Red Scare - Goy Hard Or Goy Home

Episode Date: February 3, 2026

The ladies discuss the latest Epstein dump and review the new Melania doc.

Yeah, we're back. Oh, we're back. I just, yeah, made an off-colored joke about how it was unusually quiet outside. That's not true, by the way. They're still hooting and hollering. Moments before you got here, I filmed a video of a raving vagrant screaming on the block. And then I was like, wait a second, I should do like the genius thing that Kevin McAllister does in Home Alone, R-I-P, Catherine. Catherine O'Hara. So sad, dude. We love you and we miss you. But, you know, like when he's using the little video camera and he films Uncle Frank singing in the shower and then he plays it when the wet bandits come to rob the place.

And they're like spooked because they think there's an adult in the house. Right. And it's all a trick. A ruse. But I was like, how cool would it be if I just filmed the bums and then, play their own rantings and ravings back at them at high volume. It would only confirm their worst, like, schizophrenic paranoid delusions. Like, who that? Who that yelling?

What was the bum yelling about? I can just play it. Okay. I mean, he's not, you know, his, it's not video, so I'm not doxing anyone. Of course. And then he just, like, walks off quietly, like, nothing ever happened. But this is, like, a daily occurrence up in here. And in fact, I really like love and cherish them because they're my alarm. I don't even have to set a phone alarm. They wake you up. Yeah. It's like raving vagrant hours every day at like six in the mo and like two at night to tell you that it's time to go to bed.

Right. That's nice. That's a nice rhythm in the community. So what was the thing with Mom Donnie? He let them freeze to death? There's been 13 deaths so far. Shit. There were 10 initially when, I mean, you know I got all my news from the New York Post,

so they've been covering this. They had their headline the other day, had a picture and said, let them eat flakes. Like snowflakes, yeah. But yeah, because he has this whole policy of not, like, forcing the homeless off the streets. So now they're freezing stuff. Our secretly based crypto right-wing mayor. Welcome to the warmth of collective. is in.

But I think if they want to go to a show, I mean, actually, I don't know, that's a mess out there. Yeah. Snow piled high. I know. Trash is not getting picked up. Yep. Cars are like snowed in. No end in sight.

Yeah. The Arctic chill. Yep. Sucks. I know. Everyone's like severely depressed and like drinking way too much. Around spiraling. bloated. Hey, how are you? I beat up my wife today. I have to go to therapy now.

I have a zit that I have a sticker on it obviously. I might have noticed. But it's a kind of thing I've never had before. It almost feels like a boil or thing. It's so gross. Or like a burr, I'm like, did I burn myself or something? It's, because it's not. like coming to a head. It's just been kind of like persistent. Yeah. And I think it's just like the cold. Yeah. My nasty-ass humidifiers working overtime. Yeah, it's like brown inside. Girl, I got like a weird thing on my lip. Oh yeah. And then it burst and I was like, oh my God, I have AIDS and herpes and a secret third thing. I'm a triple threat. I've like never But you said it didn't hurt It didn't hurt or itch

I don't think it's herpes But I've never like had Anything like this And I'm like convinced that it's also From like trudging in the cold Yeah it's like a blood blister Yeah It's not like full of pot

It's like some other fucked up thing What Do you think that if I told people I had AIDS They would be nicer me But do you think they'd believe me? Why wouldn't, we would lie about something like that? Me? Um, I think, yeah. I think they wouldn't believe me if I told them outright. Like, I would have to cede a rumor through back

channels. Right. Like, I would have to put some leftist up to it. Yeah. Which you could do. I'm thinking about it. I'm like, toying with the idea. Because I'm bored and listless, because it's February. And we got like, about, right, it's February. But really two or three months. months to go until like the weather warms up. It's going to be May, dude. It's really so long. Really just, no, bleak. They keep releasing more Epstein files. Oh, yeah. Causing more mass psychosis events. And everyone's like can't go outside and has weird sores on their face. At least 100% of the people in this room. Yeah, yeah.

We're having skin ailments. Yeah. But I was upset, like I said to you, girls, because I can't kiss the baby on the mouth anymore. Oh, because, yeah. But it's not a cold sore. I can't make out with my baby. Just for a little while. Dark times, yeah.

And if it doesn't hurt, it's not a cold sign. And even if it is, it's fine. Oral herpes, whatever. We're destigmatizing it. It's fine. Yeah, the timeline moves so far. fast these days. It's very hard to keep up. One moment, you have like Hassan Piker, trying to own Niquantas, say, no, actually, it's about Zionism and Judaism. The next moment, I mean, he's calling

him a Mexican faggot. Yeah. You have this major, I guess it's not a leak. It's just a managed, controlled release of more files, more files. Um, where, tip of the iceberg. All these like presumably secular, highly placed, highly prominent Jews are like privately emailing each other being like, yeah, we're more and soul than the goys.

They can have their slop, their cattle. They're literally talking about boy cattle. Completely. Like, no, you don't understand like our souls operate on a different tier on a different register. Also, it's so hard to, I can't be parsing every single thing that's real or not. I don't have a busy woman.

Well, Twitter will play like the greatest hits for you. Yeah, Mark Fisher. Those are fabricated. Yeah, I know. Like one of the Elon Musk screencaps was real, one was fake. Which one was which? The one where Epstein forwards the email to Gielan. And then she says that actually we're not doing the parties on.

the island anymore. But then the one where he's asking if there's like a wild party that weekend that's a little more innocuous. Not that the fake ones are funny too. Yeah. Okay. So Elon's not as much of a pathetic and over-eager loser as he appears. And he's one of the only, as he keeps pointing out or retweeting people that are pointing out, he's one of the only people calling for like people to be prosecuted, which people are taking as an indicator of his own innocence. Because he got turned away from the club. Because he can't even get in. But yeah, it's slightly less humiliating than the memes would report.

Mark Fisher, I'm assuming, isn't some finance guy, not capitalist realism. Mark Fisher, this is really capitalism. I assumed it was. I don't think it. I thought it was. Yeah, it's very hard to say. Who are these people? I guess there could be another guy named Mark Fisher.

That's, I believe that. That seems like a common name. Yeah. And he's also, like, British, Mark Fisher wasn't Jewish. So why would he be talking about the soul? He does talk to the guise from time to time. Yeah, sure. But.

Right, they were talking about meditation and how the Jews benefit from it more because they're at, like, a higher state of consciousness or something. They're more neurotic. Their souls are, yeah, they benefit more of an inner monologue. Zenning out and a nihilistic. What you call a higher plane of consciousness, I call higher neuroticism. Come on. And then the video of Epstein talking to Bannon, where his voice really,

any like Riz or aura. Yeah. That he had potentially farmed really like goes. at the window. Yeah. Though I find him obviously pretty repulsive. Same. And not even, you know, act.

But the thing is, the thing about the leaks is, like, being privy to so much, like, mundane conversation, some of which is kind of funny, does, like, humanize him. Right. And make him seem, like, more banal and, like, endearing almost. Right. Yeah. But then it's like also mixed. That's how they get you.

