Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Prayer Meetin' Wednesday, Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 25 February 2026

Episode Date: February 26, 2026

The after-effects of watching a pedophile preen before the world feels more . . . Roman than American. Complete with the vomitoria; That poor trans boy! I can he survives his forced detrans, I weep.

The password is amicest. It's showtime. Here we go, live from behind the corn phone curtain. It's head-on with Roxanne Kincaid. Three hours of cussin and discussin, with America's only liberal trans-billy elitist right here, right now, on the head-on radio network. Brought to you in part by Cole River Mountain Watch,

who invites you to be part of the uprising against mountain top removal, CRMW.net. And now, from high in the hills of West by God, Virginia, here she is. Roxanne Kincaid. Well, howdy. And here we go, off and running on this 25th day of February 2026. This is the horn. Head on dot live is where you'll find us on the interweb tubes.

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only horn PR and the advertising department to share comments, remarks, reviews on the podcast wherever you download it, share the podcast postings to your social media, it sure would help.

It really, really would. All in a little bit of good news, I didn't see exactly when it happened, but we have now crossed yet another threshold for this tiny little attempt at independent progressive commercial free non-capitalist broadcasting. We have just at Podbean alone, we have served out over 900,000 downloads. That's a lot of downloads.

even assuming for a minute that, let's see, hold on here, I want to do a little math just for the fun of it. Let's start here. Working from a rough estimate, there have been about 3,120 programs. in the time that we have been uploading to Podbean. So let's see. Yeah, that's a heck of a number.

So, yayas, and thanks to all of you who do post comments. Thank you so much. It helps a lot. Of course, if you're listening live, well, Ralphs and Squeaky and Theo are waiting for you over in the Merry Wacky Zaney where your humble ostus is your moderatrix for the moment. And, well, y'all will behave yourselves. We're all adults here, right?

Yeah. So, yeah, pop by, enjoy, converse, talk amongst yourselves. It is, of course, prayer meeting Wednesday on the horn, and we got some examples of good God fear. maggot Christianity to share later or sooner, who knows. But every program here at the Horn begins with gratitude, and this program is no different. So thanks go out to our 25th day of the month,

subscribers and contributors via PayPal. And that means thank you every single. so kindly to Peter. Thank you, Peter, and thank you to Mark. And thank you so much to Joan. Joan jumped in with more than I have a show on me, and I can happily announce that the terrifying end-of-the-month deficit is a little less so, and so we are now down to $2,465.

We're that far away from 50,000. finishing the month of February fully funded. It's a scary number, but it's not as bad as it could be. That works out to roughly $800 per program for today, tomorrow and Friday, which will be the last program of the month of February. Oh, did I do the Hi, I'm Roxanne Part Hi, I'm Roxanne. The password was Emisus, which is a fancy medical term for worship, the porcel in God or throwing up your toenails or yacking.

And it's a direct result of, well, what your humble ostus did last night. And yes, a big, yes, thank you, Lee, for the reminder in New York. A big ramalama ding-dong for Joan jumping in there and helping out the way she did. Thank you so much, Joan. You are a treasure and a gem. But, yeah, I did. Took one for the team. Victoria and I, even though she's there and I'm here, we watched it together in just disgusted awe.

I mean, how best to put this? I felt like maybe like Winston Niles Rumford in Kurt Vonnegut's Sirens of Titan, that somehow I might have been trapped in a chronosynclastic infundibulum, because in watching that perverse, disgusting spectacle yesterday, the first thing that occurred to me was that I was waiting for somebody to get on the PA system and say, don't take the brown acid. Do not take the brown acid, as if it was some sort of, of maggot woodstock it was ill just the gross um and then today uh got well today was insult on

injury i got up this morning and had some things to do kind of had to because god damn that thing went on forever and he started out but, well, and then he got worse and worse and worse. At one point he looked like he was clutching the podium, trying to stand up. And I'll confess. Part of the reason I did tune in was on the off chance that it would turn out that last night was the night that it finally happened. I even had my red dress.

out and ready to go. But it didn't. It was a stem winder. Apparently he's been studying old speeches of Fidel Castro or something. Because at one point in time I said to Victoria, when does this fucking end? Ah! And it was a hate fest.

I mean, it was Orwellian. In the purest sense of the, or, you know, It was the, what, three-hour hate, name-calling, attacks on marginalized people, racism, xenophobia, everything ugly in the phrase, ugly American was on display. So, yeah, I did have kind of an emotional, or, well, I think I just had a cortisol, spike watching it with just

how the level of disgust I felt and for anybody else who took on for the team you know what I'm talking about no Jeremy you

you boys behave or I will pull this program over you know I will Jeremy said a certain Canadian listener has been artificially bumping them their numbers up with fake AI bot downloads.

