Lame, Gay, Diverse: Netflix Uses Biggest Show To Social Engineer Your History

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Lame, Gay, Diverse: Netflix Uses Biggest Show To Social Engineer Your History"

Louder with Crowder | March 25, 2026

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Overview

This episode of Louder with Crowder examines the perceived ‘social engineering’ in streaming media—especially Netflix—with a sharp focus on the latest season of “Bridgerton.” The hosts dissect recent controversies, including alleged left-wing indoctrination in children’s entertainment (notably “Ms. Rachel”), mainstreaming of LGBTQ themes in pop culture, and cases of hypocrisy among public figures. Their tone is irreverent, sarcastic, and politically incorrect, emphasizing skepticism of progressive narratives and concern about cultural shifts influenced by big tech and media.

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Key Discussion Points & Timestamps

1. Show Open & Rundown of Topics

• [01:02] Mike: Promises a cultural episode—covering Netflix’s increasing LGBTQ and racial representation, Ms. Rachel’s controversies, and outlandish news stories (e.g., a quadruple amputee accused of murder).
• [03:58] Mike & Steven Crowder: Jokes about sketches, old material, setting up the show’s satirical and provocative style.

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2. Sensational Crime Story: Quadruple Amputee Murder Case

• [05:29 – 18:02]
  • Hosts review a news clip: quadruple amputee & cornhole champion Dayton Weber accused of shooting a friend ("A quadruple amputee and professional cornhole player is waking up behind bars accused of first degree murder" – [05:49], News Reporter).
  • Satirical discussion on how to "defend yourself" against an amputee criminal and dark jokes about the mechanics of the alleged murder and hiding a body.
  • Memorable Moment:
    • “Don't antagonize a quadruple amputee when he's behind the wheel.” – Mike [06:52]
    • “It's obviously horrible, tragic, very sad anytime someone is killed. But here's the thing. I don't want you to face the same fate.” – Mike [08:08]
  • Montage lampooning amputee's surprising abilities (crossbow, cornhole), blending shock value with gallows humor.

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3. UN Human Rights Judge Convicted of Slavery

• [20:48 – 28:40]
  • Hosts highlight the conviction of Lydia Mugambi, a Ugandan/UN judge, for enslaving a woman in the UK. They stress the hypocrisy—someone working on human rights committing the crime themselves.
  • [21:49] Mike: “This judge trafficked from Uganda to the UK under false pretenses of paid employment, then forced the slave to basically be a slave.”
  • Emphasis on global slavery: “There are over 40 million slaves on earth as far as total number more than ever right now.” – Mike [22:44]
  • Discussion turns to the Western world's relative abolition of slavery versus ongoing practices elsewhere. Criticizes what they view as leftists ignoring current-day slavery because it doesn’t fit their narrative.

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4. Netflix and “Bridgerton”: Social Engineering through Pop Culture

• [28:44 – 45:25]
  • Drawing on Andrew Breitbart’s maxim (“politics are downstream from culture”), the hosts allege Netflix aggressively shapes social values by race-swapping, gender-swapping, and injecting LGBTQ themes into content aimed at normalizing these concepts.
  • “Netflix is, I would say, far and away in recent memory the worst offender. [...] They tried to fundamentally restructure society by pushing content that nobody asked for, that nobody wanted, and is corrosive.” – Mike [30:50]
  • “Bridgerton, one of the biggest, if not the biggest show on Netflix... and of course it has to be not just inaccurate, but super, super gay and I guess black, but mainly gay.” – Mike [32:36]
  • Claims about historical inaccuracy—e.g., prevalence of Black and LGBTQ characters in 1800s England—and an agenda of normalization.
  • Mocking the TikTok/Fandom Reaction:
    • “The lesbian gods are smiling down on us today. Sappho herself is with us in spirit because season five of Bridgerton is going to be Francesca lesbian Freddy Krueger.” – News Reporter, sarcastically voiced [37:39]

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5. Trends in LGBTQ Representation—Stats & Critique

• [39:31 – 43:25]
  • Citing GLAAD numbers: Netflix leads in LGBTQ characters; claims this is top-down, not reflective of actual societal demographics.
  • “Characters being represented in streaming increased by 16% in one year. And of course, Netflix has the most, like, 177. [...] Amazon has 82, Hulu 34. HBO went down, by the way, 28.” – Mike [38:54]
  • Claims a recent decrease in LGBTQ identification in America proves “social contagion” rather than organic identity.
  • Connects higher rates of mental illness in LGBTQ population to this cultural push.

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6. Case Study: Ms. Rachel & Indoctrination in Children’s Content

• [45:25 – 58:54]
  • The hosts dissect "Ms. Rachel" (a popular children’s content creator), labeling her a “piece of shit” for being anti-ICE, pro-open borders, vocal about LGBTQ issues, and associated with far-left activists.
  • [48:56] Ms. Rachel (clip): “I've changed my mind. I am political. And it's political to believe that children are worthy of love and care and that every child is equal and that our care shouldn't stop at what we look like, our family, at our religion, at a border.”
  • Critique of affirmation culture: “I'm so glad you're exactly who you are, little Jeffrey Dahmer. It's such a stupid thing. No, no. You're a. If you're a parent. She's not. She wants to be the parent to your children.” – Mike [55:51]
  • [54:03] Ms. Rachel (sidekick): “We are at a point in our nation where trans people like myself are being stripped of their rights and their humanity. Want you to know that you're not alone.”
  • Hosts argue this introduces children to identity concepts and top surgery inappropriately early. Denunciation of Ms. Rachel’s “Happy Pride Month” message, and suggestion her influence is growing in education policy.

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7. More on Pop Culture “Agenda”: Trans Transformers & Beyond

• [67:09 – 70:48]
  • Discussion of gender nonconforming and trans characters in the "Transformers" franchise.
  • “Now they actually have trans and non binary Transformers. That's a real thing within the lore of the franchise.” – Mike [67:16]
  • Jokes about the absurdity of sexuality or gender among robots—satirical “Seven Plus One Tranny Transformers” list.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Netflix/Bridgerton & Social Engineering:

  • “They will simply thrust garbage, propaganda down your throat, culturally, even at a financial loss to them, which is often what happens.” – Mike [29:29]
  • “It's not like people. Viewers are demanding that this be in every single storyline. It’s those at the top who are trying to socially engineer you.” – Mike [35:38]

• On Teaching Children:

  • “Their message, they've decided, is affirmation above all else. What if there are problems? You don't want to affirm the problems. A parent affirms the child. Your job as an educator or your job outside of the family is literally to encourage better behavior and nothing else.” – Mike [57:13]

• On Ms. Rachel and Early Exposure:

  • “Let me ask you this. Before the year 2015, just picking a general year, when will your children ever be introduced to the idea of cutting off their breasts? Right.” – Mike [54:51]

• On Cultural Double Standards:

  • “You import the third world, you become the third world.” – Mike [22:44]
  • “Either it’s because of our deeply held Christian roots in this country… or race. I tend to believe it’s the values of this country more.” – Mike [26:30]

• On Parental Responsibility & Control:

  • "If you are having your children or if you are allowing them, you're sitting them down in front of Mrs. Rachel. If you're a conservative, God fearing American, you are doing your children a disservice." – Mike [45:25]

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Flow & Atmosphere

The banter is brisk, sarcastic, and intentionally controversial. The hosts blend satire, mockery, and cultural commentary, frequently using gallows humor (esp. in the murder segment), and mixing rapid topic changes with recurring skepticism of progressive cultural trends. There’s a recurring call to arms for conservative parents to take more active roles in monitoring what their kids watch and to beware of “cultural engineering” from mainstream media companies and influencers.

