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Breaking Down the ICE Video vs Viral Claims | Episode 13 · Sincerely American

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  Hi sincerely sisters, and welcome back to Sincerely
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  American. We are so excited to get into so
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  many issues today. There's been a lot of news over
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  the last week and I think, you know, we're more culture based
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  podcast, but I think sometimes when there's important things
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  going on the news, it's also great to get in there and
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  address. So what we saw this week,
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  obviously it came out I think the same exact day that our last
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  episode released. We didn't get to cover it there,
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  but we saw that obviously there's been a bunch of ICE
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  raids since Nick Shirley did all that great reporting where he
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  found out that a lot of these Somalian individuals were
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  starting these fraudulent daycares and they've stolen
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  billions of dollars from taxpayers, you guys.
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  And so it's time to get in there, investigate.
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  And we're also, you know, the President Trump had the mandate
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  that he is going to be deporting all of these illegal migrants
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  that have taken over since Biden.
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  And so he's exactly, he's doing exactly what Americans voted for
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  him to do. And we saw then there was the
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  ice officer shot the woman, Renee Goode in the car.
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  And immediately after this happened, you saw Tik Toks, you
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  saw the news, it went out. And so I, I just kept seeing
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  Cameron over the last week, all these Tik Toks where they were
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  saying completely wrong information.
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  And let's roll this clip because this is one that I saw.
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  The only thing I can think of that would be more horrifying
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  and disorienting than opening your phone to see a video of an
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  innocent woman being shot in the face by a federal officer is to
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  then open the comments and see people arguing over whether it
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  is right or wrong. Yeah.
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  Jamie, I just want to know where these people's outrage was when
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  Charlie Kirk, he was innocent. He was brutally assassinated and
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  in broad daylight. And unfortunately, they're also
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  criticizing his wife on top of it.
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  Where was the same energy with that?
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  We have these women coming out speaking out against this, and
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  it just sounds so intolerant and sounds very uneducated to me.
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  Don't threaten a law enforcement officer's life if you're not
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  ready to reap the repercussions of that.
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  And these people don't understand that these are also
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  the same girls who put like BLM in their bio.
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  You know what I mean? Like in the summer riots of
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  2020, they were saying George Floyd was a good guy where he
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  even put AI believe it was a gun to a pregnant woman's stomach,
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  his girlfriend at the time, and saying that the the police
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  officer deserves that terrible quote UN quote justice that they
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  wanted. But anyway, I mean, these girls,
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  they'll find anything. These are like these social
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  justice warriors where they're just trying to like cater and be
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  sheep in society to be widely accepted.
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  But I mean, I'm very, very grateful for this administration
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  because they've they've put so much in place with the media
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  where they're just not taking the crap anymore.
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  JD Vance addressed this the other day.
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  We have Caroline Leavitt at the podium every single day setting
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  them straight. So I do think that the culture
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  and the tides have turned on this.
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  And so I do think a lot of people are seeing through this.
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  But unfortunately you have girls like this who, you know, are are
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  surrounded by other like minded individuals in New York.
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  I think that's where she's based where I mean, they're just
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  they're so far gone. That's why they voted for mom
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  Donnie. Yeah, so I I really wanted to
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  address this TikTok because I wanted to correct the record.
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  First of all, she called Renee good innocent and what we've
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  seen now is we saw a ton of video come out, but this new
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  video that came out a few days ago that I want to roll that
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  clip that's. Fine dude, I'm not mad boy, show
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  your face. I'm not mad, that's OK.
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  We don't change our plates every morning.
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  Well, you know, it'll be the same plate when you come talk to
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  us later. That's fine, U.S. citizen.
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  You want to come at us? You want to come at us?
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  I said go get yourself some lunch, big boy.
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  Go ahead. Out of the car.
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  Get out of the fucking car. Get out of the car.
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  Fucking bitch. It shows obviously this woman
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  tried to run over the ICE officer.
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  There's just no if ands or buts about it.
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  You saw it in her face as she moved forward and her lesbian
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  partner also instructed her to do so.
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  And so, you know, these men and women who are ICE officials,
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  they put their life out on the line every day to protect our
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  communities. So when you're going to run
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  someone over of a car that is a deadly, that is a deadly weapon
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  when you're using your car, then the officer was obviously had
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  every single right to do what he did.
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  And I'm not here celebrating this at all.
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  Like we, we have children now that do not have a mom.
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  This is a completely tragic situation that I wish never
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  happened. It's very upsetting.
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  However, we, we, this is the woman's actions that resulted in
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  this unfortunately. And so it is she was at fault.
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  And like you said, that was the repercussions of her actions.
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  But you know, I, I blame this woman obviously for it, but I
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  also blame these Democrats that have created this environment
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  for these protests to come out. They fomented that ISIS is like
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  Nazis, that they're like s s officials, that they're doing
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  this terrible thing. And they've rallied everybody up
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  that of course an incident like this is going to happen because
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  people think that there's lives out on the line and they're
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  coming out. They're protesting.
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  I think a lot of these protesters are also paid.
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  And so I blame Democrats for, you know, ratcheting up the
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  rhetoric and unfairly dehumanizing the brave men and
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  women of ICE. And this was bound to happen
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  because of that. Yeah, and we even saw where, to
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  your point about them being paid where?
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  Where Laura Ingraham was out there and she was like, like,
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  what? Or don't you have a job?
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  And the girl was like, yeah, I'm getting paid while being here.
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  And it was like, oh, you're just exposing yourself for being a
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  paid actor. All these people look like how
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  the pro Hamas supporters in New York looked like.
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  Look how privileged of a country we are to these people.
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  Get to protest them and right in front of their faces because
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  they have freedom of speech. They have the right to
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  peacefully assemble, but if it's not going to be peaceful and
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  you're going to threaten to run over a law enforcement officer,
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  like I said before, that's the consequence of that.
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  And so I do think, like you said, Jay, it's very
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  unfortunate. And I am like, I, I pray for our
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  country right now because it's, it's truly just despicable what
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  these people are doing in the media pushing this type of
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  rhetoric that is dehumanizing. It's, it's completely demonizing
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  these, these brave men and women in uniform.
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  And it's, yeah, it's truly disgusting.
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  And I also want to put this out here too for all of the people,
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  all of these particularly white woman influencers and the white
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  woman protesters that come out. That's who's, you know, bringing
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  up the rhetoric on this saying that we need to abolish ICE.
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  You know, F word ICE, like the mayor of Minneapolis said.
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  I love that Fox News put out a Bill Malusian this great
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  reporting where we'll play it up on the screen right now where
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  this shows the type of people that ICE has been working on
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  getting out of our country. And for our listening audience,
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  it is just it's showing these illegal immigrants and the
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  heinous crimes they've committed in our country, including, you
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  know, sexual exploitation of children, sexual assault of
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  children, murder, the worst of the worst crimes possible.
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  And so I'm so thankful that we have an administration who's
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  getting these people out of the country and making our country
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  safer for our children, especially as a mom, I care
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  about this. So shame on all of you white
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  female liberals who are out here.
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  And because you are at the end of the day, when you're
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  protesting against ICE, you're protecting these type of people,
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  You're putting those people first, not our brave men and
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  women of ice who are making our country safer and also not for
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  our own citizens. I want to live in a safe
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  country. And unfortunately, Joe Biden
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  opened up the border and let who knows what from who knew, from
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  who knows where come into our country.
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  And so we need safety. That is the number one thing.
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  And I'm so sick of these white female liberals always
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  protecting criminals. That's like the first
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  implication that they always have with these protests.
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  And I'm also sick of the lies that continue to be peddled.
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  And I'm thankful that we have body Cam footage.
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  I remember in the whole BLM era, you saw all these lies, the
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  hands up, don't shoot lie. And so we instituted these body
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  Cam footage and they've exonerated all of these
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  officers. So you, we're, we're going to
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  call you guys out on your lies now and we're going to show the
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  proof and the evidence and stop pushing hate towards people.
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  That's what this is at the end of the day, this is hate.
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  And so, you know, to wrap this up, cameraman, like you said at
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  the beginning with the Charlie Kirk assassination, they lied
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  about Charlie Kirk for years, which allowed a radical leftist
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  to get onto a building and shoot Charlie Kirk because he believed
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  that he was literally an equivalent to essentially Hitler
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  because of the leftist lies. So when you push out lies,
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  you're pushing out an environment that allows for
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  political violence to happen. And I am sick of that.
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  One thing that's just a huge distinction between liberals
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  versus conservatives is conservatives can respectfully
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  hate your viewpoint. They can condemn it, they think
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  it's wrong, but they still, you know, delight in a respectful
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  conversation. Liberals just hate you as a
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  person. They just, they hate your views
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  and they hate you. And I do believe that's the
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  biggest difference that we're seeing is just everything that
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  they're peddling out. It is just pure hatred.
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  And that's why we really just need to combat this as a whole.
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  I agree, and that's that's what we're here for it sincerely
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  American. Like obviously we're a fun
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  podcast. We're about to get into some fun
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  topics and things. But when I do see on female
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  TikTok, when you see a bunch of lies peddled out, like that's
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  where what we're here for. We're to address this and to set
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  the record straight for people who might not be watching Fox
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  News, who might not even be watching ACNN, even though they
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  lie as well, but get all of their information from TikTok
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  and it's just lies like this woman put out innocent woman.
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  She was not innocent, unfortunately.
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  And like I said, we mourn the death of her and I pray for her
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  children. It's an incredible, really
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  tragic situation, but that's why you don't push out lies and
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  that's why you don't whip everyone into a frenzy and
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  dehumanize people at the end of the day, because that's what
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  this ends up resulting in anyway.
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  Now getting into some, I guess I don't this is some more fun
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  topic. We're hitting some other
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  cultural elements here, not as serious, but actually kind of
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  serious because I think our culture matters a lot.
