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In the aftermath of the 2024 election, America is even more divided than before. Half the country fears the end of democracy, and the other half welcomes it. As America inches [music] toward the brink of authoritarian rule, now more than ever, we must force ourselves to have the necessary conversation. Welcome to the necessary conversation. I'm Chad Culture and with me is my sister Haley Pop and my mom Maryl Pop. Now, [laughter]
are you out of it today? No. Are you? I'm not Maril Pope or Pop. I'm Maril Culchin Pen. I am uh not out of it, but it is I don't know what it's going to be today. Yesterday it was 109 degrees where I live
actually. So my telephone said Jesus that's that global warming mom that you don't think exists today. I had I had 6970 weather with monarch butterflies in the backyard.
Okay. Uh congratulations. Today we have a wide variety of topics we're going to get to including Trump's reaction to the Cornell 7 which he finally delivered. Uh before we get into any of that though, Mom, do you have diddies?
Well, my diddies were um I thought we would talk about these topics, but maybe we can save them for Wednesday, the midterms, right?
Okay. Maybe we can talk a little bit about that on Wednesday. And then you didn't have down um the airplane. Um I was going to kind of talk about that in the Netanyahu little Oh,
okay. segment that we have in here, but but feel free. We can we can talk about it now if you like. Um, all I know is that this guy that did try to take that airplane down had been fired from another airline, Omar Air, due to his extreme views. Um, he tried to take the plane down. The other pilot tried to stop him and got stabbed and all kinds of stuff. And thank God he unlocked the door that then allowed other people to come in and help and other pilots to uh land the plane. And I guess within 30 seconds it dropped like
16 to 17,000 ft. Scary. And they haven't really said, you know, is this an act of terrorism? Is this an they haven't really come out,
is it completely fake? Is it a is it a setup? Uh they haven't said that yet. You're right. Um, a lot of people online are saying they don't believe it's real, that it was um,
what something done right before elections to make Netanyahu look stronger, etc., etc. Mhm. What? We'll get to it. We're going to get to that. Look, a lot of information has started to come out about Netanyahu, specifically around the October 7th attack. [clears throat]
Mhm. That Yes. It's one of our topics. Okay. After I've seen that on the air several times, I've seen it all over. I believe that story 100%.
I understand. I I know you're supposed to, but you also believe everything Trump tells you. You also believe propaganda that somebody shot him in the ear, that there were all these assassination attempts, like whatever. Believe what you want to believe. I guess
all the people that were interviewed um after that airplane was grounded, then all those people are paid off to say things. Are you kidding me?
No, they don't have to be. You only need two or three people on that plane to carry out that orchestrated event if it is indeed orchestrated. Everybody else on the plane will corroborate cuz holy [ __ ] I mean, I'm not saying that somebody didn't get stabbed. I'm not saying all that wasn't real, but was this planned? Was it orchestrated for purposes of nationalist propaganda?
Possibly. I don't know. Uh I just know that that is an attitude that's out there. Yeah. I don't know. But you know what? Thinking through it all, why don't we have a steartist or someone um employed by that airline sitting always on the outside of that cockpit that would have a key or something to open that door if needed, you know,
cuz then that person gets killed and they take the key and they go in and they kill the pilots. But who would know who has it? Who would know, you know? I don't know. I was just thinking that.
Okay. All right. Um, that's your diddy. That was my diddy. That's the best I can get today. You want You want drones in there? You want armed drones in an airplane like you do in schools?
I was thinking about it. Wouldn't be bad. We have a question from a listener. If you would like to submit a question to us. All you have to do is record it in a one minute or shorter video. Send it to the necessary conversation podgmail.com. Here's our question for today.
Hey, my name is Jordan. Uh this is to the Colchin family and I'm curious to know um with the uh Coloulton kids which obviously aren't kids, Chad and Haley. Um, do you find it super frustrating like you're banging your head against the wall when you see your mother who obviously is a good person but she seems to be backtracking and she had like 40 something exes up against Donald Trump yet continued to bring up the positive things that he did which were like five different things. And uh I just wondering is it like does it feel like you're banging your head against the
wall? And I just want to say um that today is truth and reconciliation day in Canada. Um so every child matters. Um but I just wanted to leave it with that and just get your thoughts on how you are dealing with trying to convince someone who happens to be your mother um things that we know to be true. Haley.
Uh, I've seen great strides in four years. I do not feel like I'm banging my head against the wall. I feel like there's progress being made. People don't understand that this [ __ ] takes a long time. I literally feel like we're pulling you out of a [ __ ] cult. And I know that takes time, and I got patience, [ __ ] So, I'll just wait. [laughter]
Wow. I feel the exact same way. And I I get um DMs from people all the time that are like, "It's a lost cause. Why do you keep doing this? Because sometimes you will you'll backtrack in quotes or it will seem like you'll get right to the edge. You'll say say things like, I'm hanging on by a thread and then you're like, well, I think Donald Trump should build his ballroom, you know, and you're like, ah, what the [ __ ]
But the to me it is the long game. Obviously, we've been doing this for four years. Like, we ain't going anywhere. And the fact that you are now at a point where you're saying abolish ICE, you're in favor of universal healthcare. the fact that there even are 40 X's like uh I would say even two years ago you would have said nothing against Trump ever. Now you've got 40 things that you openly disagree with him on.
All of that to me is massive progress. Um so I feel no frustration whatsoever. When we first started this show I was like is this going to work? Like my my grand design for this mom is to save you from the cult. Uh, I had no idea if that if we were going to be successful in that at all. And the kind of side byproduct of this attempt was that it made us talk to each other every week.
And I was like, well, that's at least something better than what we've been doing. So, even if that conversation, at least in the beginning of this podcast, was more uh contentious, I guess you could say, than these ones have been, and there's some element of our show, which is not on the show any longer. you might want to call it the contentious element in dad. Um, but I I I'm like I'm happy with the progress we've made. I I'm enthused by it. If anything else, I'm not frustrated at all.
I think [snorts] this is one of the major problems between, you know, like the parents and the kids not agreeing politically and MAGA and all this [ __ ] is that people want it to happen immediately. I want results and I want them to be immediate. And this takes time and it takes work and commitment and you know it's worth doing that. And I think there are some some issues that are like a full stop for a lot of people and I understand that and I understand walking away from family that you find like you know morally corrupt and that's fair. Uh but this takes time. You know
like the the person that you were mom the day that we started this [ __ ] is not who you are today. like you've made great strides in seeing that Donald Trump is corrupt. I think I think you're starting to kind of sway the other way a little bit and that never would have happened when we started this.
I don't even think it's starting to sway the other way. We have demonstrated that you are against Trump. You just The last little thing that lingers with you is the ability to say that. is the ability to accept that you're not MAGA anymore, that you're against Trump. That website that we looked at that one day, there are 40 things that you overtly disagree with him about. That's [ __ ] insane. Like in any other case, if that was any other politician, of course you wouldn't vote for that person. Of course you wouldn't support that person. You disagree with them on a tidal wave of
[ __ ] Mhm. But because it's Trump, because it's kind of a special circumstance with, you know, whatever kind of brain mind control he has over people, it takes a little bit longer. But, uh, I agree with Haley. I don't think I think you're like you're just one step away from getting out of the cult. And we will be here until you take that step and after it because then we got to work on dad.
