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All right, the man who canceled usaid, who got the keys to the treasury, who showed up to the inauguration all ketamined up, shows up to the Oval Office with a black eye higher than a kite on drugs because of the cuts that he made, which he is not qualified nor educated enough to do, hundreds of thousands of people have died. He gets on Twitter, no doubt in a drug fueled K hole, and posts the following. I agree with the teachings of Jesus. This is from Elon Musk. I guess that people that follow MAGA and follow these billionaires are just so stupid. It's so unbelievable that people would think that Elon Musk believes in the teachings of Jesus. But then when I think about the base of Donald Trump, their version of Jesus is Trump and Elon Musk. They love the Republican Jesus.
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Okay, here's the thing. I grew up going to these churches where they sit around and talk like the version of Jesus that the Bible talks about, that Talarico was on late night talking about helping the sick, feeding the poor, you know, being kind to your neighbor and then walking out and doing everything the opposite because you are entitled. You are, you think you are better than other people. I was that person. So I know that it's real. And the thing about it is, if you really got down to it, the reason people that go to these mega churches because they think they are superior, you're poor, you're a different race. Too bad for you because I am better. That's what it boils down to. That's why they have no empathy. And for anybody to sit around and act like, oh, we're the party of family values, we want to do all this for poor people. Shut the fuck up. Shut the fuck up. It is a lie. It is blasphemy. You are absolutely lying to yourself. And I know that they're lying to themselves because I lied to myself. I did.
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I think that MAGA is the party of deadbeat parents. I do. I think it is just like the party of absolute deadbeat parents and pumps. I know that you say that you thought you were better than people, but I also think it even goes deeper than that. I think that when you're in a religion where you're constantly told you're born bad and you're not good, then you think the whole population is really bad. It's a really weird message that is unique to the evangelicals where the only way you can be good is to be saved. And I didn't go to church with my family, but I was invited with friends and the hellfire damnation of the Southern Baptist Church or evangelical churches that my friends took me to. It wasn't a message of kindness. It was biased, Bible thumping, hell fire damnation. It was a lot of rage, a lot of shaming, a lot of you're not good. It was not when I actually was an adult and I read the teachings of the character in the Bible, Jesus Christ. He's a radical empath. He speaks out against the accumulation of wealth. These mega church pastors and even smaller time church pastors are just grifters, they're snake oil salesmen. But here's the thing about Elon Musk. Elon Musk is like an. He is the immigrant that came and took everybody's jobs and he's the immigrant that's coming and killing people. And he's the immigrant that's coming in and like completely screwing up the environment. What kills me about MAGA right now is it's like, oh, we love Maha. We're making America healthy again. But then they take the Environmental Protection Agency and turn it in to an agency that is going to completely dis, dismantle the environment and kill people at a major, major scale. And so it's such a pro death cult. MAGA is. Elon Musk is clearly the one of the ringleaders of the pro death cult, because here's the guy, he says, I believe in the teachings of Jesus, yet he also says, empathy is toxic. And then I guess if you're on like his Twitter feed, you just go along with that because you don't critically think. But here's the thing, and I've said this once, I'm going to say it again. One of the worst lies of American culture is that we attrib intelligence to rich people and they simply have not earned that. All they're good at is exploiting. They're good exploiters. It doesn't mean they're inherently intelligent. Moving along. Okay. Katie Miller is the wife of Stephen Miller, who is referred to as Mr. Prime Minister. Stephen Miller is the complete psychopath who enjoys the recreational cruelty, doesn't mind one bit that probably prefers it that the concentration, concentration camps that the federal government is funding have horrible conditions. The worse the better for Stephen Miller. So his wife, Katie Miller, she's a total piece of work, right? So she has this podcast, I believe it's called something like Fireside Chats with Nazis or something like this, which is interesting because Stephen Miller's always quoting Hitler. Translated from German to English, you can tell that Hitler is like his total North Star. And Hitler was all about eugenics. So here's Katie Miller on fireside, chats with Nazis, talking to Dr. Oz, who is deep in the middle of the Epstein files, who is a dipshit extraordinaire. Here they are talking about Stephen Miller's genes. Play the clip.