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  And I think what we put out into our culture is very important,
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  which is why we do this podcast. So I send this to you, Cameron,
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  the other day because I saw this just, you know, go viral across
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  X and on TikTok and on Instagram, the usual suspects,
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  but Target put out this sweater. We'll put it up on the screen
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  and for our listening audience, it's a pink sweater on this
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  model and it says dump him across it.
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  And I like when is Target going to stop with this?
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  I swear, like every time I go into Target, they have like the
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  weirdest, most political messaging, whether it be like
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  the pride displays that they have, they always have like
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  these models who are just, they're obviously like these far
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  leftist models that are obese. Just to be quite honest, wearing
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  all of these clothes. And I'm just sick of like, this
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  is just such toxic messaging to young women.
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  And the other thing I'll say, imagine if you went into the
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  men's section and it was like she sucks on the sweatshirt.
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  Like, and I know it's like a cliche to be like, imagine if
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  the shoe was on the other foot. But like, can we just create a
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  more positive culture? And especially I think this is
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  like for their Valentine's Day collection.
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  And Valentine's Day is supposed to be about love.
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  Yeah, I know. Like what?
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  Whatever happened to like the happily ever after movies and
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  like seeing like an over display of chivalry.
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  It's like it just shows how miserable they are, Jamie,
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  because they can't even like celebrate love.
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  They can't celebrate coming together on like a fun holiday.
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  They always have to like have an agenda behind it.
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  And it's always a very negative agenda.
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  And like you said, if the roles were reversed, I I were a guy
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  and I saw a girl walk into a bar wearing this, I'd be like,
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  that's a red flag. Like, that's such a red flag.
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  Who did you dirty? Like, what, what's wrong?
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  You know what I mean? So it's like, that would just
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  give me the ick as a man. Of course, women get like the
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  ick all the time. But I I look at this and I'm
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  like, you guys are truly just unhappy with life.
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  And like, stop pushing that on people who like genuinely are
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  happy with their lives, who like, don't want the government
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  involved with it. That's like, that's the beauty
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  of the Trump administration is that you can just trust their
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  agenda enough to like, not be watching the news all the time
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  and like trust that the economy is going to be better than from
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  under Joe Biden. That we're going to be respected
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  on a global stage because President Trump's going to
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  demand it. Like these people, especially
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  because Targets had also on another note, Target has had so
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  many instances like this where they try to either push like a
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  gay agenda on children or like a trans agenda on children,
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  whether that's with the clothing items or the books.
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  And now they're just hating on Valentine's Day.
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  Like, I'm not, I'm not shocked at all by this.
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  Kind of reminds me of that article that came out that we
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  talked about if like I think this was like 2 months ago, that
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  having a boyfriend is uncool now.
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  And I actually think this really relates to even the first topic
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  that we were talking about. There is something sincerely,
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  sincerely, sincerely wrong with women nowadays.
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  Like there's a, you see these protests and it's like you said,
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  a bunch of miserable woman out there who are obviously very
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  angry at life and don't have anything better to do.
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  And they're out there on a Thursday protesting.
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  And then you have this type of messaging towards women where
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  it's like hate men dump him. And this is a new word that I've
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  been hearing a lot more. I don't, I think it's actually a
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  new word. I think this word has existed
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  for a long time. I would guess.
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  I don't know exactly when it came into the lexicon, but
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  people have been talking about that they're not just feminists
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  now because what they used to say about feminism is that it
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  was a strive for equality with men.
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  And like, as we know as women who are anti feminists, like we
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  know, it's just gone way too far.
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  But now a lot of women are referring to themselves as
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  missandress. So these are women who believe
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  that they're superior to men and that they don't even want men
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  involved in their lives. What so ever and it's just
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  throwing out any traditional gender role, traditional
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  relationship out the door. And you know, I also want to be
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  clear too, I think like, I don't, I'm not saying that if
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  you're dating a guy, you shouldn't break up with him
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  ever. I like Cameron, we know from our
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  friendship, like there's been times where I'm like, this
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  boyfriend is not treating you correctly, like it's time to get
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  out of that relationship. And, you know, as terrible as
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  divorces, there might be instances where divorce is also
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  warranted. But what we're seeing now is a
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  culture where it used to be sad, like, oh, it's sad that I had to
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  break up, but you know, it's ultimately the best decision.
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  Now we're seeing a culture where people have like divorce
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  celebrations, like that's a real thing.
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  Like if someone will get divorced and they get together
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  and have a party to celebrate their divorce, which used to be
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  obviously a tragic, A tragic situation, is now something that
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  they're striving towards. And you know it, it's, I think
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  we all know this, but at the end of the day, this is just the
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  progressive left. They want to break up families.
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  Because at the end of the day, you've always talked about this,
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  Cameron, the family is the most important unit in the entire
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  world and it keeps you from being controlled from the
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  government. If you're just on your own,
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  single and you don't have a real stake in this country or society
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  like you do when you have children, then you can be
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  controlled. And so they they want you to be
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  miserable, they want you to be lonely, they want you to be
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  depressed. They want you to be on these
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  SSRI. I could go on for days.
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  They want you to be the no hate to cats, but the cliche of the
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  cat, the the Catwoman drinking her rose by herself at 40 years
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  old and has never had a family. That's what they want you to be
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  in. We're I just want to say we're
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  the opposite. You know, I think like this is a
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  free country and you can have the freedom to live your life
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  however you choose, but we want you to be the best versions of
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  yourself and not, you know, I don't want to ever give any hate
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  towards woman who and of children do not work out for
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  them. That obviously is a real thing.
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  But having that attitude just off the bat, no, I'm never
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  getting married. I'm living a child free life and
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  F men and giving everybody the middle finger.
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  It's just it's it's so destructive.
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  I can't think of anything more destructive to society.
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  Yeah, and hot take, I think this is the result of like all these
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  women over romanticizing everything.
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  There are some things in your life where you actually need to
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  approach it from a realistic perspective of how this is going
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  to impact your life, impact your children's life and future
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  generations to come. If you're living selfishly, if
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  you don't want to get married, if you don't want to pursue
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  having children or or creating a legacy.
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  And like you said, this has been their agenda all the all along.
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  That's why they want to separate men and women out of the
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  household. They want the woman to work as
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  well so they can tax them double.
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  Then the woman won't have any sort of say or opinion.
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  Her mind will be elsewhere on work and also providing for her
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  family in that way. So then the school can swoop in
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  and act like the parent to the child.
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  And there's obviously been a lot of a lot of overreach on that,
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  especially here in California. We've seen the craziness at
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  Fairfax, VA as well. Jamie right next to you, you're
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  next door to that where with the bathrooms and with the type of
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  indoctrination that they're imposing on these innocent
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  children. This is just that on full
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  display, though, and targets just glorifying it.
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  And it's really sad to see because you know, like anything,
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  love is very, very hard sometimes, but it's also very,
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  very worth it. You and I are both, we got
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  married young and we also both say we've we've done so many
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  great things in our life, like we worked in the White House.
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  We got to start the show. We do Fox together, but there
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  really is nothing more fulfilling than doing it for a
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  family that you come home to every single day to make them
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  proud as well and be a good reflection of your family.
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  So just to see this agenda being pushed is obviously very
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  disheartening. But I do believe that the
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  culture has changed and people are seeing right through it and
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  they don't want to be miserable like these people.
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  Can you imagine if you show up at a bar wearing that
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  sweatshirt? I don't think a single guy would
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  approach. You no, I just, I just said that
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  I think they would get the ick. I think they would truly, if I
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  were a guy, I would get the ick if I saw that and be like, who
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  hurt you? You're obviously jaded.
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  Men want peace. They want like they're going to
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  provide stability to somebody who just gives them like Peace
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  of Mind at the end of the day and like probably makes their
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  life easier in a lot of aspects. And when I read this shirt, I'm
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  like, she's jaded. She doesn't believe in love.
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  She's probably going to like take a hike the 1st when things
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  get tough. She's not gonna be like a strong
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  woman or like a good rock for the family.
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  Like I wouldn't wanna pursue that.
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  Like I always read deep into things so.
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  Maybe a guy should buy it and like show up to the bar in it
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  himself and like convince girls who are dating like dump him, be
• 18:28
  with me, yes. That could be the pick up line
• 18:32
  there. Yes.
• 18:34
  We'll see. OK, Speaking of finding true
• 18:37
  love, I thought this clip was so funny we had to touch on it.
• 18:42
  So President Trump was giving a speech.
• 18:43
  I don't even know where the speech was, but this was last
• 18:45
  week. I think he was talking to some
• 18:47
  donors or something. And, you know, he was going on
• 18:49
  with his riff. But we'll roll the clip here.
• 18:51
  It was about Melania. By the way, my wife hates when I
• 18:55
  do this. She said, you know, she's a very
• 19:00
  classy person, right? She said, it's so
• 19:03
  unpresidential. I said, but I did become
• 19:07
  president. She hates when I dance.
• 19:13
  I said everybody wants me to dance.
• 19:18
  I have to say this, the dancing they really.
• 19:20
  Like she said, they don't like it.
• 19:23
  They're just being nice to you. I said that's not right.
• 19:24
  The place goes crazy. OK, so Melania gets the ick from
• 19:28
  Trump's dancing. I thought that was so funny.
• 19:32
  That's so relatable. Anyone who's been buried, you
• 19:34
  know that you can get the ick even from the people that you
• 19:36
  love. Karen, what are your Icks in
• 19:39
  general? Yeah, we were talking about this
• 19:41
  earlier. And I don't know if I get like
• 19:44
  normal icks that are just like little, I don't know, I have pet
• 19:48
  peeves where like, I don't like them like anybody being on their
• 19:52
  phone, like while I'm talking, just like little things like
• 19:54
  that. But honestly, I love this video
• 19:57
  so much because we're never going to have another president
• 19:59
  like this. Like, he was just so relatable,
• 20:02
  like leaving it all out on the table for everybody.
• 20:05
  Like, don't you remember the Obama era as well?
