Joel Webbon and his co-hosts complained about women having abortions, using birth control, and holding positions of power[…]
During the livestream, titled “Women Must Be Removed From All Public Service,” one of Webbon’s co-hosts, Wesley Todd, claimed that, in order to end abortion once and for all, women would have to be prohibited from having “sex without consequences”

“But, you cannot have a society where it’s generally expected that you can have sex without consequences,” Todd said. “And that is your right that any given woman, you have the right in your early twenties to go to college, to experiment, to have fun, do all of these things, and face no consequences”

Todd claimed that the “whole thing, all the way back to the beginning, has to be thoroughly reset”[…]
“So you end abortion with the force of law,” he said. “I think you put, Republican Party platform, women will not hold public office. We’re about to talk about that in another segment. Teaching the place of the woman is in the home. So through the law with abortion, through the law with politics”[…]
“But still, with societal expectations, you teach, teach, teach, teach, teach,” Todd continued. “Hormonal birth control, off the shelves. It’s not abortion, narrowly speaking, but it is a way of you should have consequence-free sex. You shouldn’t experience the results of your action. So you teach all the way back”[…]
Webbon and his co-hosts also discussed whether there are any circumstances in which women should hold leadership positions. In doing so they compared statements by Scottish Reformed theologian John Knox[…]with ones from Swiss theologian Henry Bullinger who made exceptions for hereditary monarchs

Webbon told his co-hosts that he agreed with the quotes that they read, but said that for the foreseeable future he was in agreement with Knox[…]
“And so I think if you’re living in a generation like that, then I’m gonna go with — I gotta go with my Scottish boy John Knox”