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This woman is absolutely vile. First of all, she says that Riley Gaines was trying to take the moral high ground in her, you know, back and forth with aoc. I don't think she really did at all. We, we covered this in depth yesterday, and we went back and forth and went through all of Riley Gaines's posts and all of AOC's posts on X back and forth with each other and, and all Riley Gaines said was, yeah, I don't know why you think it's such a flex to, you know, hate on me for tying a man who was, you know, ranked 400 something, 62 or something, and when Riley Gaines was actually way more accomplished as a female swimmer, biological female swimmer, you know, the Democrat party, they used to be about women. Now they're not. This woman, Jennifer Welch, she claims that Riley Gaines is hateful. All she is is pro woman. All Riley Gaines does is advocate for women to have locker rooms that are for women only so that women and girls don't have to change in front of men who are mentally ill and they don't have to compete against men who clearly have a physical advantage over them. So for this woman, Jennifer Welch, to call Riley Gaines a dumb bitch because of that, again, I think she's projecting. And then again, she's upset with Riley Gaines because she works at Fox News. Who does Jennifer Welch work for? She had a failed Bravo show. Now she has her own podcast. She doesn't work for anyone. I'm. And I'm sure she would love, because she takes every chance she can get to get on MSNBC or whatever. She takes every chance. I'm sure she would die for a show there, but they haven't given her one. So, anyway, of course, Riley Gaines responds with Grace, because she's not a fake Christian like Jennifer Welches, she's a real Christian. She says this. They say these things about me merely because I said men are not women. That's it. If you share that belief, they think the same about you. Such harsh words, praying for these women. And that's really, that is all you have to do. That is all you can do. These women are lost causes. And I've seen posts on X saying that Jennifer Welch is the new Joe Rogan for the left and that everyone should pay attention to who she endorses in the future. Like she's this, you know, this guiding light for the Democrat party. They really seem to like her and prop her up, which is the difference between the left and right. Because people who are this vile, they don't get very far on the right. You know, Jennifer Welch is this hateful person. She represents these like older, you know, we see these, all these protests and all the protesters, the liberal protesters are older now. I think she represents these progressive lib boomers who go out and protest. These are like their wine drunk, snooty liberal moms with bad attitudes and too much Botox. That's all they are. They're just like gossip queens and they're nasty and they're rude and they're, you know, throwing daggers at people who are actually good people, Christians, and they're fighting for women. So you know, on the Republican side, we have the manosphere, as the left likes to call them. We have the womanosphere, basically normal men and women who work out, look pretty and want lower taxes in small government and you know, we show the other side grace when they continue to attack us. So, you know, I'm glad that I'm on, I would say the right side, the right side of history. But Democrats are just such angry people. And over In Nashville, a 25 year old woman, she is now facing felony charges because Lipscomb University and Lipscomb Academy, there are two schools there in Nashville and they were coming under fire for how they were handling mental health in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. And this 25 year old woman, now she faces these felony charges because she commented on a Facebook post or a social media post about this news article saying that she wants to blow up this school, she's going to blow up Lipscomb Academy or Lipscomb University. So you know, just, just out of an abundance of caution, the feds, they found her, rounded her up and arrested her. Because we don't take this lightly. We don't take attacks at schools or school shootings or other attacks. Nope. We're not waiting for, you know, three strikes, you're out. You claim that you're going to blow up a school, you're going to face jail time. Meanwhile, you know, Charlie Kirk, he inspired people to find God. And we're seeing this. I loved this headline out of Fox News. They were saying that frat houses are really embracing Charlie Kirk on their campuses. So here's the headline. Charlie Kirk inspires Gen Z to Trade Parties for Prayer as College Frats Sparks Faith Revival. So they were doing a whole piece on, I think it was East Carolina University and a fraternity there said, you know, instead of doing a party, we're going to do, like, a prayer vigil. We're going to do a whole night of prayer. And all the guys got together and. And prayed. That's such a better use of your time, I would say. And I think it just speaks to how wonderful Charlie Kirk's, how strong his message was and how it resonated with so many young people. I mean, I've talked to countless men, men my age, men younger than me, saying, I think I'm gonna go to church. I think I'm gonna go to church. I haven't been in a while. I haven't picked up a Bible. I've seen all these videos on social media. Yeah, I don't know. I. I was raised this way, and I just kind of fell off. But now I think I'm gonna go back again. And we're seeing this like, Charlie Kirk is making conservatism cool again. And we saw this too, with, you know, the party on inauguration night with all the hot conservatives that went viral and the New York magazine cover, and they said, they called them the cruel kids. This is the cruel kids table. And it's really anything but. These kids are not cruel. They're choosing to pray