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One of the good examples. How is it that baby in your belly right now doesn't get rejected by you because that baby has half Stephen's
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genes, But you don't think that's partly why women have, like, giant immunological responses while they're pregnant?
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This is my own personal theory. Like, why have I been more nauseous this pregnancy? Why have I had more eczema this pregnancy? Without question, it's because it's more of
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my husband's genetic makeup than mine and
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this baby, but not more.
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It's equal, but okay. So. Well, well, well, it turns out Stephen Miller's genes are messing with Katie Miller's skin and she's having all of these problems. Mr. Eugenics. Mr. White supremacy. Mr. I'm only a second generation American. Mr. My whole family hates my guts and goes on national television to talk about what a psycho disappointment I am. Turns out your wife is throwing your jeans under the bus because she feels like shit and her skin's all fucked up. How's that for irony? I just thought you'd get a big kick out of that. All right, moving along. Randy Fine. So Randy Fine is this, like, super Jew who is. His number one mission is he doesn't like Muslims and he's a total Islamophobic Benjamin Netanyahu thumper. And my thing here, my theme of this episode is everybody knows I'm an atheist is just religious psychos. There are. There's some goodness about some of the religions. For me, I don't. I see more bad than I do. Good. That's my personal opinion and probably from the lens of living around white nationalist evangelicals in Oklahoma. But it seems like every religion has the fanatics, and the fanatics are the loudest and the worst. And so here's a video of Randy Fine with just blatant bigotry and Islamophobia. Play the clip.
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I know why some of them aren't in it because they actually want Sharia law. You expect that from Ilan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, for example. But the fact of the matter is this is a clear and present threat to the United States. And we don't have to theorize. We can look at what has happened in the United Kingdom where The where their parliament now actually is debating whether cousin marriage should be allowed because that is Sharia compliant. But we've even seen peaks of it over here. The call to prayer being broadcast early in the morning in Manhattan where.
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Okay, let me tell you something. I have never heard the call to prayer in Manhattan. This Sharia law shit is absolutely not going to happen in the United States. It is something that people like Randy Fine and white evangelical Christians do to scare people. And it's so bigoted. It's so inherently bigoted. And this is why they were so freaking the fuck out about Zoran Mandani, because he is a complete progressive. He is a radical empath. I would say he is somebody who opposes the accumulation of wealth. He is somebody that wants to fight for the marginalized and for the people that need the acknowledgment and the help that they work just as hard as everybody else does. This is the scare mongering scapegoating that always happens instead of looking at who is the boogeyman here. And it's the guy who. I started the episode with Elon Musk and all of his billionaire friends. That's why you can't have nice things and America cannot afford these billionaires Sharia law Pumps. I don't know how many times I've heard the politicians in Oklahoma Sharia law and I'm like, what the what? Maybe we should outlaw the Christian nationalists. They seem to be a much bigger problem in Oklahoma than the Muslims do. It's just, it's so insane.
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I look at it and I think I am more concerned about radical Christian nationalism way more than Sharia law. I mean like it's. Sharia law is not even on my radar. But all this Christian nationalism, they're taking rights away, they're murdering people, they're throwing them in concentration camps. That worries me. I think it is more dangerous. And I do not want to hear about how Randy Fine and the rest of those bozos are protecting women. Because everything they do in those circles, they don't want women to vote. They want them to be at home when they making babies and economically dependent on a husband whether he's a piece of shit or not. So go fuck yourself. I think evangelical Christianity radicalized as Christian nationalism is more dangerous than Sharia law. I said it.