• 20:08
  And there's so many memes on this where they were comparing
• 20:11
  the two between when Trump killed a a known terrorist and
• 20:15
  when Obama went in. And killed a known terrorist.
• 20:18
  And the way Obama approached it was like very politically
• 20:21
  correct. It was like we had a strategic
• 20:23
  mission and we executed it firmly.
• 20:26
  And then Trump's like he died like a dog.
• 20:28
  It's like you're never going to have another like first family.
• 20:31
  You're just so open with the American public.
• 20:33
  I mean, there's a reason where Caitlin Collins at CNN said that
• 20:37
  he's the most like transparent president in human history.
• 20:40
  It's because he's so transparent and he loves talking to people.
• 20:43
  He was a he was a New York businessman.
• 20:45
  And so he has a great personality, might as well use
• 20:48
  it. And I love seeing more sides of
• 20:50
  Melania, too, because Melania has so much aura in the
• 20:52
  background and she is off doing her thing and she's an
• 20:55
  incredible mother. But it's fun to see these
• 20:58
  personal moments between them where you just love them even
• 21:00
  more. Well, I'm excited for Melania's
• 21:03
  movie because I love President Trump is literally the president
• 21:06
  of the United States, like the biggest job in the entire human
• 21:09
  history to be the president. And Melania is still like, yeah,
• 21:12
  he's not good enough for me. I love her energy with that.
• 21:15
  She makes me laugh like, And I love that they don't like, I
• 21:18
  feel like a lot of, like you said, a lot of presidents in the
• 21:20
  past, they just used to act like their lives are perfect.
• 21:23
  Everything they said was poll tested.
• 21:24
  I love that President Trump. He's just like, you never know
• 21:27
  what's going to come out of his mouth.
• 21:28
  And he's always going to be honest and he's always going to
• 21:30
  be authentic. Like he's not afraid to actually
• 21:32
  be vulnerable and talk about funny things.
• 21:34
  And I think this is like always what we've talked about Cameron,
• 21:36
  like I I like people who like don't, you know, over the top,
• 21:39
  take themselves like so seriously and are able to be
• 21:41
  vulnerable and make fun of themselves.
• 21:43
  Like that's the type of people I like hang out with.
• 21:45
  Like I like people that, you know, have some self deprecating
• 21:48
  humor. I think I did that were with
• 21:49
  some with our propaganda. We're not falling for one time.
• 21:52
  I said I'm like, I love self deprecating humor.
• 21:54
  And they're always like President Trump has such a big
• 21:56
  ego, all this stuff. And I'm like, maybe he does.
• 21:58
  Of course he does like something I love about him.
• 22:00
  I find it charming, but like, he also makes fun of himself a lot.
• 22:04
  And I just think it's really funny.
• 22:06
  And Melania definitely got the ick from that.
• 22:09
  But OK, I'm going to say my ick, my number one ick.
• 22:12
  And to be clear, my husband does not do this.
• 22:14
  My husband does the opposite. So I'm very thankful for that.
• 22:16
  But when a man like crosses his legs, and I think like we called
• 22:21
  out Gavin Newsom like a month ago for doing this, it may have
• 22:24
  been two months ago. Let's put that up on the screen.
• 22:26
  And like men who cross their legs and sit like very feminine
• 22:29
  and they're just like saying they're like all proper.
• 22:31
  Like I'm like, oh, you're a man. You don't cross your legs like a
• 22:34
  woman. I find that like to be my
• 22:36
  biggest ick. I know like, Eric Swalwell did
• 22:38
  that too in an interview. We've seen Gavin Newsom do it.
• 22:41
  It's just like we also farted. It's like soy boy versus like
• 22:45
  aura farming. Because then you'll have like
• 22:46
  Marco Rubio with his like, legs wide open at like a cabinet
• 22:50
  meeting or whatever in the Oval Office with some foreign
• 22:53
  dignitary or leader. And it's just so funny to see
• 22:56
  like the difference. Oh, we saw that with with Ohio.
• 22:59
  My gosh, Zalenski. Didn't Zalenski do that as well?
• 23:02
  And then you just had like Rubio, Pete hug Seth and Trump,
• 23:06
  like aura farming with their hands, like clasp in between
• 23:09
  their legs. And they were just like leaning
• 23:10
  forward, like, what are you, what are you talking about?
• 23:13
  And then Zalenski was there with like a full blown costume.
• 23:16
  He was like cosplaying as somebody who was like on the
• 23:18
  front lines of this Russia Ukraine war with the bulletproof
• 23:21
  vest or like the black shirt in the cargo pants.
• 23:24
  Do you remember this era? I was like, yeah, it's, it's, I
• 23:27
  know it's very much indicative of like a, a feminine
• 23:32
  personality in my opinion, like you said.
• 23:35
  Yeah, it, it's kind of giving a little gay.
• 23:38
  I hate to say that, no offense to gay people, but it's, it's
• 23:41
  giving a little gay. If you're a straight man, do not
• 23:43
  sit with your legs crossed. Like, sit like a man, please.
• 23:47
  That is my biggest ick. The the dancing wouldn't give me
• 23:50
  the ick. I think the dancing's cute.
• 23:51
  I like Trump's dancing. I like a little personality.
• 23:54
  But Mwani is a very proper woman, so I can understand why
• 23:57
  she might not. Like that where she even said
• 23:59
  she was like, would what, what president did she say?
• 24:03
  Like, oh, would FDR do that? Don't you remember?
• 24:06
  Like in the later in the clip she said that Trump like, do you
• 24:09
  think FDR would be dancing right now?
• 24:12
  I love her. He probably.
• 24:14
  He probably wouldn't, but I don't think FDR could stand
• 24:17
  because he was in a wheelchair, unfortunately.
• 24:19
  But I guess he could still do the upper body.
• 24:22
  I don't know. Anyway, moving on.
• 24:24
  OK, let's get into I have no words where we always have a lot
• 24:27
  of words. OK, I sent this to Cameron.
• 24:33
  I think this video is so funny. And I'm sorry, we keep talking
• 24:36
  about the Minnesota thing, but like one last thing about the
• 24:38
  Minnesota thing cuz I could not stop laughing at this.
• 24:40
  I actually saw this today and I said to Cameron, I'm like, Oh my
• 24:42
  gosh, we need to talk about this.
• 24:44
  So we'll play the full clip. But this woman, I, I guess it's
• 24:48
  a new trend that you're seeing where women are like on 1st
• 24:52
  dates. And I've seen this before where
• 24:53
  they're trying to root out the Republicans.
• 24:56
  And I'm like, OK, root out the Republicans, please.
• 24:58
  The rest of us conservative girls will have the real men.
• 25:01
  Thank you. Can take the liberal men.
• 25:03
  We don't want them anyway. Please take them because we want
• 25:06
  them out of the dating pool. I'm speaking on behalf of all
• 25:08
  normal women on that. But I guess their new way that
• 25:13
  they're testing them is if they agree with what Nick Shirley's
• 25:16
  reporting was. So we'll play that full clip.
• 25:19
  Do you? Support Nick Shirley.
• 25:21
  Do I support Nick Shirley? I mean, yeah, he exposed fraud
• 25:26
  in Minnesota. I mean, yeah, I support him.
• 25:31
  I mean, it's it's, you know, pretty impressive to do for a 23
• 25:35
  year old. Why?
• 25:36
  What do you think about him? I mean, you just broke into
• 25:38
  those businesses. Broken.
• 25:40
  That's actually what you think. You think he broke into those
• 25:44
  businesses? I mean, did he know it?
• 25:46
  No. They didn't even spell the name
• 25:48
  right. They said Quality Leering
• 25:50
  Center. He broke into those businesses
• 25:52
  and he's pushing a false agenda. You think he's pushing pushing a
• 25:56
  false agenda? Yeah, you actually think that
• 26:01
  he's literally pretending to be a reporter and he's not.
• 26:05
  He kind of is a reporter. No, he's a YouTube.
• 26:08
  Yeah, but he happens to also be a he's better than most
• 26:11
  reporters. Literally racist.
• 26:12
  He was only targeting them because of.
• 26:14
  Somalia. How's that?
• 26:17
  He spotted fraud. Fraud is fraud.
• 26:21
  Would you agree? This is fraud?
• 26:23
  That is fraud. If you're getting if you're
• 26:25
  getting money and you're not, you don't have a legit daycare
• 26:29
  center. That is fraud.
• 26:30
  OK. But I'm sure they have like
• 26:31
  really good reasons and they probably used it for good
• 26:33
  things. Who cared if they?
• 26:34
  Immigrate used it. Yeah, they used it to buy like
• 26:37
  Chrome heart glasses or whatever.
• 26:39
  It's all for a nice cars. They're not using it for kids.
• 26:42
  OK, I just love this clip because like she was obviously
• 26:45
  like trying to expose him and like he came off so educated and
• 26:50
  smart. I'm like this man's amazing and
• 26:53
  like Cameron and I are both married, but please, we have a
• 26:55
  bunch of sincerely sisters that are single and would love to
• 26:58
  date you. So right into the show please,
• 27:00
  so we can set you up with someone.
• 27:01
  I don't know what his name is, but can we find him for one of
• 27:04
  our girls? Because he deserves to have a
• 27:06
  sincerely sister because this guy is great.
• 27:08
  He is a real winner. So I'm so thankful for this
• 27:11
  crazy liberal woman for exposing a great guy for our girls.
• 27:15
  Yeah, the only person she was exposing was herself.
• 27:18
  She sounds very intolerant. Intolerant.
• 27:21
  Insufferable, actually. Like, does she think that she
• 27:23
  works at like, O'Keefe Media? Like, it's like one of those
• 27:26
  James Keefe operations? I'm like, you did nothing except
• 27:29
  expose how radical the radical lunacy of your party and, and
• 27:34
  the unhappiness within yourself. And he was just looking to have,
• 27:37
  like, a nice date. And yeah, exactly right into the
• 27:40
  show. We have plenty of other great
• 27:42
  girls for you who have way better values and who are way
• 27:46
  happier with their lives and fun to be around.