[laughter] I never thought that this show was to get me out of a cult. I thought this show that you are producing, Chad, was for us to talk and have the conversations.
It is not to persuade, just to listen to each other. It we're not even doing persuasion. It's not that we're changing your mind. We're all we're doing in these conversations is presenting you facts and now you've gotten to a point where you can see the value in the objective truth of whatever subject we're talking about. And personally, you happen to disagree with Trump on a lot of these things. We're not changing your mind.
You are. Like the facts you have are not always the facts I have. That's the weird part, right? I understand. But for whatever reason on any given topic, like let's just take ICE for example. You're now saying abolish ICE. We didn't change your mind about that. You started to change your own mind by looking at what's happening in the world and saying, you know what, actually I don't agree with that. I don't think they should uh be kidnapping little babies and putting them in concentration camps or whatever the the case may be. Um anyways, thank you for your question. If you have a question, all you got to do
is submit it in a one minute or shorter video format to the necessary conversation [email protected] and put in the subject line question or I literally will not open the pod the uh email. Here we go. Are you ready? Topic number one.
Mhm. Trump feels bad for the Cornell rapists. As the story of the Cornell University sanctioned gang rape of one of their students continues to develop. This week, Governor Kathy Hokll said Attorney General Leticia James will act as special prosecutor to reopen the Cornell 7 case in which a former student said she was gang raped out of campus fraternity house two years ago. Hogel said she had lost faith in District Attorney Matthew Van Hton's ability to fairly oversee the case. James previously filed a civil lawsuit against Trump himself, alleging he falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars, leading to a penalty of more
than $450 million. Trump then had his DOJ indict James in retaliation on a federal bank fraud charge, but the case was dismissed by a federal judge in November 2025, after which two other grand juries refused to charge her again, recognizing that Trump's accusations were lies. On Friday, Trump finally gave his reaction to the Cornell 7 case, saying, "Leticia James is a corrupt person. She's totally corrupt, and I cannot imagine it, and I feel badly for whoever she's looking at because they won't get a fair shake.
Cornell's a fine school." Look at his face when he says the case has reignited a firestorm around sexual assaults at universities across the country and how schools, police, and prosecutors respond. Mom, why do you think Trump feels sorry for the Cornell University gang rapists?
I don't think he feels sorry for them. He said that. No, she says I feel badly for whoever she's looking at. That's the Cornell 7
because he has a very um hostile relationship with her. She's the one that did the civil case against him in regard to the values of his properties and all that. He doesn't like her. Okay? And he knows that he feels that she's a woman that will go after men.
Okay? Now, he said that statement about her, but he never said that the seven were innocent or that the alleged assault never happened. He never said that, Chad.
You know what else he never said? Cornell is a good university, a fine school, and he that he was for sure the school would do the right thing.
Well, the school didn't do the right thing in the beginning by listening to the very first um they hid it, right? the DA or whoever that was. In fact, when I looked it up, it said when it first happened, two were expelled, two were suspended, one already had graduated, no punishment, two were found not responsible for misconduct.
So, this is the fine school that he's referring to. Cornell is a fine school. He also didn't even address the victim. He didn't address that like I hope we get justice for the victim. Whatever needs to happen is going to happen. He just glazed over it.
But and he went right for Leticia James because he has a personal vendetta against her. It was all because she's a woman. Exactly.
No, he doesn't like her. We know this cuz she brought that civil case against him. But I think who dropped the ball was that first DA that did nothing. Right.
Donald Trump. You're skirting around what he did not even [ __ ] say and what he did say. How do you feel about what he said?
He He didn't say that they're innocent. He didn't say the thing did not happen that very first day. He said he didn't know much about it. Then the second statement, how does the president of the United States not know about a [ __ ] global scandal at Cornell University involving gang rape?
How would you not know about that? I don't think it was global scandal, Haley. Okay. Even in the United States, even in the country over which he presides as the president, he 100% knows all about this and he's saying nothing about it. The only things he's saying is
I feel bad for those guys and it's a great university. Those are his two statements on what currently is the biggest scandal in American uh politics, in American higher education. And he said nothing about the horrific nature of the crime. He said nothing about this student who got gang raped. All of the other students that are now coming out across the country at of all these different universities telling their stories of how this is happening everywhere and all these universities are covering it up. He said nothing about any of that.
That was on the very first day and I told you and Haley he would say something I bet by the second day and you guys both said no.
Uhhuh. He hasn't said they are innocent. He didn't say it didn't happen. Um, all he talked about was he didn't like Leticia James and that she would go after him,
right? That's a problem because she went after him. So, you see how this is a problem that he's not addressing what's going on.
I just think there's a long history between her and him and he doesn't like her. So, that's why he said all that. It should not take away from the crime that happened. It's just horrendous. And I hope I hope in the end the that she does get him. I really do.
So what about Donald Trump? So what about Donald Trump? We'll talk about that later in the next case that y'all are going to talk about.
What? No, we're not. We're talking about it now. You're saying she hope you hope that Leticia James puts these guys in jail, right?
Yes. Trump didn't say that. Trump said, "I feel bad for these guys because she's the one prosecuting this." He said the exact opposite.
They're not going to get a fair shake is what he said. Those men are not going to get a fair shake. That's what he was worried about.
Well, I disagree with that. They will. Okay. So, what he's doing in that statement, which he does in all of his legal cases as well, is he's already putting in the mind of the public the idea that whatever happens in this, if it's negative towards these guys, it wasn't fair.
Oh. Because of her. Because he doesn't like her. Right. But this is what he does with the elections, too. Well, we don't know. The Democrats are going to cheat in the upcoming election. So then when he loses the election, he can say it was it was rigged. They cheated. And then he can send in his goons to steal ballots or whatever, do all the [ __ ] he's doing now to make it harder to vote, etc., etc.
This is his playbook. He pre-invalidates whatever outcome he doesn't want to happen so that when that outcome happens, he can say, "It wasn't real. They cheated. They didn't get a fair shake. The election was tampered with.
You see how he does that? I don't No, I don't see how the two mesh together like what you're just telling me, but I do know he doesn't like her, so he's thinking she's going to go after him. And yeah, I do kind of get that connection.
Do you think that I hope they all go to jail. They all should go to jail. Do you think that Donald Trump should have used his time in front of the public to go after Leticia James instead of the Cornell 7? because that's what he did. Do you think that's okay?
