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Host 1
All right. President Taco Tits has been out and about and making crazy statements all the time, but I believe his, like, mental acuity is so declined. Every time I see him, I think, this guy got a day, day pass from the memory wing of the Assisted Living center nursing home. And he's out on his day pass, and they put him in front of cameras. And if you think I'm lying here, watch this. Watch the way this man speaks and his train of thought. This is a guy on a day pass from the nursing home. Play the clip.
Donald Trump
Macron was a good man. I said, what are you doing? He goes, we're celebrating World War II, our victory. I said, your victory? Your victory. Tell me about that. And then I called somebody else, and I happened to speak to President Putin at the time. Now, in all fairness to him, he lost 51 million people, and he did fight Russia. Fought sort of interesting, isn't it? He fought with us in World War II, and everybody hates him. In Germany and Japan, they're fine. You know, someday somebody will explain that. But I like Germany and Japan, too. But Putin is a little confused by that. You know, he said, we lost 51 million people and we were your ally, and now everybody hates Russia and they love Germany and Japan. I said, let's explain that sometime, okay? But it's a strange world. But I will say this. Look, I want them to go away saying how great our country is and how great our military is. And I was making all these calls, and for some reason, I spoke to, like, four different places. Sir, are you celebrating? And I said, you know, we won World War II and World War I, right? We won them, and yet we're the only country that doesn't celebrate. Everybody's celebrating except us. And I said, we should celebrate too.
Host 1
Okay, first and foremost, the fact that Fox News went on about Kamala Harris being word salad is just so rich. Number two, we have a president of the United States that doesn't understand what happened immediately after the ending of World War II to current times. He jumps over multiple decades and thinks that everybody should love Vladimir Putin, who is a dictator, a murderer, a human rights violator. By all accounts, this man should be in bracelets, in a padded cell, immediately held to account. But he doesn't understand. It's like he's mentally at the end of World War II, and he and Putin are kind of hanging out there and like, we're in 2025. Like, he doesn't understand history. Nobody's taught him about it. Or, again, this is the day pass from the memory care center.
Host 2
This. Okay, two things about this. Number one, I get so tired of the 51 million Russians. It was not 51 million. He said that over and over again. That is a lie. It was between 26 million and 26.6 million. That's how many. So I don't know if they've told him and he remember he chooses not to care or he just has that in his mind. Either way, any, any way you slice it, it's a lie. And it's messed up that he keeps saying it. And then for him to go to defend Putin just like you said, is ridiculous. And all of this word salad is to defend his military birthday parade because he wants to say, oh, we're celebrating, because we're the only people that don't celebrate. The only reason he's doing this parade is to enhance his ego, is for his pride. So save us the all right?
Host 1
And here's Governor Newsom responding to questions about Trump's birthday party.
Gavin Newsom
Do it peacefully. It's a vulgar display. It's the kind of thing you see Kim Jong Un, you see it. Putin, you see with dictators around the world that are weak and just want to demonstrate strength, weakness masquerading as strength to fet the dear leader on his birthday. What an embarrassment. Honestly, that's about as small as it gets. How weak, how weak do you have to be to commandeer the military to fet you on your birthday in a vulgar display of weakness? That's Donald Trump.
Host 1
You know, it is. It is absolute weakness. And I have always been so shocked at every day that I see Donald Trump speak, I hear him emasculate himself because he whines and he complains and he has these grievances. And then I'll be in an airport. And you, there's all that MAGA coated shirt you see on these, you know, guys that probably take a lot of supplements and hit creatine and listen to Joe Rogan and they have their, like their little with the American flag flag on it. And I'm a big boy and I like lions and I like grenades. And they act like they're such tough guys and they're the party of personal accountability. Yet when you hear these MAGA men speak, they're so weak. Like it's titty baby parade, non stop grievances. And then the men that choose to emasculate themselves by defending one of the weakest men I have ever seen, like, here we have a man, President Taco Tits, that is completely out of shape apparently shits himself, apparently has a catheter in because he can't control his bladder, he can't blend his makeup, he dyes his hair. He has it in a loop Dee doo kind of Dr. Seuss kind of wrap around. And I just. The whole thing to me is so breathtakingly weak and emasculating from start to finish. And the fact that they don't stand up for the weak. Like when I think of gender roles, traditional, stereotypical gender roles, the hero always defends the weak and the vulnerable. But in the MAGA world, the, their leader attacks the vulnerable and then all of these, you know, limp dick alpha men just jump on the back of the parade and it's just circle jerk city because they feel so strong for beating weak people down.
