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- Kira Davis: to another episode of the Orange Report with Kira Davis. I am Kira Davis hosting the Orange Report. These brands are emerging. Kira Davis bringing you all the news and views you can use from around California and Orange County because California news is America news right now. And that's all anybody wants to know anything about these days. I got my Steve Hilton shirt on. Team Steve. Super happy about the Trump endorsement. I know, am I shocked to discover that there's a lot of Republicans out there in California who aren't? Happy with it. Let's break this down a little bit. This show, by the way, you can follow us on X. I'm broadcasting, we broadcast live to X four days a week. And then we do a wrap up show really for the locals on day five. I try to get it out Friday or Saturdays. And that's really compiling all of the California and local news that I do. So you can follow me at Keri Davis on X. Follow us at orangereportoc everywhere. 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I'm not famous. I'm not huge. I'm not any of that stuff, but I don't think my family. Is excited to hear from me as some of the people in the audience are so yeah, you can get me Wherever i'm all these platforms go find me. Okay, we're gonna talk today about jennifer siebel newsom I woke up to some I woke up to a clip of her this morning that changed my whole view on who she is and who the first partner is and who the first couple of california is I think it added a lot of context and ⁓ Explained lot we're gonna talk about let's see what else do I have on my here before I forget. I'm going to talk about that. There's 8 p.m. deadline. Let's start with that. And what in the world is going on with Nancy Guthrie? What in the Nancy Guthrie of all? Savannah Guthrie returned to TV yesterday. I think it's bizarre. None of adds up. And let me just start by saying this. I think there is something that happens and this is very European attitude too. I noticed this when Um, my friend Kinsey Schofield, if you don't follow her, uh, you, need to go follow Kinsey unfiltered. Kinsey Schofield. She's a, she is a royal expert and, she, she's an amazing, she's amazing at her job. She's American. She lives here in California, like I do. And, uh, but she, you know, I noticed when she, I watch her every day and when she talks about the royal family in England, you know, she, or in the UK, she talks about, um, It's very insulated and it's very protective. there, there's the etiquette to talking to the Royal family, right? You don't really pry personally. think that's maybe a European attitude. I'm not quite sure. I've always meant to ask her about that and I'll ask her when I see her next. But I, but also this idea of, well, you know, when the princess went away for supposedly cancer treatment, I'm not sure if I believe that, but was, it was considered very uncouth to ask the details of that or to say, I'm, don't think I have all of the. details here and a lot of people were scolded for that. And I thought, yeah, that's kind of, feels like a European attitude, but in America, we have the same kind of thing where if a public figure is experiencing something very personal and some, even something very tragic, we'll, we'll say, well, it's not right to cry or it's not right to, you know, dig into that. It might be a little too sensitive. And we do that and we were doing that with the Nancy Guthrie case. And I just think like, if it's in the public eye, people have absolutely have every right to ask questions. And if you're going to continue to keep it public or you're a public leader, like the Prince and Princess of Wales or like the King and the Camilla, Queen Camilla, you know, if you're, if you are the head of state in some way, then absolutely that stuff, you know, your life is an open book. I do think people have the right to ask questions and have the right to bring up discomfort because we're taught to push away details that don't make sense. because that's polite. And I think a lot of people have been doing this with the Guthrie case and nothing makes sense here. Nothing makes sense, including Savannah Guthrie, including her reactions and including her going back to work weeks afterwards. ⁓ don't know what's going to happen from here, but what I do know is Savannah Guthrie is more famous than ever. She's going to be more famous than ever. a host of a dying genre, morning TV, which is morning TV going to make a comeback now? I don't know. you should listen to Marine Callahan. She's over there and Megan Kelly's network on the nerve. I love Maureen. She talks about this every day and she has a lot of interesting things to say about the morning show circuit. I'm obsessed with her obsession with it. And, ⁓ but such bizarre scene anyway, on the morning show circuit in this new age of streaming and social media. and the whole thing is dying and suddenly Savannah has, you know, injected a lot of life into it. I don't know, but where is Nancy Guthrie? Why don't we know anything? We had to hear it was nothing. We were just wall to wall Nancy Guthrie coverage for weeks. And now we just are, well, Savannah's back at work. And then suddenly there's another ransom note coming to TMZ and nobody knows to take it seriously. You know, what's our obligation here at some point we have to move on from the new cycle too. Because we're not getting any answers. They want us to keep, you know, we're not getting any answers. Everything is vague. Savannah is clearly not giving people and not that she's obligated to give every detail, but then don't be upset with us because we're all suspicious because we don't have all the details. This whole thing is weird to me. And I don't have a single good theory. I know that some folks have connected her, Savannah's husband to Epstein. There was this weird connection to Pam Bondi. That doesn't make sense. Right? Like. That was never exploited at all. We were never told that Pam has this deep connection to Savannah Guthrie. They're best friends. Weird. All of it's weird. And if you think it's weird, I don't think you're weird. I think you're normal. I think we should be asking like what in the Nancy Guthrie of it all? What is going on? is this woman? Why were, why was the whole country forced to be obsessed with it for two or three weeks? And why is Savannah back at work? If this thing is not, I this is not a year. ⁓ We're not going on a year of this. Her mother is missing. I think it's bizarre. I think her behavior is bizarre. I'll say it. I do. And not necessarily because she's guilty of anything, but because I don't appreciate, I don't appreciate a public personality riding a tragedy to increased fame and income on the backs of our curiosity and then insulting us for being curious. And I think I feel like there's a lot of people insulting us for being curious about it. We're driving the story and the clicks and everything, but then we're not supposed to ask questions. We're not supposed to be suspicious. I'm suspicious. I'm asking what in the Nancy Guthrie of it all. If you have, I would love to hear your, I would love to hear your thoughts on this. I would love to hear