No. No. So that's a [ __ ] X. That this is a terrible situation. It needs to be taken care of, but he said Cornell is a good university. It should
which is wrong. Been taken care of and it wasn't. So do you think that he properly used his platform as the president of the United States in this case? probably not,
right? Can Can you imagine if he I mean, I can't imagine that he would ever do this, but can you imagine a president or any lawmaker coming out and saying this what is happening with this Cornell case is clear evidence that we have a massive problem in this country, at all of our universities, and in a bunch of institutions where men gather unchecked, unsupervised. women are not safe and we need to do better. We need to change things. And so I'm launching a new oversight committee to look at all of the universities across the United States and see what their policies are regarding allegations
of sexual misconduct on their campuses and we are going to change things. Why didn't he say that exactly? But he should have if you're going to do that, you say it both ways. Safety for men and women on campuses.
Yes. You and Haley are just bashing men all the time. You bash men because there's not guys aren't waking up drunk in a sorority having been gang raped by the sorority.
That's not happening. Safety for all. What's wrong with women? This is an all lives matter type thing for you. That's insane. This is about women. That's why violence against women on campus.
This is about safety for everyone on college campuses, too. No, it's not. This is about safety for women, not everyone. Okay. What's happening to the guys on campuses?
Nothing. [ __ ] nothing. Um, let's see. I remember a long time ago somebody at USC walked across the street, got shot. It was a guy. He did nothing but come out of the school.
Safety. But I do That's just gun violence. That's not crime against women. Right. So, you're now advocating that you don't like guns either. I like all universities to have safety for both for men and women. But in this case, I understand where you guys are coming from. I get it.
I think all universities should have to produce any kind of stats that revolve around any kind of sexual abuse like this, you should have to report those stats. Do I want to go to your [ __ ] college or not?
I bet they are there. I bet they are. They don't report [ __ ] That's the whole point of what is going on here, that Cornell University just swept this [ __ ] under the rug. And this, I guarantee you, this is the tip of the [ __ ] iceberg. I don't know how many things like this happen on Cornell and every college campus across the United States constantly.
Um, let's be honest, it's it's probably more rampant in, you know, like the upper echelon of universities, like the really wellfunded where like all the rich [ __ ] kids go that get grandfathered in.
Yeah. The the boys will be boys club, if you will. For sure. Crime is rampant. It's And [ __ ] fraternities outlaw that [ __ ] [ __ ]
You can Google You can Google any university and see what the crime rate is at those schools. No, you cannot. Yeah, I don't think you can.
Sexual assault. Even if you can, it's not accurate because like we're saying, Mom, hang on before you start googling and [ __ ] Just listen to what I'm saying.
What this Cornell 7 case is proving is that the universities actively try to hide this [ __ ] I understand that. I understand what you're saying. Yeah,
there were no criminal charges here. So So if they had Right. So if they had to report this incident, Mom, stay with me here. I'm right here.
Okay, just Google. We can go to the next topic. I'm here. Okay, I'm not even googling. I'm not talking no more. Now you're making me mad. Go ahead.
I'm not You're not going to talk. You're giving us the dad silent treatment. All right. Uh topic number two, Trump is using our money to make propaganda. This week, a series of TV ads aired uh featuring Trump and proTrump propaganda. The federal government has spent $1.7 million to air three of these ads. One features Trump in a black and white uh kind of image slowly walking down a hallway describing quote the final battle against quote the deep state. That spot is nearly identical to an ad from Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. The newest one touts the seven-month war in Iran.
Reporting on the ads revealed that it was Trump himself personally behind them, including helping to select the imagery that was used in them. The administration has reportedly diverted Homeland Security funding to pay for these ads. Former White House ethics lawyer Norm Is called it an unlawful and outrageous misuse of public funds. And the push back isn't only from Democrats. I like the message, but it shouldn't be paid for with taxpayer dollars. Senate Majority Leader John Thun told reporters that Republican Thomas Massie also said uh or sorry mocked the final battle ad as something seen in banana Republics.
The White House is pushing back, arguing they are clearly not campaign ads because the president is not on the ballot in November, though Trump has told voters to pretend he is. The president says the ads are for the spirit of the country. Mom, are you okay with Trump using millions of our dollars to make these weird proTrump just straight propaganda ads?
I saw one of them. I didn't think it as proTrump propaganda. I was like, is that a commercial? Is that a service announcement? What's going on? Uh I kind of liked it. It was the black and white one.
Yeah. Um I didn't see the final battle one. Was that the black and white one? I saw one with Mount Rushmore and I thought
that was a little strange. And you're happy that you paid for this? Um, well, he is he is not paying it like through the presidency, is he?
Yes. He's using tax money. He's taking money from other government organizations to make these ads. And what does this have to do with anything?
Exactly. Why is he doing it? [laughter] Why is he doing it? I saw one and I kind of liked it though, but I thought why why is that I looked at it as a commercial almost? Why is this
Yeah, it is. It's a commercial for Donald Trump. It's what's called propaganda or an announcement, a PSA announcement they call that of what? But what was he announcing?
How great he is. Defeating communism, the golden age, making America better again, things like that. Uhhuh. But think about this. Instead of using that money to make these ads and air these ads, what if he would have used that money to feed people who can't eat, to help uh the homeless, to put medical research?
Yeah. Where where's our $5,000? But it did make me think about America and it did make me think about midterms coming up and who I wanted to look and Google and vote for. So, it did make me think
this is a system that I think we should implement in the United States of America. And I would be fascinated to see what would happen. When you are running for office for the first time, you cannot have a party affiliation. No Democrats, no Republicans. You run on your ideas. You run on your stances on the various subjects and that is it. There is no Republican. There is no Democrat. Obviously, once you get elected, then you get sucked into the corporate greed machines of these two political parties. But I think that would be really interesting.
And I think it would be interesting if you can only have a set amount of money and you can't go over that money limit either.
I agree with you. Yeah. But guess who doesn't agree with you? Donald Trump. DJ [ __ ] T who's using your money to fund these [ __ ] commercials for no [ __ ] reason just to keep his face in your brain.
Like I said, it made me It made me think about Donald Trump and Patriot. It made me think about midter Donald Trump is not running right now. It made me think about midterms. I'll be honest. I didn't
What if he does? I thought they were a little strange, but I was This is not an X. This is not That's his whole point. It's like Donald Trump isn't running, but it did make me think about midterms. So now you've attached Donald Trump to the midterms. That's his whole game. And so now when you're going to vote, you're going to vote for the candidates who you think or who remind you of Donald Trump.
No, I'm going to vote for the candidate that I think is the best. I have told you that before. Okay. It made me think of midterms. That's it. It's not an X. You're not getting an X on this one.
All right. Let's see if we get an X on this one. Jack Smith. This week, former special counsel Jack Smith was back on Capitol Hill facing a 4-hour grilling from the Republicans in the Senate Judiciary Committee. Smith stood firmly behind his investigation, saying it produced quote proof beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump engaged in criminal activity and that he would pursue the same case against a president of either party under the same circumstances. He said the blame for the charges lies with Trump and was not motivated by politics.