Can't prove it, but I just know it. Well, if that Canudlian was actually doing that, he ain't buying very many AIs, that's for damn sure. If we had a shitload of bots download in the program,

maybe Podbean would pay some attention and more importantly pay some money. But no, no, no. and stop needling your Canadian brother you Vermont or you

practically canoodly and yourself from from Cynthia in the Bay Area yesterday I said that if I watched the State of the Union speech I would take a shot of whiskey for every time Trump mentioned

the Epstein files, victims or anything well I did not watch it as I wanted to save myself from suffering a stroke but if I had watched it I would have come away raging, standing up

sober. There you go. I'm glad you protected your mental health, Cynthia. And, well, I didn't, but it was kind of my job. Although, to be fair, it's hard to find a starting point with all of it, because it was just so disgusting. Bill Bill Bill Rick asking, how many brain cells did you lose in watching the SOT, the SOT, the SOT? How many lies did you count? Who the hell is Sage Blair? Is she related to Riley Gaines?

Spiritually, if not genetically, yeah. Another, well, in her case, a detransgrifter. I guess what? Chloe Cole wore out her grift and now they've got a new grift. But like I said, I got up today and I realized I had to go about 25 miles away over to Somersville to pick up some meds. You know, it would be nice if I could just get all my meds to line up so that I just refilled them all at the same time. But it never works out that way. So I had three that I had to pick up. So I got in the car and drove to Somersville, picked up my meds,

uneventful. It's four-lane, clear, road, you know, all the snow is almost gone already. That's always a good sign. Late winter snows that don't stick around. And it's, I'm not even burning propane back here in the fabulous horn studios of the magnificent Kincaid Mansion. and it's a very comfortable 65 degrees in here. And then the day fell apart.

I got my scripts. I walked out the door. I got in the car, started the car. And I noticed this burgundy-colored three-quarter-ton, ginormous Ford pickup truck go past my rear view. And I was getting ready to back out. Because it's part of the driveway that goes up to the pickup and drop off. of the main hospital building.

And I was preparing to back out. When I heard this sickening crunch, the crunch was my car as the guy in the burgundy-colored three-quarter-toned-pocket-up truck. Well, I don't know if it's a guy thing or something, or something on the Y chromosome. home, but he couldn't just pull in and park and get out of his car and go into the pharmacy. No, no, he had to pull forward past me and then try to back in so that he could drive out. And in the process, he put the left rear bumper into my driver's side door. And it was so

sudden I didn't even have time to hit the horn. And so he straightened up a little bit, and then he backed back in without hitting me a second time, got out of the car, I had the window down. He said, hey, and I said, hey, you hit me. And he said, I did? I didn't even see you. Probably why you hit me. I think I'm okay, although I did notice, you know, I'd gone, I wear glasses when I drive,

because, you know, I'm astigmatic. And I had them on top of my head, getting ready to put them down as soon as I started driving. But after all the balderall, I went to put, I couldn't find them. And I didn't think there was much of an impact, but it turned out when I did find them, they were in the back seat. So I don't know. If I start just randomly reciting Jabberwocky, let me know. So I got that going for me, which sucks. And I got back home and spent an hour and a half on the phone with his insurance company filing the claim.

and I feel like Steve in Georgia Stan, if he's listening, Hi, Steve, all-around great guy, Steve, and Ms. Karen. But I feel like Steve will have some sympathy. I filed the claim, and then they started sending a text messages with links, and they wanted me to do the job of their adjuster. So they had me out in the yard, taking pictures of eight different angles of the car, and then doing a 360-degree video walk-around, and then I had to draw them a little picture of how it happened.

I feel like sending them a bill for that part of it, too. Cars driveable, the door will open and shut, although the hinge is impended. Is that the right word? Impinged, impinged. The hinge is impinged. What a day Micah said oh no

How bad is the damage My driver's side door is pretty much caved in And Ugh It opens and closes But Hell I don't know It could have been enough to

You know It's not on frame rails It's a unibody construction I don't know So To be on the safe side I'll probably go get it put on a rack and have them look at it from the underside and whatnot. But, well, just another lovely day.