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Conclusion

Louder with Crowder argues that Western culture—especially as shaped by Netflix and popular children’s programming—is being deliberately shifted by progressive elites, using entertainment as the primary vector. The episode warns about political and social values being embedded in supposedly neutral or historical content and urges listeners to remain vigilant. The hosts mark out the tactical expansion of LGBTQ and left-wing ideology in children's and mainstream media as evidence of top-down “social engineering,” with particular criticism reserved for prominent creators like Ms. Rachel.

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Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

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[Mike]

Don't try and don't Gerald. I'm running on low sleep and I don't have the tolerance. Plus I got a surprise for you later.

[Josh]

Welcome.

[Mike]

We're going to try and help you today, okay? Today is all about protecting you and yours protect your children from Ms. Rachel. We have today our definitive installment of what a piece of Ms. Rachel. Rightfully earned. And that ties right in today's more cultural because Netflix is now gayer, blacker and gayer again. It's just gay, black and gay. And if you thought that they were going to ease up, no, thank God that we didn't see the merger that we were worried about. Paramount is a lesser of two evils because Netflix is the worst offender. Yes, they are pumping this to your kids. Yes, they want to have more time with your children, put them in childcare so they show them Ms. Rachel. And you may not know about all the controversies. Also a quadruple amputee allegedly killed someone by shooting them. So we're help you protect yourself. And we actually have an instructional today on how to not be murdered by a quadruple amputee. So you know, that's. We just, we give, we give too much. Someone who takes too much. I don't know how this didn't make all the news. It's not new, but there are some new details. There's a black human rights judge guilty of slavery and actually defended it. Actually argued the case for slavery. More slaves on earth than ever in recorded history. So every now and then it's good to purge on with the show. Can't stand them. And so the Lord bestows upon us, all of us, his grace and these gifts. But he tells us the greatest Gift among them is love. So let us show our love as we continue in worship to my favorite six year old, Max Butterbutts. Max, come on out here. Max Butterbucks for Jesus. Click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or 9.99amonth to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speec. Don't have time for a sip. I have to explain the context. So that was who's next? Every now and then. Because here's what happened is we used to just do sketch and run them once and do these big intros and run them once. We're like, you know, a lot of people.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Maybe missed something that we ran two years ago in context that was they were hosting a drag queen show story, whatever, at an Anglican church. Ah, so it was satire. Without the context, it just seems like degeneracy. I get it. I would never support that.

[Josh]

It just seemed like something out of your old files.

[Mike]

Yes, exactly.

[Josh]

Like what?

[Mike]

Seems like something on that. That kill switch so bad everything's going to be released if something happens to me. No. By the way, I'm very happy. I am healthy and I want to live.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm not convinced.

[Mike]

I want to live How? I mean, you know, I could use a little more sleep, but we're always here, you know, we get up early because it's a live show, 11am weekdays. Captain Morgan, CEO. How are you?

[Josh]

Very good.

[Steven Crowder]

I have more sleep, but just slightly.

[Mike]

Yeah. Is that because you binge watched Bridgerton?

[Steven Crowder]

No.

[Mike]

Okay. Friday, Saturday, April 24, Comedy Avenue in Lawton, Oklahoma. Good old Lawton.

[Josh]

Yes.

[Mike]

Not underscore Firestein on X. How are you, sir?

[Josh]

Good, good. It's the eighth happiest place on earth.

[Mike]

Yes. Yes.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So sorry, you meant say 8th least happy place.

[Josh]

No, I said it right. It's the happiest super happy in Lawton.

[Mike]

Why?

[Josh]

Because they're. That's their lot in life.

[Mike]

Oklahoma's pretty.

[Steven Crowder]

I hate you.

[Mike]

Okay, all right, all right. This is. We're going to have to. Let's just clear the palate, okay? There's no good way. I know.

[Steven Crowder]

There's no way that admonish goes to be there. Now, look, Josh, we're clearing the palace.

[Mike]

This next segment is going to seem really distasteful until you understand that the disabled person in question allegedly killed a guy in cold blood. So it makes it okay to laugh at all the other nubbling going on. There's no good way to explain playing the story. So I'll Let this clip say it all.

[News Reporter]

A quadruple amputee and professional cornhole player is waking up behind bars accused of first degree murder. Police say Dayton Weber, pictured here, shot and killed his friend. 27 year old Bradrick.

[Mike]

Looks like Sydney Sweeney playing the boxer Sunday night.

[News Reporter]

Investigators say Weber was driving when he got into an argument with Wells, who was in the front passenger seat before allegedly shooting him. Investigators say two other people were in the backseat. Detectives say when they refused to help him dispose of the body, Weber drove off and then dumped the body in a wooded area along Newport Church Road. Police arrested Weber yesterday morning at a hospital in Charlottesville where he was being treated.

[Steven Crowder]

For what?

[Mike]

So many questions. First off, I love the fact that the phrase was spoken on an actual newscast. Quadruple amputee and national corner hole champion. All kinds of impressive things.

[Steven Crowder]

That's enough right there.

[Mike]

Also, at what point do you still have to say alleged there were three people in the car other than the guy he killed, who apparently was arguing with him. If a. So learning like there's a lesson here. Teaching moment. Don't antagonize a quadruple amputee when he's behind the wheel. I mean, I don't even know how that works. Like a captain probably has a ball bearing. Puts his nub in like a captain's wheel.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Has a brick.

[Josh]

Yeah. That's how he does the gas block.

[Mike]

I assume that somewhere along the drive he goes.

[Josh]

Yeah. When you see that kind of, you know, that person, you got to know they're capable of driving and also operating a firearm.

[Mike]

Yes. And when you see a quadruple driving, it's safe to assume he has lived a full life.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Like you.

[Josh]

He's ready to die.

[Mike]

Don't argue with him. He shouldn't be distracted. Also, you probably shouldn't be in that car. Yes. Then he hid the body like.

[Josh]

Well, he asked his. He asked his friends to help him hide the body.

[Steven Crowder]

And they were like, no.

[Josh]

He asked, you want a piece of this? And they're like, we're good. We're going to walk away from you.

[Mike]

I guess I can do everything myself. Some friend we let you drive took

[Steven Crowder]

your lives and put them in your hand.

[Mike]

It's obviously horrible, tragic, very sad anytime someone is killed. But here's the thing. I don't want you to face the same fate.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Thank you. So I'm gonna let you know, the good news is, in defending against a quadruple amputee, a firearm homicide, in most instances, not all, there are always exceptions. It's surprisingly easy to do. How do you defend against a quadruple amputee? Firearm homicide, you may ask? Well, we have an instructional. Go.

[Josh]

Come on. Like an old chair.

[Mike]

Perfect. Now, different ways to skin a cat. You could perhaps choose. I mean, some kind of a ditch or a steep decline. The primary water technique. Yeah, we're gonna show you a montage. I bet you throw this guy in the water, and you have, like, a perfect water polo egg heater, huh? Touch us on the last of old mousey.

[Josh]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

By the way, I never want to fly with you and die in a plane crash because it will be Steven Crowder and others die. Can you imagine, Nobod? Can you imagine being this guy?

[Mike]

Nobody's gonna know who you are. It's just an amputee did what? Well, I.

[Josh]

To be fair, I don't think he would want anybody to know this happened to him.

[Mike]

Do you think, like, in his will,

[Josh]

it probably says, hey, if I'm ever killed by a quadruple amputee, please don't tell people it was me.

[Mike]

Do you think when they lower his casket, they're gonna cover it in cornhole bags?

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, the other guy is the cornhole player.

[Josh]

So they might have both been cornhole players.

[Steven Crowder]

That could be.

[Mike]

No, I meant when apparently they were all guys. Because if this guy did it, he deserves. I mean, probably the death penalty.

[Steven Crowder]

They should do.

[Mike]

Hanging. Yes. Draw and quarter him. Oh, wait. The most. Give him the guillotine.

[Steven Crowder]

Let him lose one more limb.