• 27:48
  We had so many of them at our launch party.
• 27:50
  So please. Yeah, it's just, it's so sad to
• 27:53
  see though with the with, like we've said, the overall theme of
• 27:56
  this, of this episode too, just the negativity, the intolerance.
• 28:01
  No, I wouldn't want to be around this all the time.
• 28:05
  But his face, though, made me laugh, Cam like he was like, so,
• 28:09
  you know, he was like going through the reasons that we're
• 28:11
  all correct about Nick Shirley's reporting.
• 28:13
  And she kept like pushing back on all of them to the point
• 28:15
  where she finally like, because you can't deny that this fraud
• 28:18
  was occurring. Now, of course they were denying
• 28:20
  that at the beginning, but now it's just like the evidence is
• 28:22
  there. They're still trying to deny it
• 28:23
  the entire time because like you can literally show evidence and
• 28:26
  these people are so propagandized that they won't
• 28:29
  even like accept evidence. But then she finally goes,
• 28:31
  whatever they were spending it on good things like defending
• 28:33
  the, the Somalis who defrauded us as taxpayers in this country.
• 28:38
  And he's just sitting there like this, his mouth, he's like, so
• 28:41
  you think that's OK? Like his mouth was wide open
• 28:44
  because it's like, how do you even reason with someone like
• 28:46
  this? And I'm saying this as someone
• 28:48
  who's like, my goal is to change hearts and minds.
• 28:51
  Like I, I really tried. But like someone like this, it's
• 28:54
  like, it's almost like you've been so propagandized that
• 28:57
  you're just denying one basic reality and two basic morality.
• 29:02
  And it it's just, it's such a dysfunctional way of speaking.
• 29:06
  You can tell there's not going to be a second day on either
• 29:08
  end. I will say that.
• 29:09
  And that guy should get as far away from this woman as
• 29:12
  possible. And the other point I wanted to
• 29:13
  make too is unless you are a journalist, like a video
• 29:17
  journalist, like Nick Shirley, I know she was like, he's not a
• 29:19
  journalist. Anyone can be a journalist.
• 29:21
  So if you're doing like real investigation of our government
• 29:24
  and stuff that I love when you're taking the camera and
• 29:25
  exposing things. But if you're on a private date
• 29:28
  and you're secretly filming it, like, I don't care what happens
• 29:31
  on that, you're in the wrong. Like who privately filmed
• 29:34
  someone to like try to expose them?
• 29:36
  Just that like mentality that has come in the social media era
• 29:39
  where like, I see anything happening and people are merely
• 29:42
  like pulling out their phones to try to expose the other person.
• 29:44
  I'm like, this is just such a gross culture.
• 29:46
  Like if you're engaging in that, like, I don't even care what
• 29:49
  he's saying. Like you're wrong.
• 29:51
  I hate that. I hate that.
• 29:52
  Expose them. I know.
• 29:53
  It's just like it shows a lack of God in this country though.
• 29:57
  Like it's a lack of God, these people have propped up idols
• 30:01
  like just the propaganda in the news scrolling online, the doom
• 30:05
  scrolling, consuming everything and ingesting everything in the
• 30:11
  media that could be wrong without even fact checking it or
• 30:14
  seeking like further evidence that what this narrative that
• 30:18
  they're being shown on their feet is correct.
• 30:21
  So I know it's with things like this, though, and especially
• 30:25
  with this girl, like, it's not going to get better unless like
• 30:29
  we bring women back to church too, because like men are Gen.
• 30:32
  Z men are like going back to church in droves.
• 30:35
  Like something actually really needs to give with young women.
• 30:37
  And so, yes, I'm very glad that we do this podcast.
• 30:40
  And hopefully, you know, some people like her see this and we
• 30:43
  are able to change hearts and minds.
• 30:45
  But this is just a very like miserable mindset that you have
• 30:48
  nothing better to do. And Nick Shirley, he is a real
• 30:51
  journalist. He put his life out on the line.
• 30:54
  He's a better journalist than. Boots on the ground, probably,
• 30:58
  yeah. He put boots on the ground using
• 30:59
  his own money, time and resources to go out there and
• 31:02
  expose the truth. And that to me is a lot more
• 31:05
  than what a lot of other journalists these days do,
• 31:08
  besides just peddling out the same talking points.
• 31:10
  So I actually would like to give Nick Shirley a lot of credit
• 31:14
  that he is so young and he is performing at a higher pace than
• 31:18
  a lot of other journalists in this field do.
• 31:20
  And so this girl, she's just very uneducated, obviously very
• 31:24
  sad with her own life that she had to go on a date.
• 31:26
  And just like, I don't know, project this sort of like
• 31:30
  depression and like just miserable way of living on to
• 31:33
  this man. And so I hope this man comes out
• 31:35
  on top. Obviously he got a little bit of
• 31:37
  exposure. Hopefully some girls are sliding
• 31:39
  in the in the DMS and wanting to go on a better date with him.
• 31:43
  This guy's a winner. I'm glad that she actually
• 31:45
  exposed him for being a great guy.
• 31:47
  He deserves a great girl, so we wish the best for him and we
• 31:53
  wish that she hopefully comes into reality and gets out of
• 31:57
  this delusional mindset. OK, you guys, let's go into the
• 32:00
  next section, our Q&A and we love hearing from you girls.
• 32:08
  So as always, make sure if you have not written a question yet
• 32:12
  that you write in at sincerelyamerican.com.
• 32:14
  So our first question today is from Emily from Nevada.
• 32:18
  What is 1 belief you held strongly at 18 that you have
• 32:21
  completely changed your mind on? That is a great question, Cam.
• 32:25
  I'll throw it to you first. I know I love this question.
• 32:28
  I think one dramatic shift I've had growing up is just
• 32:33
  redefining what success looks like.
• 32:35
  I think when I was younger, I was more malleable to believing
• 32:41
  kind of like the social media lifestyle of like the success
• 32:43
  is, is the type of car and, and how much is in my bank account
• 32:47
  and how many people are, you know, listening to me or
• 32:50
  following me And, and like really where I can go with that
• 32:54
  sort of trajectory in life in it.
• 32:56
  I couldn't have been more wrong really.
• 32:58
  I think success for me now is like having a roof over my head,
• 33:02
  having like stability in my home and in my personal relationships
• 33:06
  in my life with my with my closest friends and with my
• 33:09
  family and a luxury to be able to go and travel and see them on
• 33:14
  a yearly or monthly basis. And so, yeah, I would just say
• 33:18
  that is more of a successful life.
• 33:19
  Like do I have food in the fridge?
• 33:21
  Am I comfortable enough to go to the grocery store and fill up my
• 33:25
  fill up my cart and not have to worry about what the bill is or
• 33:28
  going out and having a nice meal with my friends and being able
• 33:31
  to pick up the tab? Those are the things that I
• 33:34
  thoroughly enjoy that I see as more of a success now rather
• 33:38
  than just the material items that come with coming from with
• 33:44
  having a successful job, if that makes sense.
• 33:47
  Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Mine is a little less serious,
• 33:50
  but I love, I agree with everything that you just said.
• 33:54
  I think that's normal as you get a little bit older, like the
• 33:56
  importance of things. Schiff.
• 33:58
  So as you guys know, I grew up in California and I think that
• 34:01
  this is like a very common mindset that a lot of
• 34:03
  Californians have. And a lot of people I noticed in
• 34:06
  the Northeast have this mindset as well where you think like, if
• 34:09
  you don't live in California or New York, like you just like
• 34:13
  that's the only place that's like cool that you can live,
• 34:16
  which is crazy now because I completely believe the opposite
• 34:19
  actually. And I was just very like, I will
• 34:20
  never leave California. I'm a California girl.
• 34:23
  I love California. California is the best place on
• 34:25
  earth. We have the best weather, it's
• 34:26
  the most beautiful, it's the best fashion, all this stuff and
• 34:29
  California's amazing. Do not get me wrong, I still
• 34:31
  love my home. I'm very thankful to have grown
• 34:33
  up there. But I do think that a lot of
• 34:35
  people over there can be very close minded to the rest of the
• 34:38
  country and that there are amazing places elsewhere.
• 34:41
  And you know, I never wanted to live on the East Coast and now I
• 34:44
  live on the East Coast. And I will say I am a bit of an
• 34:46
  East coaster. I might even like it more than
• 34:48
  California in a lot of ways. Like I really do.
• 34:50
  And I think that no matter where you go in the country, like
• 34:54
  people will like, you know, crap on like a certain state or
• 34:57
  something. I, I just don't believe that.
• 34:59
  I think like every country, I'm sorry, every state, every city
• 35:02
  has like even a nice area that you can find.
• 35:05
  And I just hate that I had like such a close minded mindset with
• 35:07
  that because genuinely, I think like there's, I think that's
• 35:11
  what's great about the US. It's just so diverse, not even
• 35:13
  in just weather, but in culture and food and architecture and
• 35:17
  vibes. So there's just so many cool
• 35:19
  places that you can go and live that are so different.
• 35:22
  And it's, it's honestly like, I almost feel like now it's like
• 35:24
  comparing apples to oranges. Like living even on the East
• 35:27
  Coast or if you live in the South or the Midwest has some
• 35:30
  great areas. Not Minneapolis right now.
• 35:32
  I will say that I would not want to live in that city.
• 35:34
  That city has had a lot of issues.
• 35:35
  I'm sorry if anyone's from Minneapolis, maybe that's the
• 35:37
  one thing I'll say. I don't I want to live, but I, I
• 35:40
  feel like I used to be just so much more close minded on that.
• 35:43
  And just in general, I used to be like way more black and white
• 35:45
  with everything. And I think as you get a little
• 35:47
  bit older, there's a lot of Gray areas.
• 35:48
  There's a lot of nuance for things and you don't have to be
• 35:51
  like so harsh and opinionated on everything.
• 35:53
  So that would be my answer for that.
