I don't agree with a lot of what he says, but boy! The way he says it.
I've listened to a lot of his interviews and lectures and he is considered, articulate and skilled. I don't think I have once heard him say “er...”
His debating skills are considerable and he remains courteous and articulate, sometimes in the face of extreme provocation.
I enjoy his lectures where he uses archetypes and myths to illustrate points on psychology; and he uses biblical stuff in the same way.
I didn't think he was an evangelical Christian but sometimes I got the impression he wished there was a god.
I think he is wrong about Feminism and the Patriarchy, which he doesn't believe in, citing men's work in dangerous industries and settings throughout history as evidence of their oppression, analogous to women's (nothing like it) but he has some good points about telling men to get their acts together and take responsibility for themselves.
He is put in the “alt right” box, mainly by those who haven’t bothered to listen to him.
He condemns Communism as much as Nazism, and points out that no one seems to mention the millions incarcerated and dead during the Soviet and Mao eras, whereas everyone remembers the concentration camps under Hitler.
He is opposed to Marxism and Post Modernism, and sees them as infiltrating universities and organisations at the expense of independent thought and bringing in wrongthink. (Ring any bells?)
He sees his opposition to “compelled speech” in Canada as reminiscent of what Orwell wrote about in Animal Farm.
People have ridiculed him for his voice, saying it sounds like Kermit the Frog (it does)
One thing that made me warm to him was a picture on his blog, of him looking quizzically at a Kermit puppet. 😀