[Mike]

Put him on the stretcher. Joke's on you. By the way, also, Noodles, the heaviest human being I have ever lifted in my life. He didn't. He's so dense.

[Josh]

It's all center mass.

[Mike]

It's like 120 pound barbell. You know, spread out. That's nothing you want with a 120 pound kettlebell. Heavy. He was like, just so you know, like, I'm heavier than you would think. I think £200. Yeah, sure. I mean, I'll lift Gerald up. My dad up. It was like I was glued. Like I was magnetized. Like, I had magnetic boots into the cement. I was like, oh, my God. And they said. Kind of looked like he had legs. You want to do another take? I'm like, no, I don't. I'm gonna have to warm up for a second take.

[Josh]

It's that midnight hammer he has. Ext.

[Mike]

Like, yes, it is a Civil War cannonball with an appendage. You guys say, there you go. Later on, you know what? We'll see. I'll Let you guys take a try at it. Noodles said he's fine with it. It's.

[Steven Crowder]

He did.

[Mike]

Yeah, it's. I'm telling you, he's. That guy's got to be. Noodles is. I don't want to mess with him because he can just. He can just pull the pan like the fat kid, fold his legs up and bang a ring. All right. It's a legitimate strategy. It is. Yes, I know. If you're wondering, hey, what's the. What's the point? Cultural, political, there's none. This is just funny. So here is the footage of the quadruple amputee. Like, he's surprisingly capable. This, in other words, the guy arguing with him. Horrible tragedy. This couldn't have come as a complete surprise considering the spectrum of nubs hobbies. What's going on, guys? Today I'm going to be showing you how I crank back my crossbow. 10 point Nitro XRT. Beautiful bow. It works great.

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[Mike]

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[Steven Crowder]

He did.

[Mike]

And tilted like that second shot a little better, don't you? Yeah. It's okay. He killed a man. Allegedly. It's okay to laugh, guys. It is. Please tell me someone just tips that ladder. And by the way, there's no way he can be that accurate with this gun.

[Steven Crowder]

I mean, kill the man.

[Mike]

What's he using? I know, I. By the way, I noticed he's not hitting steel. That's just like in the general direction.

[Josh]

He might be shooting at steel.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Josh]

He's not hitting it.

[Mike]

Guys.

[Steven Crowder]

He successfully killed a man. Allegedly.

[Mike]

I don't think his marksmanship is the problem.

[Steven Crowder]

Feet away.

[Mike]

Yeah, exactly. He was. He was four and a half knees. You see him getting his gun? What was that on the soundboard? Okay, guys, if I. If I go out in a surprisingly hilarious way, please find solace in the fact that if I were in this sit. Of course horrible and you know, tell my family I love them, just know the last thoughts going through my mind would be, this is pretty funny. So aside from being a great shot and avid bow hunter, he is a cornholing world champion. This is where I practice my cornhole. Cornhole has been a passion of mine since I was 8 years old. You know, throwing it back since I was same tall and stuff.

[Steven Crowder]

All those walks.

[Josh]

Like cousin it.

[Steven Crowder]

In 2020, he was crowned the best player in Maryland.

[Mike]

Ugh.

[Steven Crowder]

How bad is it to lose to that guy.

[Mike]

Ever tossed a beanbag?

[Steven Crowder]

The American Cornhole League is the premier destination the show.

[Mike]

I knew I was gonna have a career at this game when I was going to the. Why do you look like a lesbian sometimes? A bunch. I was like, this is my calling. This is where. This is where I can exceed. I know I can become pro in

[Steven Crowder]

this sport in 2021. Six years after

[Mike]

Dayton received an invitation. Allegedly killed a guy. It's okay. It's okay. Perfect. I was shocked.

[Josh]

I wonder if the guy he killed is in this video.

[Steven Crowder]

I know.

[Mike]

Or is he taking the video your mind to? Anything's possible, like I said earlier, even murder. It would have been a feel good story. Stephen, what happened to those hover things? I feel like I should get one. No, the debate that I'm doing at UPENN on April. I should just come out that way. Yes, Professor. That's your line of argument.

[Josh]

How do you debate that?

[Mike]

Interesting. So really good at the Cornhole, by the way. The American Cornhole League. That's the dream.

[Steven Crowder]

That's the place to be.

[Mike]

That's the dream.

[Josh]

The acl.

[Mike]

Do you think his head just got too big for his torso and he just like, I'm world champ and you can't tell me nothing. Bang, bang.

[Josh]

It's your worst nightmare.

[Mike]

It's your worst nightmare. It's a quadruple amputee with the Beretta and you've been talking shit.

[Steven Crowder]

And he's driving.

[Mike]

So really good at cornholing. Really good at shooting. Or he can do it. No surprise here. Not great at sledding.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, you think about. Just wait for the end.

[Mike]

Go, girl.

[Josh]

Yeah, I'm recording everything you do.

[Mike]

Oh, they still uploaded that.

[Steven Crowder]

They did.

[Mike]

He's. This is before he killed somebody. My point is, if we had someone like that in the office working and this was before he allegedly killed somebody.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Mike]

I would go to great lengths to avoid the optics of slamming him into a tree.

[Steven Crowder]

No, he did it to himself. And listen, he's been through worse.

[Mike]

So allegedly. Here's what happened. He shot the passenger while he was driving. He tried to demand that the two backseat passengers remove the body. Like a tiny tyrant, they refused and got out. There's the lesson. Listen, he's easy to outrun. Just run.

[Josh]

Just make sure he doesn't have a hoverboard.

[Mike]

He dumped the body in. Was it Charles Company, Maryland County. Charles County. Sorry. Maryland. Co. Usually Company, but I'm not gonna be honest. I didn't do a ton of research on the details with this story. I was quite distracted by the quadruple amputee cornholing. Then he drove to Charlottesville, was arrested at the hospital. Yes, that's. That's Charlottesville. Unite.

[Josh]

Hold a tiki torch, dude.

[Mike]

They will not replace us. Shot the passenger.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh my God.

[Mike]

Shot the Shooting your passenger is like putting the crosshairs on your own mortgage. Let's be honest. You just don't do it. Firestyle. Firestein. Firestein. Firestein. Uh, he's homeless. My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend. Heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with this girl who saw Josh getting his house repossessed last night. Guess it's pretty serious. Thank you, Steve. No problem whatsoever.

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[Steven Crowder]

Is it really?

[Mike]

It happened last year and we wrote about it on the website. You know, a lot of you just check the website for references. We do a bibliography every show, but we write articles and Brodigan's my longest, longest standing employee does a great job. Somehow though, this next story, it missed being the headline for all the news last year. Like, meaning you may not have heard of it and it should have been the number one story. The number one headline, I would argue, ever. So a human rights judge, Lydia Mugambay, was convicted of having a slave free.

[Josh]

Lydia Mugambi.

[Mike]

Lydia Mugambi, a UN and Ugandan judge,

[News Reporter]

has today been sentenced to six years and four months in jail after she

[Mike]

was convicted on March 13 this year.

[News Reporter]

That's bringing a woman into the United Kingdom illegally and then forcing her to

[Mike]

work as a slave. Yes, yes. A human rights judge.

[Steven Crowder]

Wow.