Host 2
Well, they're bullies. It is a party of absolute bullies. And you look at Elon Musk, his number two guy, I'm sitting there going, who is the bigger titty baby crying about being a victim? Is it Elon Musk or Donald Trump?
Host 1
Then you have, I got to go, Trump. You do? I do. We have just. We have years and years and years.
Host 2
That's true.
Host 1
And, and Musk is on ketamine or, and ecstasy and mushrooms, per the New York Times report. Trump's doing all this shit sober.
Host 2
Allegedly. He's allegedly sober, which makes it work. I mean, it makes it worse for Trump. Yeah, sure. And all these men, for example, Mike Johnson and the rest of them, Jim Comer, that sit there and they make excuses and lies for this bully. It is the biggest group of beta male teeny weenies I've ever seen in my life.
Host 1
It really, it's really fascinating. The juxtaposition of their outward facing selves where so masculine. We're Joe Rogan Bros. And we are maga. We like Trump and it's all this machismo and then behind it is just this breathtaking insecurity. You might remember I was on CNN and I got into a little altercation with the Shark Tank guy. Right? Wasn't it Kevin? And it was interesting because when we walked into the studio, I mean, on tv, he looks, you know, like he. I thought he would be really tall. And no disrespect to short people anywhere because a lot of people are not tall and they don't have issues with it. But this guy was really short. I'm 5 10, and I was, you know, like a head taller than him walking in. And I thought, you know, that's really at the core of the entire maga Movement is all of these men have this profound insecurity. Like, clearly this guy's got, like, a Napoleon complex, right?
Host 2
Well, he calls himself Mr.
Host 1
Wonderful, right? And so it's just fascinating because when you. When I saw him in person, I was like this little, small man. Like, this is no wonder you fight for all of this faux masculinity and this faux strength, and you think you're such a badass. Here's something I want to talk about. I think it is the weakest thing on the planet to be a very wealthy person and then fight for more wealth. Like, that is. That is like what's expected to me. Like, when you see what Christy Walton is doing right now for these protests there. Here's a woman that's a billionaire keyword there. She's a woman, right? And she buys a full page ad in the New York Times and other papers to promote the no Kings protest. She doesn't give a fuck. That is strength, and strength is beyond gender. Sarah McBride, the congresswoman that we had on, the first trans congresswoman in the United States of America, to me, that's incredible amount of strength to be able to march into the House of Representatives every day around a bunch of people that are uber obsessed with your genitals. Meanwhile, their side hustle is Bible study all the time. You know, it's this really weird thing. But anyway, okay, we could go on and on about this forever, but pumps brought up Moses. Mike, play the clip.
Senator
The senator's actions. My view is it was wildly inappropriate. You don't charge a sitting cabinet secretary and everybody can draw their own conclusions. You can see it's a heated debate here. The heck?
Host 1
Are you hearing this?
Senator
I'm not going to respond to that.
Gavin Newsom
I.
Host 1
Look, I.
Senator
Let me just. Hold on. Wait just a second. I think the American people can draw their own conclusions. They saw a senator acting, like, wildly inappropriate. I believe that.
Host 1
What did that guy say?
Host 2
He kept going, liar.
Host 1
You're a liar. The one that walked by, he said something.
Host 2
Well, here's the thing. Mike Johnson knows he's lying. So when he gets called out, it's embarrassing. Or it should be, if he has an ounce of decency, which I'm beginning to wonder. But he knows we all saw the video. It's like, January 6th. It was a peaceful protest. They're saying, hang Mike Pence, kill Nancy and throwing shit, breaking windows. That's not peaceful. This was not charging a cabinet member. This was trying to ask a question after identifying yourself. They fucking lie. And their base is so stupid. They Believe it. And I just want to bring up one thing. Remember all the Donald Trump meme coins? They have him on a good body and people buy it and wear those shirts. Just a reminder.