Trump has said he did nothing wrong. The highlight of the hearing came when Missouri Republican Eric Schmidt botched his own gotcha moment by asking whether Smith attended an NBA game in Atlanta on February 3rd, 2024, the day after Fulton County DA Fanny Willis revealed her relationship with prosecutor Nathan Wade. Smith uh said he definitely did not, and Schmidt then accused him of perjury. It soon became clear Schmidt's team had confused an Iowa Hawkeyes game for an Atlanta Hawks game. Smith had actually attended a woman's college game in Maryland featuring Caitlin Clark.
Smith said Senator Lindsey Graham likely would have been a witness in the 2020 election case. He also defended keeping subpoenas of lawmakers phone records secret, saying it was Trump he was worried about obstructing the investigation, not members of Congress. Mom, do you believe Jack Smith when he says he found credible evidence that Trump committed crimes?
Why didn't he throw it out in the open? No, I really kind of don't. He did and nothing happened. That Okay, all of this goes along with everything Trump has done. So he installed it starts with him installing three people on the Supreme Court who are loyal to him.
Occasionally they will make some decision that goes against what he wants in some capacity. But by and large the decisions he's winning are massive. One of which, one of the very first ones they made was that a sitting president can commit any crime they want and never be charged, prosecuted, or uh sentenced. So, if you'll remember, right when he became president, he was found guilty of 34 felonies. Remember that?
Yes. And nothing happened. There was no sentencing because he was the president, because of this decision the Supreme Court made. And so, that's where it sits now. He can do whatever he wants. He can commit open crimes, which he's doing every day.
He should be in [ __ ] jail. And so, uh, this hearing that they have with Jack Smith, this is just another attempt of the Republicans to go back and kind of erase any little thing that might be a thorn in Trump's side. It's the same thing why he's talking [ __ ] about Leticia James. Anybody who has tried to step to him to say, "What you're doing is wrong. We're going to hold you accountable." He is just trying to erase it. They They [ __ ] are going back now. I don't know if you saw this.
They're trying to rewrite what happened with Nixon and say that he was unfairly prosecuted. Have you seen this? No. No. [snorts] They're they're trying to completely twist the reality of any of these situations. And in this case, they had a in in Jack Smith, this was a special prosecutor assigned to this case to see if Trump committed any crimes. And he's saying yes, he did.
And you don't believe him? I, you know, that this has been a while back and I'll be honest, I didn't understand most of it and I didn't investigate into it, but I do remember your dad saying Jack Smith was no good. That's all I remember.
Right. Okay. So, that's that's your source of information. His dad [laughter] might want to look into that one. Okay. I didn't have a chance to look into that one. I'll be honest. Let me let me go back to this Cornell thing for a minute actually because when we did our Wednesday episode, we we put out a lot of stuff. We had a long conversation about it and you said, "Let this sink in." Basically about the idea that Haley and I were putting forth that this is a a culture in American male youth that is is uh started it is germinated at the very top. When you see the president,
when you see Supreme Court justices, when you see members of his cabinet all being not only accused, in some cases found guilty in civil or not guilty, liable in in a civil case uh for sexual assault. The the idea it permeates down. These guys who were at Cornell doing this gang rape were like 12 years old when Donald Trump first came in and [clears throat] said his Access Hollywood tape. So they're impressionable little pre-teen boys seeing the president bragging about sexual assault. They grow up for the next 10 years in an environment where he is the president and is constantly around. He's getting found liable of
sexual assault in in civil cases. It doesn't matter. He's the president. Nothing happens to him. He's uh constantly treating women horribly in the press pool. Quiet piggy. You sit down. Smile more. Nothing happens. And so for their entire young adult lives, they have been given the example, the pinnacle of what a person can achieve in this country, being the president of the United States. The example they are seeing is to achieve that level, all you have to do is be a horrible piece of [ __ ] to women and nothing happens to you. So, we presented that idea that Trump is kind of uh from the top down
just spreading this kind of virus in the way men are treating women in this country. And you said, "Give me time. Let it sink in. Let me think about it." Have you done that?
Yes. I think what is wrong, you and Haley and me, we have a generational big gap. So, I thought back when I was in high school, you know, and we talked about wolf whistling and things like that. In high school, there was this area that when you were walking to class, you had to go like past a little corner and then past the office and you go to your classes. The senior boys used to sit there and they would wait for the girls to come by and they would escort their girlfriend or whoever to the class. It was kind of like an honor that those
guys were sitting there waiting to get their girlfriend to walk them on to class. Now, see, you and Chad would say, "That's not right." D.
What you're describing is not what you described the day we were talking about the Cornell pieces of [ __ ] That's a different scenario altogether. You're comparing like apples to oranges. I was talking about and back probably in the 70s a woof whistle was I wasn't ever offended by that
sexual harassment. How can that be? No one's touched me. No one said anything. They just said woo woo. I'd smile and gone. Okay, all of that is fine. I grant you you grew up in a different time. you have a personally different reaction to what is at this point considered sexual harassment. Maybe in your era it wasn't. All that's fine.
I'm not asking about any of that. The question I am asking is you have had a few days now to sit with the idea that Donald Trump who has installed other guys accused of and who have uh paid women off because of sexual assault. They are openly doing this in the highest levels of our government. Do you think that has an impact on little 12-year-old kids growing up watching all of that? I don't think 12 year olds, but I think maybe older maybe older kids.
You don't Do you even know what the manosphere is? Do you know what an incel is? No. That's a problem. You need to look that [ __ ] up because it is it is everything that's wrong with our culture, our society. There is this entire just void on the internet where men degrade women. They think that we are less than. It's okay to sexually abuse and assault. There's an entire group of men on the internet who have dedicated their lives to repeal the 19th amendment. Women are only as good as their looks. You belong in the kitchen pregnant. You you shouldn't have a job.
You shouldn't be able to vote. Like that is the real world that we live in. I have I have not lived in that world. I'm sorry. I have always living in it now.
I have been fortunate I guess enough to always been treated with love and kindness by all the men that have been around me including your father. Even though people don't believe it, he is a wonderful guy. My whole life I was treated like a princess. If I wanted anything I asked, I got. So that means you just bury your head in the sand because you were treated well. But other women are not.
Bless you. Thank you. No, I'm sorry for the other women. I like you're not because you're saying, well, I don't live in that world. I live a perfect life.
I'm not saying I live a perfect life. No, you said you were treated like a princess. And but this is like it's uh [snorts] it's kind of like a structural flaw to some degree
in I think a lot of MAGA's thinking it it's like unless it's happening to me. My personal experience is different from what you're talking about. Therefore, what you're talking about is irrelevant.
Right. But you I'm not saying it's irrelevant to any woman that has been sexually assaulted or verbally assaulted. I'm not saying that's irrelevant. And I I'm sad for them, but like you said, it's never really happened to me. So, I wouldn't know the feeling. I don't know how to feel that.
You don't have to, but what I expect from you is to challenge your own ideas about what's happening in the world and stand up for other women that this does happen to just because it did not happen to you. No, you don't.