[Mike]

Slave. Also, the court noted Mugambi's complete, total lack of remorse. This judge trafficked from Uganda to the UK under false pretenses of paid employment, then forced the slave to basically be a slave. This judge, by the way, was appointed to the UN IRMCT Court, which prosecutes crimes against humanity. The Columbia Columbia University Institute for the Study of Human Rights. Look in your living room. You're doing it wrong. And it's just, look, no way. Here's the thing. When people say, they'll say, oh, if you trace actually, you know, your ancestry back. One of the first slave owners in the United States was black. You don't need to go that far. This is now like when people think now slave owner. And by the way, here's something important you need to realize that's much more indicative of people who have slaves today. There are over 40 million slaves on earth as far as total number more than ever right now. So when people talk about the evils of slavery in the past, it still goes on, like a lot. The reason that you don't hear about it is because people don't want to tell you where it goes on. Not in the United States, not in the western world, Africa, Asia, Middle East. And this lady, and here's the worst part, this is the rules for the not for me. She actually was, we have video. She was surprised that the police arrested her and she tried to claim I'm not joking. For slavery. Diplomatic immunity. Bold choice. So, unfortunately, I'm gonna have to now arrest you on suspicion of keeping somebody in. In slavery and servitude under the Modern Slavery Act. So you don't have to say anything, but it may arm your defense if you do not mention on question something which led you on in court office. Anything you do say may be used as evidence. All right. Sorry.

[News Reporter]

I am a judge in my country. I even have immunity. I am not a criminal.

[Mike]

You've got immunity in this country? Yes.

[News Reporter]

I have a diplomatic passport.

[Mike]

You're a diplomat. Yes.

[Josh]

She doesn't need to deny the crime.

[Mike]

See that then?

[News Reporter]

Yes.

[Mike]

And then we'll need to speak to the embassy. If you are. If you are a diplomat.

[News Reporter]

I came here as a student.

[Mike]

I don't need to work for me. I didn't come with her.

[News Reporter]

She asked me. Because she has worked at my home before. She asked me.

[Mike]

Yeah, well, no one's saying that you have anybody work for you. They're saying you have a slave.

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

Please let me be your slave.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, she's been a slave for me before in my home country.

[Mike]

Look, I will cut her hours. We go to this. There's over 40 million. Some numbers have them as high as 50 million slaves in the world right now. And it's the thing, you import the third world, you become the third world. And often you think, as it relates to importing the third world, you think of people who may be slaves, you think of people who may be uneducated. But you have to understand that a lot of these places still have the remnants left over of a caste system. If not currently, still actively, those people are just as much of a problem. Meaning people in the upper classes of society, they still behave in a way or they view practices as acceptable that you rightfully would view as abhorrent. This lady, it didn't even occur to her that it might be a problem to have a slave. Also, just to be clear, and this is where you want some good old African American black Americans in the mixed diplomatic community is not to be clear, all encompassing diplomatic community, It's just been revoked. Yeah, he's not too old for that.

[Steven Crowder]

He can do that.

[Mike]

I don't even like Danny. I don't even like Glover. And I'm rooting for. Why not? He's the biggest lib there is.

[Steven Crowder]

Is he?

[Mike]

Oh, he's huge. He's a social.

[Steven Crowder]

That sucks.

[Mike]

Yeah, he's an actual social, but still, in that case, I don't like him. I choose him over the slave owner,

[Steven Crowder]

he was great in Predator too.

[Mike]

I'm always. I was who the slave. I was like, yeah, that's right. I kind of skimmed past this. When you hear people talk about white supremacy, patriarchy, like there are slave owners right now, it's really clear the more you look into it, oh, the reason that the progressive left, the reason that the Marxists in the Western world don't want to address that is because anytime you go to where it's practiced, it's inconvenient for their narrative. They'll say, oh, you know, it took us too long to end slavery. Okay, why have these places not ended slavery? And you're going to have to come to one of two conclusions. Maybe a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B. Either it's because of our deeply held Christian roots in this country, all men created equal. That's why people willingly sacrificed their own life to free slaves, which doesn't happen historically anywhere else in the world. So you go, okay, either it's faith or race. I tend to believe it's the values of this country more. Yeah, but you're gonna have to come to one of those conclusions. You go, well, really, the only people not practicing slavery are white people. Namely white Christian. White Christian Westerners. That's why they don't want you to know. 50 million slaves on earth right now. Did you know that comment below, we talk about it also. That's enabled just to be clear. Through open borders, hundreds of thousands of sex slaves.

[Steven Crowder]

Incredibly crazy. Yeah, it's crazy stuff, but I can't let this story go now. I know I have to go do some research into this. I have no idea why this didn't make national news headlines everywhere.

[Josh]

This was one year ago. It happened in March where she was arrested. She was convicted in May or whatever. I'm curious, when we left that committee, didn't we? The un, the humanitarian or the human rights. Yeah, we left some human Human rights committee or something from the un and everyone was like, whoa, I can't believe we're doing this. And no one wanted to mention, yeah, well, one of the judges had a slave.

[Mike]

Yes. And by the way, if. If that came out right, that that person was caught and you didn't even hear about it in most of the news, it tells you. What else do you think is going on that people sweep under the rug with the un? They don't just imagine you're the un. You have to deal with countries of the world. Have you guys been to anywhere else in the world?

[Josh]

Tons of rape from the un.

[Mike]

Tons of rape. Yeah, tons of. It's like, oh, let's all get along. Yeah, but what about the nations that are okay with slavery? What if I don't want to link arms with them?

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Mike]

It just. It's silly. It doesn't work. And then people will say nationalism means racism. Okay, fine. I want to have a clear border between our practices, our views, and people like that. And there are more of them than you realize. And that's why it's important to support people who are out there doing good work. And that's why you can use Rumble wallet. Go to wallet.rumble.com. you can not only sort of divest yourself from big banks and have financial freedom, but you can also support your favorite creators here on Rumble, where freedom of speech actually still exists.

[Steven Crowder]

You want to see it, make sure it stays around.

[Mike]

Yeah, there you go. All right, next one. This one's going to be tough for Gerald.

[Steven Crowder]

It's not. And I've always false narrative going around.

[Mike]

I don't know if we can go to that shot. But, you know, we've had this up here for a long time. Andrew Breitbart, you know, I came up under his tutelage. I've talked about it a few times, usually in Rumble Premium Mug Club, when people ask questions. I was just an actor and a comedian before I met Andrew. I heard him on the Dennis Miller show, and he was launching the site Big Hollywood. It was before it was Breitbart, the trademark. And he spoke with me for, like, 45 minutes the very first time. Didn't know me from the guy down the street. And he was the first one to start posting videos. And he always said that politics are downstream. People say upstream and downstream. I guess both work. But politics are downstream from culture. And I definitely think that's true. And what you see now is those on the left, if they can't win politically, they will simply thrust garbage, propaganda down your throat, culturally, even at a financial loss to them, which is often what happens. It's not just a profit motive, which wouldn't make it acceptable, especially when they're targeting your children, but they will do it because eventually they hope that you become numb. So they make everything gay. LGBTQ men are always the idiot, the loser. Female heroes, race swap, gender swap, just to try and make you think that, hey, if the world isn't that way yet, that's how the world should be. That's why Netflix is very, very gay. More black and even more gay. And I told you not that Long ago that when we were looking at this merger, it was going to be a problem. Well, here we are. Netflix, this is important, plays a pretty big role in it because you're talking about a future where they could control nearly half of the market. And Netflix is, I would say, far and away in recent memory the worst offender. Netflix didn't just try and reflect, didn't try and create content for all markets. Meaning I understand if you're a big media company and you create some content for a few lesbians on their day off, whatever, but they tried to engineer society. They tried to fundamentally restructure society by pushing content that nobody asked for, that nobody wanted, and is corrosive. It's a good thing that Paramount won out if you're looking at the options on the table, because Netflix proved yesterday they will not improve. They are incapable of being decent. It's time for entertainment minute. Make sure you guys have your parental controls because the left, right and wanting unfettered access to pornography. Well, it's not my job to be a parent. All right, if they want. First off, that's a lazy argument when this is accessible to anyone and you see what Netflix makes accessible. Even on the child friendly tab, make sure you guys are really on top of your parental controls because you never know what's coming through that feed. Bridgerton, one of the biggest, if not the biggest show on Netflix, probably outside of Stranger Things. Hundreds of millions of views across four seasons. Seasons one three. Top ten for Netflix ever. Well, yesterday Netflix dropped the season five trailer. And of course it has to be not just inaccurate, but super, super gay and I guess black, but mainly gay. Oh yeah, it seems nice. But remember hashtag OscarsSoWhite, where they talk about cultural appropriation. Time for some fast facts on, I don't know if you know this 1800s Britain, they say pre industrial Britain, it's kind of vague. Not super progressive. As far as homosexuality and race, while we're talking about this, There are about 15,000 blacks in all of England. And by the way, they were. They technically didn't have slavery in England. They did in the British Empire, to be clear. But if they were brought in from colonies, they were still treated as slaves. Like, yay. Oh, it's the grandfathering in slave clause. Gay. Being gay was. It was illegal. It was criminal. Yeah, full stop. To be clear, lesbians were not addressed because women were thought to have no agency. So that's fun. But it wasn't decriminalized being gay until 1967. So when they say, hey, we need some more accurate representation. By the way, Cleopatra was black. She wasn't. This is what, you know, what really would have happened. First off, this is assuming that you're not familiar with the classist system in the uk. If that lady spoke to the alleged lesbian who I guess, whose husband died and was the cousin of the black lady. I don't know how any of this works. Why is that? How did that slave learn to learn to speak? Silence.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, he married a white woman.