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I agree with you Pumps because. Because they're the ones who are machinating behind the scenes that have all of this money. And there's. The numbers of them are crazy. Which brings me to my last post here, you guys. This is really, really serious here. O so the Dems are winning by FDR margins every year. If you ignore evangelicals is a fact that has always stuck with me. And this is by Edinger Mentem on X and David Wallace Wells Text posts I've shared this statistic before, but if you look at 2024 exit polling, you'll see that Trump won white evangelical born again voters by a 65 point 82 to 17%. He lost everyone else by 18 points, 58% to 40%. And this is from the New York Times. And I have been saying this since we started this podcast. I've lost many listeners from it. I get a lot of pushback from it. Evangelical Christianity is a cancer in this country. And I know this because I've lived around these people in Oklahoma for 50 years. It is a cult. It is a cult that is not good to children, is a cult that is not good to women. It is a cult that worships money. It is a cult that worships injustices. It is a cult that embraces racism. And do you see that that part of the electorate, that's the broken part. The rest of us all vote FDR style. And the white evangelicals, they are the most co opted group in the United States of America. These are the people that now all of a sudden are pro Russia. These are the people that now are pro pedophilia. These are the people that vote for a man that has five kids and three baby mamas and lectures us about you need to breed right now and you need to start having kids early. These are the people that had the weird praise hand pyrotex pyrotechnic funeral for Charlie Kirk. These are the people that when little kids are shot in schools, say thoughts and prayers, they never do anything to fix it. These are the people that are consumed with trans people because they think about kids genitalia all the time. It's weird. This is a weird death sex pedophile freak show cult with no moral clarity, no critical thinking. And you see how they vote. They vote with the most screwed up people in American politics. And here's the thing, all you need to know that this is a cult is number one. If you're a member of a religion, if you're a Christian right now and you hear what I'm saying and you're offended by this, then you probably are an evangelical. If you're not, then you know I'm not talking about you. If the criticism of evangelical Christianity irritates you, you're probably in a cult because everything should be subject to inquiry and critical thought. Furthermore, all of these churches, their whole platform is to bring in new recruits and get in more money to build more churches to brainwash more people. You look no further than there's the really bad ones that you see, like Joel Osteen, who's an obvious grifter, but the ones that are more insidious are the ones like Life Church headquartered Oklahoma City, Crossings Christian Church headquartered in Oklahoma City, have little coffee shops, dunk tanks, little religious schools that breed white nationalist, homophobic people and their parents pay for it. I mean, it is a serious, serious problem that the Democrats don't address because they think that you can't go after somebody's religion. And I would tend to agree with that. But this is religion that is used as a weapon to weaponize the federal government against the marginalized. And that's why it should be on the table. And that's why they're so scared of people like James Talarico.
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Well, and I would just say amen to everything you said. And here's the thing. I grew up in this. I was indoctrinated in this. The entitlement that you have that other people's problems don't apply to you is real. The misogyny, internalized sexism. It's real, people. It is real. I've lived it. I know it. Racism, it's baked right in the cake. I mean, this. It's very, very scary.
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All right, that's all we have. Like, subscribe, comment and we will be back later with more. Sam.
Hosted by Jennifer Welch & Angie “Pumps” Sullivan | February 21, 2026
In this episode, Jennifer and Angie tackle the recent social media outburst of Elon Musk, mocking his attempts at aligning with Christian teachings, while dissecting the broader scheme of political and religious hypocrisy within the American right. The hosts use humor and sharp critique to explore evangelical Christianity’s influence on politics, the performative nature of “family values,” and recent right-wing podcast gaffes—including Katie Miller’s curious complaint about Stephen Miller’s genes. They close with reflections on the dangers of Christian nationalism and a sober analysis of the evangelical voting bloc.
This episode offers an unfiltered, comedic, and critical overview of religious and political hypocrisy characterizing the American hard right. Jennifer and Angie deconstruct Musk’s self-serving religious posturing, ridicule the Millers’ latest podcast embarrassment, and expose the real hazards of radical Christian nationalism. Their firsthand perspectives—anchored both in data and lived experience—provide sharp insights into the dangers of conflating religion with governance.