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Foreign. Hello, and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World. We have a nauseating new couple alert. Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry. I was hoping it was a fluke back in July when they were seen dining at Le Violon, oh, in Montreal. La, la, la, la. But it appears the PDA is real, or at least really, really forced, because they were on her yacht in Southern California, just off the coast of Santa Barbara, apparently, and he's grabbing her ass, like, in full view. They know that she's going to be hounded by paparazzi. No one really cares about him because he's like, if Gavin Newsom were a eunuch, that would be Justin Trudeau. Like, such an unattractive soy boy who's also obsessed with wearing blackface. Now, Katy Perry obviously has questionable taste. And then she had a disastrous marriage to Russell Brand, who, by all accounts, I mean, he's been on some Flock shows. Everyone says he's really nice. Whatever. Some. Some bad accusations leveled at him. Who knows if they're true. I hope they're not, for his sake, but they didn't have a good marriage. This is the part of me that you never, ever, ever take away from me. So, you know, sticks and stones, stop throwing me your bone. That's what Katy Perry wrote about Russell Brand. And then she was with Orlando Bloom. And I know I've said this before on this podcast, and maybe on the tv, he had a body treatment at my house. So Orlando Bloom and I are practically best friends. So I can't say she has disastrous taste in men because of Orlando Bloom, because he was Legolas. He has not been a good actor in literally anything but Lord of the Rings trilogy, and then the other ones, too. He's great as Legolas. He. He really. You know, it's like Pirates of the Caribbean. He's fine. He's maybe he's just a really boring person. He's a boring person who's not a great actor. And it was an underwhelming relationship. Although since he and I are best friends, I do have to defend him. I feel bad for Katy Perry because every woman in Taylor Swift's peer group, of which she is one of them, like, same age, same vibe, you know, came into public consciousness around the same time. And she goes out and, you know, she's still on tour, and she. Let's just put it this way, she's not making a billion dollars. Last record she released, not even a blip. Then her marriage falls apart, and it's sad. You know, it's like you feel, in a way, you feel bad for her because even though she's rich and beautiful and lives a charmed life and is worshiped and adored and can have literally every material possession she'd ever want, uh, she's, you know, you feel bad because it is a public, professional and personal implosion and you never, ever wish on someone that those things happen at the same time. So I understand she was probably in a bad place. Probably a lot of regret, a lot of self doubt. So what happens when women are in that vulnerable state? They are ripe for sociopaths to come and pluck. And that's what Justin Trudeau did. I cannot imagine that she was like, I wonder what Justin Trudeau is doing other than waxing his mansack, if it's still there. Because that's probably what he was doing then when it was waxed, probably painting it espresso brown because he's just a weird guy who didn't do a good job leading a beautiful nation. And, and he is one of those people who was so politically insufferable that I cannot imagine. Because, you know, he is also the son of a Canadian Prime Minister. I cannot imagine that you separate the elements of his political sociopathy from the annoying personal life that he must lead where now he is latching onto a vulnerable Katy Perry and grabbing her ass. And he has three kids. She has a five year old daughter. He knows that the paparazzi is seeing this. So this is obviously just such a public play for him to rehabilitate his tarnished image to seem cool. Don't go anywhere. More Kennedy Saves the World right after this.