[Mike]

There would not be an interracial relationship between two lesbians, black and white. That would not happen. And it certainly wouldn't be out in the open. They have to wedge it into everything. The black character, right. You have the race swapped. You have gender swapped. Apparently, I guess it's cousin of the main character's dead husband.

[Josh]

Which means that the main character has a jungle fetish or what they call jungle fever.

[Mike]

Means. Is it semi incestuous? You guys can clarify it for me. But this is what Netflix does. And by the way, this probably will torpedo. They probably won't do that. Well, yeah, because I know you're a fan of Bridgerton. Yeah.

[Josh]

We're sorry, Jerry. We're sorry that they ruined your show.

[Steven Crowder]

No, it's not my show.

[Mike]

Very sorry that they ruined your show. It's not.

[Josh]

Yeah, he was, he was just telling us last week. He was like, man, I, I. Bridgerton's coming up. I hope they don't make it gay.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I never.

[Josh]

And I was like, yeah, that would suck, dude.

[Mike]

It's not your show. You just watched the first year show. Three seasons, other people.

[Steven Crowder]

I've seen all of them. Yeah.

[Josh]

I remember him saying, not by myself, though.

[Mike]

Right, right, right.

[Josh]

I remember him saying, my favorite part about Bridgerton is the love.

[Mike]

Love.

[Josh]

Yeah, the male, female love.

[Steven Crowder]

See you this way. The, the amount of.

[Mike]

It's very sweet of you.

[Steven Crowder]

So the more Bridgerton you watch, the, the more sex you have. Okay. It's one of those kinds of shows where it's not like racy or anything like that, but. Yes. Love story kind of thing.

[Mike]

And I don't believe that for a second.

[Steven Crowder]

That's 100.

[Mike]

I don't think there's.

[Josh]

I don't think there's causation.

[Mike]

No. I don't think I have a chart.

[Steven Crowder]

It's.

[Mike]

Yes. You know, well, if you happen to. Sexually, if you have a sex your misses While Bridgerton is on in the background. That's not. Or see, it's just not a chart. That works.

[Steven Crowder]

More Bridgerton equals more sex. Yeah, but not that I was ever denied in the first place. I'm just saying.

[Mike]

You just made that chart. Yeah, of course. So it's now. And here's the thing. Like people say, hey, you know what? Wouldn't it be great if you could just watch something? It's in everything I know, lgbtq, aip. It is not representative of the percentage of society. It's not like people. Viewers are demanding that this be in every single storyline. It's those at the top who are trying to socially engineer you. Look, remember it used to be, ah, what we do in our bedrooms, in our own business. Sure. But you have to put it in every kid's show. Do you have to make a show historically inaccurate where now it no longer is within the bounds of. Of believability because of, let's be honest, an agenda. That's. That's what it is. It's normalizing all of it and stigmatizing masculinity. As you see, the guy shows up, he's the bad guy. Authority, tradition, always bad. Interracial lesbian couples who would have been executed. Great, right? It's been going on. Then they'll try and convince you that there have been plenty of trans societies throughout history and they make up a term like two spirited, which they did like three years ago.

[Steven Crowder]

And by the way, last season's main character was a guy who had slept around with a bunch of guys and made a point when he was getting married to a woman to say, hey, I've been with men and I am not ashamed of that at all.

[Mike]

The guy said it.

[Steven Crowder]

That's obviously out of context.

[Mike]

Anyways, as you can expect, the gay tik tok reaction is as gay tik tok be.

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

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[Mike]

Kayla, season five of Bridgerton.

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

Let's go.

[Mike]

Wallow it to me, please.

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

Send it to me, Rachel.

[Ms. Rachel]

Season five of Bridget's hit is going to be gay and not gay Sapphic.

[News Reporter]

The main focus of season five of

[Mike]

Bridgeton is going to be on autistic coded lesbian Rocket power.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm super excited, man. It's awesome.

[Mike]

The lesbian gods are smiling down on us today.

[News Reporter]

Sappho herself is with us in spirit because season five of Bridgerton is going

[Mike]

to be Francesca lesbian Freddy Krueger.

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

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[Mike]

Words cannot explain crazy person, how excited

[Bleacher Report Ad Voice]

I am right now.

[Ms. Rachel]

I my bi's, my pants and my lesbians step to the front. Step to the front. It's our time. Step to the front of your black. Step to the front. Step to the front.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. Step to the front. Especially if you're black, by the way. We should judge people as individuals and never make fun of their immutable characteristics. Well, the only reason I'm pointing it out is because you demanded that they all step to the front based on immutable characteristics, according to you. And here's the thing. They thrust it into everything we're gonna get into. We're gonna get to Ms. Rachel in a moment. Anyone out there who says, you know what? I know she has her own personal views, but. But I still. I just have my kids watch the show. You're being a bad parent, just to be clear. Because the things that you catch, the things that you see publicly, that means there is a lot beneath the surface that they try and fit in there when you're not paying attention. For more proof, see public school teachers and see your kids not going to public school for almost two years, depending where you are with COVID they will push their agenda if you're not paying close enough attention. If you look at LGBTQ, LA, the characters being represented in streaming increased by 16% in one year. And of course, Netflix has the most, like, 177. You can check the references. This is according to GLAAD. Amazon has 82, Hulu 34. HBO went down, by the way, 28. So these are all major increases except for HBO. And willing to bet they're an outlier because HBO added a bunch of reality shows. So more reflective of reality.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And Netflix would have ended up purchasing hbo.

[Mike]

I know.

[Steven Crowder]

And taking over that and actually increasing it. Most likely.

[Mike]

Yeah. And if you look at the stats, there's actually a drop off in people identifying as LGBTQ in the United States. From 2022 to 2025, it's down 21%.

[Steven Crowder]

Thank God.

[Mike]

All groups from 18 to 44 showed a massive drop off. So when people used to argue, no, no, it's because they feel more free to come out of the closet, we're going to say this is actually a social contagion, because if this was organic, it wouldn't depend on geography and the political persuasion of the district. Well, okay, you want to say they were free to come out and be themselves, why'd they go back? Also, they plump up the numbers. They'll try and tell you, if you search, 8% of the general population are LGBTQ. 50 something. 50 to 60% are BI, which just means it's people who want to be cool. And that's sort of the progressive card where I'm not really gay or any of those things, but solidarity I could be. So when you take out by it's a very small percentage of the population, but a huge portion of what you see, especially on streaming. Why they don't like seeing these numbers. They don't like seeing the drop off. And let's ask ourselves, why would there be a drop off? Well, you look at the increased rates of mental illness, depression, instability, personality disorders like narcissism, histrionic personality disorder. These have correlated with those in the LGBTQ community for a very long time. I'm not going to act like they don't. Just that it's an entire look at me, look at me worldview. Look, no one cares if you're gay alone in your home, in your private time. People may think it's not the same as a heterosexual couple. Fine. When you put it out there in programming and very often aim it at children. Yeah. Now we have a problem. You used to have programming and you look anywhere else in the world that was reflective of society. You can see this with film and television industries in any country outside the United States. In Japan, in China. I would be willing to bet in most African nations, just not here. It's not reflective. It's designed to engineer society, and it is getting out of hand. They even gate up the remake of Lethal Weapon. I am issue. We run a Lethal Weapon kick.

