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Host 1
Foreign. Listen up, buttercups. There is a vibe shift happening in the United States of America. Elon Musk got his ass handed to him in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. He's been obsessed with it to the tune of over $20 million, embarrassing himself in safe spaces like Fox and Friends. And meanwhile, Democrats want to know that people give a damn. And Cory Booker proved just that. He broke a record 25 hours on the Senate floor. And here's a little clip of Booker popping off and fighting for this country.
Cory Booker
And now it's our generation. We have to redeem the dream. We have to excite people again. He, in the highest office of our land, wants to divide us against ourselves, wants to make us afraid. Wants to make us fear so much that we're willing to violate people's fundamental rights. We're willing to go after the speech on college campuses. We're willing to go after law firms, go after the freedom of the press. Don't let them do that. Don't become like him. Be an American. That says, I look to the future and I'm excited. Yes, things are tough right now. They're hard, they're scary. They're hurting. But we can overcome this. Our American history, if it's nothing else. American history, if it's nothing else. It is a perpetual testimony to the achievement of impossible things against impossible odds. We are a nation that is great not because of the people that are trying to whitewash our history, to remove great people, Native Americans, black people and women from our military websites. I don't want a Disney vacation of our history. I don't want to whitewash history. I don't want to homogenize history. Tell me the wretched truth about America, because that speaks to our greatness. And so what do I want people to do? It starts with us, man. And you're doing it. I see courage of my colleagues. We're doing it, but we have to do more. And I'm sorry, I'm not going to be a politician. That's going to say, we are going to do more for you. I'm going to be a politician. I'm going to be a leader that demands more from America. Will the senator yield for one last question? I yield for a question while remaining. Excuse me. While.
Host 1
Okay, so several things to unpack there. Number one. Good on you, Cory Booker. That is what we need. We need more of that, please. We need to know that people give a damn and are seeing exactly what we're seeing. Because at the epicenter of these MAGA men, this micro Penis parade is they are bullying law firms. They will not legislate on that floor. He does these chicken show and tell executive orders and then has Kid Rock dressed like Evil Knievel standing next to him when he does it. It is flea market riff raff, knickknack, white trash supremacy. MAGA is white trash supremacy. And everybody feels it. Everybody knows it. Cory Booker is the man of the moment right now on the foothills of Elon Musk getting his ass beat. Good on Cory Booker. I love it. Inject that shit in my veins.
Host 2
The great thing about this is with the Trump administration, we already know based on his first term, he doesn't give a shit about the National Archives. We know that he's cut all transparencies within agencies. This is recorded for of history. Our future generations will see this and know that there were people and leaders willing to stand up. And that's so important right now.
Host 1
All right, let's listen next to Cory Booker on why he did this, why he broke this record.
Cory Booker
To be candid, Strom Thurman's record always kind of just, just really irked me that he would be the longest speech that the longest speech on our great Senate floor was someone who was trying to stop people like me from being in the Senate. So to surpass that was something I didn't know if we could do, but it was something that was really, once we got closer, became more and more important to me.
Host 1
Okay, so think about that. Strom Thurman spoke against the Civil Rights act and held the record for 24 hours of speaking on the Senate floor. And right now, you got the micro penis parade in the Trump administration that are dismantling all of black history, whitewashing it because it hurts their feelings, because they're whining little titty babies that are in a constant and perpetual state of victimhood. And this is personal. This is personal to Cory Booker, who is an African American senator. It's personal to women who 50 years ago, when I was born, I would not have been able to have a credit card in my name. And I am not going to forget about all of the work and all of the activists before us that brought us to this moment. Because I'll tell you what. I know that America is a place that can be criticized a lot. But one thing that I have always believed in and I need to continue to believe about this country is the idea of hope. When I saw that Barack Obama could win after our horrible, horrible history with race, and when I see that Senator Booker can stand on that senate floor for 25 hours. I believe in the hope and the idea idea that we are striving towards equality and that means everybody, that means abandoning no one. And that's why this speech is so important, because he not on his watch was some racist going to hold the record for 24 hours. And now we have this rising up of racism again in this country and they are untethered and they are horrible and they are Nazis. And I just cannot say enough how seeing a leader like Senator Booker do that, it makes me realize we're all still here and we're all still going to fight for this country, warts and all. We're all still going to do this.
