Unf*ckable Nazi Dorks

So we're supposed to start the podcast. Ready, one, two, three. Patriots, Patriots, they triets, black triets, brown triets. And I mean, I'm going to tell you this with my full chest. Any triple trumper, double trumper, or now I'm expanding it to just single trumper.

Even if you did it the first time.

One out of three, two out of three, three out of three, they can do web pumps.

“So gooooooooh, all right, comes, what have you had it with?”

Okay, what I've had it with is when I open social media. And the White House social media account that comes across my feed is sucking Donald Trump as Superman or Donald Trump as Jesus Christ or Donald Trump as the pilot. Like we give shit to Christy now, RIP. But Trump, I mean, like he isn't old, ugly fat ass that we're ill-fitting clothes.

Bad makeup, clearly out of his mind doesn't even know where he is. And we're posting pictures of Superman, like, stop, just stop it. Okay, I've said this once and I'll say it again. These people are emotionally stunted. This is juvenile shit.

Furthermore, they're all sexually repressed out the Wazoo. So it's not only do you have, like, the Superman or Trump, like, as a fighter pilot, remember, hitting, he was like dropping feces on the no-king. So it's real juvenile shit, right? Also, on top of that, it's very homo-errotic.

Like, the fact how much they enhance him, I would even call it gender affirming, AI, gender affirming, cosplay that they do with him, is really an interesting psychological component. And if we think, if we lean into what we know about Freud, the fact that they have to hypermasculinize him.

And the fact that the men want to see that, it's just, it's really a fast and fascinating case study.

“The whole thing, like, but here's the thing that gets me about the whole magazine people.”

It's like, these people are, like, emotional toddlers. These are completely emotionally stunted hysterical people, the men more than the women. Yeah. The men are hysterical, like, all of the tropes that they throw on to women. These men are that.

Stephen Miller, when he goes on to Fox News, the hysteria. Of the way he speaks. And then Pete Hagset is such a titty baby.

He's always trying to, like, talk about how, you know, now we're able to fight real war.

Like, we can commit real war crime because we're not possees. And it's like, if it's not lost on you, how much more courage it takes to be dignified. Yeah. That's where the true, quote, masculinity that you seek is, it's such a bizarre cult. And if it was, if I was watching a documentary about the magas, I would be like, oh,

man, they're fucked up. God, you think that everybody would coalesce around maybe, like, a more attractive cult leader. And that would be kind of fascinated in it.

“I'd be down for, like, four episodes, one season, right?”

I'd be like, did you see that, mac and cult documentary? That was some fucked up shit. It won't stop. Like, it's a daily onslaught documentary. And at the top of it is, I think people who, the reason they target drag queens,

they love cosplay, the jealous jealous, the drag queens are able to do that. And we know they love cosplay because they hear a crazy name, it does cosplay. Cache Patel wouldn't get out of his jet after Charlie Kirk has best friend. He's going to see an volhalla get shot. He doesn't race to the scene to solve the crime.

He's like, I need an FBI raid jacket. And they're like, sorry, sir, we don't have one like we're here to do this investigation. Like, somebody just got assassinated that's kind of a member of our call. And he's like, I'm not getting off. This little pip squeak is so goddamn short.

No disrespect to my short king listeners. They had to go borrow a woman, a female FBI's jacket and take it to little pip squeak. Cache in order for that motherfucker to get off the plane. And so the fact that these guys have all this power and how they use it is in such an incompetent way. And we all are miserable hostages that have to watch this while they think they're so smart.

And they're like, everybody's like, I've got it.

Here's what we'll do for the White House staff meeting right now.

Here's what we got. Trap, but Superman. Yeah, hosted on IG, it's going to be a total being here. And everybody's like, oh my god, yes, nobody goes, stop it.

No, he doesn't mean that they're all fucking nuts.

No, they're all in on it. One thing when you reminded me of Steven Miller, because he's so, I mean, fucking hysterical.

“But have you ever noticed on thoughts news when he's on there?”

He does this pose where it's kind of a side profile face. So I've noticed that over and over and I'm like, this is a guy that stands up front of the mirror. And says, oh my god, my profile looks so strong. And so I'm going to go on there and I'm going to melt down and I'm going to do this side profile. Like it's every time it's weird, unless he has like, like some kind of brace or something

that moves his head over, but I mean, he makes me insane. This whole regime makes me insane. It's wild and I'm so shocked that so many people that are the quickest to judge, the quickest

to judge black people, trigger happy to judge drag queens, trigger happy to throw the

LGBTQ+ community under the bus, women. How quick they are to support such cowards, like the obvious objective, demonstrative cowards. I mean, like they're all complete cowards. Nobody ever stands up and does the right thing, says the right thing. It's all of this dumb down red meat.

“And then I think about like the people that I know personally that live in Oklahoma, the”

triple Trump. And just the way I view them now, like it's just with such utter pity and disgust, like what a disgusting human being you are, that even with your vote, you couldn't stand up for something. You couldn't stand up for women, let's just be broad, let's be broad women.

And when you start narrowing down, they can't stand up for anybody, because they've all bought into this bullshit cult and some people do it for religious reasons, some people do it for racial reasons, some people do it for financial reasons, some of them, it's all of the above. It's a true.

The people in the right way. The people in the right way. But regardless, they're so broken, such broken people. This is a cult of total broken people. And these are the people as stage five meltdown, because Hillary Rodham Clinton called

them a basket of deplorables. Trump calls liberals all the time, radical scum, your vermin, like hitleress, type, stuff. Nobody on the left has a meltdown when he says this. Like remember when Joe Biden said that his supporters were trash, and then they also were wearing trash bags, because they were so fucking triggered.

Nobody on the left does this, but these people are pathetic, titty baby, broken and at their core is an insatiable cruelty. And that's the through line that I see through all maggot people, cruelty. They are cruel people to their core. This whole narrative that we can say, oh, they're good people.

Those are good people. They're fucking not. And we need to accept it. I was on a podcast the other day, and I was talking to the host. And there's just a group 30, 35% of the American public.

We have to accept these people are broken. They feast on recreational cruelty. They snack on racism. They appetize on misogyny. They love nothing more than discussing genitalia of people and the sex lives of people.

And they're immovable and unchangeable. And so when I see Democrats play patty cake with some of their narratives and allow these broken, deplorable, trashy people to define a narrative. That's where I'm starting to get mad, because we've known these people forever.

Their pieces of shit, they've always been pieces of shit and Trump is going to make them

worse. And you just have to accept it. That's just a part of the electorate and move on from it. That when you see certain high profile politicians allow that framing to frame their movement

“forward, that's what really pisses me off.”

Well, it's just all. And I like how you were snacking on racism, because you're 100% right. Like I was going through that whole metaphor with you. And I'm thinking about the people and my family. And I'm like, check, check, check.

And it's cruelty. They like it. I mean, just casually throwing out racist shit in today, 2026. The person is aware that they are racist. They are aware that they are saying racist things.