[Steven Crowder]

It's totally fine.

[Mike]

This brings us to miss. Unless anyone else.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, I, I just want to add one thing.

[Mike]

I, I for your favorite show.

[Steven Crowder]

It's not, It's. It's definitely not my favorite show.

[Mike]

Sorry. It's not.

[Steven Crowder]

It's not a top of any of my lists.

[Josh]

Which season's best?

[Steven Crowder]

Probably two. No. I was actually happy to start to see this withdraw of these characters from a lot of movies and a lot of shows. Obviously they were still there. And I was like, ah, you know, like, I have to deal with this. But it became more of a like, hey, everybody's pissed about this, right? Yeah. As opposed to, I don't know, maybe five or six years ago or four years ago. People were just kind of like, well, this is just the price of admission. We have to do these kinds of things because every show has it it Now I'm seeing them go back. I'm like, why are you going back?

[Mike]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

Like, it doesn't make any financial sense. Obviously, you've talked about this before. It's Engineering. It's cultural engineering. If you do this enough, if you have enough Will and Grace kind of shows, you can normalize this to a point where people start to accept it. They're doing the exact same thing that they did with that playbook. Two gay guys in a show make it wildly popular. All of a sudden, the barriers start coming down a little bit more, and it becomes very normal. But they're pushing in the wrong areas. They're pushing in places that people are just like, no, not anymore. And I'm glad to see that, but I want to see it on principle, not on just entertainment not being good.

[Mike]

How do we conclude Stranger Things? I know. The world will be saved by a kid coming out of the closet. Oh, he's gay. I can't touch him. Vector can't handle that. And here's the thing, too. Like, look, people, it's okay for you to have a visceral reaction. It doesn't mean it's hateful. This is what I'll compare it to. Do you have a preference? Heterosexual? You have a preference as far as the ladies you like. You like blonde? Do you like redhead? Do you like tall? Do you like thin? Do you like. Okay, women. All right, I want you to picture because you have a preference. Now, mine and everyone here, all the men here would generally be women. Now, biological. If you were to watch something on screen and see people who are in no way attractive, just picture anyone who you don't want to think of sexually, romantically. Two really gross, unkempt people making out on screen. You probably go, like, right? That's what it's like when you watch two dudes boning in a show that's thrust in front of you. That's what it is. It's okay for me to go, I don't want to watch this. It makes the show unenjoyable. It's okay. You know who else felt that way? Every heterosexual male ever? Pretty much.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. And their audience is almost entirely women for this show. And women are responding. And husbands who sit there and watch it with their wives. Sometimes the response from women have been like, why would you think we would want to see that? Women don't look at lesbians and go, oh, cool, let's explore that relationship. Just like, guys look and go, ah, gross.

[Mike]

But statistically, it's women who are the greatest allies.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, but I don't think they're gonna watch it to be an ally. I mean, maybe they'll watch it. I don't know.

[Mike]

Well, they want to tell all their friends in their sewing circle, their Rotary club, whatever it is, how progressive they are.

[Josh]

And I just love how they had the lady and the lady get together. This.

[Mike]

I just love it.

[Josh]

Finally. I just know I was thinking to myself, when are they going to address

[Mike]

this interracial black lesbianism? I'm so happy for that. For you, that kind of thing.

[Steven Crowder]

No.

[Josh]

Bet you that bed stinks.

[Mike]

Let's go to all of them stank.

[Steven Crowder]

They do.

[Josh]

They re industrial.

[Mike]

They literally bred a dog, the corgi, to warm royalty's bed. My bed. I feel lonely and cold. Put the filthy dogs in. It's like a hot water bottle with fleas. Now where's my slave mistress? Yes. I hope she's my sister. Lick my corns. Oh, gross corns. I didn't have good shoes with support. I didn't have orthotics. Which brings us to Ms. Rachel. Okay, really wanted to touch on this because there have been a lot of con which one sticks out to you. A lot of controversies with Ms. Rachel. And she kind of goes away, flies into the radar and then reveals herself to be who she actually is again. Then it goes away. If you are having your children or if you are allowing them, you're sitting them down in front of Mrs. Rachel. If you're a conservative, God fearing American, you are doing your children a disservice. You guys can let me know if you disagree. I'll lay out the case. So Ms. Rachel, a few different controversies. Most recently, she's anti ICE, pro open borders. She of course embraces LGBTQ A for all ages. She basically all but endorsed Mamdani. Also supported the idea of increasing childcare. How much you want to bet they're going to be showing those kids Miss Rachel and naturally supports Palestine, Hamas and doesn't like the Jews in general. This is what you've seen, what you've caught. If you believe that art is a reflection of the artist, then you'd have to go through the whole catalog to probably get the picture. Go, oh, oh. This is what my children are watching. So if it's Mrs. Rachel, keep your kids away.

[Josh]

Hi, friends, children from Ms. Rachel. Just what the hell?

[Mike]

What is a potty?

[Josh]

Is this strange girl guy, they put

[Ms. Rachel]

their poop and pee in it.

[Josh]

Really want to ask her why there's no Turn her off and say goodbye.

[Mike]

Oh, my God. Oh, my God, oh, my God.

[Ms. Rachel]

I thought I deleted that.

[Mike]

And I believe it was mom, Daniel or someone on the left who said, yeah, if conservatives come for Ms. Rachel, well, then they got another thing coming. Well, buckle up, buttercup, because it's time for Ms. Rachel. What a piece of shit. Yeah, Let's go through the issues one by one here.

[Josh]

Is it miss or miss it's miss

[Mike]

I gave her too much credit. I figured it's miss It'll be miss

[Steven Crowder]

she didn't get an mister to go with that.

[Mike]

She is obviously pro open borders. Check all the references. By the way, we stream 11am Eastern every day, weekdays. If you're watching a clip here, she was campaigning to close the ICE facility in Dilley, Texas, which is even worse when you understand that there have been terrorist assassination attempts at multiple ICE facilities in Texas. And she urged, of course, people to join her crusade against any type of immigration enforcement.

[Ms. Rachel]

Which is more important, a child's life, a person's life, or backlash? I just urge everyone, especially those with huge platforms and privilege, to speak out, to use your voice. Because when more and more people say this is wrong, it becomes not controversial.

[Mike]

Ah, yes, a child educator who wants to do away with a department that is most actively deporting or arresting child sex predators. But I'd say you're obtuse. That would be an insult to people who are obtuse. Ms. Rachel. What a piece of shit. Thanks, Billy. She also went on to state that. No, no, you know what? I'm not hiding from this. I am political. Some people might hear what you're saying and view this kind of advocacy as political. How do you. How do you see it?

[Ms. Rachel]

I've been thinking about this a lot, Mike, and I've changed my mind. I am political. And it's political to believe that children are worthy of love and care and that every child is equal and that our care shouldn't stop at what we look like, our family, at our religion, at a border.

