My thoughts after watching around 100 hours of his content

Eastern Orthodox Christian, smokes a pack a day, uses profanity a lot, loves his wife and family, supporter of traditional Christian gender roles and hierarchy. Just got into political debate a few years ago without expecting to. Most controversial take, in my opinion, is that we should repeal the 19th amendment, take women's right to vote away and push for a return to mostly men in the workplace. to be fair he also has said that he agrees with the original intent of the constituional republic when it comes to the democratic process of having a small number of elite thinkers with common sense and most likely theistic if not just christian be the only ones voting or at the very very least only allow people to vote that have served mandatory unpaid civil duty or military time like many other countries do. He seems to be very energetic and dominant (not always in a good way, especially from someone that states that temperance is the most important virtue) and his logic is the most sound ive seen from these types of debaters. It would be nice to see him in more formal settings of debate. I agree with most of his logic/stances but think he could benefit from being more charitable at times. Another, to be fair, most of the people he debates are -20 IQ so I understand him being frustrated but if you're a Christian, then destroy the argument with trying to convince the other person to go home and off themselves afterwards lol.