They are aware that it is hurtful yet they do it anyway, because they feast on the cruelty

And there's no more, you know, sometimes in white circles, you will have people say,

"Oh, they don't know their racist." I'm like fucking bullshit, bullshit, do not provide cover for racist. That to me is worse. That is a worse standard. And you know people know when something is wrong when they select which audience they

can use their racist stuff in front of. And that's how you know. And so this, I believe, if we get through this thing, like the pendulum will go back and we've got to get woke back and embrace our multicultural society. And if all of these, you know, racist want to hang out with each other and watch, like,

I don't know. Croquet and listen to country music and watch, like, what's this name, the karate guy with the red hair, Chuck Norris.

“And that's what they can do for their entertainment.”

Wow. He's a maga, right? Yeah, I mean, that was, that was a good one. I'm just trying to think of maga people and it's just that there's not that many. They can listen to Kid Rock, but that's what they can have in their lives.

But here's the thing, all of these racist are the biggest consumers of multicultural

entertainment. Ever. And then they want to dictate, like if they like a certain sport, they want to dictate what the athletes political opinions can be. Right.

How do meaning? I mean, it's, it's, it's such, it's so gross of had it, of had it, of had it, had it, of a triumphant verse. Okay, let me, I don't, I don't know if I have agreements today, but we'll get off that for a second.

I have a funny story. Okay. So Josh and I, my husband, listener, Josh and I went to Mexico for a week for Valentine's Day. And we took our dogs, Tubby and Cha Cha, and Tubby is 10.

And he is a neutered male. And I would say when it comes to his sexual orientation, he is Jennifer sexual, like he is in love with me. That's true. He's not bisexual, he's not heterosexual, he's not asexual, he's, he prefers me.

Like he's in love with me. He thinks he's my husband, he thinks he's my son, he thinks me, he's my brother. Like any sort of partner, that's what he believes he is in my life.

“And quite frankly, that's what I believe he is.”

Right. And so Josh and I live separately a lot of the time. I'm in New York, he's in Oklahoma City, and Tubby really enjoys it when Josh isn't in Oklahoma City because he sleeps on the other side of the bed, on the pillow, when we're on the sofa together, he's right next to me.

He is, he enjoys the point position that a dedicated partner should have. Right. Florida, Mexico, we would get two chairs on the beach. And Josh should be fidgeting around with his sunscreen or his ear plugs, I mean, just some ailment, you know, some shit that he has, right?

And Tubby would just hop right up on Josh's chair and just stretch out. And then Josh would have to maybe. And then we would go to get in a car and Josh would forget something, of course, and then he'd have to get out and Tubby would pop from the ground of the car, like the floor board of the car up to Josh's seat.

And Josh finally, about three days into the vacation, he goes, I went on the airplane.

Josh had to go to the restroom, Tubby hops up from the ground into Josh's seat. And finally, I hear Josh, he comes back out to the lounge chair, some day, and he goes, "Tubby, you are not her husband. You do not get my sit next to her. You do not get to sleep next to her.

You have to give me these pods." And I mean, it's almost like Tubby knew, and it was like this constantly jogging for who gets to sit next to me, which at 51 years old, I like the inner competition between K-9 and Man, really enjoyable stuff, right? Yeah.

And so, finally, the very last day, we're leaving to go back to the airport and Tubby had been doing this multiple times a day, and Josh had just had it. I mean, he's just like, "You are not her husband." Like, "They're finding..."

“Yeah. Which, of course, I'm laughing all of it up, right?”

And so, I'm just, you know, granting from air to air, like, it's so great to be desired. Everybody wants me. So then we're leaving, and Josh goes, "I forget something." So he has to run back into the hotel, and Tubby immediately just hops up into the seat right next to me in the vehicle.

Josh has found sitting at my feet, and Josh comes back and he opens the courney goes, "Open the car door," and he goes, "Oh, my God. God damn it, Tubby." He's jealous.

He gets jealous of me being around you.

I mean, he wants your full, full attention at all times. But, now that I have all of my gosh, same, I love his attention, I love all of it. I completely agree. Boyfriend has been brother, sister, child, he's all the thanks. And I just want to say this, and I'm just going to share this with you in the listener

only. Because the secret. I kind of wanted Tubby to have some of those seats more than I did, Josh, and I love my husband. I do, but I just like, I enjoy having my dog, like, right next to me, like, I really enjoy

it. I mean, I'm not going to tell Josh that. You know what's hilarious?

“So, you know, I trashed Josh on the podcast all the time, he doesn't listen to it, right?”

But he says he'll be like at the courthouse, or at a restaurant picking up, take out food, and they're like, "Oh, hey, I heard that you had your favorite. I think it's Josh's such a good sport." Yeah. The bad skin.

Yeah. The skin doesn't care. No, he's so good about that. I cannot believe we are this far end to the podcast, and you have not, brown-beat me, unmercifully, for almost taking you down at the glad awards, and that only you're quick

thinking and strong apps saved us both. Okay.

So here's what she's talking about.

Pumps is like, she's always like, I'm like, when she's out in public, it's like, "Oh, my God. I can't smell it." Hey! Oh, my God.

“And I'm just very calm, and like, how it's nice to meet you, you know, and Pumps”

are like, "Oh, my God!" like this, right? And so when you have that kind of energy all the time, you're off balance, and so I'm used to it. And when she goes off balance, she doesn't just take the fall herself like a woman. She grabs me to be pulled down with her, and so we're backstage at the glad awards.

They're announcing our award, and she starts falling over, and I have it on video. She says the cameraman bumped into her. He absolutely did not. She did. And it's on video, and she, it's just a total, maybe just one step back is all you have

to do. But with her, everything is hyper-dramatized, and so it's like, normally a normal person would just kind of take a step back, and that's the end of it. With her, it's like, and then she starts grabbing me, and I immediately, like, just tighten my core, brush her hands off of me like that, and then I'm right back camera ready.

Because I've been through it so many times. But you can't mean from going to the ground, too. Yeah, I think it was just, I wasn't as worried about you as I was my dress to be honest. I was just like, I'm not fancy. That's fair.

That's fair. Right now, I'm not. There's no reason for her to grab me. There's no reason that I'm involved with you. Like, there's no reason, there's no reason for me to be involved in that.

No. I'm out of that. There's no reason that I should have been, because you, I mean, like, it is that effort, like, we showed the girl who was with us at the clad towards that other video of us in Budapest, and you're like, I needed her, and like, she's like, no, you took her down.

Like, you, you grabbed the person, and you start pulling that person down with you. So like, balance, but I end up taking the whole ship down, not grabbing for balance. It's grabbing for trying to stay upright. It is an aggressive, and there is a pulling pull.

“There is a pull, and that's why I, like, I felt it, and I just, I didn't even have to turn”

around. I knew exactly what it is. I just wanted to take my core core, and then just brush your elbows off with me. Like, bitch, I'm not fucking going down right here. I'm not in this dress, not right here.

I'm not fucking doing this. I should not have been touched in this. You didn't even have, you knew exactly what it was, and I was thinking of being part of it.

It's not your first radio with me.