You excuse the president of the United States who's a [ __ ] known rapist. No, you don't. You're an apologist for people like that.
Okay. Denounce Donald Trump. [laughter] I'm not doing it. Then don't say that you uh side with women. You don't side with Eene Carol. She was raped by Donald Trump.
And I went back and I watched that video with him and Billy Bush where he says that he can grab a woman by the [ __ ] do whatever he wants. I [clears throat] went back and watched that whole video. He said, "I need to put in Tic Tacs in case I decide to kiss the reporter that he's getting ready to do an interview with." And then him and Billy Bush start talking about her legs and her body and how hot she is. And he says, "I can do whatever I want. I better put in Tic Tacs in case I want to kiss her."
And Billy Bush is laughing the whole [ __ ] time like a piece of [ __ ] Men, there's a systemic problem in the United States. Men think they can do whatever they [ __ ] want and get away with it. And it starts with your [ __ ] president because nothing has happened to him and he has raped women.
I don't like how you put words in my mouth today about how I feel about women who have been sexually assaulted and all that. So don't like it.
Back them up then. I don't stand up for women. No, you don't. Why don't you believe? You know what? I'm not I'm not a man hater like you and Chad. I don't hate men.
I'm a man. I don't hate men. You're right. I [ __ ] hate men. I hate men who rape women and beat women and molest children. You're [ __ ] right. Because it's the majority.
Yes, I do. It's the majority. You know the phrase like would you pick would you pick the bear or the man? You put that label on every man. It seems
I have men in my life that aren't pieces of [ __ ] You put that label on every man for me because that's what you see. I have rage and I have anger because we live in a world where, like I said, I have to carry [ __ ] mace at night to go to my car.
That is the world that we actively live in where seven men gang rape a woman in college. That's your fear. Um, even if I would go out late at night, I wouldn't take mace. I don't believe I don't believe I would.
I'm sorry you feel that way. We've gotten very very I don't I don't like that. I'm sorry you feel that way. That is [ __ ] reality. You have your head in the [ __ ] sand cuz I didn't grow up that way. I was treated like a princess. Most women carry a [ __ ] weapon on a daily basis.
Dang. Not me. We should take a boat out there and see how many you see like you make a mockery of it. Like you think it's like you think it's a joke. Move on before and because it's not you. You don't truly give a [ __ ] Okay. I am telling you that most women have [snorts] been sexually assaulted, carry weapons, and [ __ ] fear men. And you're telling me
most women? I know a lot of women that have not been sexually assaulted. How do you know? The statistic is one in three. So, how many women do you know?
I have four. I have at least four or five friends. And I don't think anyone has. They would tell me. But you don't know, do you? One in three is the stat.
But mom mom, even if you have four or five friends who have not been sexually assaulted, that is a very small sample size. And again, it's it boils down to the people that are personally in your life. If the idea of whatever we're talking about, if you can't find an example of it in your immediate circle of people you know in your life or yourself, you do kind of dismiss it as like, well, that can't be real or it doesn't affect you. And so, you just gloss over it. And that is a a big piece of like the MAGA ideology, I think, is this idea that your world is
the real one and anybody else's experience outside of it isn't ma. It doesn't matter. It's not valid. Maybe it's not even real. And that is a thing that you kind of like rely on a lot in a lot of these conversations. That's a mentality that you have.
And you you want you call me a man hater. And I'll accept that. And you want to know why I'm a [ __ ] maner? Because Cornell just came out with another stat that said 1,200 sexual assault cases were reported between 2019 and 2024. And if you do that [ __ ] math, that means someone was sexually assaulted every other day on that [ __ ] campus.
That's bad. I'm sorry. I lead such a sheltered good life. [snorts] Apology accepted. Right. Okay. Simmer down. We've gotten heated. Uh the simmer down is this. This week we all went on Katie Tur's show on MS Now on Friday and I think it was a pretty good experience. Mom, h how my question. I mean, I have this other question that I want to ask, but I'm also curious. I mean, MS Now is about as left-wing as it gets in terms of media.
How did you feel going on that show? I was nervous just to the fact, too, I couldn't figure out the Zoom link. I had chat on the phone and then her [laughter] people were saying, "No, you're on the right link. Just stay there." They were very nice. You'll be on in so many minutes. I was like, "Oh, thank goodness." I didn't want to foul it up.
She was very nice, but I wasn't really I like to prepare. And what Chad told me probably to prepare for, I did, and not a single question on that.
So, I thought I did okay. I I liked it. It was fun. I was nervous. Uhhuh. Just because I wanted to do well for you and Haley. [laughter]
It was It was a big deal. It was a big deal. No, you did great, I thought. Yeah. Uh, Haley, what' you think? [snorts]
I don't know. I don't get nervous to do [ __ ] like that. I Yeah, I don't. [laughter] Okay. Yeah, she's Yeah. And
um I don't know. I like going on shows. I wasn't nervous. I thought it was great. Okay. She likes being that way famous.
My my simmer down question is, what other shows would you like to go on now that you've uh gotten your your feet wet in the cable news arena? Can I pick [snorts] anything?
Sure. Yeah, I can say anything. No, you have a very You have three shows to choose from. What do you mean? Of course, you could say whatever you want.
I would like to go on different shows for different reasons. So, like, can I go on Joe Rogan just so I can like [ __ ] I would love to just like rip him a new one.
Okay. Um, Theo Vaughn, why they had such a large hand in Donald Trump and his success among young men. I know that I've seen Theo Von kind of regret that.
Yep. I would love to sit down and chat and be like, "So, um, piece of [ __ ] What's going on?" You know, why would you do that? Why did you not see that in the beginning? So, I'd love to like debate on those shows. Call her daddy. I'd love to just sit down and chat about [ __ ] like whatever.
Okay. I love Britney Broki. She's from Texas. I would love to be on her show. Drew Off. There's so many podcasts that I would love to just go and sit and chat a lot.
Mom, well, now that I've been on TV, I would do Newsmax. [laughter] Okay, now that I know that that was live TV. Um, I like
put me on Smoky Joe's Cafe. Yeah, I like Megan Kelly. I like Ben Shapiro a little bit. Um, I'd do those. Put me on [ __ ] Megan Kelly. I'd do that. I did like Valhalla Valhalla guy. I liked him. He remember him.
Yeah. U he gave me a lot of information about Islamics and Islam and I would go back on his podcast. I liked him.
A jubilee like where you're just surrounded by [ __ ] I would love that. They wanted mom and dad to come on but you guys couldn't travel.
Well, yes, he couldn't travel. And it was during the time too where they had just shot Charlie Kirk and I was like yeah
yeah all right my answers are higher learning god I would love to go on that podcast and of course traitors coming up traitors traitors
um that's not a political show uh all right let's move on we have three more topics let's try and get through all of them is transphobic Pete Hegsth is facing backlash after delivering a transphobic body shaming speech to troops at Marine Corps Base Quantico. In his quote state of the force address, which took place on the 214th day of the Iran War and was delivered to the military's top brass, HGsth announced new initiatives, including a future of warfare effort co-led by Elon Musk.