what your theories are. and listen, I have a Tim Poyle hat. actually made one the other day. And, put that on. I'm not against any of your conspiracy theories. Like my mind is open. All right. Let's move on to some other stuff that's going on. the 8pm deadline, Trump's 8pm deadline is happening. I actually wrote about this at Substack. just this right before I w I came on, I'll share this screen with you. The language of 8pm, I'm calling Trump has, has given Iran. A deadline, a red line, you want to call it 8 p.m. tonight. If Iran hasn't come to the table to surrender formally. says all hell will break loose. He, this morning he was talking about what that might look like. And he said, he really doesn't want to do, I really, ⁓ don't Trump wants to do this. He does not want to do this. He says he really doesn't want to do this because if he knocks out the last of Iran's infrastructure. The whole country is going to take a hundred years to come back. And he knows what a beautiful and amazing country is. It is. And how many beautiful and amazing people are there. You don't have to take my word for it. You just go look at Iran pre Islamic regime. I mean, it was one of the most advanced countries in the world, especially for women. And a lot of people don't know that. I told my son that the other day, he was so shocked. I told some grown women that recently and they were shocked. didn't know. A lot of people don't know. Like it just wasn't always this way. And we're just interfering with how these people are. It wasn't this way. The Islamic regime took over and turned it into a hellhole, which is what they do wherever they go. There is no beautiful, free Muslim country out there. There are Muslim countries with beautiful parts and some of the rich people live freely, but such a thing does not exist. And when Muslims come where they come, they spread, right? You guys heard my story of the being in the Dallas airport. As a matter of fact, I'm going to be on the blaze with Sarah Gonzalez later on today. talk about that experience. was on Jenna Ellis, her radio show the other morning talking about that. The Federalists picked up my story. A lot of independent podcasters and broadcasters have picked it up. This is something that a lot of us are understanding. We're beginning to understand where we are in this country and what we have let spread right under our noses. So Trump is saying my article is called the language of 8PM. I Trump's controversial Easter message, you guys read that, wasn't just an unhinged president saying mean things. It was the vocalization of his entire agenda. Today, April 7th, President Trump has once again laid down an edict. If Iran doesn't come to the table to end this at APM, all hell will break loose. We have been playing games with the murderous Iranian regime for 47 years at the cost of thousands of American lives. Every president thus far has sold us out with empty promises and unearned concessions to Islamic dictatorships. But no more. 8 p.m. is happening. And that is the entirety of the Trump agenda. All of these things we've let slide for so many years at such great cost. Massive financial fraud, egregious election fraud. illegal immigration and entitlement fraud, a corrupted public education system, unprecedented growth of government, the housing crisis, foreign interference in literally every aspect of American life. All of these things have gone unanswered for far too long and Americans are sick of it. Trump ran on fixing it, not compromising on fixes, not kicking the can down the road, not maintaining a diplomatic but slow societal decline. Trump didn't run for the appearance of red lines. He ran to be the red line. This is what he is doing everywhere, all at once. Deportations, a fraud czar, a closed border, prosecuting states who violate Title IX, forcing mayors to clean up their cities by sending in the National Guard. These are the red lines. Of course it feels uncomfortable to a society of people who have been trained to believe America is the problem in the world. Men who stand resolute. and speak as much will always sound mean. They will always be perceived as rude, but the language of 8pm is not rude. It is decisive. We have elected action and action feels uncomfortable for a populace that has been atrophied by political inaction. The language of 8pm feels mean, but you cannot get to the peace of the morning hours if you don't protect your homeland from the darkness of night. We voted for 8pm and so 8pm is happening. I wrote that today over at my website, just kira Davis.com. That'll take you over to Substack. that's where we are. And I want to show you real quickly also before I move on, I want, want, I want to talk about us and them. I want to talk about us and them. Globalization is evil, evil and globalization has been thrust upon us because our enemies understand that God is tribal. God is tribal. And that's how we set up. the world into different tribes. The miracle of Christ is that, I was having this conversation, I hope I don't lose my train of thought now. Famous Davis sidebar here, I was having a conversation with my dentist, she's Indian, I love her so much, she's the best. And we talk a lot about cultural differences, she's Hindu, she's from India, she's an immigrant, and we talk a lot about cultural differences. And she asked me once if, they're Hindu, and her husband told her, I want our daughter to marry a Christian man, because I think that's like the best chance she's gonna get. at a traditional safe marriage. she said, do Christians marry outside their race? Meaning we're black, like my family's black. Will they marry people who aren't black? Like Indians would prefer to marry other Indians. It's ⁓ of an unspoken rule. Some break it, you and then there's a whole genre of social dedicated to those people that do that. But she said, you know, could your kids marry outside their race? She was asking that. Completely innocently and legitimately like in India that is that's how it is And so she was just really wondering is that how it is here and I said no That's sort of the cool thing about being a Christian is our tribe isn't our race our tribe is our God So we're we're marked by God as tribal Mates, know of the same tribe So it's not race. So yes, my kids of course can marry outside their race. We do not our people, our kids, especially to choose outside their race, we to choose inside their race, but we do ask them to choose inside their tribe. It is tribal. So we, we, we should not be marrying other people who aren't Christians. That's biblical. Don't be unequally yoked. And so, and people do, I'm not saying that people don't. People do it. People have, I have plenty of friends who are in mixed marriages. I got a lot of Jewish friends who are mixed marriages with Christians. But I'm going to just going to be honest with you about, you know, what the word says and what the challenges of that are. but that's not to judge anybody, but that's just to say that's our tribe. And so I told my dentist, no, we don't marry outside our tribe. We to marry, within our tribe and our tribe is Christ not race. So ⁓ getting back being tribal and how important that is to be