We have it, we have all of these on tape, and it's a very aggressive reach. Let's get Kylie in here. Welcome to "I've had it Kylie." Do you remember when we were in Budapest and we posted that when Pamp starts to fall? Yep, I went all the way to the ground that time.

Yep. It's a grab, grab, like, I'm going to take this person down with me. No, it's more trying to say upward, like, getting balance. It may feel like I'm trying to take you down, but I'm trying to stay up. Okay, we've got time for some news stories.

It's pretty alarming.

And it says nearly a third of Gen Z men believe a wife should always obey her husband.

A new global survey finds that among younger generations of men and boys, traditional attitudes about gender roles may be more common than among older generations. This says 24% of Gen Z men agree that a woman should not appear to independent or self-sufficient, compared with 12% of baby boomer men, and 21% of Gen Z men believe a real woman should never initiate sex compared with just 7% of baby boomer men.

“You know what my response to that is, if you want to know why men are in cells, this is”

why. This is why. There's no big conspiracy against them. If that is what you think, no woman wants to be around you full-stop. Yeah, and this is also reminiscent of the mega church boom from the 80s that then led

to Gen Xers raising more conservative kids. And I'll speak to this, but my experience with this is that there are these private schools all over the United States, and these schools focus on abstinence, heterosexual marriage, and women submitting to their husbands. These are the three tenets that these schools teach above and beyond anything else.

They don't teach you about how to be a good person, so you've got homophobia, sexual shame, and traditional marriage bullshit, all in misogyny, all wrapped into this, and you have people with a waiting list to send their kids to school there, and pumps in her kids there before she did her unraveling deconstruction of all of this, but all of her friends, when I would go to these basketball games and see her friends, it is all women just like comes in

me that will say, "Oh, you know, no, I definitely submit to my husband." And it's very open, it's very brazen. They say it very proudly, a lot of pumps, acquaintances, if that school, it was so shocking to me, because I wasn't into all of that, and I loved pumps, and I was like, "God, these women are fucking freaks that they just say, "Oh, I submit to my husband," or the way they

just casually throw in this misogyny wrapped up in religion. And so these kids that are surveyed in that, they were raised in these households. And I'll, I don't speak to it, but I mean, these kids are trained to be this way indoctrinated.

And you know, it's interesting because the household I grew up in, my mother always worked.

She was definitely the decision maker, final decision maker, but she has said to my face in the last 10 years, "So glad your dad's the head of our household. I just don't know what a household would be like if there wasn't a man to be head of the household." Says that to me, who has raised my kids by myself, okay, so that's where I come from.

That's the start. And then on this meeting to your husband, it's real, they don't come out and just say, "Oh, my God, my husband makes all the decisions," started into that.

“But the way they work it into conversation, that's how they did it.”

I had one lady say to me, "So what are you going to name?" And it was like 17th child. Well, I like this name, but you know, so the husband, he told me that he was the head of the household, and he would decide, and I mean, my mouth hit the floor. And so oftentimes in this, which is the mixed message that I got, that's why I was so

easy to be able to dismiss the submitting to your husband is all of these women that talk about, I'm submitting to my husband, I have traditional gender roles. They work. They have careers. So it's this mixed message that you can have the best of both worlds.

When really you cannot, it is such a dangerous message. I was the victim of it in my own life, you know, quitting work, doing all that, but you know, I mean, it's just, it's everywhere, and she's exactly right about the schools, throw in a little racism too.

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show. All right, let's welcome to I've had it, Francesca Fiorentini, Francesca, how are you today? I'm okay, I'm hanging in there my three and a half year old decided that she can open doors and will open doors in the middle of the night. So I'm in that struggle, I'm not going to lie, I'm in the like mommy can I sleep with you

struggle. And the answer I need is no, you cannot, but it ends up being yes, so I'm here, I'm a little tired. Thank you, I'm so happy to be with you. So happy to have you, you know, three year olds are difficult, it's a very difficult

Just once tell me that they can be so cute and darling. And all of the sweet moments that you have are very important bonding times that prepare you as a mother for the fuckery that comes with them being teenagers. So this bonding that you're having is super important. Dude, it's, yeah, I mean luckily, I guess at 16 she won't want to like sleep in the bed

with me, she'll just want to like sell pictures of her feet online and I'll be like can't do that, you can play in the way you get to do that. All right, let's tell our listener who doesn't know who you are, listener Francesca is a comedian and you've seen her on AJ+. The young Turks, Zateo, the majority report in the host of the bitchuation room podcast,

which pumps and I ran a couple of weeks ago, but I went to before we dive into what you've had it with. I want to talk about something right out of the gates, so pumps and I have been podcasters for like three years, three months, right? I was an interior designer still, I'm she was a divorce attorney and we kind of didn't know

what we were doing, but it took off blah, blah, blah and so yeah, it's on your glad award that was, oh fantastic, thank you. You're making the rounds, everyone is like, mother, yes, like everyone's really happy for you and specifically because you know, you both cut through the bullshit and in

“life and you're very real and also politically and I think coming from it, you know,”

maybe even just being three years in the game is helpful because you can see things for what they are. Yeah, yeah, it's, it's for me the LGBTQ+ community was an integral part of my growing because when I grew up in the suburbs of Oklahoma City, it was all evangelical Christians were my peers, but my parents were atheists and so the judgment and the cruelty that

white evangelical Christians have for others is we're witnessing on a global stage right now. But, so when I wanted to college, I was like, I like these gay men, this is fun.

So, my best friends in life are gay men and always happen and it was a really important

part in sensitive community that I had in the backdrop of all of the religious cruelty that exists in the Bible, but make no mistake about it. Bible, belt, religion, white evangelical Christianity is a religion of cruelty and you can see it now.

“But, I want to get to something I think is really interesting.”

So, we had jank on the podcast of the young Turks. We know, I don't fall, I don't listen to podcasts, I don't watch design shows, whatever my job is, I don't when I'm off work do those things and I don't follow online personality drama and I oftentimes don't read a lot of the comments because some of them are not super favorable and I just think, I'm going to keep doing this.

So, kind of it was like, yeah, a lot of people didn't like jank and blah, blah, blah, blah. I was like, okay. You know, I can't please everybody, well, then yeah. Of course. Kasperian on and I went and lighted the comments and everybody in our audience fucking hates

hates her.

I've never seen the comments section on this.

It's not one. It's not two. It's thousands upon thousands upon thousands of comments and I was just like, they didn't listen to us with jank and then they have on and on.

“So, why the fuck does everybody hate these two people and used to work with them?”