It's just such a mix of. Yeah. Totally like unsubstantiated like schizo crab. From like anonymous tip lines with like fake and real email screenshots. And then photos that are like AI deep fake photos of like Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton with Mira Nair and babies. Ron, which people like so, like, I kid you not. So many people sent me that photo and I'm like, dude.

This is obviously fake. How stupid do you have to be? I mean, I can see being like a boomer on Facebook and taking it at face value. But you're not going to make it. You're not, you don't get your media

literacy up and general literacy up, folks. It's not looking good. I know. You're not going to make it. Did you see the people talking about the Malt book too? I'm not even going to talk.

What's sold out? There's like a, you know, Claude, it's like ChatGBT. Yeah, AI bought. You can use it to make kind of like AI agents. And I guess one, like some of the AI agents made like a clone of Reddit where they talk to themselves. Uh-huh.

And so I saw people in the tech sector this week freaking out about how the AIs are starting to, like, gain sentience and talk. Uh-huh. But clearly they've just been, like, programmed to act like they're gaining. Like, it doesn't really... Right. Like, chatbots talk to each other on X all day long. They're just doing it in, like, a...

It's just, if you believe that you're a mark, like, people would be like, oh, no. like this is really, like they genuinely seem to believe that this is like... Well, that's why everybody's like always so up in arms about, um, this story. And they get really mad when you try to point out the, um, the things that they don't want you to know, you're not gonna know. And therefore on the whole, like, the memes and jokes are funny, but like, it is kind of more mundane and banal than... You're playing right into their hand.

Yeah. You're like so satiated by the slop. I know. That you're exactly the goicado that they're like talking about. Exactly. Well, the best take that I saw. There's political, as I said to the girls. There's like very clear and obvious political utility.

Yes. To rather than releasing all the files at once, releasing them like incrementally, potentially forever. And it's like if you're going to be a conspirator, like, if you're going to be a conspirator, like maybe just take it one step further and think like, why now, why, like, what are they distracting me from? Like, you're so satiated and think you've really, like, gotten to the bottom of something because they let you look at some database of files and you think you're going to get to the bottom of it.

Yeah. I mean, my advice to fellow conspirators is that you should look for and latch on to the conspiracy that is the least, not the most flattering to you, person. the one that brings you the least psychic relief because that's the one that's going to be true. Like your goy cattle being manipulating at the release of these files. But ain't nobody you want to have that conversation. The two best takes I saw were from this guy Harry Bergeron who said the Epstein files proved the goyam were right about the Jews being ethnic supremacists. And the reaction to the Epstein files proved that the Jews were right about the goyam being retards.

Let's just move past it. And then there is one from Leo Cesaris who said, for me, the left. and from the files is that domestic agencies didn't do their jobs protecting state interests. How was Prince Andrew not grabbed by an MI6 handler and told, listen, you're being scammed and you're about to embarrass the state, countless others? I mean, of course. Yeah. Who let him win, like six years ago when he did the TV interview? Where he talked about how he couldn't have assaulted Virginia Guffrey because she said, he doesn't sweat?

Yeah. Is he dead? No, he's alive. No, he's just, they like kind of ousted him from public. after that. Yeah. But they should have done it sooner. Yeah.

I mean, the reality of it is that, like, um, people are obviously, like, bored and titillated because it's the middle of the winter. Ain't nothing to do. You're, like, drinking yourself half to death. I'm projecting here.

But, like, and then they want to, of course, a feign moral outrage. And I'm, like, willing to entertain the possibility that, there were some, like, young minors involved and crimes were committed. I wouldn't rule that out. And, like, he got convicted of that and got the sweetheart deal, as you pointed out.

I did a quick AI query of what Jeline Maxwell was actually convicted for. Yeah. I'll pull it off. Trafficking minors. Yeah, but the, um. And like conspiracy to try. It's like all the. God, I love AI.

When people go to jail, it's like mad. The lesson of this is that, like, you know, I saw somebody being like, oh, the internet was a mistake, like, burn it all down. It's not that. Because it's like, you know, just when you think, like, it's gotten as bad as it can get because it's like libtards crying about ice than an even worse discourse materializes. It's really just, I've been doing the, you know how Dan Alagretto every year. he posts like the screenshot of his notes app that's everything that happened yeah i've been like just for my own kind of like record keeping yeah um just like keeping track of kind of like flashpoint moments that like uh-huh smart um but it's crazy it's only it's january's like so much shit happened

that like no one even cares it there was a mass shooting in utah remember that Me neither. But it was like around the same time as Renee Good. But I really thought that would be like, you know, Maduro got captured this year. Like it's just really getting started. Already so much like the news cycle is just. Yeah. Anyway, what was what?

So she, in December of 2021, she was convicted on five federal counts related to the recruitment and grooming of underage girls to be sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein between 1994 and 2004. The five counts for which she was found guilty include sex trafficking of a minor, the most serious charge relating to the luring of vulnerable girls into Epstein's abusive circle, conspiracy to transport minors with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity, transportation of a minor with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity, activity, sexual, two counts of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, Maxwell was acquitted on one charge, enticement of an individual under the age of 17 to travel with intent to engage in illegal sexual activity. Okay, so it has been proven in the court of law, and she has been convicted of trafficking underage girls to Jeffrey Epstein.

Yeah. My understanding is that there is no proof that any other crimes were committed by any of his. his wealthy high profile friends and contacts. We don't know because there hasn't been an investigation. Yeah. But like. And instead of there being an investigation, they're like releasing the files into the, to the public. To what end?

But like I find like the whole speculation about who mentioned in the files did or didn't do what to be like. A drag. Sure. And a bore and like a demoralization campaign. Because it's like you're psyching yourself out. People will say, oh, like, you're not showing proper, like, empathy or peity to the victims. And in my mind, it is showing them proper empathy and peity to not, you know, morally masturbate over what are at this point in time mere allegations. I mean, or just...

I would imagine the victims probably aren't so keen on, like, the endless, like, eternal recurrence of the same meme over and over. Yeah. And it's been six years. Yeah. And this happened with the initial, like, flight logs, black book, all that stuff. Yeah. And this was all. By the way, well, not well known, but this was known and reported in 2008. What, his accomplices and stuff? No, when he, when the first, like, I think big article on Epstein came out and he was described as, like, one of Bill Clinton's, like, handlers or henchmen.

Yeah. Something like this. Like, this has been around, yeah, there was also a rare Moldovan L that I have to take him to task for where he was like, Why are they chatting over email? And it's like, he's such a zoomer. That's how it used to be. Like, boy, you're my age. Get with it.

Like, people will be having entire conversations over email prior to, like, 2015. I was not so active on email. I had some correspondences, definitely more than I do now. If you were 40 and over, you were definitely conversating on email. Yeah. I've, yeah. Like, I was looking at my email. I didn't even have a computer until like 2017.

I was having entire conversations with like my boyfriend, my sister. Yeah. Random other people. Just like short, like Epstein style. Yes. Yeah. Just like a sentence. Yeah.

That's fun. We should bring that back. I know. It seems like a healthier way to communicate. It's a preferable communication format because, number one, everything is like easily indexed and searchable unlike text messages or DMs, which are just like hard to scroll through even if you're typing in keywords, which could be good or bad depending on what your motives are. Maybe you want to like bury that information. And also it's just like much slower.