[Mike]

Okay. And I know that that word salad sounds like something that's compassionate, but you notice what she didn't say. And I don't see her focus on this a lot because this would be patriarchy. This would be traditional Western values, which, of course, we wouldn't want to maintain here. Hey, actually, it's your actions that define you. She'll say it's not, you know, it doesn't change with borders or what. Hey, how about you tell us what does matter and what does define children? People who think this is nice because it's compassionate. No, no. She's consistently focusing on the wrong thing and teaching your children the wrong message. And these controversies are just the one that you've caught. What a piece of. Also her sidekick, who we'll get to with the gays. Jules weighed in on ice as well. It's creatively lazy and very gay.

[News Reporter]

How do you explain to a five

[Mike]

year old that they're going away Matchbox Leslie every day. Taken from the school, taken from their homes, taken from their siblings and the life they've always known. Taken by them who pretend to be the good guys.

[News Reporter]

It's why we protest Ice.

[Mike]

Go eat your moth and you're all right. Everything about that is off putting. Take them from their home. Take them from. Okay. We haven't taken children from their home. I went on an ice ride along. You can click the link in the description. First person was Ms. 13. Second person was a child pornographer.

[Steven Crowder]

And they were her kids.

[Mike]

They were her own children.

[Josh]

But they should stay with her.

[Mike]

Yeah, there you go.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Mike]

We had to follow the woman. She dropped her children off at a grade school between alleged pornographic pictures. And people would then cover this in the news if not for the documented footage. Woman separated from her children. You want to make children less safe because they never actually offer any solutions, just feelings. That also is a bad message for your children. Sidekick Juul's also a huge piece of shit. Which brings us to the next next issue. So we have borders, ice. Okay, Ms. Rachel, you probably noticed this, but it's actually far more subversive because it's a more regular occurrence than most parents probably realize. Don't have your kids watching this. No musical numbers. She has her sidekick who's LGBTQAIP and very untalented. Jules. Here we go.

[Ms. Rachel]

Itsy bitsy spider went up the water spout down came the rain and washed the spider out out came the sun and dried up all the rain.

[Mike]

Yeah. And here's the thing too. When you look at Ms. Rachel, a lot of you probably watch this stuff on YouTube. They do have links and they promote their social media. So it's not like this is very far for your children to go and watch all of the other content. To be clear. And these are people who came up with new media. So it's not like an actor who has a personal opinion was asked in Vanity Fair or something like that. The messaging is follow us, absorb everything that we can give. Your little minds are sponges. And then you go to these other profiles. Well, this LGBTQ AIP sidekick talentless co host is very open about our views and affiliations.

[Ms. Rachel]

Today is my two year anniversary for Top Surgery.

[Mike]

Yay. Now, some of you might be watching

[Ms. Rachel]

and you're like, wait, what mommy, What's Top Surgery?

[News Reporter]

And non binary and Queer and all

[Mike]

these other labels that I didn't know. Don't click off. Don't stop the video.

[Ms. Rachel]

We are at a point in our nation where trans people like myself are being stripped of their rights and their humanity. Want you to know that you're not alone.

[Mike]

Since, you know, being denied the X

[News Reporter]

on my passport, I decided I'm just gonna lean in.

[Mike]

Good for you. I'm so happy for that. For you.

[Steven Crowder]

Do you see the screen name? Jules sings for littles.

[Mike]

Yeah. Joel sings for little around kids. Yeah. What? Hey, kids. Great. She'll say, I'll show you this clip. Happy Pride Month. Here's my sidekick on social media. Yay. Top surgery. Mom, what's that? It's where you cut off your breasts, sweetheart. Do they grow back? No. Well, I want. But she says it's okay for me to do that. It never would be. Let me ask you this. Before the year 2015, just picking a general year, when will your children ever be introduced to the idea of cutting off their breasts? Right. Even the gay community, before it was GTQ and silent F, they said, well, of course. No. No one's coming for your kids. You know children, they should be allowed to have childhoods and develop. Well, not anymore. Here she is saying Happy Pride Month and be sure to give us a follow.

[Ms. Rachel]

Happy Friday to all of our wonderful families and friends this month and every month, I celebrate you. I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad you're exactly who you are. To those who are going to comment, they can't watch the show anymore because of the support. No worries. And much love your way. God bless. I am not chasing fame or views. I'm standing strong in love.

[Mike]

And this is one of those things too. That sounds really good as messaging. Why should you be? Did she just say, can you play it again? She perfect the way you are. I love you. Exactly. What is it that she said?

[Steven Crowder]

Like that. Yeah.

[Ms. Rachel]

Happy Friday to all of our wonderful families and friends this month and every month. I celebrate you. I'm so glad you're here. I'm so glad you're exactly who you are.

[Mike]

Okay, pause those who are going to or end it. I'm so glad you're exactly who you are, little Jeffrey Dahmer. It's such a stupid thing. No, no. You're a. If you're a parent. She's not. She wants to be the parent to your children. We'll get to her policy support with Mamdani in a second. She's not a parent. As a Parent, you let your kids know that you love them, obviously, no matter what. But I'm so happy that you are just the way you are. Is a horrible message. Is a horrible message for children. Used to be. Think of the Davey and the dog. Well, you shouldn't lie, Davey. Well, you shouldn't yell at your mom, Davey. Yeah, let's teach kids that, hey, you are a work in progress. It's a binary decision. And the reason that you've been put in this position is because of people like Ms. Rachel and the people who control public schooling. Their message, they've decided, is affirmation above all else. What if there are problems? You don't want to affirm the problems. A parent affirms the child. Your job as an educator or your job outside of the family is literally to encourage better behavior and nothing else. So either affirm or teach. Correct. Which one is more loving and which one do you think has better results for the child and society? It sounds good on a bumper sticker. It's a bad message. As Christians, we are not told. I'm so glad that you are exactly the way you are right now. Your job as a father is directly comparable to God. He's a loving father. He loves you. He wants you to come back home. He wants you to have a relationship with him. He also has boundaries, and he'll let you know if you're screwing up and give you the guide on how to stop screwing up. But you don't get to keep screwing up and hang out with him. That's not allowed in his house. That's your job as a parent. You're just perfect just the way you are. Hooray for cutting off breasts. Top surgery. So it goes even deeper than just the gay stuff. Ms. Rachel, what a moral relativist piece of

[Steven Crowder]

small. I love how she said God bless in there as well. I'm like, wait a minute, wait a minute. How can you put these two things together? First of all, how can you put. Put littles and this together? Because I don't know if you know her audience. Ms. Rachel. It's not young kids. Very young kids.

[Mike]

Right?

[Steven Crowder]

Very young kids. And you're talking about these subjects seriously?

[Mike]

Not just talking about these subjects. Pushing them. Yes, pushing them. As though they're not even subjects to be discussed. If your child grows up with this kind of content, they will assume, of course, top surgery is great, and of course ice is bad. And of course there should be no borders. It's just a more severe version. I remember as a kid, though. Did you have this in your class. The we are the world and the different flags and holding hands. And I just remember looking, looking at one flag I just learned about. I'm like, isn't that where they were? Like they just had a massacre, like genocide because they have slavery. Could have been Uganda, whatever it was at that point. Like how do we link arms with that?

[Steven Crowder]

It's a problem.