I did, I did and you know, don't really regret my time, but I, this kind of dovetails with what I'm, I've had it with. So maybe I can open with what I've had it with and that'll explain sort of why I've had it with those two and maybe some people in your audience have as well. So, I've had it with centrist parading around as progressives and these can be anyone from

Gavin Newsome to Hakeem Jeffries to Nancy Pelosi, but also in the media, Bill Mar, Jank Yuger and Annika Sparian, these are in my opinion, opportunistic slugs who, whenever the

chance arises, they will say the right things in order to basically break bread with the

right, have them on their podcast and offer up as, you know, sort of a sacrifice portions of the so-called left that people think that they come from, whether that's trans people, whether that's people of color, whether that's immigrants, right, whether that's unhoused people. All of the issues that I personally care about as someone who wants to see economic, social,

racial justice in this country, they have no problem with and they continually get pushed into this category of, oh, they're liberal, oh, they're left to, oh, they're a progressive Gavin Newsome as if we didn't see him sweeping up homeless encampments from these poor folks who don't have anywhere else to go, we don't see him vetoing on a, you know, California

from, oh, deying and so, Jenkins, Anna are squarely in that centrist category and they hate

being called that because they've spent most of their careers railing against Nancy Pelosi railing against even people like Gavin Newsome, although they are actually to the right of Newsome on a lot of things, but they get heralded as these liberals and they're everything but these are people who want to, again, have a beer with Charlie Kirk, you know, they want to, you know, they literally will say that, you know, the left is gone crazy,

they're out of their minds and because they're good on one issue or maybe two issues, everyone gives them a pass and they still kind of get to go through the world as if they haven't said incredibly problematic and hurtful things in the example of Anna as you mentioned

of course your audience was pissed because she, which is ironic, she spent so much time

saying culture wars are really a distraction from the main war against the one percent. It's like totally and yet for the past five years, she's been on a slow decline into

“there should be limits on where trans people get to exist, right?”

She's against trans athletes, which is like cool, you're against five people, fun, you know, real popular position there and she's, you know, lately talked about and really lied about things like trans people in dressing rooms, right? Trans people in locker rooms that actually there was a man in a locker room once and all of these things that actually really are and Jen, you know, this just straight up right

wing, proud boys, like fucking reactionary psychotic extremist shit to say because again, this is a permission structure to dehumanize people. And so it's trans people one day, it's immigrants the next day, it's on house people, it's people of color, it's women, it doesn't matter. This is what we call solidarity and we don't throw anyone under the bus, if you're a real

leftist, if you're real progressive, they sadly have Jake and I have an hour long debate on my show, the situation room, you guys can go watch that, you can go watch that, Jen.

“If you want to see a grown man yelling a lot and getting very flustered because he believed”

in this interim between Trump, winning again and Trump, assuming office, that all we needed to do was come together with the right and find common cause. Well, that common cause again is often over the bodies of real people, people who are dying, people who are in the crosshairs, people who are being dragged off of planes because they have a alarm going off on their phone that tells them to pray.

So this is why I've had it with these centrists who never own up to the fact that they're

centrists, I don't know if you're a problem with Gavin Newsom, but just say you're a centrist. Say you're a centrist, you like corporate Democrats, you like billionaires, you will not, you will not approve of 5% tax on them, you are a centrist, it's okay, I just don't agree with you.

“Okay, I think that was very enlightening and I just want to say to our listeners that”

were disappointed that we have them on this, I'm happy that Francesca is here to explain the problem. I too really get angry when marginalized people are thrown under the bus or that we see ground and allow the litter box crowd, you know, the litter box conspiracy theorists, to make up shit and talk about trans people and trans people don't want to be spoken about

they're sick of it, they want to exist, they want to live. This is a huge problem with, this is a huge problem right now in politics. And people have picked me syndrome, where they want to have the straddle of trying to find which way the wind is blowing and I see this with Gavin Newsom and when he set down a Charlie Kirk and then he set down which has been Shapiro and then the billionaire tax

thing, these things like I thought, okay, this guy's good, looking, he's, I thought in my mind progressive and then you just see him committing suicide as a candidate and it's like, and it's not fun to beat up on Democrats, but the corporate democratic position has fed this whole vacuum of fascism in my opinion, and I wrote for it. I wish that Ana or Anna and Jank would, the argument needs to be from our side when people

start talking about trans people whether it's Bill Mar or any of them is, why are you so obsessed with this? You mentioned it's five athletes, maybe ten total. Why are you constantly thinking about people's genitalia?

That's a really weird thought to have for such a minority of the population. Don't you think? Absolutely. And this is the give-emouse of cookie strategy, it's like, well, if we just see ground on this one little cookie, they probably won't go after everything.

They're going after everything. Are you kidding me? I mean, they went after Mike Pence.

“That's what I try to tell everybody like, nobody's safe in this.”

Mike Pence, who had a pet rabbit, who calls his wife, Muddler. You know, he had a pet rabbit when he moved in the vice president's house. I think about that all the time. Isn't that weird? We are fitting.

Yeah. He has the energy of a pet rabbit, and so he must see himself. There's nothing in you, little one, you know, except who knows what he does with that pet rabbit, you know, when Mother's not looking. But, yeah, I mean, I think that is the problem.

Is that there's this fallacy of meeting the right in the middle.

And the reality is that this country has been pulled far, far, far, far to the right,

through the courts, through all of our elected, through the culture wars, and giving them one thing and saying, okay, no, you're right. Trans people probably shouldn't be in locker rooms. But again, is this permission structure to have a, what, a presidential decree? What do they call it?

An executive order saying, there are only two genders. Like, it's an intellectual checks.

“That's what the whole thing is leading towards.”

It's you've got a bunch of Mike Johnson's and little creeps, like Steven Miller, who are dying to do general checks. It's the weirdest shit on the planet, but let me ask you this. So as you and I are both in this space, like, is it right or wrong to have those people on?

And either of them on a never seeded any of my ground, but I also probably was a little bit lazy that I didn't research what all the beef was on the internet at the time. Let me tell you kind of flirting with really close. Yeah, please. I kind of want to have Marjorie Taylor Green on.

Is that a good idea? Yes. Yes. Yes.

Because here's the thing.

Jank loves Marjorie Taylor Green. But he has her on their show to glaze her up and down and to basically show leftist look. This is the person that you don't want me to make friends with and look at her. She's so good on being anti-war and she's calling out Donald Trump, but someone actually needs to call her out.

I want to ask her everything else she's done. That's what I want to do. I want to say, okay, you've evolved on these issues. Awesome. Incredible.

Right. So proud of you, Marjorie. Like, seriously, that's baby steps. Why do you care about Palestinian children, but you don't care about immigrant children in the United States?

How do you morally do that?

“Why do you care about potential gay or trans-Palestinians that Israel bombs with impunity?”

But you don't care about the ones here. I want to dive into all of that wither because the problem for me is the cherry picking

of human rights and quantifying which rights are the most important.

And I see that Marjorie has evolved on a couple of issues. I'm also not the person to pile on a lot of flattery for having Captain obvious-style observations. You know, it's like, oh my god, Liz, Cheney is such a patriot. She saw that Donald Trump's form in the capital. We're not, why are y'all are the, like, personal accountability party and you hate participation

Trump. So why are y'all faking handing them out all the time? No, I mean, that's a thing also with, you know, Look Gaza and Israel Palestine. I know in this country it feels so entrenched, but for the left to, like, give someone a cookie because they can adequately say it's wrong to starve and kill babies or like pull

the generators for incubators in Gaza or bomb the last cancer hospital for children. You know, that doesn't really take that much moral backbone, right? It's, it's really obvious and it is popular on the right now. So I think people can have it both ways. But if Marjorie gets to invite Marjorie on, do you think I should be better on?