Jesus. In which the drugaddicted trillionaire will now be giving military advice to the military and heth also attacked frequent targets like wokeness in the ranks and the media. One line in his rambling speech overshadowed the rest. He said the new military will contain in his words, and I'm not going to say all the words, but in his words, no fatties. No. Then he uses a transphobic slur. No beardos, no weirdos, no wimps, no radicals, just warriors. This isn't the only time Hegsth has used that slur.
LGBTQ Nation reports he has used that slur at least three times in public this past year, usually in connection with the Trump administration's transgender military ban. Hexath also announced deeper cuts at the top. He directed all services to double at last year's 10% reduction to roughly 800 general and flag officer positions for a 20% total cut due by January 1st. His purge of top military officials comes as reporting is emerging that multiple soldiers have attempted to take their own lives on board the USS Abraham Lincoln, which Hegath's poor planning left at sea longer than any other US military ship in history. Mom, you've used the exact
same slur on this show and you apologized for it. Do you think Heg Seth should have to apologize? Number one, you never told me what that was. Remember, I didn't even know what to apologize for. And I said, "I'll apologize, but I don't even know what you're talking about."
I'll text it to you right now. And don't say it out loud. Yes. You can just simply refer to it as t- slur. That is how you refer to it.
I know what you're going to say. And I I would like for you to go back and tell me when I said that because I really don't remember ever saying that.
It was a couple of months ago. I just texted it to you. Yeah, I see it. I don't remember saying that. Fine. If I did, I'm sorry.
It's not okay to use. And he used it. Okay. Say today fight with you guys today. Jesus Christ to fight with y'all. I'm not fighting. I'm asking you. Do you acknowledge that it is it's not a good thing to use that word?
Um, people do, but yeah, I guess it's it's degrading. Yes, it's a when you could use the correct verbiage, right? Here's what I think. Our military should be men and women that are ready to fight for our country, physically able to to defend our country, to defend all of us,
including trans men and women. Men and women. Including trans men and women. But do we see here's where we like medically transitioned or
It doesn't [ __ ] matter. If somebody says they're a woman, they're a woman. And that's all you need to know. And that includes trans women and transmen.
I just said no. I said men and women. Yeah. To defend our country. Okay. That wasn't my question. My question is, do you think it's appropriate to use that slur or any slur of any kind against any group of people?
Absolutely not. Okay. He did it. Not only did he use it, he used it in a speech. Huh. I don't know how long he's going to hold on to his position. And I've told you that.
You keep saying that. You've said that for a year. Mad at this. No, he's not. He's part of this. Trump probably wrote he literally has like he has a vendetta against trans people right now. He's trying to gut their health care so they can't get gender affirming care. And I'm not talking about kids in elementary school. I'm talking about trans people that currently [ __ ] exist on HRT who require that [ __ ] and he's trying to take that away from them.
You should also be afraid of the Islamic people that don't like trans people because they are also going to take all that away.
So anyway, what we were talking about is Pete Hagsth delivered this speech to all of the top military uh officials in this room, used this slur,
and nothing's happening. That's not right. That's not right. But but I just want it in war before too. We need to have the strongest person in there fighting for us.
And you who do you think that is? Pete Hegathth. Have you seen all the videos of him trying to do pull-ups and trying to lift weights? He is one of the wimps that he's talking about.
I've always thought men have more testosterone and bigger muscles than women. But you're you're misunderstanding like so many things at this point. But the basic thing you need to understand is not every person in the military is charging into battle with guns firing.
What do you mean? They're not all in foxholes with bayonets. No, they're not. In fact, most of the United States military is basically like an office job. [clears throat]
From my understanding, uh it's like logistics. It's it's uh sending personnel here or there. It's filing paperwork, sending emails, all that kind of [ __ ] just like it is in anything else. The US military is a giant organization that requires a lot of logistical support obviously.
So, when we had the two pilots down over there and had to figure out how to get them out, uses all the equipment and we had to use strength and they had to use strength to get out.
Uhhuh. So, we did that from one tiny computer and just pulled them out of there. No, we but we sent in whatever teams we sent in. But then in addition to those teams, there are hundreds if not thousands of people in the periphery organizing that, doing all the communications for it, etc., etc., etc. Those people are also in the US military and just as important as whatever you perceive to be the Arnold Schwarzenegger like guys running into battle with machine guns and rocket launchers.
Yes. All right. Let me ask you. I agree. I agree. So, you denounce Pete Hegsth and his use of the slur? Yes. Okay. Um, why do you think Pete Haggsth is firing 20% of the military's top officers?
No idea. Do you think that's going to make the military stronger or weaker? Is he replacing them with people he wants to put in or what?
He's trying to turn this into like a crazy Nazi white Christian nationalist like Arnold Schwarzeneggeresque like military and so he's getting rid of all of the brains that exist so he can do whatever in the [ __ ] he wants.
He's getting rid of any opposition. There are some of the people that he's going to be firing in this 20% cut are like career military officers who have spent their entire lives climbing that ladder, who respect the military, who respect the idea of America and know that they're fighting for things like the First Amendment. You with us? I'm right here, Chad.
All right. What's going on over there? I just got my iPad in my lap in case I need it. Why do you get mad at me for that?
Cuz I just want you to be present in the conversation do that all the time. Pete Hexath belongs in jail. He should be fired.
He's [snorts] a piece of [ __ ] He's weakening our military. We're never getting out of Iran. the [ __ ] that he said, like just that display alone. Fired.
[ __ ] Fired. Um, and that's what we're trying to tell you, Mom. You've been saying he's going to be fired for a long time. That ain't happening. Um, the reason I believe that he is firing all of these top military people is because Trump knows that the shit's about to hit the fan and he's very likely, I think, going to try a military coup of the entire government and he needs to get rid of anybody who will stand in his way. So, the only people left after these purges that they do are complete Trump loyalists.
What do you mean that the [ __ ] is going to hit the fan? They're talking about like martial law. They're talking about like taking over our voting polls.
Trump knows that if he is in any capacity removed from office, he is going to jail. Mhm. And he's trying like he has two goals at this point. To keep all the money he's stolen for him and his family
and to not land in jail. He knows he's committed crimes. We I mean we know he's committed he's been found guilty of 34 felonies. that that's he is a criminal. And so as soon as he leaves office, that protection that the Supreme Court has given him that any president can do whatever they want and never be prosecuted, charged or uh convicted, that's gone. And so if Democrats hopefully, fingers crossed, they get their [ __ ] together, if they're in power, hopefully they will launch competent investigations, hopefully they will hold these people accountable. He's aware of that. All of these people are.
That's why they're now rallying around. That's why you have Alon Musk has come back. That's why they're offering us all five grand. You know, like, let's just get through the midterms and then we'll give you all $5,000.