[Mike]

This isn't just like a business deal where let's let bygones be bygones. These are fundamentally incompatible. So if Ms. Rachel is advocating for you to bring in cultures and values that are incompatible with yours, what does that mean? She expects you to compromise and abandon yours. And if she can't get you, she'll get your kids. It's nice though. She plays three chords on a guitar. If you thought this is just paranoia, it's pretty clear. Obviously anti ice in the gate. But then you look at her. She's been actively political. She was on Mamdani's inaugural committee. And of course don't try and make sense of it outside of communism, outside of Marxism, you go, how could someone who is supporting top surgery, how could they be on board with Islam? None of it makes sense. It's just Marxism. Oppressor, oppressed. That's all it is. They just want to break down social norms and us to have no mores value wise as a society. Here she is in 2026 singing Wheels on the Bus with noted socialist communist Mamdan. And that man thinks it's more offensive to utter an Islamic or anti Islamic slur than to throw a bomb at innocent people in New York City. Yeah, these people are going to be spending a lot of time with your kids, by the way. They collaborated to push for taxpayer subsidized child care in New York City. Hey, anyone want to bet that that taxpayer subsidized childcare is going to involve some Ms. Rachel content? I can tell you a little inside baseball. I did first gig was the brain on the Show Arthur on PBS. A lot of people don't realize in the 90s it was actually the only family show that was top 10. It was like friends, Seinfeld. Arthur was like number four, number six. You know why? Massive contracts in the educational industry. It's a huge industry. There are trade shows for it with. Back then it was CD ROMs, courses. These people are going to be showing your kids content. You think it's more likely that the mayor in charge of that might veer them toward the content of the person who collaborated and endorsed them? You're not there. Good news is Ms. Rachel and her degenerate sidekick will be. It's fun. The kids just like the show. And if you say that as a parent, you also like Ms. Rachel, are a piece of shit. I think I missed my own beep.

[Steven Crowder]

You got it. It's close enough.

[Mike]

And finally, this is another one so that you guys see the through line wherever you line up. Of course APEC can go screw themselves with a wire brush. No, Ms. Rachel actually, really, just if you watch her consistently, does not like she dislikes Jews. She actually appeared with a Hamas sympathizer. I'll give you the references. This is not just hyperbole. Motaz Aziza in a video on Social, where your kids, if they have social, they shouldn't likely follow her.

[Ms. Rachel]

Hi, friends. What's the letter of the day?

[Mike]

It's M. Hi, Ms. Rachel.

[Josh]

Hi.

[Ms. Rachel]

Yes, it's M for my friend Montas.

[News Reporter]

Yay.

[Mike]

It's M for martyr. It's m for my 72 virgins. Aziza made quite a few posts, by the way. Put quite a few posts out there praising the October 7th attacks. Directly. Directly. Okay. Also, I believe this was in 2025. Ms. Rachel refused to work with anyone who has not spoken about Gaza. And by that, I mean shared her exact perspective on Gaza. Hey, hold on a second. This lady has the mayor's ear. This lady is pushing for policy in the biggest city in the country. How much you want to bet that refusing to work with anyone means boxing them out? Means a blacklist.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Ever wonder why children's content seems to lean one way politically? Ever Wonder why over 80% of public educators donate exclusively to the Democrat Party? 94 out of all higher education, by the way. 94 out of $100. Every $100 goes directly to the Democrat Party. It's like 83 across education overall. Think that's natural? Think that's natural? Think it's just an accident? Or do you think people now take Ms. Rachel, make her an administrator, make her a principal, make her the head of the teachers union with sway. Anyone want to guess that you can find any daylight between Ms. Rachel's points of view and the people in charge of your kids for eight? Or she had her way ten hours a day. She also liked this Instagram post that read Free America from the Jews.

[Josh]

Oh, man on the nose there.

[Mike]

No, I know someone will have an argument or whatever. Contextually, the point is, there is a pattern of behavior, and even on this one, she apologized in the most lazy way because she got some more blacklisting to get onto.

[Ms. Rachel]

So I thought I deleted a comment and I accidentally hit like and hide. I don't know how or why. I've accidentally liked comments before. It happens like I'm a human who makes mistakes. I would never agree with an anti semitic thing like the comment. It is okay to be human and it's okay to make mistakes. And I'm old so I am not as good with touching things online.

[Mike]

I guess I don't even know what that means. Good with touching things in real life. Also, just think of the change of that phrase. Seems like a small thing. It's okay to make mistakes. That is not the same as what we have been traditionally taught. Everyone makes mistakes. By its very definition. It's not okay. It's a setback. It doesn't mean that you're a bad person, but your job as a parent is to ensure that the mistake doesn't keep happening. It's the difference between committing a sin and living perpetually in sin. It's okay to make mistakes. It's actually not everyone does it, but we should do it less. That is the job of an educator. Hey, you made a mistake grammatically. Hey, you made a mistake with math. Let's try and make sure that you don't continue to make those mistakes. Carry the one, capitalize the letter instead. It's I am so glad that you are exactly how you are right now and it's okay to make mistakes. This lady is pushing for educational policy and we have lower literacy rates or math proficiency rates despite having more access to information than ever throughout all of human history. Ever, ever, ever, ever. I guess the problem is the access to information with children is access to people like Ms. Rachel. What a piece of shit. And this is not. It's a little sneaker. It is. And by I guess we've gone over time. So I'm going to go on to the next programming that's targeting your kids. But you can click the button down there. Join Rumble Premium. That's what supports us. That's what keeps the lights on. No foreign caliphate. You'll never see me ally with a communist mayor or frankly, probably even a Republican one. Because we don't need to do that. We're supported by viewers like you. $99 a year or $9. Try the month. You get 100% more. Show Friday. Show everything ad free. All the content you see there.

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[Steven Crowder]

Moment.

[Mike]

Ms. Rachel is. She's not the only one. And actually, you brought this to my attention. I thought you were joking.

[Josh]

No, it's real.

[Mike]

So you know the show Transformers? Yeah. Yeah. You would think Robots. Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

In disguise, least.

[Mike]

Yes. Matthew Bridgerton. What's the slogan for Bridgerton?

[Josh]

Lesbians in disguise. No, no longer into guys.

[Mike]

Transformers, you would think. The least likely to be a sexual show ever. Okay. Now they actually have trans and non binary Transformers. That's a real thing within the lore of the franchise. So I guess these are notably in the IDW comics and the Earth Spark animated series. You brought this up. Was like, I have to fact check that. So. Yeah.

[Josh]

Because how do animals procreate? Yeah, yeah. How do robots. Transformers.

[Mike]

Right. They're built by. By people who make robots. I mean, I guess people have gender. Okay, all right, fine.

[Steven Crowder]

They're not built.

[Mike]

The point is they fit it into everything. Arcee in the comics transitioned. Actually transitioned. This is just as. Here's what this is designed to do. Confuse your children. But wasn't that robot. Didn't they resemble more? And then say, no, no, that's normal. All right? It's designed to confuse and then normalize it and go, oh, are you confused? That's okay. You're young. I love that you are just the way you are and it's okay to make mistakes, but not. Not understanding that men can turn into women. Not in. Not. You got to understand puberty blockers. I love you just the way you are. Unless you, you know, don't support top surgery for teenagers.

[Josh]

Is that like when a Jeep wrangler takes the top off?

[Mike]

Pretty much, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

I guess it's Nuts and bolts. It's okay.

[Mike]

Either way, you're gonna get a lot of road noise. Nightshade in Earth. Spark is non binary. Like, what's even the point?

[Steven Crowder]

Sexuality. Why is that even relevant?

[Mike]

And then there are characters like a node and Lug. Or Anode and Lug. Though, honestly, this was news to me. Should have seen it coming, considering how blatant they were with their new intro. Yeah, that's. It almost seems like they didn't put in as much effort. No, it's like a throw in lazy work. Which brings us to this week's seven plus one. You forgot the van in the chamber. And by the way, thank you for the raid dancing, them and us. We're going to send you, if you're not a Rumble Premium member, on to Haley. This week's seven plus one. Seven plus one Tranny Transformers. There are a lot of them that people may not necessarily be aware of. Number seven, Pegatron.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, that's.

[Josh]

That's the bad guy. He's. That's. Oh, he's the leader of the Decepticons.

[Mike]

Yes, he is deceiving us all. He is number six, Mr. Firestein. Bumble BBGTQ oh, well, that seems. Oh, he's Bumblebee. Stop lubricating the man.

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[Mike]

It does seem to me that there is some awakening of a desire to act together to solve problems where they are.

[Josh]

You know, I am a believer in America, and that's worth fighting for.

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