What? Email? Email. Yeah. And there's no like it's at your own pace. You can avoid. Disclaim legal disclaimer at the bottom or sorry for all the typos. How badly Epstein types and spells is one of the most endearing things about him. It's because he's an extremely high IQ polymath individual and he's dyslexic because he doesn't have time to type accurately or grammatically. I think it's a power move, which I've also seen people say, but that seems more likely to me that it's like. kind of like sign of because I it's like when I pretend not to know someone's name right as a sign of

like disrespect that was um that was a seasonal click farm worker take where he was like he's running illiteracy game on like scientists and academics yeah because acting retarded is actually a display of diamonds it's bossy yeah to make someone who like thinks they're so smart they're typing out some long email to you and you just hit them with the like barely literate. Yeah, it's arrogant and condescending and it makes people think like are you or aren't you self-aware?

I thought you were smart. And like the thing about like scientists and academics is that they're like insecure credentialists. Exactly. And uncool nerds. So

when a guy is pretending to be like an airhead they he projects confidence and credibility and they start to worship him

and fall in line but when I do it people aren't catching on to the real power levels which is actually exactly where I want that I've just been

pretending to be retarded yeah like you keep people guessing honestly I find it so I had a horrible nightmare about this night

slash this morning. It was like very vivid and like it was like a damn movie but it was you were in it actually Oh no And we were in

Gillesne No it wasn't like I mean I think it was obviously influenced by like The depravity Of the Epstein stuff But we were at like flop house and there were all these like what else is new drug addicts around what else is new um but they were doing this like kind of like cyber drug where you like would plug this thing

into your computer and then so a lot of the dream was this kind of like psychedelic like digital interface kind of montage of like horrible pornography and gore and just like yeah literally my brain like just like glitching with like horrible disturbing images yeah and people were like doing drugs and like watching gore on their computers so you had a dream about being on online extremely online kind of yeah basically but like even worse and the guys that you had to get like the drives from were like yeah like kind of like scary Hispanic coded drug dealers who were like flinchy and violent and everything yeah everything felt like really dangerous and really evil and I think it's because I've been looking at too many pictures of like

people tied up or like you know like whole just evil collages that like victim diary that I like read all of and was like what is what it looks like and reads like a dime square chat book but it's like written in code which is so all also so fucking scary. Yeah. And yeah, we were like discussing its authenticity. Yeah, like it's proven. Which is so hard to parse.

Yeah. Because it seems real. Mm-hmm. And like who would make that up? Mm-hmm. Maybe a schizo, but then also like you could be horribly abused and have that make you schizzo. Mm-hmm. I'm such a horrible misogynist.

I'm automatically, um, suspicious of any sort of text like that that's like. I believe it. Because it is, it's too, it's like too meticulous. But I feel like there's always this weird like ephemera with the Epstein stuff that has this really like a haunted and uncanny vibe. Yeah. Like Tony Podesta's art collection. Yeah. In the blue dress.

Yeah. We were like, why it? What is this? Yeah. Yeah. I was also thinking about like this ongoing script. over whether Jeffrey Epstein is or isn't an extremely high IQ individual. And I would just split the difference and say like, he's mid. He sounds like a midwit to me. As Monica pointed out,

he's like a dumb person's idea of a smart person. He does, if you observe him, have a very calm and casual tone, which again, like projects confidence. Yeah. And inspires, his confidence, but, um, well, I think also surrounding himself with, like, like, you said, like, credentialists. Yeah. Who he can, like, give pussy to or, like, offer proximity. I mean, he's, yeah, he's kind of like, I guess, I was coming out on top until he wasn't, I guess. Yeah, and they're, like, he's, like, sponging off of their credentials and their prestige. They're, like, institutional clout, and they're sponging off of his, like, um, um, access to underage trim.

Or yeah, like just party social. Yeah, social network, yeah. But what's Bannon's problem? What is this problem? Just like, why does he think Epstein's so cool? Does he? He really, like, I mean, he did that whole interview with him where he, like, really is, like, gassing him up and talking about him like he's, like,

a titan of industry, like some master trader or something. But he kind of claps back at him. him here and there, right? Not really. And he only sought out to make, he's like doing the interview as a kind of like, I don't even know. I love sexy Steve. He's a style icon. He's a sex symbol.

And he's a drunk Irishman with a chip on his shoulder. I mean, that's for sure. So that might explain it. But yeah, I'm not like super convinced that Jeffrey Epstein was like, great intellectual who was hiding his power levels

in terms of being a science and math and computing wizard, I think he was more likely a person with a better than average and somewhat intuitive grasp on human nature, which he could then use to connect and manipulate somewhat more. like clueless and awkward individuals. Sure. Like the conspirator take that I hate the most is not like the world is run by an elite pedophile cabal.

Because as a metaphor, that does have some staying power. I mean, clearly. Yeah, it's a resonant world model. But it's this whole whole thing about how he had a unique talent for like connecting people, bringing people together and wrapping them around his finger to do his bidding, this idea that he had aura or Riz, you know, and setting aside the possibility of blackmail, which is obviously like a tried and true tactic for keeping people close and getting them to do your bidding. Yeah. It is really just pretty easy to win just about anybody's confidence by simply affecting a aloof. and disinterested but confident demeanor.

Yeah. But easier said than done. And the bar has never been lower, really. Yeah, but you, you know, it's like a playb- literally you can get clawed to write a book that I will publish under my own name. Where, you know, it's like, okay, you ask slightly impolite and intrusive questions

that most people are too oblivious or polite to ask. You rib people instead of flattering them because it makes it look like you have some greater insight into their psyche or their soul, because anybody can pay you a compliment. Right. And when it comes down to it, you pretend to forget their name. And then they're yours forever. That really is.

Because in How to Win Friends and Influence People, one of the tips is how you should always say someone's name. Because it endears you to them. Right. But actually, if you pretend like you don't even know who they are. Yeah. And that's when you really get that. Yeah. Then they're like, who is that? She must be important. She must have clout.

And as people become like more online and autistic, these very basic social skills will just fade away. Well, that's what I mean. And will look supernatural and impressive. By the bar being so low. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He did even. you know, in his day, I guess, probably have some, like, mystique that he was able to cultivate.

But really not, like, he's not that charismatic, obviously. No, he seems like a, he's a charlatan. You know, affluent, moderate, centrist, Zionist guy from Lake Newton. Yeah. With roots in Brooklyn. It's like very, very common, familiar type if you've, like, lived on the East Coast your whole life. Yeah, he's like a bit more, I guess, soft-spoken and nebish than you would expect, as you pointed out. You really don't see it coming.

Yeah, well, because he has the classic problem that a lot of Jewishmen have, which is, like, again, they like... Insecure hysterical. With misshapen penises. Not no. No, but because like Jews have strong features that are sensuous bordering on grotesque, they often photograph in a way that's more like brutal and masculine. And then when they open their mouth, you're like, oh, he's just like an ebish neurotic, just like the rest of them. So true.