tribal. You know, we have an American tribe and. For our enemies have been working for decades to try to dilute that tribe by telling us we're supposed to welcome other tribes in without vetting them first or requiring them to assimilate to our tribe. And now it's 2026 and we're in this mess. Okay. So I set that up for you. I didn't lose my train of thought. Yay me. I now I want to go to this that's coming out. ⁓ well, I saw it on Fox. Fox was reporting it today. And, uh, but Iran in response to Trump's threats, he, Iran has now begun to form human chains, human chains around, uh, power plants. These are the most vulnerable. Okay. So I'm playing the video right here. You can kind of see it next to me. Um, and I, if you can see it, you will notice these are women. These are children. There are men there too, but of course they're lined up separately because men and women could not be together. don't, I don't understand the left. And they're strangest with the protection of Islam. But I guess I do because evil, evil, the same tribe. They're the same tribe. But yeah, so there's men there, but it's women and children and they are being ⁓ asked form human chains around whatever power plants are being, are left standing. Trump wants to leave the power standing. He doesn't want to take out the power plant. And they're betting that he really is so committed to that, that he is going to ⁓ eventually off. Let's try to get to my chat here, sorry, because I have a chat in Riverside and here's Michelle. She says, yes, our identity is God's kingdom and what he says about us. Yeah, absolutely. Michelle's on Facebook. Michelle. Yeah, absolutely. Our identity. Yes. Thank you for saying that. Our identity is in God and what he says about us. Absolutely. Do you know, thank you, Michelle. And I hope I still remember my train of thought because I want to get off on a tangent on what you just said, because for so long, probably until the last couple of years, I have believed what other people say about me. I believed what the voices in my head say about me, what I say about myself. And those are lies. And I just want you to know, if you're out there struggling with your identity, if you're out there struggling, who am I, who loves me? And what does, how does that speak to who, to who I can be for other people? Who am I really? Well, I just want you to know you are who God says you are. And if you don't know who that is, well, we have the word and it hasn't changed. So go check out what God has to say about you. So us and them. So that human chain with the men, but the women and the children. All right. I want you to look at that. And I want you to think about what we just talked about with Trump's 8pm language, the language of 8pm, the attitude of 8pm, the rule of 8pm. And I want you to think about us and them and why Trump is drawing these hard lines and why Trump is saying, look, we can't welcome the third world in here. We can't welcome. the Islamic caliphate to our shores and can't deal with Allies anymore are gonna sell us out or who aren't gonna protect our flank Well, they expect us to protect their whole country that the reason the reason he is he is saying this is because he knows there's There's us and there's them and we're not the same. None of these people belong here None of these belong here if you are from an Islamic nation That, and you feel that it is perfectly acceptable to put women and children in front of bombs on purpose, in front of bullets, in front of death on purpose. You are not like us and you do not belong here. And guess what? There's a whole bunch of those people here. There's a whole bunch of them. A lot of them in Texas. We've been having this conversation all week. What are you doing out there, Governor Abbott? What are you doing? Like this is, this is, this should be priority number one. This, this is a big deal. And so what Trump is doing is creating a fence between us and them. How about that? A fence between us and them. All right. You are appalled. And I know you are, even if you're on the left, I don't really have any, I used to have a lot of left-wing listeners. Trump broke everybody. don't anymore. Whoever you are, you're appalled. I don't care what side of the fence you are. You're appalled by the site of women and children being put. intentionally in harm's way. And now you might be blaming different people, right? I blame the evil people who would do that. Some of you out there would blame Trump because you're sick and you're weird. But either way, we all have the same sense that that's wrong and it could cause people to get hurt. But what we don't understand ⁓ Americans don't understand is that is the difference between the East and the West. That is the difference between Jesus. an uncivilized society. The reason why our eyes look at that and counted as evil, as horrific, as pathetic and counterintuitive just goes against everything in our nature is because when Christ came, he tipped society on its head. See that Islamic regime, that Islamic society, that's a pre-Christ society. If you want to know what pre-Christ globe, what pre-Christ earth looks like, go look at Iran. Go look at Afghanistan. Go look at any poor third world Muslim country, which is almost all of them. That's a pre-Christ society. What's happening to the women? They're covered up. They can't be educated. They are sexually mutilated at young ages. They are given away as brides at young ages. don't, women do not have any of the protection. Forget alphabet crowd. Forget the LGBTQ stuff. Like women, just the most basic of it. Children don't have protection. These are societies that don't really believe even in the concept of adoption. We're always talking about adoption here in America. Those are all Christian values. It doesn't matter if you're not a Christian. It just matters that Christianity became diminutive. There's a great book by Tom Holland, not the actor, not Spider-Man, but the professor. He jokes a lot about getting Tom Holland's fan mail, but called Dominion. And it is about the historic nation, the nature of Christianity and how it toppled the political and social system of the earth, of planet earth. And one of the things that it gave us was this idea that women and have value because in a pre-Christ world children did not have the same value, particularly in the Middle East. That is why you can, but I mean, there's no, I know I can already hear a million people like, well, what about this and that? Okay, fine. But we also know that We know concept of exposure where Roman citizens and other cultures would just simply put the babies they didn't want out to die in the elements, right? And a matter of fact, was very, it was groundbreaking when Jesus said, to, should come to the father as little children. Well, children were supposed to not even be seen, not heard, you know, go back and look at right now how some modern Islamic societies treat young boys. and what they use young boys for. Children are not seen as things to be protected. Adults are. Adults are full human beings. Children are not. And that's why they can so easily be made slaves, slaves, sexual slaves. That's why they can so easily be