You don't want to know the lovely language I use. Not on the guy. He was just completely clueless. He was genial, and he gave me his insurance information. I mean, I kind of felt bad for him. I'm that nice. but oh for pity's sakes oh and from Sylvie

Emmysus indeed I bingoed two ways on both cards I was playing I bet he was amped up on Adderall and maybe even angel dust utterly disgusting yeah I don't know what he was on I felt like he was on something but it didn't

it didn't I don't think the dose held throughout that entire sickening affair. And that poor trans hostage, yeah. Notice that Sage was sandwiched between his parents, no matter which way he bolted, one of them would grab him. But I noticed his gesture at the end. As everybody broke into Tourette's style applause, Sage rapidly put thumb to forefinger repeatedly.

I interpreted the gesture as world. world's tiniest clapping. I laughed. His parents didn't notice. I wondered if it was some sort of, well, what was it, the Pueblo or the Maya Guz? Where the sailors blinked SOS. I wondered if it was a cry for help.

And the notion that schools are transing children. Oh, my, you can't trans. anyone. But I don't have to say that here. If it was possible to cure it or to ignore it away, I would not be sitting here the way

I am. Life would have been far simpler the other way. But after decade upon decade upon decade upon decade of gender dysphoria, there's only one way out and the only way out is through.

and here's the thing that Sage's parents don't understand he's going to grow up he's a trans boy and he's going to grow up probably transition and never speak to his fucking parents again the parents who tortured him

and it's not like they won't have it coming well thank you billable release the Epstein files live long and process for sorry to hear about the damage to your car. It sounds like it was the fault of the pickup truck driver. At least you can climb out the driver's side window. Oh, no, the door opens and closes.

It's just, it... Yeah. Window comes down, window goes up. Hopefully it's mostly cosmetic, but it'll still have to either be a new door or some kind of damage repair or... And a paint job. Well, yeah, Randy Radar, that's true. At least it's not the brakes this time.

That was one of those things that made February extra difficult. But I also don't think it's going to be a piddling $800. I'm sitting here kind of. I mean, it seems silly to say. But she has 152,600 miles on her. And I don't know how much damage it would take to total her. So we'll wait and see. And, of course, I was an adrenaline-loaded mess coming home.

and you know how it is with that as soon as I got through the door I took four ibuprofins see this is what happens when you stay up and watch the state of the union when it's Trump the bad karma just keeps flowing but I had a whopping headache from the adrenaline rush and as I drove home I was trying you know I was very you know I tried to be extra

sensitive to the the way my car behaved and I don't know if it was I don't know if it was a little wobbly or if that was all in my mind I don't know yeah you're right Jeremy as to Sage only if he lives to see adulthood I think based on his situation that's questionable

at best you know it takes it takes a really it takes a really masculine macho bunch of men and some women to attack children, but well that seemed to be something that they were all excited about.

So the maggots in the house introduced a bill today to fully and formally forbid the teaching of anything about gender in schools, defining trans people as sexually explicit. My God, kids realize who they are before they even understand what sexuality is. I mean, I'm living proof of that, as I've said on a number of occasions, you know, I started getting called the F word and queer and whatnot before I even knew what the words meant.

But here we are. Here we are. and that poor child yeah yeah micah there was somebody at the state of the union who was forcibly detransitioned a trans boy a teenager an adolescent

uh anyway well thank you flavia flovio says oh no you're hit a car i hope you're okay yikes your car was hit i caught the program 20 and it's in yeah i wasn't hit i was in the car

but thank you thank you for your concern yeah micca And Micah said, and now they'll try to do it to the rest of us, too. Well, there's some of us they can't do it, too. Not unless they want to pay for about a half a million dollars in surgery to put something back on me. Michael writes, State of the What? I didn't watch the whatever that was last night with the Mango Man Child,

but did you see what Mike Lee, the spineless jellyfish, said about how rude it was of the Democrats to act that way and the Republicans would never do that. Excuse me, did someone fall and smack his brainless head on the concrete? Obama was heckled by a Republican in his state of the union. Bumblehead, Boobert and the trailer queen, heckled Biden twice with the help of Andy Ogles. That Andy Ogles, the Tennessee version of George Santos. These Republicans can do one thing and that's play the victim. Can't wait for these fuckers to be voted out and sent packing.

I'm so tired of them. I'm so, so, so tired of them. Yeah. It's exhausting. Billable Rick notes, that was the longest state of the union I've ever heard. It was the longest state of the union ever delivered billable. I listened today to most of Alan Lickman's live critique of the state of the union on his YouTube channel.