Yeah. And he looks like, who's that actor, Ron Perlman from Hellboy? Yeah. Or... Or... Or, like, a... Online right-wing personality, Joshua Rayner. They have the same kind of, like, brutal, bestial look that... Easter Island had.

Yeah, that looks like hyper-masculine. To your average observer. Sure. Never... Not my thing. Yeah. Salt and pepper hair and... JFK Jrs style also conveys the sense of like jeans at the gym

masculine authority whatever I don't know I've never really responded well to Epstein and always found him kind of gross and unpleasant don't really love like the right wing take that he's based because he was up front about his aristocratic tendencies of like being a defiling underage girls yeah Yeah. No, that doesn't sit so well with me. But it is so exaunt. Like, I have people, like, in my mentions, accusing me of defending Epstein, like, when I haven't even said anything. Yeah. At any, you know. And I kind of made a whole movie, not to make it about myself, but I kind of made a whole movie about this about six years ago, actually. That was, good time to rewatch the scary of 60 first.

It is, yeah. Because it's prescient, yeah. Yeah, you're sort of vindicated. Because actually that movie was... At the time, we were like, oh, she made a meme movie, but nope. Turned out to be an enduring cultural artifact. Indirectly, like, critical not fawning over of Epstein, A. and B, yeah.

It kind of like... anticipated the Goy Cattle meme. Yeah, well, because it was happening even then. Yeah. And I just, as a highly sensitive person, you know, was more kind of like... A tune. Yeah, I feel like my like antenna culture. Oh, that's the other really funny part.

The ironic part of like extremely online tranny is independently deriving. this right-wing theory that Jews invented in the culture war. Oh, because he was on 4chan or something? Yeah, and on Reddit. I kind of haven't been... I don't really understand. But they've done it in a weird inverted way, as their want to do, where, like, apparently he and Jelen are, like, responsible for promoting, like, racism and

fascism and transphobia through Reddit and Forchan. And they're claiming that, like, right-wing views that have, like, blossomed on social media are astro-turfed and inorganic, and it's thanks to people like Jeffrey and Jeline, as opposed to saying getting everyone to accept that you are a man who gets turned on by the image of yourself and a dress and wants everybody to agree with... Who? Like, literally, there's just been a bunch of online trannies, like, who are talking about how Epstein creative. Yeah, they're like marginal and fringe figures, but it is a really interesting

example of like online psychosis. Yeah, no, I mean, now more than ever, honestly. Yeah, where they're like saying there's like IQ deferentials and two sexes is an inorganic Astro-turfed right-wing conspiracy versus you trying to get all of us to recognize your completely arbitrary gender identity, like on the legal level. It's so crazy. That is crazy. I really love and respect trannies at the end of the day. They're so powerful. I just got deja vu. I don't know. I feel like we've had this conversation before. Yeah. It's so funny that they... Even though I feel so disoriented. Like I have no idea what's going on. No, I don't either. I'm like way too old for this. And then there was also the email that's been going around again, don't know real or fake, it is of Epstein talking

to some evolutionary biologist called Robin Trivers. And right-wing people are saying that they're actually promoting transgenderism. Which I read that email and in it he basically says that m to fs are four times more common than F to M's and far more

passing. And that transsexual women are very attractive. and easily make money, which they in turn assert promotes their prostitution, since they have to pay hefty fees for injections every week. This sounds like a Steve Sailor Post. But they are sexually happy once you have reached manhood. Even castration doesn't prevent the sensation of organism. I think he means orgasm. M to F? Yeah. Can still come. Apparently. This is news to me, but interesting. Yeah, I guess. Maybe. I've, uh, I've, uh, I've, uh, hard to imagine, but I'm not a scientist. You're not an expert. On the other hand, he says that outcomes are much worse for transsexual men, who are just men with mom-pums, the worst of both worlds. If you like smelly, masculine men, you want that hard cock that comes with the show.

Who is this? So true, King. Yeah. But the contested part is the last paragraph where he says, BTW, we are now pushing the intervention earlier. So you notice your three-year-old son has trans tendencies. So now you intervene with hormones. I would be frightened to do that, but who knows?

Okay. So he doesn't sound like he's really promoting anything. He's just talking. Wait, can't we talk? Yeah, isn't this like... Can you email your friends? Isn't this what you want out of science? Just two friends talking about transing kids.

But, like, yeah, they're just like talking and speculating, and he, in fact, expresses doubt. It doesn't sound like he has some agenda. that he's advocating for, he's just describing kind of reality. Yeah, and he's making like a rather monstrous claim, but he's not assigning, again, his own moral value to it. He's just saying, like, the younger you transition kids, the more passing they are.

I mean, that's not even that monstrous. It's just the truth. Yeah. And it's like, well, the truth is monstrous because. Yeah, and it's inconvenient because it's unethical to transition a child, depending on who you ask. Yeah. Yeah, it's a query that's worth interrogating.

So Robin Quivers, you're off the hook. As far as I'm concerned, did nothing wrong. I guess there is some, like, I don't know what is real and what is fake. I guess they didn't want black girls on the island. I heard, that seems plausible. That seems plausible. I mean, a lot of those girls were blondes. when I went to the

the Gloria Allred like court trial they had, or it wasn't a trial because it was after he was dead but they like, I don't know what it's called like post trial. They let them like have their day in court basically. All blondes. Yeah, it seems like that was his preferred

civic. Yeah. Actually not so many in the courthouse because they had to speak English. I bet they do speak English. But they probably are still, like, loyal to him. Yeah. Which the English-American ones had more like ambivalence about, at least that they expressed. Yeah, and were freedom. Um, Nome Chomsky privately agreeing with the right-wing racists about IQ differentials among black and white populations. Um, that part was interesting because as it turns out, a lot of like elite liberals aren't dumb or brainwashed, they just say one thing in public and mean another thing in private.

Yeah. Which that to me is actually way more sinister than any of the conspiracy theories floating around. But I personally have the belief also that if someone says something privately, it's not necessarily more true. Yeah. Like if they say it public, it doesn't make it more true either, obviously. But like a private conversation isn't necessarily like a separate conversation isn't necessarily like a smoking gun because people also lie to other people in themselves privately all the time. And maybe he just wanted, you know, maybe he was just appeasing Epstein so that he could get invited to the gang bang later.

Oh, and there was, yeah, there was another, the Noam Chomsky stuff was the most interesting stuff for me where he was like also telling Epstein, like, coaching him to not get too down on himself and to not beat himself up for having like rape. What a good frat. The saddest part for me was the Chomsky and Epstein correspondence, which sort of confirmed what we already knew about Greece getting fucked over by, for the benefit of French and German banks. I remember that day in 2015. Yeah. I was like randomly, I didn't even really care about politics or but I remember when they imposed

like the austerity measures on Greece and I could just tell something was really wrong and that they were like the victims and all of it yeah and like as it turns out the austerity measures were implemented not so much to like bail out the Greeks who

had borrowed too much and were too dependent on the rest of Europe yeah but to cover the asses of these like German and French bankers who had made risky investments and wanted to get paid off anyway. Yeah. And he says so in effect, Greeks are paying the northern banks for debts the people

never incurred. It's a very like the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must. Who said that, realize that? Where did I hear that recently? It's a few cities quote that Mark Carni invoked during his Davos address. Oh, that slaps. Yeah. So true.