traded, manipulated, harmed. There is an element in this world that doesn't believe children are full human beings. But Christ came in every form, right? Including the zygote, including like this little fertilized egg. He came in every form. This is why Christians can't be pro-abortion because he came in every form. And he says that I came to embody the human experience. So Christ at the end is the same as Christ at the beginning. And you can't say that Christ only began when he was born. can't, Christians can't say that. We know that he began at conception because there's a whole story around it in Mary new. So, first for Jesus to say come to God as a little child. You don't understand what heresy that was. You don't understand how at the culture at that time could not that didn't compute. Children were not people. But he was saying what what he was saying there wasn't like don't be he wasn't saying be childish. That's not what he was saying. Become an idiot. Forget everything you know and come to me. What he was saying is come to me like the most vulnerable among you. will take and protect the most vulnerable. among you. That is a Jesus attitude. And it's a Christian attitude, and now it's a Western attitude. We do not line up our women and children in dangerous places and dare the enemy to come kill them. We don't do that because that is disgusting to us. It goes against something in our very nature. And even the atheists among us agree. They simply can't justify it using their worldview. And they won't admit that it's a Christian worldview, that it is a Western worldview. and them, we cannot bring those people here and expect them to understand freedom, liberty, and the gospel of Christ and what that means to the human condition just because they signed a piece of paper or their foot crossed a physical border. It doesn't work that way. We've been told that it does work that way for years and years and years. And when we say, and when we try to say, no, I don't think it really works that way, we're called racists and Nazis and bigots. It's time to close ranks in my opinion. that the multiculturalism has been an absolute failure. And the fact that in America can look at Iran and say, Trump, leave them alone. Don't help those people. I think that's just a testament to the failure of multiculturalism and the incursion of evil into our current system, into our republic. And John Adams was right. Ben Franklin was right. De Tocqueville was right. Like we needed a religious moral people for this republic to survive. And some religion will dominate here. If it's not ours, it'll be some other. And guess what religion is coming up the plank in the rear-view mirror? It's Islam. And they're really close. They're already spreading out in entire states. just think we have to, we're going to have to have the uncomfortable 8 p.m. conversations around Islam in America. It's absolutely incompatible with Western values. Absolutely. The only way America survive is to be a Christian nation. that doesn't mean that a in which the Christian church is the official church of the country. It a nation that is based on ⁓ and recognizes it is founded on Christian Western principles and prioritizes Christian values and principles and Christian spaces, prioritizes those things. The idea of secular separation of church and state, a disaster, disaster. It's not real. There's no such thing anyway, but we have been conditioned to believe that it is, and that's been a disastrous mistake. We're going to pay with our lives if we don't adopt the language of APM right now. Okay. Let's move on to, laughing before I can even get to the story. The first partner, America. You're going to get a first partner if you're not careful out there. I know a lot of Americans are just discovering that we have a first partner here in California. We didn't do that. Gavin did that to us. He did that to us. That's Bill and Hillary 2.0, except they are, they, I was about to say they haven't graduated to murder yet, but I'm not so sure because we're going to talk about some really crazy stuff. Judy, keep talking. Yes. Keep talking, Jennifer. Thank you, Michelle. People are disgusted and shocked by the Epstein files as they, as they should, but When they, but they look the other way when Islam believes children can be violated and abused by men and don't get me started on abortion, Michelle, Islam and the Epstein thing is the same thing. It's the same people. Islam, Islam does aid in child trafficking. The whole religion is set up for it. They're the same thing. I actually think Islam is actually the problem in the world and it's just different versions of it. think. The the what do they call it the red-green alliance? It's the same thing. It's all the same thing I think eventually the communists will all convert to Islam. It's the same thing. But yeah good observation Well, they'll talk all day long about the Epstein files But they'll excuse the most horrific of behavior happening in Islam and even in Islam on our own shores But let's get to Jennifer. Thank you, Michelle. I'm gonna share this screen. You know what? don't I do I'll do the New York Post story I was gonna do the tweet, but I'll do this All right. Here's your headline. Gavin Newsom's wife opens up about. Gavin Newsom's wife opens up about survivor's guilt after accident killed older sister. Okay. I, when I read that, was like, what? Excuse I knew that Gavin, Gavin's mom committed assisted suicide and he helped her do that. I don't think he was present during it, but I think he helped her make the arrangements and the advocated for. think he advocated for the law that she availed herself of to kill herself. So technically Gavin killed his mom and now we hear his wife technically killed her sister. Let's read California's, here we go. California's first partner. I that New York post, California post. I feel that every person should use scare quotes around that term. Cause there is no such term. It sounds gay. It sounds gay. It sounds like you have, it sounds like you have a same sex partner. It sounds gay. California's first partner has revealed that her golf cart accidentally ran over her older sister more than four decades ago, leaving her feeling pressure to be perfect and make the loss up to her parents. This explains so much. I have so many feelings about this. Let's read on. Steeble, as she was then known, was a six-year-old playing with her eight-year-old sister, Stacey, and other children on the carts during a family vacation to Hawaii in 1981. Suddenly the cart Jennifer was on went into reverse. killing Stacey, Jennifer had not seen her older sister hiding out behind the vehicle. I felt the pressure to be perfect, to make my parents forget by being two daughters instead of one. She told the LA Times, I'm sure there was survivor's guilt and I'm sure my subconscious, it's like I have to make up for that loss and I have to do something to improve other people's lives or have an impact double my own, which is a little crazy. She said it, she said it, she said it. I didn't say it. She said it, which is a little crazy. She's crazy. She said it. I didn't say it. It's like, it's always in the eyes. It's always in the