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Katie, run. Do not walk. He, he. He is the worst kind of Canadian because, you know, he can't even play hockey. And you are not being a good goalie right now, protecting your lady garden from such an intruder. He is an invasive species and he is going to wreak havoc on what is left of your feminine dignity. So get out now. This is such a horror show. I don't believe it for a second. Her. Her taste cannot be that compromised. And by the way, he lives in Canada. He's got three kids. You're never gonna see each other. Like, it's never you. You are setting yourself up for Disaster. You know, she sings like, this is how we do this. Singing about getting tacos at La Superica, which is my favorite Mexican restaurant in the world, and that's in Santa Barbara. So it's like she loves spending time in Santa Barbara. She's. She's gonna go to Canada. She's not gonna go to Canada. It's like, what are you gonna do? Like, jerk your kids all over the globe to see each other every once in a while? What an unsatisfying enterprise for her. She can do better. I don't care how he does. He can go dig a Canadian hole and throw himself in it and wallow around in that Vancouver dirt and douse himself in maple syrup for all I care. He can just go away from the public ether, just evaporate forever. We don't need to know or see any. Anything about Justin Trudeau. I don't care what his nipples look like. I don't want to see them. I don't want to read any reference to them. And she is. She's one of those women, like, you know, women like this in. In your life where you just want to pull em aside and shake em and say, what are you doing? You are making the same mistake over and over again. He. He. Not only is he not available, he's not good. He's not good enough for you. Katie, get out of there. Last Friday night, I boned the former prime minister of Canada when he was in blackface. Is that gonna be your next song? It's not gonna be a hit. Katie, apparently you have an allergy to hit music lately, and it's because of your bad choices, like playing grab ass with Justin Trudeau on your yacht. Go sail away to a healing compound and soothe your own soul by yourself. You need to do it. I hate getting this emotionally worked up about two people I really care very, very little about. And even though you hurt my best friend Orlando, somehow I still need you to protect yourself, Katie. You are a single mom now, and that is sacred. Don't let him shoplift the pootie. 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.
Kennedy delivers a fiery, humorous, and critical monologue dissecting the rumored relationship between pop star Katy Perry and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Through a blend of pop culture analysis and biting commentary, she explores what these public displays mean for that couple, their public personas, and larger questions about vulnerability, image, and self-worth.
"No one really cares about him because he's like, if Gavin Newsom were a eunuch, that would be Justin Trudeau." (00:34)
"He is grabbing her ass, like, in full view. They know that she's going to be hounded by paparazzi." (00:24)
"You feel, in a way, you feel bad for her because even though she's rich and beautiful and lives a charmed life... it is a public, professional and personal implosion and you never, ever wish on someone that those things happen at the same time." (03:17)
"So what happens when women are in that vulnerable state? They are ripe for sociopaths to come and pluck. And that's what Justin Trudeau did." (03:41)
"I cannot imagine that she was like, I wonder what Justin Trudeau is doing other than waxing his mansack, if it's still there. Because that's probably what he was doing then when it was waxed, probably painting it espresso brown because he's just a weird guy who didn't do a good job leading a beautiful nation." (03:56)
"This is obviously just such a public play for him to rehabilitate his tarnished image to seem cool." (04:40)
"Katie, run. Do not walk. He, he. He is the worst kind of Canadian because, you know, he can't even play hockey. And you are not being a good goalie right now, protecting your lady garden from such an intruder. He is an invasive species and he is going to wreak havoc on what is left of your feminine dignity. So get out now." (05:06)
"You are making the same mistake over and over again. He. He. Not only is he not available, he's not good. He's not good enough for you." (06:17)
“Last Friday night, I boned the former prime minister of Canada when he was in blackface. Is that gonna be your next song? It's not gonna be a hit, Katy...” (06:32)
"Go sail away to a healing compound and soothe your own soul by yourself. You need to do it." (06:49) "You are a single mom now, and that is sacred. Don't let him shoplift the pootie." (07:10)
"This is such a horror show. I don't believe it for a second. Her. Her taste cannot be that compromised." (05:43)
"Apparently you have an allergy to hit music lately, and it's because of your bad choices, like playing grab ass with Justin Trudeau on your yacht." (06:45)
"He can go dig a Canadian hole and throw himself in it and wallow around in that Vancouver dirt and douse himself in maple syrup for all I care." (06:07)
"You are a single mom now, and that is sacred. Don't let him shoplift the pootie." (07:10)
Kennedy’s delivery is biting, sarcastic, and highly personal—mixing pop culture snark, political commentary, and comedic exaggeration. She balances genuine sympathy for Perry with relentless ridicule of Trudeau and the media spectacle surrounding them.
Kennedy uses wit and candor to dissect the odd pairing of Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau, skewering both for their decisions and public images while urging Perry to value herself more highly. Listeners are treated to Kennedy’s signature blend of humor, pop culture reference, and personal (sometimes hyperbolic) investment—making for an entertaining, critical, and whirlwind monologue on the pitfalls of mixing fame, vulnerability, and calculated political moves.