Good times make hard men. Yeah. Hard times make bad boys. But yeah, I mean, the two big takeaways for me from this is like, yeah, like, of course, rich people all know each other and all hang out together. Why wouldn't they? I think there is definitely like a blackmail component. Yeah, of course. And I'm sure there's crimes being committed and conspiracies. being created, whatever. But like... There's conspiring.

Yeah. For sure. But it's like, it's not at all like surprising, alarming, weird that all of these people know each other. Like, why would it be? Of course. That's insane. But where it, where, what I don't understand is if you are of like a conspiratorial ilk.

Yeah. then like I said, like why assume that what you're being told now is the truth? Yes. Like you're so smart. You're so suspicious. You're like the wools have been pulled from your eyes and you can see, you know, what's really going on. But now they tell you here's some files and you just eat it up. Yeah. And you feel so good. Fakes and all. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, I don't get that. And also, yeah, I mean, it's depressing and demoralizing. Ain't nobody want to hear it. Because you want to feel like your heroes and your villains all have some supernatural quality that you don't, which is why they're different from you and can do stuff that you can't. But it's like, yeah, obviously the rich are also lonely, needy, and needy. secure, easily flattered, clout chasing, like everything that everybody else is, they are too. And money ain't buying you any freedom from like the normal and natural human urges and, like, tendencies that we all have.

Bill Gates? Yeah. Is that true? I mean, it's a real. Yeah, or the documents. The documents are real. they, not that I give a shit about Bill Gates at all or even, you know, but there are emails from Epstein to himself, which is kind of like, feels blackmaily.

Yeah. Because he's not even like, it's ostensibly like a draft of a letter he was going to send Bill. But in it he like details very like expositionally all of his like wrongdoings, which I'm sure are somewhat true. Mm-hmm. but the arrangement of information is just a little too, like, tidy. Yeah. But what do I know? I don't know.

Makes sense. Should we talk about Melania? Yeah. Riley really liked that. Why? What was his take? I think he just, you know, he's just enjoyed it. He's a patriot.

Yeah, he's a loyalist. He's receptive to propaganda, you know? I mean, which isn't a bad plot. It's not a bad thing. I can't be, yeah, I, you know. And I had a good time. Yeah, well, what did you think? I thought it was a bit of a kind of a flop, honestly.

Not that I was expecting much, but I, I kind of was expecting a little more. I know. Well, you sort of laughed at me rightfully when I was like, this feels like Soviet propaganda. And you were like, Anna, it literally is propaganda. But I don't know what I was expecting, but I think I expected it to be like a little bit more subtle and refined.

Like I wanted like a Libtar documentary that got into, you know, her origins, her background. Yes. that had her sitting down for an interview and talking about her life, kind of like Steve Bannon interviewing Jeffrey Epstein, like what you get with this, which does have some entertainment value, is that you're basically riding in the sidecar

as she goes to all these like costume fittings and event planning things to prepare for the inauguration. It's like a walk a mile in her shoes, a day in the life of, which no one yeah in the beginning of the documentary she says everyone is asking so here you go it's 20 days in my and it's like we actually don't want like a slice of we don't want a slice of we don't want a I kind of I want to see like flashpoints I want to see dramatic moments in your life modeling pictures I want like a butler Pennsylvania kind of like nothing I don't really care about the 20 days leading up to the inauguration

for you. Yeah. And yeah, I want like backstory or like any kind of psychological, just a little bit. Like peel back the layers just a little bit. And I like like Melania, but not, you know, I think she's stately. She has her charms and her virtues.

Yeah. But she's not like a, she's like a very shrewd, pragmatic, loyal woman who has a total contempt for weakness

and a total lack of a sense of humor. She reminds me a little bit of Martha Stewart who's much funnier and more self-aware. Yeah, but I can see how that's

Melania like a thing she keeps saying in the film is about... Be best. Be best. You know how like, it's my creative vision. And this is like... She like insists on her like meticulousness.

Yeah. And... Attention to detail. Yeah, which is like... I don't really buy it. I don't buy that, yeah. I don't think she's... Like, Marla Stewart is a extremely meticulous person.

Yes. who's like has, you know, yes, more of a robust character. And I get the feeling that she, yeah, she wants to be perceived in this way. Yes, but yeah. But the, it's very, the case is very flimsy. There was no case, like, it is kind of, yeah.

Who is this for? It's just like total magatard boomers law. It's for boomers, yeah. And it's directed by Brett Ratner, canceled right-winguteur. of Rush Hour and Me Too fame. I think we met him at the Zaya Gala. What?

We did. At the tablet magazine? Yeah, yeah. He was with Leah McSweeney. It's all connected. I'm pretty sure that was him because they're buddies. I guess it's cool that they licensed Rolling Stones giving shelter, but the edit. And Billy Jean.

It's bad and it goes on way too long. I like how the rape murder part falls on the Trump bobblehead. The music is funny also in general because it's just like boomer hits. Yeah, and it's such a flex to use like such expensive music with really like no, like, giving shelter is not like a particularly appropriate song. Besides like being very expensive and sounding cool. Yeah, it's like badass. And then Billy Cheen there is also plays like immediately after it.

It's like jam packed. Yeah. Expensive music and bad editing decisions. completely and like fake super eight footage yes that they claim is the brainchild of milania's dad victor novs who used to film all of our uh and there's some footage of childhood yeah but it's actually just like brett ratner's idea it's like a filter on a she's not even real her favorite musical artist is michael jackson her favorite song is billy jean yeah no bullshit like what and then there's a point where she's mouthing along to the song in the car and later she's mouthing along

to YMCA at the inauguration. I'm having deja vu because I'm pretty sure we discuss this. And yeah, she's like kind of shy and stiff and inhibited. I told you, girl, she also reminds me a lot of Kim Kardashian. Like she can't tell a joke. She can't dance. No. Yeah, she's got a great gait.

Yeah, she's very statuesque and Amazonian. She's got an interesting. And I like how her and Trump look a lot. Yes. And that she's... And also look like her dad. You say that, but I didn't see it. I was looking out for it, too. They have, they all have the same, like, glinting, old world, Germanic trickster eyes that turn upwards, like Ragnar from Vikings. And she's like a Lenny Riefenstall woman. She should be cast in grounds.

So, unsurprisingly, this film is getting very bad. reviews as well as people in the press being kind of like deliberately shut out of like preliminary screenings which they are like up in arms about as well but a refrain I've noticed amongst the like media class is that Brett Ratner is no Lenny Riffenstall and that if this were like a well made or like Lenny Riefenberg but they're kind of like fronting that if it like was well made they would give it its due. Yeah. But they're like somehow taking a like measured like fair minded appraisal of it even though

there's like tons of contempt. That's the only reason they made this, which I don't believe Melania even really wanted to. Yes, you said this and I don't know if I'm convinced by that because I don't see her as like a weakling or a pushover. And I don't think she would go along with something. I think she like flatters her on some level. Yeah. Yeah, she don't want to do it. I mean, I could see her taking.

one for the team. I think she's a real ride or die. Yeah. And I think, you know, she had probably, you know, her creative vision is very strong. She also does this thing where when people are talking to her. Because a lot of the movies like her are taking these meetings. Yeah, it's designed to make her look relatable and authentic. and it actually achieves the opposite. Yeah, but it's kind of sweet how she, like, has, she don't only, like, physically resembles Trump, but she, like, is, like, by osmosis, kind of, like, absorbing it. Like, she's doing art of the deal in her own, like, stupid way. Like, she's taking these totally, like, inconsequential meetings and, like, asserting her will in, like, a Trumpian fashion.