instead of party in college. And we're seeing a huge revival of faith on college campuses and among Gen Z and Gen Alpha. And we have Charlie Kirk to thank for that. Now, Michelle Obama, she loves to complain. Remember she was complaining that they had to buy their own food at the White House. She said, oh, we have to buy our own food. We have to pay for it ourselves. You know, we have this chef, and we don't even get to. We don't even get to have it for free. Well, now she's complaining about her hair. Listen to this. As women of color, that the way our hair naturally grows out of our head, it's beautiful. But if we struggle to make it look like the standard. That means we are spending thousands of hours and lots of money straightening out what is naturally curly hair. Right? And that takes time out of your life, costs money. Why? Appropriate white culture. No one's asking you. No one's forcing you to straighten your hair, leave your hair natural. I think black women have gorgeous natural hair. Leave it natural. I love curly hair. I think it's, you know, they should be proud of it. No one's forcing you to straighten it. And not to mention white people, they also spend a lot of money on their hair. My hair costs a lot of money. I have a hair appointment tomorrow. It's going to be hundreds of dollars. I get hair extensions. Those are a thousand dollars. Everyone spends money on their hair. Talk to a white woman who has to dye her hair blonde and she's got her roots come in and she has to go back every two months, sometimes even sooner. You go up for your hair extension, move up. It's every, you know, I don't know, six weeks, eight weeks. We're all. All women are spending money on their hair. Okay, Hundreds of dollars, thousands of dollars. In some cases. You're not special. Okay, everyone, regardless of race, we're all spending money on their hair. This, by the way, if this was natural, this would cost a lot of money. But this was from Amazon is probably like 30 bucks. But, yeah, no one's forcing you to do anything to your hair. You feel like you have to keep up with this societal expectation. But no one told you that. No one told you that. So why don't you just keep your hair natural then? No one's forcing you. All right, here's Bill Gates. This was interesting. He posted this. And there. This is ahead of a climate change summit, the COP 30. And he wrote this three tough truths about the climate. And I want to read this to you, and then we can kind of go through it. But it is interesting. This is kind of like the KJP article from yesterday that I just. It's just. I really encourage you to read it. If you haven't read it, it's funny, but this is the same thing. So you know Bill Gates, he used to be super climate alarmist because he. He's very concerned. I mean, again, billionaire, one of the richest people in the world. And I'm sure he's flying around on private jets and whatever, you know, but he wants to lecture to everyone else about how we can help people in Africa anyway. So this is what he says. There's a doomsday view of climate change. That goes like this. In a few decades, cataclysmic climate change will decimate civilization. The evidence is all around us. Just look at the heat waves and the storms caused by rising global temperatures. Nothing matters more than limiting the rise in temperature. Fortunately for all of the. Fortunately for all of us, this view is wrong all of a sudden. Climate alarmist Bill Gates. Climate change is not a problem anymore. It's amazing. Once Bill Gates says that climate change isn't a problem, it just goes away. Isn't that funny? That's how climate alarmism works. They tell you that it's a problem, so then it becomes a problem for the Democrat party. But they know that it's not really working for them. So now they're just saying, okay, the facts aren't on our side. We'll just dump it anyway. Just move on. Nothing to see here. Don't have to worry about climate change anymore. So this is what he says. Although climate change will have serious consequences, particularly for people in the poorest countries, it will not lead to humanity's demise. Imagine that climate does change and we adapt with it, and we haven't died yet. People will be able to live and thrive in most places on Earth for the foreseeable future. Wow. Emissions projections have gone down. Wow. And with the right policies and investments, innovation will allow us to drive emissions down much further. So optimistic. Unfortunately, the doomsday outlook is causing much of the climate community to focus too much on near term emissions goals. And it's diverting resources from the most effective things we should be doing to improve life in a warming world. It's not too late to adopt a different view and adjust our strategies for dealing with climate change. Next month's global climate summit in Brazil, known as COP30, is an excellent place to begin, especially because the summit's Brazilian leadership is putting climate adaptation and human development high on the agenda. This is a chance to refocus on the metric that should count even more than emissions and temperature change. Improving lives. Thanks, Bill Gates. Our chief goal should be to prevent suffering, particularly those in toughest conditions who live in the world's poorest countries. So basically, he's caring about poverty, disease. These are the new things to be all, you know, excited about. But climate change, we don't have to worry about anymore. So, you know, he just decides to end the alarmism and it ends. Imagine that. Isn't that wonderful? He cured it. He cured climate change. All you have to do is stop giving an F. All right, well, there is an influencer in New York that I follow. And her name is Hallie Kate. She is one of the most famous New York City based influencers. And last year she got punched in the face. Here's the aftermath that she documented on TikTok watch, you guys.