Host 2
They always say the problem with history is if you don't know it, it will repeat itself. And I think MAGA tries to keep history away from people and they want to minimize women, black people, brown people, immigrants, all of their contributions because they are so insecure that they want it to be a white men controlled world. And they're doing it. They've got Elon Musk doing, you know, sick Heil's inauguration. You've got the rise, the proud boys. It's unbelievable how white supremacy is back, how misogyny is being celebrated at the White House. So good on Cory Booker. We needed this. We needed to see it.
Host 1
We did. And you know, pumps you've said in previous episodes, and I think that this is so true every time you say it. You see all of these parents at all of these school board meetings worried about their children learning about history. And you always say it's history. It might be painful to learn, but that's a part of the human experience. You have to learn about what our species, what our country, how we, how people were treated. There has to be an effort to try to right wrongs. We have to believe in that. And here is a video that Cory Booker put out this morning on leadership.
Cory Booker
Perhaps one of the greatest leadership lessons there is that real leaders don't lecture you on how great they are. They remind you how great we are and how great we can be together. Real leaders don't spend all their time pointing fingers of blame. They remind us that we share collective responsibility to make things better. Real leaders don't stand up and say only I can lead. You follow me. Real leaders remind us that we are the leaders that we need. We are a nation that's great. Not because of someone who held the Oval Office. We have had great ones. But we are here because of all those leaders who reminded us of our Responsibility, our capability. Who reminded us that the power of the people is greater than the people in power. They were labor leaders, they were suffrage leaders, they were civil rights leaders who didn't just speak truth to power, they spoke truth to us. This is a moment that we need real leadership to remind us that this is our nation, that we can heal, that we could help, and most of all in times like this, that we must all lead out of the darkness.
Host 1
And in echoing what Senator Booker is saying, the most important thing that we all need to participate in right now is the First Amendment. I am not going to be threatened when I say sit behind this microphone to speak the truth. And every single day when Pumps and I prepare for these I hip News episodes, we go immediately to Ground News. They cut through all the bs. They tell you what the right saying, they tell you what the left is saying. They recently exposed how the right wing was saying that the Atlantic story was a hoax. And that's over the whole signal gate. And it shows you the percentages of right wing media that report on it, the percentages of left wing media that report on it. It helps us stay informed, better citizens so that we can uphold our first Amendment rights and not cede them.
Host 2
What's also great about Ground News is that they tell you that the articles you're reading, what is fact based? How high is the factuality in these articles? Because what you realize when you read these is how many articles are not factual.
Host 1
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Host 2
Pathetic JD Vance in Greenland shit the bed so hard, he's trying to act like it never happened. Cory Booker, 25 hours. That is a long time. And he did not go to the bathroom because it matters. This democracy matters. Fighting fascism matters. And I hope that this creates a groundswell both in constituents and leaders to stand up to tyranny.
Host 1
Listen, this is a vibe shift, you guys. A vibe shift is happening. It started when Tim Walls started belittling Elon Musk about his stock. And Elon Musk ran to a safe space. Fox and Friends talk about how mean he thought Tim Walls was. And meanwhile, you know, he's running around with a chainsaw on drugs, acting like a nut. And then Supreme Court, Wisconsin. Good on that gal for winning. And Cory Booker spoke to this because the one thing MAGA keeps beating is all this DEI stuff. That's why we joke around and say we're America's top DEI podcast, because we're females and there's not a lot of female podcasters in this space. It's typically ruled by white men. So please support our show. Subscribe to our show. And Cory Booker, you're welcome on our podcast anytime. We've had him on before. He is the man of the hour. He is the man of the moment. And think about that. As Pump said, 25 hours. He gives a damn. Let's keep building on this. Let's fight for this country, warts and all. It's ours. It's the only country we have. And let's not give it over to the micro penis parade, because I have had it with these titty baby whining, trying to take rights away from people. It is abhorrent. It is disgusting. And they are such wimps. They're just terrible wimps. Subscribe to our channel. We're trying to get to 1 million and we'll see you all later.