eyes. When you look at a woman and you're like, you have crazy eyes, it's always in the eyes. Believe the crazy eyes. It's never wrong. I have never single time in my life been wrong about a woman with crazy eyes. It's always in the eyes. And she's saying that I have been developing this crazy since I was six years old. She said, I don't. She said, I don't use the word crazy, you just use the girl. But you know, it's aspirational. What's aspirational? The drive for perfection, she's already talking in circles because she knows what she just said, was very revelatory to the kind of person that she is and not in a good way. I realize that I can't blame a six or seven year old. You can't ask them to understand things. Siebel Newsome is the oldest of four surviving daughters and came of age in a conservative family who's patriarch. Ken Siebel is a Republican donor. Her family are Republican. They live in Montana. The actress and filmmaker, married Democrat, Gavin Newsom in 2008. The couple have four kids of their own. Stacey's death isn't the only hardship Seville Newsom endured. Last year, she was one of four women who testified against disgrace. Listen to this. Listen to how they describe this. This is why I give her no sympathy on the Weinstein thing. She's trying to piggyback on actual horrible things. Listen to how she described it. Last year, she was one of the four women who testified against Disgrace producer Harvey Weinstein during his sexual assault trial, becoming visibly repulsed when asked by one of Weinstein's lawyers to how she faked an orgasm during 2005 encounter with the former Miramax head at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. This her word. She said, I thought if I went and spoke my truth, I didn't how much sexism and misogyny still existed in our culture. I was shocked by that. I was shocked. I really was, I mean, shame on me. It was a horrific experience and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. But what she didn't say and what she has never said is that Harvey Weinstein raped her, her to have sex with him against her will. She has only ever confirmed the details. That's why they asked her about an orgasm because that was a consensual. Now, do I believe she was repulsed and it was gross? Yeah, totally, I totally believe that. Totally that. Was it non-consensual? No, I don't believe that. don't know what she got for it though. You know what I mean? She did not like, I'll say this for Harvey. He definitely forced some women against their will and he's serving his time for it. And I hope he rots there. But there also ⁓ a good of women who voluntarily slept with him and it was transactional. And there's every evidence to suggest that he kept up his end of the bargain almost every time. There's evidence that the women who he took by force, those women went away. never, didn't, or the women who turned them down. You ever wonder what happened to Ashley Judd? She wouldn't play the game, she wouldn't do it. And now she's still kind of blacklisted. And we don't like her on the right, because she's a little, she got crazy eyes, right? But she has good reason, actually feel for that woman. She has good reason. I hope, you know, I hope the Lord heals her. but she went away because Harvey Weinstein made her go away. She wouldn't play the game. She wouldn't acquiesce, but the women who did stay, the women who did engage in it, they got something out of it. They did. So I'm not sure, ⁓ Jenny didn't get much. She she got Gavin. I do want to read, I won't share the screen again, but I do want to read the top comment on this. I thought this was really an astute observation. who calls themselves Boo Boo Head says, let me say I feel terrible for her and her family. Second, she was six years old and says, you can't expect a child to understand those things. All true. She was not capable of being responsible for that tragedy. But these are the same people who say a child half her age at the time of that incident knows their gender and should be affirmed and given drugs and surgery to do so. I know I veered off course there, but the people need to be called out when their hypocrisy is exposed. Yeah. Amen. Amen to that. Absolutely. I thought that was a fantastic comment. This is the same woman who's going to tell you, yeah, that six years old, you can't ⁓ a six-year-old to understand anything. Also, a six-year-old could understand if they to change their gender. Also a six-year-old knows. I thought that was an amazing observation, but here's the observation I made about that. That's deep trauma. That's ⁓ trauma. And if we go back and we read the things she said and didn't say, the article frames it as somehow the cart was thrown into reverse. Somehow, I don't think there was a somehow. I think Jennifer did that. Now that's the part they don't want to include because they don't want you to. ⁓ blame a child, but she's not a child anymore. They don't want you to blame the decision she made. Well, no, we shouldn't blame six year olds for decisions they make. They're not really making decisions as we've established. But regardless, do, just, it says something about who she is, that she went through this trauma and then basically her personality split and she spent the rest of her life trying to be two different people so that her parents would get over it or that she could heal her parents. Which of course I feel for her like you can't. heal that in a parent that and that's not your responsibility and God only knows what that caused in her parents and how they treated her after that voluntarily or involuntarily. I'm married to a man who lost two siblings very tragically and violently the same time and the only son that's left like of course it affects the whole family affects how your family treats you it affects what you think you're supposed to do for that family and none of it's malicious, like almost none of it's malicious. Maybe there are some families who out there who treat each other maliciously, but everyone's trying to survive the best they know how and move forward with love. And it doesn't always come out to be the best. You know, my husband was blessed because he has two loving parents who are committed to Christ and know, and that's been very helpful and they've had to come through it all as a family and they still deal with stuff. So I feel for Jennifer Siebel Newsome, gonna tear up thinking about it, having to navigate all these adult emotions, blame all of that as a six-year-old, but she's not six anymore, she's 48, and now she's running with her husband to one half of the most powerful couple in the world. And so yeah, I think it does matter that she had that trauma, that that trauma split her personality, admittedly, into two, probably made her a little crazy, and that death. has followed her into her entire life. And now she's a person out there telling you that the culture of death is just fine. She supports the culture of death through abortion. She supports the Islamic cult. She supports the culture of death in Hollywood. She supports the of death in the LGBTQ agenda. She supports the culture of death for people that she doesn't agree with. I didn't pull this, maybe I'll