• 35:55
  OK, moving to our next question is Gracie from Florida.
• 35:59
  What advice would you give to someone looking to change
• 36:02
  majors? I have a substantial amount of
• 36:04
  credits of my current major, but I'm looking to completely change
• 36:06
  my career focus and get into politics.
• 36:08
  Which should I do? Well, I think that's the beauty
• 36:11
  of politics is that we see so many different people from
• 36:14
  different socioeconomic statuses, from different parts
• 36:17
  of the country to different backgrounds.
• 36:19
  Like that is the beauty of politics is that it can bring
• 36:21
  every single American together. And you know, you have people in
• 36:24
  the White House, like look at Doctor Oz and look at RFK Junior
• 36:29
  and look at all these people in, in the, in the medicinal field.
• 36:33
  And that way they all have medicine backgrounds.
• 36:35
  They all probably have backgrounds and like biology and
• 36:38
  food science, nutrition, if you're more in that area or if
• 36:42
  you're in programs like STEM, I think like STEM is really,
• 36:44
  really great background to have as well.
• 36:46
  We actually worked with a girl who was an intern in the White
• 36:49
  House. Her name was McKenzie.
• 36:51
  She actually was the person who introduced me and Jamie, and she
• 36:56
  had a background in engineering. So you can do whatever you want.
• 36:59
  And I actually think it makes you stand out more if you were
• 37:02
  to have a major that's different than just a poli sci major like
• 37:06
  I had. I had a poli sci major with
• 37:08
  track and law. I think that's pretty standard
• 37:10
  for wanting to get into politics, but just pursue your
• 37:13
  interests and obviously the passion will follow.
• 37:15
  The money will follow if you're wanting to get into politics, I
• 37:19
  don't see why you can't do that with the major that you may
• 37:21
  already have. I don't know what it is.
• 37:23
  It could even be fashion. And you know, you never know.
• 37:26
  You could work for Melania Trump's office and you could
• 37:28
  intern there, or you could but work with like a conservative
• 37:32
  LED designer. So I just think there's just so
• 37:34
  many areas in politics that you can gravitate towards and you're
• 37:38
  not restricted. That's what's really beautiful
• 37:40
  about politics is you're not just restricted to one thing.
• 37:43
  I've dabbled NPR, I've been behind the camera as a booking
• 37:46
  producer. I've been in front of the camera
• 37:48
  as a commentator, I've been a reporter, and then I've been on
• 37:51
  the other side of that ask or answering the questions instead
• 37:54
  of asking them. There's just so many different
• 37:56
  things you can do, so I wouldn't get discouraged at all.
• 38:00
  That would be my advice is maybe just to stay with that, with
• 38:04
  that major. If you have almost all of the
• 38:06
  credits necessary to graduate, just press forward with that.
• 38:09
  I think that there's certain career paths where you have to
• 38:11
  do a certain major in school. Like I'm thinking about medicine
• 38:15
  for example, like you anyone who was looking to get become a
• 38:18
  doctor like you have to do pre meds.
• 38:20
  That was at least what it was at Cal.
• 38:22
  Or if you're looking to go into tech, for example, you have to
• 38:24
  take computer science a lot of times, I don't know if AI, if
• 38:27
  that's changed, but least back in my day, not that long ago,
• 38:30
  that was in college, you know, like veterinary school there.
• 38:33
  There are certain engineering. Obviously you need to have an
• 38:36
  engineering background. So there are very serious jobs
• 38:38
  that you need to be very careful about what you're doing in
• 38:41
  school because you need that certain major in order to pursue
• 38:43
  that job. But like you, Cameron just said,
• 38:45
  politics is not one of them. And I will say this, most
• 38:48
  people, I don't. I'm like trying to think of the
• 38:50
  last time someone's like Jamie, what did you major in, in
• 38:52
  college? And so I would say if you're
• 38:54
  looking to go into politics in general, I would say try to do a
• 38:58
  major that is focused on like political science or like
• 39:01
  history. For example, I did American
• 39:03
  history for my major. But like Cameron said, there's a
• 39:05
  lot of ways that you can transfer that into politics and
• 39:07
  you can actually have a unique background in a certain field
• 39:10
  and then work in that particular industry in politics as well.
• 39:13
  So I think I, I wouldn't say it's a big deal.
• 39:15
  Like I, I think if you're, like I said, not getting into the
• 39:17
  Super serious career path where you need that certain degree, I
• 39:21
  think just do what you're most interested in and what you
• 39:23
  really want to learn. Because at the end of the day,
• 39:25
  that is what college is about. It's about expanding your
• 39:28
  worldview. It's about becoming very
• 39:29
  educated. And so if you take you're
• 39:32
  obviously taking a lot of time doing those classes.
• 39:34
  So do something that you're interested in unless you do,
• 39:36
  like I said, have that very particular job background you
• 39:39
  want to do, but I wouldn't worry about it.
• 39:41
  I think you'll be good with your current thing, especially if you
• 39:43
  have a lot of credits. I wouldn't like ever recommend
• 39:45
  for you to stay in college longer just to switch a major
• 39:47
  for something that I don't think it's a big deal.
• 39:49
  OK Eliana from Tennessee. This year I'm really focused on
• 39:53
  getting closer to God and focusing on my faith journey.
• 39:56
  What are some practices you incorporate Jesus in your daily
• 39:59
  routine? Do you have any advice?
• 40:01
  This is so cute. I love this question.
• 40:03
  I love our sincerely sisters. Yeah.
• 40:05
  I think one thing that's very underrated is, you know, a lot
• 40:09
  of people say, like, read the Bible.
• 40:11
  Of course, that's like, first and foremost, dive into the
• 40:14
  word, you know, bring Jesus into your life through prayer.
• 40:18
  But I think what's often overlooked is seeing God like in
• 40:21
  nature. I'm somebody who likes to like
• 40:23
  be outside. I was a Florida girl.
• 40:25
  I loved, you know, going to the ocean really early in the
• 40:28
  mornings and and like swimming for a bit before starting my day
• 40:32
  at work. California has really, really
• 40:34
  beautiful, beautiful huge palm trees here and every single
• 40:38
  street can be aligned with a certain tree.
• 40:40
  So it's really nice seeing God in in nature more.
• 40:43
  And if you're somebody who hikes or you like to go swimming or
• 40:46
  you like to just be outside walking, like really
• 40:48
  appreciating that you have fresh air to breathe and like just
• 40:52
  giving God that gratitude because I think that's so
• 40:54
  important. It really does chemically
• 40:56
  rebalance your mindset and how you approach your day, how you
• 41:00
  approach your job, how you approach your family.
• 41:01
  It's just really focusing on the positives and everything that
• 41:04
  God has given you and life has to offer.
• 41:06
  And so I would say just finding God and the little things and
• 41:09
  even being grateful for the roof over your head and the small
• 41:12
  things like we said earlier that a lot of people normally
• 41:15
  overlook in their day-to-day routine.
• 41:17
  That would be my primary advice to you.
• 41:20
  And then often, of course, at night, I always try to
• 41:23
  incorporate prayer or before a meal.
• 41:26
  So I just think making sure that you start off with those minor
• 41:30
  habits in order to put that into your day, then you're going to
• 41:34
  start to be able to fully start shifting your lens on Christ and
• 41:38
  how to incorporate Him and how He is involved in your
• 41:41
  day-to-day life. I love all of that.
• 41:44
  I think my biggest suggestion is is incorporating like have a
• 41:49
  constant conversation with God and like, I can be very guilty
• 41:52
  of this. I'll, I will always pray before
• 41:54
  anything important in my life, but we shouldn't be just doing
• 41:57
  that before important things where we really need God.
• 41:59
  I think we should be doing that even when you are like not doing
• 42:02
  something crazy or whatever, but you're just having a constant
• 42:05
  communication and building that relationship and thanking God
• 42:08
  every day for everything that He's given you, every
• 42:10
  opportunity that He's given you, just showing your graciousness
• 42:14
  towards Him I think is the best way to build a very strong
• 42:17
  relationship with the Lord. Because I think sometimes we'll
• 42:20
  fall when we're in very down times or we have some big thing
• 42:24
  and it's like, no, we shouldn't just have those times in order
• 42:26
  to have that communication. And, you know, this might be the
• 42:30
  Catholic in me, but I think you should get down on your hands
• 42:32
  and knees every time you pray and make that a big part of your
• 42:34
  life. Yes, it's a great way to go
• 42:35
  about it. That's so beautiful, Jamie.
• 42:37
  I like how you noted like get down on your hands and or sorry,
• 42:41
  get down on your knees and pray. I believe there's like nothing
• 42:45
  more sacred than like humbling yourself before the Lord too,
• 42:49
  because I think we live in a social media culture to like
• 42:53
  people like just the egos and the constants like surrounding
• 42:58
  like content or whatever. I'm guilty of this.
• 43:00
  We're like, it's about us. Like it's about me.
• 43:03
  Like my majority of my day is about myself, like how I feed
• 43:07
  myself, what like making my bed or like calling people for my
• 43:12
  own, like personal benefit and really humbling yourself before
• 43:15
  the Lord, getting down on your hands and knees and doing that
• 43:18
  for him and making sure that you are just casting so much
• 43:22
  gratitude and you are very knowledgeable and acknowledge
• 43:26
  the blessings that you have in your life for him.
• 43:28
  I believe that just, it changes the entire trajectory again, of
• 43:32
  not only your day-to-day routine, but your life.
• 43:34
  If you're focused on the negative, then you're going to
• 43:38
  have nothing but negativity come into your life.
• 43:40
  If you're focused on the positives and the blessings and
• 43:43
  everything that the Lord has to offer you, he's going to trust
• 43:46
  you with those blessings and give you more.
• 43:49
  And I mean, of course, as Christians, I don't want to
• 43:51
  preach, what is it, prosperity gospel that like you'll always
• 43:55
  get everything in your favor all the time.
• 43:57
  You won't. But I do believe even in those
• 43:59
  really, really tough moments, that's where I've seen God the
• 44:02
  most is when I'm going through tons and tons of tribulations.
