't front load political discussions.
Please don't do that.
That's a bad idea.
But get to know people for who they are outside of their political leanings.
>> I agree, >> Yeah.