do it tomorrow, but you know, the other day she did an interview where she said, yeah, I can take my kids to the red States so they can look at the poor, hicks and racist, you'd like a zoo so they can know what real racism is. Like that's culture of death talk. That's culture of death talk and her husband's the same way. And so when you're, you think about when you support a culture of death, that's in your spirit, that's who you ⁓ are. everything that you support. all of your policy positions, your opinions, it's all steeped in death. So if you wonder why the Newsom sounds so friggin crazy, it's because they're steeped in a culture of death. They're in a doom loop. And that's what they want to bring to America, the culture of death. That's why everything Gavin says sounds so empty. That's why everything Jennifer says sounds so crazy. They've both been surrounded by death their whole lives and they have not been allowed to heal from that. First by their parents and then by themselves. These two people are insane and they are carrying a lot of insane trauma and they're trying to visit us it upon us. So absolutely. Do I feel for them? Yes. Do I think they should be leading the state, let alone the country? Absolutely not. They're crazy people for good reason, but they're crazy people. And today I saw a clip of Jennifer Siebel Newsom. I'm not going to have time to play that now out there talking about talking to a group of prisoners and saying, you know, I feel bad because it's probably the first time I've actually seen any genuine emotion from her. She clearly was cut up trying to tell that story. I feel, I felt bad because knew it was an accident. It was an accident. And my parents didn't blame me for that, by the way, I'm not so sure. I've just been around enough trauma in my life to know, I'm not so sure if that is true. If her parents didn't blame her or they didn't communicate to her properly that they didn't blame her. I'm not so sure. She talks like a person who has carried the blame. for all these years and she's telling these prisoners, I think in San Quentin, she's telling these prisoners like, you know, I wasn't treated unfairly because it was an accident, but did the same thing that a lot of you people did. And bet lot of you, it was an accident too. What? You think the prisons in California are full of people who just kill people on accident? These people are crazy people. We cannot let them go to the white house. That being said, I'm an all in favor of Jennifer Siebel Newsome going out there and trying to be miss first lady trying to, you know, they got there where she got her Mary Claire cover. He got his Vogue cover or whatever. He was, was Vogue or Vanity Fair. They'll probably be on Vogue soon enough. they're both decent looking people. but That why they're out there. She's running to be the first lady. That's what she wants. That's what she thinks is going to heal that empty space inside of her. That's what Gavin thinks is going to make him acceptable to all the people who rejected him his whole life. The White House for them is not a bid to save America. It is a bid to feel good about themselves. And the best thing to happen to whoever the Republican contender is in 28 is Jennifer Siebel Newsom. And she should absolutely keep talking. Let her cook. Let her cook. Every time she opens her mouth. And you know what? We say this a lot just in regular life. Like a wife says a lot about who you are. Has your opinion of a man ever changed when you met his wife? I know for me it has pretty much every time. Like if you meet a mean man and you meet his wife and she's mean, maybe opinion of that mean man changes. Maybe you're like, wow, he's mean because he has this thing at home or she's nice. Maybe the opinion of the mean man changes. think he's meaner like a jerk, or maybe you think like, then you start to look for his softer qualities because you realize there's a woman at home with softer qualities who him. Or you've a man who is just like lame, just really boring, lame, not very interesting at all. meet his wife, she's the most interesting person in the world. You start thinking about what his other qualities might be that makes a woman like that want to love him. changes your view of him. A man's wife is very important. This is why Americans don't like to elect single presidents. We want our presidents to be married. It says something about the man. The Clintons pulled alley-oop on America and we're still paying for that. And that is we were going to get, they told us we were going to get Tammy Wynette, Stand By Your Man, right? When, when Hillary was in Arkansas, they did the best to keep her quiet. She talked like she still had her, she still had her Southern accent and a pretty blonde bob. And she still wore her dresses and she talked like this. She was still pretty. I'm smart, I'm educated, but you know, pretty middle of the road, nothing offensive. And then the second he got inaugurated, Bill was like, ⁓ by the way, you're getting two presidents for one here. I'm giving Hillary the healthcare plan to do. we didn't want that. We don't elect the wife. We elect the man and we hope the wife is the proper support he needs to keep him stable and sane while he is doing the most difficult job on earth. Does Jennifer Sebel Newsom seem like a woman who is going to keep. her man's stable and sane while he's doing the most difficult job on earth. Gavin can't even do the job here in California that he needs to do before he goes to the next job. He definitely is not gonna be able to run the world. He can't run California. He doesn't. He's just here. I mean, not always. Let her cook. Let, I mean, let Gavin talk, let Jennifer talk. You know what? Me and my son, doing, we do a dubbed Gavin Newsom series where we can find that. here wherever you're watching this from you can find that. Gavin Newsome, but like follow us on X or Instagram is a great place. Orange Report OC. And I just, you know, a lot of times when I watch Gavin and he's not saying anything, I was like, you know, what is he really saying? And sometimes I would make up my own words to hit. I know people. I just have a lot of time on my hands and I'm weird, but I would make up my own words. ⁓ So day I'm like, what if I just record what I'm saying while he's Because I swear, I don't know what he's saying half the time. So dubbed Gavin Newsom, we're gonna keep making those, but I'm gonna sit down and do a dubbed Jennifer Newsom soon enough. What a crazy person, what a crazy time. All right, before we go, let me make sure I don't have anything else to share with you. Okay, here's some local business for Orange County viewers. My club, joined a club last year. I joined a ladies club. I've always seen the ladies club around. I speak at the ladies club, the ladies who lunch. one club me to join and I'm president, president Judy Joseph. think she's watching right now. And I didn't know though, when you join a club, cause was trying to get more involved in local politics. ⁓ And I well, I should join one of these clubs. It seems to be, you know, a lot of information shared here. And I don't know people in local politics very well. You know, maybe if I get to