• 44:05
  And like Jamie said it so beautifully, like don't just
• 44:08
  incorporate God in the moments before a meal or like before
• 44:11
  something big. Incorporate him and like a
• 44:14
  day-to-day conversation you would have with your friend,
• 44:17
  obviously in a respectful manner and like a private space where
• 44:20
  you can really be present with him.
• 44:23
  But yeah, I mean, this is just such a cute question though.
• 44:25
  And I wanted to say to like to our audience, like we appreciate
• 44:28
  you girls opening up about this because I know like a spiritual
• 44:31
  journey, it's just very vulnerable for for our girls.
• 44:34
  All right, let's head into hot or not.
• 44:42
  So Cameron, hot or not, what is this?
• 44:47
  I keep seeing this everywhere. What is a Poochie outfit?
• 44:50
  Oh my gosh. It stems from this video.
• 44:52
  It's like my new vocal stem. Do you remember when we had our
• 44:55
  vocal stem Abdullah Bakh and Kaboom?
• 44:57
  Yeah. OK, so my new vocal stem is
• 45:00
  Poochie outfit because Alabama Barker was doing a Christmas
• 45:04
  haul of like everything Travis and Kourtney and Kylie and
• 45:08
  Kendall, like bought her at Christmas and she got these.
• 45:12
  I don't know if they were Robert Cavalli, I maybe not, But she
• 45:15
  got these really pretty heels and she was like, oh, this was
• 45:18
  like nasty with a Poochie outfit.
• 45:20
  And now, like everybody's using that like, audio.
• 45:22
  We can roll the clip of it. Nasty with a Poochie outfit,
• 45:27
  nasty. Nasty with a Poochie outfit.
• 45:32
  Nasty. Now everybody's using this
• 45:36
  audio. It's like their new vocal stem.
• 45:38
  But a Poochie outfit. Is Emilio Pucci this designer?
• 45:42
  And I'm going to go hot for it. Have you ever seen a Poochie
• 45:45
  outfit? Before you answer, Jay, I would
• 45:46
  look it up. Have you seen him?
• 45:48
  Yeah, no, I I've seen. I've seen it.
• 45:51
  I just don't. Know what?
• 45:52
  The trend? OK, OK.
• 45:53
  Yeah, yeah, yeah. But no, I'm gonna go hot.
• 45:55
  I think this is so cute for summer.
• 45:57
  It really just, like, spices up a look because they have just
• 46:00
  such, like, fun, exotic patterns and they're all very bright.
• 46:05
  And I just. Yeah, I love a poochie outfit.
• 46:07
  So I agree. Alabama Barker, They would look
• 46:09
  nasty in a poochie outfit, but I will be wearing Louboutins with
• 46:11
  mine. I will not be wearing your
• 46:14
  heels, but they were very cute. I'm gonna go not because for the
• 46:18
  actual brand, I like Missoni better for like memory type
• 46:21
  outfits and I'm gonna sound like a BITCHI just don't really like
• 46:26
  Alabama Barker. So whatever she's saying, I'm
• 46:28
  like, I'm just gonna go, not like I.
• 46:30
  Know it's just like a cultural moment.
• 46:34
  It's my brain rod on TikTok so I get it.
• 46:37
  I love that Cam. I love that I'm I'm like, I'm
• 46:41
  just not an Alabama either. Are you though?
• 46:43
  So I'm not even saying you are. But it was just a funny clip
• 46:45
  where I'm like, I would say some like, cringe shit that would
• 46:48
  like get recorded like that, You know what I mean?
• 46:51
  Like, I was just like, yeah, I mean, nasty with a poochie
• 46:55
  outfit. I'm like, it's just my new like,
• 46:56
  like vocal stem. That's just total brain rot.
• 47:00
  I love it. OK, Matcha.
• 47:03
  I'm going to go hot just because I'm like an LA girl now.
• 47:06
  And it's like a part of the culture.
• 47:07
  I feel like on the East Coast. I mean, in Tampa I would get
• 47:10
  like Chai slash matcha lattes. Like they would incorporate
• 47:14
  both. And that's great.
• 47:15
  But like it's a huge thing here, as Jamie knows, being from
• 47:18
  California, like you walk on any corner and there's a matcha shop
• 47:21
  around LA specifically where I live too.
• 47:24
  So I've gotten more into it. And especially if you don't want
• 47:27
  to do like a full coffee or if I'm like camp, stop drinking
• 47:31
  Diet Coke like I will. I will have a matcha.
• 47:34
  That is so fat. OK, I'm going to go not for not
• 47:39
  my reason is I rather have like a smoothie or a green juice and
• 47:42
  a matcha. To be honest.
• 47:43
  I do like the only thing I'll say I do like matcha for is, you
• 47:46
  know, this little mochi ice cream balls.
• 47:48
  I haven't had one in so long. I like that flavor for that.
• 47:51
  Like the Japanese ice cream. I think it's Japanese.
• 47:54
  I though love, I saw this on TikTok the other day.
• 47:57
  It's like I'm not going out for a matcha and instead it's like a
• 48:00
  glass of wine. And I was like, I kinda like
• 48:02
  that. I'm like if I'm going out with
• 48:04
  friends, it's gonna be to go get a drink.
• 48:06
  It's not gonna be to go get a matcha.
• 48:08
  So I kinda like that vibe more if I'm Yeah, totally OK.
• 48:11
  The dense bean salad trend, hot or not?
• 48:14
  OK, I'm also going to go hot for this, but I've never made them.
• 48:19
  But I've seen like everywhere on TikTok where like Jennifer
• 48:23
  Aniston, I think made like a very dense salad on the set of
• 48:26
  friends a lot or like a quinoa salad or something.
• 48:29
  And then it started this whole trend where people are like more
• 48:32
  finely chopping all of the ingredients for a salad and it
• 48:36
  looks so yummy. Like I wish I would be the type
• 48:39
  to to meal prep this because it looks so good so I'm going to go
• 48:42
  hot. There is actually a girl, she's
• 48:45
  based in San Francisco and she like think she has like a lot of
• 48:49
  allergies to things. I think she's like gluten free
• 48:51
  or something, but she does a dense bean salad.
• 48:53
  Like she's like really famous for doing those on TikTok.
• 48:56
  I'm not like fully against them, but like to be honest kind of,
• 48:59
  I'm going to be like straight honest with you whenever I do
• 49:01
  beans and I think it kind of grosses me out the smell of like
• 49:04
  the can. Like I'm always like like if I'm
• 49:06
  served at a restaurant, I I like beans or whatever, especially
• 49:09
  like like Mexican food. But like if I'm cooking with
• 49:11
  beans myself, I do like a lot of chickpeas.
• 49:15
  I'll do them like in the oven, for example, do like roasted
• 49:17
  chickpeas or like I'll make my own hummus.
• 49:19
  But I always think like just having it raw like that, I don't
• 49:21
  know why whenever it comes down to the can, it kind of grosses
• 49:23
  me out something about that. So yeah, that's just me on that
• 49:27
  hatch alarm clocks. OK, I don't have a hatch.
• 49:30
  I know you do because of Vivian, but I've seen so many
• 49:33
  advertisements from like tik tokers for this hatch alarm and
• 49:37
  they're like, it is just so much more gentle to wake me up with
• 49:41
  the light and the sound and I'm very big into sound machines
• 49:45
  when I sleep. I have the calm app and it's
• 49:47
  kind of like to a ridiculous amount.
• 49:49
  I pay like an absurd ungodly amount for the subscription of
• 49:54
  like all the different sounds like the brown noise, the pink
• 49:57
  noise, the the heavy rain, the jungle, like it's so annoying
• 50:00
  bedtime stories and I love it. Like puts me to sleep.
• 50:04
  But I've never tried this hatch alarm clock and I'm gonna go hot
• 50:08
  because I I want one because my alarm clock in the morning.
• 50:10
  I'm like, get this off like I don't wanna I don't wanna listen
• 50:14
  to it. That is my biggest ick is my
• 50:16
  alarm clock. So.
• 50:17
  Is there anything worse where you're like dead asleep and you
• 50:21
  I was like, I know, like that is the worst way to wake up in the
• 50:26
  entire world. I will stand by that.
• 50:28
  That is like nothing is worse than that.
• 50:31
  So I have the Hatch for the baby and Vivian sleeps with us right
• 50:34
  now, which we're trying to change.
• 50:36
  Has her big girl bed now. But I do love sleeping with a
• 50:40
  sound machine. It's funny, I was in a hotel
• 50:41
  this weekend with Drake and I actually did not sleep as well
• 50:44
  because we didn't have our regular hatch on that we have
• 50:48
  with Vivian in the room. But so yeah, I, I'm in favor of
• 50:53
  them. I think like the for babies,
• 50:54
  they're great to have that sound machine there.
• 50:56
  And you can have like a red light because apparently like
• 50:59
  the blue light off the phone keeps you awake a lot more.
• 51:01
  But the red light is like a little more soothing with sleep.
• 51:03
  So it can have like a little night light, which is nice.
• 51:06
  But I will say this, my biggest hack for you guys, so you don't
• 51:09
  necessarily have to like invest in this like hatch wake up thing
• 51:12
  is do not do blackout curtains in your room.
• 51:14
  My mom has like always been against that.
• 51:16
  And as a teenager, I'll say it's annoying because you can't like
• 51:18
  sleep in the same way as if you have blackout curtains, you
• 51:21
  know, like the type of curtains where like it could be 9:00 AM
• 51:24
  and you would have no idea because it's so dark in your
• 51:26
  room. I have like kind of just natural
• 51:29
  shades in my room. And we do have, I think we have
• 51:32
  eastern facing windows. Yeah, because the sun rises to
• 51:34
  the east and so it's pretty bright in our room in the
• 51:36
  morning. But it's nice because I
• 51:37
  actually, unless I'm getting up super early to do ATV hit, I, I
• 51:40
  wake up naturally before my alarm because just the natural
• 51:43
  sunlight comes in and it's a way nicer way.