He was amazed at how few policy prescriptions were in the speech and stated that it more closely resembled a two-hour infomercial in which Trump basked in the reflected glory of other good and brave Americans, which Trump is not. he used all of them as stage props for his political agenda. Lickman believes that Trump should pay the networks millions of dollars for broadcasting his speech because it was not a state of the union, but rather a nasty, nakedly partisan attack on his political opponents and members of his marginalized groups. I agree with Lickman. I do too. You know, there's no necessity, and I trust we know this here in this community.

There's no necessity that the president, stand at a joint session of Congress and deliver a speech. Thomas Jefferson never did. It is merely that the president deliver a state of the union message to the Congress.

You can put it in writing and just send it along. But, well, they can't resist the optics. And so they stand their presidents do and talk about their ambitions going forward.

their, what they think their accomplishments have been. Imagine thinking that torturing brown people is an actual accomplishment, repulsive. And of course, the remarks along the way, Our new friends Venezuela just sent us eight gazillion barrels of oil. In other words, he heisted it. Where else were they going to be allowed to send it? but we were back to we're back to business as usual today

and we'll get into that later but the people who were watching along the way thought that well this was from the Wednesday morning quarterbacking at the

at my former filthy morning habit it's pretty boring yes it had a couple nice moments of patriotism. He saluted the men's hockey team. He singled out a few Americans absolutely who deserve to be recognized for their heroism. Wait a minute. Saluting the men's hockey team? Oh, come on, Le Meyer. You're better than that. He got his pusulent orange bulk up on the backs of those dude bros and rode him around the room.

It was repulsive, especially what he'd said to them, Well, I want to invite you to the White House, but I'd have to invite the damn girls to. And now, apparently, Flava Flav, of all people, have said, hey, we'll have a real victory party for the women's hockey team, and I'll find an airline, and I'll find a hotel, and we'll have a blast. Flav of Flav of all people. I mean, I only say of all people, because, I mean, he hasn't been particularly a household name for a minute or two. But good for him. And look, I'll go ahead and say it here.

Fuck the U.S. men's hockey team. They showed us who the fuck they are. A bunch of chuds. Civorting around with Trash Patel. that goggle-eyed homunculus, guzzling beer with him. God, it reminds me of that song. Where have all the cowboy's gone?

I'll do all the dishes while you go have a beer. Stephen New York says, I'm a big Winnipeg Jets fan. However, when I learned that Connor Helbik is receiving the Medal of Freedom from President Cockshit, I don't know how much I can be a fan anymore. Oh, I caught... And I'm getting in that go-lis.

I'm giving him the president, it's a very high honor. It's a high honor and it's the highest civilian honor I can present. I'm giving him the presidential middle of freedom. And I said to Victoria in the moment, I said, yeah, 20 years from now, after all the information has come out and his career is over, somebody will look at him in a beer joint somewhere and say, hey, aren't you that dickhead who accepted a medal from that that American president who fucked children? You must be so proud. And Flavio says, I did not watch the alternative. I did not watch the State of the Union.

Good for you. I had to. I did watch the alternative programs. Did you know TCM Turner Classic movies showed gaslighting during the State of the Union? Good on them. Nice touch. Ooh, that'll... Once that gets back to the White House,

I mean, White House, that'll probably ensure that Paramount is allowed to do a hostile takeover of Warner Discovery, who of course owns TCM. That was a nice touch.

Or as the hip kids would say, a sick burn. Allegatory Star Trek reference. Star Trek Voyager episode the 37th. Lee at Memory Alpha says, Star Trek Voyager episode the 37th. When Janeway asks Ensign Kim why the signal was not detected, Kim explains that Starfleet vessels only monitor their standard frequencies. AM signals are not within this.

spectrum because they only travel at the speed of light too slow for interstellar communications. The signal they found turns out to be an old Earth distress call called an SOS. P.S. The Morse code signal for space seed was CQ. Oh, wow. Thank you so much. Have a show on me towards your damage from an anonymous friend. That's fantastic. Okay, progress. We're down to 2165. And hopefully insurance will cover, and I won't have to fight them, but thank you so much. Okay, so that's one more day of unfunded broadcasting that's now funded.

Thank you so much. And from Michael, Mango Manchild first term. Who was it in the Mango Manchild's first term who was running health and human services? he was fired for doing what the cross-eyed deer in the headlights trash Patel did. He was using the private jet for personal use, and Mango Manchild fired his ass. When's he going to do this with the cross-eyed deer in the headlights

and the dog killer? Never. In short, never. And Ralph's notes, here's Austin Matthews, a Mexican-American who played on the U.S. Olympic hockey team, shook Donnie's hand in the Oval Office. He's the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Ah, they're all dead to me.