know some of these women, they will help me get around and help me learn how things work. So I joined, but I didn't know when you join, you join a Republican club, immediately people will start giving you things to do. cause work is, ⁓ is lot, but the hands are few. So I joined the board and I've actually really enjoyed it. And I get a lot of questions. from people, locally, but from all over the country. A lot of you ask, I want to get involved in my local politics. I hear what you say, Kira, about how local politics are the most important politics. Yes, again, President Trump didn't close down your school and he didn't close down your business during COVID. Your local mayor did that. Your governor did that. Your local health department did that, right? And you voted for those people. So people say, how do I get more involved in local politics? Well, I can't, you know, create a list of places to go for you best. thing to do is look up your local club, ladies club, or just a general club. Our club is a ladies club, but guys can come. We call them associate members. I'm going to be honest with you. I love being part of a women's club. Like I love that it's ladies. I love that it's us ladies. And sometimes the guys come in, but they're like your guests in our ladies space. You I, I, I love I think we need more sex segregated spaces to be honest. I really do. Not like in a jihadi way, in like a way that it used to be where the men had the country club and the women had their sewing circles. And I just, think we need more. We need to get back to that. Like forget like integrating the boy scouts are ridiculous. What a fail. a fail. need anyways, all this to say my club is the Southern California area Republican women's club. met me in Laguna, Nogal once a month and on ⁓ And, we're our monthly. ⁓ dinner meeting, we usually do lunch, but we're doing a dinner meeting next week. If you look on my stories or my reels on Instagram, you will see all of the details there or follow WOC over on Instagram. You can get all the details. April 15th, we're meeting in Laguna Nigal. I'll be there. I'm always there. So if you want to come see me and meet me, come buy a ticket and come over there and you get a good dinner. You get to be with good women. And we have an amazing speaker, Dr. Stephen Bean, who has been on this show. He's going to speak. If you, you need to go back and watch that episode. actually one of the compilation episodes that we do at the end of the week. And tells his amazing story about being a child in Vietnam, disabled, abandoned on the streets because he was disabled and being up an orphanage that, eventually being loaded onto a plane of American troops evacuating. there were two planes at the time he was leaving with full filled with orphans. ⁓ Vietnamese orphans that were being rescued somehow he got separated from his crutches, which he needed and his documentation, which he needed obviously, but it was such a rush. think we've all seen images. It was so chaotic. He says he was with scoundrel one flight and his crutches and his documentation were another. the second flight had his crutches and his documentation crashed, but his flight made, I'm going to cry thinking about the story. His flight made it to the United States. He was adopted by a beautiful couple who went on to adopt over who went over to house and a to over 150 foster children over the years. He was one of 12 I think that they adopted 12 or 22 an amazing amount and he went on a disabled He's wheelchair bound told he would never have children disabled man. He went on to get his PhD He became an expert in education found a beautiful wife who gave birth to four beautiful daughters And he has gone on to become one of the most powerful and influential educators in California. But here in Orange County, he is the superintendent of schools just an inspiring story, top to bottom. ⁓ My was changed the first time I heard his story and I didn't even hear all the details until I interviewed him about his book. And then I was even more blown away. And I'm only telling you a little nugget. I'm only telling you a little bit. think his... Book is destined to lead. You can go find that wherever books are sold, destined to lead. It's an incredible story of faith, of God's providence and of perseverance. But also as Dr. Bean says, it's a story of togetherness. What you can do when you allow other people to help you achieve the goal. He's got an incredible story about, I'm not going to spoil it, but about being in school and facing these stairs every day with his wheelchair. He's speaking at our meeting. I think you should go and if you can't go, because you're not in California, I mean, if you are, meet me there, meet me there. Tickets are really cheap. You get a good dinner and I'll be there. But if you can't get his book, incredible story. Scar W we're meeting next Friday, or excuse me, next Wednesday meeting starts at 5.30. But if you can't join our club, join some club because this is all hands on deck season. All right. I don't know how else to say it to you. All the stuff you see that you hate, the fraud, the public stuff going on at public school, the LGBTQ stuff. All of that has happened because you and I have sat back and said, well, our politicians will take care of it. I'm guilty too. I'm not blaming you. I'm guilty too. Even I've been an opinion journalist for almost 20 years. I've done this same job for almost 20 years and I am still guilty, just like you are. I'm not being involved locally, I'm not understanding what's going on locally. And if you want to know more, join a club. They'll be happy to have you. You don't have to go to every meeting just because you don't have to be like me. I'm an overachiever, you know? And the overachievers on the executive board recognized the overachiever when they looked at her, you know, game recognizes game. So they just pulled me right in. You don't have to do what I did, but you know, you don't have to go every week, but I'll tell you what you get on mailing lists, the clubs, may seem boring. And sometimes it is, right? You get these candidates from offices that you can't vote for or don't count or don't care about, but what ends up happening is it informs you about the issues that are going. And then you can pick where, where do I want to go? So we've got some issues up on this show that I still addressed that I have learned through just going to these meetings. If you're in Orange County, you definitely want to check out my Katrina Foley coverage. She's with the Orange County Board Supervisors. She is a terrible representative. I don't know if she's a terrible human being, but she, ⁓ she treats people badly in the OCBOS meetings. I'll say it. She's So we got to vote against her. ⁓ So, but. You have a board of supervisors in your county where you live and I want to challenge you to find out what the makeup of that board is and are they doing the things that you want them to do. And guess how you're going to find that out. Got to go to a meeting. Got to go to a meeting. Pick one meeting. That's, here's my challenge for you today. Pick a meeting, any meeting, school board, city council, board of supervisors, chamber