He's trying to buy your vote. He's trying to get rid of the military who could stop him from doing something illegal like a military coup. And now, strangely, Elon Musk is back.
The [ __ ] Why is Elon Musk back one month before midterms to try and help him steal the election like he's already done?
He's not in the election, by the way. This is He is not only has he said, "Pretend I'm in the election." He knows that he is in the election. If this swings blue, if Democrats take over the Senate and the House or either one of those, again, I have literally no faith in the Democratic party to do anything correctly, they should launch investigations, criminal investigations into Trump, his family, the whole [ __ ] lot of them. And I think Trump is scared of that. So, he's bringing in everything he can possibly do. He's making propaganda ads. He's saying, "Pretend I'm on the ballot." He's got
his old buddy Elon Musk back to hack the [ __ ] voting machines. He's soft testing. Oh, can I send the FBI in to just take ballots? Yep, he's done that a couple of times.
You don't see it? All right. No, I don't see. We have uh two more topics that I do want to get to. So, let's try and do these quickly.
Trump's new sexual assault allegations. This week, a woman filed a lawsuit against Trump claiming he raped her in a Florida hotel room. The complaint says Jeffrey Epstein was also present uh during the alleged 1997 incident. The suit was filed with the Palm Beach County clerk of courts. The plaintiff, who lives in Kentucky, filed the case prosay, meaning without a lawyer. The complaint includes a count of sexual battery alleging the president subjected her to non-consensual intercourse. No response to the complaint has been filed yet, and Trump has not issued a response either. This is not the first time a prosay lawsuit has tied Trump and
Epstein together. In 2016, a woman used the name Katie Johnson filed a similar suit. Trump called those allegations categorically false, and that case never reached a judgment. Trump has over 30 allegations of sexual assault or misconduct over the years, and one for Eugene Carol was taken to court where two separate juries found him unanimously liable for committing sexual assault. Both verdicts were upheld by the Supreme Court. Mom, do you believe this woman who filed this lawsuit?
Not sure yet. I just saw the topic and I read something about it in the Boo Raton something news. Why is she talking about it now when it happened in 1997?
She filed in 1997. I [clears throat] don't think so. It's now. She's filing this lawsuit now. Well, she never filed in 97. Let me representing herself. Wouldn't you get the best kick-ass lawyer you could?
Okay. Why is she asking for money? Okay. Is she doing this right before midterms? I don't know. All right. So, you're immediately discounting all these things.
I'm not simply based on your loyalty to Trump. That's fine. So, you don't believe this woman? No. You don't believe Eugene Carol? Trump has 30 different women, over 30 women that have accused him of sexual assault over the past four or five years. Do you believe any of them?
I don't know, Chad. I really don't know. Do you believe Jane Doe in the Cornell rape case? To that one, I kind of do. Yes.
Okay. Why don't you believe any of the ones about Donald Trump? Maybe politically motivated. All of them. Right. Every single one of them. Even the one that the Supreme Court upheld and made him pay. Even that one. Maybe some of them.
Let me ask you this. Why do you think no other president in history has had 30 women accuse him of sexual assault? Some of them just wipe them out and kill him like Marilyn Monroe. They wipe them out that way.
Okay. Um so the question again was why do you think Donald Trump is the only president in history who has 30 sexual assault allegations? because he's a serial rapist.
Why is that hard for you to believe? Like, why is it hard for you to believe? It just is in the in the abstain dials 38,000 times already [ __ ] accused and upheld by the Supreme Court that he did rape Eugene Carol and now we have all of these other women who have said that he's raped them. We've talked about that before. The Epstein Files,
you have him on [ __ ] record saying he grabs women by the [ __ ] Why can't you believe it? I just I don't believe all of them. I just don't I don't know why.
Okay, but that's the question that I'm trying to get at is like I I feel like politically motivated. Okay. But what the question I'm asking is then if it was politically motivated, if that was a tactic that political parties would use against the other one, why has it never been used against a president before until now, until Donald Trump?
It's been used against a lot of politicians, not 30, not like this because they want to come after him and they don't like him as much, I guess. I don't know. I don't
But why continue to do it? Like clearly it's a strategy that doesn't work. He's still president. There have been nothing has happened because of it.
Also, why keep doing it if it doesn't work as a political strategy, right? You believe Monica Lewinsky and you hated Bill Clinton for that and that was consensual.
Remember that? Right. Well, we had dresses. We had evidence there. We I don't know. You have evidence. He's a convicted rapist. What more evidence do you need? I have the words from you. But in that other one, we had a dress. We had
You have two You have a civil case brought against him by Eugene Carol where nine people said, "Yep, he's liable for uh sexual assault." Then he appealed it. They retried it and another jury of nine people unanimously said, "Yep, liable for sexual assault." Then the Supreme Court said, "Yep, liable for sexual assault." So at every point in that case, everyone involved, literally everyone said he did this, including his own Supreme Court. So you have that, you have that evidence and you dismiss it.
And you have over 30 women saying he sexually assaulted me. You dismiss it. You have your own daughter saying he sexually harassed her and her uh what is it? Schoolmates. What's the name? Teammates. School. school teens, her her fellow students. You have that story and you just
I want to ask her, did he touch you guys in any way? No, that doesn't matter. He said he said inappropriate [ __ ] to a [ __ ] elevator full of teenaged girls.
But did he And I'm telling you it was creepy. He's a [ __ ] creep. Did he say sexual things to you like I went to you or
does it matter? I already told you what you said like you and I like a woof whistle to me is not a sexual assault to you it is. So I'm very curious. I'm not just harassment I'm not
harassment throwing throwing words out. So wait, do you think that grabbing Do you think grabbing a woman by the [ __ ] is sexual assault?
Yes, I do. Did he say that to you? Do you think saying that is okay? No, but what did he [ __ ] did? He What were the words that made you feel creepy that day when you were there with him?
An adult male telling an elevator full of teenaged girls that they're hot and beautiful. Mom, the thing Haley's bringing up, his Access Hollywood quote.
I know. Are you okay with that? with him doing that. I did say that a long time ago because that's the words that first came out when he said that it was locker room talk blah blah blah. No, it's not right.
Okay. And you believe him then you believe that he does do that or at least that was his kind of strategy. Right there it was recorded. Yeah.
Right. Okay. So a man who says that who brags about this behavior, don't you think it's likely that he sexually assaults women if he said he does and then laughs about it? I don't know likely, but
Well, that's what I'm asking you. Do you think he would have said that if he doesn't sexually assault women? Maybe not. Okay. So, then you've got over 30 women claiming that he sexually assaulted them. You've got him himself bragging about the fact that that is kind of his strategy with women. All it is is sexual assault. That's how he approaches women by sexually assaulting them.
So, don't you think these women are probably telling the truth? Maybe some. Yes. Okay. So, even some multiple women he's sexually assaulted. You are agreeing with that, right?
And we know he had to pay the one off and all of that. Yes. So, okay. So, but not all of them. I do truly feel some are motivated just to put [ __ ] on him right here at midterm.