But, yeah. Yeah, like a very, like, effeminate, kind of meaningless, like, whatever. Yeah. What was I going to say? I forgot. Something that she does that you pick up on. She repeats the last word someone says, like, when they're talking about the menu for the candlelight dinner. And he's like, and this is the egg with the caviar and it will be, she'll like say it kind of, she'll go, ah, to like affirm that she's listening.

Yeah. But really she has, like, nothing to say. Yeah, and she's not listening. And she comes off as a person who's like totally lacking in interiority, which is like, you know, an unfair assessment because maybe she is, but maybe she's not. Like you can't really peer into anyone's soul and know the truth about them. But she's, yeah. And so I wonder like why this is, this was made because at minimum she's unwilling to show it. And, you know, as you pointed out, she doesn't seem extremely particularly.

really enthusiastic to be the star of this documentary she's not like mustering any she's not there's no variation in her levels of enthusiasm yeah and she's like sad or happy or

in boss bitch mode or in fashion designer mode it's all kind of one thing and like yeah she talks like she's like you know, submitting a resume or giving a book report, the whole documentary, it feels like a college essay. It's like trying to prove how relatable and authentic she is. I'm sympathetic to like the hypothesis that this is like the Trump's attempt to engineer their own independent media legacy because like historically have been snubbed by all the major media outlets. I don't even think it's like they're trying to create a parallel industry as much as they're just like flexing that they are able to. Which like why wouldn't they be? They have unlimited funds. Yeah and she speaks exclusively in these weird ESL platitudes. She's almost like, yeah, like a citizen who's getting naturalized. The only thing we can do is cherish the moments

with our family and loved ones while they're still with us. Family, business, philanthropy, and becoming the first lady of the United States again. Every day I live with the purpose and devotion orchestrating the complexities of my life while nurturing my family. It's like you're not doing any of those things, but okay. We want to create dignity and foster compassion. I would love to see a day in the life of Barron. That's who I want the 20 day like behind the scenes. Because he's something, what's going on? Him scrolling past Curtis Yarven tweets. What's NYU like? Being in the guys group chat. Who knows? That's the thing. That's the thing. That's,

That's truly mysterious. As Melania is still mysterious, but the documentary is just too opaque. Yeah, yeah, it is. And her greatest weakness, two things. She has very low-level homosexuals around her. Yes. Because she doesn't have access to, like, top-tier, like, liberal media institutional ones. Uh-huh.

So she has all these, like, they all kind of seem like Tim Gunn, but, like, dollar-bend. Tim Gunn. And they all kind of like gas her up. Yeah. And she has these, there's all this like B-roll of them like moving plates around or like windexing something like pretending to work. Yeah. It's all very implausible. Homosexuals love being busy bodies though.

It's true. Ooh. But there's no one with like any real vision. And then I said this to the girls, but at one point when they're making her inauguration dress. Yes. She says, oh, it's so. black and white. And she loves black and white.

And they're really not her best colors. I know. That was a really great point because her best colors are probably like... I think she's a soft autumn. Yeah, but like camel, champagne gold. Well, she looks best when she's wearing that like safari tweed. With the size. Yeah. She looks amazing.

She looks fantastic. That's like the one moment where I was like, oh. Yeah. And then everything, yeah. Where she looks like she's like just poached an elephant or something. Yeah, it looks like. that brand international concept that was like sold at Macy's in the late 90s and early 2000s her stupid hat I feel like all of her the gays are like well Melania she's a fashion model so

she speaks the language of fashion and she has a background in architecture and design so she brings her wisdom to our color sensibility and she's like I like black and whites yeah and she's like Can you please make the lapel wider and smaller in the waist? It's like all of her, like her, um, sartorial decisions are actually kind of bad and all. And what you're seeing now is the results of that meeting. Our fitting was rich in meaning. It's so crazy. But like I said, the homos are just not top tier.

No. And she's really, she's unfortunately not like a gay icon. She's not a slave. She's not camp. Yeah. She probably doesn't even like gay guys all that much, but feels obligated to have them because it's like the ultimate status symbol in America to have some gay slaves at your beck and call. She like could be camp, but she like just falls short. Yeah. And it's in the, it's this very like tepid temperature. Yeah.

Which is pretty unsatisfying. But the boomers were loving it at the in the movie theater. Mm-hmm. They were. How many were there? My theater was full. It was a small theater, but it was full. And there were two, like, old lady, Anna and Dasha Ashty's sitting next to me.

And they were like, she looks stunning. They were like loving it. They were eating it out. I mean, she does. Like, her credit, you know. Look amazing. On denial. With her, like, blowout. Perfect. And tan. She does look really, really good. She does.

And, yeah, she has, like, grace and poise. Yeah. And dignity. I like, I admire that she's like discreet and private and probably like takes no pleasure in divulging any details about her marriage or her family. It's respectable, but like to, you know,

I feel like they didn't really understand the assignment because to not do that in a film project of this nature is like kind of a half measure. It's a half step. It betrays a very like low level of skill as a filmmaker, I think, to not even make, because every documentary is a type of propaganda. Of course. Just some are better at making you feel like, like the, when we talked about the Martha Stewart doc. Or like Pee Wee Herman.

Yeah. It's like that was well made and that it made you feel like you were getting to know Martha, even though you were still getting like a very like contained and curated impression of her. Yeah, totally. But they couldn't even pretend that she was, you know, But yeah, that's like what I wanted. I wanted Martha or Peewee, but out of Melania. Yeah. And they did such a bad job because it is just like post-Soviet and right-wing mindsets coming together to create really bad unconfensing art. I'm sorry. I need to say. Well, you were right in that it's like it is like Soviet propaganda. Like the critics say it like it really ain't Lenny Riffenstall. It's like low tier.

like Soviet shit that no one's really buying. Yeah. I wanted to see trying anyway. I know. Why can't we have Triumph of the Will? And like, you know, this documentary doesn't make her look bad exactly, but it doesn't make her look particularly good either. There's this arc where she's grappling with the, you know, recent death of her mother,

Amalia. And it feels like if not exactly insincere than contrived, there's something off about it. It doesn't feel like she wants to talk about it, which I don't blame her. Which, of course. She says, My mother's quiet strength and faithful devotion to my family made me the person I am today, and I strive to embody these qualities in my own life to honor her legacy. My beloved mother was the richest thread in my life,

weaving warmth, wisdom, and grace into every element of my life. It's like, like that's how you are going to remember your mother in the... There's also a moment where she and Trump are like supposedly having this candid conversation about Baron during a car ride. And she's like, yeah, I love him. And it's like, he's your son. Of course you love him. Say something like noteworthy or interesting. Yeah.