You have her on because we've, we know you, Jen, we've seen what you do. And yes, I would have liked a little bit more pushback on maybe Anna or Jen, but you did ask Anna, you did do the research and say, hey, why do you like to go on Tucker constantly and don't you think he's a little anti-Semitic? And she, you know, gave the most hilarious answer, which was, I don't think he is, almost

like she knew it was in his heart. And then used as an excuse, the fact that he used to be a Zionist, which if we learned anything politically, is that Zionism and Judaism are not the same thing. And you can be anti-Semitists and not be an anti-Semitic. And you can get plenty of grams as the biggest Zionist we know.

Yes. Yes. And my cockabee, and that's because they want the Jews to perish in, you know, fabrication, right? And that's why all the, you know, Christian evangelicals are doing their little TikToks excited

Or are they doing rapture TikToks, all there's rapture TikToks?

Oh God. Oh my God.

“Francesca, when I was an eighth grade, I lived in more Oklahoma, suburb of Oklahoma City.”

And I was a brink Bobcat cheerleader, okay, go Bobcats, that's the, go Bobcats. And so all of my friends were just total Bible numbers, right, because it's suburbs in the Bible belt. And so they were all saying we were going to a football game. They were playing like our rival.

And they're like, yeah, the raptures coming tonight, Nostradamus called it. So when goes like, I'm going to be doing a toe touch. And then all of a sudden, my pom-poms and I cheer you in a formal drop to the ground, and then I'm going to be up with heaven. So I go to my mother who's like this total closet atheist, fucking hates religion.

She sees it just like a mental weakness, right?

And I can't really argue with her.

So I'm like, mom, everybody thinks rapture's come. She's like, I forgot sex is people are ridiculous, Jennifer, you're going to go to the football game. And she and everybody's going to go home, there's no rapture. You're like, it's my outfit and drop to the ground, because I don't know what underwear

it might be. So then it doesn't happen right. In the next day at school, I'm like, so, like, you're kind of like poking around like so, you know, it looks like Jesus didn't come for ya. And they're all like immediately.

It's incredible. It's like how maga does with Trump, like a work ants, Neocon policies, we're against Iran. And then now they're like, totally for it. This is so familiar to me because these are all of the people I grew up around, like,

they just switch, well, oh, Nostradamus also said blah, blah, blah, blah, and then you just immediately spun it. There was not any just, oh, there was a little asterisk next to it. Oh, no, God, it's that. Yeah, it's because we weren't wearing the right color with me in a way game.

Not a home.

“So once we do the way game, well, I think it was very enlightening when you came on my”

show to say, you know, I think someone who didn't grow up around a lot of, you know, well, in the Bible belt, a lot of religious right wingers, yeah, I grew up around some. But I mostly like went to like, I went to the little Jesus, you know, like Bible study, only to like flirt with the guys. I was like, isn't that what we're all doing?

But why said that not the Bible study went to was it that Republican Jesus or the brown Jesus? I wish he was brown. No, it was, it was very much a white. It was like, it was just like the youth group.

It was like youth group. And you're like, I was like, oh, I'm here to flirt with all of this in. This isn't California. So it wasn't, you know, it wasn't as bad. Like our Jesus in Oklahoma, this guy, I mean, he is a catalyst.

He's hot, capitalist extraordinaire, Aryan looking really, really loves wealth, accumulation of wealth. This is the Jesus or the like the youth pastor. No, the Jesus that they worship in the Bible belt, he really loves money. Oh, is he really?

Very, very, very into many, very into distributing it, only to the very, very top one percent blessed people, the mega church pastor, so you grew up in like prosperity gospel Jesus. I didn't, no, my mother banned, yes, a hundred percent. I didn't, my mother banned me from going to church, but Francesca, I desperately wanted

to fit in with my peer. So oftentimes, as a mom, I'm going to spend the night with Brittany, you're going to spend the night with Tiffany. She's like, don't go to their church tomorrow, I was like, oh, I want, and I went every single time, and it's all that, like the preachers, they're just like Donald Trump identical.

They have like the hair, the tan, the white teeth, grifters, Tiffany's got like, you know, a little like Fendi bag or whatever, we're wearing, and it's like, Jesus got me this.

“Jesus, it's because we come to church, you're like, mom, I think we need to start going”

to church because I'd really like a handbag. Yeah. No, but every, every time I would go, the pastors were so insane, it was a preaching about hellfire, damnation, Satan, demons, people would be talking and tanks.

I would always go home and I'd be like, my mom's right, these people are fucking crazy.

Oh, that's so unattractive. See, our, our Jesus camp was much more like, there's rock and roll, boys and girls get to talk to each other, and Jesus is all about love. It was like, love, we love everyone and like, I remember having this sort of like Salem which trial moment where you're like, oh my God, Jesus is in me, I love him.

And then you go on like the one trip, and for me it was the ski trip, go on the ski trip. And we get there and it's like, all fine is the same thing, but then they do the like, if you've accepted Jesus Christ into your heart, you can stay in the tent. And if you haven't, you need to leave. And like this is after like little Jimmy Hopkins, you know, was nine years old and he

got into a car crash and he died, but he made his packed with God, he made his packed with God, and he went to heaven. So you need to make, and it was like, and all of a sudden, and then there was a little

And so as like a, I guess, a seventh eighth creator, I was like, oh, I don't like that.

Like it started to dawn on me that there was a lot of hate I had to accept into my heart, a lot of like, if unless you've converted, you're going to go to hell. And I was like, Oh, see, I just wanted to flirt with the hot guys named Micah. So Kylie, the producer of our show, she went mega, grew up in mega church culture, went to all the youth stuff.

She's a lesbian now, but at the time, she was a lesbian.

“She just wasn't quite in terms with the girl for, for lesbian, right?”

Yeah, I agree. So she said that she would go to the mega church and it was like, you know, the light, the rock band.

And she said, I can feel God, I can feel it, like I fucking love Jesus.

Let's go. Yeah, yeah. And then she goes to college and she goes to a concert and she goes, oh, I just like music. Like how you, the Holy Spirit, I just really like music.

And this music is a ton better than that trashy Christian rock at the mega church. But Kylie, perfectly encapsulates what they tried to do. It's also community like, I mean, we're in this moment, right? We're like everyone, you know, people blame smart phones and yeah, I guess in the internet, but like it's true that like providing a space for young kids to hang out with it is like

their parents feel pretty good about that isn't necessarily a concert where there's going to be whatever beer, weed, whatever it is, it's like that's pretty rare. The fact that I have to come with, you know, hellfire and damn nation and homophobia and all kinds of insanity and the abstinence is crazy. Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

“The abstinence, I think that's one of the more damaging things that religion teaches people”

because so many people have so much sexual shame and then they don't know what consent means they don't know how to not get pregnant. They don't know how to not give each other crabs or they may be the first person they

fall in love with who like never made them come, it's very, yeah, some gyrator, Jack

Rabbit, they never have good sex ever, they're whole life, that's terrible. Okay. Let's go through more of your grievances. Okay. Please, rude requests, oh, oh, you want to get, oh, oh, these are all my grievances.