Podcast Summary: IHIP News – "Cory Booker Obliterates Trump and He Can't Handle It"
Release Date: April 2, 2025
Hosts: Jennifer Welch & Angie “Pumps” Sullivan
Title: IHIP News
Episode: Cory Booker Obliterates Trump and He Can't Handle It
In the April 2, 2025 episode of IHIP News, hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan delve into the recent political landscape, highlighting significant events that signal a profound "vibe shift" in the United States. The episode primarily focuses on Senator Cory Booker's unprecedented 25-hour speech on the Senate floor, contrasting it with the ongoing challenges posed by the MAGA movement and the Trump administration.
The episode opens with Host Jennifer Welch announcing a transformative moment in American politics:
Host 1 [00:00]: "There is a vibe shift happening in the United States of America. ... Cory Booker proved just that. He broke a record 25 hours on the Senate floor."
Cory Booker’s Address: Booker's speech is presented as a passionate plea for unity and the preservation of American values. He emphasizes the importance of confronting divisive tactics and safeguarding fundamental rights.
Cory Booker [00:42]:
"And now it's our generation. We have to redeem the dream. ... Real leaders remind us that we are the leaders that we need."
Booker's speech addressed multiple critical issues:
Host 1 [02:25]:
Jennifer Welch lauds Booker's efforts, underscoring the necessity for such leadership in combating the "white trash supremacy" associated with the MAGA movement. She criticizes the trivialization of serious issues through what she describes as a "micro Penis parade," highlighting the superficiality and destructive nature of current political antics.
"It is flea market riff raff, knickknack, white trash supremacy. MAGA is white trash supremacy. And everybody feels it. ... Good on Cory Booker."
Host 2 [03:18]:
Angie Sullivan connects the current political turmoil to past administrations, noting Trump's disregard for transparency and the implications for historical records.
"The great thing about this is with the Trump administration ... Our future generations will see this and know that there were people and leaders willing to stand up."
The hosts draw parallels between Cory Booker's record-breaking speech and historical figures who have stood against oppressive forces. They reference Strom Thurman's 24-hour speech against the Civil Rights Act, positioning Booker’s actions within a broader struggle for equality and justice.
Host 1 [04:12]:
Jennifer emphasizes the personal and collective significance of Booker's stance against efforts to whitewash history and erase the contributions of marginalized groups.
"It is personal to Cory Booker, who is an African American senator. ... We're all still going to fight for this country, warts and all."
Host 2 [06:17]:
Angie Sullivan warns against the dangers of historical ignorance, asserting that movements like MAGA aim to erase essential aspects of American history to maintain a white male-dominated narrative.
"MAGA tries to keep history away from people ... it's misogyny being celebrated at the White House."
Further reinforcing Booker's impact, the hosts highlight his leadership principles, which focus on collective empowerment and shared responsibility.
Cory Booker [07:34]:
"Real leaders don't lecture you on how great they are. ... Real leaders remind us that we are the leaders that we need."
Booker's approach is contrasted with authoritarian leadership styles, emphasizing inspiration and unity over division and control.
In their concluding remarks, Jennifer and Angie urge listeners to engage actively in upholding the First Amendment and resisting attempts to undermine democratic principles. They commend Booker's dedication and call for continued support of progressive leadership.
Host 1 [09:40]:
Jennifer encourages the use of resources like Ground News to stay informed and support free speech.
"Every single day when Pumps and I prepare for these Ihip News episodes, we go immediately to Ground News. ... it helps us stay informed, better citizens so that we can uphold our first Amendment rights."
Host 2 [11:09]:
Angie Sullivan praises Booker's resilience and dedication, framing his 25-hour speech as a critical stand against tyranny and fascism.
"Cory Booker, 25 hours. That is a long time. ... Fighting fascism matters."
Final Thoughts: The hosts conclude by reiterating the significance of the "vibe shift," urging listeners to support progressive movements and resist the degradation of American values.
"It's ours. It's the only country we have. And let's not give it over to the micro penis parade, ... Subscribe to our channel."
Key Takeaways:
This episode of IHIP News serves as a rallying cry for unity, resilience, and active participation in shaping the future of America amidst ongoing political challenges.