Meet The Founder of The Proud Boys and Vice Media

He's the man behind The Proud Boys — and he's got a long history of demonizing the poor and making racist and sexist comments. Meet Gavin McInnes.

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00:00Women do earn less in America because they choose to.

00:05They would rather go to their daughter's piano recital than stay all night at work, working on a proposal.

00:12So they end up earning less, they're less ambitious.

00:15And I think this is sort of God's way, this is nature's way of saying women should be at home with the kids.

00:20They're happier there.

00:30Most women are happier at home.

00:48They are pretending that they like working and they're not making money because they don't stay all night at the office.

00:54They don't go the extra mile.

00:56Why am I sitting here?

00:57This woman, yes I'm advocating violence against women, this woman should be punched in the face.

01:02Working class women, black and hispanic women enjoy catcalling.

01:06Hey, beautiful woman, I find you attractive. How is that annoying?

01:10In the New York Times I said the following, this was a bad one.

01:13I love being white. I think it's something to be very proud of.

01:16I don't want our culture diluted. We need to close the borders now.

01:19And let everyone assimilate to a western, white, English speaking way of life.

01:24I think I remember my wife sort of letting the paper fall on her and just bawling her eyes out.

01:29She's not white and they're not as strong as the rest of us.

01:34I judged the air guitar championships many years ago, I think 2008.

01:38And I said, Asians kept winning it.

01:41And I kept saying, these guys bombed Pearl Harbor, why are we letting them carry the air guitar championship every year in a row?

01:47And then the Asian American society wanted to fight.

01:51It's like a tsunami, ironically, of internet yelling.

01:56Gavin, would you support a Muslim American for president?

01:59Hell no. That would be insane.

02:02That would be like having a German president in 1942 in America.

02:20I want violence. I want punching in the face.

02:34I'm disappointed in Trump supporters for not punching enough.

02:37But we cannot demonize food stamps and the children who are depending on them.

02:45Who's depending on them? Have you seen them? They're gigantic.

02:48No, you can't point to the surfer and point to the Dominican Republic person who's doing this.

02:53Absolutely not. Talk to a hungry child.

02:56I'd love to meet one. I can't talk to them. They're too big.

02:59They can't get off their chair.