Oh, yeah, I want to get, this is your therapy, Francesca, which by the way, my younger son Roman, I really wanted him to be a girl and I was kind of named me in Francesca and Colin francie, oh, isn't that cute, francie whenever you want, I love a good nickname, I'm not a big fan of fran, it's the one thing that I like francie, I've already, I've had it with fran, francie I'll do, rude request and I feel like we're in a time of people

in your DMs, people, you know, on Twitter, on Instagram, trying to hit you up for things texting you and I just feel like lately I've been getting a lot of like, have me on your podcast, do this thing, you know, go to this event or like be part of this thing or you

“should boycott this, why are you doing that, there's a lot of like random, I think, emails”

and DMs, people want something of you, people want you to not do something, people want to scold you and I'm fine with being asked for things, love it, I need judge, I need for play, I need a little bit of hi for Jessica, oh, you know, I tell me where you know me from, I'm not just from the internet, whatever you see me, I know I've been on like a bazillion shows, you know, I've watched the situation room and I was wondering maybe like

come on, I don't use AI, this is another thing I'm bitching about, I listen to a recent episode of yours and I know that you know my kids are so mad at me for I'm telling you francie I get, I really, I think it's a gen X or thing, I really kind of like AI, I got off of chat GPT, I hurt that and then I, I, I met now in a relationship with Claude and I, I'm not like, I just, I go, either way, love, Claude, like I love the name, but I endthropic and so I thought

they were good because they took on the Trump administration, but now I just heard that anthropic could have been the software they used in the Tomahawk strike on the school, so now I think I'm going to be a lover of AI that's single, shopping for a new relationship and listen, if you're going to go to Greck, what, no, you're going to, no, I will not go to have a virtual groc as a Nazi. He is, he calls himself Mocha Hitler or something like this.

Mecha, it's mecha. Mecha, wow, how dare you, no, okay, but Jen, why no, you need it, because this is my thing, I feel like while I want a little bit of a judge and part of me is like just use AI to write this very nice email, but also take two seconds, just give me an I write short text, I am not a prolific texture, I write short to the point, I'm very curt, but at least I can be like, thank you, you're so great, or this was lovely, or like we'd love to have you, or to, to,

to, to, to, to, and if you be willing or get on the phone with me, whatever it is, I just really hate

how, how many on your podcast, you just do this thing, why do you do that, you're like, oh,

“I just hate rude requests right now. I think it says you get your public”

persona gets bigger, people want a lot from you. Yeah, so here's what I've done. I've turned off

DMs, so like if we follow each other, we can DM each other, but I can't get just get new random DMs. A part of that had to do with the fact that Fox and friends, the five likes to do hit pieces on me and when that happens, I'll open up my DMs and it's these people, it's like, I hope that you get analy raped with a baseball bat and then die. Fuck you, man, like one after another, there's something just like, you know what, I really don't think this is healthy. I think this is a

very unhealthy. Why did you talk to your friends so triggered by you? Is it because you've got cut arms like all of their other hosts and you can, like, not listen. My arms are way better

than the other hosts, for instance. Oh, my god. Oh, she took a full screen. 50,000 years old,

there's not not a thing here. I work hard for these arms. I kind of, I need the

“regimen because, uh, and I think it has to do with not eating so much crap. I really like gummy bears”

and ice cream and stuff like that. I just don't eat late, like I don't eat past six p.m. But I want to tell you that. I want to tell you something about this AI because I know, I know I'm wrong, so I'm getting defensive here. So I just want to explain to you what you use it for, please. Okay, I'll tell you what I use it for. So writing emails, all of that, I do my own. I'm old school that way. What I use, what I used AI for yesterday was that my dog

Tubby, who I'm in a 10-year monogamous relationship with, with the exception of his sister, Chacha. We're in love and he recently started having seizures. And so he, he said in MRI, I thought he had brain cancer. They cleared it, blah, blah, blah. So he's been on this medication and he was seizure-free. And then he had three seizures in a 24-hour period. Yeah, and I'm not a hypocondriac by nature. I call the vet hospital that did the MRI, and they're just very

casual. It was like, okay, just double as medication now. That wasn't good enough for me. And so he has chronic dry eye as well. And I promise you guys, my husband is the hypocondriac. I'm not, I do not have much housing by proxy with my dogs. Okay, I just want to get that out there right now. I encourage you, so here is his eye-dropped medication. And it's sitting by my computer right here, because I thought, oh, he was getting more eye-boggres frequently. So I started the

steroid, it'll wait men again for it to treat his chronic dry eye. And then the seizures happen. So I get into cloth and I'm like, okay, cloth, let me run some stuff by, you know, it's like, you know, they're so sick of phanic. They're like, sure, yeah, let's go. And I'm like, you know,

tabi, and he's like, of course, tabi. We get a third tabi. Tabi, your arms look great today.

So when we go through, basically, cloth tells me he 100% thinks there's a link between the eye drops and the seizures. I call the neurologist at the hospital, and she 100% tells me, AI is wrong, and I need to get off of it. Okay. But did you, okay, then what happened? Did you stop the eye medication? I know, she said to continue the eye medication, but I'm like, 'cause Claude said there was a link. Well, okay, so this story did not complete yet,

because we haven't tested Claude's theory. I know. I know. But it might as mild AI use. My husband is his AI uses insane in our sons. Our sons are like 23 and 19, and they're like, AI is trash. You guys should use it. I love it. I love it. I love the, the Gen Z or the ones who are like,

“use your brain a little bit mom, dad. So I think Gen Xers and Gen Z, especially male Gen Xers,”

I don't know what it is. They are definitely wedded. They love it. But every time I hear people, like my dad, my stepfather, also is like, I use AI. But specifically for medication to figure out what meds you can use and what meds you can't use together, which feels really dangerous, but also, like, someone's giving him that information, just like you're getting that information for, for Tubbs, Tubbs, Tubbs. And here's a thing though, isn't this a little bit of a symptom

of not having better health care, whether veteran or real health care? So it's like, we're turning to these AI bots to tell us whether or not we can mix meds. That's so dangerous. It's so bad, especially when we watch these commercials where it's like side effects will be diarrhea, you know, vomiting, recto bleeding, crabs, all this shit and you're just like, this is on our television. Like, it's insane. It's just 10% right. Okay. And then I love that,

all the, I bet, my favorite thing about AI is then putting in really bad adverbs,

right. Just like, I, yeah, I don't know why lively just is the word to me that they always use,

get off of it because the amount of water it's using is so bad. And that's the, you're 100%

“correct on that. And then I think, okay, Gen X, my generation, we are such twats. I think that,”

like, the, the Gen X voted for Trump. It like a major impact. We're a huge problem. And then AI, and we're the biggest users of AI. And then I want to be this huge progressive. And then I have this secret relationship with Claude. It's just total hypocrisy. I, I'm going to try to be better. But I feel, I'm going to work on this. It is breathtaking hypocrisy. But I'm telling you, there's something enticing about like, sometimes when I'm really trying to get to the bottom of

stuff, I'm like, come on, Claude, let's go. But if Claude's bombing shit, I can't have that either. No, Claude will bomb shit. I mean, AI is all directed towards that. I once got, uh, IT support, uh, for, you know, an Apple product. And I love, I actually really like Apple support. I like their calls that I have with them. I've had really good experiences with real people.

