Podcast Summary: IHIP News – "Trump is Ruined After Manosphere Turns On Him in Public Meltdowns"
Release Date: July 11, 2025
Hosts: Jennifer Welch & Angie Sullivan
Overview
In this episode of IHIP News, hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan delve into the tumultuous relationship between former President Donald Trump and the manosphere community. Titled "Trump is Ruined After Manosphere Turns On Him in Public Meltdowns," the episode explores the reasons behind the manosphere's public backlash against Trump, examining his actions in contrast to his campaign promises and the broader implications for political discourse in red states.
Andrew Schultz’s Critique of the Manosphere and Trump
A significant portion of the discussion features insights from commentator Andrew Schultz, who provides a scathing analysis of Trump's presidency and the manosphere’s evolving stance towards him.
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Discrepancy Between Campaign Promises and Actions:
Schultz highlights the stark contrast between Trump's campaign promises and his actual policies. He emphasizes that Trump has consistently failed to deliver on his pledges, leading to disillusionment among his supporters.
“[01:18] Unknown: When Trump, everything he campaigned on, I believe he wanted to do and now he's doing the exact opposite thing.”
“[01:36] Schultz: The only thing Trump ran on were lies. And he lied to everybody.”
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January 6th and its Aftermath:
Schultz criticizes the perpetuation of the false narrative that Trump won the 2020 election, attributing his supporters' denial to an unwillingness to accept reality.
“[02:01] Schultz: Andrew, you voted for a convicted felon that tried to overturn the federal government... The only thing Trump ran on were lies.”
Analysis of Trump’s Policies and Their Impact
Schultz discusses various policies implemented during Trump's tenure, arguing that they contradict his stated goals and have had detrimental effects on the country.
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Foreign Policy and Military Spending:
He points out Trump’s increase in military funding despite his promises to reduce spending and cease wars.
“[01:36] Unknown: I want him to stop the wars, he's funding them... he’s increasing it.”
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Immigration and Deportation:
Schultz critiques Trump’s inconsistent stance on immigration, noting flip-flops that undermine his authority and alienate both supporters and critics.
“[01:36] Unknown: It's like everything that he said he's going to do except sending immigrants back and now he's even flip flopped on that.”
Media Manipulation and Propaganda
A critical examination of how media and propaganda have influenced Trump’s image and his supporters’ perceptions forms a core element of the discussion.
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Trump’s Relationship with Media Outlets:
Schultz accuses Trump of manipulating media narratives to shield himself from investigations and maintain his public persona.
“[02:01] Schultz: The main reason that he lied is to prevent himself from going to prison and to shut down investigations into him.”
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Propaganda Within the Manosphere:
He asserts that the manosphere has been subjected to propaganda, leading to a skewed understanding of Trump’s actions and intentions.
“[04:23] Unknown: The only party right now that to me seems America first is the Democrat Socialist Party.”
Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein Connection
Schultz delves into the controversial relationship between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, drawing connections to Ghislaine Maxwell’s arrest and the broader implications for Trump’s legacy.
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Potential Pardons and Scandals:
He discusses reports from the Daily Beast about Trump considering pardoning Maxwell to protect his secrets concerning his friendship with Epstein.
“[08:23] Schultz: Trump and Epstein have been friends since the 1980s. Wolf described them as two guys joined at the H for a good 15 years.”
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Impact on Trump’s Integrity:
Schultz emphasizes that Trump’s entanglement with Epstein is a clear indicator of his unethical behavior and manipulative tendencies.
“[10:00] Schultz: Donald Trump is at the epicenter of the Jeffrey Epstein case... none of these have ignored.”
Criticism of Influencers Like Joe Rogan
The episode also addresses the role of influencers such as Joe Rogan in shaping public opinion and their inadvertent support of flawed political agendas.
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Joe Rogan’s Shift in Political Stance:
Schultz criticizes Rogan for his wavering support and inconsistent messages regarding Trump and Democratic candidates.
“[11:42] Joe Rogan: I'm willing to vote Democrat... This is not a good place to be.”
“[12:28] Schultz: Joe, a reasonable centrist Democrat, is MAGA light... You guys have such a massive audience...”
Call to Action for the Manosphere
Concluding the episode, Schultz urges the manosphere to abandon their blind support for Trump and embrace more truthful and ethical leadership that genuinely represents the working class.
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Encouragement to Speak Out:
He implores members of the manosphere to recognize and confront the lies perpetuated by Trump and his associates.
“[12:28] Schultz: You guys have been indoctrinated to think that's so radical... fight this fascist, crazy regime.”
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Building a Unified Opposition:
Schultz emphasizes the necessity for unified efforts across political spectrums to counteract authoritarian tendencies and promote genuine democratic values.
“[12:28] Schultz: This is not a surprise to half the country... fight this fascist, crazy regime.”
Conclusion
Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan wrap up the episode by reinforcing the importance of critical analysis and independent thought in the face of pervasive political propaganda. They commend Andrew Schultz for his candid insights and encourage listeners to stay informed and proactive in challenging misleading narratives.
Notable Quotes:
- “[02:01] Schultz: The only thing Trump ran on were lies. And he lied to everybody.”
- “[08:23] Schultz: Trump and Epstein have been friends since the 1980s. Wolf described them as two guys joined at the H for a good 15 years.”
- “[12:28] Schultz: This is not a surprise to half the country... fight this fascist, crazy regime.”
This episode serves as a comprehensive critique of Donald Trump's presidency and the manosphere's shifting allegiance, urging listeners to seek truth and advocate for policies that genuinely benefit the working class.