• 51:45
  And it, and it gets you into your circadian rhythm and
• 51:48
  everything. Then like waking up in a pitch
• 51:50
  black room. My mom like always stood by.
• 51:52
  She's like, successful people do not have blackout curtains.
• 51:55
  So I'm like, OK, so I love that. That's my biggest hack for like.
• 51:58
  And if you obviously it's hard to like, you won't be able to
• 52:01
  really sleep in that late because it is super bright.
• 52:04
  But I don't know. I'm, I'm past the sleeping in
• 52:07
  stage of life being a mom now. So it's nice to be able to just
• 52:10
  get up naturally. Yeah.
• 52:12
  OK. OK, Next one.
• 52:13
  Caviar bumps. This is so a Cameron thing to
• 52:16
  throw in. I know I'm going to go hot
• 52:18
  because yeah, Jake, have you ever, you guys ever seen the
• 52:22
  memes of like a man can't impress me because this is me
• 52:25
  and my best friend on a random Tuesday and these girls are like
• 52:28
  drinking wine and like at 2:00 PM with, with caviar already
• 52:31
  sitting at the table. That is me and Jamie.
• 52:34
  But I did force her to eat it. So I'm I'm going to go hot.
• 52:37
  I there's so many skin benefits to this too.
• 52:40
  It's like a natural retinol and really, really got healthy and
• 52:44
  it's just fun. It like brings the vibes up.
• 52:47
  So I'm gonna go hot. I'm gonna go not for the reason
• 52:53
  I don't like dislike caviar, but I I'm not like obsessed with it,
• 52:57
  if I'm being honest with you. And it's like, I think to get
• 53:00
  caviar on a regular basis if you're paying for it, if you're
• 53:02
  not at like a nice event or something where they're having
• 53:05
  it, Like if I'm like personally buying caviar, it's not worth it
• 53:08
  in my opinion. Like I, I don't like it enough
• 53:10
  to be like spending hundreds of dollars on it.
• 53:13
  But it is a very chic look. I will say that.
• 53:15
  But for me, I think I rather pay for like a nicer dinner.
• 53:19
  That's, that's my hot take. OK, next one is monogramming.
• 53:24
  Hot for sure, because I remember Jamie, you got me and all of the
• 53:29
  girls, those bags for Bryson's Bachelorette party and they are
• 53:35
  so cute. And Jamie put all of our names
• 53:37
  on them. And then we also got these
• 53:39
  monogrammed tie dye sets and I'm sure Jamie can tell you girls
• 53:44
  where to get those as well. But I think it's so chic.
• 53:47
  And I also think it's just means more if you give somebody a gift
• 53:50
  that's personalized to them, it's just, it's cute and it's
• 53:54
  chic to me and it's just like you'll, you'll have it forever.
• 53:57
  It has your name on it. It's you and so I'm going to go
• 54:00
  hot. I love it.
• 54:02
  I love that as well. I'm definitely going hot for
• 54:04
  monogramming. I especially love it for like
• 54:07
  Vivian. I love her name.
• 54:08
  So I like putting out on everything.
• 54:09
  So I think monogramming such a nice touch and there's so many
• 54:12
  like key places that you can do it.
• 54:13
  So I'm super in favor of that. And doing like your initials too
• 54:16
  is really cute. So definitely a hot.
• 54:19
  All right, you guys getting in the last section of the day.
• 54:21
  Propaganda we're not falling for.
• 54:27
  Cameron. What propaganda are you not
• 54:29
  falling for? Propaganda that I'm not falling
• 54:31
  for is staying in a cheap hotel. And I know this may be very
• 54:35
  controversial because some people may be like, well, what
• 54:38
  if you can't like do anything about that?
• 54:40
  There are ways to get inexpensive hotels in like safer
• 54:44
  places. And when I say cheap hotel, I
• 54:46
  mean a hotel. If you're a woman and the door
• 54:49
  is from the outside of the building, you should not be
• 54:52
  staying there. In my opinion.
• 54:53
  That is very unsafe for you, especially if like your spouse
• 54:56
  isn't with you or your, you're single.
• 54:58
  I'm just a big believer in like if you are going to invest
• 55:01
  something on a trip, it should be where you stay because where
• 55:05
  you stay kind of sets the tone for where you're going and, and
• 55:09
  the activities that you're doing because that's where you're
• 55:11
  getting your rest, That's where you're getting ready.
• 55:13
  Like that's where your personal belongings are.
• 55:15
  And if your personal belongings are in a place where you're
• 55:18
  like, I don't know if the, if the cleaning lady may like swipe
• 55:22
  something from me. I don't know if this door is
• 55:24
  going to be locked the entire time I'm away.
• 55:26
  I'm worried that they didn't clean these sheets.
• 55:28
  It's like, why bother yourself with that?
• 55:30
  I would personally rather spend money on a nicer hotel than like
• 55:35
  I, I don't know any other expense that you may have on the
• 55:38
  trip. So that's the propaganda.
• 55:40
  I'm not falling for. I'm not falling for the what is
• 55:43
  what is it called when you travel internationally?
• 55:45
  Jamie, you've you've told me about these things.
• 55:47
  What are they called? Hostels.
• 55:49
  Hostels. I'm not fall.
• 55:50
  I don't for like the hostel culture.
• 55:52
  I'm not fall. I maybe when like you're a
• 55:54
  college student, it's fun. I get that But like I just can't
• 55:57
  do a cheap hotel. I back when I was in college, I
• 56:03
  definitely did like some cheaper Airbnb's and have some crazy
• 56:06
  stories from there. Maybe I'll share in the future
• 56:09
  where I just there was like one that Isabel and I actually say
• 56:12
  that on an abroad trip. Not crazy in terms of like
• 56:15
  partying, because I never really did that crazy as in like there
• 56:18
  was like this haunted one that we were like convinced was like
• 56:21
  haunted and things like I've definitely stayed at some kind
• 56:24
  of shady places maybe before when I was younger, but I kind
• 56:28
  of agree with you now. Like I I don't I want to stay in
• 56:31
  a clean bed. I don't want to have to deal.
• 56:32
  I've thank God I've never had this issue, but like bed bugs.
• 56:35
  I know and. When I say cheap, I don't even
• 56:38
  mean monetarily. I mean cheap by like the
• 56:40
  atmosphere that you're putting yourself in.
• 56:42
  Like is it like a non-smoking hotel?
• 56:45
  Or is it somewhere where it's like they can smoke inside and
• 56:48
  in the rooms and that's like seeping into like the air that
• 56:51
  you're breathing? Or like, are they on top of
• 56:53
  cleaning things and, and like changing out the sheets and
• 56:55
  everything? Yeah, I agree with you.
• 56:57
  There's sometimes those are the best stories where you stay in
• 57:00
  places like that. But then, yeah, as I've gotten
• 57:02
  older, that's just like the one thing I'm investing in is like
• 57:05
  making sure I have a safe, nice experience.
• 57:08
  Kate, can I say one thing though?
• 57:10
  Something I'm like not a huge, not hugely in favor of is if I'm
• 57:15
  staying in a city, for example, if I'm going to New York or if
• 57:17
  I'm going to Paris where I'm going to be out all day, I'm not
• 57:20
  going to stay at like a Four Seasons and pay sometimes $2000.
• 57:24
  And I absolutely not. I will stay in a nice clean
• 57:27
  hotel. But like I found like really
• 57:29
  nice cute little boutique hotels that are very clean and nice,
• 57:31
  but like are not that expensive. But if I'm going to like Mexico
• 57:34
  and it's like a resort trip, then I would never spend $2000
• 57:38
  on a hotel room. But you know what I mean?
• 57:39
  I would, I would go to a nicer resort where it's like more of
• 57:42
  a, an experience type resort where they have like the beach
• 57:45
  where you're staying on the hotel ground.
• 57:47
  So that would be like my one caveat.
• 57:49
  I personally would not spend like a lot of money.
• 57:51
  If you're like, out all day in the city, you just need
• 57:53
  somewhere to sleep. Yeah, I could agree with that.
• 57:56
  But I am a rotter at heart. And if I'm going on a trip, I
• 58:00
  want to be lazy and I want to go to the beach and then I want to
• 58:02
  come right back to that hotel and I want like the the room
• 58:06
  service to get there within 30 minutes.
• 58:08
  So I will, I will definitely invest in a nice hotel.
• 58:13
  But I agree, like you can find nice hotels, like you said,
• 58:15
  boutiques that aren't like that expensive, but they're still
• 58:18
  very nice. They treat you very kindly and
• 58:20
  they have like a trustworthy and respectable staff, you know what
• 58:23
  I mean? Yeah, I completely agree.
• 58:26
  OK, Propaganda that I'm not falling for is quote, UN quote,
• 58:29
  clapping back and posting receipts.
• 58:33
  I have just seen recently so much of this culture and it's
• 58:37
  like, I feel like it started if like the reality TV show, as we
• 58:40
  say on this podcast all the time, the Kardashianification of
• 58:43
  society. But now it's just like in
• 58:45
  politics with influencers, with celebrities.
• 58:48
  It's like this culture where everyone's like trying to expose
• 58:51
  somebody and they're like, I have the receipts.
• 58:53
  I I'm going to clap back. I just think like if you lay
• 58:57
  down with the dogs, you're going to get fleas.
• 58:59
  And I, I just believe in like rising above in these
• 59:01
  situations. And even if like I've never been
• 59:04
  in a situation where there's like some public feud with me
• 59:07
  happening, I'm not like in any way have that level of fame
• 59:10
  whatsoever. So I hope I'll never like be in
• 59:13
  that type of situation. But I just think like if you're
• 59:16
  a celebrity and people are coming out or talking SHIT about
• 59:20
  you and all of the stuff, I feel like you look better if you just
• 59:22
  don't say anything, to be honest.
