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Foreign. Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World. As you know, California Democrat politics, an absolute dumpster fire. We are still seeing the fallout of the very, very serious allegations and accusations against Eric Swalwell, who is retiring from Congress, no longer running for governor. And he became a political inconvenience. So what was always known about him was made public in order to torpedo his political career. And it was very clearly a concerted effort by the Democrat establishment and a very willing press to make sure that they took the accusations and ran with them. I have to say, just reading what I've read, I pretty much believe it's all true. And California voters have been hoodwinked into thinking that they can only have one party. And when you have one party, you essentially have an unchallenged behemoth that just churns people out in quest for money and power. And I assumed, because I've told the story about seeing Eric Swalwell in the United Club at Newark Airport with a bunch of people and they were all on lie flat beds flying back to lax. I assumed that he was rich. He's not like he's broke and over leveraged. And he's the kind of person who just assumed that politics were going to be his gravy train, the way it has been for Barack Obama, Joe Biden's family, Nancy Pelosi and myriad of other people. And not just Republicans. Like, the same has been true for, not just for Democrats, same has been true for Republicans as well. And that's not what politics should be. But because it is an unchallenged state, you have people like Swalwell who were just some of the slimiest people on earth. And if he was preying on his younger, attractive female staffers, you know, one woman came out today and said that Swalwell drugged her, that she had one glass of wine, but she was somehow incapacitated and unable to fight off his sexual advances. And she claims that he choked her out. He's already under criminal investigation in New York for what sounds like doing the same thing. And, you know, if these women are to be believed, and Eric Swalwell told us a few years ago, you got to believe these women when they come forward and tell you their stories, you have to believe them. So, you know, we can use his words against him. And if you believe these women, it sounds like he's a little bit of a serial predator. And if these accusations are true, a rapist. And how long was that known? I guess that's, that's my biggest Problem is people that you talk to inside of politics, particularly inside of the California Democrat machine. And, you know, there was a writer from the Bay Area who's like, oh, yeah, I'd heard about this for years, but, you know, really sat on the story. It's like you did. You sat on the story knowing that he was sexually assaulting women. And, you know, I have a problem with that the same way I had a problem with the FBI sitting on the Larry Nassar files. So if law enforcement knew that Larry Nassar was sexually abusing gymnasts and they didn't do anything about it, how many years did he have to abuse with impunity knowing that, you know, it's like he. He wasn't gonna get caught. So he was a total perv who didn't care to curtail his proclivities. Sounds like Swalwell was the same way he ran for president. He was running for governor. You know, probably had a good shot because both senators and the public sector unions had circled the. The wagons around Eric Swalwell in his favor. And they. If. If a writer from the Bay Area from a smaller newspaper knew that Eric Swalwell was a sexual predator, you damn well know that the people within the Democratic establishment knew as well. And his colleagues knew and his staffers knew, and they didn't do anything about it. And, you know, it's like, I met him. He seemed creepy. He seemed like a perv who is definitely putting out the vibe. And, you know, he just assumed that he could do that with woman after woman in this day and age, sending pics to people unsolicited, you know, damning videos. And that is California for you. That is. That is what happens when you have an unchallenged party that just continues to write rules in order to preserve itself in its quest for power. And Gavin Newsom is a perfect example of that. You know, here is someone who cheated on his best friend with his best friend's wife. You know, and allegedly, there's a lot of stuff going around online that he's involved with someone else on his staff. I don't know if that's true, if that's been corroborated, or if that's just horrible gossip. But the point is, Gavin Newsom has an awful record, and he has done such an incredible disservice to the state, and now he wants to be president. And guess who wants to be co president? His first partner, his sickeningly annoying wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. I wrote about her this weekend in the Daily Mail. You can find my article and you can read about a woman who has become obsessed with gender identity and children. She talks about how she reads to her kids stories and if the protagonist is a male, he changes it from he to she and you know, tries to confuse her own four children and she's shocked that her oldest son, according to Gavin Newsom himself in different podcasts, even though he tried to walk this back, his son was a fan of Charlie Kirk and, and was very sad and very emotional when Charlie Kirk was assassinated. And then Jennifer Siebel Newsome just last month she was at a conference and she was talking about how she was so disturbed because her 14 year old is very intrigued by Andrew Tate. And it's like lady, your kid, if this is true, your kid is running in the opposite direction of everything that you have forced down his throat and, and down the throats of Californians because she's a documentarian and you know, the, the California Department of Education in their guidance recommends that her documentaries be shown in classrooms. She's also the lady that talked about going to San Quentin and talking to murderers and she admitted that she killed her own sister with a golf cart. She backed over her sister, she was six at the time, almost seven. Her sister was eight and she backed over with a golf cart. They were screwing around in Hawaii. I don't know why little kids had access to golf courts and you know, an unsupervised six year old was driving one. But she killed her sister and you know, she compared what she did in her personal experience with the murderers in San Quentin saying, yeah, you know, they were probably there as a result of an accident as well. Wrong place, wrong time. Or they raped and murdered people and they're pretty awful and they were sentenced to go to a pretty horrific place. I think one could also safely assume that and you know, I, I don't think Mrs. Newsom has spent a lot of time with California crime victims or she might have a different hot take on some of these things. The first partner. Don't go anywhere more Kennedy saves the world right after this with American Home Shield. You can now video chat with live repair experts for help with home fixes over the phone. American Home Shield don't