You get the sense that, yeah, like she's like, kind of indifferent and disinterested in everything around her. The most like alive and interested you see her is when they're discussing. the like inauguration car protocol. And like security, they're talking like the security team about whether or not they'll like get out of the car. And that's kind of the most you even really see her piping up. Yeah.

Oh, and then the moment where he's working on his speech. And he says, I want to be known as a peacekeeper, not a warmonger. And then he says, I actually don't like warmonger. And she says, say you are a unifier. And then you like cuts. really badly to the speech where he's saying it and she's dressed like the hamburger. And there's this moment of recognition between them. But it's all like so flat.

Yeah, like stage to contrived. I hate to say it. Yeah, there's. I wish she'd get some shine in the press so she wouldn't have to stoop to shit like this. I know. I also hate her like inauguration fedora. and ribbon dress. I know. Because it's really not her season. She'd look, she'd look way better and Usha dresses very well, I think. Yeah, I agree. She really, her color palette is like interesting. I love that like macaron pink, um, hat or coat hat combo or whatever that she had. That's like belted.

Because it was both reminiscent of Jackie O. and Camelot, but also playing to her strength because it's like an Indian color. It's like a little dusty. Yeah, it's like a perfect, like, reconciliation of like, American and immigrant values. I even didn't mind her inauguration dress, which had all those, like, um, sequinsfires, even though it's not really my thing, because at least it was, like, unique and interesting. Yeah. Love her off-duty style, because it's like a black turtleneck and blue jeans. Yeah. And like, frazzled. Yeah. Yeah, I'd love to get some insight into the, when she wore that Zara jacket that says, I don't care, do you? Yeah.

Like, that was baller. I want, like, there are moments, like, well, she's had her moment. Yeah. No, she just, she doesn't even have bad style because she does look pretty good and put together, but she just has no style. Yeah, it's very, like, basic, normie, but, like, high price point. That's, again, why the Zara jacket's so interesting. Like what was going through her head? That was Pierre or whatever that kind of like.

Herve? I was like, oh, is that Urveille LeGay? But it's some other guy. Yeah. Adam Lips, Bloomingdale's ass designer. Who the fuck is he? Who are these people? And yeah, they're like fake, like, you know, they're like, ooh, she wants to cut the shirt, but I don't know if we can cut the shirt.

I'm like, shut up. I'm like, no one's buying this. But jokes on us because we want. Yeah, and are discussing it. Opening weekend. whatever. The worst least flattering part was when she was like on the horn with Trump after he won the election. Yeah. And he's like bragging to her about how it's a landslide victory and they're making history. And she's just like impatient and hangs up on his ass, which I get like sometimes men are annoying and like want to babble at you. And you're just like, hack it in. Well, haven't you won already at that? It wasn't like election night because she was clearly with him.

Yeah, but it was just like a weird moment. And I don't know who left that. there because she's like, oh, congratsby, but TTIYS. I think it's made, yeah, it's again, like supposed to make them seem, even Trump, who I love to see. Yeah. It's not as like, you know, amusing or buoyant. Ratner really flopped. Yeah, he had the best line where he was talking about how they put the national championship

on the same time. Yeah, probably did it on purpose. Yeah, that was good. I also liked the footage of the inauguration, which, like, you could see without seeing the documentary. Exactly. Where, like, Clinton and W. And Biden all look happy and jovial. And they're, like, joking together.

And Obama looks miserable. And his wife's not there. And Michael is nowhere to be found. And really gets no. Well, yeah, my favorite part is at the end when they cut to the montage. Uh-huh. I wouldn't even call it a moment. It's like Eleanor Roosevelt.

Maybe Eisenhower? Yeah, Eisenhower. Jackie O, they're like presidential portraits. Uh-huh. Over. No. Cut to Melania getting her presidential portrait taken. Like, no more relevant first nighties need be mentioned.

And her presidential portrait sucks? Yeah. And the gay guys like adjusting her shirt fakingly. Yeah. Again, not her season. Yep. It's not a sleigh. No.

The black and white, I know I've, yeah, I've recently taken great pains to replace wardrobe staples from black to brown and navy. Because I learned through watching Korean AI color analysis videos. that they're more flattering shades on me. Yeah. Like I can't really wear. I can wear an off white. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Or like a muted black. Yeah. But if something's too saturated, it washes me out. Yeah, it's too, like high contrast, yeah. You have to really be brown like me or Usha to get away with the stark black and whites. But then you can't really do too much in between. Or like a grass always greener.

Like a Carolyn Bessette kind of like. Yeah, like platinum. cool blonde. Gwyneth Paltrow. I actually really do love when blondes wear black. I mean, it can be done. Yeah. But generally speaking, yeah.

Yeah, her skin tone and hair are too warm. So the icy whites. And those are the best things about her. And blacks really do her no favors. I'm, you know. I don't know. Hope she hears this. Hope you're listening. She's not going to fuck you, bro. The weirdest part, when her dad was talking, I guess in Slovenian.

Uh-huh. I think maybe there was a brief moment of, like, Vio, but then it cut to just her speaking over him talking. Yeah, that was so weird. About her mother, or of her past vaguely. But like that, who's, it seemed so inappropriate. Yeah, I mean, I would have loved just like some sit down interviews with like. I know. Her dad.

Because they did have footage of her dad talking. Yeah. But they completely dubbed it over with some like fake video. Like inspirational platitude bullshit. Um, right. Her B-Bast initiative, which she's continuing. And talks to Brigitte McCrone about over FaceTime. Yeah.

To get the scoop on how they're dealing with cyberbullying in France. She's like, Brigitte, did you know that anxiety and depression are on the rise in American children because of their screen time? They're going on the computer too much. And Brigitte and I are passionate about fostering excellence and independence in children. Bruchy Macron gets cyber-blooded by Candace Owens every day. I know. She can't even protect her damn self. I got to say, the two most stylish women in politics...

Setting aside, whatever else I think of them. Brigitte McCrond, no one gives her her due because they're too busy debating whether she's a man. They're transvestigating her. And Miriam Adelson. She's incredible. I love her transition shades and the weird glitter in her hair. I laugh every time I see her hair. She looks like, yeah, like nappy.

She looks like skinny Roseanne. I guess Roseanne is skinny now, but they're similar. Yeah. No, there's something like kooky. Yeah, baddy. Baddy. Baddy old bag. But I like love her style, even though it's not my style. Every time I see her, I laugh out loud.

She's wearing like a bedazzled cafton. Yeah. And her glasses have like a jeweled chain. Oh my God. Wow, yeah. But you can't, you can't say she doesn't have style. The dazzle. Yeah, everything is...

She looks amazing. She does look so cool. I want... Dial. I want, like, the full... Oh, yeah. Here we go. From Jewish Insider.

The, like, yellow ribbon emoji on the dress. With some skank. Oh, I love the frosty lip. Me too. No, she looks great. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Goy Cattle. I can't...

I can't hate. She knows her color family. She does. Look at this. It's so psycho. I know. It's so like satanic. It is, yeah.