Host 1
Oh, the homoerotic Photoshop. Yeah. And I want to say you said something about Mike Johnson lying. And if we really look like, you know, we like to be armchair psychiatrists and if we really look at Mike Johnson's life in its entirety, the whole thing is a lie. Like I think I always feel like it's a complete red flag when you see a heterosexual male that's completely obsessed with the gay movement, an alleged heterosexual male. And so this man is like one of his biggest things in the world. His, one of his biggest life's mission is the pray the gay away and all of this anti gay stuff. Meanwhile, he has a roommate in Washington D.C. who is an evangelical preacher, megachurch preacher, who also is equally as laser focused on no gay marriage and praying the gay away, in my opinion. We've got a couple of closet case people that live in D.C. and just like Lindsey Graham and others, these people sadly hate themselves so much because they were indoctrinated into this cruel religion of evangelical Christianity that they go out and advocate against their own right to let the hinges fly off the closet and live their very best gay life instead. They would rather beat everyone else down around them. And I just think this should be something that we have to normalize talking about. If a religion says that being gay is a sin or wrong or shouldn't happen, that religion is a cult, period.
Host 2
Well, let me just point out One other thing, Mr. Moses, Mike Johnson thinks he's Moses. Lying is against the commandments. So he right there is breaking a commandment right there in front of our very eyes.
Host 1
Also, I think probably having impure thoughts about members of the same sex. And let's just face it, when rubber hits the road, if you're Moses, Mike Johnson, he's not thinking about boobies and vaginas. And last up, let's hear from Governor Newsom on Moses. Mike, the courts will.
Gavin Newsom
I think that's. Look, I'm counting on these separations of power. It's the co equal branches of government. CO = Mr. President branch of government. He's eliminated one or they eliminated themselves. That's called Congress. Speaker Johnson, who his eloquence was elevated when he called to quote unquote, tar and feather the governor of California. That's the speaker. Very religious man. I guess that's the spirit I the word, the Lord. He's abdicated any oversight and responsibility over the President, United States. There's one branch remaining and that's the judicial branch. So my response to you is we count on the judicial branch.
Host 1
But that's the way right there. Call the Christian hypocrites out. They will freak out and they will say, oh, we're being persecuted. Don't let them have it. They don't get to weaponize their religion whenever they want to. And then when they're criticized for their weaponization of their religion, claim persecution, the gig is up. And I love that Gavin Newsom calls us, calls this out because this is what has entrenched and just hypnotized so many Americans, middle Americans, even in the, you know, Northern California, Orange county, megachurch central. So this Is in all 50 states. And you cannot attack MAGA without attacking their foe, Christianity and their breath taking religious hypocrisy. It is at the epicenter of this movement and it is the permission structure that these people use to justify their triple Trump vote.
Host 2
Absolutely. And the irony of the whole thing is Donald Trump is not religious. And they put all that like 97% of them believe it's the hypocrisy has got to be called out.
Host 1
All right, that's all we have for today. We'll see you all later.
IHIP News Podcast Summary
Episode: "Gavin Newsom Obliterates a Weak Slurring Trump in Powerful Speech!"
Release Date: June 15, 2025
Hosts: Jennifer Welch & Angie “Pumps” Sullivan
In this fiery episode of IHIP News, progressive hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan dive deep into the tumultuous political landscape, focusing heavily on former President Donald Trump’s recent antics and Governor Gavin Newsom’s scathing response. Their discussion is laced with sharp humor, incisive critiques, and a call for accountability in the current political climate.
Jennifer Welch kicks off the conversation by attacking Trump's cognitive state, likening him to a day pass recipient from a memory care facility:
“This guy got a day pass from the memory wing of the Assisted Living center nursing home.”
[00:05]
She criticizes a clip of Trump speaking, highlighting what she perceives as his disjointed and historically inaccurate statements, particularly regarding World War II and Vladimir Putin.
Angie Sullivan echoes this sentiment, correcting Trump's claim about Russian casualties in World War II:
“He keeps saying it. And then for him to go to defend Putin just like you said, is ridiculous.”
[02:43]
They emphasize Trump's misguided admiration for Putin, a figure they label as a dictator and human rights violator, questioning Trump's grasp of historical events and leadership.