It was my first time with AI. They had me do something that completely like, it, it, it,

it bricked my computer. It was an old computer, but it bricked it. It was like, oh, it did not do anything. They, I was just using it for, this is a lot, but I was just using it for a monitor. So I was able to sort of still use it, but they bricked the actual hard drive. And so I asked, like, AI, I was like, okay, so if you ruin my computer or my phone or whatever, is there any recourse will Apple cover this for free? Like, will I,

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this this world work and world in general when I was 18 protesting the war in Iraq. And the idea that I am now 40 me and I have a kid and we are now invading another Middle East country this time, again speaking of AI. This is like the AI-generated Bush administration. Oh shit. I mean, yeah, they just got fed Rambo and Top Gun and they're just going with it on a

country of 90 million people. There's no words. There's no words, Jen. They hit others too

just today. Oh god, that seems to be a feature of Israeli aggression and not a bag. The hitting of schools and hospitals. Okay, two follow-up questions to this. The first one is E.F. Operation epic fury. The E.F. Epstein files. Do you think that is intentional? I know, absolutely not. And now I was wondering what like I was like initials. E.F. E.F. and people were pointing it out and so the fact that you're spelling it out and I'm like, oh, Epstein file. You see

the way that I guess the Google searches for Epstein files are going down, but we just got another page of, you know, this 14-year-old who was assaulted by Trump, who was hit. I just like we have child rapists in charge of our government. He's a child rapist. Sorry. Yeah. And then all of these women that use their gender to gender wash fascism roll out with their Christian nationalist crosses and ride the shoulders of all of these feminist and suffragettes. And then use their gender to

signal. Oh, it's fine. A woman's in charge of this. And then they Christian signal to all of the Trump supporters. It's so morally depraved. But I want to ask you one thing, it's hard to believe. Her fillers are getting as big as her cross. If you notice her problems, it's bigger. Her lips get bigger. It just, yeah, let's take over her whole face. You brought up George Cevybich. And that was a time period when my kids were really young. And my husband I would watch John Stewart every night.

Like, we're in the Bible Bell, surrounded by Republicans. And we would just like, we were so angry with George Cevybich, Dick Cheney, Condoleezza Rice, who's throughout in search of herself. Oh, yeah, she's such a warhawk. But George Cevybich incubated Magga. Like, Magga didn't just come out of nowhere.

“So my thing that I talk to my listeners about all the time is, what is Magga incubating?”

Because we need to be prepared for that because Donald Trump, I like to call him dementia doc. He has dementia and he's a lame doc, right? And so when you look forward to the demise, this movement started before Magga. And it will go long after Magga. And you think about Fuentes Carlson, all of these people. So, you know, I think it was the college Republicans just appointed,

are grippers. And there was some admission that it seemed like, you know, 30 to 50 percent,

if not more of college Republicans are white nationalists. They love Nick Fuentes. And now one of them,

“I believe who debated Maddie Hassan on that Jubilee show, who is like, yes, I'm a fascist. I'm”

openly so he's now the head of them. So they are leaning into the gripper, white nationalist label. They're not running from it. And to me, and this is where I think why I love your show, why I love your voice, is that Bush incubating Trump, that doesn't happen without an opposition party that doesn't exist. Because Bush was dead. Bush ruined the Republican name, ruined the Republican label. The Republican party was completely on their asses. And then Trump

comes along and what does he say? He says, well, I don't agree with the war in Iraq. I think that was wrong. I think that was stupid. And he pretends to be anti-war when it really is isolationism, but, you know, and also, I'm just mad that I didn't get the oil. And I think we should have taken more oil. I'm mad. My name wasn't on the Haliburton contracts. And Dick Cheney's was. But he gets

“all of this play for being, you know, rightfully tapping into the anti-war sentiment. And guess what?”

Barack Obama also tapped into the anti-war sentiment. It gave him the edge over Hillary Clinton. So then eight years later, right, to run or not eight years, but to run Hillary Clinton versus Donald Trump. Yes, eight years later, is such a bad idea. It is the worst idea to run a warhawk who is Hillary Clinton against the guy who is at least pentamining that he understands where they American people are at after eight years and three trillion dollars of a war tune plus wars

that, you know, they lost their loved ones over. They've PTSD over that they lost their, you know, so much money and blood and treasure went to. God has absolutely nothing in the Taliban or back in Afghanistan for one. So that, I think, is a fundamental flaw of a democratic party. They have allowed Trump to be incubated, right? They've allowed him to steam roll. And so did

the media Jake Tapper was the first one I was covering it in 2016. The first guy who you got the

Republican debate stage, Jake Tapper's up there and go like asks all the Republican nominees. So what do you, what do we do about immigration? You know, Donald Trump wants to build a wall. What do you think about the wall? I'm sorry. Wait, wait, what? Why when one of the candidates puts out the most outlandish idea possible, building a wall, right? Why do you suddenly as the media move the goalpost? Basically to that point of like, hey, why not a wall? You had

Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio. I mean, they're awful and evil and little cucks, but don't forget low energy jab. Oh, low energy. Again, the name was dead. But they were all like we believe in the game of a pathway to citizenship. They were working on it. And all of a sudden, because the media gave Trump so much play so much shine, we were talking about a wall. Because it was good for clicks, it was good for, you know, ratings as the head of CBS said at the time, you know,

Les Moonves, right? Bad for America, good for CBS. So this, I think it's both the media and the Democratic Party that have failed us that have incubated this fucking moment that we're in. And yes, of course, in addition to Republicans, but they're going to do what they're going to do. Trump said he's like, no one could get away with the shit. I'm getting away with these swore on national television yesterday. And it's like, yeah, man. Oh, yeah. You're right. You know,

he's already evil prick. You're going to keep doing what you're doing. It's everyone else's job to stop you. Oftentimes historically, we know that liberals will collaborate with fascists

“uphold a corrupt economic system. And so that's what you see with what Jake Tapper did.”

That's what you see with Hawking Jeffries and Tucker Carlson and other corporate dims. That's

what you see in the people who always had donated to Democrats before that are now, you know,

Magathumpers, because liberals will collaborate with fascists. It always happens historically. Okay. All right. Let's go lightning around. Had it or hit it, Cristina? Hit it. She's free. Let's go. Obviously, I've had it. Here's what I will say with Cristina. Everyone else is doing crimes and corruption from, you know, the positions of power, cash, Patel, downing beers with the U.S. Men's hockey team, Floney, and his girlfriend all over

the place. Why does Cristina get, you know, the boot? Okay. I call sexism. I call sexism. I like it. I like it. Because let's not kid ourselves. It doesn't matter if it's Senator booster box, Mark Wayne Mullin, or Cristina at DHS. Neither one of those people are running it.