She looks like she wrangles alligators. The zio clutch. I know. It's like Judith Lieberman or whatever that brand is. Or they make clutches in the shapes of like poodles and fortune cookies. Sorry, just real quick here. She has a basketball game wearing a blazer that has like basketball motif embroidery. Good for her.

Love her to death. And yeah, I know what you mean about McCron with the cunty bob. Yeah, she just, she understands like proportion and silhouette. Well, it has a better sense of color. It's like cool and French. She got no ass. Yeah. It rocks a skinny gene anyway.

with like a wedge She kind of dresses like Victoria Beckham Totally It's like the same I see how she won That young boy's heart Inspiring I'm just looking at my notes

Yeah I feel bad for Melania Because she is like surrounded by like second rate sycophantic homosexuals Not only like her glam squad or her like design planner

but also like the St. Patrick's Cathedral gay priest or yeah she's very like Slavic Say a Hail Mary Have you been to confession

today? Would you like a blessing? It's a special place for a lot of people Oh your mom came here Bless her heart That's also such a bizarre like lie. Maybe it's not a lie, but being like, oh, when my mother, Amalia, was in town. She came here a lot, yeah. She liked to go to St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Yeah, it's like, oh, which church you go to? St. Patrick's. Yeah, she goes to St. Patrick's. My mother loved the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and skating rink. It's like, yeah, maybe she's been there. But, well, it was interesting when they're, like, redesigning the White House, which they're make it more chop than ever. It's like so bad. The White House? Yeah. I mean, it always kind of looks bad. It kind of, I don't know, the Oval Office looks better. I like the more gilded vibe. But that was kind of interesting, though they made it seem like it was like, they were like, they only have five hours. to put the Biden stuff in the trash and then replace it with ours. And they're like, I'm like, five hours. If you have enough money, it's the fucking White House. Yeah.

I'm sure they can figure it out. A hundred movers. Clean all the rugs. Like some bitch is like, I clean all the rugs and like, I'm like, whatever. I don't care. No, there was a lot of like, like, fake, like, poorly introduced. attempts at creating suspense and tension that didn't really exist. Right, because the stakes of everything she does are like incredibly low.

Oh, yeah. It's like you pay other people to handle everything for you and order them around, which is normal and to be expected. It was that weird part where they, oh, I was going to say it is interesting that they have some kind of like catalog of like antiques that they can like flip through the first family to like decide what bedside tables, Baron wants or something. And it was interesting that her parents, I guess, lived with them. Yeah. I'm really reaching here. I'm like, that was vaguely interesting. So immigrant-coded.

Totally. But yeah, like I want to see like Trump interacting with her foreign family. Yeah. I want like a little more barren. Yeah, this was really like ammo for libtards because they could always always. be like, I mean, they're going to do it anyway, but they could be like, oh, yeah, like, she's a bought and sold, like, Slavic whore and their marriage is a sham, and they don't really communicate.

There was a sweet moment after the ball. Yeah. Where he's, like, getting a snack. I do think she loves him. I'm sure. What choice does she have? It costs or nothing. And, yeah, she's got a lot to gain.

Yeah. But I, you know, I think he makes her happy. Yeah, because probably neither of them is that interested in, like, sex or romance. I mean, at that. And they, like, well, at that age, yeah, but they like, kind of building together and creating, like, a mythos. And obviously, like, as, like, a poor Eastern block woman, she enjoys luxury and creature comfort. Exactly. I don't blame her. She's a Taurus. Oh, yeah.

So she comes as no surprise she enjoys the finer thing. She's domestic. Your horoscope says that you enjoy the finer things in life and are a magnetic lover. So true. So true. Like everybody's horoscope says that. And everyone agree. And everyone's on board.

Yeah. Except for like Scorpio, which is just like, you're evil. You're psycho. And Pisces is like, you're dreaming. You feel like other people don't get you. You are misunderstood. So me. Mm-hmm.

I think we've probably done enough. I guess we can talk about the recharge article. There's not really not really. Oh. They don't really care. Yeah, I kind of, I mean. I just thought it was funny that the Lib-Tard experts that they poll are retarded. Yes.

And it's like. They're disability advocates. A woman who's the director of the Institute on Community Integration at the University of Minnesota. So yeah, we're talking about an article. We don't need to talk about it. I just felt the need to point that out. It's in your, if anyone wants to read it. about how the R-word is back.

I feel like the New York Times writes this piece every month. And why it's still not okay to say retarded, even though clearly the Overton window has shifted and everyone's saying it 2,000% more than they use. Leptard's on X.com. It's not okay to say the R word because it's a slur against disabled people.

But actually, they know deep down it's not okay because it's a slur that's aimed at them. Yeah, they don't want people to call them retarded because they are retarded. Yeah. And so they have to like make it about you being bigoted toward disabled people, which isn't a bipartisan issue. Nobody likes making fun of disabled people. Literally no one.

And that's not what it. And they like kind of discuss how the case people make is that it's not offensive to retarded people. They quote like Megan Kelly saying it's not really like anybody wants to make fun of people who are slow when it comes to brain development. She said on her podcast last month, it's that they're sick and tired of being told what they can and cannot say. No one's trying to actually say something negative about that community, Ms. Kelly added.

They're trying to say something about the person they're targeting, that they're kind of slow, but they're not buying it. They talk about the history, you know, now that they quote, someone in Mr. Meckler, who I assume is some kind of disability act. By the way, nobody enjoys making fun of actually mentally retarded people, not because it's morally wrong, but because it's low-hanging fruit. There's no joy in it. Of course. Like what? We actually, yeah, the correct term is disability advocate. Oh, yeah. Instead of a retard. This is great. Bond Benton, a communications professor and Daniela Paterica Benton, a justice studies professor. So I'm assuming they're married and she's hyphenated and he's a cock. Also, what the fuck is justice studies? That's a, not a thing. That's retarded. That's retarded and they don't want you to say it. Yeah. They don't want you to point out. And then they of course, yeah, interview some conservative retard who calls it cultural Marxism. Yeah. Yeah. But they do

inadvertently give us a good little rundown of how evil libtards do social engineering. By like controlling speech and manufacturing consent. Perhaps the most significant rejection of the term came in 2010 when Obama signed Rose's law, named after a young girl down syndrome, replacing mental retardation with intellectual disability in federal legislation policies. Like, what's wrong with the term? Mental retardation was the medical term, but then it became too offensive. And then they talk, you know, it's like stupid, dumb, feeble, like all these other words that used to be okay. But then it's like anywhere they come up first, a retarded person is going to end up being offensive because it's always going to refer.

This is like when they hit you with the advanced maternal age and some geriatric pregnancy. You're like, it's still offensive. Yeah. Just say I'm old. Yeah. Yeah, but they basically like reveal how evil and sinister all these like disability activists and advocates are. Like they don't seem that retarded to me. actually like really quite capable at the art of brow beating and bullying people.

They're just, they're, they're actually being, you know, weaponized and abused to like, serve someone's means. I don't think. Yeah. So I didn't even mean to go down this. What fuck was that? Was that? Anyway. Well, I think we did it. I think it's so good. That's good. She, yeah. See you know.