Fine. But I want you to tell me right now. Do you think Donald Trump has sexually assaulted women? I'm not going to say that. I I I I don't know.
Okay. Well, let that one simmer, too. And remember, your evidence here is he himself has said that he does do it and enjoys it. Multiple women have accused him of it. He has b been found liable of it in three courts technically both of the initial uh cases that were brought against him and then the Supreme Court as well. And now when faced with the biggest uh sexual assault scandal of the last couple months at least in this country he cannot even side with the victim. He sides with the sexual assaulters.
Oh the Cornell 7. I thought you were talking about the 1997 thing. No. Um, all right, let that simmer. We have one more topic that I do think is important. I want to get to it. Netanyahu knew about October 7th before it happened. Reporting came out this week revealing that Netanyahu was warned about Hamas's October 7th attack and did not act. Apparently, UAE President Muhammad bin Zed called Netanyahu a week and a half before October 7th, warning that the leader of Hamas was planning a major operation against Israel. Egypt also raised alarms with their intelligence chief flying to Israel on September 26, 2023 to warn that Hamas
appeared to be mobilizing for major attacks. This week, the Wall Street Journal reported that he later called Netanyahu with a third warning. To make matters worse, Netanyahu reportedly made a secret trip to the UAE this week where he asked Zed to deny reports of that phone call. Netanyahu has called the reports lies. Netanyahu has repeatedly and consistently rejected calls for an official inquiry into October 7th of any kind. Mom, do you think Netanyahu knew about October 7th before it happened and he let it happen?
I think he was told information about it like prior, like a couple months ahead, but I don't think he knew the exact day that they were going to go after him.
Okay. He would have stopped it. Why do you think he would have stopped it? The slaughtering of those people. That's why he doesn't give a [ __ ] about those people. He needed pretext to launch a genocide and this was it.
I think my guess is he heard that information and was like, "Here we go. Get the bombs ready." He did. I totally believe he didn't know the exact day, but he had information a few months ahead of it that they were planning something.
But wait, do you like Netanyahu? I like Israel. Yeah. I didn't ask if you like Israel. I asked if you like Netanyahu. Well, he is the leader of that country.
So, he's a war criminal. They put bullets in children's skulls at point blank range. I think it's the other way around. What? We look you I think in this entire Hamas Israel thing, you think that we're like pro- Hamas. That is not the case.
No, we are anti- genocide, right? Okay. So Netanyahu has used October 7th, which is what happened on that day. Obviously horrific. We in no way support that. Mhm.
The reporting now coming out is that Netanyahu knew it was going to happen. And you're right, maybe not the exact day or location. But if you're the president of a country, if you control the military, the intelligence, etc., etc., don't you immediately batten down the hatches and be like, "Oh, [ __ ] We got to get to the bottom of this. Figure it out. Station more troops here or there, whatever. We got to protect people." He didn't do that at all. He didn't even warn his country about it.
He used it as a springboard to launch [ __ ] bombs into Gaza. If you had credible information of something like that about to happen, wouldn't you warn everybody in the country, high alert, if you're out, if you're doing anything in a public place, this might be happening. We've got credible information that Hamas is launching some kind of an attack. So, everybody be careful. Wouldn't you at least give a warning? He didn't do that.
He let this happen and then immediately fire up the [ __ ] engines, blow the [ __ ] out of them, kill everybody.
Aren't they supposed to be in a ceasefire? And they've broken that like 1500 times over. People are literally living in like tarps and tents in rubble. Like rat infestation, amputations left and right, children being [ __ ] murdered, parents being killed as they go to try to grab food from trucks. This is an ethnic cleansing. It's a [ __ ] genocide. There is no war. No one in Gaza is [ __ ] launching missiles into Israel.
There's videos of like 10-year-old little kids going to get a bucket of water or rice, bombs just [ __ ] blowing up all around them. They are targeting children for fun, it seems like almost. Uh, and Netanyahu knew about this. Do you have any response?
Like I said, I don't think he knew the exact day. And if he did know, he should have prepared his people. Yes. Okay. Well, there you have it.
But you in the very least feel sorry for Palestine, right? For Palestinians. I feel sorry for anyone that is getting killed um without justice. Um
Yeah, that's Palestinians. Yeah, it's Gaza. It's also the people that um the Islamic terrorists are killing. Who's that? What are you talking about? Hamas on October 7th.
Yes. Right. That was [ __ ] up. But now it's something else. It's a genocide of an entire [ __ ] group of people. There is no war happening. What do you think a war is? What do you think a war is?
A battle. Right. There is no battle. That's why Iran is going to crumble here very soon. What? Okay. [laughter] Palestine has no tanks, no bombs, no weapons. They can't even [ __ ] eat. Okay. They don't have houses and water. Where is this war? They're being [ __ ] murdered. They showed like the Google map of what it used to look like and what it looks like now. They are leveling that place.
The [ __ ] enemy is the Israeli government. It's Netanyahu and all those [ __ ] soldiers putting bullets in children's heads. That's the [ __ ] enemy. There's no war. It's a genocide.
And Trump's reaction to this is he sees open real estate. Exactly. He's been very clear about how he wants to go in there and rebuild Palestine as like a Trump Disneyland. Basically, he's not only letting this happen, he's helping Netanyahu do it.
And he's using our [ __ ] money. All right, I guess you're done. I guess that's the end of the show. All right. Thank you everybody for joining us. Um, a lot to think about, Mom. Yes.
Yes. All right. She's shutting down. We've we've drained her of all of her energy capacities of my Thanks everybody. Thanks everybody for joining us. Um I'm going to be back tonight at 6 PM PDT with a live show. I assume neither of you will join me.
What time is that for me? 8:00 PM. Yeah, you need to get on there. I can do it for one hour. That's all I do it for. One hour.
All right. It'll be me and Haley Libs live. Limb Sims Live tonight, 6 PM PDT, 8:00 PM CST, 900 PM EST. Join us for that before we go. As always, Mom, I love you. Think about this [ __ ] Think specifically think about the Trump sexual assault stuff and how that might change your mind about him if you come to the conclusion that indeed he sexually assaults women. You have all the evidence.
If you come to that conclusion, think about how it might change how you feel about him. Haley, I love you. Thank you for doing the show today. Dad, you can't hear me. He's in the other room probably watching Newsmax. I do love him and I hope that he gets to come back on the show at some point.
Mom, I love you. Chad, I love you. Tell dad I love him. That was very sincere. I love you, Haley. Jesus Christ. I love you, Chad. I love your dad. He's getting better. I don't know when he'll be back.
And to MS now, I could not uh do my computer to say thank you back. So, this is thank you for having us on. I swear when I hit the thing, it had lines going all over the place. Chad was like, "Mom, you know how to do these threads. What's wrong with you?" Anyway, thank you. [laughter]
All right, me and Haley will see you tonight, 6 PM PDT. Thank you for joining us. Bye.