• 59:24
  Like I actually think silence sometimes even in like personal
• 59:27
  arguments, like in your personal life, if you're in an argument
• 59:29
  with someone, and I think we did on our like inner outlets, like,
• 59:33
  you know, arguing over text, for example, sometimes it's better
• 59:36
  actually just to not respond. I think it's a stronger response
• 59:38
  in so many ways. And so I just hate this, you
• 59:41
  know, the culture I'm talking about Cameron, where it's like,
• 59:42
  I'm going to clap back. I'm posting these receipts.
• 59:45
  I'm I'm coming out here with the meanest tweet possible.
• 59:48
  Like I hate that culture. I just think like everybody
• 59:51
  involved. I don't even care about who's
• 59:53
  right and wrong anymore. Like everyone just looks trashy
• 59:55
  when they get involved in all. Of that very classless behavior,
• 59:58
  I think it's. You said silence speaks louder
• 1:00:01
  than words sometimes. And if you are having those
• 1:00:05
  negative feelings, just don't even share them.
• 1:00:07
  Like just pray about it. And when you do that publicly,
• 1:00:11
  it's just bringing you down like so many notches in my opinion,
• 1:00:14
  where I'm like, that's not even worth your time essentially to
• 1:00:18
  even like respond. And people shouldn't respond to
• 1:00:21
  that. It's just like, again, classless
• 1:00:22
  behavior that's like clickbait for attention.
• 1:00:26
  Yeah, I just feel like it's like aura farming to be like, oh, I'm
• 1:00:28
  just too good for you. I'm not even going to respond to
• 1:00:30
  this. I'm yeah, I'm just too good for
• 1:00:31
  this situation. I'm just going to rise above.
• 1:00:34
  I feel like it's like aura farming.
• 1:00:35
  So anyway, I hate that culture. Yeah.
• 1:00:37
  OK. Cameron, what propaganda are you
• 1:00:39
  falling for? Propaganda that I'm falling for
• 1:00:41
  is especially in 2026 is eating and drinking your skin care.
• 1:00:46
  I see so many people saying like invest in medical grade skin
• 1:00:49
  care and doing all these things. And as I turn 25, like obviously
• 1:00:53
  I want to do like have preventative maintenance in that
• 1:00:56
  regard. But I do think it all starts in
• 1:00:58
  your gut. And I do believe like your body
• 1:01:02
  is being fueled by what you're putting into it.
• 1:01:04
  And that's going to reflect on the outside, whether that's like
• 1:01:07
  bloating, how your skin looks, things like that.
• 1:01:10
  So making sure that I just eat like skin healthy foods like
• 1:01:14
  carrots and like making that I'm staying very, very hydrated and
• 1:01:18
  making sure that I have balanced meals like incorporating salmon
• 1:01:21
  and then red meat and also having veggies and like a carb
• 1:01:25
  or like a sweet potato, things like that.
• 1:01:28
  Like I've just been making more balanced meals rather than like
• 1:01:31
  a hodgepodge of things. So I, I think, and I've seen a
• 1:01:35
  lot of difference with like my brain fog and like my activity
• 1:01:39
  levels throughout the day. I used to like always have a
• 1:01:41
  crash at 3:00 PM. And so overall I've seen like
• 1:01:45
  no, nothing but benefits for this.
• 1:01:49
  I love that mine is actually a similar vein.
• 1:01:51
  Propaganda that I am falling for is making America healthy again.
• 1:01:56
  I am just so excited by what this administration is doing.
• 1:01:59
  Like obviously it starts at the top with President Trump, but
• 1:02:01
  his appointees are RFK and Secretary Brooke Rawlins, who's
• 1:02:06
  a dear friend of a Drake and mine.
• 1:02:08
  She's just awesome. I'm just so excited what they're
• 1:02:10
  doing this week. I had the amazing opportunity.
• 1:02:14
  I was at the White House press briefing and I got to ask a
• 1:02:16
  question about it because I'm just so passionate.
• 1:02:18
  I am a Maha mom proudly. And I love that they revised the
• 1:02:23
  vaccine schedule and they're giving the power back to the
• 1:02:25
  parents. That is so important for
• 1:02:27
  parents. Like parents should be able to
• 1:02:29
  make decisions about their own kids health.
• 1:02:31
  And if you want to get all the vaccines, that's amazing for
• 1:02:33
  you. If you want to kind of do an in
• 1:02:35
  between, that's amazing for you as well.
• 1:02:36
  If you're like, I'm not into that, that's amazing for you.
• 1:02:39
  That is what a free country is about, making your own
• 1:02:41
  decisions. And the other issue I've been so
• 1:02:44
  passionate about that also came out this week is the flipping of
• 1:02:47
  the food pyramid. And it's just spectacular
• 1:02:49
  because I, our food pyramid was so wrong.
• 1:02:52
  It was obviously so corrupt and bought off by lobbyists for big
• 1:02:55
  food, as I call them. And so flipping that around and
• 1:02:58
  like you said, Cameron, the, the diet that you're going on where
• 1:03:01
  it's healthy fats, it's, you know, eating steak, it's whole
• 1:03:04
  milk instead of we went on this like whole train of doing like
• 1:03:07
  the almond milk, the oat milk that is just full of like these
• 1:03:09
  disgusting seed oils. And it's all fake.
• 1:03:11
  Unless you're lactose intolerant, there is nothing
• 1:03:13
  wrong with milk. I cook with real butter as well.
• 1:03:16
  I'm not cooking with any of these fake butters that are just
• 1:03:19
  made of these hydrogenated disgusting oils.
• 1:03:21
  Like eat real butter, eat veggies, eat your fruit.
• 1:03:25
  Like, I love their slogan and it sounds just so simple, but it's
• 1:03:28
  true. Eat real food because that's
• 1:03:30
  what's going to make you healthy and fulfilled.
• 1:03:32
  And I'll say this for, for like all of your mom's out there
• 1:03:35
  where you're always trying to figure out like best food to eat
• 1:03:37
  for your kids. The best way to feed your kids
• 1:03:39
  healthily is to do as little as you can out of a bag processed
• 1:03:43
  food. It's just like, you might as
• 1:03:44
  well not even eat, to be honest, for the most part when it comes
• 1:03:46
  to like chips, goldfish, pretzels, this has no
• 1:03:49
  nutritional value whatsoever. It's just going to make you feel
• 1:03:53
  gross. It's going to make your kids
• 1:03:54
  feel gross. It's not giving them the brain
• 1:03:56
  nutrients that they need to be healthy kids.
• 1:03:58
  And so it's like with 50 IA snack for me is like, I cut up
• 1:04:02
  some veggies and do some homemade limits for her because
• 1:04:04
  that's real food and she loves it.
• 1:04:06
  I do like chicken. I do little chicken cutlets.
• 1:04:08
  She just loves chicken cutlets so much.
• 1:04:10
  And so that's actually like healthy snacks that you're going
• 1:04:12
  to feel good and filled after. And we always talk about this,
• 1:04:15
  Cameron, like the portion sizes in the US are so big because I
• 1:04:18
  think a large part of that is that we eat so much processed
• 1:04:21
  food. It actually ignites these
• 1:04:23
  chemicals in your brain that make you feel hungrier.
• 1:04:25
  So you have to eat more versus if you're eating real food as
• 1:04:28
  this administration is now like prioritizing on the food
• 1:04:30
  pyramid, you're going to actually end up eating less
• 1:04:33
  calories because you're going to actually be filled by every
• 1:04:35
  calorie that you put in your mouth.
• 1:04:37
  So to wrap this up as well, I will say this, I think there's
• 1:04:40
  so many important issues in this country.
• 1:04:42
  Like I think the Islamification of this country is very
• 1:04:45
  concerning in the Western world, mass migration is very
• 1:04:48
  concerning. Crime is very concerning.
• 1:04:50
  We've covered a lot of issues, but if I think health is the
• 1:04:54
  number one issue, and I'm so thankful this administration's
• 1:04:57
  tackling it because IF you do not have a healthy country, if
• 1:05:00
  you have a sick country, then you have a weak country.
• 1:05:02
  And so at the end of the day, you guys, all we have is our
• 1:05:04
  health. And I can't say this enough.
• 1:05:07
  Like God bless you with this beautiful body.
• 1:05:09
  So you need to fill it with the best food possible.
• 1:05:12
  Take care of it in the best way. That is what God intended.
• 1:05:15
  And that's how you can become the best version of yourself.
• 1:05:17
  So I just love this focus on make America healthy again.
• 1:05:20
  I truly don't know anyone who could be against this.
• 1:05:22
  If you're against this, like I just, I don't even know what to
• 1:05:25
  say for you. This should be a uniting issue
• 1:05:27
  that everyone can get behind. Even if you have disagreements
• 1:05:30
  on things and that's part of science.
• 1:05:31
  You can have disagreements. You can say, hey, I'm doing this
• 1:05:33
  study and I'm looking into what works better for this or I'm
• 1:05:36
  doing this study. That's what we want.
• 1:05:37
  We want the scientific method. We want open communication and
• 1:05:41
  we don't want our health and our systems being run by these
• 1:05:45
  lobbyists and these massive corporations that just don't
• 1:05:48
  have your best health in store. And the last thing I'll say to
• 1:05:50
  you, we will save billions upon billions upon billions of
• 1:05:53
  dollars in taxpayer dollars that we spend on healthcare because
• 1:05:56
  instead we're doing preventative health where we're getting to
• 1:05:59
  the root of the issues instead of just over prescribing drugs
• 1:06:02
  once people are sick. So Long story short, I'm hugely
• 1:06:05
  in favor of what they're doing and I can't wait to see what
• 1:06:08
  they're going to continue to do on these issues.
• 1:06:10
  And I'll be following along closely.
• 1:06:12
  Well, girls, it was so great to see you again.
• 1:06:14
  Make sure that you tune in every Wednesday.
• 1:06:17
  We love you all so much and we're so thankful for you.
• 1:06:30
  We'll see you every Wednesday.