of commerce. Pick any government. meeting where government business will be addressed and go just one, just pick one and report back. If you, especially if you've never been to one, I want to see what you've learned. All right. Um, what else do I have to say? Follow us everywhere. Orange report OC on YouTube, Rumble, TikTok, Instagram, follow me, Kira Davis here on X. We go live here on X. We love X. I love it. It's great platform. Share all of this. then you can sign up for my newsletter at just cura Davis calm or you'll get all of my biting commentary about all of this I know what I wanted to say before I go look this Trump endorsement. Okay, ⁓ I remember if I addressed it at the beginning I'm 51 now like I'm just happy that I actually Continued some of these thought threads all the way to their logical conclusion When normally I would I would not be thinking about that, but I do want to say this because since the announcement Trump's endorsement of Steve Hilton. I know there's a lot of Republicans are out there saying this is a bad idea. Trump is going to be a killer when it comes to the generals. And a of Chad's people are upset too. Chad's people are only upset because Trump didn't endorse him. And I'm not being mean about that. I'm just like giving you the, I'm not saying Chad's people are only upset. What I mean is that's their reasoning. they're upset. They're not upset about it because they think. A Trump endorsement is a killer, although some of them might pivot to that now they're upset about it because they think that, they wanted Trump to endorse Chad. And mean, it wasn't like Chad wasn't looking for that endorsement. the other Republican candidate was as well. and I wasn't sure if Trump was going to endorse that all because ⁓ I felt Trump also knows like I might not, my endorsement might not help in a state like California, but Trump's been right. about everything, almost everything so far he's been right about. So if he thinks that making an endorsement in this case at this time was the right thing to do, I believe him. But I've always thought so. I actually, I'm not scared of a Trump endorsement. I said it yesterday and I will say it again. You got to stand on the truth. You can't be afraid to say what you believe, even if you think it's going to turn other people off. We at least, we the people at least deserve the right to know what you really think. Trump's a clarifying, he is a clarifying force. I think I wrote an article about that at Jessica Davis. He's a clarifying force. He burns away the masks and he makes people be who they really are. ⁓ I think I, I think on my old version of this podcast, Jessica Davis, I talked about Margie Taylor green. And when that split happened, said, no, she's, he just, he does this to everybody. He makes people more of who they are. He just made her more of who she is. And. So Trump's a clarifier and that's a good thing in politics, but it makes us uncomfortable because we're so used to the diplomatic mass. We are afraid what will happen when it drops. Listen, 40 % and I think it's more, but 40 % of voters in California did vote for Donald Trump in the last election. And if every one of those people voted for Steve Hilton, know that statistically that's not going to happen, but let's just say hypothetically, if every one of them did, he would win easily. He would win. And if he... was the only Republican he will win in a landslide. Like he could win because of what the field is doing. And then he also has the ability to go out and get, is why I'm supporting Steve. It's not so much about the base. think Chad's a great candidate for the base, but we need a candidate who can go out and win the middle too, and not lie about it and not be a liar, not have to water down their message to win them. So I think Trump's endorsement is great. And I want to ask Californians, what have Republicans been winning? in the last 20 years, what have we been winning? We have run milk toast candidate after milk toast candidate. And every time we run one, and I was told this when I was running for school board too, it's like, we don't want anybody who's too far to the right. We need a centrist candidate. We need someone who's not going to talk about the social issues. The left talks about the social issues. That's all they talk about. Somehow we've convinced ourselves on the right that we're not supposed to be talking about the social issues. been suiciding ourselves for the last 20 years, people. We've let them convince us that we're not supposed to be talking about the social issues even after every single platform policy they have is a social issue. No, we should be talking about the social issues. Of course, we should stand on the truth and not be afraid of them. And that means not being afraid of Donald Trump because he's a winner. And guess what? California Republicans are losers. We're losers. We've been looted, made it a place like Orange County. Some of us can find some success, but we flipped blue in 22. The left is coming for us too. Don't forget that every policy that comes down from Sacramento is aimed at Orange County. We're the last holdout. Yes, Donald Trump's endorsement is important. matters. And Steve Hilton should stand on that proudly. He should because Trump is a clarifier. And so even if a Californian can look at Hilton and Donald Trump and say, you know what? Nope. If that's what Hilton stands for, I don't want anything to do with it. At least they know what they're choosing. And then at least they know what they're not choosing, right? You know what you're not choosing, then you know what you are choosing. Okay, if you don't want this, then what you are choosing is more homelessness, more poverty, less housing, less safety, more crime. That's what you're choosing, but at least you're choosing that with clarity. What do we have to lose? We have been losing by running these centrist candidates up and down this state forever. We have lost almost everything. We've almost lost this entire state over the last 20 years. What do we have to lose with Donald Trump? What could we possibly have to lose with a Donald Trump endorsement? The only thing a Donald Trump endorsement can do is make us lose. And we've been losing all by ourselves for 20 years. So as far as I'm concerned, we've got nothing. There's nothing that can happen but gain. We've got nothing to lose and everything to gain. That's what I think. Tell me what you think. Drop it in the comments, drop it in the chat, wherever. I read them all. Send me an email. my information is everywhere. Follow me on acts. Follow the orange report wherever you see it orange report OC And what else I want to tell you our luncheon next week where can see dr. Stefan bean in person I'm gonna be joining Sarah Gonzales on the blaze TV later today to talk about my Dallas experience and if you're a reader at the Federalist they actually went and With my permission copied that story and ran it over there as well. So that that story is making a lot of the rounds And that's how know that it's important to tell the truth even when it's uncomfortable and even when it doesn't sound that great It's the language of 8 p.m. See you tomorrow