Fuck them. I think I'd rather watch women's hockey. Those women have morals, ethics, and know when to decline an invitation. But anyway, back to Jonathan Lemire there, opining about nice moments. At home or abroad. But it felt like a campaign speech. It felt like more of the same Ed Luce. Like, yes, he was loud.

Yes, he was animated. I don't know, though, Ed, that it's going to change the trajectory of his presidency one bit. Be curious, your thoughts. Jonathan, I strongly, I mean, I had a lot of favorite moments in this speech, but I strongly agree with your comment on it being boring, not just the length, the hour, 47 minutes, but the predictability of the lies he was telling and the stunts he was putting. There were so many lies that at one point I thought,

Should we fact check, you know, whether the men's hockey team really did win a gold? Because it was just sort of a flood the zone with it. Amongst my favorite moments, but I don't think, you know, this is effective campaigning, although it is campaigning, was him rolling the word affordability around in his mouth, as if it's some very strange word that the Democrats have just learned and that it isn't really a serious issue at all. I imagine Susie Wiles and others were gnashing their teeth as they watched that, because this was clearly supposed to be, at least in part,

a speech that set up Republicans for the midterms as serious on questions of affordability. And he didn't really do that. He told Americans that their prices are all falling, don't believe your own lying eyes, etc. He at one point said that drugs prices have dropped 100%. which would mean they're now zero. So, you know, I can't get excited about this speech. But I'm, and I guess the fact that we're so used to these torrents of lies and the whoppingness of these lies and that it's actually boring does say something about this and about this president.

Yeah, you know, it's interesting. I forget the character, the movie character that couldn't say, I was wrong. But it would just like, again, kind of tumble around and his mouth couldn't get it out. Here, the president can't say the word affordability, where it comes out. And this is, this is what politics is. You give a two-hour speech or three-hour speech, four-hour speech. It's going to be reduced down to a couple of seconds in campaign ads. And for Donald Trump, the ongoing problem is that most Americans say the number one problem in America,

not immigrants, number one problem in America, and not all the things that he said were number one problems in America. In fact, they wildly disagree with him on election integrity and so many of these other issues, but it is affordability. And he just sort of tossed it aside, once again mocked the use of the word. So that was one problem. I've got to say the bigger takeaway, though, here. And it's really unfortunate, and it's unfortunate for America.

I think it's unfortunate for the president, too. He still thinks he can do this by himself, says, don't need Congress. He does. He does. Article 2 needs Article 1. Basically, I can do this without the courts. He needs the courts. I mean, this is a president. He's been president now for five years, and he still hasn't figured out that the way to build a long-lasting legacy is by working with Congress, passing legislation, putting things out there that will last, that will build upon the greatness of this country, and he just can't get there. He's still saying, despite over two centuries of the United States Constitution

that says the exact opposite. He keeps saying, I can do this by myself. I don't need Congress. If you don't get Congress, it gets swept away the first day in the next administration. It's really unfortunate that he still believes he can do this by himself. I think it was the Fons that you were talking about. There's the fines that couldn't say, I was wrong. Sorry.

I'm sorry that I was wrong. No, I think also, you know, there were these Democrats who chose not to come, and I can't judge it at this point, because there's nothing normal about a house full of Republicans clapping for repeated lies, repeated misstatements, repeated misleading facts, and misleading attacks. You know, clapping for that and clapping for, in a way, it's clapping against everything that we're about. It's clapping against the Constitution. It's supporting something that is absolutely not based on what this country is about in just one person. And that's where we're at.

And it's going to be an interesting few months ahead to see if Democrats can get their footing. But also to see if some Republicans ever step up and. do the right. Well, and we're going to talk about this later, too. You have actually the United States yesterday in a vote for supporting Ukraine, siding with communist China, siding with Saudi Arabia, that's exactly, siding with Hungary, siding with the worst autocratic regimes on the planet. And they chose to do that instead of supporting peace in Ukraine. So yeah, one of many examples. It's one of many examples where Republicans, they think they conduct their head and survive this by pretending that all the things that Donald Trump is saying that are abhorrent to most

Americans will somehow be overlooked. It's not. They need to stand up and speak out and hopefully that will encourage the president. Yeah, they need to stand up. Yeah. A little lady G is going to stand up to Donald Trump Hmm. Like I said, back when I watched it, I watched it for the comedic value of it. I did. I did. Well, I hate to do this, but I'm going to have to ask you to stand by for a moment, please, because while the clip was running, I got a call in from the insurance company, and I hate this. But I want to stay ahead of it if I possibly can. I'll be right back.