The conversation shifts to Governor Gavin Newsom’s stern response to Trump’s recent birthday parade. Playing a clip of Newsom, the hosts dissect his condemnation:
“It's a vulgar display. It's the kind of thing you see Kim Jong Un, you see it. Putin, you see with dictators around the world...”
[03:42]
Jennifer lauds Newsom for calling out what she describes as an embarrassing and weak display by Trump, further criticizing the MAGA supporters for admiring such behavior:
“It is absolute weakness... the party of personal accountability.”
[04:28]
Jennifer and Angie delve into the underlying insecurities they believe plague MAGA supporters. They argue that the outward display of machismo masks profound personal insecurities, citing physical appearances and behaviors as evidence.
Jennifer shares a personal anecdote about encountering a short MAGA supporter on CNN, suggesting that their physical stature contributes to their need to overcompensate with aggressive posturing:
“At the core of the entire MAGA Movement is all of these men have this profound insecurity.”
[07:12]
Angie labels MAGA supporters as bullies, contrasting their aggressive stance with genuine strength demonstrated by figures like Christy Walton and Sarah McBride:
“It is the biggest group of beta male teeny weenies I've ever seen in my life.”
[06:34]
The hosts pivot to discussing the intertwining of evangelical Christianity with MAGA ideology, highlighting the hypocrisy and self-hatred among certain religious conservatives.
Jennifer criticizes Speaker Mike Johnson’s anti-LGBTQ stance, suggesting his personal life contradicts his public persona:
“If a religion says that being gay is a sin or wrong or shouldn't happen, that religion is a cult, period.”
[10:48]
Angie adds that figures like Johnson, who align themselves with religious strictures while exhibiting hypocrisy, undermine genuine religious values:
“Lying is against the commandments. So he right there is breaking a commandment right there in front of our very eyes.”
[12:29]
They laud Governor Newsom for exposing this religious hypocrisy, stressing that it fuels the MAGA movement’s entrenched support.
Wrapping up, Jennifer and Angie underscore the pervasive influence of religious hypocrisy in sustaining MAGA support and the importance of addressing these underlying issues to combat the movement effectively.
Jennifer concludes with a powerful statement on the necessity of confronting religious sanctimoniousness:
“You cannot attack MAGA without attacking their foe, Christianity and their breath taking religious hypocrisy.”
[13:51]
Angie emphasizes the irony of MAGA’s religious facade, particularly Trump's own lack of religious commitment:
“And the irony of the whole thing is Donald Trump is not religious.”
[14:46]
They sign off by reaffirming their commitment to exposing and challenging the weaknesses and hypocrisies within the current political climate.
Trump’s Cognitive Decline: Hosts argue that Trump's recent statements reflect a deteriorated mental state and a lack of historical understanding.
Newsom’s Strong Rebuke: Governor Gavin Newsom’s condemnation of Trump’s birthday parade is highlighted as a significant stance against perceived authoritarian displays.
MAGA Movement’s Insecurities: Jennifer and Angie suggest that MAGA supporters mask deep-seated insecurities with aggressive and superficial displays of masculinity.
Religious Hypocrisy: The intertwining of evangelical Christianity with MAGA ideology is criticized for fostering hypocrisy and self-hatred among certain conservatives.
Call for Accountability: The episode emphasizes the need to confront and dismantle the hypocritical and aggressive elements sustaining the MAGA movement.
Notable Quotes:
“This guy got a day pass from the memory wing of the Assisted Living center nursing home.”
— Jennifer Welch [00:05]
“It's a vulgar display. It's the kind of thing you see Kim Jong Un, you see it. Putin, you see with dictators around the world...”
— Governor Gavin Newsom [03:42]
“If a religion says that being gay is a sin or wrong or shouldn't happen, that religion is a cult, period.”
— Jennifer Welch [10:48]
“You cannot attack MAGA without attacking their foe, Christianity and their breath taking religious hypocrisy.”
— Jennifer Welch [13:51]
This episode of IHIP News offers a no-holds-barred analysis of Trump’s leadership and the MAGA movement, blending humor with sharp political critique. Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan provide listeners with a thought-provoking and engaging perspective on current political dynamics, urging accountability and deeper examination of underlying societal issues.