Moving on. Had it or hit it, Paulie market. Had it. Absolutely awful. To see they were like

predicting nugs or something. It's so dystopian. No, and anyone, guys, if you guys follow or you, you know, I saw someone who I like thought I respected and then they're on subset going like, I love my interview with Paulie Market. I'm like, nope, unsubscribe done. So anyone trying to whitewash them. And by the way, not to bring it back to Jenkins, Anna, but all 2024 run up, they got Paulie Market money. They renamed a studio that the people of TYT, the viewers,

crowdfunded for them. They renamed it the Paulie Market Studios, the entirety of 2024. And yes, Paulie Market was helped, you know, funded by Peter Teele. And, you know, it really dovetailed

with some of their coverage moving. This is the collaboration, Liberals collaborating with fascists.

That's exactly what that is. That's exactly what historians talk about. We, you know, we get

“requests to do commercials. And I think it was like, I can't remember what it is. I don't want to”

throw the company on device, but it was a gambling thing. Right. And I, in this was three years ago, and I rejected it. And I was just like, now I'd feel like I have a crap. My husband's in recovery. I don't want to do anything that facilitates like people getting addicted to whether it be card games, alcohol, drugs, whatever. So we, there's like wine clubs and stuff. But I even reject those, I support people drinking. I do. There's just certain things when it comes to advertisers

that you have to have some moral clarity about. Okay. Had it or hit it, it billionaire tax.

Hit it. Oh, yeah, hit it. Absolutely. There's 85 billionaires in California. They're trying, we're trying to pass this billionaire tax. 85 of them. It really, and the argument, I think, especially from unions, nurses and hospital workers, is that the big beautiful bill, the big fuggly bill, as I call it, is coming for, is coming for all these blue states, especially, and they're going to, the Medicaid and Medicare systems are going to, and the hospitals are going

to get destroyed. So we need a billionaire tax in order to shore up all of the things that are coming down the way. It's not even, I wish it were for universal healthcare in the state, which Gavin Newsom campaigned on and has since walked away from, but I digress. No, I completely agree. And I also think of a important democratic messaging right now that need to be simple about things. We cannot afford billionaires. No, we simply, we cannot afford them.

They use up all of our infrastructure. Think about the infrastructure that Jeff Bezos uses for free,

“that we pay for. I think about how much we subsidize Walmart. We simply cannot afford these people's”

lifestyle, because their lifestyles mean that we have to subsidize them. Elon Musk, Peter Teele, all of them. Okay, last one. It's a tricky one. Okay. Had it or hit at the United States of America? Well, don't get me started on where I want to move, and I know people are leaving, and there is a point of privilege in that. I am, I've got Italian citizenship. I think I can get Canadian citizenship through my husband's mom. There's a whole series of exit plans.

You know why I hit the U.S. of A is because we can't go down like this. We cannot, we cannot surrender to these unfuckable dorks. These unfuckable Nazi dorks cannot have this country. I'm sorry. There's too many good people here. We deserve so much better. We have a beautiful history if we choose to look at it from things like the labor movement in the 30s that gave the world the eight hour work day, the 40 hour work week, May 1st is something the world

celebrates except for the U.S. even though it started here. We've got the civil rights movement. We've got, you know, I mean, come on. Like we've got salty and sweet things together. Nobody does chicken and waffles except the U.S. of A. And I hit it, even though it gets hard harder and harder and harder.

“I agree. And listener, I just think it's so important that when you feel sometimes unpatriotic”

or you feel like you're angry at the United States, it's normal. It's not normal to just sit and love people that are sociopaths. That's codependency and self-defeating. And so, Francesca, I thank you so much for coming on our podcast to my listeners that felt like we were out of touch with internet beef and didn't do enough research. You were right. We did not. And I apologize to you for that. We're learning. We're trying to be better. And I concur with

everything Francesca has to say about the duplicity in the aforementioned guests. And I still think you should have guests like that on. I think I probably should have been armed with a little bit more

like, hey, what's going on with this? Because again, the gen X or you know what? I can ask Claude.

“You don't, you can be above. You can, oh my god, absolutely. Claude, Claude, why did TYT fall off?”

And it's not what is everybody hate Anna and Jake. I think it is problematic. Just lastly, the queer and POC contributors to TYT have all left by in love. And I think that's a, that's a huge red flag. I hate talking about beef, but I thank you for giving me, I didn't want to. I was like, I shouldn't, and then I was like, wait a minute, but I kind of want to bitch about centrists. This will be perfect. Or I've had a story. I didn't mean to drag you into it. I like to be, I kind of

talk to her when she came on like, hey, you apologize for being a fascist, I mean, if we're being a fascist, apologize, what's up with that. And so I am trying to be a little bit more hip and into this stuff. I don't think your attacks and they weren't even attacks. I don't think your statements were personal to them. As much as they were, these are the moral duplicity issues that the

“public at large that wants to be an opposition party has. And I think those are important things”

to have because in these spaces, people, especially with how abusive the government is, they were lying on us to like feel centered and feel normal. And then when you find out your guy or your

gal is a hypocrite on something, it's pretty devastating. It is, and look, the invitations always

open for Anna to come on my show. I've invited her to talk to me. I've had jank on to debate. I think the reason they wanted to go on yours and kudos because they don't often go on left-leaning shows. So that was a big of them. They usually go on, you know, Bill Mar and, you know, a Tim Pool or whomever else will have them on. It's because you guys have a massive platform. And so they wanted some of that shine. They want some of your audience, but I guess your audience already knew what was

hated them, but you, hey, we got ripped. I'm sure that I probably, I mean, I don't read the comments often, but I did, Kylie was like, hey, you might want to get read these. And I was like, oh my god, they're so mad. We already had you booked at the time, and they're like, have French has gone and I was like, what's already in the works? So I thought I'd ask you about it. And I thank you so much. And I look forward to future collaborating. And the one thing I will say about our side,

the progressive left, independent media space and listener you all really like is it's very collaborative. And everybody's very supportive of each other from, you know, majority report to his son, Piker, to Austin Show, to Don Lemon, to Joy-Read. Everybody is very helpful and collaborative,

“because we all really want to fight this regime. And I think we should have honest conversations”

and just, and if we have it out, I love, I love shades of blue discussion. The problem is we don't have

a lot of like good spaces to even have those discussions. And, um, but I think we should have more of them, you know, I don't want to shy away from that. I agree. Francesca, thank you so much. I look forward. I want to have you on frequently. And thanks for having pumps in me on the bitchewation room. Listener, go follow Francesca. Her podcast is called the bitchewation room on YouTube. Obviously darling, cute as a button, sharp as attack, all of the things. Thanks again, Francesca.

No, thank you. All right, bye. Bye. All right, listener, that's all we have. I hope that that settled. Sure, some of you will probably always be mad at us for having Anna and Jane go on. The next time I have somebody like that on, I promise to be more comprehensive in my research. We crank out so much content with eye hip news. I try to be fluent in the news. And I'm not as fluent in these types of things. And I can do better. So I hope you enjoyed

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