worry. Be warranty. Visit ahs.com listen for 20 off any plan available as a benefit with select plans. There was another telling interview. This was three years ago and she was like the govern. I only have three years in office and we are trying to institutionalize our policies so they still take hold after our term. She really sees herself as like co governor. So do you remember in 1992 when Bill Clinton was running for president and how Hillary Clinton was this shrill harpy who was inserting herself into policy and then in 1993 tried to pass single payer health care and it was an absolute disaster for, for her husband who lost badly in the 94 midterms and had to very much triangulate to the right in order to save his term in order to be elected again. So she's like Hillary Clinton, but worse. Hillary Clinton had a law degree. Hillary Clinton, you know, it's like she is as annoying and unlikable as a politician gets. And that's why she was not elected president. But she had a law degree and she knew that she was smarter and better intellectually than Bill Clinton. He was better at politics, unfortunately. He went to the Eric Swalwell school of how to treat the ladies, which, you know, you all know the horrible stories about Bill Clinton and why Hillary Clinton is not the lionized icon for young feminists that she was for baby boomers and some liberal Gen Xers. And it's because they look at her husband like, dude, what a creep. What a perv. And you stayed with that guy. But Jennifer Siebel Newsome is a failed actress. She moved from Ross, California. So Ross, California is in Northern California. It's in the fancy part of Northern California. Marin county is the wealthiest county in America. Ross, the city is the wealthiest city in Marin County. So that's where she's from. She comes from a lot of money and, and she's entitled and perky and she went to Stanford and now she makes dumb movies that no one watches unless it is forced upon them in classrooms. You know, she was asked by an interviewer in 2018 if her family watches her films and she said, oh yeah, of course they do. Yeah, they all watch my films. Well, not the six year old. Yeah, the six year old boy who was six at the time was probably in a tutu at a Girl Scout conference because, you know, she's really pushing this, this idea of gender fluidity on her kids and on all California kids. And she's, she's acting all right. She's acting like a, a real pain in the ass. Which is funny because mark my words, people are so allergic to toxic and ambitious political wives that they are considered to be a much bigger problem than the policies of their spouses. And believe me, like, Gavin Newsom has some horrible policies that I personally am still suffering through. Yet somehow he thinks that even though he has failed miserably in California, he's entitled to the presidency in and she can smell the White House from where she is. And she also thinks that she's entitled to not be first lady of the United States, but to be first partner. Can you imagine how annoying that would be? And it's not just a couple of missteps that are recent here or there. She has inserted herself onto stages and into dialogues and at conferences and on panels and in interviews for years and years. There is so much damning evidence that she is an awful, awful person and a horrible political spouse. And she will, believe me, be Gavin Newsom's great undoing. Because the revelation of some of her greatest hits has been music to the ears not only for the GOP but but also for Gavin's rivals, who will do whatever they can and sharpen up their pointy elbows to make sure they get him out of the way and off the primary stage as soon as possible. And now they have been given an absolute gift in Jennifer Siebel Newsom. Go ahead, check out my Daily Mail column and you can see some really fun videos of her that'll make you probably pretty happy that you don't live in California and you're not supposed to objected to the wrath of the first partner. This has been Kennedy Saves the World. I'm Kennedy. Listen ad free with a Fox News Podcast plus subscription on Apple Podcasts and Amazon Prime. Members can listen to this show ad free on the Amazon Music app. Oh, go ahead and leave me a review while you're there. I'd love to hear what you have to say. You've been listening to Kennedy Saves the World on the Fox News Podcast Network.
Date: April 14, 2026
Host: Kennedy (FOX News Podcasts)
In this fiery, unapologetically opinionated monologue, Kennedy dissects the scandals rocking California’s Democratic Party, with a particular focus on the downfall of Eric Swalwell and an excoriating critique of Governor Gavin Newsom and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. Merging humor, outrage, and personal anecdotes, Kennedy explores how single-party dominance breeds corruption while satirizing California’s political and cultural climate.
“You sat on the story knowing that he was sexually assaulting women. And, you know, I have a problem with that the same way I had a problem with the FBI sitting on the Larry Nassar files.” ([04:20])
“…she reads to her kids stories and if the protagonist is a male, she changes it from he to she and, you know, tries to confuse her own four children…” ([15:00])
“She also thinks that she’s entitled to not be first lady of the United States, but to be first partner. Can you imagine how annoying that would be?” ([28:11])
“There is so much damning evidence that she is an awful, awful person and a horrible political spouse. And she will, believe me, be Gavin Newsom’s great undoing.” ([32:15])
“If a writer from the Bay Area from a smaller newspaper knew that Eric Swalwell was a sexual predator, you damn well know that the people within the Democratic establishment knew as well.” — Kennedy ([05:45])
“California voters have been hoodwinked into thinking that they can only have one party.” ([01:08])
“Lady, your kid…is running in the opposite direction of everything that you have forced down his throat and, and down the throats of Californians…” ([16:53])
“He just assumed that politics were going to be his gravy train, the way it has been for Barack Obama, Joe Biden's family, Nancy Pelosi and myriad of other people.” ([02:28])
“Now she makes dumb movies that no one watches unless it is forced upon them in classrooms.” ([26:30])
Kennedy’s delivery is brash, sharply sarcastic, and full of rhetorical zingers, weaving personal anecdotes with pointed political commentary. The language is informal, biting, and designed to provoke both laughter and outrage from listeners already skeptical of California’s Democratic leadership.
Kennedy paints a portrait of California’s Democratic power structure as fundamentally corrupt and self-serving, warning of the dangers of unchallenged authority. She singles out Eric Swalwell as a prime example of systemic rot, then shifts the focus to Gavin Newsom and Jennifer Siebel Newsom, casting them as out-of-touch elites with national ambitions. The episode closes with a warning: Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s activism, policy interventions, and personal history are likely to torpedo Gavin Newsom’s future on the national stage.